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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-14

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lit BET Bluff Yoiat 9cIbeitert. Der Dlnp5er
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ibttt moroen.
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ten Splteuis angeIetttst merpeu.
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ten Dcnneritag an Dem nOromeltlldeu %pirainl,
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bafteter am Samlta9 gtadt Den Marceaua
9lpn, pett er all Dem 0auIe oe5 Serrn @c1
3ertt0run8en an9erlhtet bate. Sci leiner Gers
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Wagical Pain Extractor

Magical Pam EXTRACTOR.
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DR.. nnfeland.
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fir ibncGe 5eiIun8 Spn 5ufen, @|rtdltung, SnHuen,et, @rdu.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-14

uro ale 8ranfbctten, meld)e son berbprbenem 30 o.
gen poer Der Geber e%rtlfeben.
5oIbe ais 3erifOpfdn9, tnnerl de oemDribcu. Inbrana bcS
8lute8 mad benz appfe 5Gure I'm IRd9en, 6er35renafn, sob.
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Ritsn uno ben 8lfebera, 6tse I'M RCpf unp 3renneu i'm
5letia, 8anatatsit uab @ieosrgsi6la aenbdt.
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tet oeS &ubltfdms, fet tber3 Het RON benz 20ertb unS 0tr
&naeneFenpeit ~ptrIslsen fir abe Qefben, pUf1r tie sUrfe6en6
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!-t9 non benz @taeuttIrer p~ubl5trten Nlnanod,6, weI6en bers
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BEN un8t1ubtgted uberteugen, BAT btef'S 8ttters rntrfft9 bt
Serubmttett p]ertteat, rpelGe 60 ertnugt bat.
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WerpGie &rnnfheiten

Or. Chalmers aeiWnppettS-&t nttur bstgt s,ns bas.nA...
petItratt tur Observation-Disclosures. Sic rstntet eas Siyyff ~
zen perpfplt0en Saftsh une frattt8t 6e Dteber, Ste ourdb gSsr.
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sSeincn ala S~oeilmriffel.

Wm,9. ~@ltman's o4ts Ssnaa. Get8ea tTnntn benz
60 Jfweb nnD aGs aneeru, aus ether uuptbauaq D1 Berban.
Kn8sigFems entfaa6eneu Ggantbetea ~smpfpblen werbeg,
au@lgllsBlt4 %Prdpartrt Spn gDm. 3. % Imam, Gtemtf ii
2Dat9tngpn unR u BADEN tn Baltimore FIR % &ts. pr
cd abtel bei3
Dr4~S Get6 9. 6GHCf, SO. 103 GaIimprefg
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t852. WeIdmiut3tbI Ser 6terBefdae fO267
StarbGn All 5hwtnbIuht 1919
- - onofrG 8rdnfGetten 83l9
--1096f
1853. @eiarnt5a0t her 5terbrfGOe Q7Aq
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- QH9
1854. 8eiGnrt3Gtt ser Ste tfaae 1854
G5tarben an Sdwtnbiutt 2179
- anPere 6rant4eIt9n 1886
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-14

baFtlln9 500 er cine 9rpBe 6ei(e un0 oeriudte Bic
OfftcerS panllt gu %permunOen. @c brunlnlt
lest n Der Sail.
Orobun9eu.- Scbn Arlin8bpff wuroe
rerbaltet, neil er auT OieterlH 5aber euen An-
0rIlf Wad4te uu6 DenIeiben 81 erldleBe1 orc4te.
&r muroe bon Suffice 2luoOun unter SDr9l4aIt
9eItetlt fitr latn &rldei1en Dor Der @purt.
Gin 8olti +. = Aultin &arep
cDn bier ltarb in 500. G9Oo in Gbina.
Nn9rtf uu 8.-0cr9eltern
4beno mudte cine 4n5abl Seipfiener cineu
4n8rtif ouf elm GifentliGe8 Sau8 in Yratt- nabe
Scutbltr. Sic bombarolrteu o~a1lelbe nit Stels
men uno 3ertriinnerten bic mtilten 6enlter,
lomte Die BOT Der Gbiire beftnoltde 2aterne.
Die berbeiejlsnre Yrtl2ei perbaftete Sobn 2iB
unO SObu Conner, QtBterer, Der an3ab, ct Jet
ron Fbllaoelp9I1, flibtete fih in eiaem J}2Aen
ms Balm, murOe aber bon OIlicel Stutpirn
Uerfol9t u1o 3uridSebr1ht. Splter mproe
Elm orttter Der Iumultuauter 9illnen5 &Dp.
Davis perbaftet.
Die bret Serle muroen geItern Wrr1en ror
ben W{apor 9ebradt, Oieler lAifte ale 3 nad)
Der Sail. 4fan muB e8 Srn. Spann nadia.
gen, ooB er, iettoem er an9eIan9en bat, nerars
tl3e Sprunter iud}un9en lelblt 81 flareu, init
unerblttllber StrenSe 9e3en Die 9loDpie8 per
Tdbrt.
0er. Ct. Difrtct Gourt. Ser
re8elmdBi3e Oe5embersI ernlin be3ann 9eltsrn,
So ipuros pa5 Dofet p%erlelen.
5n oe anpern bteit9eu Gourt8
fam nidt8 pcn 0epeutung Dor.
@ourt in & ON ontown, IS Oe3.
= lBir babeu aus Der pori8en SiBan9 nod
nad5utraBen Dap AUDI Wtlrtin Yerfiua,
pie leine 94weiter 9tlacp nur oe5 oe,
lp0bnft&ea N%u8rIif3 i6ulOt8 b~efunoen nurse.
8orerlt ltno JEST Die Uerbanblungeu Dieier
Court iebr uuinterellant, Du nur ApeIatiouen
Be8eu frieoensrihteriite Civil gntl Neipun9en
por8Gtoulnler1 perpen. @rIt nenn Dieie erie
oiBt itn0, merpen Die Grimtnalfdlle wieper an
Die 9tetbe tpnlmen. Ood mitO pie8 1dDn in
Elm paar 3a9en 9eIdebe1 f0nnen.
Nm ShluIIe Der 9eltrl8eu Sibung iprad
9fihter Yricc mebtereu in Der leeten g8ode
BON Der 5urp iAulpi9 Seiunnenen lbr llrtbeil.
GBpul18 Soue8, De8 bebcrrli6eu 01gabunDte
ren8 unD mcbrerer Glnbruh-Nerlube Idulpjl
beTuuoen, erbelt Is OtOnate 3uGtbau8 Wtarp
Dtonre, De8 LaIAen0iebltaql5 Idnloi8 be unpen,
81 Slbre 3udtb1uS; 3obn Sbepeu, De5 &lel.
oerDtebltubl8 ihuIoI9 b%efun0eu, u Sabre 3uAt9
bau5 ; Sobn WtcGiuu, pe8 &tnbruh8 inulpig
befunOe1, 81 s. Sudt9au8 W}artlu He1flno,
Oes An9rilI8 ltuIoIg beIuuper, 2 S. @Itp Sal.
Oa5 lino oeIal, enc Strafen, aber unter II e
rem 8erb1Itnlllen gang AM Elabe.
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SAmade be8 gan5eM Sblfems.
ron Q3m s., VI nj III @sa., @ioentb,,nn.
3sugntS ppn NtanR's ~bsrubnttr rbeumatffber go In

pph KUN, d. f m III ., $50. NtnenthI,uuS
3suantS Spn Ntmnp's berubmttr rbeunatffher gsibs
3rn; @. 3anes. - @S esrst6t mir gum ar6Ften @ssonTSrr.
netn 3eagn'B Den pteten anteren Su @unnsn Ser @ffnSeStas3.tnA'
1tnttHr pe5 Gr. @tIlmfr auSuretben. ssdpu IanaSrs ~
int 10y an N6ptnt6pate, 0fatttetett unS 8etrutruns Ger ~ ~
5aah Natnr' so napnt NIT tehem Iase mebr ab. gpSbyys"S
oIeler Set mar I'D tmmcr tgGurt9 ub mutbsus, unpk omts 'SN~ass
tb i3nel ~abjseren war6t, mes .pegsn t9 pernbis enc 49, W. PaS
gen rene &Fantpett stbrau1tc ~ts pNsteu aue ntGts. 81,
an9tt6er gDp1en rtethen ste MIR, Ar. Chalmers CgeTnrt'
pets 2tltter 81 8ebrau9en, SD fplgte Sbrem 9atbe - ~
!ffSQ an etnsl' bsRersn @rlOls, ais Bel ben ubrtssn Witfts1nn4' ~
9lAneen- Aenten Ste fb nun metn @ri:auneu. ais id forrSS'
Gag th metH Appettt fWen uab Der StpeiteE SpCfs n,ds nv
lho tp, na3tsm ts 1Ham etRs 5laitc esrDmn,er, bsSeuTsnt
farter uno trattt8fr 9tw0reen mar. SD fApIa mid nun S6Ti,
%pr8etteat, ehe mtt satsm Appstlt, ntbme ietCR s al a, ~ s ~
tarf 9enu8, nm irGeEb zine atbeit su be rtdten. ST. < : pm
Or. gtdimtt's bat ptrius 2Gunper bel mir cemtrff mstatt
pdIttarbe II FtttdN uno flar, Ub tp BIN re men ocl,rrsn "a ~
empspie besedlb aaen Sstpeneen bteles Xiittfl In, bsafs,os,
&rRbe. u. 4. " tmmp SPA as ~ ~
Yrets SLIGO per 2Iaf@e, 3 8Ial&en $3.50, Elm Tnipes ssnns,
6laf6en 81. S~Seh
Sam eertaufe Bet sstH 8, 5ance, So. 1Os ealtimDrss.
Baltimore, ado, Sss sSNF'
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@- &pn3ert. - 9eute Mbcuo oGrip>Gpne
3ert", urter &cituns Ii. 0treftipn beS @errn y.
in DER Nrbetter>5 ale, $40. 5 9. SIRE
Nae Wulitfreunpe ntaben mir paranl
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Dtefe 3obIer 3et9en, bGB b%etHabeber 4. Gbetf uQer Gterbe.
fale tn eteier1 Eanoe bur1 N~usBebrung oerurfa3t merber, as
eefetsn gOn BEN 3ablret@en aubcrn Getpen, bic ppu einer
ietdteu @rfdltuHB bertet8efGfrt ptrben.
SdCnt euere SeluEb6ett unb penn ibr an elmer Grfdltuuo
6er Srnt p6er FunGe isstbett, tantst cine BloIae ven $ uft~
lano'@ allhmtl6ent &or3tai uRS TOR t6nnst auf iitere Sc
nelnng rtpaen &huienoe pabsh bteies set9an unb beItn
p%unberbdte 2%Girfur4 be5eu9t.
5nften tomntt cher and %ndrdmdf son Setbptbenem IGas
gen, tn @sldem 8Gaebas p0eutl@e 8ttterS" gebrau6t werben
tpufe. IN 8aueH Son et1ert anoauernben 6ufeu b~erritrens
Der S9pdfe unb M5fpannun8 tes ganien SgiemS p.rb man
bag 8tttsrs 1pn 9rrBst NuBen tn6en. ~
9aiisIst miro etn3t8 bet Dr. 6. 81. SafCpn, 48 Hrd.
Rrabs, philadelphia Oetfer ttNt unb BET ansn Druaotfen nnb
StSrsgaltsrn onrf ots ger. Staaten Sertauft.
%fe'S 20 cents Rte dlai3e' Dq9jL8@M
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Glle anDere fpunoerbare Sur.
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0"''H " VV"'""" . NTH'NIRNS.AtHh bencrfftNlat
~ baltimore BEN 5. Sen. IA.
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u0 Shpmoel ergrthen Wurte. so fblthr ma IN ,sIiNIt ~ AZ
ae tDetunDpettsS urdnp. bB tbre aagea ANGELS m,Is ".is -
koFee blstd, une tyre 9dape nit @asialag beeeft narss,
5pre torpetlt1en Eet.en Eartn uRaISipreDIt1 arms eS@@ $3.50
yru in Der 9ruf, i'm Rafeu, 6er!G9lad, estrtce q S,, SS"u
&Opts &C. srgr'f.H te BERN ger, ban ID fe Gufsab; nc !. I
l9ra4, pap re tgre Pan0 Htdt netr bic gum 9ss Z e rfsS
tDnnte. I'm itete 3dt Uurbe etnes ppa &balu sga J., s$asIVtt"
ten IN metn Pdns ssipOFiea aRs Id plr5s pe1nnlaRt. he gfnt-
.Ir BET metntr traa elmer 9rsbs gu unterperf ZEN. SD Fam ~
BIaf3e fe f1 berstt9 better fabttt, fe bartc tetne st tSstas
mebr, tUnnte wteoet shen nnb mad Dem lsenuGe bes qrSa,.sa
eR s TettsTen 5lat6en mar lE gang nj, Der sers efeIf '"F"''s"
NJ. y. Alberx
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INV XIX BFEBE H4VsAVI +4NIk4E+9 Ut MT MppptNIpifjFsit ho-,r
tet pareH anp 8epetlt mnreen, +HPS
SemerfenSpertbelte &uren.
GSeat BaGS, gD. 81 8. Starp A., purbe ppn fHroa,u m.
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2DnI. Z. gttnmp, @sa, gto. 17S DIT 5apstfssr rw
G6wabe e8 9dn5eu SersmS 8ebett; p"
YRtneas S. Ssa9am ORn 0ew.gOrt, ga, purbe BEE ,7;ss.
rt9sr O9sperfe 8epeiIt;, "'N'"
@ep, S9as. 0"an, NS. 90 2JSftF., BON gcrRosfuuo unb Or
trtmer 9gDd1e; ~ ~"
Srtna 6srrau, a0n Waitwellans bss 9auSte unb Der cslis.
Der, Na9ttawetB uRb PaHen; V"'
s. NJ. NtHtDH, Seab!gro, pa, ber QebcrttonFEnf& - r4,,
tenn Slutt; ~ i~'S"
N. y. albert, NS 60 Sao.pdeafr, Baltimore. MN S..-
peYta, HebstbeiUwErtea nHp Sdwtubel; -" &'S"
Die Srau epDa 3. y. heTp, 80. 48 R9daras &c npr 9!ss,a.
une nerpbIer S6pG6e. ~'SPsFfG
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NNIWtF+TUW%
G5-p a gcna Cd Bremen auf ben reuett
ppItoampfi6tTen Der 8rener 2tuie, rgiprbDeutlder
gtO9o", tann ~ieper3eit in Der Sfttce Oe6 r2Seder"
a~eeOrbirt reloen. YiGbere8 beiast bic Mn3etge III
elmer anoeren Spalte. 2ftl5<9
gs&S~ y 8 - 0ontng 9 aua9ebcll>
nstsn 5dmebffh Bitter, 5uoerettet aus G0tHartnOe
Elm nntruGli0cs Wtttet, 9eSRn ls5erbe19waroen, @e 9btudt
OgSpepits, lnperodultbfett, Rerpenlnwatbs, AHD ia, Nerpt =
Irantpetten un6 olGn aus etuem IN uuorpnnng G]eaatReaen
b,q8en entteoenoeH JrantbCteH. 1T 5u 90 Seats bic UIai0 uBl
serfnuEen IN bGs Office Ge& 2Beders.
ES%6 Or. @ mapneb 5uIanmengereB,e
2DlictttI9ensS9rUp telt Scrtrt lid bartnadt9sn 3uHen, &r
f~aitnn9ea, BtutlpeteH, Yufu0Orenfut3unbHng teber1ef9wsr-
cen, AlBe'n uo auttei8en in Der &eDe, Ruraatgld gteit uNb
ottGpHhen, 10mte ALE &tGniDeten hes QalieS unp pr TeDle
ofr Srnf c6er Der Nan8e. Dele MrSuet retntGt 5u8let9 unb
qnttrt pas Siat. SIN GrpB, unb 8ietnSertaul 81 bGDen IN
Der Sffee beS rQ0sder~ su 81 per tStaIae.
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Ur. S,1tfetnm0'S beribmea
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belt hrnnhfim nnc

9eberbelAmerben, Dt8pepit nnb Gettiutt, &rcnte
I6e Ooer ner0Dle 96tpiAen, Observation-Disclosures
uro ale Granfbctten, pelhe 801 berbprbenem DO O.
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Nerfcnft be-.

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in Der AH'ce De8 Baltimore 9Befer."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

vIrg1nIus Lodge No. s.-aee,, svsrv ave, qnnT.1.,
evening atthe Hail. Market and Quincy street
1AAss N. Hall, n. G.; B. A. Carr, Secretary
franklin Lodge No. I3.-Meets as aboyeeTerys
Monday evening DAVID BAYuA, N. g.; WTuiaat p
4eEssoey, Secretary.
Wn. Tell Lodge No. 33.-.Meets ssaboveeve.
~ Wednesday, evening. WILLIAM HE1rxR, N G.; John
Saldae, Secretary.
WvheelIuE lodge No. 9.-=msets as above every
w.D, por4s, O. John 77oosr1., Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No. S3.-Afeets as above eyersv
Friday evening. JOS. HAsxLr, NJ G John L. Ade,sssl,
Secretary. :
VIM. Tell EneRrnPnent No. 3A.-Meets as
ASovs the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
"onth. JOHN HADsR Q. sP,i GisGs. Ltact, Scribe.
Abrams EncRn1Pnnent No.It1 .-MeetE as
Shove the taud Tuesday evenings Of each month
w T1rLoa, c. p; Gaird .E, Scribe. tMarcA ls.
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MASONIC DIRECrORY.

Ohio Lodge No. IOI.-Meets a Masonic Hall,
Garner Market and MOnrOestrees Rr& aud frdMon
d"yeveningsOf eachmonth G. W. statrs, W. NJ: 4Ees.
aedeS' LGaghIta, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 19S Meets as above on
thePrst and third Thursday evenings of each month f.
hsESrLl&oEE,W. NJ; 81 ". Pearson, Secretary.
WheelRnR Union Chapter No. l9-NTee+so, n,
above on the second dondGy evening Of each
scoFE, H. P; s. ". Psarson, Secretary.
Wheeltn8 EncnmPment No. I.--Meets a
s@9veop the o'rtk Monday evening of sach month. " J
AE"SiE5.
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NG. a. Nv WEDNESDAY MORNING .Ai iQ44JJsT l l85s
THE INTELL TGENCER.

CAN INDIAN BABIES SwIM.-Those same old q
hunters had some curious ways about them, es-
pecially in their intercourse with thercd skins.
For instance, q party being one evening engaged
in discussing the question whether Indian ba.
bies possessed the faculty of swimming by in.
tuition, were considerably enlightened on the
subject by the following bit of fpersonal ex-
perience as detailed by an old frontier mans 5
81 kin answer that question fur We ~ broke in
Ellis, as he CHANGED to'llear the question pro.
pounded in q general way to promiscnous
company; 81 kin answer thatquestion for ye-
They can't swim-not a lick. An 1 tell he how
Il cum ter know twas over thar in 5Georey
endurin' Of the Kirk war. Well, wun day we
had skrImrnage with the Injuns at one of thar
little villages. 1t weren't long, kin tell you,
atore we whipt EN- out and then we raised
shout that made every Injun quake within
hearin Bout time we was gwyne ON at
the biggest rate, Cap'in Gums to me. ses he
Ellis, Wilson'S gone What sesiIg wilson's
gone, ses the Gap'in again. Can't be foundfno
wharf says I, with a fallin' in nv voice, kascT
loved Wilson, and so did the Capin and so did
all the men, Can't be found hi nur 10, says
the Cap'in.
ST didn't like theidee of the drafted Iniuns
dancing round poor Wilson'S scalp, neither did
the Capin; an so we cOnsultS bout it, and we
sez we'll go and see if.he can't be found. Well
VI "S s'S4l ISi III " = Luhleu ana we nQnEeQ, ,On-
til we began to think it wer'no use. Poor vii.
son. sez the Capfn, hes a goner, Ireckon, an
better-hearted fellow than him never died
dsgraceful death at the hans of q infurnel say.
age. Stop, seq ], 'ain't that him away down
yonder2' The Cap'in looked the way / p'tnted,
an he sees sum one standin' on the bank of a
kirk, bizzyla dom sumthin, we couldn't tell
what Nell, we goes down and when we Gums
in bout hundred yards, I'VE see him (twas Will. +
son, sure nuf) take an Injun baby by the heels,
and after rappin' it two or three times over
stump, fling in the kirk; and then we see
him fold his arms and look on, sorter melancho-
| sight.
F''Wilson,' seq the Cap'in, cumin up, what
in the deuce are you doinl2 Wilson sorter star
ted like, at first 6utseen' itwere the Cap'in he
smiled in them most pleasant way, an sez he,
Well, Cap'in I've alters heern that Injun babies
could swim, am SO 1 thought I'd try IT, AN
kin they swimS' sez the Cap'in. No, SIR sez
Wilson; that are last wun you see, is the sixth
flung in, an dar2s the s0un that's ss0u01 get -
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just Received and Now Open.

IN 00A BOLTS WALL PAPER-The best aSsortnaeI
4O9VOO in the cityabout 300 different atterns, rRnR
Ing II price from Zip" to One Dollar bolt. This stock
Is az TeIo and in good order. sold Those in
want Of good and cheap article will please call and ex
ap8 No AS Main az
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he caught swinging a1scyihe most Justify in
field Of stout herdgrass what makes you work
for q liYings a fellow with your talent and
ability should moi. be caught engaged in manual
labor. mean to get my living by my wits.
well, Bill, you can work with duller tools than
i can.
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The LAST HOOP fSToRY.-W Witticisms and sar-
casms against crinoine have grown threadbare;
but let this last story serve as timely warning.
The catastrophe, occurred at church in st.
GATHERINGS, G.. W., a few Sabbaths since. One
of the largest kind of hooped females, after sail
ing up the aisle in splendid style, without acci-
dent to either herself or the worshippers, attemp-
ted toienter pew, bntwhen the immense mass
had been squeezed about hnlf away through. it
''stuck fast, and all the efforts, kicks, squacks,
and contortions ofthe fair occupant were un+
availing to move the ''consarn.'' The sexton
who is ajcolored man-and one or two ofthe
church officers, perceiviug her difficulty, hui
namely resolved togrelieve the distressed crea.
ture; but it was no go-shc could neither be
got in nor ont, SO firmly was she wedged in
They tuggeG and pulled, and 4heaved. until the
sweat stood in large drops on their foreheads,
and went trinkling down their noses in as beau
tiful a manner as the oil ran off Aarons beard.
and when the case appeared almost too desper.
ate for relief short of cutting away a good many
feet of the pew, the s.coIored gentleman s. face
suddenly lighted up with an adea, ''let's can't
he, .bossTlet''s cant hertz and the poor thing,
despite her approximations, was canted accord
ingly, amid an universal laugh from the congre.
CATION, and thus relieved from her troubles.
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a FRESoH Count has just married daughter
Of the banker Seliere, who brings marriage por-
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49, HATS! HATSl HATS!
G AVERY, Hat and Cap manufacturtr, has on hand Z
Ne large assortment Of the late Spring fashions. Gen
tlemen viii please call and examine for themselves
SLAVERY, ,14B Main ST.,
lnhZt Wheeling. Va
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. 13l, Mziao st. Corner Of Union.
AYE now on hand large complete assortment of
~ all articles in our line, consisting of Ladies and Gen;
tlemens sades, fine and Iron Frame and
Wood Trunks, adYalices, Carpet Bags, sachels Upper
Leather, Hogshin Hair and Wool Collars Whips, Hames
DC. &c. &c. s 5sz-li2 t7sie3tft s-Eiti
Saddles every description and quality om the lowest
rate to the best style of English Shaftoe.
Iren frame Trunks and VaseS, very superior article
and unsurpassed for lghtness strength and durability.
Fine single and double Harness of the styles Stage
Wagon and Cart Harness of the best material and
manslp, ~ 5f5'l stfft= $50 =ziz5
Aarge assortment Carpet Bags and satches of every
Yaretyof material and pattern,
All ordered will be furnished promptly, and
fort will be spared to merit continuance of public
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