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made some kindly and sensible remarks. lie is
reported us follows
He said that it was rather small matter for
the convention to spend much time upOn-tbc
real evils under which the railroad system OF the
country was staggering. lay deeper than the
reach Of any question of free passes to editors
But the railroads and the country never could
repay If they we're disposed, the debt due TO the
newspaper press for its powerful influence, and
when. tho idea Of a railroad had To be popular
ized-the public benefits shown, and the people
induced to come forward and associate for the
purpose Of accomplishing great works that no."
need no advocate. For his part hc was glad To-
have tho editors Of the State pass over and ex.
anime his line-he regretted n say that he did
not remember to have mot one OF the local cdi
tors on the line of the Steubenvillc road E'r
months Hc could not forget the amount OF
uupaid labor performed in the infancy OF rail.
road building By the only men who could reach
the popular aud the popular heart in the most
effective manner.
The remarks of the Judge arc very true, and
very kind and clever, but at the same time, on
thinking over the matter, we cannot but think
with what seems to be the general opinion of
the press, that tho companies did no wrong to
any one, to decide as they did. We think that
the chances about equal, perhaps that they
may or may not have injured themselves. The
companies are, or need he under no obligations
TO the press certainly not TO any paper whose
yea or nay upon their merits is of any account.
The railroad companies, like every body else,
ought to pay for what is of any value to them,
and if they want anything Of the papers, let
them pay for it An editor whose paper could
possibly be Of any service to a railroad compa-
ny, is amply able to pay for all needful travelling,
and there is no reason why he should not do So
As for this talk of the railroads being indebted
to the press, that is, in tho way people under
stand 1t, les all CANNON. It is rs much the
paying railroads built and the advocates Of
these roads in times past received their rewards,
if any good flowed from their efforts, and if
none did, why they didn't deserve any.
But as VIC said at the starting out, this move 4
may, and quito likely will do, about as much in
jury as good to the companies. twill remove
the seal from the lips of many newspaper
man, who has heretofore felt himself restrained |
by the various courtesics which the roads have I
extended him. Such courtcsics weigh great |
zeal with an honorable man, aud he docs not
ike TO censure when he feels called to do So
But the papers win now be apt to speak out on
he occasion Of all accidents aud mishaps, and /
heir explanations Of the causes, especially if Z
n the way Of indignant rcbukc, will be copied
ar and near by their exchanges, anil will no
doubt tell disastrously upon the travel or tom
mage Of road.
Tho companies have done good thing for
The public, but whether for themselves or not !
remains % DO seen.
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FLOR The 1n,eiiIsewer.l

/ MEssRs EDITORs:-As y part OF the OalAS III
four or five of the States have recently susPeIu,
ed specie payments, and many lneNpetleIce 'i
persons imagine, that il we could have general
suspension, and be blessed with universal IRE
I decmable paper currency (aS Hayh has oeen
for many wears past where every darScy VINO
is 50 fortunate as to own one thousand spanish
dollars, has the proud satisfaction of knowing
that he is worth ten Thousand doilarS'J cS
change would be equalized, and TINT We cnhid
procure drafts on any part Of the United States
at y small, or no premium. Under these c'rcuIn-
/ stances, some "reminiscences of and reflections on
former suspensions, may be interesting TO your
readers.
I The first suspension in the memory of living
men, was of the Bank Of England, on the 9th
! of Feb uary 1877, and continued until the 9TH
Of December 1916. During which, more than
10 years the nation contracted debt of freight
! FIJI amount; for which the treasury received
paper worth on an average about so pounds for
every 100 pound bond issued. Since which
millions Of men, then unborn, have toiled and
sweat to pay the interest in currency twenty
per cent better than that for which the debt
was contracted.
From the time that the Bank Of England Sus-
pended, until the declaration of war in 1872,
exchange on England was noninnlly in favor of
the United States Bills of exchange being
bought here in a currency convertible into sill
ger, and paid FOR in England in deprecated
MINER.
Or Inn ao,b Of A,.ust 1911 the banks Of
pbii,,lslnhis snsncn,Ie3 sncri,. 'ay,negts and
two dsvs aftsr IN. links of New York and
Narvland which was quickly followed by nil
other banks. tsonti, mud west of New E,slnnd.
Such were the pressing necessities OF onr Gov
out their notes which were dcnrcrinted ten to
twenty per cent. Fortunately for America the
war lasted but a few months after the susnen-
sion, else we, like the English people would be
still t:roanine m:,der National debt coatractcI-
for the vile stuff. For the two-ycars that inter
veucd between the close of tie war and re-
sumption of specie payments the depreciation
of bank notes was greatest at the seat Of nov.
eminent, and as YOU went either north or south
bank paper became better. Not as some might
enormously suppose, because the balance Of
trade was against the District Of Columbia; for
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zzI---77 ia HIS'I IMPROVED
C. r. a IN DIR L l. "

.V>uE sITesCRtBEt Respectable invites the attent!ol
i the far,ners CT this snd aloiniAg counties the
S O @ k o f. DR. ! l s,
adapted to the OF ALL KINDS OF GRIM, raas
advertiser and now hand 81 the Agricultural Work
w. NJ Grifith Co uate rs noIi AlArtiSS FERRY BE-
mont. epiinty, nhts. .,, %. u, .
IL il hot necessary to advance any arurnsnt In favor
iDrinr over broadcast sowing every urine Is aivr
~ Tt INIT besides materially the labor If
ING >trated that given aineu,
+ seed. planted with drill, wilt yield eO per cent
grain than an equal quantity sown broadcast.
The fact nt isis arlli IS an article o. nSnS Pt%u'7
yent6r and embracing all the improvements spfge>ts b
several OF actual experiment ~ the heiA u l' =
sInv togG tller with tie general Satisfaction winch rs
riven where yer Introduced is eeied sufficient r'eos'
meditation to coiiSderaton of per ons deoGs OF
DILL combining tile requisites OF AsIe"e! an
Durability, So, ,,zr- 49,. :. = i, ,,,,.
PARIS att,'s Ferry, belmont county Ohio, will recon.
inme diate a1tsDiion. aikE,-I"E
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Assignee's Sale q.
Ga THE ZANEsYILLLE PAPER MILL

gOts LIE L-A@NII1s AAAh -A'A4A-
NY virtue of an order made nv the Caury OF U"u-s
Pleas OF AIuskf6gum county, Ohio, Mt I'll May T=s
n 1851, thereof will oder for sale at ptnlc Al 'Iio's
the Court uousr Zanesys, in sntd county, Ehur'
the 22i day OF October Dl.lSI Mt O'clock r NJ,
following described Real Estate. viz Two certain pare
~ land situate in of 2anesyln. in The ceun
SIusking,ln State OF Ohio. III It's to nAv Lots nnt
six ) aud seven ~ in what is called 'Mar'eS RIVER g.
The xtnres Machinery, Tools and I'm plemrntS ussi
connccpd with the manufacture OF per In the Pap NJ
erected on the parcels OF land; excepting and Ies,
ing ON said Lot number six (), certain part there
follows, TO wIt:-5einuiH It the Norts':
corner of said Lot humble six 10y on Seventh sire t. there
West between sIN and three ehan' al
sixteen lnks;-tlence South cham ami ten links hha
East three chains sixteen Links venth street. tse
North chain and on veDt sTeetto the Ps
of beynpinx Aso esceptug and reservinG from salt "
number Seve tile following described part Their oib
ming at the Southeast of said Lott thence West
the South line thereof, trrc cais and and sixteen Inc
thence NS-ih links, thence Fast three chain. a.
NTH street, South fortI.fVrls
tn the place Of HnniuI. aid parcels q land heinz
slhirct To right II of the Central OHIO RAJ ~
Company over thu same out in thu, Rrcnrls Of ~
Probate Court said county in the OF said Coaa
VS. II. J. & j. L. Cox .t- .-a
/ ,AppriScd at the sum Of S2l 800
TERMS OF SILE-Tf- purceaSer to assume the paTEts
tot certIm deht five thousan five hundred dOllsr, IN
neXr Of tile estate John McTnt.re dcceassi. With ini
est Mt eIrht per cent per payable srnl annu
(which debt il secured mortgage upon said rrae sia'
the residue of the purchase In"nrv. cash.
- - DAVID HULL, Assignee,
l ssclt5 NT5t Of Il. ]. C0N.S Co.
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GREAT EXClT EMEN 7
NEW GOODS.

-5y FOR, FALL AND WINTER.
rKNlIE respectfully announces to the citizens
OF BsiLany and surrounding country, that they have
best selected stocks o. sI4 cities one OF the largest and
hood. Their stock consists in part % Dry q
Groceries. AsOOIR, Shoes, yIUts. Op', Ron
nets ns;d Notions, embracing every hing usually
4ptina rst class store. All of which they ale and
willing sell any other Enlistment in Wett
the ooes having been selected from the very best Eastern
houses the best terms they feel conahen Hey
Call and examine,
The highest pCe paid in goods for all kinds Of country
nrnhrch -. rnrIl -. -- sANfr-EL. .ADANlSS co.
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MIR. d. s MoRRrsoS of Hot Spring county.
Arkansas, has very extensive field Of corn, and
going into it, few days ago, he got beMilCie
and lost, and wandered through the field for
three days, subsisting On green corn. He was
found on the fourth day by his negroes.
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BInck or Rrovn HHafr prolueedtp five minutes,
from saycst Redes HAIR by the application Of WV.
IA. RIrcmELnr's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
tcotion iaiure the hair skin, no matter
how applied how continued Use the genuine
and no harm possibly Mark-he steel enErev
ing on the box and MN. A BArcTELoR 933 broadway,
the fou= RAToHELoR's Hair Dye when
you purchase. Ror sale in Wheeling by
ateip-1m = 2Es T.3u. LOGAN & co.
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New b 1OKS, -SCaLlOnPIyi. &C. "a
TAMES q ORR No. iii Main st. begs leave to call tn
81 wholesale and retail purchasers of Rocks
aud Ationarv his Fall stock received, viz School
Ros OF nil kinds from tile primary the hEhes Cllese
CIassic Miscellaneous Book Gate issucs) Drawing hooks,
Copy Ronk, Architectural Books (neN!tuthosS Niethe-
list preshy teran Baptist aud Christian LYNN Books In
various STYLES budIy; Family TITLES, worth from 81 20
800 Pocket do. Of nil styles; DnTs book Cpmg AM
oIanks. Jenny Pens. and all thu numbers OF Gl3tts
Pens l. Ink CArnold) nndIrk-Ntands OF
various patents Music Boos Of yarous author,ssh.
oks; 5000 qrs. Blank Books Of every Din
rps ISIS, Memorandum, Of II styles over bnO esns
Cap letter and Note Papers, OF different grades ana quail
ties. 4-.
GOLD pENswc wish to cRiI esrGcal teniion to orr
large Of Gold Pens. Having disposed
MI onr did stock, RvRnr PsN now offered Is NV nn
NSrRn comprising No. OF "A. Mo -stnnS
celebrated Penn Having the largest AMI best select
ntle city, those In want of Hsuperlor ar
tcle cannot Tnil to be suited.
we would call the "sElion If the LTiss in PHrtta3Hr
Bto our stock of FANCY STATIONERY EhiolWe purchased
rxpressv for tieir knowing tina nothing
kind and quality hns heretofore been kept III h'scith
ri as. call AMI examine for yourselves, i;
-. JAMES G. 6RRis,
seut5 III -NIaiu St. WhprIii Va.
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FALL FASHION FOR HATS.
n 2hH

AM now to furnish my numerous patrons An,
the pubIe with very quality and style OF MAJ
skin Hats which elastic, Iastcoor, fine luse Of
finish and OF great euuTnct, they will render good S
vice In ali kinds Of Weather also general assprtne emf Of
Soft Panters, Rteneh. lsockland and hungarian syi,,
BIRcK Brown. peArl and Beaver colOrs. Also Mems
BAL 81 Caps, of the latest styles
n Baoleskin Hats finished to conformation pca.a.r
Oh shof notice Bring along the cash you can r Al,
Kinds OF head gear at n very low taIiI. NJ
W. w. JIMEs ONS
auE22 No. s. Main s.,
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Charles London Cordial Gin
shown by the Records of the Custom House to be the
Only London coran Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
all others are made here in imitation OF H.
delicious tonic beverage, by its peculiar flavor
$50 different frOia other Gins universally esteemed by all
who IT. 1t is adopted with great success in cases of
DYSPEPSIA GuUT, RHEuNATIsN, DAoPsY, gravel, CoLIC
CaoLEEA FEVER AGUE STHcruRE DISEASE OF rnE URI
SAET oAcASs, EPiLsFsT FENSLR IRRE6UL,RtrIEs, &c.
d. yALSxnSE MoTr of New York. in letter to the pro.
prietor, says:
Charles london CordfaE Gin 10 the pHrest, 0est, and
y ost retidbte Extract qf ,lu,iper IhGUs seen
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug.
ssts and 9rOeers in the United States also are nu-
mcrous posOns coiled "London Cordial Gn''-to avoid
them buy only HARhES" Reject any other of,eI to
you value your health. Price one dollar for quarts
fifty cents fer plnts. EDMUND q. CHARLES.
Rhs6-smi&w Sole Importer, 40 Troadway, n u
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sPBcIAL NOTICES
WYKES'
GALLERY OF ART!!

l36 Main Street, Wneel1n93 y a.
~ Is The place obtain Lsnesses of every aise and
style from miniature up lis-sze, and got up
in a superior mannef
long experience the art, and by the use Of the
most instruments together with every appliance
necessary to produce good pictures, he would assure the
pugllc that ttey furnished wi pictures at this Gal
lery superior to any s country and equal to any
east or west.
Photographs plain orcolOred in oil coI6rs This style Of
picture be made any siae up life, and colored true
to nature Small DaguerreOtpes Ambrotypes nnasnhed
to auy size on csnyass and cUlore in oil By this process
we obtain the oil painting with the truthfnness Of
DaEueTre JtyPe.
Pictures taken at this Gallery cesras at any other
in the city Every picture finished in the most durable
manner and put up With double glass, air tight without
which no picture will stand unchanged.
oe9- 81 j. W. wYKEs, Artist
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RAND OPEEJNG.

a 4 TIE CHEAP DRi GOODS sTo L. 40. 15i Main
II Street We imte Just Opened third supply Of Srw
Slks; Rich ana ituiul, fancy and plain Cashmere; French
eriOs Al Wool Delanes Wool PAtds, Dgcais, peUases'
Seusa:ne de Lane Parn tIRs, Prints Gingh'as, Fur
Prnts BIGacied and Brown Barred County
Pressed Eaui Is, Red, yellow, blue, gray ana Write,
and tw Fi;es Biakcts Tckings, Table nciis;
narseiles ts Jaeones, Nuts, Naitisooks' anu SWISS
Don Very K;ci, CHI nile Drocts Stella Tibet, CaahnyFJ
and Long . Square wOnl shawls, ether with al other
goods usually ksl line, all OF wIch we will sell Mt
theHcr Wholesale prices The public are re- ect'
fully Invited call examine stock anu PRICES
Remember, No I5I Main ST.. East side, the place
- - = RSE co.
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g RIEAT EXCII.ENI!,.E! NJ !,

IN WALL STREET., N. Y
TN CONSEQUENCES of the heavy futures in New York
other Fastern cities the cunmerctGi houses nave
risce Goods to an extent leave It without an
s ss 4 nj as 10 Ss aats q mon to get
month discount. fortunate enough to posse ready
price andin consequence, ALEX. LEHMAN, at 81 Main
street Wheeling, Va Is enabled to exhibit I" these VINO
visit him. of goods ls0me OF which are emit
mesai below aS half their yH ID.
alex ilcyiaan has r4eeiytd by Bait. q Ohio Rail Road
Poni4 yaIa Rail IL adj and v Express, Of the largest
nsSurtments nry Goods offered, and consist tn part
,lLAOR. sILKS-AI grades, excellent quality al
boiled nstrDes only 10 cents per yaTt sask SnG
EaGcy eone B sre s%T; rar1 Fra Fd KS Ns
grndc; Plan French MsrInos, from q cts and EnMeTGs,
Extra Rich all de Ilt.s; AL Wool PladS va
lenci Pids; tres, and variety OF other Iress
oois onllnsrons 10 Fisntt9r; .s ~, ,, r,ortlIc
shawis Very rc Pi.h sa&s, Very ric! s'ellh shawls,
New ssl Double Bsoehs Long am sqpsf q, ae
every style aud quality, embracing all the novelties Oh ~
NEEDLE WORF--Rea French Work Collars, Sleeves and
t. Jacoet Syis, FlouncinEs, EdiDEs u ID insert
hct ~ Neeis Work TIA, have eve been able oiter
MOURNING GooDs-A e"rnllets assortment Of every
WHITE tf"oDsor every variety and very cheap.
I'D Gs 9o Et Eds mos.
assortment that is II he 61nt in the city, many Of thsn
bsns boGst very low md tsf Tines sss an tS
BIAS KEFS-Aarger stock than ever embracing every
CARpETS-A superior and ertment over
other ssascns All Carpets hosht extremely cheap
sFURs 10 Won yslto purchase superior auaIi
ty OF genuine sable SLarteu or Fitch Fur You can
TO COUNTRY MERciIA STs have only 70 ~, let them
nd t!at MI goods were , without exception, for EFT
CASH. Any acquainted with the present state OF the
ready cash Goois mist he surprisingly cheap Cali and
examine before purchasing elsewhsre ,rv,,,x
sop15-su 1871 M,in street, whetns, Va
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somtthIng 10 Think About.

y.,,.a,4a, q 80. Dr. A. s ToDD's LIVER PILLS
have been in use In this city aad Country They are more
opu than ever bsfore The r"Hs0" Is ,it. "l
Liver Complaints, Indigestion, cOfvene's' a..
Colds e thew superior to al" others son nss with
home meafetnef one tfatyon ka% ~, : z--
care anu = '-' n. ;H.LoGAN & CO.,
%, Wholesale Agents, wheelinz, Va.
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Double { ans.

N EFERSINED Keep up every change in style, we
~ have procured som thing enttrs ~ new In ths y ny o.
weiItrr. Its merits consist in being able by the least from
bIe transfer from Goth to glazed or waterproof
zap, rIi tile season. Call aud them.
OCT s. ID. HARPER & SON.
II AIDES RIDING-we have Tits day received very fine
il \ lot Ladies' Riding Hats 81 most recent styles ts.i
OcT S. d. HARPER son.
TlORDER tU.FiAN GAPS, thc most colnlorab.s winter
ID cap worn, at [ocIl s D. EARPER Z SONS.
G LEIGAING OAP-somcth ng entirely ntw-at
= ocI i. ID. HARPER & SONS.
lust opened large lot OF Peter Shani's Gaps for
81 and boys. [OcIl S. d. HARPEH SON
rTSRAvELINt+ CAPS-Jusl received, lot of Travelling
OCT S. b HARPER SON.
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sands snrsnPnriIIn.-Th extraordinary eml-
of this uurivaled preparation in acases of scronla
eryspeas cutancous erup.yc disorders, and similar
complants would appear almost incredible, not such
wonderful cres of daily occurrence certified by persons
unlouhcd truth responsibility, establishing the in
@ - .','- disorders altera-
Eminent physicians have " HssiSy
cnec they proucc tile nplest results by its adj
ministration, and therefore 1t Rh confidence 81
Prcpared and sold by a. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York. II 2
Sold alsoby ---- jill. CRUMBACKER.s
And by Drug lists generally jyT-1wtaw
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= Tue 'PIrILosoPhT OF DrAp HEaBtSG-At the
railroad eonventionreccntiy held at Columbus,
Ohio. Judge levitt, of the StcubenYille road,
made some kindly. and sensible remarks. lie is
reported as follows 4z
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GsFAr DiscuytRT Or TRgAsy Ri:s--fx., men
named, Respectively, Ward and Halt were At
work down the lake shore. Somu liiiies from His
city, getting ont hoop stuff whe.s tliey discover
cd a small kcg buried in the said This they
dug cut, and opening it, foundtito contained SiSc-
teen hundred silver pieces. Tie coins Ner, of
an ancient French cast AID Of the Disqualification
9I seven franc pieces valued at $ /. 40 each
The men with their treasure have ief Tar phil.
delpEIa, where they iutpnd to exchange tIlrir
coin at the mint. ia Is prolsillc that tie money
was SeeTeted IN tile P,ace where il was discover
ca, by some French otiicer during Inc Old French
war, and afterwards the officer may have been
killed. leaving no trace where the treasure wags
coneealed Inus it has fallen, at last, ito the
hanas OIL a couple OF YanSeeSsz-0 sireg1 Ii,rrs.
.rJRN At San gr,n.;..,,o 49, Z.
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THE PRESTpExr HoNE-IIrs NIslT TO THE,
CouaT.-Thc Press mentions the following Incl
dent Of the Presidents visit to Lancaster:
On Saturday morning last the court room at
Lancaster was unusually crowded, as an Import
ant jury trial was going on. In the midst Of
their proceedings James Buchanan, the Presi.
dent OF the United States, quietly and alone,
Walked into the Court-tlat yeiy conrt before
which lac had arned his carly reputation, and
n winch tIe piacticed for nearly forty years.
mas soon as he was recognizc,i, the iCslgcs on
theIE seats, tile lawyers, the jury, witnesses,
spectators, aud allarose. as if actna;cl- by Que
common feeling, aud stood uncovered Ia va.
come their Old friend aud icIlow-cidzen. The-
President kiRdly stluted those abont him, and.
alter shaking hands with the Judges, retired,
apoiagiziis; for having interr,iptei ibcir iyo
ccelinsS -.
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A3FIRN at San Francisco were Ioa5lit. 4 veSSI.i
with potatoes for China. -
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EssFt- s4tF-f White Goods
A large and beautiful .tock of EmbrOderies,
Hosiery and Gloves
LSur Staple and HOus epnS Goods isvery com
pl5I+- will be offered tYer5 TO-. prices. -. .
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND .AGUE.
Foremost remedies for this
DIR. SHAhLENBERGER'S ANTIDOTB.
few doses will cure any ordinary case, and ONE DOSE
invariably stops the rIs contains nothing in the least
degree hurtfui to TIE SYSTEM UNDER ANY ClRCC M-
STANCES, and produces the unpleasant ehec thht
attend the Qunne and other agents In general use
1t cures every the disease, and is the oriEnn and
BIZ ONLY ANTIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
AJAX for shaenberger's Fever and Aguc Antidcte and
be you get PILLS. ~ ,
S9l5s6g re8pectable Druggists eroTyschere.
~ PRICE, S1-5O.
For sale by LAUGHLINS q BUsIIFIELD, Wheeling, Va
Sole Proprietors, A. T. sHALLENBERGBR & CO., Z.
fauE7-8n Rochester, Pa.
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7EIF E FOUNDRY - FKUF rTF1FE'Y

The property will Released of yearssO meet'
les Of steady habits and good character and buea
he made ems ems tr viii or ritboat the s
PROPERTY has chartered privilege for manufattut.
OF !Sn,OtU. should company purchasing, desire IT, ts
chartered privileges will be allowed 90 with the prott
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