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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25
NeW advancement

Now ADVANCEMENT
WOULD the subscribers !o- papers, Period
Tcals, &c whose have been Transferred
Mr. Tobias Books, that nov receiving said P-od
Gals &c. ulaTy aai ouid 1se above
call III Main AnT wishing discontinue
subscriptions, !I please may lon
preserve their copies We have just
elegant Family Bibles also late publications. Mrs. H-nts and
Mrs. SauthEOrrf's WORKS. Everything and
Stationery had Caeap Store"
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

rINIIE GREAT CENTRAL RuUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, North-Wsstern and South
Western States by Roway direct This road
also Pittsburgh da'ly line Of 81
all the Western Ryers and at Cleveland and san
Iusky with Steamers all ports the North Western
Lakes; making the direct, chsdpef and relijLS
route hy which FREIGHT be forwarded and from
Ihe GrcGs ~ st.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25

Connections nauely all tiTOu. trains Is follows:
At Cleveland with trains Toledo, pTui Chicago and
The Norlvtst aso, Eli, DunkIIk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls aud Canada.
Al Steubeuyigr Belsr, with the Steuhrnviile Isdi.
Central OHIO Railroads., for CdZ, CoShocoE, New
FaTntSve, ZatesT!e, Wilmington Lancaster, CoiuIc
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81. Louis.
Wheeling, with baltimore Ohio Railroad for Cum
berland, Harper's Ferry Baltimore and Washington City
Local and Through Tickets be purchased at the TEr
Offices the line; also Ihe Union Ticket Oicr
Iosise Levse, WheeHE Va, and 1T the Union ONCE,
81 Superior ST.. Cleveland, Ohio.
suprriI:t. ndant's Oaice, { & PKR. JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland. Jan 90. l-5S. isnZ5 Sup't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
~. .elb, ,fos f2i .2oe ga az. ESQ .s7i

Al ,he Court Of Bankruptcy, London, 5th inst the
Directors Of The Royal Brsh Bsnk Passed their last
ins,ion, when review taken Of The pas, proceed
ngs the matter Of that corporation and Me present po
ston Of The estate. dividend Of g. in the pound may
be shortly expccies ing lss in the pound and which
win not exhaust the anticipated funds.
The screw steamship CITY Of Baltimore from New York.
arrived out at liverpool att "a NJ on the Sth inst
The steamer Hammona, which ras 70 have left Ham
burg for New York the LET Of March, detained I'll
the 18th on sccount Of the ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

TuE NEW RrSIlS Fnesr.-rhe enuro frame OF the
Russian frgse building by Mr. w. w. Webb at the foot Of
sixth street, Fast river, now raised, showing The i'm
mense vessel in ell her proportions. The iron diagonal
truss framing, composed d the longest ron bars ever
rolled also In place, arordDg excellent opportunity
70 those who wish 10 examine this method Of strengthen
ing vessels The frgste pierced for u guns and in
tended mount an unusual heavy battery Of evht and
nine inch shell suns
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-24
SCENE /.

sCENEI. F&
Alfred Noble had grown mp 20 nanhood
among the rocks and hills of New England
village. A year spent in Mobile, employed
in the duties Of clerk, had not accustomed
him to the dull routine of commercial lifc.-
He longed for the sound of brooks and the
fresh air of the hills. 1t was, therefore, with
great pleasure that he received from his en-
ployer message to be conveyed to gente-
tleman who lived in the p!easantest suburb Of
the city. It was one of those bright aut,im-
nal days when the earth seems TO rejoice con-
sciously IN the light that gives her beauty.
Leaving behind him the business quarter of
the town, he passed through pleasant streets
bordered with trees, and almost immediately
found himself amid scenes clothed with all the
freshness of the country. Handsome man.
sions here and there dotted the landscape,
with pretty little parks, enclosing orange-trees
and magnolias,, surrounded with hedges of
holly, in whose foliage numerous little forag-
ing birds were. busy in the sunshine. Tie
young man looked at these dwellings with an
exile longing at his heart. He imagined
groups of parents and children, brothers and
sisters, under those sheltered roofs, all stran-
gers to Elm, an orphan, alone in tie world
The pensiveness Of his mood gradually gave
place to more cheerful thoughts. Visions of
prosperous business and happy home rose
before him, as he walked briskIy toward the
hills south Of the city. The intervals between
the houses increased in length, and he soon
found himself in little forest of pines.-
Emerging from this, he came suddenly in sight
OF az elegant white villa, with colonnaded por-
tico aud spacious verandas. He approached
itby path through grove, the termination
Of which had grown into the semblance of a
Gothic arch, by the interlacing Of two trees,
one with glossy evergreen leaves, the othe-
yellow with the tints of autumn. Vines had
clambered to the top, and hung in light fes-
toons from the branches. The foliage, flut-
tering in g,ntle breeze, caused successive
ripples Of sun-fecks, which chased each other
owe: trunks and boughs, and joined in way
ward dance with the shadows on the ground.
Arrested by this unusual combination Of
light and shade, color snd form, the young man
stood still for moment to gaze upon it. He
was thinking to himself that nothing could add
TO the perfecsion'of its beauty, when suddenly
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AT Santa Cruz (Cal.) recently fellow iu-
ror, an utter stranger to all his brother jurors,
was placed upon the jrry, who dissented from
The verdict agreed TO by the other eleven
They came to ajoint conclusion OF guilty with
out delay, but the stranger pertina ciously held
out against them. After on hour of argu-
ment, with no avail, 1T was at last proposed
that the jury should return verdict Of .'guilty
by eleven jurymen, who believed the other
one 10 be confederate of the prisoner, and as
great rascal.' This ended il; stranger saw
twenty vigilance committees in his minds eye,
and in five minutes the jury unanimously re-
turned verdict of guilty.
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NEW SERIES, VOL. 3, NO: 26. /,
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Law Of NEWSPAPERS.

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periodicals the publisher may continue TO send them
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B. If subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
rodcals from the Office to which they are directed
they held responsible till they have settled the bil
and ordered them discontinued.
4. VI subscribers tn other places without IN
forming the publishers and the papers sent to the
FORMER direction, they are held responsible.
3. The Courts have decided that refusing to TAKE
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uncallei for, is FACIk evidence of Intentional
fraud
ssF" Postmasters neelecting 20 Inform publishers,
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Its also their duty in such cases, TO notify the pub
sher that the papers not taken out by those they
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For the CoH,iei
The Well i'm the Glen.
RY =. II. GRIFFIN.

The morning white darts up the east
The Sun shines through the ortve wood,
The young wind whistles then the least,
And like charm is Solitude.
In yonder space the hills between, ~
A well old fashioned stands with sweep,
And bucket time-worn. Litchens green
Grow there unnipt by mountain sheep.
The song-bird carols all the morn,
Till hotter wakes moons red blaze;
And speedwels the dark brook adorn,
While crown the hill-tops sunlight rays.
This Is a scene for musing spells,
Free from the worlds loud, noisy hum
And tollings Of the village bells,
Like music in the air here come
Yon air bird, in swift, gyrai flight,
Der fields Of ether, comes not down
TIL evening gathers, child Of night,
First jewel of the raven crown.
The streamlet wanders down the vale
Winds near the we'll its pebbly bed;
Its liquid rhythmus rides the gale
Like low melody windward sped.
Few horsemen pass this way. Yet there,
Built by some philanthropic swain,
moos-garbed trough stands ever, where,
The horse may drown his thirst again
In water crystal, cool, and sweet,
Drawn by his kindly master up
In bucket briinn,ing from retreat
Low down Its nck-surroundcd Gun,
Runs In the wide-mnuth, messy trough,
Aud sparkles there In laughing mode
And as the glad horse drinks it OF,
forgctl the o'er-past dusty road.
When grow the night-shatles on apace,
The winds blow out the SUMS bright glow,
The red light fades this lonely place;
Andtwilight glimmer, like the snow.
'Tis then begins pantomime,
Thought rushes lghtning.like all o'cr
Past ages, to scene, the time,
There thousand years agone and more
BY iIaran's well trav'ler stood,
Ere was the brilliant end Of day,
And come amaid there fair and good
Like sunbeams cross the vernal way
She, Rachel with her fathers flock;
He, Jacob; Cousins, too they were,
Which did not mar what words were SPOKE
And hers was beauty, lovely, rare,
Which filed his soul with love, and this
His heart made glad, and then, behold!
Her damask-rose-lips he did kiss,
So saith the Book. They kissed Of old
Farewell to that, yet half aloud,
Iwlsh the evening wind that blows,
And this good well, and Moon mild browed,
Now mp, could witness such close
Sammy Place, June 13.
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TO drive business, successfully, be up with
the sun. Have you tools, and places 10 put
them in, that no time may be lost in searching
for them or going TO borrow. Leave no waste,
uncultivated places about the farm. The soil
may as well produce crop of vegetables as
weeds. Set out few shade and fruit trees
about the buildings, and along the lane, and
roads. Your wife and children will thank
you in after time. There is economy in IT.
too. n 1 ~
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8, DIR. Kane, finding flower under the Hum.
boidt glacier, was more affected by it because
It grew beneath the lip and cold blossom Of
the ice, than he would have been by the most
gorgeous garden bloom. SO some single strug-
Cling grace, in the heart of one far removed
from the divine influences, may be dearer to
God than "a whole catalogue of virtues in the
life of one more favored of Heaven.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-24

a babe is mothers anchor. She cannot
swingfar from-her moorings. Ana yet true
mother never lives so little in the rre en- as
when BY the side of the cradle. Her thoughts
follow The imaginary future Of her child -
That babe is the boldest of pilots, and guides
her fearless thoughts down through scenes of
coming years. The old ark never made such
voyage as the daily cradle makes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-24

There is a man out West who labors under
the dslasion that Sion. placed before man.s
name stands for honest,
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hosia, on yourself never initiate.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-27
N. G. MEIGS,
Captain of Enginccrs,
In charge Of Washington AqucJuc
iS'p' ef 0sara'aes-
Fer All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
rW 4Nf, yNy,ROPED 4RRANGgrRNTS

NEW AND xAPROpED ARRANGEMENTS
rIyHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
| berand, Wheeling, all parts OF the West.
lat ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Will leave except Sunday
645 m connecting with trains from Philadelphia nrst
Washington lat Janeton) viii atap aatcns and arrive At Cum
berland at 4 o'clock, D. M !
IA Te NAIL TRAIN daily (except Sunay)
reaches Wheeling by = connecting at Ben
for Clans CINCINNATI Dayton Indianapolis, Louis
v Vslaud Toledo" Dtroit chicago, 81 Louis Cairo, and Inter
mediate p@uta. .sstf tF9 &
sd The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at y p n conrortng
The distance Cincinnati and other central and south
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than by other
The time to these places is also unsqiaIled
checked through Columbus Cincinnati ndanapois and
st. Louis 7
Passengers and baggage transferred at points FREQ
THROUGH TkkS will sold large the Wea
possible Camden Station
Washington city S4ss ess6fN afs'3e
A second class ; attached To tho mail train.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington The c,ae road
Cumberland oakland They morning by tho
ran which leaves Cumberland 3d. and reaches Wheeling
AL
Passengers from Washington ample meals Wash
ngOn junction. @
This The by which through baggage
can be obtained IN Washington. 4ssa gsgses
For WAY PASSENGERS n
Tho tran CAS- will stop at all staions east Of
Combeand and the stations going
Estwardly tho mail Wheeling 49, a. m
mediation leaves Cumberland reaching
The fRkICK TRAIN starts IN, except Sunday stopping
at way stations Leaves Frederick arriving Baltimore
at IL 80
Tho HIICOTS MILLS TRAIN Camden staIou at O. a. M
and $50 Leaves Elcott Mills 73o M, and 1850, p M
except sunday ~
w. 8. wOODsIDE,
Jan l7--dn Master OF Transportation.
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c !. 1910. N Il. II a. F4.iH
The latest dates from Galveston to the 18th instant
The Trinity river high 10 cover all the bottom
lands about Liberty - a ~ lai Dsff fsstes
The Bolton Independent notices the transit Of about 20
cavallados through that place during the Of the
spring, each averaging about 900 head, making
1000 altogether. Some three or four hundred yoke OF
oxen have also passed through the way 10 Kansas
Mules and mustang horses continue ~ pass through Waco
county in large drovcs, noAe for Missouri IA aei4
The editor of the Houston Telegraph has received box
Of iron from Cass county and letter stating that the
extent Of the bed being worked there ia about 30
miles sqmrc The Averages about 30 per cont There
about 60 working IL, and they turn out
about 900 pounds pr day
A latter from Sun Saba. dated April 9th, nays "For
two weeks past this country has been infected with ma
raudng Indians. About two hundred horses have been
stolen The citizens generally guarding the few horses
TINT remain Various parties have pursue1 the Indians
and one party following their trail but they
only follow in the daytime and the Indians travel night
and .lay II is altogether nlpussle tc ovcrtake them
The general belief is that these cprolations are commit
ted by Indians from the Reserve, aided ~ white persons
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STEAMBOAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
g@ M LIVES M s8a
[rrom the ST. Louis Leader, April AL

6lE lrrom the ST. Leader, April ~ sag b,
Last evening our citizens again thrown into the
utmost excitement aud horror receiving intelligence
that still another fearful steamboat catastrophe had
Cured Immediately above tho city. y The facts
lated to by some of the passepge, those The
steamer Ocean Spray engaged IN the Illinois trade and
the Hannibal City one of the Keokuk Packet C0rnpa-
nys finest boats started out cn ths landing about the
same time. Both noted fast crafts, and II Fas
currently whispered that race WOULD ensnc prclc-
rounding the bend ncary opposite the powder Agasine,
tho Ocean Spray discovered to be fire. and the pi
lot on watch Immediately headed her for the shore.
Tho flames spread with the utsost rspillty and the
despair and excitement Of the passengers. q wo there
were sixty seventy fifteen or sixteen Of whom were
ladies and children describe 70 a. bring Of the
most reuding and terrific oharacteS- Women
seen to throw their babies into the water and jumping
Immediately after them Where the Spray came Ia at Il
point which at dull seasons of the yoar is employed
laying up point for steamers not engaged IN tds and At
the time the Keokuk Star of the West, and one two
other crafts laying up The flames, AZ the Spray
came into tho landing consequently caught tbs steamer
Keokuk and before many minutes elapsed that boat
was cnveopcd in sheet Of fire. Both boats were burned
to the water edge The hull Of the Spray hoAtcd down
the river still continuing fire, the evec Mt the time,
from end to tho other being covered with human be-
ines to witness the end Of this terrible event.
The Hannibal City passed up by the Spray while she
fire. stopped and sent oat yawl to the assistance
Of the unfortunate beings In the wntera
which the means of saving many lives Tie Ocean
Spray fast and elegant passenger boat, and was
owned BY Captain MssA and others She was valued At
SOS 900 or $50, 900.
Tho OCEAN spray and Hannibal City we're racing,
above mentioned ands to enable the forner to make
steam with greater apdity, the rcmen mixing
sin and turycntne with the coal pile Of this highly
nlanInable mixture, lying In front Of tho fnrnaces
caught fire. and the wind blowing strongly the AAmes
communicated to the wood work nearest ths boilers
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-27

COMPLErTON OF Panama Railrond. -. Reduction
~ California mAii scamals leave New
york AspnwA aud 2oh q each uol connecting
with mall steamers q Panama 70 san FrAnctsc0
These steamships istcd ard approved by The NAVY
Department, and guaranty Yraf sxSi sst1y. s ~ MI
The Panama railroad az l@ nS Is nov completed rom ocean
and i crossed hoarS The baggnEc passengers
New York through San FfSncSc0 and passengers are
smba,scd s Panama by comIAnys The
paid IN New York coycrs all tho trip
Reserve steamers kept In IN Ses York rpama and San
Frsncco 70 prevent detention d accident that me rOus
entirely reiGlb4s
r.sesscrs day thcy arrive a Aspsnwa
Conusou through by each charge
nd ctiklicn without other Protectors
through tickets tho loves, rates apply agency 1T
Vest street, New York, " L. W. RAYA0ko =
Mayo-dm 81 ta
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,CtTRENGTIIEN and assist them, by tho Paris oph-
- oan wOOltsN who has arrived fom Europe With hts
we'll the manufacturer Of good others ~ ts lHae M
proved spcctaccs aud eye glasses anoag which ara NE
PFItR5CoIC CONcAyE AND CONVEX THE pOUBik to1Ua AND
DOUBLE iUlsIiED BRAZILIAN rEBBIkN CRYSTALS, ETC,
which affected with weakness
or tending to II; aso SHORT SIGIrrEDNfxs.
who compelled those uAins them
Will be suited AT nrst sight Those wonderful
M D0UmE-POIlsIlED vENkzUEIIAN CRYSTAL. ROCK
have received tho bghcst recommendations at the worLs Pair at
through their producing cearness and easae " vcn
unknown In any other improvements.
all styles of SPY, aud maguiying gAsc@
u Eighth and
eighth street. No 4s between street and
Penn
Prices vory reasonable the his establishment. Europe
Nov 2I--dly "a
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Bishop Carol OF Kentucky, conferred the rights Of
confirmation upon some l50 persons at Wheeling, Va,
ON Sunday last,
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wAsHINeTor AQuEDUcr.
ona % NJ - x.,..s..s 1s...-; !.

ov~c- -. v.~~~vr~, A~~xw
ws.aassss, i1ssss J. les
DROP0sAls are invited 70. t,,s cs.'pssssss s s'.s
- "a, ps "a erhbs,oa in this eaes e - 49, ~ -
April used Ar the oonpsasa of ~ whn1e wwt svo>
@ NV % separate dssorbsd tn s spsescasss ss ys1
states rsscng the right @ % make @ :. - -
ahs bids ,,. ,., ). e,mr,,srs ~xs the -v,~s.~s
" syalaLc contracts VIII b~ snires :" tho sss'a
yum, usrsv ", 81 future appropriation ty tonTc~-
fa aa sa e ra progress ua sAeh co'rss ~ N~ sssA
work h, made IN checks u,oa the TAXED nas~s ns.s~sy
@ ,he monthly Of tho suginecr rsssrssss 10 prs cssa
on sa. the somp's'a s % ass us .s - 80 , ~
condition Of all contracts that ths ~o'A"sA s" - -" ""
wages monthly and 10 specie ,u...--,. - -.
ryo,ah sealed and endorsed Proposal. " Won AAA
,a,erials tr Washington Aqne-uct
% in, 4siss right TO reject any or all d hw hr
W @ In ~ he nv ard 70 the the whale w
r The work. who good security for mo c"pc"n tnI ~
I & ~ must be by gaavansss sysed by
one Of responsible 10 The eccs that ~ ." % s.s
enter plo an obligation within ay with good and sucrat
for the epeioa % 700 " WORK M ns s.s .
il states district attorney agent officer cf the
r.I l known to tho engineer Department
81 War ,ha The ruaran able make good guarantee
Bs viii opened tho Of tho bidders II u the
y I work 10 be e, comprises compeoa dam acrcss e
ono al Falls building q gate ho,ss; compecu u
pion furnishing saston Pipe; building two Iron pIs
bridges laying from the dssbusing reservoir 70 uc
.ar and other paa public establishments of Washington; build
a Of high service reservoir in eorgetown and supply u cement
sand aud all other mateAs for all u which reference
il the detailed descriptions and specifications " be
oa r o the bids will be made upu tho quaptlucs noted
in the specifications plans exhibcd tho letting and.
,bouId gross bo accepted use monthly tho
contracts win be upon engineer prices
10 :. liked BY him. reservation ton pcr cont until
the completion Of the contract according To tho specifications
Proposals sodd umc within com
psd provided Congress aIsopsiates tho funds
BY order Of the Secretary Of War; M
~ NJ G. MEIGs,
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III Oculista Do paris

5& El Oculista dc Paris
u ECIEN legado csta cuidad ticnna 81 honor de
III y Ofrecer los s4N
CABAIIE1sOs EsPAN0IkS
cscic srtido do peue ISusss Anseos Dc TsA1o dc
arga VISTA vros de Aqusrcs lspesss fssnas
dc ORC, quo Artculos Francesas.
Tenda provsIonamcns Eight street. Penn
Irecos muy moderados 10 mismo de Europa
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HARPERS MAGAZINE FOR MAY, JUST OUT
i'll For sails by BLANCHARD a NoHuN,
Ap2s Corner Penn avenue.
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CHARLEs,s 5 LONDON CORDIAL. GIN--rIIE

1 (!HARLES'S 8 LONDON CORDIAL. GIN.--TllE
sSu.S iSAL 4. AND ONLY LONDON ON InF0IE This Gin
% excise laws dscssH favored wnh tucsurc of te Italian
s ATTY ssd .s u ~ n vaible rssrasiseS q the vese
rsndegnW w. n she eytucN a tbs rnsM eu1fncn mes
We psrsst and sas< sunakant darctc drink IN uee
detaos dslkAtc differing entirely
@ Any nhsr Civ, harsh whr
src's known Iisisd 0aa, bnAgps, cssctnshc
so Intended nnsaana. v rscouRended ~ physNaans
nef. In a ysr~r~sa Coat Rhsanasm, Morsy Gravel
@ .nosr. se,cr and Akss sesrv, rssses he Urinary or
s 'he Kidneys and tho Ncvv"s nr'Ny &c, whilst the
Inv ~ wn n ny IL atsioa reNef from ihse Distress
~asy sncrs which fr~4u~s attend their cse
ss~n'De Nett ~ New York The hxhcSt Mcsa authority,
rosos uiANAsss LONDON OjRfIAL GIN not only
"osr but hs bc~t Aricks ~ lhs knd be has seen
preuhaSly saAptct IA ts southern anil western
We" - fw travellers exi~,ssd changes ~ water anil air
m % quAsts Ants thirty eight cent?
~ auWs&s Gror~s fnssrcss and merchants Beware
""sncns s hay csb cHAnAss NOME V1ltbR X IMPORTED
., , " hal N Washington 81 Ford Bsvlirr Clark
''""'oa, Hamilton 4 Leach Wallace tlh, lsch.sdJ R,on
.fn as4 .'all. kl,NuNn & CHARt.kS
importer, No 40 broadway New loik
~, EDMUND G. CHARLES, iIaportor
~@H-V 40 Broadway New York.
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wc hrssc ws~k wn BE- cnrxa ey square
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