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REMOVAL,
Mammoth Hat Store.

Cummings Works
TtCAIlSG5 on the ApoeAlyps, lst, Cd 1 Sd seriss;
~ on the Seven ,ChuTehts;
Family Prayers, Tole
- Signs Of the Times;
Minor Works. LIST, I'd and Sd series;
The Church before the Flood;
The Tent and Altar;
The Esily Life; 1l=i-
The Blessed Life
Voices Of the Day;
Voices Of the Night;
Voices OF the Dead;
Notes on Genesis, Exodus Levitieus Daniel
Parallels, Miracles, St Matthew, st. Marx ana
iuadls :. -'-7e 'F's''tA WILDE BRO.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. /, sPrigg House Emporium!l
CLOTHS, cAssLREREs & EESrmeS

TAKE pleasure in being able say uy old customers
sod ne iAshonAbs community that IhaVe just returned
ron New HoFE and hsve ben able procure The ost
tenGee G9ots for he that the reat Emporlu New
1eFR aa import nom france &a3 the old countries and hRv.
tsS dispensed With sale Of Common Ciobinv 0Ses me
a0ss loom and time % attend se Wants OF ali Of nv
sissS Of -O N'A
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLCR, OLIVE AND
DAHLlA CLOTHS,
so5Ia and Wool O45hGneretts all shades and eo,oFa
S0tRAne DrapeT samer Cloths, Linen and Grass cloths
a. 2F making Rrock, Dress. Sack and Business Coats
bTsseh Aazsh and American Ga5sieres alao Ducks Lin
a DfiulnTsp &c. for making Pants,
A. % NestaSS have the nioSt beautiful selection evey
o0tsd az 10 any city all ofWch prepared make
IN ths most fashionable aud best 9tye have secured
M HVsSsLs services Cutter for The coming season.
sei CERTAIN "a anyR& that furnish clothes
s9Y hoE@e Westsf the mountains.
II connection with the above Ihaye beautiful assortment
q surnshnz 0oodl All Gne, seasonRble and fashionable
SusiltsnE Of CLOTH Cashmere Cashuaerett Bombazine
vests and Pants made nom the PashIOaa-
30 soa SSasonAbie Goods, la great variety.
4hso and Cotton Shirts, SE Linen, lambs wool
Gloves and ssspendess. - $3.50
hassry IN great TsrIoty; n4o every other article suitable
ANt completing HOntletnan's wardrobe.
.e so3ge named articles. together with many ohess
nII 'O a 'a 'AAe '"9A' and much oSls' y0q Sss
NOTICE-EXTR
IhsTe saNu A1oe& OF Common Clothing that WIN dis
EsSek Of Fine 6oots F-e
@E9l g. RICE
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fl'ayusents Il. be made IN all eases in adranes,
Money surrent in the State scAere issssd
dsHi be reeeired az par.
The Farmers Guide,
TO .S(IEFTJEYTa AND PIP A.pTIrIT a

RICULTURE.
Er LESGT sTHrERER R. e. Of Edinburgh aud l6e late J.
NOroE, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture In Yale Col
eSe, New Haven vols Royal Oct vO 1880 pages ana
numerous Wood and Steel RnEraTnEs.
This s, oontsSedy the complete work on AVrlSu
tuEe ever PubIiEhcd and In order give vdsr orous.
tion III. Pnhshers have resevs reduce price 70
FIVE DOLLARS FOR Tue TWO VOLUMES
When sent by mail pos paid)to California and Oregon NE
price VIII be 81 To every other part the and Can
the Edr1s.H III - ~ 49, y
Remittance for Of She RbOTS publications should al
ways be Hddressed, poat-I 'aidto thr Publishers
LEONARD SCOTT & co.
aleslAs-.,N oa Gold street Eew York.
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seemed an habitual elevation of mind and an in
variable dignity ofbearing would have been less
at home than he in such association.
There was, however, In New York, ut the
same time and for about the same period, Prince
Bonaparte who was, / hayereason to think, of
very different character. His antecedcnts in Eu-
rope had not been favorable, and his reputation
here Eas not good. lie, too was in exile, but
not for political offence. He may not have
been received in society and may have had low
associations. met him. but, from this impress
sion, formed no acquaintance with him. For the
same reason the intercourse between him and his
cousin was infrequent and formal All that has
been said and published of the one may betruc
of the other; and in the search for "reminiscences
Fof the soiourn in New York of Louis Napoleon,
on his elevation to a throne fifteen years after
wards, it is not difficult to believe chat those ig
norant of the presence here at the same time of
two persons of the same name and same title may
have confounded the acts and character of the
oncNith heother. This doubt not is the fact
and that, however general and firmly established
the impression to the contrary may be, the re-
proach of disreputahle life here does not just
Ely attach itself to him, who is now confessediy
the most able, the most fortunate, and the most
remarkable sovereign in Europe. t~ass
c. S. SrEwAKp, United States Navy.
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BRANpY FROM CoAL.-Snmo French Yankees
at PottsviIle, Pa, propose to distill brandy from
bituminous coal, and in this way: Coal gas is to
first be distilled in the ordinary way, and con-
Quoted into a receiver. 1t contains about eight
per cent, of heterogeneous bicarboa in gaseous
state, which is separated thcrefrom-rather a
complicated affair-and introduced into closer
vessel, containing sulphuric acid; the vessel is
agitatcd until the acid absorbs the gas Water
Is then mixed with it, and the whole distilled for
alcohol, which the experimentalists confidently
say they can prodvce. What IN idea! To
think Of calling for glass of "Cumbcrland," or
I.chight," with or without sugar.
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NORFoLk kSD Observation-Disclosures. Page &
Allen, of Portsmouth, launched the second of
their three revenue cutters, Thursday, and the
third is to be launched to-day. High Mass was
celebrated in the Catholic church of Norfolk,
Thursday morning, for the souls Of those who
fell during the pcstilence of 90. The authors
ties are dredging out Nash's dock. The former
residence of the late Capt. JAS Skinner, in Nor
folk, has been purchased by Jno. f. Tunis for
Sc, $40. McKenzie's Avon Troupe, are about
opening in Portsmouth. Nineteen workmCn have
been discharged from the Navy Yard.
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Posr-orpIcE ArFA1rs.- Yirginia.-Postmas-

FOSF|OFFICs tAFFAI'Ss'--F E'a'''''''
ter General Campbell orders the following:
Establish an office at Austin, Buckingham
county, Va, and appoint Charles II. Shepherd
postmaster. Discontinue offices Mt Dryburgh,
Halifax county, Va, and Dcckcr's Creek, Pres
ton county. TO fill vacancies created by rcsig-
nations-appoint Adam c. Steetil postmaster at
Leading Creek, Lewis county, vice Henry w.
Steeth A. NJ Hawkins postmaster at Sinks
Grove, Monroe county, Va, vice Andrew w.
Gray. George II. Walker postmaster at Clay's
Creek, Botetourt county, Va, vice Saml. Wat
kins. C. C. Wingo postmaster at Newport
Giles county, Va, vice b. Fl. Hines. Jonathan
easier postmaster at Smiths Cross Roads, Nor
gan county, Va, vice VIM. fingers. Establish
an Office at Big Stone Gap, Wise county, Va,
and appoint Elkana Gillys postmaster. Appoint
Alonza Miller postmaster at Rapid Ann, Madi-
ron county, Va, vice Thomas S. Graves, re-
signed i--a
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sPR1Ne RLEcTIoN

I'VE ehargeFrvE Do11as for inserting nominations for
Sheriff. paid invariably advance Persons no. COM
plying With this rule, understand Why ther announce
ments do not aFpear.l
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vAxDEnB1tr vs.. WALkER.-The washington

YAxpERBItr vs. WALKRR-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Post writes:
Commodore Vanderbilt despairs ofobtainIng
the assistance of Government in his controversy
with Walker, and, ifthe intimations he has rs
ceived from the Executive are to be relied upon,
Walker, Morgan and Garrison will be left in UNI
disputed enjoyment of the chartered privileges
and property alleged to have been unjustly
wrested from the Transit Company
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WINTER IN SANTA TE.-The Santa Fe Gazette
The Mexican traders and Buffalo hunters arc
returning in deplorable condition; some six or
seven OF the party were frozen to death, aud
many others badly frost bitten. But for their
wagons and carts, which they used for fuel the
whole party would doubtless have persisted.
Their animals were nearly all either frozen or
driven off by the Indians, and all that returned
are on foot Tho Indians, have also lost large
quantities of stock from the cold weather. The
winter has indeed been u severe one.
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LET THE AFFLICTED NEAR TIE TESTIMONY
OF a LADY.
ITO those who have the pleasure Of knowing her We
say nothing but to others remark that desire to
benefit the suffering thus speak None can
precnte her JOY and gratitude In being relieved from palm
years suffering unparalleled, but those Ut there be
any) who have suffered like her.
Hiss has long been resident this cty-for the last
years has been successfully conuCttng school ut No. 680
happy change In her health is subject
of establishment and Joy friends. We ask
those Interested call her She VIII tell them OF
BIZ pOHs ITHctWre than she has written Thus
It Is that this remedy goes giving relief to the sick. We
the public them. Prom distant places We also
hear Of the same hnppy These facts with the
current testimony thousands should sEepcEsm and
freiudice to hide heads and cOncede that Humpons
TncEre is u wonderful discovery.
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Mnssas RDroRs.-You Vim confer a favor upon many
ters by announcing onr esteemed and
election.
fss OHIO COUNTY.
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EVA Philadelphia punstsF aays, that In
view Of the universal fun made By the American
press over The Firth ofttIe prince ~ AlgieFs, he
proposes that tle tfGe 81 tlie fIuNiyi0us slTnnger
slioald ~ eiiaaee - ne "Psisee n 4tiIJseTar
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METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE Meth
odist General Conference, which comprises dele
cations from MI the Annual Conferences of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will assemble at
Indianapolis on the LIST Of May next. The In
danapolis Sentinel furnishes the following items
relating to the nature and objects of this power
full ecclesiastical body:
The whole Church North, which includes the
Baltimore Conference, the Conference OF Della
ware. and a part of Virginia, and all the North
ern, Eastern and Northeastern States are wlthlh
It's Jurisdiction.
II conyencs only every fourth year.
The number of regular delegates will be about
$50. besides irregular, or visiting delegates from
England, Canada, &c, which will probably
swell it to about 250
Seven Bishops are expected to be in attend
ancc, and probably alarge number of lay Eisitcrs-
The Journal of the same city adds the follow
ing
The interesting question ofslavery, in relation
to church membership, has already been settled
l,y the Methodist Church. That question will
have no especial bearing upon the proceedings
of the approaching Conference, any further than
their slight. connection with the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, is concerned. :.
rho divisionin the Church resulted in suit
for the division of the Church property in the
Book Concerns at New York and Cincinnati
The South gaining the suits in its major points,
Commissioners were appointed by the two
branches respectively, to arrange the matter OF
division. These Commissioners, onsthc part OF
the Northern Church, are to meet here at some
time during the session of the quadlrcnnial Con-
ference to make final adjustment of their acts
in the disposal of the Church property
The revision of the Discipline will bcdiscussed
in reference to several proposed alterations and
amendments 1t will in all likelihood, be some
what changed in several respects from its pros
ent form. These amendments relate only to
Church government, and the character, individ-
ualIy, ofthe membership. Nopoints of doctrine
will be asitatcd. The last session of this body
was held in Boston.
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CYTYzEyS d4NDInA ~

Mr. EDTuR:-Piease oblige many eitIEs by announcing
worthy teHoE-citisen, ISAAC COTS Is candidate
Ohio county.
fesS MANY CITIZENS
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We are in receipt OF sundry communications
from the Cincinnati Clamberof Commerce., upon
various subjects connected with the trading in
terests Of the Ohio River region. Among other
matters welcarn that Star candles are not fun
weight, and that only one or two houses in Gin
cinnati claim to make them full weight Pur-
chasers should remember this, and select the
proper houses from which to buy, and then buy
by weight, not by count The report shows the
extent ofthe fraud, thus annually pcrpctrated, to
amount to a very large sum.
Another subject is the enlargement OF the
Canal around the Falls of the Ohio, OF its re-
making on the Ohio side of the River. This is a
Fabiect Of much importance to our citizens, and
we would gladly see anything accomplished
which would open and unfettcr the navigation
oftbe lower Ohio. We would sec the largest
boats pass from source to mouth without OBJ
struetion. and without changing bulk, and thus
.nure TO the benefit of the produce owner, and
the cities nearest the ultimate destination. We
want the Falls obstruction removed or avoided,
and wewill gladly aid in the proposed effort
Wchaye seen proposition to dam the Ohio
and thus secure slack water navigation for the
whole year. Now we have not thought much
about this proposition, but it strikes US to be
outrageous, as the effect would be to choke off
everything below. We are not certain, but we
would be willing for the sake of experiment to
try the damming between this and Pittsburgh,
but not below
But of this again.
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"a ZRE PR0PLEI "a 3.

TO TIE PROPLE50F ONO COUNTY.
Iaunounce myself as candidate the ONCE efheFiE
with fidelity.
ft4 a. BED1LIoN.
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TIE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
Our worthy Citizen sASLIRwIN, ESQ.,, will be support
cd for the office Of Sheriff. at the election by the
fe1 VOTERS OF ONO COUNTY. :,
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Tho xrentest Medical Discovery of the
A.c fH

Tho greatest Medical Discovery of the
Age Is
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't help complaints, but they cure them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three BOXES have the worst of scrofua.
Two Boxes have cured ErysipeIas.
One Box always cures the Jauulicc.
Three Boxes are sure to cleanse the system from BOs-
often less than does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the of Ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fall o the Piles.
One dose cures the Headache, arising from foul stOm-
ach.
Strong doses often repeated expel from the
body They should given Children who are always
more or less afflicted with this scourge.
AS gentle Physic they have equal.
One Iox cures Deraagement of the Liver.
Half Eox cures Cold.
They purify the Blood strike at the foundation of
every disease.
As Dinner PHI there Is not their equal world.
They are purely vegetable, do harm, but do
complIsll an unaccountabe amount of good
Prepared by C. AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
sold by all Druggists and dealers in Med
fcIne throughout this section.
a. c. GOOD CO.. Wheeling,
ans Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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Ma. EprroR-please announce THOMAS p sHALLcRoss
as the peoples candidate for Sheriff. at the ensuing spring
electiOp No one questions his peculiar es for the office
ny doing you viii obllge
f1 MANY VOTERS.
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MIGHTY YRIUlipH az -VEDIC7yE!5
DR.. MoRsE's

l.
vIGORATING CORDIAL.
MOT only relieves actually exterunars all ncrrog,
IN Diseases by removing their building m
sontcy invulnerable to all attacks Of ls Character and
THE CORDIAL,
combines pecuiaritieS never before associated in
cine. While specifically upon the circulation ami ,S
secreOns, purifying and r.novating both gives toae
and regularity of action to the stomach anil bowels.
strength, and capacity endure fatigue, whether belly
mental, that Is perfectly astonishing Tie faced Gr,h
and muscles hnr6e untr itS Influence, the ate
bracetl, every hre IS restrS AMI arY Ss"fde Junction.
either in Is restored full Fiynr.
.ouics and stimuians produce Reaction, but 1t IScr.
DIR. aIoRsEs 1Ny1GoRAT1NG CORDIAL
'oreTnte uDspent.' The Influence uniform and
INJECT NEW LIFE
into the whole system The impotence 81 as; the rrlaxa
produced by indulgence; weakness that cnus,a
tUDu and every known affection Of The sensation
aud motion, relieved cured by single course " this
reiuvlnatlng preparation.
Among tile diseases for which is nfatc specific the
following may be enumerate Nervous lncapact in Man:
DnFrenneSs; HyseTics Female Irregularities Neuralgia
Nervous eaache; Spirits Feelings
Despair; Involuntary Weeping; Mental Confusion; loss
Of Memory TremulOusncss Rush of Blood 10 the Head
Iuolcncsi Loss Of ApJetite n!nciato;
Relaxation; IrraGilty; Dyspepsia; Torpor after Eiar
Nervous Cough; Unpleasant Ernctinn< Foul Breath
ularities OF the Bowels Seepessncss Enu Involuntary
Si:hIn.; Anxiety Caustlsss Fears MouuInana; Ei:.
Melancholy; and every species of complaint CONNECTED
whether Immediately remotely-W the functions
nerves. = -
caI eXiEcncy, iS and nfalile cNhilran;S
earnestly recommended 1t liuSes delightful calm thro'
tire whole SYSTEM and by communicating or.an
ism the energy which has denied, Indulgence de-
sroye, inevitably PTolOnSs life while it contributes
enjoyment.
standing, leading medical men, and, In fact, embraces every
profession, occupation and class
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SPECIAL NOTICE S
no PIkINTERs.


We are prepared Printers with Wade's superior
News Book and Job Inks. We have now on hands
TssSsss 4 r,ovgsr nress. Light c feens
Rock 1ult. Dork Ssreeas
Fine BlSIc1Ls 4eitoW.
ExIrR Kan e do. " nSle.
e q ed aE1lC. Ssolu S11S.
Extra Pine dosr FnrnASh.
Light ESlnes Ne.<& s 3. . -.
An Inks sold b., US goods and if found not
to he So can be returned at our expense.
~ Terms cash.
s=4 I'D
Almost every raper the Union IS commenting up
on the good qualities derived from the use
Of Dr. J. stomach and the immense sales
which have been made by the agents In our southern and
western cities conclusive virtues, and con,
vinces US that just the thing for this climate and should
be used in every family, by old and young, before meals
during this extreme warm weather, preventive against
all stomach diseases prevalent at this season. when
only the weather, but the controlling influence up
on the system.
rFor sale by an the principal Druggists and By hotels
generally. ....,,,
up1o T. II. LOGAN 4 co. Agents
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TO THE VOEERS OF ONO COUNTY
respectfully announce myle candidate for the office
of Sheriff, at the coming Spring election.
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Millinery.
Notico
TO THE CREDTToRs OF ADAMS
7

TO THE CREDITORS OF ADAMS
& CO., OF CALIFORNIA.
Tn the District the Fourth Judicial District
Alvin Adams Daniel Il. Haskell and Isaiah G.
Moods.
WHEREAS by Inventory Decree made In this
the 1Gth day OF February, a. D. 1856
Judged by tile Court that this action be referred
gar what is due to the creditors Of Adams Co.. may
choose to come In and submit their claims said
the purpose OF obtaining pro distribution the
and property OF said firm, In the custody Court
and the said Referee rectel notice
emCnt to be published for ut lenst thirty
papers In tic city OF San Francisco In the city
mento and In the city Of Stockton the said creditors
Of the said firm of Adams Co., of
them to in before said Referee prove their debts
the said Referee directed to fix peEemptory day
less than sixty days from the pub
cAtlon Of said INSTRUMENTATION that purpose and
default Of said creditors any Of them coming prove
their debts By the time appointed, they excluded
trihuttOn Of said funds &c. among said creditors.
AND WHEREAS, by said decree Il further ordered
by said Court that for the better taking the account
asccrtaing the amount Of the debts parties be
umned oath or otherwise, and that they produce all
bOoEs and papers in their power custody CONTROL re-
ating hereto oath, before said Referee, he may
direct.
Now therefore, pursuance Of said decree the under
signed Referee hereby gives notice that lie will attend to the
duties prescribed in said Decree his
Block in the city ofSan FrancscO and NIL creditors OF
said Adams Co hereby notified required to rroye
their claims before him at that place. on or before the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, a. D., 1885, they viii he excluded
from the benefit Of said decree Dated Francisco Feb
16, 1855.
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ANALAllRoUND THEFALLs. SO
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From, re Repmbliean and argus, Aprilst, 1889.
HANIPToN'S VEG. TINCTURE.

HefllkhtACttIi
HANIPToN'S VEG. TINCTURF.
This preparation seems working wonders in the ply
scaa and medical world Tie spontaneous testimony Of SO
many respectable responsible peoples was never before
given any medical preparation know many ourselves
who have been greatly benefited by Of this Tinetnre;
and NC would doubt the evidence presented to eyes
and ears did its valuable medicinal qualities The
manufacture the hands of parties who will keep
purity public may assured that the orst
nal curative properties viii carefully Aessrs
Mortimer Mowbrsy the sole repositories Hamnton,s
recipe for its manufacture.
por sale by T. IL LOGAN g co.
ap1o GEM Agents
ss7-PERsoNs oF-sEDENTARY HABITS, who gem
orally affected with ertigo, La"gor mud krhH"*tf0n'
8aused and Head0ce, In BGrhaYes Hod'ld Btters
grateful remedy gives strength and energy to the sys-
tenn stimulates the digestive aeiaity Of
the stomach.
We would the public against purchasing any of the
many limitations of this delightful Aroma. TOprevent Inn
positions lie careful to ask Brhaves Holland Btters
r-sold at 81 per bottle or bottles for 50, by the
propretOrs,
Manufacturing Pharmaeeusts ard Chemists, Smith
field and Third streets Pittsburgh and by
LAUGXLINiS .e BESHFTELD,
sp1e-1w Wheeling, Va.
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We are in receipt of sundry communications
from the Cincinnati clambero Commerce, upon
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SHOW WINDOW.
A HANDSOME Show Window, with Glass OF large size
and Shutters to suit, nearly good nex-or safe
| apia p. N1coLI a RRo.
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[Argus and Times copy. ard charge his Ofiee.l
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FOR CNnLS7IfAS AND NEW l.EAE
PRESENTS.

ron CNRLS7ILlS AND NEW IEARiS
PRESENTS.
ADAMS Premium DaguerreOypist, has the pleasure OF
Informing the citizens Wheeling that he is producing by
the aid Of ne,o chemical agent Ambrotypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city, They of such brlIaney,
holiness and artistic finish, rs to the admiration of
every one including artists visited HE most cele-
bratcd Eastern Galleries. who pronounce them s best they
erersa'r."
r-rve Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams Remember the Gallery, Main and Union
streets. uels
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TIHHfour story brick known as the Quincy FopnI-,,
il house. corner Of Main and Quincy sts PoS,3 Ware
en- on the LIST Of April. Apply to s''n sir'