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A.nts in NIcGaXNck.

I H1fE sale privately, - lots Ia MoGavock,
a ST. i.s Jefferson MAJ sOn, Fillmore Avenue,
.r' .ts. iLerl Ayenue, Henaefsh oa and DANES
,. - IN ,siH sell ~ great bargai . These
.t>.e anti sntc nf She b-a utiui IN ihat adj
h..,.. amt . Those 81 small means, ~antng chevy
Il, rsN their chance. Dor rariir ulars call ON
T. Gi.AsGtCk.
.rt7-t. Agent
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TwoFHurs WALTON; or, S majety # truiA, yrply to
''TAeodosia E'aesf-" by aeastv Of GAs Alabama
Conference NasAraie, Team. IsLisAed far The
AutAor BY !SersIsson d 0sors. lsbs.
A book to suit the controyersialists,-we
are grateful TO be able to say, we are moi. As
far as doctrinal opinion is concerned. We trust
We may be permitted to rank on the same
side with the author,--when his controversial
pFopensities carry him 80 far away from the
teachings Of Jesus, as TO 'Prous' another de-
nomination Of Christians 10 be AL enerziss
Of C.ris,' we must take leave of him. What
says the blessed Masters Little children,
love one another and---a new command
ment give unto yen. that ye love one ano-
Their" Do We not all hope TO be HIS -little
children :" But II We do not the things He
has commanded, how can We be His, and
''like unto Him!' Our author himself well
Describes what all CHRISTIANS should be-
children OF one common Father, sitting
meekly At the feet OF Jesns.r That is beau
tifal-and more. ID Is rlgh.
We cannot say bow We should like Tho
dosia Ernest but ae opine. not any better
than we do -TheophElus walton.n We can
read with asldIsy book like s.4ruecrdi.za,',
but with such a. the one before "a We cannot
be pleased. Notwithstanding she i1form4.ioa
there Is TO b CLEANED from il. We cannot
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Stout-hearted DANES were they;
With 10 WELD the battle brand,
And join in border fray.
The mothers of our forest land
Their bosoms plowed men!
And proud they by such to stand
In hammock, fort, or glen;
To load the sure old rifle
To run the leaden ball
To watch a battling husbands place,
And ill G-should he ftll.'
OF such women. and snch men-of the
gentle Moravian missionaries, and the red
handed men of the wilderness.-of treacher-
Gus Tory, and ruthless renegade, and noble
hearted patriot. are made up the drda,dtis
personae of the book before us The author
says, Forty years since we visited Wyoming.
and from that period we have enjoyed rare
advantages for the study of its history. How
we have improved our opportunities will APP
pear in the work which we now present TO the
public. Our object has been strict conformity
to historic truth, and we have spared no
pains in the collection of facts, and in their
study and exposition OF course this is
well. or course a "sirict conformity to his
toric truth" is the first essential to q good
history. First of all, we must have Reliability.
but would il not be well for the author of
such a work as this to have q degree Of inn
agination also? Not fancy from which to
draw his facts. but one which could give them
to US in a lively and impressive coloring.
Considering all the traditions, the poetry. the
romance, the prestige that hangs around the
iar-faraed vale of 'Manghwauwame," is il
not allowable-nay, is il not expected, that
In speaking of it. one should wax little
warm, and throw OF from his steelpen some
thing of the electric tire of bis enthusiasm
So we thlnk-so We feel. And in consequence
we cannot but exclaim, ''oh for the tongue
Of fire. that plays about the pen of GAYARRE!
Oh for that glowing enthusiasm which has
told rs Of the good Beinville. the noble her
vile, aud the ehivalrous Sanvolle Oh for
that palette and pencil from which were
painted for us in Tyrian hues, the exploits Of
81. Dennis,-the heart-grief OF Crozat. and
the romance Of the Princess Charlotte! Yesl
or give US the steel stylus that could portray
with equal vigor aud fidelity the meretrieious
aud g0ld-bedizened portrait Of John Law.
aud the rude Canadian simplicity Of the IRON
handed Tonti (which could picture the white
light Of purity that falls Ike a halo round
the hoary head Of Father Davion, kneeilng
dead before the altar Of God,-or gathering
up the gloom. and the deeper gloom fling
them Into an awful shadow about the death
couch of the ..Stung Serpent |"
Dat, though We have not all we crave, OF
all that in justice TO the subject, ne deem we
are entitled to.--siill NE arc grateful for what
We have. and feeling 80. have read ''wyom-
ing with great INTEREST," IL Is a book of
something over 400 pages, neatly bound. aud
handsomely illustrated. The publishers have
done their part "sxeelleatly well" aad lAs
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More New ssoOks.

SELF-MADE MEN, Containing the Lives Of sixty Dis
tinguishcd Persous-Scy mour.
KENNETH AND HUGH, OR SELF MAsrERy-CoHs.n
Kate.
THE HEIGHTS OF EIDEJ.BERG, by Helen Hailett.
TIE WOLF BOY OF CHINA, by william Dalton.
OUR LITTLE GIRLS, by the Author Of "A Little
Leavenn
THE BABES IN THE BASKET
THE BEAUTIFUL. HONE, by the Author Of ''AIinls-
terfng Children"
HYPATIA, OR NEW FoFss WITH AN OH FACE
Kingsley.
TUE 'oPEIIs, OR GETTING UNDER, WAY.
BILE BRIfTAN on a Tou., Here and There
THE JULIA, by the Author Of '.Vara.n
Received and FOR sale by
n0vl9-if CHARLES " SMITH
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For Rent.

u seroad daor fron the earner ~ l1Fitss - sad
tbs s4aarr. and noe oceapicd b NJ. l.rx4 as =
teaFdins kaass- TIE fF<snt table - b1stness
stand sks npper tart = : fssaiy ressaeace- There
= .fss. Blacksmith <Aap n she rear, al ~ ~htz4
slu b rertea tekether FIR he NIX Jar. feesas-
sloa gissp isl 81 January aext- kaqsiTe u
!. HaSso-u - 3 4 T. GLAssocK, Agent
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u u ~ - IN NJ

We have just received a splendid ar
Ns+2<-s.S tice OF WINTER NEwS INK, from the
celebrated Mandatory Of MATIEKs Sons, New York
in kegs of 1OO so and IS pounds For sale cheap FOR
cash. SMITH, CAMP & CO.,
noYIa-if P.triot Office.
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original sketches of natural scenery, are
strikingly pcturesque-just such as we would
expect must environ the romantic valley of
Wyoming In short this is volume worthy
10 be laid by, and conned over by us, when
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FIFTY Acres.

abou tht, 81 which Is n cultivation and the balance
.rt,,tly Ia bcrcd with hickory, suear-trce ash &c.
TIL s.u sc The hhe qualify, wuh mo excellent
.vNy -t.4 < NITings-
C''n fh' ls..et bowed log house, in good order
rlcicis tizu q beautiful building site, and viii ito
inursT k.ud ~ nupfoV ats could be made q
th. SIC sra bic places in Ihc county. We VII give
H bars o. Ia ihis prlleriy ana DESTROYS of sciiiug
ftr trIIl. ct sale aud particulars call o. JANIS y
HiII 10 ihc premises or 10
L. X GLAsCOCk,
o.ti.-tf Real Estate Agent.
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lieu advertisements.
For Rent.

TOR the year 1852 that commodious dwelling house
L on the corner of Cay and High streets. For par
tculars enquire Of T.. K. GLASCOCk,
nov2O-u Agent.
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LONDON BOOKS.

LONDON BOOKS.
For Sale by JOHN YORK CO., No. IS Union
Street.
sberidan'F Dramatic Works and Life.
Guizot's History of Reprcsenisve Government.
Condes' History q the Arabs IN spain.
SIurn's Morning Communion with God.
ChiliingworthS ReIiEisn q Protestants.
RooariaAs Tec.merons
Canante's Exemplary Novels.
Pede's Ecclesiastical History - England.
MaIlets Northern Antiquities.
Kits's EARLY English Neiricai Romance.
Chrouicies 81 the crusaae--IHus'raied.
Fariy Travels IN ralestine. with nap
Ksshiiey' Parry NJ tsoiogy-
Hand Pook q Proverbs sayings. haxinss, ks.
LarF's Portraits q Iaus'rtoas PrrsonsFrs.
Nsx~eii's Victories az Wellington
I4fe q wellington, By oid Soldier.
Tales q the Gent from The PERSIAN.
Pictorial Hand Brok az Landon-
Tasso.s Jerusalem delivered
History af The Anglo Saxons-flustrsted.
Ari-to's Orlando Furiaeo--nne steel g1afcs.
Dssossis's Hinsvsh and "a fAiaess-lIissirssed
Raphael and nicisei AnEels--iiiusfrAied.
siarte's BRITISH Binis--eolarrA pl-1ess
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n y NJ Inc = a h Il
Land, Stock, Farming Utensils,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Corn, Fodder, Hay, Sc,
On Friday, 10Th OF December, 1858

Situated on the NashriHe and Chattanooga ReilrodC
at AnfiOch Depot. eight miles from The city.
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s'In winters tedious nights sit by the FIRE
With good old folks, and let them tell their tales
OF woeful ages, long ago beude."
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EOr Ncut.

TINE STORY ROOM on Broad street, one door from
i the corner cf Front street, how occupied by r.
L. wEAKLEY.s Possession can be had immediately II
desired or the LIST Of January next. Apply %
A ". JOHNSON, or
noyI9-lm FISHER, WIRELESS a. co.
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Cooley for December.

GonEY's LADY's BOOK, for december. Just re-
ceivrd by =. HAGAN.
novls-ff
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A S M A LII F A r III

4 AZ ttsy offering fer sale privately, upon -
cant udat.rg rms, the farm 81 JANFs -
= ~, = .laicd un the Hlisboro' Iike, GA S%sa.
nlU % this city, and atB'tnng the lau's ~.
81. " i", by Williams. Jno. iiiil, Felix Compton aud
j. h. v ~ MS. Tho lracl contains
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On Monday. Nove,nber DO. Is5s.

I WILL, on the premises. prucccl o. sell 10 III,
4 highest bidder. tlis valuable Farm, WIN h mas
been sub lie idcd four tracts containing from Is
Ia IS acres each. Upon two Of the there are
tine dwellings, with ali tlse Try nut houses ina
COOL repair. ant upon each Ealing Str me- of
excellent water, with nne falling bold stran
running through: two young orchards Of Peaches
Apples &c., together with timber The other remain
ing tracts heavily timbercd, with Gne building
sites aud excellent SOIL aud never failing srr.n,,
branch running throgeh them. Th, fai m ns a huh,
or dvifcd, viii compre favorahly IN point of snil
convenience and comfnrt with any other tiat has
been offered "a the public The l"ratnn ct IL 10
Franklin College. Minerva College, together with the
Churches, maScs il Of the desirable placrs
we SNOW Of Persons who desire O. educate their
Children. in fine institutions ana coed society now
have a chance 60 avail themselves Il that olplotttr
ty. We would silly invite attention 20 a. - farm
before the day st sale. rs determined o. sell
Plats of the land viii he exhibited DAY or sale
TEENS "A credit ~ I, and years with notes wei
endorsed, without interest. and u lien REFINED.
Omuibusses viii leave the square the morning
Of the sale, free Of charge, ana nne collation. viii
be served up.
+. GIAsCoCK, Agent
After thr land sale will offer 60 the highest bid
der upon cred Of mouths, notes VOL endorsed
payable la hank. a lot OF Mules and Hors.s. Amare
the horses IS "a hne wear old Oily which tas.. tho
premium at the late STATE Fair the fastest
ia harness.
Uoylf-fd + x ANEGCk gept
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IFFom TIE Saturday Revie,c, (LondOn,) Oct. 2s.l
With patient industry only less remarkable than
his creative power, he has prodaced work which
in addition to higher qualities, is amusing as Wa
verify novel, and accurate as a German mono
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tional aspect by means Of his idea of an i'm
rninent dome tic-ora s he CALI il. polaieal--
homogenity Bat IL will not do 10 forget that
this homogenity can only arrive through see
tional changes Of the most radical aud sec
tional agitations or the most violent charac-
ter. There is no process bearing even the re-
motest resemblance 70 the popular idea OF
abolition under form Of law, by which the
servile relation in the Southern States can he
brought to an end, either now. or Ia any iu-
ture within the reach of human calculation.
When slavery il abolished. whether the means
employed be in form peaceable or torcible,
they will come in the character OF an over
towering necessity which will, at once, re
ducc the communities acted upon 10 subject
condition. They will obey because they will
be under compulsion which they cannot re-
sst and their citizens will cease 10 be mas
tiers in the domestic. to become subjects In The
political relation. Doubtless. in time. slavery
will disappear; but il will not he through
any process to which the term abolition can
with any senblance OF proPriety be applied
1t is desirable, once In while, In ord'r 10
determine where we are, 10 glance backwards
ut points that have been 5oserpassssi. The
celebrated Buffalo Convention of le4s Was
thought 10 have gone great way IN The
political measures which it proposed In re-
spect 10 slavery. That body was denounced
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Cur Book Table.

'WYoHrNG: its history, stirring Incidents and roman
tic adce1ltares." By GEORGE PECK, D. ID. Neao
Fork. Huyper d Brothers.
The beautiful valley of Wyoming. with its
lovely scenery. its historic associations, its
poetical romance, and its baptism of blood,
has become to us, classic ground. No spot
within the broad area of our country is richer
in historic incidents, nsr do the annals of any
other find more ready response in our
hearts. The volume before us then, is one,
which, from its subject. must prove highly
interesting to every reader. With portion
of its contents many of us were already
familiar, having conned them over with de-
light in a late number of Harper's Magazine,
Others. equally interesting and romantic
are given, leach story complete picture in
itself, and yet necessary part of the whole"
There can be no incidents in the local history
of our people more interesting, not to say
exciting than the adventures of Brant.-the
incidents related by Mrs. Martha Myers
sketches communicated by Mrs. Bedford,-the
romantic chronicle of the captive girl, Fran
ces Slocum,-incidents of that she-wolf the
halfbreed Indian queen, Kate MOntour,-and
the terrible story of the Fratricide, John
Pencil, whom even those human wolves. the
Indians. deemed it justice to leave to his hor-
rible fate, that of being torn to pieces by the
bowling pack; these wild men of the forest
thus echoing the equity of traitors doom,
recorded by the soul OF chlvalry:-
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"Her wing shall the eagle flap
Ger the false hearted;
His warm blood the wolf shall lap,
Ere life be parted"

The extremities endured by the pioneer
women of that earlier time, ere such as may
be pOndered with profit by their daughters in
this our day. Great God! what tolls, and
privations. what fears, and griefs. and agonies
were theirs? We ask ourselves in wonder,
''why did they not give themselves up to in
consolable grief, or sink down in utter des-
pair?" "Ah! the women of those times were
made of sterner stuff. And how nobly they
bore themselves. when the storm beat furi-
ously upon them, and the iron entered into
their soulrl
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q. Il AAYES q co.


e. HAYES & co.
MANUFACTURERS II of every descripton of CARRIAGES.
N buggtes, Harness, and light ana fancy work Of al
'raae Parties wishing purchase invited to cali
V Room corner OF Market and John streets, Wheel
nc. GOO BOLTS b. 1T WALL PAPERThe best sss0Ftmen
l9UOO tn the city-abont 300 different patterns, ,rauE
ns price from Fip"t TO Que Dollar a bolt This sfock
Is az meto and in good order and must be SOLD Those IN
anime nns my stock. j. 6. HARBOUR, 4 s'--
HATS! HATS! EATs! T.
a9s L as spF s.Ss. R on l'as
semsn Will llease call and exoIpn. ol ii. ns,lvts.
mh27 . a'ANi ~ WhesiIas, s,iih s:ji Us.
REMOVAL
LANGFRIED, substantial and fancy Boot and Shoe
Main asFs s s s Ga ssans tie
patronage OF the Ppbc Intending his work to recommend
Ss!. laLo-eml j. LANGFRlED.
THE HAT.
NEW STYLE p "A ATENpRD FLEXIBIE
SILK HATS!
The Moss Comfortable DIe ess Hat
combining .s HS S.sa,5 a54 sla M}9k15R .}s.sls = 2
ssp14 = e.'ls'4 s. b s. ilsi HAarER 2 SONS.
4ElSKELL g. SWEARING EN-
HAVE now HkcElyKp 1ulIR Es4INE SECOND sTOcx OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODSl
HIGH they win sell greatly reduced prices q1ey
possesses great from that il Is ncIt
great na s vs. IIf & goods lave 5.,1 Purchased
WluTE GOODs.-WeLave nov IN store t5c IaTo9s1 s7-1
~, most complete stock Of white goods hsve
flS1a Ssissooss,s sS5ssst' tlitiDg.
PLAID and striped DO, n AHlskilRd A4stiRf ca.l-t...
mEEo AEIskELL & 'swEARlNGEN.
nSS5 PIoUA for Naples Sc
w HITE and Bun Corded Mant alias, just received
" ms HE1sKEl.L 8 syIEAIINGEN.
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CHUKCnEs or WHEELING

For the information of strangers visiting the city, pub
III the following list of the different Churches and their
me and place of nsetnE If there any mistakes, we
will make the necessary correction with pleasure:
St. Jatheqr's, Eli8copalfQn Corner Monroe and Bvrop
rees Rev. E. T. PEREps, Rector; morning services 1O16
clock, evenng,T.
ST. Johns, EptscopG1Gn, Main street, between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, RevJ H. Smith, A. ~, Rector
services-Morning 1016; afternoon 81; night IN
First PresJytertnn, REV. R.H WEED Pastor Fourthst
etWeen Monroeand
Second IreS1yteTfd, Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning evening"
Third fresbyte'i0n, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Taibelt ss South Wheeling, Rev. E. WooDs Pastor servi
morning and evening.
F"r@ Lrestyte't0', Rev. A. PAUL. PASTOR AIanstreet
etween Washington and Adams ss services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street Methodist ptscopa9 Rev. J. E. WILSON,
Pastor between Monroe Quincy
morning evening"
North Street MeaOdist Episcopal Rev.AA. REoER Pastor
corner Market and North sts North Wheeling; services
mornin- and evening.
thGp9i"e Street Methodtst E1oiscoDaz, Rev. T. H. Mon.
ROE Pastor, Chaplne street, First and
centre Whee ing services morning and evening.
South Raoeia0 IL E. ChmrOa, Rev. ]. s. HAIL,
sseOr:servces morning and evening.
hhseitn0 Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. ].
WusON, Pastor.
Chapne street, between Webster Third Centre Wheel
ng.
81 oumss Cathedral Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev. BISHOP
wHELAS' Fifth street, of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon
As'oei'ts Reformed, Rev T. NooLusE Pastor, corner
Market and Jefferson sts servcesmornnE and
D'Scbe"' Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling; services 1O thu morning. and TX
Eea"ge'cG1 Protestant, Rev WV. HE1rEa, Pastor Clay
rect, above Sixth, Eastwheellng
Zion Evangelical LuMeriun, Rev. F. Z1NAMER4AS,
astor Market street. between and Third Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening"
.''s" Synagogue Quincy street, between Market and
German Protestant. Union Rall. Main street
"'"Fse aud Quincy; services 1o1S morning.
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NTAsoNTO DIREo1,tnRv

,.es "hio lodge No IoI.-Nee,s masonic nan.
asy yeveninRs of each MONTH g. W. s,;,~w Ey'.
"7asr kaaahfin, Secretary. ~ z1'se=
~ Whse'ing Lodge No. I2s Meets as above on
B "l.. 'sara Thursday evening IT each month f. A.
@NytLsGsn,w. whn"', NJ; s. W Pearson, Secretary.
,bo,a ont,,. -. = mon Chapter no. Io-Ieets as
''orE, H.P s. ". Pearson, Secretary w
.h.r. tr' saca'n Pinent No. 1.-Meets
ALarta,, Monday evening of each month ".
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Ling. VA, SATURDAY MORNING. JJTT.Y 81 Is58

as now, when look uponsit for the last time.
Every melodious wave in the long outline of the
immortal mountains-every scared marble in
the august piles of ruin-every blood-red ane-
none on the banks of the IlissGs, nd5every as.
Phodel the blossoms on the hill OF Colonos-I
know them and they know me. Not as a Gu
.rlous stranger shall leave Athens; not as a
traveller, eager for new scenes; but with the
regret of one who knows aud loves the sacred
soil, to whom it has been at once a sanctuary
aud home 49,
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LIE Law OF NGWSPAPERS.

-subscrbers who express notice to the con.
ions. ~ ' ~
2If subscribers order the dsconnuaHce of their per
garages are paid. " "
If subscribers neglect take their periodI
eats from the ouces to which they directed they held
ls:oatiuued. ~
Ill subscribers to other places wthoutinform
publish and the papers to the former i-
ection they held responsible.
re ConTtshave decided that refusing take periodi-
ais from the otNcr removing and leaving them ancallei
81. IlriniG fncid evidence of intentional fraud
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GREAT ATTRACTION
IN CENTRE wHEEr.TNH

Ohm RoEMER having recently removed to his new
store TeHIn No. 80 Main street, right opposite Mrs
"a fesideoce Centre Wheeling, and haVLg now one
81 @ s. largest ana best store rooms in The city,
new stocs ot goods which for or style
cannot be surpassed by any establlshent tst Of lie
M takes pleasure in inviting his friends
anu tns pabLc m general 10 give him early call as lie
onrf rare TO puIchaGers the way OF
great reduction In priceG Owing the lacness OF ths
season ne mas DoHEht ly goods Ut nearly half the us4
m a9d VII sen them at What have
70 pay therefore, Ladies' DELAY but cOne
at once End examine for yourselves and you win not I'd
For ihstAnce he viii sll good lawns for
~ ssntsi te JaccOnet worth 90 ,tT
Iae fancy ELnbro Swiss Robes aI
IleS DealneS bareges ChnEeS, BFluns, nearly one.
usual price, BOnntts the beRt stec.,
Gs sLosk of Crape si eepOltsD, MEMS and
Chldfeus ats and Flats in the city greatly REDUCED
prices and thousands Of other articles too "a
but in fact Of the ecrnet ktoeka Of
ooqe IN the city; therefore advise all who are n
search OF handsome goodg wish give
an cary eau at No. Northwest corner OF Maii ana
N'SttS ssSS'S JOHN -ROEMEf,
-H2SA Centre Whee!rg.