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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
Dr.. AI. %. WALLETS

These pills have used In the private practice OF the
Proprietor also the Hospitals Of Of France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled suecessgVing the great.
est satIsfaetion-cnrIng where other remedies fan.
They act as charm in correcting FTegulaEty and OBJ
struetious, prOduepg regular of the monthly ais
charge
mild and gentle stmulant They produce an agreeable
exhleratoa and happy both mind aud body.
Pregnant females those surprising themselves are
cautioned against using these pills. they viii produce
mIsearriage although under no circumstances injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
ian15 LAUGHLNs BUsHlIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
A GARD no THE LADIES.

DIR. DUPONces GoEDES FEMAPE PILLS are infa1A
removing stOppagss irregularities Of thensnses
pills nothing new, have been used BY the Doe
tor for many years, both and America with IN
paraeed In and he urged BY many
thousand ladies who haveused te make the Pills pub
e for alevIafOn Of those suffering nom any irregular
tiles whatever, preventive ladies whose
health win permit increase Of family Pregnant To-
males those surprising themselves be eaoued
against using these Pills, the proprietor assumes
sponsbIIty the above admOnOu although their mild
would prevent any injury heuthi Otherwise these
recommended. Directions accompany each bo
Price q. Sold wholesale and FetAH by
LAUGHLINs ( BUsHRIELD,
Gent Agents for Ohio county, Moss MonrOs st.
AlsOfor sale by I. II. LOGAN 1 co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
Anorders addressed above General Agents
they viii supply the trade PropretoFs prees and send
the pills eSnadeuay ladies By mail. hy eneloang 81 .
either, at the Wheeling Post-oaiee.
n. B-DF. DuP0ncos Golden PMS, signature ~ Duop
every box; none ether gsnuns. For particulars set
Circular Of Agents. sP1yf
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REAL ESTATE sAIEe


DH Vittueef 3 Deed g ftult eSseltsi, 4, r.,
~ en- he -lth d1g - March, Isl 81 tililn.i
end Many - vie, an4 ~ record 10 ~ c-
lce q Olio eolltE, tlEnLa, DEED - = ~ Cent,
~ outhe ma day q ueeeui6aE Issg - ~ ~ sas
isss:A esFsa.n 80 E.oa.9 sltaatsi d a. - p'-
te tor q I. 81 -, 81 - y -ln CAspISo- ~ =
In Ohie cou1y, ttats % EiFglnIl which ~ ~ e
tpnal lot and eoltais ahsut half ne o1spti, = N.
which TO1id BE II flil lnts aud uualsr ~ - = isl
q said additioa- selling aS Trustee, Sarr.s e "a,
-tlflS - ~ tGlte1. 49, eaJ I'd
Terms o. sale Rade known an DAY e. al.
ENI-TheaioFe sale = posip1lll rlfH 49,.
day q tshS1aEys ISL ~ - o'ei1s!- y u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
Prof. woods Hair Re.torative.

VIZ call the attention Of an old yonng, this
preparation which back to its original color,
gray haIr-eOvers of the bald with luxuriant
groEthremOves the dandru itching and all eutapeous
erupOns-eauses dow Of the natural idS and
hence, regular dressing for the haF, viii
serve its and keep from falling extreme old
all rs original beauty. We CALI them upon the bald the
gray or diseased scalp, IT. and surely the young
will not as they value the aoviue locks the heWtehing
curl ever be without It, praise upon the tongue Of
thousands. Price q, q and %. For sale by
LAUGHLINs BUsHFTELD,
T. II. LOGAN & CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
AmbrotYpes 70 81.

PARTRIDGE, a his new and spacious rooias, vim 5
.e for operating ana an arraneesnt fOisht equal 70
any t country. and far superior % any IN Tie sity
n de os1tEy Hels prepared % make AnbTotypes 80
tlsy can h isutty man without pst.se. AIs6tostt
loeLsts and pll aia fEles Is DasaeFFeoy
P,e,afs5 made FOR euztoefs ggl eEblied
"a warranted 70 Iast lsl ages unehenssd.
Aullrso f rlntsEisIy ussa IN he business Tsrsalss
ooS a. lfaIp & Aansos. ever aiafsh
TsyiSsAsSlts sisFs sssis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICE s.
~ TTRN

tFf05a tie SHHdGy ItH'es-i
DIsFEFsIs-Thousanas endure the terrible a1Aetea u
yspePsa vlth0t an attepl alleviate the cause Of thelr
satnssi an snehus would advise the use Of Aa1sos
HegtabEs IaetHrs No remedy for this disease has Oeen
% unixersany suecessfal the one We mention.
Fer sale BIZ tn. LOGAN co.,
f.hh-ir-1nu Brsdge Corner DEuEElsta.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

a COUPLE was married in the cars Of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad last week. The
bride was widow, aged sixteen years
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

Tar Editors of the Charleston, S. c., Stand
ard. drapet large Palmetto tree, in front Of
their Office, with Grape, on hearing of the death
of Preston S. Brooks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
M1soELLANEous.
ALL HAIL!!
SOMETHING FOR TIE AGLnLIONlI
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION oF ALL, OLD AND
w young, this wonderful ,FepaEatiou, which turns
back It's oriRna color gray naireoVers the
bald with luxuriant growth the dandEua Itch
and all erupttOnSeause8 continual h0W
Of the natural fluids: and hence II used regular ress-
ing for the haiF VIII preserve rs eelOF and keep y from
falling extreme old age all It's beauty. We
CALI then, upon the bald the gray, deceased In scalp to
it, and surely the young viii they value The dow
Ing oeks or the WItehin curl be withont It's praise
"a upOn the tongue Of thousands,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
FARM FOR aAIE

TUE farm un1 ilrllEelleufa falrly be-urs-4 -,
Il EIeE, Gseeased, Ul Be ssfI 1aRlie sS-tg oiIl
17th % December, ISIS. % TIE hbrGi EidgF 500. =
Situated n 0hlg e1llty, FfrEinll uies fru - -
and On the WaynefburR road. three miles 60 a,
nleut cnnlnininE ons hlnITrt aud foFir-ars
aboHi seventy aeres q sle cleared ana In NJ ~
eultlEation; halapes ven timbeTed- ne lana Z ~.
tered ard UOul4 make = Ino1 stock farm = "a -
Terms made kuoln day Of sale. Id IvJ,,..,
For further infgFmatjo1 gnqliFv % 'a'--
HENRY s. THORXBrReu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

PROV. wooD-HAying experienced the magic egeet Of
your Hair Restorative drop you this the BuhIec
About years ago my hair commenced failing on and
turning gray; fast becoming bald. ITet friend Who
tues; induced It, although had but little faith
had before tried many other remedies. IeOmmenced
sInE your Restoratlven January few applications
fastened hair hrmly began to Ill up grow out anG
turned back COLOR (blAck At hlH time Is
fully restored It's original color health and appearance
and cheeTfully recommend It's use to all.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

WATERFoRD, Mass, July p, ls3S.
PROF. o. J. WOOD With confidence do recommend
Hair Restorative IS being the most eeacOuH article
ever saw. used the Waphene and Other prepare
tons Of the day, All without eject Since using your Hair
my hair and WskeFs which almost white
gradually grown dark; and feel confident that
few applications will restore them to their natural
relieved Of all dandruR and unpleas
itching common among persons Who peTsPre freely
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

SIR: consequence having kAr for several years
past not only gray perfectly white, have cut Il Short
and caps to hide from View but some three months
lHuced to hair Restorative and
must in justice say, that Its effects were almost
has changed Il gradually TO all it. former siend0r
color, and LEFT II SON and glossy be beautl
full than when under the influence Of the hnest
oil earnestly therefore, recommend to every lady as
decidedly the best preparation for toilet use Of anything in
the world. BETSY SMITH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

Reliable Hair Dyo.-Why has sueeeed-
ed in making reliable Hair Dye except W. A. BATcHELoHs
Because they would tho the thought, the ne
patience and labor Qhersby short cuts would
buv reputation they cannot VIM by certificates Of
feed chemists and newspaper braVado Fight their way to
notosety But 'Industry has It's reward" W'ne's the
Iuvineble reputation Of Wa. A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE made and Old or applied. ( private r0ouas) s
EVER boz has Wm A. Bachelor on an engraved steel
label to genuine.
sOldby Tu LOGAN CO..
Janq9-lm Bridge Corner DruEEist'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

The worst form 81 piles can be Cured
Wsare liberty e FsEer 70 several veil kaeEn s1e
men. who used, thoroughly tested and now
Ba.aHAvus IIdtL AEu BrrtERs, ~ 3 remedy for piles
We are not permitted 70 pabsh teir names bat VII take
pleasure in referring any person 70 them hO doubts tbs
statement
For this affection, half the prescribed dose shSna
be taken-say Aa teaspOOufu morning noon and night
one hour before meals.
cATTIoSt-Be careful to ask for BorhAVes Ao,.el'.
Bers The great popularity Of iris medicine has Induced
many limitations which the public should guard anat
purchasing.
solds At q per bottie or ak bottles for ss' BY the
oropristor,. BENJAMIN PAGE, u. ! Co.
Misunderstanding PharaeeutIss and Chemists, Pittsburgh
Pa..andb by LAUGHLLNS q BUSHFaELP,
febs-1r-dav wheeling, Va
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e-nhmueh to be regretted that while in the enjoy
ment Of health 50 attention Is paid By many % ne
preservation Of 90 inestmabe blessing Luxurious LIVING
HABITS Of indosnee exposure sudden changes Of tenn
perature aud neglect Of the PreOnOry symptoms Of dis
ease are the precursors Of many fatal malades Taken
upon the rst Indication Of attack, anything VII re-
eve the sufferer, purify the blood. restore Vigorous CIR
culato and thoroughly renovate the systen 1t Is Sands
Prepared and sold By A r. D. SANDS, Druggists. 100
FULTON Street, New York
Sold also By J. H. CRuMBAUHE-
Sold also By Druggists generally. f6S-iW-dtW
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Ei.l oes .or si ssii an and Of ny Goods at and
also oeF for aaie, private, an TIE fixtures eon0stIn
o. CoenteI1 H1gs etc. SiId fixtures q - Ts. ~
az y :. g Aa.e A. tee storsis 70 b
lsAAC TRACER, us iIain street,
5, DonR iosset ne Anetion saies, every saturday
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chicago, IN, May /, 1864.

MILFoAD, warcester Co., Mass, Nov. IS, 1885.
PROP. o. J. WOOD-Dear Sir; take pleasure In bear
Ing voluntary testimony the magic effects OF
derul Hair Restorative As far back As 1880 my hair com
menced falling until the top Of scalp became bald
aud smooth glass; continued 10 fall for great
many years notwithstanding have cse many celebrated
preparations restoration Seeing advertisement,
induced give your article ATRIAL and to my utter as
tonlshmen found, after few applications, that my hair
pearance; but by the time had used quart bottle my bald
head with young and vigorous growth OF
hair which from to inehvs in length, and
growing fast Yours truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
Wheeling Island Property

FTlTR underzlened oRers Tor sale al dat part
Island nav % ne occupancy % william. g.. =
MaEket GAFden. He has had Il laia cut into Ez.8s ~
ranging IN size from One and half to Pive hr--.a
To2n Let's 20 tie head q tie EslaHd- =
F0r beauty Of location, and fertility 81 soH al,
g net surnasse1b b tile OHIO River azd =
siFoas y. obtalnfng Ehtfsl l0eafiou h Is
Venfent the city, those wishing eszaQv a
ness % Market Gardening, II ssrS strong illze,,
purchase.
plott o. the premises can Be seen, matsnen,.s
70 the suhseFbeF, Who Vim fTe eVrTy infOErazFe. =
tIon 20 Its and tie % sale VIII he VeFy Iry "a
FRANCIS B. ARMSTRONG
AFfsr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

NEw YORK, Oct 9, 1854.
PROF o. J. wooD-Dear Sir: AFTER reading the adver:
tiseent the York journals Of your celebrated
Hair Restorative procured hafnt bottle, and was 50
pleased With it that continued Its for two months,
satisfied the best preparation before the public
It removed all danTud and unpleasant itching som
the scalp and has restored my hair naturally and nave
no doubt, permar emily
You have permission to refer to all who entertain any
doubt Of Its performing all that ls claimed for
81. MISS PEEKs, 261S Greenwich Az.
Ihave used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effects 1t restored hair
fallen Il cleans the heal, and renders tie
hair soft and Imooth-much than OIL
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, NOEember 1885,.
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, sls broadway, n. and
ia Market st., st. Louis.
EN-POr sale in Wheeling by
deo4-ema.v T. n LOGAN . OOi bride. Garner.
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haIlin7oFe a6d OhIo RaIIroPa reTesFaP

gr,uR once 81 he western telegraph Co has heea moved
i % ths D. O. = r Depot ne puec Hi Plssss 6sa5
WsshiuRton city Desahes received for all points East
). CARsiAN' Fr 81,
Tirsas and 7iss copy amount Of q and charge In
tellleeneeF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

IMPORTANT TO VOTERS.
IT Is neeessary that all paid theit Tax a. the polls
should call the CoIset0FS 0ee Immediately aud get
receipts for the same. y, l. DORSEY
ieO'-St sF,,.. aud Argus eopy az
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

EUGENE M. WILSON,
Attorney az Law and Real Estate agent
WINONA, MINNESOTA TEX,
WILL enter lands loan money, and ATTEND 20 Western
w Investments geneFallT-Aor Others.
AlnFEe quauy Of Real Estate always on hald for sale
He vim ara nd land sales the 4th % May next
aud has thoroughly examined that PoFtOn Of country
brought into market
REFERENCEs-S Brady. ESQ.,, II. 4 ~ Bank. D. @. ItEs
Esq, cling, Hon. j. L FEyp James Ran Es
Itnlln
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And allow me to say further, that you have
transcribed the prophecies of the Editorial
Chair in demanding my name and heaping upon
me the opprobrious epithets you have INDUCED
in towards me, and that the manner in which
you obtrudcd the names of the four gentlemen
of the Council, already alluded to, was of more
than questionable propriety, and in very bad
taste, though You tried hard to praise them.
And further, you have right to seek, or
compete for the printing of the City but rC-
member, that and others, in turn, have right to
attribute your conduct in regard to City affairs
and the Council and its members. In a word,
lay aside your foolish fustian aud bombast; al
low to your adversaries the freedom of the press,
and extend to them the just proprieties ofspeech;
and il you must NEEDLE with City affairs, do it
with discretion and good sense, and you will
find few allGdc to you with disrespcct or distain
Had it not been for your conduct towards the
Editors of the E.telligcaecr, am very sure
should not have troubled the public again about
the matter. WHEELING.
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NUMBER l6.


office of Infrmary Directors The Commissioa-
ers appointed .. T. WilliamaoA to IA She -
cancy. q
j.. The case Of Henry andsArshnf oltey - he
ing in the Court of Commsu Plesss n @11iiea
to the building Of the Sccuhty lnlfnaxy. wss
this day settied by tie Tax3see - ehsif -
torneys at the costs ef 4hs tks fo1-
lowing manner: : s; s. =. - :
In consideration OF the Cemnise lSw.
ing to the said PiaintifsR cse 7he1l6
lars, to be paid to Wm. okey On The e1nss((t
Of the Infrmarys Said WiiliAm: Qh61 49,
and binds himselft 10 pay al ctai1ns Tor
Revenue due from C9rnehuy 0key = - fenll
Commissioners incina1ng 1ntesset. ~ * & /, !.
Jrx1 Sxsssos. 1ee7
view and survey graneed on pssstionets
Cehrs, LOT Countysroads 4 e
: Ayiew and survey OF An alteration q 81
road Pettioneatfsr by lev. Irnskst. was -
oefeu. -. tsaf7ref
ordered thats Simon Hqrk khsiuiefs I'LL Ssf
clothing for Lunatic's aof p aS Rspsz
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arrive, centuries and centuries after our
difficulties have been settled, andthe scrip,
with accumulated interest paid, may our
glorious institutions continue to flourish,
may the Union be perpetuated forever in
perfect bonds of strength and fraternal
affection, and the
banner continue TO wave
Der the land of the free and tbs home OF the
brave
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
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Statement B.a 2

Showing the amount Of moneys received and
paid out by the Treasurer Of Monroe county.
Ohio, for all purposes, for the year ending Juss
lst, 1857. Filed june llth, 1857.
Attest: DANIEL WALrox, Deputy Clerk.
STATE FUNDS.
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Ok. sk.seez =. =.
Total amount of State Taxes ON
duplicate Of 1856. including
delinquencies Of 1s55....... 9l4Se1 -
To amount of peddier's licenses
collected at Jan. settlement 8oA0e o
To amount of peddier's licenses
collected since Jan. settlement 90 D
To amount collected for auction s,
QuteS.. - % "
To States proportion Of show
censes collected. ~ % o
To net amount of section 16 fuyds
up to January settlemeHts al III .
To amount Of section Is fundsat
settlement. =. ...... s.~, 55S 10
To principal Of Surplus Revenue
collected ........ ...'.. ,ss S06 90 .
To interest due State on same asa 7s o
To amount due from Stats Jan. s,r SAr
settlement. ..........~..-. a,iss - 8,
To balance of State Common
School fund since Januasy set
tlemsnt. ................. ~ % q
re.s, ..e.a,,... ;s;sls's, :
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.


immortal WASHINGTON being given before
its conclusion. 1t may appear slightly
hackneyed custom, but shall certainly not
let you go off without it. At the risk of
tedious, shall therefore request
your patience for few moments, while 1
read from the "CIaptrap Cyclopedia," by
Professor TUBE Rose, the following beau
tiful tribute to the memory of this greatest
of men:
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VOLUME XIV.
oR RATIo M

nss iDELdvERKD AT FORT VANCOUVER, W. T., on
OF saTHE 4TH OF JULY, 1856, BY JOHN
's1 PHENIx, L. s. b., SERGEANT MAJOR,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31
A GOop STORY.

A merchant OF Munich, having Oh
tained large 70, tune, gave each Of
his three daughters a considerablesum
and married them to three brothers,
SOILS ola worthy man Of Hamburg -
/ He reserved to himself large CAPT
tai, and his sons-in- Law employed all
their efforts to induce him to give it to
them. At last, by flattery and de-
monstrations ofafsction they got the
old mans money, But from that
time they began to show indifference
for him, and, at last, totally neglected
him. The good old man was very
wretched, and, what was worse, very
poor. One day his youngest daugb
ter went to him, In the course Of
conversation, she suggested to him
that be might gain the good will Of
her and her sisters husbands, by pre-
tending to be still rich. The old man
seeing the idea was a good one, re-
solved at once to act on it. lie went
to friend of bis, banker, and OBJ.
tained an advance Of money, and the
loan Of service of plate,
The nextday he invited his sons in
law to dinner They were astonished
to find service of plate on the able,
and still more when the servant
brought the old man a istter, and ex-
claimed; "What, let an old friend be
embarrassed for ten thousand aorins."
And he went and got that sum fro 20
bis strong box saying; There take
that to your master" " ou see," said
he, 81 am still rich" The sens-in-
law were confounded, and each with
great arnestness, Immediately pressed
the old man to 60 and live with him,
promising him that he should receive
every attention, and every thing he
could possibly wish for. But the old
man laid down his conditions that he
should have his own apartments and
domestics, a carriage and certain
sum placed at his disposal. To this
the sons.in-law eagerly consented
For some time the old man lived
comfortably enough, and wherevet he
went he took the precaution to carry
with him his strong box, which was
very heavy. A little while ago he
fell i'll. His sons.in law pressed him
to make his will, but he said his in
tention was to divide the contents OF
his strong box equally between them
and friend and that they and bis exc
cutor should have key.
About fortnight ago he died =
By writing which he lett behind
him, he directed that the box should
not be opened until five days after his
interment--thas he should be buried
with the greatest pomp-and that each
poor man in the town should receive
| u new suit OF clothes aud Q dorin.
At last the day for opening the
strong box arrived, The sons.in-lsw,
10 their modification. found not as
they expected, money and securitie !
to a large amount, bnt lead and
stones
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BY SANDERS & BROTHER.

the band, which stood quietly holding
in his mouth the amputated tail Of his
former conductor. This the hunter
seized and commenced gently pulling
upon it. First one hog started, then
another, then another, until soon, like
a train of cars, all were In motion,
aud without pausiug to rest for sim
gle instant, Joe led them quietly iuto
a huge pen near his residence, where
they were soon slaughtered, and the
c;tJ qras sace1l -@$2@@@
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ITTsoud6 Veeauncs fsep % send ,orae s.t5
Aog 400 eso nas - sons u ohr neishbors, the
sors are sc sa1 so cheap saA % good an article cI
Stores ttist II escones din,uii 10 supply tbs Dc :
and be a. placed on foad, ana have eomp,efsi
ONT to b ACle Low to supply y
rasnds ofsA be ID 3 same MORE OR IESS
So after loek1na esound among ali TIA 'iDA
HORsEh staye shops il this city, % nc purpose,
come To
4ssss Twitehsll 8 aiilstt's,
The o.Iy stove Emporium &c the wes!, and bu5
ssors a. ia Stsss. Ia our pJicss, Iof ekesI1ess,
" DEFY an c.ofnpsatol-sysrJ article rarrsatsi /,
und &c ret sAta3soiory, We Tstanl tbs1sasy- AEoas
car sssoyt;ne1t may bafoHna the eslstTatsi
yorss. OAK, Tor wood OF CsaI tbs Clt1aT.
Bisex Diamond. tsf coal; fhs HiuS cs
b oteyee md ouvsrney, elevated ovsns
J All tfpds Of PsfboS, o1rs sac Heattag stoves =
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