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A CURIOUS PLicE.-Thc highly colored
picture that follows, taken from the n. Y.
Tribune, convinces US that Il 10 better 10
live in the "province. "as the people Of Goth
ham christen the other parts Of the country,
than to dwell In that singular metropolis.
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UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL

rvs UStos AND EAsrEsS JoCRSAL IL published every
FADAr a: No. I, C-u;Tal blUcs, opposite the Biddy-
forl IIIase. TggVt-ss,OO p-r anuum, or $3.50 "
paid sthn three month. iryn the lime Of Subscribing
single copirs cents.
7. u. PAtHsR, the American Newspaper Agent, Il the
Ouly authorised ageut iur this paper In the crs ol
NsR YORK, Bost0n ami PLil4lrlpha, ani Is duly sii-
pOsrTr,l 20 take Advertisements ani suhscrpiln. al
th- same rate. a. rrqu.rvhy us. His Occs ary SsE
Ysrk TrlSu1e ulihIugs B0st0H, SchOl4y's Bdill.
log; PAiiIIsLgAlI, y. ". corner Third anl Chs's-
nut slr.si.
MARCUS WATSON. Pri.ier.
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LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor.

attended TO just at evening. IL the plants
are well watcred after setting, nearly every
one will 1--we.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18
ivrom ,se a. Trsnei,eo pulle.ln.l

A NEW AND EXTENSIVE FnLIBUsTERING E1PE-
DrTIox AGAINST NoRFHERS MRxIco.-0ur re-
marks are intended to have special reference to
the expedition now fitting out against Northern
Mexico. It is matter Of newspaper notoriety
that such project is on foot and proceeding
rapidly towards execution. of the details, IN
volved as they are in contradiction, it is hardly
necessary to speak It is sufficient to state that
1t is undoubtedly fillibuster expedition, though
that fact will doubtless be denied, as vehement
ly and impudently as it has been In the instan-
ces which have preceded it Two plans are
suggested rs its course of action. The first of
these establishes its point of setting out at San
Diego, whence it will proceed across the Desert
into Sonora. IL this route Is taken its fate will
be as speedy as certain. The difficulties of such
4 route, the impossibility of arriving in Mexico
after q passage over it in condition to enable
the members of the expedition to cope success
fully with the forces that win oppose it. are
sufficient 10 convince any one familiar with that
region, that determination viii be its fate. The
second plan, if It could be successfully COM
menced, promises better; but its opening at
tempt is hazardous one. It is nothing less
than seizure of the port of Guayamas, on the
Gulf of Califorhia The point once gained, the
expedition Of ilieh we write viii assume an
iI6portance eding that of any Of the enter
pfises which have preceded 1t. But to gain
81 Ehat city, requires an amonnt of
prep ration, A extent 81 resources and num-
Der 81 men, Ei1ich It is hardly probable win be
COMO nj talls.of the saking.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

The citizens of Louisville were afflicted for
few days with very disagreeable smell. No
one could account for it, Housewives cleaned
and scrapcd their pantries, and chambers and
cellars, in order to remove the nauseating oder.
Merchants were at a heavy expense to remove
their goods and clean their stores, in order to
getrid of the dead rats which were supposed to
cause the perfume. But all in vain. For the
cause Why was that the Gas had been manu-
featured from Evansville coal instead of the good
old Bituminus of Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

Tue HISGHAM Mass. TRHGEDY.-C Conclusion
of the Gardner Poisoning Case-The testimony
given at the examination in the Town Hall, be
fore Justice Lewis, on Wednesday, does not diff
fer from that elected at the inquest on the body
of Mr. Gardner, of which we have already pub
lshed the substance. AT its conclusion the JUS
tice remarked to Mrs. Gardner, that the evil
dence showed a strong probability that death
was caused at her hands, and he should order
her to be fully committed to Plymouthjail, there
to await the action of the Grand Jury at the May
term Of the Supreme Court
Before the adjournment of the court the jury
of inquest met and rendered a verdict tothis
effect:
dwelling on the first day of February instant,
by a deadly poison called white arsenic, admin-.
istered by his wife, Abigail Gardner, between
the 2sth and 31st days of January now last
past"
During the progress of the examination, Mrs.
Gardner manifested themost stnical indifference
to what was taking place. Nota muscle of her
face moved, but naturally cold, determined,
immoveable countenance was always presented
to the observer.
On Thursday morning she was removed from
bingham to the Plymouth county jail. The
charge of murder against her will come before
the Grand Jury in May next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18
HUNT II UP,
mET IIoLIANDsCII RTTTER.

We have received another certificate out Grand Rap
ids, Michigan, dated 18th June, 1853.
PErER DANE, Hoander, desires US to publish in the
eueSJods that the Holland entirely cured him of
Indigestion Fever and Debility, with which he suffered all
the spring Peter Dane grateful to the proprietors Of
this great remedy and takes this way recommending
to his couutrymen. J.oUINTUs,
III. Sa<6oygan Reuaes0ode, Sas6OygaH, We
cAuT1oSi-Be careful to ask for Bnrhaves Holland
Bsrs great popularity this medicine has induced
many mutations which public should guard against
purchasing.
-sold 81 per bottle six bottles for IS, by the
proprietors BENJAMIN PAGE, ia. 4 Co.
Manufacturing PharmaeeatIsts Chemists Pittsburgh,
Pa; and by LAUGHLLNS q BUSHFLELD,
feb12-1w-daw Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Ex-
TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN inseparabIe FIRE and
HEAT. inflammation produces pain, pain produces
aamation. Wherever there unnatural heat hrobbng
redness nomater whether It by fever, hurt
sore, poison, rheumatism, piles scad, sting, there
is inflammation. A hundred books or a thousand sermons
alter change conclusion. prevent pain
and nature, inflammation subdued.
comph this the efforts of the physician always
ed Thousands of physicians thousandof
sagacious persons who have DALLEYS MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit, that its
control inflammation wonderful immediate,
Instantly aayng the pain, neutralzng poison, extracting
morbid seereons and forcing nature course,
renewing and healing. No burn, seald ament,
yield its soothing curing influence. APP
ply 1t Immediately and the has commenced.
The Genuine senyeloped Steel Plate Engraving with
the names OF O. v. oLIcKENER co.. proprietors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
rs els. per box.
EAr orders should be addressed @. v. GIlekener
o., 81 Barclay st. New York. tn. LOGAN Co.
sp2s1m wheeling, Va.
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DIR. NJ. DIE WALLETS
nnnInHnnC nTr

These PMS have been used in the private practice of the
Proprietor Hospitals of of France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled successgvIng the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
.-ctIo.. o The monthly i.
charge.
mild and gentle stmuant They produce agreeable
exheratiOn happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females, those supposIng themselves SO,
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage although circumstances Injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUeHLINs BUsHFELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

A PEREuNED BRKATa.-WhatIady OF gentleman wouid re-
main under the OF disareeabe breath when by
ing the tBkLN THOUSAND FLoWERs dentfrice would
not only render bat leave The teeth white As aabas
teri Many know their breath Is bad, and
the subject sso delicate their friends viii mention
single drop Of the sBAim your tooth brush
last year.
BEAUTIFUL coNr1KIos may be easily acquitted by using
the tBalm thousand FoWerS.' viii tan, PIN
Pies and the skin leaving It Of son and rese
hue. Wet towel, pour drops
the face night and morning. n
SHAVING NAM EAsT.Wet yonE shaytngbTush In either
cold water, pour two three drops sBRl Of
Thousand Flowers rub the beard well and Il VIII make
beautiful son laher nch facilitating the operation ofshAY
Ing. Price only my cents.
W. p. RETRIDGE Z CO.,
. For sale hy 9. Y. LoeAS s o. -. IsII-l1sss-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

Reliable Hair Dye.-whyhas one succeed
making reliable Hair Dye except wA A. BAToHEIoh
they the cares, the thought the time
patience labor Others by short CUTS would
buy reputation they win, and by certificates Of
feed chemists and newspaper Dravado, fight their
notoriety Iudustry has Its reward" Witness the
Invincible reputation of WA. A. BAToHELoR's HAIR
DYE, made and sold, applied Gin private rooms) 2Ss
Broadway, N. Y.
label to be genuine.
Sold by tn LOGAN CO.,
jan99-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

An EDITOR on THE TRAcK.-The senior editor
of the Westmoreland Co., Pa, Democrat, says
he visited Pittsburgh one day last week. He
then goes on to tell what there befel him, and
first how he intended to return home on the 8 1-2
train, but delayed his departure for the depot
till few minutes before the time, and then
started on run.
On turning the corner of Sixth and Smith
field streets, he met lady with sweet German
accent" of magnificent proportions, and with a
well-filled market basket on her arm. The eG-
feet of the collision was to turn the lady heels
over head, and scatter the contents of the mar
ket basket, while the editor went straight on
until he stood upon the platform of the station,
just in time TO be too late for the train then
moving along about one hundred yards up the
street. "You can make it yet, stranger was
the suggestion of by-stander, and on he went
go it, stranger, you're gainn' on her, yelled
an excited retail apple merchant, and the stran-
ger went Faster went the train, and faster
went our editor, and he was "gainin' on her"
"Git stranger" was the cry of a friend, you're
gainin' on her, and stranger got" Men,
women, stopped to see the chase, for by this
time the stranger was fairly excited, and showed
no disposition TO give it up. One, two miles are
left behind, and still the chase is kept up
Gradually the stranger kept "gainin' on her"
For the next mile it was t'nip and tuck"-thc
train teetIe ahead. When within about mile
of East Liberty, it was hard to tell which would
come out ahead; but had it not been for the vol
uDtary and gratuitous suggestion of man pass
ing that way, that he was "a d u fool, for
he'd niver kctch her" We rather think that
stranger would have made it. His ardor weak
sened, however, by tho suggestion, be quickly
gave up the chase and walked back to Pittsburgh
IN time TO take the express train, which departs
at haIf.past nine, p. N.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

The SELECTION or TIE Best NEE.-The Lynch.
burg Virginidn has the following article in ref.
erence to the policy of selecting the best men to
represent the State in the next Legislature. We
agree with it entirely. Wo think the people
should command the services of those whom
they wish to act for them in legislative capaci-
". The State is full Of able, accomplished 10y
almen-men who would do honor TO any station
and these are they who are wanting in our
State Legislature. Is there no way of forcing
them from their retirement3 We believe there
Is We believe that the people have only TO will
it, and not one 10 City will refuse to obey their
call. Let it be agreed upon, then, that each
county in the State will resolve to select as their
delegates to the next Legislature, the ableSt and
best men within their limits, without reference
TO party, but all pledged to go for securing to
piled to the reduction of the-taxes, and the COM
pletion of our railroads and canals. Here is
chance for the people to shake off the politicians
and spoils-hunterR and take their own affairs
into their own hands viii they not act the
part of wise men and patriots, and put their
shoulders To the wheel, and never rest until
enough, atieast, Of the public lands are obtain-
ed, 70, rid them of the taxation which now OPP
presses and grinds them to the .dusti We ap
peal to their common sense to take common
sense practical view of this subject, and do
themselves q benefit and the State an important
service, by throwing idle abstraction to the
winds, and going in for what is right, and just,
and feasible Mere Democracy, or MhiggeTy,
or Known othingism, can never pay your taxes
or your merchants accounts. Money Is requir-
ed to do that and you can get it from the sales
Of those lands which We speak Of, and which
Virginia ought to have, and astist have, If she
w6ttlci get rid of the heavy taxes.-h sea1pnd
sIRAlg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

PROF. wooD-Having experienced the magic effect of
your Hair Restorative, drop you this upon the subject
About two years ago my hair commenced falling % and
turning gray was fast becoming bald Imet friend who
had used your Restorative, and spoke highly Of s vr
tues was induced to It. although had but little faith
as Ihad before tried other remedtes commenced
using Restorative january last few applications
fastened hair firmly. II began NIL ups out, Ane
turned back to Its former color back at this time IL is
fully restored It's original color health and appearance
and cheernlly recommend Its use to all.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18
ALL ron WHATf-We noticed yesterday, in


our news column, an edict of the Richmond En-
quirer calling upon the people of Virginia, no,
not of Virginia, but of about one-half little
more, perhaps, to rise up and put stop
to peddling transactions in the State The
Enquirer thinks that these travelling statesmen
interfere with the negroes, and that the peace
and dignity of the institution" is seriously af-
1ected thereby. Does the Enquirer really ex-
pect to accomplish any thing by such talkF-
Does it suppose that such talk will matter sin
gle straw with the good people of this common
wealth? The laws Of trade are fixed, having
their foundations in certain, lasting principle,
and just so long as people find it to their inter-
est TO patronize peddlers, or travelling agents of
mercantile firms, they will do so. 1t seems TO
us that the Enquirer, grey as it is now with
years, should be learning something, and abate
the steady rancor with which it has for years
been speaking of every thing north of Mason
and Dixon,s line a long course of fanatical
rowing against wind, tide and reason seems TO
have warpedits Judgment, and made all its COM
ments painfully lopsided. The people of Yir-
ginia are and will still more grow tired of such
Inonstrous TRADE as that which has been the
burden of the Enqairsr's comments for years
INST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

VIZ call the attention of all, old and young, this
derfu preparations which It's original COLOR
gray harcovers the head Of the bald with uxuriant
groEthemoves the dAndrud itching, and all cutaueous
erupons-causes continual of the natural uis and
hence, used regular dressing for the hair viii pre-
color and keep from falling extreme old age
original beauty. We CALL then, upon the bald the
gray diseased in scalp IT. and surely the young
will not they value the flowing locks the beWitching
curl ever without praise upon tongue Of
thousands. Price 81, 81 and s.. For sale by.
LAUGHLIEs BUsHFIELD,
T. h. LOGAN & CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

sTp IL "a nSIi IS 'ia ~; :, 'S
past not only but perfectly white have Short
and to hide II from view; but three months
since was induced to hair Restorative, and
must In justice that lis effects almost Miraculous
f1 than 1t when under the influence Of the finest
OIL earnestly, therefore, recommend II every lady
decidedly the best preparation for toilet Of anything In
the world. BETSY SMITH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18
wArEnloap. alaas.. Jnlr q5. 1sab.

WATERRoRD Mass, July 25, 1855.
PROF. o. ]. WOOD: With confidence do recommend
your Hair Restorative As being the eeaeous article
lever 1have used the alphene and other pIeparo
tons Of the day. all Without effect Since using your Hair
Restorative my hair and hskers which almost white
have gradually dark; and nov feel confident that
few applications will restore them their natural
color It has relieved Of all danruE unpleas-
ant itching, common among persons who PeEsPrs freely
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18
chicago. H., May i, 1864.
MILFORD, Wnrcester Co., Mass, Nov.

MILFORD, Worcester Co., Mass Nov. Is, 1855.
PROP. o. J. WOOD-Dear Sir: l take pleasure in bear
ing voluntary testimony to the magic effects of your
derul Hair Restorative AS far back 1880 hair COM
menced falling until the top my scalp became bald
and smooth glass; and has continued to fall great
many years notwithstanding have used celebrated
preparations Seeing your advertisement
induced give your article trial. and TO utter
Constituent found after few applications, that hair
pearance; but by the time had used quart bottle bald
head covered with young and vigorous growth OF
hair which IS from TO two inches in length, and
growing fast. Yours truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

PEaasYLvAx1A.-of the prospects of Penn
sylvania, the Philadelphia Ledger gives the fol-
loving:
The subject of the revenues of the Common
wealth is neof the most important claiming the
attention of the Legislature. The State is large
ly in debt, and although enough to meet all cur
rent liabilities, may be levied and raised, it is
source of continual complaint that the levy is
neither equal nor equitable. In looking over
the Auditor Generals report, we find that the
whole amount of tax received from all the
banks in the Commonwealth last year was
$T66,1s4 sc against $345, i SO the previous year,
being falling off of nearly $4,000. This tax
is derived by virtue of the thirty.third section
of the act of April Goth, 1874, which declares
that ''the amount of the tax chargable on the
capital stock of all the banks, institutions and
companies of this Commonwealth, on which
dividend or profit of six per cent per annum or
moro shall be made or declared, shall be at the
rate of One-half mill on each ono per cent. of
such dividend or profit 1.-THE Act of 1850, tax
ing dividends, having been repealed in 1852. By
law the tax is restricted to State purposes. The
amount realized under this law, as before stated,
il only 1886, 1874.
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MIscELLANEous.
ALL HA-II1f!
SOMETHING FOR THE hfILEIoNII
PROF.. WOODS
RESTORAsFIYE.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION oF ALI. OLD AND
w young, 70 this wonderful preparation, which
back tolls oTtginR head
bald with luxuriant the dandrud, Itch
Ing, and all eutaneous eFuptfonS-eSnses
Of the natural uds and hence IL used as regular dress
Ing for the hair vim its color and keep It
falling to extreme old age In all rs natural beauty We
call then the bald the gray, diseased scalp
IL and surely the young viii not they value the dow
ing locks the Wtcng curl be Rthoutit Its praise
is upon the tongue Of thousands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

E1AMPTON'5 TINCrUtxB
| LII WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HAMpToN'sTINCTURE
WILL CURE COUGH.
HAMPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
HAMPTON'S TINGTURE
HAMPToN'S TINGTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
HAAIPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HAAIPToNISi TINCTURE
HAMPTON'S TINoTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used, successful in CURING DISEASE
after 06es gs9saes o have fssS add ctrnnRRs
800 $50 :, & r. VIZ n1GK.
0r' q 4Si Gii s.Sp s FIX S'04' ''''''
No. % RRoIsTRR STREET, BALTIMORE,
5ost dreadtat egse e or9td q ysars stdia0, lost
" IESS &3 ~ Sc0 S zsae i .s''''
No. $50 Baltimore 81.
80 5S;4' q gsS
boy in the family the Hon. W. p Thomasson
member Of Congress from Kennedy was mass Of sores
ing the eyebas to produce blindness he was
cured BY EsPP!SS's yeS51s R TRssq5 TsA
Mr. VIM oldham Of B4@SEe ;,R suffered Tered
hese M @s e %
Tincture, after other things failsd;
Mr.. Henry G. VIM had Cough for years-sreat weak
mess, had in an, hve SIX physicians; tried all the
tsnsai e! 70 s3ssP Sss Y
RE6fHfs No ~ HS slE a z suz
4 WEDI1IHE PR0HED BY IIoNS4HDS 70 Be
TIE SgS4Elf IVY hf1sAe1ts7eOF
THE sUMMER- IFS D1sEAsEs-THE REM
EDY AT HAND.
HAMPT0NS VEGETABLE TINGYURE.
this medicine In Cholera Morbus Darfra, and Di
stomach and bowss and renders The system great assist
anee In combating the approach Of indeed all foFhs Of
i'ss-' 'A4APZoEs HEGEEAsLE 7zHoTgRE
BY rs a a ss9n Sn as F on aaa aa Lazy
A8ectioRs, Pdias 10 &c BaeEi Sfde, and Bseaa ooa-
ia, Pss BSsset :, Rozs .;sd SstseEs De-
'' and an d 6Efc1 f5liP III blood
One bottle PE9Te F e sgPfT595 f Es
Hamptons Tineture cannot be exesIIs As beagtting
agent Il Is superior to any q the Of the day
he color Of the rose, partIn every muscle that life
and elasticity which sTesto al who enjoy health such grace
Chronie Nervous or sick Headache Of long
sorstiTs, TseTe setis snlaat i wanted, We believe
superior to s the ordIals before the public to the
most St. va al remedy.
can and 81 Pamphlets traits and Sc earss:
For sale b. n Logan q Co., wheeling, Gen
Sold By MoRTnEK. MowBRAT,
80 baltimore st., Baltimore,
= and 804, Broadway, n. 7.
EB-Priee41 per bottle. fsble
FISH
10 DRUMS No Boston packed Goldfish,
g Bsrrel. q Halifax Hefzinss.
8 Klts So.i large Maekerel. g.
s.,,, :. Jus. received and T. sPF ialf
10, Java MzehA coee, In sLors and tOrsaie By
To W. A. EDWARDS 4 BRO,
OYSTERS
5sRFsH oJsters daily from Baltimore, By The can and
II half can, received and for sale BY GE0. WILSON.
On BOXES Pint Flask, Just received and for sale by
az feb9sE - 4 IAUGHLEs BBsHPIEID.
I dscIs = ". A. EDWARDS BRO
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Pfanoes Meiodeons s.raphInes snd Acenrdeons tuned
repaired and all other kinds fnStrumentS generally
with neatness and dispatch.
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=. NEW YORK, Oct: Z, 1874.
tsement in Of the New York Journals your celebrated
Hair RestoratyeI procured aafpInt bottle, and was
much pleased with hatI continued Its for two MONTHS
and satisfied 1t Is the best preparation before the public
dandruG and unpleasant itching from
the scalp and has restored my hair naturally and, have
no doubt, permanently so.
You have permission to refer to all who entertain any
doubt Of It's performing all that Is claimed for It.
MISS FEEKs, 961f Greenwich Az.
1have used Professor O. J. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired It's wonderful effects 1t restored hair
where or the head, and renders the
hair soft and smooth-much more SO than oil.
MARY A, ATKINSON.
Louisville, November 1881.
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, s1R broadway, n. Y and
ia Market St, 81. Louis.
~ For sale in Wheeling by
deo4-erpaaw = ''''f''' : "a Bridge Corner.