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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-28

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and ugH', hu everything like c,ruA descent
regard o. uppsiuue
InuasnAr, nrrh 20
tfr,Arr -Ar Douglas uuk tne iluof 800
r.ps m w. Ium.un.
Amtul ou r.rf- 300 lh' rep1r of nd.
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tla Ohio % uH lH Legislature m haust.
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nod |elt tuH- tuI ht Dur p.on. U
hns.- ure Itv.l,d aud conquered by
Nru.d --auHNu-. d wits n1mut.d ttt
mcu vi-NIUaa.g .uul 200 -r,.uut .t,c.d.-.
ilc,-. 1uI 900 Ila-. uI.le.- Nr. u..I rur-
utl il4 me.ulets.ra. f.tt.- urh.tr.t-lu.
bu. boo tu. oIarr 70 to.u u-frir.- tu.r. wis
900 Irut.-. 4uI .a urtu.s of H.p.4I,.ur.
Inu H.mIiu1. Or tu- -lar OF airu-
m.ri. tiouI...a.Jau true Fog. iYtue .,,ru a.s.
tuc- Il..c. s $50 c.earm.iuruy ui tha lrr
I-.uiue lre1Hy elected; h.u.r tu.ir Hct-
were uIphoe. u m.nuiy report -bla-
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gau1r, rs,lu.iuu WIS ad. p.-d. uy ebt. %
ev - p r-lu NhltIs'.Frr was Huli,rz t1
contest flr uLht 90 any memHcr h.iHur
s-at"u elyin. notice 200 'hr tun1 m.u4-r.
THIS WIS none lHln thrre uouils after the
n,4-lu. pe 'plr Aerr s.'inlrn nriHl.il
t.i is . nai been sliI. ltis io or -uIl -ed
they aou.1hue rruyrrel tom .a.,r fr "a
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W,- Hunl .oIs ,..e,ro.l Zoo contest ,ns seais
OF auN i lne in,ru msab.r-. and % was
upwn.l0y a0m'iod inat ,hr mct ihut C. ~.
R.eder bad gwen h.n nhcaies ua- c,n-
cu-'se regarding tne legality ot their elcs-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-28

THE fact of 'ulrew Do kson Done.son'-
ownlug saves gives the Y,nkec Know Nolh-
lutSi 30 ID deal OF toaobe. Ooe Of Them
suggests 90 the B1slou Telegraph mrlhud
OF gFlug over ih' dili uty. H. wrl-,i
Gcnrmi WILSON sud % lha Bnks DIN.
uer iht Di1rlsuu wac " ihe owner at a huu-
dred native American eurkmeu.n Does the
General mean 90 inumale tha, D1aelson Is
on That account an unit Candidate for the
" Ameucu' pnry? l-u'i thlr uoto, f" A.
mru'au. shall me Amruca; = And uhl
rules a hrser number OF Americans than
DIuclsuli'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

james IsursS PeoeimSp. Andrew Cteyes Dulles
Hopcis WteHon Jumse Raymond Goodrcb. Luther
Ailip, sole'bic Harrison Tobay Alex .nGer DAVID
S'owen, Dtinro Al XsDder Goddard Edward Z .ysou
BIod,rctt, VIM. Scott Dc' biston Samuel Brigham
Spooucr Aultn Hort, Hmm Binghan
Tie degree Of Bsobe~ Of Philosophy upon Matthew
Watson, Joseph Hill Brhton. Henry Martyr Sc e'ly,
Geoigc Frmkln Fuller. Gideon Horatio Candee
lsidoIa Pata, ArmoLd Boebsuc, Louis Wltams,
Naibsn Suith bronson. Erastus Lyman DeForost
LOVE- Peck Mefs shouse
The degree of Bachelor of Laws upon Oliver p.
Shres, Gemge Rueges Gold. Loui. Beach, Jesse II.
Goss, Freden'k William Geisst Lbsiner.
=. $. - Vim. HunPernd, and the Hon. Cgas.
SUMNER, received the honorary degree OF LII ID.
The announcement was received with enthusiastic
nj ttlause.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

os,,r-p1,di-g to the dsegn on the de r,ey6
,a,qsus, .hus L. p,s'2oet. and de,isu once pre-.
rsrd csp Be- reprod>acod in v,re.gs Soy namber OF
tines with vrry irialng eTenso. II mus, be under
..od TIN. the n -igt is e>sed on one de and sunk
,He ciic-, so th., lhc woc. ID dDpsced Atsray
,ronrh 20 hllov ore lsyet to be Ii laid into the other
For steamboat and shp oabns piano'. furniturr e'o
admits Of cheap and very tasty claAo ornaments.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

F,Rsr WARD GrRA,s REprBLrcS CLUB.-This
Club he'd an enthusiastic meeting last evening at No.
"A Whitehall street In the absence OF the President
Dr. ysn Iier, one Of the Vice Presidents, took the
chair and opeied The meeting. The audience was ad
dressed in German by Mr. Luder, aud the speaker
was frequently spplauded. Several other speeches
were made, when the meeting adjourned TIL next
Fricay, with three cheers for Fremont and Dayton.
This club was but recently organized AID now nun.
bers several hundred members. The officers are as
follows: Presidtn, DR.. KOhler Vice Presidents, De
Van Ler, T. II THESE and A. Bergen; Secret ,res,
Mr.. Dsckman srd Mr.. Luda Treasurer, J. 7.
POpke.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
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CITY ITEMS.

We are requested 10 eek that the reports called for
b, tle Republican Central Conn ittee from tue Pres
dents Of the various Ward Republican Clubs and AZ
,oc;stors desiring the al reedences Of their
acers ard any other iDforma.ioo pertinent to the
R.pubcan csusc, be Transmitted without delay to the
P,ceidert OF the Committee, Edgar K,tchum, esq :,
No 20 Nats eau street.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
FXPLOSION oFA STEAM BOILER.

Little FAILS, T., July 81, 1856.
steam boiler in the cotton factory Of Messrs j. p.
Chryttee Go. exploded thu. afternoon. A man
ptn,d Stevenson was killed a1e stvorl houses iu tie
vicinity were completely ridsd by .ht falling brick.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

ERIF RAILROAD CoNPAsY's TELEGRAPH LINE
The pubic along the route Of the Ere Railroad have
cause 'or IkfplDess tbs through the hberaay of
thar company, perm apd reliable line cf teIs
graph has been established between this CITY and
Bf ghsu ton Elmira DuDkirk, and all o'her towns On
the route of the Railroad. The line consists Of two
substepie wires, of which is appropriated to the
business of the Road for which is invaluable, and
The obf, the transaction Of general business for
the public l.. G. TDlotson, esq is the Telegrsehio
Superintendent OF the Company. whose Office rs in the
Bouse Telegraph Building, No 81 W.l street. The
liz is bept in the most excellent order, and its busi
re,s is done with great p,omptness and c'mmend.bo
accuracy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
c,osen Asueduet Department, July ST. 1850.

Four CENT Man The great genius of Nassau street
Ike our rabobs ard other people Of elegant leisure.
bss yielded TO the beat~d term, and while they h'vo
gor to drIk Congress water and mint ueps, he has
retired to bis farm near Bedford, l.. L. to indulge h
fayorte "tale" and count tue gains OF the fscA
year. This detection is calamity to the deoizens d
Nsssau street for the ncessant OF twelve sheets
"of letter paper for fc-ur cent?, if 1t did not punig
the atmosphere about there at least kept in state
of refreshing agitation and rot unf'eqnen'y created
b,eeze. We understand that onr remarkable sts-
ioner proposes to moke ia trip to Saratogs and
perhaps Newport, during the monh of August, and by
a j,dicious combination OF business aud pleasure 70
ply bis ealing while fcastipg on the daiues OF the
Tilted States Hot, and Ocean House. What treat
to bear II melO6 les OF that dep bess voice como
swelling up in early nom from Congress SPnsg-
Twelve sheets Of letter parer for four cents
"tw,nty Eve self sealing enN0hcps for 10 u cents
C.rtsly be would be greet lion there, and il hev
get out of enveops. how handy it will be to have
them about the house
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

TENEMENT CoHsTTEE.-The Committee met yes.
iordsy at the City Inspectors Office Present; messs
Reed and Brevoor. Mr. Oliver Green, toe Health
Warden, presented a petition signed BY number of
Geimsn and other citizens Of the Eleventh Ward, and
addressed 10 the Board of He ith praying that body
to cause to be ceaused closed the premises in the
rear of Nos ss sDd 80 Sheriff street, called Reg Pick
ers Paradise, now occupied by a number Of German
tenants, some Of whom engaged there in the de-
liehtful occupation of boiling fat and bcnes. ThB
place was VISITED by the Teetment Committee during
their ast tour, end found to be an insuferdble
iuissnoe. The Committee concured with the peti'
ior els in recommending the above action. 10 ccnSe'
ou. ne of tie Illness OF SIR. X. G. Downing, Sanitary
Insp, ccr and the absence of other members OF the
Counit'te, sn adjournment was nade to the 18th
inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

THE APPROACHING FAIR.-The twenty. eighth an
1ua Fair Of the American Institute will open this year
On the 22d day of September and close on the 25tb OF
Ocober The place of exhibition is the same as last
YEAR the Crystal Palace The Cattle Show will be
he Hamilton square, on the l4th. 18th and 6h OF
October The dals to be awarded at the coming Fair
will be greatly creased in size, and the utmost pos
sbe care will be taken that justice If done exhibitors
in all coses nuuber of railroad and other rsnspOr
fattn COMPARES baye cor sented to return free Of
charg. all articles exhibited at the Fair.
The manal s-y, that from the nomerous applica-
tiers daily made the Office Of the Institute
to exi bit the various Improvements and new ioyen
tic rs in the chsnic arts. the coming Fair promises
10 clipse all others hitherto held steam engoe Of
forty horse tower has already been engaged 40 1t
10 fund necessary to still motive power
III ere will asO be exhibition the largest and most
powerful magnetic machine ever constructed The
pairing, turing, and boring machines will be
thoroughly tested, and tie iu1ges will be enabled to
ptceive the amount OF work done and the power con-
sumed In Going it. The manufacturers will here ~
their productions and premiums will be awarded, not
for the elaborate work put on the material, bat in
proportion to the price at which they can he sold.
Thee every to supp that the exh biton OF
live stock will much excel tha: Of previous Fair Of
the Institute.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

Vst B,yr. g. Sesht % tt,s c,tT. Nos'e Rogers, esq.
e I.ts I-iurd ard ctoess Sue ~ill co con nssdei
b, Cert f 81. JONES Of Co'd Spring. l., l.. uso Is
a. DO ovtor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02


SUPPORT OF PAssTSGERs AT QUARANTINE The
Conniss Of Health have, for the past fortnight,
teen holding daily sessions, aud ii has doubtless been
obtevtd, from the report of their proceedings given 10
the papers that they have caused the qusrantinng OF
nearly every vessel arrived within that time from for
esn or Southern ports On many OF these vessels were
pass 'pgtB, the majority OF whom have also been DE-
ispe at quarantine where in accordance with the fol-
lowrg section of Law defDng the duties and powers
of the Commissioners of Public Health. passed at tue
last session of the Legislature they are provided tor
as tbee'n STATED
% All p.ops being board Of vessels under qaE'
srue sts be provided for by the master Of the vessel IA
Which they shs bsve 4se6 sd If the stsr shall refuse OF
omit 70 PloVi5e LI i' IN, CI they sha have Otsh ,e u
G. sou Of Emigration ct the expense OF suca 'e'ss
htT owl ers 'sntes AID etch AID every ote d t1sl
ice ,peb elyI'.s sbs been psd or 'esaiec aud
The said 81 Rave al on s1s@t ,ueh "s
hem such which shall be lieu oa such vessel
aIe TJ te effesd as oheT liens On vessels are ohi''o "
Tie enforcement of this section of the Law, which
does not appear te be fully known to tic shippers OF
the port has created gea dissatisfaction, AID one OF
two hou'ts lave determined to eanY the matter De-
fcie the Courts We lean that one house has aheacy
paid upaaid Of e. COO on dsnatds made in pursn-
aIce OF this law The shipping merchants contend
that the levy OF ~ per head upon oil Immigrants wts
designed 70 cover their expenses after arrival at TINS
Ioi spd they protest sgairst the law on the grollo
that is but an indirect method of lesyirg hisher
Communication. The carving Of this matter TO the
Courts Will cause an almost endless lit alton between
the shipping merchants and the powers that be-
LAUNCHES A clipper bark called the Glimpse,
about eco tuns, launched from the ship yaod' VI
ThoIDss s. Marvel, esq at Newburgh. \, Oh
Wednesday, 3Uth ult For beauty Of model s'ret gta
OF HI sDe fnsh of work natsLip she perhaps tqu"
to tby crat of her dimensions now afoat. Her
owntIs arc MfsSrs Van Brunt Sisght OF tAis e''!,
Messis. Pow eli, RamSceu 4 CO. Of Neweut9e' ana
6it,rs She VII be conmandfd by Cept. snltn a.
Dayton a Brooklyn, vho s also en- owntE'
vt-y bttui-u. end substantial ohrPfr'ths oe"'d
20 Mar, L. Jol,s abort roo mr. wes laVoeheo tou
t,e hp !nrcs f James N Br,'.s st f@rF Jf hersoo,
e. N IL .,jS. 30 J)tA -, He y: .r9 4; &7'''s.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

ITALIAN RErUGEEs.--The Secretary of the Ameri-
can Ii dust rial has addressed litter to the
Mayor, stating that if the Italian e1es, whose case
vas presented to his Honor yesterday are able and
wiling TO work, employment can be obtained for
th4m on application to the Office Of the Association,
No g. Greenwich street Extensive orders for labor
ers are now on the Socetys books, which it has been
found impossible to fill owing to the scarcity OF labor
ora
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday after'
noon SIS usual in Mr. Valentines Office, but the Health
Ccer being abstIt very little business was transacted
The petition Of captain Of bris j. III. Kent, ron
Poree p R., 10 be allowed to lighter cargo o. sugar
end molassts to this city or Brooklyn, was hio
over til next meeting. tesstl arrived July
2ih TIE petition of captain Of brig Fretona, nom
Cnnfuegos, to be SLOWED to bring cargo to CITY was
also leio over Vessel arrived Goth ult. All we'll on
hoard mt 1t Of departure sickly Petition OF cap
tan If brig Bope, hom Cardenas, t. be allowed to me
10 tie city, Vessel arrived 26th July wit sugar
ard nolssses; all well. LAID over Petition of cap
tain Of bark Ernesien GdoiDgs, from Cardenas, with
spgnr Arrived I'D ult. LAID over. The matter as
to tie ttesmor label ard brig Twilight, from G1ay-
anna, taken up The passengers q the Isabel
7, queet ptrrision 10 come TO the city. Denied. Yes
eel mu remain thirty days from time Of arrival,
twenty days Of which have expired
II e PETITE of the captain Of steamship Tennessee
to land ca,eo U' hides in this city was denied.
The bak Thtmas Watson was permitted to brig
her cargo 10 the city.
Numerous pet'tloBs to nuisances in various part,
Ct the city we've re'erred to the City Inspector.
II following commune 7tt n from TIE Croton Aque.
duct Board, in answer to the reqaes. made by the
Con nissoneis few days sgo, was received and or
ctItd Cd file:
Tc the Coz nisroneys Of Hsaih.
CESTLisEs' The Croton Aqusduct Board bas the
tor aeku wedse the receipt Of the owins esoleon o.
ye Bosrc passed The sh inst ae,lred Thai tbs S1ons Ss
Aqusdpct ecerc he ard they hereby requested to allow
Co Of Streets nd Lsmr the free use o. ss ~ the
that be in accordance ~ih 'he snseeuo ,be
Cdu nisso ere of Heath cause The epue's IN ths 'N
city 10 be thOToUeh esnsed eyery nIsht ,o..x,,.,
IL the Crotoa Aguednct Board beg ea.
ttJ have The resolution with tie
AZ with Tie aTs.es, an xsy 10 meet sso o me pese
yeteo II the pub.c health Aer tie fullest now
ey, the Crocn Aausc uct board csnio, feel saed IN &C.
ctcE Z "a yopr request ah,nd.n..
j. the IU place sUmirf hst bs n bari
wr,er ci Mi, turpS.e this Board does net tbH
b. us,d There shlua spprogiIa''oao La.a r. .
q DsTenmeLi ha, ~ the natter IN enAls' " eP ~ ''''
and gri.rs perfectly clean ,.nov.d ,h.ra ,wo.,A
the ls ts cutters ~ ts "a zoe is o-a
% 20 bsSils sod sewes IS oulS oared ont
a. ..tt fer he ire--it 10 rot snee'u'l! 'shen -~ay
n, iuse-(r d, - afe thy e Instructed for the
tre,e q ca-ryer ~ tbs .orteee nth r esposts be
ercss " ispatm>at for keepipg the stroen
70, Tbs ,ap, ;,pss:T,s, ,bsI, Nv ;epost
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

Twrsrn1H WARD GERsAs RFrvEIIcAs Mrrr.
ISG.-A largely attended meeting o. Germans OF the
Twtn i,th Ward was held last evening at No. lis
Twenty eighth s,ieet to complete German Repub
licaD Ward organization Mr.. W. WeiRsrd occupied
tbe chair and Mr. Wachter acted az Secretary.
Mr. Jacob Robe, stuerwald, Schroeder and Loebe
Wiegard submitted report in favor Of adopting the
Pbb delpba r. publican platform, and also offerei the
following resolutions which were adopted;
Be1ed the members cf this Association use all legal
1pests 10 secuIe the election Of Fremont soo Dsyon
F,afd That scknowedge the orLoipes Of the Repu5
lcs PA tci the only Democratic principles adhered
10 by NLshIsfoI sHd JtherSor. -, -, -,, ~.
Re,otd opp sed TO the farther extension Of
slavery al only the Territories Tor stee
sia by he az oJoA Of the Republican principles and the
election Of their candidates.
An opportunity was then offered, and fifty new MEM
bers ioined the Club. Mr.. John BE ace then made
some remeIks in which be showed why it was for the
interest Of the German population to go against the
extensiou Of Slavery. The Club proceeded TO elect
p. imartlt officers by ballot Mr. W Weisard, the
Chairman was elected Presiden; Of the Club 1t is
thought that il less than month the Club will NUN
Der over 800 members and as coon as the State non
nations are made, mass meeting will be got up.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

DUMMY LOCOMOTIVES on THE HUDSON RIVER
RAILRoAD-Tbree dummy engines or locomotives,
sinlsr 10 the one tested with success several years
ego, ore about beng used the Hudson River kal-
rosd for the purpose Of drawing the various trans 70
and from the Chsmbers-street Station and the Depot
in Thiry.f .frst street. With view to reduce their
exp, nses and gain time the Company have bees In
duced TO make the substitution Of steam for horse
power On this section Of the Road. The dummy en-
Zines used by the Company three or four years
800 were iD'.idiced by the Street Commissioner, but
ptrmb sion has now been gwen to use them. The
g1tatest caution will be taken TO prevent accidents.
A horsenap will precede each train to notify P@des-
trims ard passing vebclts; in addition to which BAG
men Will be stationed along the track at dfferont
street crossrgs No portion Of the engiuc visible.
srd be Company contend that with the arrangements
they have made no accident con occur. Upward OF
OF hun6rd borsts used this section OF The
road at heavy experse to the Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

ISorrsTs BY THE CoRosERS.-Cororer C9hns.y
ted an hqOe ysssd.y the hSsps & S 90 ,sss
,csysd some we.k ago b5 being iuc over oy nos@ sN
vSeor Dec si.ve ~ Ire l.ne " ess .,
Ccrcrsr Perry he'd "a greet 81 NO SO !Westy 80.
sestcn The boy Of Bush Murray eos ps|de' loot Of
-, es,eS Tuesasy eyeT.ug las; tel into DC oee T
Il,ttSor th ctr. e. e. J-ow.sd Deceased "" '
IrJsrl "a % Jtsy - -. A,>,v n an us nova
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

FIRE IN THIRTY FOURTH STREET About foul
oo'th yesterday afternoon two old bulcinss' eofne
Thirty -oUiih aid Mn avenue, occupied as St'oeT
were ees'royed by fire Together with qnsntV o.
hsrnsss ay and ieed One Of the bui dines oeionge'
to WI an Foley. an6 the other WAS o"teo yo'", ~
Jobu OHsrs, Job RtyDold ard Peter f"'ey' io'a'
lo,s about $500. No n'uronce. Inc nre ''u ~
have been the work of cesigp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-26
MIsCELLA NEOUS.
ROoRsI ROOK SIi
j o II. " EYs HER. s

7
j HIN EIS Fl p RS
A0Oik md Variety store.
II WOULD cali attention my very large stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS
Of every variety used in aud about wheelns and sold
atredueed prices. e ~ ~
3Tc6uGey's Series of Readers; ltl
Elementary, Eclectic, Sanders Towns sPeilers5
SMITHS, Green's mud k.rkhan's Graulmars;
Davies isay's, Adams, Traeys and Greeneaf's 4rith
ALSO
All Kinds OF Primers foS children, together with assort
'' MISCELLANEOUS hooks
Of late Standard Works.
AIoCap, letter and Fancy Note Papers Of every yar-
ety. Plain and Fancy Envelopes; Pens aud Penholders Yam
kee NOtions Porte MoDaes and . 500 aa1
49, DIARIES FOR 1886.
Ms stock Of Blank will always be found complete
would also call attention to stock Of
MALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
Which cannot he in style and quality variety and
cheapness, by any house in tine West
BuSing guotls directly fr0mtie uRRufaeturers
enabled TO sell Mt low prices Dat my word Tor It, but
call and examine for yourselves before purchasing else
where. JOHN FISHER, -I-f
apI 1888 Main st. Wheeng Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-26
MIsCELl.AN EOUs.
WILY m. CENT? .NElVl

W ILh nv t3LLFILLsME-V
TAKE Peagure in informing my friends and Paren9 and
the citizens OF wheeling generally, that have just
ceved my Spring and Summer stock of Cloths, Cassmeres
and Fesugs with full assortment Of Gents Far
uishlng Goods.
stock has been selected with great care from the best
Sc Philadelphia markets. The styles very
neat and quality they second TO none, being Of the
yery best aea and which prepared to make up tooT-
der aud at short notCe in the latest and most approved
style and best manner.
A good DIT SuGrI,ntecd In all cases or no sale, by
J. II. STALLafYN, Merchant Tailor,
apF M o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-26
oUEENSWARE.

QUBENSWARE.
WE respectfully invite citizens, and country mer-
wv ehatts who Espsni.hing their stock Of China,
Glass CnecnsEare and Fancy Goods 70 examine our stock
before going East purchasing elsewhere. II embraces
some entire AID desirable patterns Of thls H.
SPRING, IMPORTATION.
We country merchants to give Us Eastern prces
SdOods for re.ahipment packed with great care and
j. K. DUNHAM q CO., az
L ELT-TT No. IS NouToe street.
Wheeling, Va.
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Watches, G1oeks and Jewelry

no Il WHOLESALE.
HAVE now on hand very large stock of Watches, Jew
tl &c rateilased directly from Importers and Manu-
facturers, to supply the increasing demand from
WATCH-MAEERS, MERCHANTS AND PEDLARS,
of the surrounding country % whose attention this branch
OF the business particularly comneEdcd and examine
]. T. SCOTT,
mh29 No. I57 Main street.
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