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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-12
NEW MUSIC STORE
.Melodeons
Melodeons


Melodeons Melodeons
HAVE just received from the East large and splendid
lot of AIrlodeons from the celebrated n'anufactory
Hughes Hale of Philadelphia CsrIaTt Seetham Co..
Of New York. consisting Of the following kiads; Eieh
finish, tone aud durability, cannot beEurpASsed:
1 lido do Rondoir do double
g do dc sst%pSins.
Aleo-he Organ style, sPleniid instrument with four
stops and highly ORNAMENTAL suitable either for churches
paFlor 1I
MessrS Hughes Hale have received two silver medals
from the Franklin Institute, the only awarded by
that Association Maryland Institute has also awarded
premium at their late oxidation, held in baltimore
examination Of the certificate from William Norris, ESQ.,
chairman f the jury Musical Instruments will
they superior the Instruments which
at the Worlds Fair held the Crystal Palace. Arrangements
have been made by with the manufacturers by which
these instruments be sold low by by the manu-
facturrS, without the additional risk Of transportation Ev.
cry instrument sold by is warranted year
In connection with The above have large stock Of nut
steal Instrument, consisting in part Of Tols GUITAR, Ban
jos, Tamhornss PIunas AeeordeoRs flutes, Pcs, Rage-
lst4. etc. 70 -,
agIodeOn seraPhines and s kinds Of reed instruments
repaired, and musical instruinents'Renerally, 1t
T. CartwIights
Cutlery, Variety and 1lusie sioIe;
dec93 IFS Main WhrtlinR
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AYER.s oHERRY PICTORIAL

FOR the rspd of Coughs Colds, Hoarseness BroD-
eis, ThoOping Cough, Asthma and Consumption Is uni
versay remedy ever YET discovered for
every variety Pulmonary Disease so vide Is e sea of
iss usefulness numerous the cases Of its ere that al
most section of the country abOunds in persons pub
licly known, restored from alarming and even
desperate Diseases Of the Lungs by ss When once tried
It's superiority every other medicine Of kind
apparent to escape observation. its virtues are
Known public longer hesitate What anldOte TO employ
for the distressing dangerous aettous Of the puoa
organs which tnridrnttO cnate BY timely
many, nay almost an attacks Of disease upon the LulE
or Threat arrested thus are saved many Thousands
ererJ year from premature grave. No family should be
without IT. and these who do neglect provide themselves
viii remedy which wards Oh this dangerous class Of dl
eases hays erlsre It when II Is tooIate Proofs
Of the sang eeaey Of the Cherry PeetOra nsednet be
given 70 the American peeFlehey have living proofs
neEhbOrheOd But those sish the state
ens those whose health has been restored and whose
lives have been By ~ se R md them in my Amer
lean Almanac, which agent below named hasI furnish
gratis oresety one.
Pr.paieasy pr, }. C Avn, LoFsl, sla..aesasss-an
sold b. Al Druggists In wheeling
4, c. GOOD CO, wheeling,
dee Wholesale and Rstal Assnts-
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Hear! Hearm Hearm!

GREAT REDUCTION! GREAT REDCCTION!i
eLUsISc Or TALL 4SD WINTER GOODs
DEISCf DESTROYS Of reducing my above line
ID have made the following reductions:
ESIBROIDEKIES
will consequently sell collars formerly held at 90 for
22ES; g; others proportion. an
Offering greater Inducements any other house la town
n CL0AKS
TeducOTof 80 per ct viii be granted and those ready
with the cash will be able 10 buy from nice trimmed
cloth CLOAK 43 The greatest bargains ever offered
Others Sai sell the terms;
Iy selling the ready you can buy the
CLOTH TRI,Iqixes
or which have large Essornrnt win sell out at almost
your own pricrs. -
scSrs etc. have such variety and such Iov prices AZ
to asonish every With word, being anxious and
willing reduce my the lowest point wili s9 my
goods mUc, less than
ASy OTHm MUSE. Ag
that you help buying. Come Az and sYery one
that wants to sarr his money.
ISAAC PRAGER.
Eastsru Bargain store. us Main street.
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Fo1 cRRLsZHdS and WV YEARs
pRFCENTC

ADAMS Premium pasuerreOypst, has the pleasure Of
Informing the citizens Of Wheeling, that producing by
the aid Of etieal dgsst AmbrOtypes unlike those
heretofore made In this city. They briiancy,
bOdness and artistic finish, excite the admiration of
every one, including artists who hsre yred most eee-
brated Eastern Galleries, who pronounce them tie 0s they
eeer Aa,s."--
IFive Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams. Reinraber .he Gallery Main Union
stFsrts. deIs
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Eprom the New YORK Lsarerl

[Prom the New York LedSer.l
MARRIAGE OF FASSY FIRS-We have the plea
sure of announcing that our gifted contributor,
Mrs. Sara Payson Eldredge, $50 renowned and
admired as Fanny Fern,) was married on Satur-
day the 18th inst, to Mr.. James Parton, well
known in the literary circles as the author of
'Thc Life of Horace Greeley,
From the Dag Book.l
ANYHOW no LoSGER.-Last night Fanny Fern
the caustic fiery Fanny, was united in the bond
age of wedlOck, to James Parton, Esq, She has
been lccturing the public for some time past; we
trust Mr.. Parton will now receive the benefit OF
her discussions.
The lucky bridegroom is the unfortunate sub
editor, who figures in such lacraymose manner
in Ruth Hall, " and the generous heart of Fan
ny has, We presume. been "teched" with his mis-
fortunes. We hope Fanny will not be compeIl-
ed to take up the lamentation of Widow Bedott
as follows
'Oh! full forty dollars would give
If We had continued apart"
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For the Wheeling paily 1nte.l'g,n.,r.

Not in the Poets sphere
Not in sweet song, or heart strung n,lnstFelsy,
Has fancy e'er imagined Rasht more dear
Than thou to me.
Not from ambitions height
Not where proud fame displays her tempting prize,
Beams there, for me, such pure, unsullied light,
As from thine eyes-S
Not inthe festal bower,
Where Beauty EeiEns, and Pleasures sons rejoice,
Has Music half such sonl.subduing power
Asin thylyoiec.
Not in the reveits sound
Not where the thOughtless with the heaTtess viei-
Not in obsireperous mirth, Is sweet peace found
But in thy sigh.
Ie e q Eoeiassic tale Of yoss--.
Not where bright cOlors paint the perfect wife,
But WAKES tame to.heArt. that ponder DER
Thy paSe Otlsse
In4hy 1.-THE form, that gides
80 nOissiess, in It's path Of Thoughtful care,
We fancy its but human dress that hides
An angel ]ssss.
Thou lao7es.t slovinsly-
A ministrant spirits round some Worshpped shrine
As though the spell Ofshome inspiretl thee
With zeal divine.
anu ulou
The grace to rule, where none can llisobey;
For none, in loves Influences trace
Thy hidden sway.
q They come to, thee for al.
That gives TO home It's purpose and Its rest
A tho Heavens blessings only on them fall
At thy behest. @
They come to thee for prayer
And sn'her round theeiiieR the suPplIan. knee,
With voices mute; a. none were worthy there,
To ask, but thee.
Then, at thy soft command.
VIII each depart on duts sstSsks intent; z4s
All hut some lingering pupil. book in hand,
Beside thee bent
Thy word has power to make
Submission but another act Of love-
To make cen self its narrow bounds forsake,
And loyal prove.
Linked viii, their Gods on high,
Thy name Is some holy thing,
To which, when sorrow breathes its harsh notes NIGH
They fOhdly cling.
Thy magic voice can give
lmpulse to virtue, and its best reward;
For who would forfeit, and yet wish to 1--we,
Thy pure regardH
Fen Natures face grows bright
To greet thee, when abroad Thy footsteps stray;
'ris as when flowers, that slumber thro' the night,
Awake to Day.
Yet art thou graTCly dear
To husband, Children Kindred neighbor friend
As minglng with their joy in thee, the fear,
Their bliss may rnd.
FOr should kind Heaven recall
It's agent sent to lure to the skies,
Oh! should we not In helpless evil fall,
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DEAru OF RocERs, THE BAsKER PoEr-The
steamer Araso brings news of thedeath ofsam-
uel Rogers, the poet and banker, at the age of9O
years. The deceased lived a long and eventful
life, and was the friend and rival of lnanyswho
hourished during three-fourths of century,
The-N Y Times says:
He was young man when the battle of Bun
Ger Hill was fought, and nine of the Presidents
of the United States were born since his birth,
The feeble American colonies, which, in his early
manhood, were struggling for their freedom, have
now become one of the greatest powers of the
earth He hSd arrived at mans estate when DR..
johnson, the great photographer, died, and he
lived to witness the debut and death of many of
the greatest men of the past century, Moore,
Scott, Byron, Watiswortll, SOuthey, Coleridge,
Napoleon, were all born after he became old
enough to remember their birth His first pub
hshed volume appeared in 17S7, and was entitled
Superstition and other POEMS his '.Italy,"
which was his last work, was published Il years
ago. His house in London has been famous for
half century for the elegant inequalities enjoy
ed there by the great men and famous women of
the time. To breakfast with Rogers has been
the ambition of Americans visiting London, and
many Of our eminent countrymen have had the
happiness to boast of enjoying that distinguish
ed honor. This Sestor Of bankers and poets
died at his house in st James Place, kondon, on
the 18th December
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w-rhe Sheriff osHociins county, Ohio, was
accidentally killed, in Logan, on Friday las, by
being run over by pair of runaway hOrses.-
He had been standing in store, and hearing the
noise stepped out on the sidewalk just as the team
came along. He was struck on tho head by the
end Of the tongue, and SO badly injured that he
lived but short time.
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e-The St. Paul PIoSEER. of December 9th
says that ON tbs morning of the Esd the mercury
stood at % deg. below zero. During the day it
ranged from at to 10 deg below, and at Z p u.
stoodat - deg below. The sun shone brightly
tIlifins tis. slak z
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The New York Evening Post has the follow
ing
BEEEcu PREsEsTA TloS.-A Wit was heard
to remark yesterday, TO some friends who were
speaking Ofthe unexpected arrival of the. Presi-
dents message that it Was the first ever deliver
ed by the Cmsarian operation.
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ID yYnrt lricItet for Oouuei

MR- EDtroRYou Vi please announce the name of JOHN
HAMILTON, JAS. ". PAXTON, JOS. c. AcHEsOS E. HI
ntzhugh, and JOHN MORGAN as candidates for election
to City COuneiI, and Oblise
deai CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD.
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~ The Now York City Fire Department has
arelief fund of S9S,T50. During the at year
there has been expended for widows pensions.
sum of ks4,sta.
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ReopIe,n G,nnhiInte.

Ma EDroR-PIease announce our worthy fello.cIttren
DASIEL DUNBAR. the Peoples Candidate for the ONCE
Of the Water WORKS at The coming Char
ter Election. J-pl. THEPEoPLE
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EL IaE..G.7. I59LQ

Wheeling, z8h Dec 1865.
GREEABLH 70 the Charter, Election for six Dffee.
~ q the Bat WI Be held Al he BSnkinS House IN
Wheeling On Monday The l4h January neat between The
hours q II A. 81. and P. u. asa 80
dessSs BRADY. cSshssg.
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CITY ELRcVIoM.

I've charge Two psLI for Inserting nominations. to be
rule, viii undsrs.and why their nomination.. do appear.l
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The long concluding section, consisting of a
historical retrospect of the slavery qucstionmust
be read In extenSe by all who desire to know the
opinion Of President Pierce on this momentous
question. So untlinchingan exposition demands
and will repay an attentive perusal
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Mr. Eprrdn.You WIN please announce Afr. HENRY CO.
ST the cstizena Candidate City Sergeant and Obse
jns' THE CITIZENS
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Mr. EDlroR-I wish TO announce myself as a eandidate
for reelection TO the Office Of Street Commissioner feel
under obligation my feloWe1ens their SURFACES at
the election WIN thankful for all fayOrs of t,
kind at the next.
jamie HENRY SHARP.
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HEAD QUARTERS ! j!

y h. BUSH, Agent,
TOR the Daily New York Herald Tribune and Tinasa and
can Democrat.
Nssa1ns: Novels and all the Weekly Papers received =,
DEPOT, SLAM sraEsEons door above Monroe. and i'm
nsediateJ opposite de - e n Rr,sk. Papers and Stag
An5ses delivered "A any PSrt Of the city free OF charge,
F0HNSLEY'S NDI4S YEGETABI.E TOOTH ACHR 1N0-
DYSE.
NHHETRRit be OF not that nature il provided WITH
is certain that o. the distressing aetions in DE
catalogue OF human suerinss be speedily and eGeetu
ally relieved By a harmless Antidote.
PoWEsLEJ's TOGIHAcEB ANpDYSB
Is liquid composed OF purely vegetable substances, unux-
cd With seds OF POtsSs % kind and stands uarivae
a. epTr for the palms q Tooth
Guur l. l. Indian preparation and the which
Il Is purrhsse by the pioRsetoH from TIE
tEe Of Indians N country Of Missouri, in
The 5est sSsrsSely tred By the r. fasni
Lies in. New 0eaEs and other sies South and West and
IN gu other snees other oothaehe remedy ever Pre-.
ssnsd TO the proved harmless
JOAN H THOMPSON.
deee9 Ssis Agent. III SEaia 81.
Oh LIS ealomsl IN betlles. reed and foT sSIe D.
~ des5 & ie=e A.csGoOD co.
one RUgDRED B9RRELS FL0UR
II Cs STE EsssfFe ana teE salsey
ana ssr .ss 5SHnry Pro1iHS the present
Jaraes 4. Fetser retiring ise1s the 6rra.
All persons indebted please call and make pay
ESat and those hayng eiais asAnst TIE Eru
WI present then tar adjustment
Desen6sr q. lsss- y
c0-PARfSRRsH1P.
THE underlined eoatinns oods business II
their present location name and styIeof
sEElRisGES Thsy would respectfully solicit foHa thsis
O. ". HEIsKEbI
seeelahefsn lsss4 EB. swE4RFSHEE. u
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spEoIAL NOTICES.

To PRINTERS.
We prepared furnish with Hades superior
News, Book and Job Inks. We have now @ hand =
News Ink, power preSs Light Green
Book lax. DIRK Green.
Fine Black. yellow,
ExIrn PIne do, White.
Red Ink. Gold size.
Extra Fine do. Vnrnish
Light blue. &c &c. sc.
All nks sold By warranted to be goods and if found
to be SO, be retained at expense.
- Terms cash.
iu1I BEATTY Co.
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Truth stranger than Fiotion.'
LET 74E ArY1iczEo 44E4R 77E 7xs7yuov

LET THE APPLIcTED HE4R TIE TsSyyNoSy
OFF, LADY,
10 those who have the pleasure Of knowing her
say nothing, but to others remark ut deEirS 10
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak None can
peeate her Joy and gratitude In being relieved
alter years Of suffering unparalleled but those, III there 81
any, who have suffered like her. v ~
Miss s. has long been resident Of this rityfor m. at
years has been successfully conducting schooat No O
baltimore street The happy chanEr III health "a subject
OF and joy 10 her friends We usL
those interested to call her Ehr win tell them more l
her cure by HptoRS fracture than sht has written Thin
Is mi. remedy goes giving relief the sick NE refer
the public to them. Prom more distant placer We
81 ts SAINT happy result These facts with hs
dice to hide their heads and concede mai
ture Is wonderful discovery.
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The Musical World for 1856,

VOL. XIV
ME CoMMESCEt the year with n reduction of one.
w third from onr former subscription. We take this
step 70 give our Journal the widest possible circulation The
price then hereafter win be fro dollars per on
Ao nay IN Gdence; to those who do pay la advance
WIN be three dollars. This reduced subscription viii
stll include as g portrait, Mozart which We have
had specially for this Journal which viii serve
as an excellent tue embcllshment the music vol.
unle Of the year 1856 -
Musical Soytiette viii be commenced and published
scriay with the first number January The other val
liable features OF the Journal will as before viz
Four pages OF fresh music weekly PACED separately which
hInnd at the end Of the year viii form volume worth
Slz instructive musical reading; articles and III.
the world. - - l VI
The new department Of General Literature Ia stu In The
same able hands which have already gained 20 high rem.
utaon II comprises the best TRANSACTIONS the hest things
N the French and other foreign Journals udcous selections
from books and msEa1nes and generally good story in
City and Brooklyn subscribers charged with my
cents extra Tor the expense Of carrier Canada
lean postage. " ~
Any journal copying this entire announcement and draw.
g to i before the close January 1856
VIII Musical World in exchange for one
portrait OF Mozart. - $3.50
RICHARD STORES WILLIS Proprietor.
Jnd 9Si Nrvr YORK.
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Ma EDrTok Itake this means Of informing my fellow
ing election Thankful for past fayors eau only say
If reelected win serve them with my usual faithfuness
jnlI* RoBERT HAMILTON,
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cITIzENs no

INDEPENDENT CITIZENS TICKET
City serEeant,H. eoNANTS Wharf Master J. G. WILLY
Collector Revenue. JOHN HUGHES Street Commission
en- JACOB AaIIcK; Superintendent Of Water WORKS. DAN
III. DUNBAR
The above VIII be supported by the independent
the city at the coming election jnss
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DALLEYis GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
VIII subduc the pain and inflammation from the seYerest
burns sealds, in from tEeIy mnues-and that 1t
will heal tho wounds without scars eeetaay cure
yer sOres-sals Rheum- Inaammatory Rheumatism-SO
and Inlaned Eyes-Cuts Bruises-old Ulcer
ated sOresScald HeadCorns and BuniOns -Eryspcias-
sprains-swelings Nipples hIbaisbitcs
Of Insects and broken EruptiOns-snd all
other InammatOry and catanrous diseases parts
affected can be reached.
Dont be neredulOus about the many diseases named to be
cured By Only hingbus reflect that the few but positive
properties which the DALEY salve alone contains
heretofOre to reach not alone
the afOrS- mentioned disease, many
QaeErD9 .,ot regular bred Aysicans preserf5s cqIo
'sel inedroiy. for scores ordissrenf distastrH
Each box Of GRSrixs DA1RIs PAx ExTRAcTaH has upon
Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures of C.
ClLCKESER. CO., pr0pE!etOrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. All others counterfeit Price Is cents
per box.
az Al orders should be addressed to C. V cliciusr
Co, 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Ia CGHLLSS e BESHPIELD Wheeling
and DrssEists generally throughout the I. g spis.
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CITIZENS 7TGRET
Ma. EDrroE you viii please announce the following as
the citizens candidates. the coming charter election
For Mayor: ALP. CALDWELL POr City Sergeant: HEN
RY CoNANT. For superintendent Of the Water Works
DANIEL DUNBAR. Por Market Master: DANL MURRAY
jnll' MANY CITIZENS.
Ma Rprrok-Please announce JOHN PRICE the Peo-
PIES Candidate Collector Of Mater Ren coming
! charter election.
inli. MANY VOTERS.
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MG E6lTok :-Piesse announce JEFF. sASGsT0N As a
candidate the once Ofc Sergeant at the coming char
ter election, and oblIge -sfe
inlis -.s MANY VOTERS.
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WIN. A. BATCmEI OR's HAIR DYE
GREY, Re, Rusty Dyed Instantly to beautiful
and natural brown black without the injury to Hair
or skin.
FrTEES MEDALS DIPLOMAS have been awarded to wu
Bachelor since 1889, and $1,000 applications have
been made to the Hair Of his patrons of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying the hair and ShisLers unjust as 1t
would be against covering bald head with wig.
VA A. B1rcAEloks IIAE Dye produces color be
distinguished from nature and warranted not to ne
the least however long It may be continued.
Made sold or applied Tin private rOOasl the Wig PaetO-
ry, 4sS Broadway, n. Y.
sol in all cities and towns of the United States by Dug
yists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
tEThe Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides of each bottle Of
WILLIAM A BATcHHLoR,
sSS BrOsdSay, New York
POr rsIo wholesale and retail by
aq1s LAUGHLLSS q BUSAFZELD
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offers for sale his House and Lot on
street. East side between Monree aud Union ats
Es 10 s let 'front.' with good Brick Dwelling House
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"a Dr.. HOsettcrs celebrated Stomach Bters-OOOoO
sold yearnothng medical market for the pas,
my has equaIed; produced
equal i. great snt-dyspeptc. One winrgass taken
times each day before meals will cure for Dysper
STA; will remove all HAuleney heavfness stomach
keep free from eOstveness assist Digestion give good
appetite, and lmpaFt healthy whole system. No
person surlngfOm debility of any kind should to try
this great antdOte.
ROr sale by all the principal Druggists.
jnIO LAUGHLINs BUsHPIELD.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TRAVELLERS passing the L. o. Railroad are inform
ed that the Proprietor has fitted up "cLARks
SEW Brrlpssos where he wiz up upon arrival ofev,.
ry train,
L F4R.R LUXcH AND NOT COFFEE FOR FIJI.
TEET CEYES
The regular prise at the Depot Stand being 80 cents
queny thryave viii be saved Be particular and
step into Myers Refeshent Rooms just across the street.
I'd door from the corner.
Etsrytaiag supplied mqrs caued tor Information of
all kinds Impaired free of charge.
tn MYERS
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 10, 1855. nvaq:sm
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tits hoped that the acts prgjudicial to good or
der which have prevailed in Kansas will be set
tied without the interposition ofthe Federal au-
thority- The rightof the people to determine
their own domestic institutions is strongly affir-
med, and an carly survey and establishment of
the Southern boundary of the Territory recon-
mentied.
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NJ 49, 80. $50 ", Baltimorest.'
more. - q ''se'' NN''
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REAL ESTATE SAFES.
EHotnl.. for Sac.
HoUsa AND T,l TSf5I5 I. a. = -. -

The Proprietor Is desrous Of removing TO the
is business. H ~ 'l'Os' VI
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SOMETHING AB0U7 NAJfTTOSIS 7YYtS7I,Rg-7O
NERHOES -SJ'fFEY.FRS - ~
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