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mo. 5721
nv the presiasut OF an. Hated States.


IN PlRsUANcE Of law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President q
the uaed states % Amc,ea doerey deesre asd make snown
the srArr OF IOWA. at The periods hereinafter sesnase ow
Al the laad once at osAes comeneps Monday s tosrtA
a1p Of ss the dspossl Of sho public land slsisa within
tho foilogiag-nam townships, viz;
sosta Of The base line and et Of As MA principal meridian
townships nnet, nine hundred. OF range
Townships ninety eight ninety nlns, and hundred Of range
Toashp, ninety eight ninety MAE, handled, range
tSsps
Townships ninety hundred range t1riesn.
and oSs 81
Towasssp one one hundred q range ,s ',.
niasis eight and hpadd, range tlfs
ninety a
a. ~ land S q g " n sas
within tho following named ,Own.hps, viz
NORTH Of s base line and Of the Nm principal meridian"
Townships Ninety ninety aso ninety 1ns.yssye
Townships naslyfour ninety Ave. ninsy-sin, ninss.sve
ninety nIn and one bundled Of range aSsn I
Township one hundred, of range iwen.y-sishi
Al land Office Sioux err, commencing on Monday, a.
within he following named townships, Wa
South ofs line Of ma principal nsTidian.
Township Township. H ninety four sa sa nn n
Township rineiy-lve, OF range thirty SIR
Ta wSp ""s * and ninety range
Township re Forty 81 ,,.
Township ninety six, olrasge torsthrts.
.
Township ninety six, oLrnnge forty Jfbe
Townships Binoiyhse and hneiy OF rnrgc yorty nr
Townships ninety nnetyx, OF range fertg sercn
Fractional towBips nineour, ninOv and nineysiz, o.
range farfyesht. sFt
appropriated by law for the Of schools military and
"swamp foweJ lands
unfit for ulvaion, grnnted 10 The State by
enable The State Of Arkansas and other
the swamp lands within their limits, approved
September 26t 1850 viii be excluded from the sales
The offering of lands will be commenced the days
appointed will proceed III tho order in winch hoy advor
sed whole shal been offered, and the saes
shall be opon longer than weeks and
vate entry Of bf The iads VIII be ndites until after the
expiration oftwo wseka s.t E+
Given under my hand city Washington, this hGsn
day December Eomia thousand eight hundred and
fifty six. ~ ...-
by the President:
THOMAS A. liEsDRIoKs, ftsa..Es
COMMISSIONER OF The General Land ohice
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of prcmpion the
lands within the townships and OF townships above
required establish the the satisfaction OF the
register and the land Office and make
therefor practicable c seeiHg is office, and before
appointed the pubic fale
embracing The claimed otherwise such claim vii
be forfeited. ,lt fts.s" sasth .els HaA e
IS. THoS. A. HENDRICKS, .n5E
Comm ssioner of The General Land Office.
Dec a3-inwi3w flint sarl I
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30 DuyaH 81 Fro, Merchant Tail0rs, Htai
RE receiving goods of the latest styles
n and impofiations New York.
They al and wgter styles
generally invited call early and
mai their selections.
DUVALL B. III o., Penn avenue,
Between Faur-a and a half and Sixth s.rces
Sopt 20--cod2wlt x. 81 s..@ .f0 ~ sssss
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tpIWsT PREMIUM PIAEOs.--Just received my piano
Eleventh abGve Pennsylvania three
splendid of ~ and On from The factory OF Stein
New York. piass obiainf the first premium
Metropolitan Fair and ut the Ame. Institute liav
io sole cor The sale Of these pianos in Nc District o.
public respectfully invited 10 call aid examine them
Before elsewhere They surpassed by any
n this in Europe. E 6@ R LHfS#t
stick Of other and secondhand
Far good woknapsh, III pianos purchased fon
new Kept in tune year without extra charge. .
Oct 9-eod5ts f H9ffF F' H,ttEl q. g. REiCdENBACu.
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Episcopal nigh school OF virginia,


al fiopard nc Heights, three miles pesi Of dierandre
Rnv. John r. MCGUIRE, Rector.
THE session will commence Wednesday, loth Sep
aa5 board tuition the regular course &c. Modern
an" .ops an ne oe e sns' me
EI Joa e aimors Rev Mr. Ca@mi" of Washington; and
Circulars containing the course Of sy vnpien' 'eme Se
sen Direct S' Rev. ioa X MsGec Tnoooca on
How aoS.sR; iaiy ii, 1856. . as5
EUNrnEn hrrivals =. Taylor & Man,y's.
Tho yeung yaEers, BY Wayne Reid, Reid. l5ecn,s .
aa% fsnsaos 81 ~ " T. W"'f a aa"ns o.
he Life Of Luther Historical ensrayngs BY ansav
The Deserted Village ~ Goldiih; illustrated, English edition
The Ancicp. Msrncr ilnsu,lcd. 90,
as Sias is s;ssa
Pruo and I by q. W1Cuui.. 81 90 NJ ~.
Y Paul spf Faas, anaS vi by wiu. stas
Poems o fane KY uutsr Of the Star spanslcd
Charles Adventures in the the United staiss
T sea S % ~ me 'o'0r and OSCAR
Rhymes RoantIaycs praise country NE proelyi
variety OF magnificent hoas for the coming season. Including
enS .s 0'' especially adapted for nv' sss.,rs p,., on ...
TRENcfS JuyEoILE BcosSa Ter yo,,,h OF nli ,ges
recently imported variety,
ed enh'acng nnny heeubu nhed es wen as oias OF 'e
Dec 0 FRANcK rAyror.
NEW BOOKS A'E' TAYLOR * mhUtsY's.
S Noes Rev, Chas. ". tiai VOLS Sa
Milieducn, q fhnasaul Pleasant Things 81 So 81 Vr~
Comment Pale Paris Frenca Spoken IN Paris By
Madame de fayrnc.
Illustrated edition of The Ancient Mariner. e. q
Nov - $3.50 n5n a44 t,N Bookstore, near 9Th street,.
ERESCH BoofSs,-Fine editions Of ues Of the standard
authors Of them beautifully illustrated Others
richly bound recently imported direct from fais by
Dec Ct f cTf '8 FRaNCK TAYLOR.
l-.-----
DUWE LISBON wISE,l have rcceiped hth casks
pure Lisbon wine.i, lgt tli4trkJ si.rtaN ~ -3ss
This invoice subscriber nv friend In
York, received direct This affords per
chance wine price.
by wN, NJ. GRIPS,
Nov l9-l2teoS Sa.urdays No. 6i Louisiana
NENEHAB Index 10 the English
ports ny Bdde and hcMeurtrie, OF the Philadelphia bar "r
niFhiot OF convenient application
bdy learning contained in those youmcs complete in
vols, Prce, 80 a,' $4,000
jls' issued, and this day received by 81. -
NEW Official Congress Directory containing the
and residences ofcaators
or be present session OF Congress- and vauae
lorna ION
Just published by mo TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Hec2f ~ ~ a Bookstore oh rtrce.
RS. aLUNr's ctrAtnnas BooIx-hc Christmas STAR for
IVA the POOR by The author OF Price e5
Just published at if Iaanfts TAYLOR n MAURY's
peeNf bookstore, near Eh street
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yrOUExs NJ Charles Lamb, Joanna Batl1se, Machin-
osh Coleridge, swin Bacon Burke Lamsins, GSldsms
Milford Spectator and other OF the bsh
Miscosne- and other Of he standard psme
res undersigned; hne edions IN me
birdloes mostly imported from London BY bimsell
Deo0 II 2
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s,RtyhTlc HRmlSsrs the United States.
The Bankers Mag zine for November contains
List of Private Bankers in and city Of the United
stag
H. list Members the New York Board Of Brokers.
History Of Banking in the United siaes.
w honty Table Of Government Stocks, State, City County,
Railroad Shares, Bonds, &c. is1 tlagls f5sEsEs'
The current List Of Banks Presidents
Cashiers History Bsnkipg each stntc History sayngs
fauks List Of Foreign Bankers, &c.
Monthly, five dollars per annun
Nov ga 6td&c' No. lt2 Pearl street, New York.
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INIE SOUTHERN SPEAKER, containing, ia great
Variety the mister pieces Of uratoy prose- poetry and da
loeue, with appendix embracing Knowes Model Debate The
Declaration of Independence, States,
with araina index; Wasing,ons Farewell Address, with
ming index aud marginal questions by d. Barton Ros A. NJ
| Price 81 2S. f&tfE
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ford Ilu Pn.nrch Schiller schcegel, RaHke Goldsmith Grc
ancient and
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nOFTs Campbell, Milton, Byron,
Moore Tappy Grant Longfeow, Haleek, Wills,
Chacsf, shakespeare Pope,
other authors found, fine bHdings book
store of e undersigned many of them fine English editions
Dec Dec a5' FRANcK TAYLOR
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WaIcIles, . eTciFy, SIIycr0nti T1lnted YVnrel
CiOckH, q
Q. n. BROwNT'

10. 41s ndstnSStreet. YVheeline vs
nov opening one Of the finest and largest nSort55ent1
cy c sGSds mi III s ns that hrs been brought to Ls
low as any house West of the Atlantic cities FS =
among his goods may be found
from some OF te most celebrated English Suisse Manu-
aeturerets Also, the real D. H. 4 ID. American Patent
Lever Matehss Clocks in great variety, including few
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautitu JeEery In sets otherwise Of Coral Aosaic
CameG, Gold stSne Lava, and all Gold JCwclr- Also,
OF Soft Solder and plated JeWelry very cheap
g Fine RSsSet cntlery RSzors SCISSORS, SILVER Napkn
thss1 cara Oases, Gold Pens, &c. &C. Every uTticfe
s Warranted to be good represent
CD or the money Teurued call respectfully solicited
nlHo lis Main ST., one door from Marsh Tayiors.
No. 2 Washington HAN.
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons
and Its vicinity and the citizens seneraly That
stock Of Cloths CaSueres and yestipgs spring and
summer wear that have offered the eitiIenB Of
wheeling sna ySlpity al Of which prepared to make
70 order In the latest and approved style
resented or sale.
have also !lst received large stock Of Cent? Furnish
ing Goods such as white cOlOrrd marsease Shirts
and and shirt Collars sk Cotton and MsrnO Under Shirts
Six cotton Linen and James Draws, SIk
kerehie9 Suhpenders, Silk Cotton Lsle half Hose
back white and colored Kill Gloves Of the very
plain BLACK aud fancy storkss Ties. Csyats, &c. &C.
mh2s Merchant Tailor, No q Washington ian.
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CHUKCHEs OF wHEELING.


FOR the Information Of strangers visiting the pub
'h Tie 'o"inS list Of the inherent Shnrehes' ana their
Time ana place oil meeting there are any mistakss' We
VIII make lhe necessary correction WIN pleasure;
81 4att'''S' EPtseopGttdH' Corner Monroe and Byron
Streets Rev Z T. PEHEAs Rector morning services lv
o'clock eVeninE'I'
81 J0""S EPiseepat'a' sain street. between F1rst and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. G. h WAENER' PASTOR
morning services 1oS o'clock, evening ~.
Ftr't freSSsertuH' kEN' h H. "NkD, PASTOR fouFihst'
between ana
second webster street, between Main ana
Market, Centre Wheengi services morning and evening
aNf" t4u' ~
lalUett ats'' oSui ''s' = '''4'
ss' morning and evening; 49, v.,...,
sn5
evening. =. ~. -.
Pastor pourthstres, between Monroe and quincy services
,,sr,,ny and evening
NORTH rse. Metodtst Episcopal Rev a. REoER Pastor
corner Market and North Sts North Wheeling;
morning and evening
,C1gplt,te rs.t SEsthodtst Episcopal Rev. T. H. Mox.
.os Pastor, cbspns street between FIRST and second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
=. South RAeeling II. T. Church, Rev. A. sTEVIoEs,
Pastor, services morning and evening.
WHssliHg IsEand Chapel, on Wheeling Island, J.
I. WnsoS, Pastor.
German lreIOdtst Epfsecpal Eev.c. HELw1s, Pastor,
Chapne street. between Webster and Third, Centre Wheel
Ing
~. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic Rt. Rev. BISHOP
R. v wur1AH Pifh street. corner of manpden services
morning and afternoon.
Associate Reformed Rev J. T. MCCLURE PASTOR corner
oIMarket sts serviersmorning
Bdptiss, ,-- Clay street, between Filth and
Sixth streets; services morning aud evening.
D''e. Market street between Webster and Third;
evening.
EraR1elicdl Protestant Rev. J. HE1TEn, Pastor, Clay
street aboy. sixth East wheeling
Zisn Erano,iieai LutL.rian Rev. p ZnnNrpNAS
Pastor Market street between webster and hIrd Centre
wbeelnp. services morning and evening.
IiI S,,,,o,,,,. rr,r., ,,r., bs,,,.sD At,r,.. aud
N,Tn
1,r,,, p,o,.,to,, 1r,t,n 1y.u Main ,,r.s, b.,..,
,,s.., Iot- -a.-a.
-.
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY
evening Hall, of Market streets
JosEru FoRsTrH n. g.; B. u. Carr, Secretary.
FrnuEITr Ledge NO,HT3--SIe.ts, AZ abov.sy.rv
Monday evening. THoAls MooanLlD, n. g.; v. ?. Nc
AISTg Wg, sTrsI'pTy Ts1 Tosr. No a.n.,, ,sov. w..
sess. sss9s.sas s::'s'.s evening '''' n 0 '''
evening at the HAIL. corner Market and Quincy
slSrsox suAnaorT y. O.; John gzoouy,,, Secretary.
PaRoln Lodge No. sa.-Meet, As above every
sssr.,,Sr E.iass evening J. l. AA1"rl' n & W W d"eAara
Ahr1Tn'n Ene"FnPme1t Ne. t.-Neess at the
Ha corner Market and Monroe streets the r.fand th
sar'on, scribe. - $3.50 : -''.' = = : =
Wm. Tell Eucnmpment No. 3I.-Meets as
above the SeeOHd and fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
month cHArtss D'eEAAs, c. P; a. SseSsr, Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
ohio Lodge No. tO7--M.et, a, s,,.on,. 1,,,
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IIlE LAW OF NEW

1-subscrbersWhO give express notice to the
Irary, considered wishing continue their subScrp
tiOns.
odIsal the publisher continue send them until all
FeaTuges are paid.
I Subscribers neglect refuse take their PeriodI
Gals from the offices to which they are directed they
responsible till they have settled the b and ordered them
dlIcoplnued.
4-I subscribers other places Withoutlnform
lng publishers, and the papers sent to the former di
TGCtiOn, they are held responsible.
5-Ihe COurtshave decided that refusing ts take perod
Gals from the Office, removing and leaving them uneaed
oil, lis prtLad Jdcid evidence Of intentional fraud.
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NUMBER 257
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
lHA MAIN SSIl NIL u. LnI mo

~
F4LL AND WINTER TRADE.
Winter i=fi
lry Goods, Varieties and 1IIIlImerT GsO0,ls
They have Just received tl,eir Second Pn
ent to The Public more than
$780, 900 WORTH OF GOODS.
Being by far the largest MOST DESIRABLE eS
mbraeing the BEST SELECTION Of choice Vooa tbe h1v9
yer offered 70 the Public. = : -
To their former variety they added large stock Of
IsEpeng End RuS Of the latest designs and best makes
md also beautfnl line choice Frs suitable for ~
Winter Trade-to both Of which, we'll their stock
generally they invite tlie attention Of The Trade
Having been In the Eastern eities short preiou1 To
ne ate heaV se In all kinds Of Cotton RabrieS buy
ng largely Cash. they have many years
e a. well a. directly from the ImPorteFs Manufle
oTs In some instances; they able Der
o %se CdSh BNySTd either by the PIECE or at RETAIL
iGceA ~ 9imlar hnuSe Il
70 the wants Of their rapidly Increasing Trade they
ave aue and are making ample fdfnIsh
their line In the West. -
In this stock may be found fully
1900 yds SilksembTac cling some Of the hnest imp
9sOOO - French MeftnoeS, CaShmeFeS, BonibR
EhipetS ana Maddomlas-of every quality color,.
tnll iiae Of the Richest Painted, Om6re shaded an
IN striped OaShmereB and DelnIReG-imported.
4UO ShaWls and CloakB-cmbrReink some Of the
ever offered In Wheeling,
$1,000 yds Gnghams, DebnEes DelGneS and Prints and
Go,UOG OF DomeStes-et embracing the largest line Of
mouse, Il not by any house in the city.
TheY have laid in their stock Vle closer cash
Tade and pledge the Public that eGort upon their paFt
shall be wanting to please. : -
They feel confident that they can OFFER IndBeesntl n
oSS c4 6HyerS excelled by house IN the ReSf If In
e United States No trouble EoodsFoodl Sent to
cars, oteis aud Boats for customers.
~ t,s Always on hand, Prime 1--we Geese Feathers.
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New ACCOMPLISHMENTS. q

n WOULD announce 70 tIe subEeIii,Ts for
icals &C. whose names have been transferred from
Mr Tobns Books that receiving said Periodic
calls &C. regularly request those above referred
to- to call at III Main street. Any wishing discontinue
their subscriptions, Will please
ger preserve their copies We just received case Of
elegant Family Dbles late Hens md
Mrs. SoutlWorths Works. Everything tie Book and
Stationery line can be had Cheap Book slore, No.
NJ Main street. = [nplUl JAS. Q. ORR.
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising other
nauea business Of the IntegeneeT should be addressed
thv ProprietUrs.
Leeis concerning the editorial department of the paper,
Ihou be addressed to the Editors, Jointly, to either
Of them.
Correspondents writing publication, viii please write
only one side Of the paper.
Of the rules will greatly Oblse
prompt attention correspondents than
Lsy might otherwise receive.
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VIII ELING- VA. THURS DAY MORNTNG.
TRANSPO TATION. a
Cleveland 9 P1ttsburg Railroad.

-
Cleveland g Pittsburg Railroad.
@ SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Trains run ttTolgtto Wheeling Dc I1itts5tsfgh.
ON and after Monday March 9, 1857 Trains yst run
" daily, Sundays excepted as follows:
t3t3 LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1;aS Al Man Train stops At all WRy Stations, arrives at
PittssburEh at 2;2S 81 and At Wheeling at. 4:i6
a40 N Express Train stops only at Hudson, RGvenna
41i.hanee,, BayArd, Bay salneyille, Wsllsvlle and
b:l5 p 81 AeeommodniIon Train for Rsvenna and Way
LEAVE PITTsBuRGlI
945 NJ Mail Train, stops Way Stations, arrives at
Cleveland At 400 n, and Wheeling ul 1856
500 NJ Express Traln, stops Mt Way Stations except
Nss Salisbury, East Rochester, hOutrIe, and
Wheeling Il f:i5 81 s'' ''''-44 = '''e : = anu
LEAVE WHEELING.
Pittsburgh at 2S5, and at Cleveland al 4:50 r NJ
sSrys q q R HRa %ay csS.snd cSS.Gn
Sta;5OP ~. - ,77e7ss - - =
sdsGn a. lOe X stops 81 all Stations and arrives at
~ All Trains stop at Euclid Street station -
TnscnrawaS Rruneh.
Trains leave New Philadelphia T.45 ~ Dover At s;OS
w,a.y9eslug at arrives al gayar lI26 ep Meeting
wa.1 E! Train on Main Line for CeyslaP rlttsb 81 and
from Cleveland, Pittsburgh ami ayngsiIrgh at
u Arrives at Dover at 40O, and New Pills lePLia
change Of Cars between Cleveland and Pittsburgh
and Wheeling and Pittsburgh
Connections.
The Trains PttsburEh-wiul Il PennsyIvaua
tallrosd dot HarrSbursh, PlIadelPhla baltimore New
steubenyie with the seubenye and Indiana Railroad
Tor GaitR CoEhocio, Newark Columbus and clhElnnati
At wheeling with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
Cumberland, fredericksburg Washington City BaitI-
more Also, with Steamers for MarettA PaFkersburg und
points on the Ohio River. f-
At Cleveland with the Lake Shore and Cleveland Toe-
20 Railroads for Buffalo, Niagara Pals, Canada New
ChiengOf burlington, Rock Island DIYenp6r
West. - f7'5.sE II ~ ri =
Tickets can be purchased at the oice on the Line;
Meeting Roads.
GaD Pare as low as by any other Route.
sup'ts Onice @. 4 r. Railroad, J DURAND sup't
gleyeland. March 9. 1857. =. mhl2 II q ~
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-PIAMO FORTEs

OPENED THIS DAY, A FINE STOCK OF
ChtckeItus's Plane RorIes,
H n az nj not tine Rosewood and Black Walnut finish,
HFs..3 u4b6 and 61< oetayes These instruments, as
9H9rded the Highest Drizn gold medal at the
late Mechauics Fair held in Boston, 1856 for their
Grand and Parlor grand pinUsi and for their
here being gold medals awarded for this class InGtru.
nients. We hive now facilities Afforded, that viii enable
to sell these instruments prices that VIII compare With
the most common makers, and invite The
public to ca and examine he stock, at the old Mu8le
and Variety Store, No. PC Uiilon street ]. MELLOR
"a Pianos rent, Music v5
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ENCOURAGE AMERIoAN MANUP1cTURRE
BUTARR'R BOOIE-K KERPRRI1
With n rc- IIll11i. q -. 90

SINcE this superior Fluid Ink has been before t publ
- now nearly year, has been TSIIn n
iaTST and Is nov preferred by many the rfSmed Ar.
he past year twenty touBand quart pint
with smaller sizes nnumeFabe hRye Been gold
ana merchants In Cincinnati, Louisville, Pitta.
indianapolis, Eyansye, Prankfort LexinEton
VI aephS, b. Louis, VeIIbnrg JaekSon Hatehe
4na New Orean II has also been adopted In TIE state De
o. Kentucky, Tennessee and 4SSisSipPi II hss
tree hr9t class Diplomas Mechanics InStltSI
and Louisville and four Diplomas and Prise Ne
and Illinois, = - Wv A'tAt UNIV An3LAhS
Ehe iooWtng merchants bankel, &c., wheeling hs4e-
oI9r6 psln AFnods Engl1 Ink have purchAaed J. T. RuI-
leE, BoOk-Keeper's Writing Fluid: = 80
Northwestern Bank Of virginia; Merchants, e Mechanics.
ring Company County CLERK Ohio County; National Tele-
aouIe; Kelly, Holloway Co.; RusSeH 6 MeAfees GorioS
SleEtheHs Cos T. Sweeney Son; DoRne CoEEE OF 9
hoydi Boyd OTIS Oliver Pryor Stout coz LSrh-
din, GlberHOn Co.; PFeE1. - :
For sale at manufacturers prices by
OcSO LAMBDIH gILBRRanN 4 Cns
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All receiving and keep constantly on hand large Stock
!; OF the Celebrated HALLET, DAVIS 4 co g PIANOEs
Also, complete assortment SIELnDEONS and SEBA.
ItNEs from the celebrated manufactures OF CaFh1rt
Nedham ana a; r Hughes. Also splended Gothic Or
E"p' style for Churches Lecture Rooms, stops
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. E. g: WINoHELL,

O4A' IL VI. W44SO64GA4jS
DEHTlSE,
AS taken suit Of splendid rooms HornbrOok's new
block, lls4 Main ST. directly over O. P. Browns Jew
elTy store, where he hopes establish himself
BY close attention 70 his business reasonable good
and faithful work always warranted he hopes to
hare OF patronage.
DIR. w. is familiar with all the modes Of inserting
Teeth, including the "Connuous CUM work. Filling,
cleaning and extracting done IN the best and most faithful
manner
he office. my24
ALTERED HUGHES, NJ. d.
Homeopathic Physician,
HAS removed his office and residence, and permanently
located himself the OF Fourth and Quncey Streets
below the First Presbyterian Church
OFFICE CEHOURs:-Slorning, from to
Noon, :. :.
Evenings, '' T7t' 9
BILL OF PRlCES-Por single visit, I6cents medicine
25 cents FOrtwO visits day so cents; meIcde
% Advice at office and mediCne 25 cts
and upwards, the may be. -
Obstetric cases from 50 to $1U.
Visits to the country, according to distance.
The above l Of PrCes given because It is said my
charges are much higher. nIy8 8-1yd
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Pianoes, Melodeons seraphnes snd Acenrdeops timed
with neatness and dispatch
~ All goods warranted, at this establishment
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Gbe 1)beclilpg 1,rtrIliqeufer,
Is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TR1-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, By
CAMPBELL & McPERMOT.

OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Entrance from Quincy st
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OS PIA MOE 4 I

Plan OS ] RIANOS
usL RECEIVED from the celebrated mdnafactory Of
~ ltalstl Davis q0-i splendid lot Pianos These
Pianos made With the faI iron fame, circular scales
and sidirg dealsi With patent BRIDGE eoIP0si.
ton bearhGst aud The repeating grand aeto and are fnly
warranted @ give and made In any
climate,
Also lpendid lot Of siodsOns for ehurehes, or tie
narIor. =
In eqnneeton With he 1boYeI have large and fun
every knA Of lInaieaI Instrunenta and Ia eeTT
cling that he found lInaie St0rena Sc found a
ne store Of 4. E.oARTWR1GiFF,
thielg=Ws 195 llainEt., y9heeltn9
4. DUZ. Wollss seheidal sehnapTl5, for sSie s.
sta LAUGHING Bu6HRIRI,D-
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SHEINn, MIISl

SEIEIEI MUSIC.
am constantly resolving keep on hand lRrue and
choice COLLECTION OF Sheet Music Also Instrucon Books
/ for every kind Of Instruments in use