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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13

SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
PATENT FLEXIBLE BAND
Great improvements in SILK Hats.
THIS Improvements Of combination pFinei-
pies to render the SIX Hat Band. after slight wear,
soft and pleasant to the bead gf HAT without
jury 20 its durability. This has long been great drsdera-
tu and by those eombnatOnl hlFe Eueeered IN
ing this object, which combines the sofhtss the Felt
with the beauty aud rey appearance SE Hat
from IL yielding nature readily conforms 10 the shape %
the heads thus avoiding, In very MEASURE trou-
bic and Inconvenience Of conforming and shaping - the
principle of the eOuf0Fatner Is emboied Improve
ment.
We have the Bebee, OafOrd and other most fashionable
Eastern styles Of hats 8. y. HARPER 4 SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13
A ReIinbIe Hair Dyo.-Yhy has no one sueoeed-

Reliable Hair DyO.-Whyhas succeed
in making reliable Hair Dye except VIZ A. BAICHEIOAi
Because they the cares, the thought the time.
patience labor necessary Others by short cuts would
buy reputation they cannot via, and by certificates Of
feed chemists AMI newspaper braVado, hEht their to
nOtoriety. Industry has It's reward" Witness the
invIneIbIe reputation Of WA. A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE made and sold, or applied ( private rooHs) 29S
BroadEay, n. Y.
label to be genuine.
Sold by T. u. LOGAN Z CO..
Janq9-Im Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13
MR. mOLT.ANDsCM RTTTRR.

We have received another certificate out Of Grand Rap
ids Michigan, dated 10Th June, 1858.
PETER DANE Hoiander, deaTes 70 pahiish IN he
EIeulss50de the Holland Btters entirely
Indigestion Fever aud Debility, with which he suffered all
spring. grateful pfoPsietoFs o.
this great remedy and takes his way Recommending
to his euuntfymen. J.QuINFUs,
"a. 4Sse5OygaR HsHlrs5Ode. 4SaebOygaR, Wis
cAUTIoSI-Be careful ask for Bderhaveis Hokla4d
Bers The great popularity Of this medicine has induced
purchasing.
EDsOldat 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS, b the
propFletOrs, BENJANnN PAGR, ia = 90.
Manufacturing Pharmaeeutists and Chemists Pittsburgh,
Pa; and by LAU6HLLNS d BUSHFLELD,
feb1s-1W-daw Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13
XYIRoTNTG, S. s-8TOoks Cireuit cOuF' August lsr''
i''' ossrs.s- c.'''' raoass..rsi

sit..s = 80, "a 80 aforesaid Court in TIE yer 49,
ne nnieTsIfnel, sheriff - $40 - he
Se no. n said county, the Lots q ground - ~ ~,
80 Tlentioued; the same being tar to.- !. ~,
-. 4 ~ ,,g IA buildiueI thereon, and
eoIie5 tbe Sass House property Ihe sals va = 800
y. -. tie giving bonds oetriiE tntes.t'
Iti, ,oi SrefT 70 secure the payment OF ne
~ ko a. te Vii Ie retained until the parehase
money 4 paid sScriS TrosEs Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13
NV YOpT, OCT, g, lSjl

NEW YORK, Oct. 9, 1854.
PROF. o, J. WOOD-Dear Sir After reading the RdVer
in the New York Journals your celebrated
Hair restorative, procured halpln bottle, and
much pleased with continued its for months
and satisfied II Is the best preparation before the public
Mt and unpleasant Itching from
scalp and restored my hair naturally, and have
doubt, peTmRr emily
You have permission refer TO all who entertain any
doubt Of It's performing all that Is claimed for It.
MISS PERKS, 266 Greenwich Az.
have used Professor o. j. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired wonderful effects. 1t restored my hair
where had fallen on Il cleans the head and renders the
hair soft and smootll-much than oil.
20 MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, November l. 1884.
o. J. WOOD co. Proprietor, $40 broadway, N. Y. and
III Market ST., st. Louis.
g-PoT sale in WheeinEby
deo4-'maaw - ''''' : bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13
tsHOID YOuR JAWr,

"SAHAiEoNITAII," an Indian maiden, The original
eumpouBder Of the "BALsAM OF LIvERWORf HOAR-
HoUND,"a remedy which has received the apPrOhatop
Of many this city, its efficacy curing Coughs Colds,
HoarseneAs, &C., &c. Sold by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13

A DRE TuREAr.-Tho editor of one of the
New York papers issues the following direfnl
threat against Bennett of tho Herald:
s5o, as we can catch hold of his yagabond
body. VIZ. shall apply to it green eowskin, six
iset long, and one inch in the ''girth, which We
have had manufactured for the especial purpose
And, independently of that, we win, when We
catch him. cut off his ears, and nail them to the
first wooden lamp positive can find.
TaE cspitalistsof Lafayette, Ind, are striving
10 make manufacturing metropolis Of their
TOXIN. They are about to dam the Wabash at
that point to obtain motive power to work ma
ciiincry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13
wheeling Island Property
Land for Sale.

7 WIEH 20 sen ny Rara Wheeling, and Yin a..
Iiboraiteruls. ana II one more tracts Is Ear 9
sired.
meh9d Z J,oo,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13

General Agents.
For saIs in Centre wheeling sy
feblO REID KRAFT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13
SCALES! SCALES
Important Notice.

Important Notice.
PEING desir0uS Of selling my Of French
II Brnndies, French and German Wines, Imported Wis
keys, and Domestic Liquors Of All kinds 1so laFRe lot Of
the best Imported OglFs, and different nFcies-I
hereby inform my customers and the Pubc sen
from date for CASH ONLY, Wholesale and retail. very
reduced price, and cheaper than any other eatahshen
afford. u person should he Willing o M
viii set price the eost-pFiee
Persons knowing themselves indebted me are requested
10 call and sEFFlR. CONRAD STROBEL,
49, l-- tff.-- No. III Main street,
Near The WirU Suspension Bridge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13

Hopin that the kumprehensiy enkwiries of the
kurriner will cum to the rite fokus at last, and
that when the furrin missionaries hes hrort all
Ccntril Afrikec into the gospel fold they will
turn thar blessed attcnshins to the garrotters
and assnssinators and conspirytors, and other
inside barbarians of this prfyyledged christian
land, RENAME, (ontil my throte's cut,) yours,
allus, a DIsBANDED VOLUNTEER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13

BENWOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY
THE underlined commissioners named In an set the
General Assembly OF Virginia, entitled fne2r
PoFatIng the BenWO0d Manufacturing C0mpauy the
Comfy MARSHALL passed. February 2St 1883 open
books for subscriptions to fe stock Of said Company, At
the office 8. Wheat On Main street. City
Wheeling. aud At the Of Kelley, HoIoWaV Co,
BehWood Thursday the Of March, lss5
TO he continued for the period ~ ten DAYS thereafter
SIMEON ID. PUHDY, JOHN ". GILL,
BENJAMIN COCKAfEE, AARON KELLEY,f
HIRAM AF'AIECIIEN, SMITH HOLLOWAY
Z H. CALDWELL. f.bIn-end
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13
For Sale or Rent.
For Rent,
For Rant

TINE ssorr ROoul On North West eorusr Of N.., =,
jaS ~ --''s - sHEPPARD uose,,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-04

snszz NJ tins rnnHf1yn and EEw rtian issn I'M
azzEn diszzznAHa Ehi.h rssirzs in rihE arnrsn1y,
szlsh as aissn "a snma nnnhkzn Rsszr IN Hurmz
'ar'ssss-s Am hsz. and u kHsp Ansarrn asm af
'st'e nazksss ant tbs xsnziE, sirs nlSisssE n zas
nm tamil and Ezr Ezz4Ema alEihnaf tina ery-
Alhsn Gaa ElasiauA Es<~ PaaiDus af tin
=srsn TEvxssr HnG wHzlth wifsush Amssgs
ssazE EsInad tT tine Biiis trii I1uml--lldmn, an
tissHp atHH, fFnn tie mid NEudH she ETaiIrz=-
sHaonsslE ~a ispszah -ShsxRas af ams,=IsssB' :"
and Azz- EHstEHd t.sstEsns issr tuuuIpssen-
a asH Dad E,IzL1nH fEHraA Arnzt=iIru ssnur,.sss-
m y EsIIEsaIIns wash issH an Iaisr rurIsust=zfts
- ma N'sniA, sna luung II nss.iss-slsy TIM issH
EisEEzesi sirih dElFlslurn mai dkssssIlsi,ssIss
INNING nan PssFiis In = IEHhnns sls saEM ut#i
the Ezfg-ru Ed =!sFsTF aIiuus glEi5lH aueaH
and Lam EI;slssnii BEHin ItsrHns
tIsr aEaiL h II sc=aags-Fsp'siHs -sAEss-
aun nruE
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Insporiunks fromzNfextco.o

/ NkwE0 RhEKNs,s anr2 s-s-Fhs ssPicayune is
ihRfshdxicess Tampico,
AIAsaeo;doltsr.a ahiinsts. Thssnews is inz
pqrmntnt
Abaitlelh adj bean tonight ou-the 9Th inst,
balsussir rthasrsvuiuliouHryr ioFoes. .unicr, Gen.
G GieIa, "a mh :halt Government troops; in which
nauu1 ii Vesswereriosto b both sides; but the
amuuirforcesselaimsf the victory.
TdeEh aitie eocnuerh satOld Town, and dus
ring gitsieuriinuanreneafi il every building IN
thHlpl, pl,,crswaxpriiagea aby1tha invadersFF
AAtllaid aieiof1ouniasis q dYices, Gen. Garcia
wHilh hisihoupsswasa advancing upuu- Tampi-
uusub aing thunwHhinI MY fewEmiies efrte
tuussn THasG G6setnmeuta forces,s however,
wvgeFpnpariug tuigIys hEnztaiile.e
THsiA AInerrram c Cdnsui auT Tampicohas sent
ona IequestsioIthe G 6lleGtor of this port N.
0al1tilsa4 asking lhataa zItssenue Cuuer= be
entrimmndateiyitot tot1ths scene,z iorz,he pro.
leeirumufothelAm AmrricGnTesidsnis oil the plaCs,
amhd thsir pmperiyg ssshsz Rssuintionists
thEeaieH 10, pIiiage ahetowu-
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Swifzeriuud.

THslNsairhatsla dispute is irtuaily al an
emiGa.
O6Tdassax,ylhsis sih, the COMMITTEES of
bdihi hiiIaiMessefrihsisSwis Federal Govern.
nInnins NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
priSunerssE
AAlelesrapfrh hdssHutch from Berur, dated
isinfaI ahuuryI further announces that the
NalmuaizC 6mrit has sdnpted tie proposition
ofahssE Commission VS. fyo,es against A.
6asa1nmher-,ah hsiaiuet irom1v voting. The
Cdnurit tuStatssshas. notyetyoted- On the
p parrrofoP ins,ia acknowledgements nc have
b asTF ruarie.s buirisisu nrersteud iha;ths King
ofoP Ill clairnto ihe sover-=
e ismvi and ieyeuna o toNeaichaiei.
THastws asitesofa Neufchaiel and Goethe
WIFI hdwsverg remain the Kings private pro-.
psrtryyaui g iisriayii thslsP PfnssIau flag, and
dsriyeSi fromztheif dominions is
totb asdisbursedi inlioczia chanies.z The IsY-
q eaun1amnrmisrt to- ahnutS Is 900 year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-04

Eiarrf unsnaH an lftass Irwin Gsn IEssu MupfisE,
bench. Glbera HI FaNIiau xas aEniIrsaF
F0HzEuzn BG rtse Gznna Any-
The frH rHs.s lniaH xls CHm- Az wm
T.azun f'H aaui+zy &idh riss wiIs cd s.sp
W Drnesbarrh- MIR DGissHaEih ma# rtts
PnrnrifSal EliD.s., aud sssdaii.a au tiuimr Hi<
i-sr1lss I'd the GnHDs IN fEsRuzfs< iIsiGap- Tins
tielsh3Hu1 ailesea riERa ths FuBssiuHlIHu WIS
a ra,IssPaarS aD sz1ua mmsy. Bailey ami
Llutis i0n CSmmGmz-Elihs-GdG AMI Clark
an adrf-DA4la-
Tie Astsurs spsred nn Trs=Hl.uy nranIiir.s
and FEgraa n sDDs r5s=annsssru fm Mr.. TarlImn-
and = had aze fH Mr. DIniafi1arih a.s I'D TRUTH
Mary wirusmsss &e-r rIHah as aa THESE
P0aas-
The Tury rsnunnad L EertsIrf at nru g1TItys
and tiEs1 The PuUsssIuiarr, G.sa. w DrlIsfSath,
pay the aonsts ad PerEsrudiE,n-
The nsU rRHe wRs n eltEIsrse af Euzneuv
az5alarlst AHrun #grnIryHn Euu suslIEipr ssws1u
cd Capt. Set+y nIzrhsFs nj Btsrwnuk ahGun
Christmas tarne- The case ..Hszw Out of upx-
1dEiszn and had wihs+Iklsy, and did nTu seem
10 he Fsr faes frunn n; ia pn8se ir1rn Tine GaD-
dnra of tine dsIeOaGnn aud wfsnsssss.s at tuiIET
Af1=r be.arTr,g rhs assarmunF rths Ssis1IGiuia
plead -uIlty- Lrztls and Wmu agu Com
S.rEanr fOr dIsien(1iz.
The GGzud bury HsaunEsaa TINS till f1u
perjury &=ausa 1ssss Enrkp and Ennlhzn
a-assssa Duraa ~ !at1 fsz srlEIpg irgnIu with
asa hcer-a-
They were discharged gn Tinesarg rtEslEsr-
ieaneo,s, hazaIzs had G.niF fur andIruE-GEsI1.s
before them irr lsielr s.rtSau
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Hire Fnse Eanaiua Law das+ nut appear n
muuk wsiII iu tia Sass af Indians and IlI9r
,sris,, AND Itiss nsrsuH ssnFets amaug SEINE
ad iis Eanlks Hiit e1EntsEnzs, TinEnrit Nc usw
g,allIlss ar- usgrErar.4i siIIGs SuazEizF szzt Al
RIIiuRrs gH,ysu iis nnw 6 and Q per cszr- Eas'-
atuuti nm CimirInHlI zInH maHu OF the INDIANA
Fuss GHrit uaSen iss au u1uGh tia Ezrns k1ot-
in,n In ntIsldrEm tn tsfa nsrsun EEfiunszs, 4 n
usvurssf uiaH lEfs saaue FHrn@s whs swusd
Ities Gesusssry Bark af Hltthss1a, were zAsa EiA=
axusns af TIN R*api.ss BsEk ad Cmrafr tiis
Pzsiuis $Hs E4n#B and uie EnEiisIiis BuHIk,
8Il nd mIsum#s NIL of whGrh 6nls-d drruing the
IEaHd week. !tau-th ii WIS RsPursa a Chica
an ItizH a maasm<stc wz4 en- haut ~ Hs+Vlsc'-
us.1s Eia.,n The eiFEu.HsuH ct Eiassss Banks ~
sIl amgIF sssaIrssF by Missouri Lsuiz:zEEa
Eu.tIis and aIti.u Saaz Ssruri,is.ss a. zsezuf-
asf uunll.r tHis IBws Hurat uu,t=r Indiana and
BlErnai#, bun ttsF ara sssaNEi#ied sw Furpo-
ss# of spsruiarirm uYFviFS and SO Raug as y
m M due Rnrsnssa ut sslca enaremEs Ia czuss
IsIrrir. burg tifeiu axu kslIH AZ a hsHvF Gi=
rBDV'r snt tHisHr shnw that the FHH'c ~ wIst1-
ON Snursia.irHu-Puzt 30 Irus shzl ~ have
uis~s rspar.sE Sslisnss- The hSusss n CIu-
e1EIaas amt ds5eu calizs- wAers Ea.ss hSiis are
'us1,sa EEzresE FGuUiiz=~d- are Ennaul01sfF tire
snIs,ix al ths Wlltt Cat Eanksr and me whole
sFsarrr- ~ ii is earned @ur N 4Hssrzcs 10
TIRE Seus uSIsIzGiIs r.. Al gxpsHisurs dem
nrznafss tiaG IN ~ banking operations there
lsas1 n5ur auunFIm.s -ssrarrF To thu uuss -hos4
a1as ulhyu Sls dhnsra Easa5rE Of SsarkhaBIs--
and Dir-usauK The d~pnsi1 ut Socks never
tag AMI nsvuu c8B zSurH Pr'sPe- bases Of
harkng. Paaen n+=Vns4 Hi71n sarh basis Hs
paa a or@enrFr sag E1"us uhaH Hsts ct
=,ssvIdr ss,rrErf By real s~'He- h &ses Hat
usSa.%r-'r mut czunaS be converted I'ss sns1,
mud me efF5r 80 Ia euursrr u y esrtaTH TO
TuoaIrs Paucs and eaassquenf sePuscIa-
nysYv
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AhHud = guHlseH f'Gssd sa-Eszn 1TeiEnrk las;
Tnnrsaav nssta. Ere a,HSlke GIN IN alhr aiIut
ssu-v Of the lsEs= tr2Nn s1une Snrun sussAETE
No T6s Ctsssuua sIzngt- sa,0rs TliIuH. wAira'
spread EIrth srssa rsF.!lgs Hila Sunu sxs-Ia!Is'a
To The a.l1isiis ? ha.ai5rnso Ne Hga. Nv B3s
EBs ruruvlsea cl, rirs fizfT haEu a- Gnatu EAR
lssaia Egs9er Eur0uFnzn- The %arvuua HEsu
is ozznpas,a- FRrassl'sr. nv gssn N HarTaHr
araa r,artlssiy ~ nslaUsgus. CurnTN & CO.
i-zrrIl-r&. 4. Gari-g oC5ns1sst uIhs uiIEf #sEuS
ss hn5k sanSsuy- Nc 1R2 II arnuEGa8 gu
toe 6rsl lnU- Hy T. 8 P4arGpsai- ~ a Ss,aa
stone Tlbe dhHa ssnrE ~ tooCTssaS Rs ScitsiG+'
FrzaazC. ssFlsslLssh-TsaH- The swaAr',rt be-
lorss 10 d. Girsra Estszr. The Easrross were
soaa ra TIE -naUn5 hsa EnssE FIrhnplF WIS
experienced al ShRsHmE W1sssu- and Il MS
tuIlE 1St-,fE uEpu1es hsEgzR & sinrTu eTrsIl5
t- tr1ur-a ta TEAR SSa The firr ~ aws.Ea
airss.rk tas S7r mad A-rrks EtRrIch Eie ra6
a.as tie Ssl.s House BsA snDCk gHu<z9I
alzru-
TIE ire ran 10 ahs SBrk alza OF tl,s sSra,s-
fz-- and ft. rzs5crs gf The Bs.lzssn- Psrusz5-
uzzaaa. and LEsrrr nszsRsaes ws=r n G.En-
ger Tie cellar rd ahs L32xrr sUilf5l-E Wa
zaea xah wsasr- He assz=s my zrnTEEr
u 500 600
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ssRse8e CssaEu EAnessssB

Tie SE7-sn- Cann 0d Pennsylvania n
bar. aas oeri5es css~s n Ea5ra ats 5zS-
lsz1a- pa1uas were r-ssea=
a -za-G an - n1a =DiGr -E surA ae.I-
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d.. zlAza . aes&zsss7sss aazs- lie at H.
rrHaa wfsr1a Nh r.sn frtasg as@ssE E-ez Ezz-
lil 49, - Hs-5 CHzs 81 3es-
T5ze f-s-s. q z.z11-zasaGa< - = Ess- - = -rz-
aee=-z - I rEzs zE4zusa BE -aarS.ssr ~
s,1z-sa r-ous LIS ~ ssazs Sts- - r17'T- =
uf szs- f. ct-s5rE Ia E=a-ssl va lIeTs-
II ssz =zezs zl=as s7ez -1e -E.G@ars-s
= --z-zsaa zzE EEza
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An Eloquent Passage.

Thos. F. Meagher, the Irish Orator, lately
delivered an address in New York. entitled
Contrast between Royalty and Republi-
canism-h After describing the terrible
scenes through which Napoleon III, passed
on his way to the throne of France, the
speaker drew contrast between the crown.
ing of Napoleon and the Inauguration Of
Mr.. Buchanan, ia the course of which he
used the following glowing language.
Enough to say, that having from his ear
liest manhood served his country faithfully
having honestly worked out his appren-
ticeshipto her--How'in the solid maturity
of his years she rewards him with the lar
gest share of the concern. Enough TO say,
that having with diligence, spotless recti.
tude, and the steadiest ability, labored for
years to consolidate her interests, augment
her fortune and domain, extend her saluiary
influence and establish her good name;
never having, as that Prince of darkness ru.
ling France had done, disturbed the public
peace 10 aggrandize himself; never having
steamed up the Potomac, with starved ea-
gle nnderh his arm, 10 pounce upon the Trea.
sury; never having sought TO corrup, the
army, the clergy, or the magistracy; break
ing no law; oath OF covenant; sturdily de-
voted to repubhcanism here, elsewhere,
and everywhere, in London as well as Lam
caster; without resorting to the least intrigue,
treachery or violence; without speck of
blood upon his hand or the shadow of
falsehooa on his soul-he Is declared tho
First Citizen of America
Con the fourth day of March he will pro.
ceed 10 the Capitol, and there. in the pres.
eucesof the Senate, the messengers of the
electoral college, the House of Represents
tives, ambassadors of foreign courts, dele
cations from every State, officers of the
brave and enlightened Army, 10 whose GUS
| tody Is committed the ensigns of the Roc
public, officers of the Navy, whose wooden
walls bear through the storm the thunder
bolts of Freedom-standing on the steps
ofthe Capitol, in presence of this great au.
dience, with head uncovered, he will caH
| upon God-as God will be his judgs-iebe
| the witness of the truth with which he con
seera,es himself to the high ministry of tbs
! Commonwealth. In its modesty, pure dc.
corum; sublime sisnifcance--with liberty
to illuminate, the spirits of the revolutionary
fathers 10 sanetify, and Providence to bless
it-it was scene which would infinitely
| transcend the baptisnnof the child of France,
| the obsequiesof WeIling on, ths installation
of the Eagles in the Cham de Mars, the
nlasquerades of Windsor, where a darhess
studs herself with million worth Of dia-
n1onds, or the coronation of the Muscoyits."
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z Thars ~ r,5t zuUr.ser EzH IN he Denzo-
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