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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-07


MORE ABOUT THAT 'sNIGGER" BASKs.-Last
week told you of the hlunder made by the Pa,
trio, in announcing that the newly elected
Speaker Of the United States House Of Repre-
sentativcs was negro. have now something
better still to tell you. In conversation with \
distinguished gentleman, lately returned from
Italy, he related to me the following aneedotei-
An English gentleman of education and refine
uient approached an American friend, saying.
playfnlly, $50, Mr.s--, sec your House; of
Representatives, determined to keep the country
in a state Of agitation on the subject Of South.
ern slavery, have snccumbed 70 the influence OIL
q powerful Northern majority and elected one
Banks, negro, Speaker
slndeeda replied the American, very comPo-
sedly, Pray, where DID youprocure your lrior-
nations -
From the newspapers, to be sure, answered.
the other. ,.,.-.-...,-
In what terms s were the lacts seate@ qulseuy
asked. inc american;
Simply thst Mr, Satl,aisl Il nc
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H-It being reported that Lady Caroline
Lamb had, in a moment of rassion, knocked
down one Of her pages with stool, the poet
Moore, to whom this was told by Lord Strang-
ford, observed, eol nothing is more natural for
a literary lady than to double d, ION page"
II would rather, replied his lord hip, advise
Lady Caroline 10 turn Orer a ne1o leat::''
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CAUTION.

Dr. Morse.s InvigoratInE Cordial has been cO..rsaad
by some umrrinoipled persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the rFopri
fac-simile pasted over the cork Of each bottle and u &
lowing words blown In the glass:
CDR M0rse's 1nVigorating Cordial
G. H. RING, PROPRIETOR, NJ:
EH-The Cordial Is put up highly concentrated IN -
bottles Price &S per bottle two for s., six for 4l:
For sale hSs : LAuGIILINS 4 BUSIIFlELD,
InloGl9tn Wholesale Druggists, q MOlr0s't.
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-. z;uE 4EELIorEn -REAR wa TEsELM0NY

LET TIE AFFLICTED NEAR TIE TESTIMONY
- -7s OFAfLADI.
ITO hare the pleasure Of knowing her. We need
i sag nothing, but others remark that desire to
benehthc suffering induces her thus speak None can aP
Joy and gratitude in being relieved from PAIN
after years suffering unparalleled but those or there be
any) Who have suffered like her.
Mis- g. has long been aFrsdent OF this Sytor the last
yearshas successfully conducting school at No. $50
Baltimore Stre The happy change inner health is subject
astonIshment and joy her friends. We ask
interested to call on her She will tell them more OF
her Clre by Hump THeture than she las written Thus
1t Is that remedy goes giving relief to the sick We
refer public them. From distant places also
hear Of the happy result These facts, with the con-
testimony of thousands should skeptcu and
prejudice hide their heads and concede that iamptons
Tineture Is = wonderful discovery.
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Isgy-Martin Koszta, says the San Antonio
(Texas) Reporter, has purchased farm on the
Medina, for which he paid $4,000. On this the
amGrieon Celt comments: Gas this notorious
individual was, two years ago, represented in q
starving condition, We must suppose that his
patriotism has found rather profitable mar
ket" To this the Chicago Democrat replies -
'.Thaf market, Mr. Cslt. was rich widow Of
this city, who captured him, aud there was no
Ingrahan to rush to. the rescue;
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TnE VALUE oPA BRoKRN LEd.-Mr. John Up
ton Is ono Of the agents of the American Elk
press Company. On the night Of January IS
last he had amillion and half of dollars in gold
and notes inshis charge, when an accident took
place on the Hudson River Railroad, by which
his leg was broken, notwithstanding which he
remained by his trust for over three hours. The
company some time ago gave him $1,000, and
on Monday presented him withia massive gold
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JExSv.-Wer, Annie, how did you get along
with that stupid fool of a,loYcr of yours? Did
you succeed in getting rid of himf
ASSrE-0h yes! got rid of him very cash
". married him, and have no lover now.
Spoken in 4 modest manner.)
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E"I hope you win be able to support me"
said young lady, while walking out with her
intended, during slippery state Of sidewalks.
"WhY, yes saidthe somewhat hesitating swain
with some little assistance Of your father
leuce
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ron CXRLs7JIIS AND MEU- 1.E4R,S
,TNT1NC,

ADAMS, Premium Dasuerreotypit, ha. the pleasure of
informing the citizens of Wheeling producing by
the aid of aerc chemical agent AbrOtypes unlike those
heretofore made city. They of such blIancy
holiness and artistic finish, to excite the admiration of
every one Including artists who have visited the most cole
bratcd Eastern Galleries. who pronounce them "s best they
erer sahc."
B-Ffve Medals and Fight Diplomas been awarded
to Adams Remember the Gallery, Main and Union
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An Ordinance rFbJ
n a NsIso "a. 49, fNf.,, ~ NTrk,otf,.-. r., A.,

An Ofd1nance
~ \. Ssg;y 1855. - r
whsrnIs: H. M ny ae Council o. inc CITY o.
ected and paid =, subjects within this city,
Of Wheeling, the follows 10 w On NIL lands lots
anu real sstae IN ths WY ~ Wheeling not exempt from tax
on every tithnble in the city, htty et.ts.
ed.on every vender OF goods, and merchandise,
tax OF oNs-tOurth per CT on e value OF ustoe goods
SIfT an" ss ns'u O 'Ue q The me of
8d@on every commission and forwarding merchant,
OF , my S DOL ,t..n, N.
came be for the whole or any part OF twenty
and such license shall he nor shall any per-
son transact business aeteunaer except the persons therein
named. = ,
Sh-0n every license to an anctoneeT, fifty dollars
Gl-on every license to yender OF goods wares and
se!s M ~ VI I y
tag Of MY dolaTs: q loo. ., .x0
buntlr.l and INV dollars ""A' NN"'' : -
sysy VI T y. H.
cense for such performance for three months Nifty dollars
an Tr iU sbSS .non was t o, Council,
s AT d ls So e @aSe the tax upon
ee r e,bon
sys., r .xbIh,,ion n, wire or ropr dnpc.rs
or or S PS Sr ten s,bbon,
ann i've doiisrs Ser day excsnt N sL,rv or se"nsc Lee
exhibons Of pantinr and works Of aFt and
sVsgR license for The v.
dollars 1s,, ~ ,,..,., 80. 5... :, -
- - -.
sTtanment' ten dollars on every boarding h0uAe hNe
lAthOn every license to Keep billiard room Tor the use
iu u nv ~ GiS
LOT =. i I, ~"
SaSn auutLIoua Isp H. IleIein T..
iothoh every HesSe 70 Keep AllSy or enPtl
sniooL' nLs Ils u,st ASpt IN
sH!Sohi ana lot eacn
svs ioII,gs 's = P P'sV s''s'
HSs Ho"aG y - ~. -. -, -, -. o.. IT.,
within SAID e eoa4E carriage Kept "F
every sys -four bSggs Sss srs SS
IN r aM % borse four ,rssi arS Txs ,SSInrs
on on every t tSar horse w9 lS three Soa5s ~
one or To horse cart or ray oa
sal: city n M % 5ss per @as s s @
S
hundred dollars.
every se.e 70 keep Gomez mouse Of ihe INST
t5s 5s.s
does not exceed three hundred dollars ax of one hundred
aud my dollars : 1-7F57,z i, - -
II ii exceeds two hundred dollars and does not exceed
three hundred dollars tax Of two hundred and
dollars.
dFea deiisTs. '4E Of 'nFee num-
20th.-on every license to keep coffee house of the
second class within the said city there shall be paid into
The treasury Of said city tax at heFate of fifty dollars
els.on every license to agent Of In
natI siSi cIng % Ills s az ans hum y
drei dollar = = = : - :
2edon every license to broker doing business in this
cs one t aoT ac,,,on, .h,, y. ,vt
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-tWeQ jane, this is a queer worldi" said
a eIra sp0sa to his wife, at breakfast, the other
morning ga sect of women philosophers have
Just sprung.up - 'Indeed;" said Jane, land
what do they hold n @Ihe strangest thing in
it6turc, . said he; "their tongues"
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pPxTrr GooD.-The following is related Of
Mr.. Mason, the American Minister at Paris. He
was at Court ball at the Tuilleries, and his eye
happened to light on the Charge diAfairs Of
Souiouauc, in France, fine looking black
some ono observing his steady gaze, said, We'll,
81 his embroidered coat Think, replied Mr.
Mason, still regarding the negro with the eye Of
+ connoissenr, why, clothes and and all, / think
fflst fellow is worth thousand dollars. This
Is liOld Virginia, al over, and everybody is
laughing At the bon NOT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-07

B-.in officer of Detroit held an execution
against citizen, who turned out q quantity of
liquor as security. He cannot sell it without
making himself amenable 10 tho laws, and if he
does not sell, he is liable for the debt,
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sPRINa nnEeFIoN.

1--WE charge FvE DOLLiSs inserting nominations for
Sheriff. be paid Invariably in advance. Psens not COM
plying win this rule, v Why their announce
nents DO not appear.l
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~ An exchange asks very innocently ifitis
any harm for young Ladies' to sit in the lapse of
ages.
Our opinion Is that all depends on the kind
6fages selected. Those from eighteen to twcn-
ty-fiye, we think, are rather hazardous.
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nRTTIsn RyrLTATIoNs.

The intelligence CT the safe delivery ofthe EN-
press OF the French created in Liverpool u uni
vcrsal feeling of satisfaction. Immediately on
receipt of the news flags were hoisted over the
houses Of several OF tue leading shop keePe[s,
occasion in the principal street. St. Georges
ensign has been floating all day in front of the
Town Hall.
In Southampton flags were hoisted throughout
tho town, and the church bells rang out in hon
y The II M Mayor of Birmingham caused the bells to
be rung throughout the day i'll honor of the birth
of the French Prince
On the news of this happy event becoming
known in Oxford the staff of the Oxfordshire
Militia, numbering about 100 mustered and
marched to the Parks, where tew dc joie, was
fired. Alargc company was present, and many
were the wishes of those present for the health
aud well doing of the royal Prince and his au-
gust mother
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: Am, Ordinance


TtONCERNING Insurance Companies incorporated
" th0rIEel By other States, and Brokers.
DE- 1T ORDAINED, by the Council OF the City Of Wheel
1s-That agent SubaGent any Insurance CompA-
ny Office Incorporated autorzed by another State,
shall establish keep Office without from
this business Of hIs agency within this
ty, and any person violating this section, SHALL every
he shall Keep such Office business Of such
agency, hnc OF not less than dollars than
dollars. t.f )
2d-No persons without obtaining from this city license
commission for any profit reward part
ular business and employment certificates OF debt OF
State United States or stock OF any State or Bank
Company incorporated, the of bank gold
silver coin, any ill OF exchange, dra nUtr
pain Of orfeng and paving for each offence fine of TWEEN
Ordinance shall take effect from, and after the LIST
day Of April 1856. 'E-fl
S',~4' '.t'- wv ALFRED CALDWELL, Mayor.
aprI-lt
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,.Fal1ners are busy preparing their grounds
flr seSi, . labor which has been greatly delayed
By the protraetel cold weather. -
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INJECT SEw LIFE
Iystcln. The impotence Of lgr;
" indnlgGncr; weakness that seem

into the whole system The impotence Of lEr the rs.II.
tIon produced by indnlgencr; weakness that cVusE
tionnl; andTery known affection Of the
and notion relieved cured By single this
rcjuvInatIne preparations
Among tile diseases which 1t is an infabs specific the
following may beenunierate: Nervous lncapaCy Mar
Barrcnncss Mysteries; Female Irregularities NturIlri
Nervous Ileadache Low Spirits; Feelings Discouraged
Despair; Involuntary Weeping; Mental COnrs Lo.s
of MetuOry TremuluusnesS; Rush OF Blood to tie HAD
Mental Incidence; Loss Of Appetite; Annexation; Nsar
Relaxation IrritA6ilIty Dyspepsia; TorIor after EE
Nervous Cough; Unpleasant ETuctorsi Foul Breath Ing
uNrtIes Of the Bowels; SletpltsSntsS Ennui; Irvs.i
Sighting; Anxiety: Causelrss Pears MOnOmanla; EE;.
ious Melancholy; and every species OF complaint
whether Immediately remOtely-wth the functOaste
no THE MARRIED AND SINGLE in every deleater sy,-
cal s'Scncy, this unriyale safe and ntaihle eShasl.
earnestly II JiiIuScS delightful
the whole sysu, and by communicating feeble orr,
ism tns II nature has denied or ind1ssne :
enjoyment.
The testimonials OF its cie ore fro e,.rryr,n O,b,
standing, leading medical men, In fact embraced ry,rT
profession, occupation and class.
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Such an immense number of presents for the
Empress and the imperial infantllave lately been
sent to Paris that it has been absolutely neces
snryt to send orders to all the railway stations
and diligence offices in tie country not to receive
any parcel for such destination. The money
spent in paying for the carriage has been enor-
nous. Of course very few could be accepted,
and the greater part were returned to the send
ers with thanks for their offer. The carriage of
all these returned parcels was paid by Her Ma
jesty Many of the presents were of very odd
character. Among the gifts for the infant was
an enormous case Of honey, the carriage of
which came to twenty francs. The Empress re-
ceived from the south of France an extremely
dirty girdlc, which the donor said she had worn
for seven confinements. As she had had only
boys, she thought the Empress tso0M be glad to
tre1r IL for luck
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the ILLUMINATION.

The illuminations were the most general that
have been seen in Paris for years. Not only
were all the. public Offices theatres, ministries,
&C., brilliantly litup, but private houses almost
everywhere hung out many colored lanterns.-
The Place de Ia Concorde presented q very stri-
king appearance from a blaze of gas at the Min
istry Of Marine and Gardo Mcublc. The Legis-
latiyc Chamber was also brilliantly lit up. Along
the ratings of the garden of the Tuilleries lam
pions were arranged, and the Rue de Riyoli in
all It's length was handsomely illuminated. The
Hotel de Vile was magniffcently decorated, the
peTial f arms -Four large oriSa%mes bore sS the the
date of a16th March. 1866 So
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NOTICE. 49,.
BGERIIAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS Is not, as some per.
sons suppose, substitute for brandy. contains merely
sufficient spirit to prescrrei weoer the public sim
pi remedy which be depended upon in most cases
of Dyspepsia Headache, and Indigestion will be found
excellent remedy many unpleasant ecs attend
ing change of climate md water rt5
sOld at 81 per bottle, six bottles s. by the
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR & Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaceutlsts and Chemists corner Smith
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by -
LAUGRLLMS e BUSHFIELD,
ape-1w whceng Va
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baltimore, Oct. Is, IS.

Nsssrs. Mortimer d ,3fotn6rny:
- : > GExTs-l have delayed entirely too long In
writing 10 you relation Of Hampton'S Tine
that cannot give the aictettEord
e6ss have been SO great that feel inadequate task
attached with the crone reum9ts IL its most malls
to be afflicted uu crossed the Atlantic Ocean on
gathering Ihad at this time attained my growth aud
expected be we'll again, the disease In the hrst
swelling When my gathering first broke did not discharge
less than quart and continued to trouble every time
cold In the least fNtigurl bodily strength
reduced 10 the weakness Of infancy times
s f e s 4 he ase Of thirteen my hands be-
dSlocated. These suernEs and the general debility
me often thick atI should be permitted to know
felt to be free from pain and suffering even for ont
Crsrs glorious BODY at least until ts mortal have put
many medicines. and received SO little ben
Eft that had confidence in none Ihad used Of nearly all
had heard had been placed by friends uneT some
si the best physicians in England and all the relief Obtun-
ed but OF transtory duration.
When FIRST heard Of HamPton's Tncure, had not the
slightest confidence in its efficacy butt had friend WHO had
Jarrett Piunmer hen his suerings ut the
worst and had witnessed the wrought upon him. To
ken one bottle before began beneficial eGecsy
strength returned-ny appetite became gooi-my complex
cenr-I felt like another Through the ntu
gnee Of this friend you acquainted With my and
requested to me; YOU told such pecu
liar would like to the effects Of he TinctuTT
fully developed aud II desired to take 1t, you would
Is eighteen months aaqsed and IGGre lost eUerys
ton o ytsedsc have become strong and heartyI cal
anees have heaLfa complexion, and my friends
say getting quite RtAhy, thing Is certain, my lame
limb quite large again a. was before and can trip
about home without crutch,
often my parents had known Of this remedy when
child believe should have been saved the eXoru
ciatinE pain subjected to- wsllas the dcform
y body Unjust carry the grave, and parents woald
under such heavy from doctors bills
in sending they did, TO the celebrated springs In
England search OF health. wish all the afflicted world
could me- benefits have derived from this
Ttnrture IIampton Itry to make all acquainted with
its virtues with whom come In contact.
Gentlemen, thousand times obliged to you and you
are at liberty % my name and case to all.
remain, yours in gratitude,
- SIAIlY A. SCoFIELD,
ffs- L ~. -fssi41la-. No. $50 W. Baltimore ct.
To Messrs Mortimer Owbray 99o Baltimore street, BAL
-----It- re 7f-t
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THE EXCITEMENT IN PARIS i. u
On Sunday nothing was talked ofin Paris but
the important event which had occurred, and du-
ring the day crowds werc assembled in the gar
den of the Tuilleries and in the vicinity of the
palace, anxious to learn any particulars of the
suspicious event The fact of the birth having
taken place on Palm Sunday was remarked ON,
aud considered by the1ower classes as particular.
ly fortunate. All the police agents on duty near
the place were over and over again appealed to
for information, and if any person in the Impe-
rial livery CHANGED to appear, he was sure to be
addressed with numerous inquiries.
me JEB OF GAS
The effect Of the jets Of gas On the building
was exceedingly curious But the hantlsomest
Ornamentation was in front Of the Bourse -
There triunphal arch was erected, surrounded
by an, Imperial crown. At the top in coIored
lamps were tho words, '.Au Prince Imperial, y
and AZ either side, "YiEe z Empsretrtp and
We 3 Imperatfie6lt at thesopching of the
arch were suspended colored lamps At the
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For Rent.

TSHE four story brick known as the Quincy p,,-,
il hanse, corner Of Main and Quincy sd nay EIr
en- on the LIST Of APRIL Apply TO s'Nea tt
nhI. lL..- :. 3. IL ALRx rnr.
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sides were Venetian masts with streamers, on
which were inscribed the words, g FIRE 9 Ea-
RereHr, Fiee 9 Inlperdtriee, C0l5fGncs. Secarite,
Credit, ProspeFit In gold letters. The effect
of this most tasteful piece OF illumination was so
admirable that during the whole evening great
crowd ofpcrsons thronged the place to witness
II.
GIFTS OF THE EMPEROR.
His Royal Highncss the Emperor, on the oc-
caSion of the birth of the Imperial Prince, has
designed toorder that sum of 100, 000fr., taken
from tho funds of the Civil List shall be divided
between the Bureaux de Bienfaisance of the
principal towns and communeS IN which are sit
uated the domains of the Grown. The Empe-
ror has also accorded, on the same occasion,
from the funds of the Civil List, sum of TO-
000fr, to the relieffund of the Societc dcs Auto
mrs ct Compositeurs DTamatiqueS 10, 000fr. TO
the Societe deS Gems de Lettres; TO- 000fr. to the
Association dies ArtiStcs DramatiYues; 10,000fr.
to the Societe dos Artistes Musiciens; 10,000fr.
to the Societe des Artistes Pcintrcs, Sculpteurs,
Grayeurs, ct DeSsinatenrs; 10, 000fr. to the Soci
etc dies Inventeurs ct Artisted INDUSTRIES.
THE EEwS AND THE LIGHTNING.
Within few minutes Of the birth of the
Prince at asquarter past three this morning, the
Emperor sent messages in his own name an
nouncing the event to the Pope, the Queen of
England, the King of Piedmont, the Queen of
and some other courts. 1t is very curious fact,
as showing not only the wonders of the Electric
Telegraph, but also the activity of great per-
sonageS at hours when the world at large is
wrapped in sleep, that telegraphic messages of
congTatulation were received in answer before
six o'clock from the Pope, Queen Victoria, and
the Oi1een of Sweden
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RRAL EsTATR sA1.ps
For Sale or Rent.

ETsIIB Dwelling House lately occupied bv ths.,.,-.
Whesng leland Possession given
ply to John HI IiIompsnp, At his book store A.
thompson, 1.-THE Savings Bank Of Wheelps OF to GsO
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unItiiE sunny slopes In their gardens Some
potatoes have been planted in warm spots along
the sandTidgesof the American Bottom.
The Nashville Tsnn) Banner, of the eth
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For Rent. --aAA
"a coAFoRTABLE Brick Dwelling Uo,,.
aroStps, on PM street above NJ, soatlnns
Anply 1t this oIifec. 'aEoe 81.
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MIGHTY 9RIJ.NI5N ~ -UEI1ICIYE5
DIR. MoRsE,s

y v = = y 4 Z y n y y II u .NIs.
MOT only relieves, but actually cxtrrmnass all usrvo,
IN diseases, hy removing their caurs building Co
and fOTtifyng the whole physical system btcoues al
sOlutcy nVnnerAbla all attacks of this character and
relapse Is therefore Impossible
TIE CORDIAL
combines pecuarltles before associated am sa
cine. While acts specifically upon the and IL
secreious purifying and novAns both, and rTes Isht
and regularity OF action to the stomach aii buUr
To every relaxed organ, It Imparts degree OF nueus
strength, and capacity to endure fatigue whether Lo!lJ
or mental, that perfectly astonishing The laced Ci
and muscles harden under its Influence the nerves ar,
braced every fibre Is rrstrunE; AMI any suspended ans,a
either in woman, Is restored yIgOr an OhE
toulcs and stmuants produce Reaction, bet is tie psS
lfnFitY
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Land for Sale

Land for Sale,
II WISH to sell my Farm near whe, ling, and 80,
liberal terms, and In one or more tracts as ,G
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TWO LIGHTS FOR y Dor-oXB ron GIRL.
The people who were waiting outside the pal
ace to learn the result of the Empress travail on
Sunday morning were apprised of the event by
two candles being placed in the window; had it
been a princess, only one lightwould have maze