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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17
PItOCLANIA ION.

ME- her-by e1nmand Wilde brother, Of the city OF
W Wheeling To act agent for the distribution
OF Valentines Of all grades from this date the met
aud ito also authorize lem in TeceiTe all
Tor tle same This pTvclauaen Is snreessary
evident from past e1Petirnee that unserbulou eisos %!
ten ocr spurious iIntat sf the
these Who have semriits eApEtss
other; such persons Will BE- Wse and esche al
Gus lssives they cannot be relied and utterly
worthless The following Is scale Of the reliable
suits attending the presentation o. tst tender eptl,s:
$lo,nO ValeLtines SURF Wedding foTtls ith.
luuO o. :. Same result, say years. I..-.l
oIL11 . 7" . q SyeaTs. ...-
100 Most iikely-peIIaIs rot.
% DOubtful-leads to PleaHart acquail
however. - r.I.f ..i
:. Extremely doubtiel--stiIl sorae LOts-
/" Small potatoes
Can soon, as those fret purchased proGuctIv u the
Aapplest results.
divsn under my hand and day Of February
ISIS, In the city Of Whseng- f
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IhI5 La " OF NEWSPAPERS.

rsry are wishing continue their suDscrp
iigh..
G-a, the publisher ay continue to send them until all
rtIIase, are paid.
If subscribers neglect take their periodi
al, from hc which they directed they held
tiscus!r til they have settled the bill and ordered them
i.tegni.nurd.
,-Iisubscrbers other places withOutinform
o. publish aud the papers sent to the former di-
,,c;.vI, they held responsible.
5ir Courslave iiiat refusing to take periodi
.Ssff,ut Office, removing and leaving them uncalled
s=is yri8r JdCiI evidence of Intentional fraud.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

Hirstuius Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
'saagat the Hail. corner of Market and Monroe streets
aus NJ. IIALI, y. G.; b. " Ldrr, Secretary.
Franl'iin Lodge No. I3.-Meets as aboveevery
.,atAy .!y evening. DAVID BAYnA, n. G William p.
'a,s5Sy, Secretary.
"m' FELL Lodge No. 33.--AIeets asabovee eve
'llads, Secretary.
"heCIing Lodge No. 5S.-Meets every Monday
ush'As at the ua corner Market and Quincy streets
u Porrs, n c.; John TaO6Urn, Secretary.
F"Hoia Lodge No. S3.-Neets as above every
''Ay evening. Jos. nAsELY, " G.i Joha l.. MG1lreH,
VA. Tell EuCnmpment No. 3A.--Meets as
's he second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
-'-,a' JoaS BADEa, G. p; CaGs. Lfnck, Scribe
vAornm's RncamPmenr No. t.-NIeets at the
Corner Market and Monroe streets, the ,stand third
evenings of each month wN. TATLoR, p; Geo.
'i'"' Jr' Scribe. january 10, ls5s.
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BEBEEIS

yENT1LATED, sLLF-ADjUsTtSG SILK HAT,
NAJE have tGs day received frur1 New York Behe.ss
~ Spring rtl ilE Hats, and take pleasure ouc
ING this improved Of Fentintlg Eebienens hats Ard
making them son 10 e head This /. una. 81
admitting the air between the leather body tie
hat. and passing out Of the
air thruuElit The leather
To the shape Of te forehead the hat i puf ri
9hsTcly relieving tie head tL pressure unrit rraf
land much coupaInrd sGeled hats and tan,.
g the SIX Ht % be able and easy suft Fs;t
Hat, And rtrfoTt8ble uelI emil.
ated, exceedingly light and equally durablr nsads
Ia The ordinary GenteGaen 20 can ana
anime. [jdnSl SD. HARPER GtJSs
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THE INT ELLIGENCER
NEWS SUMMARY.


The papers continue to record the progress of
the extensive revival of interest in religious mat
terS. The first movement has been traced to
the "Dissenters, !" in England, last autumn, and
since then it has progressed with almost mar
vellcus effects in many lands. The Methodist
and Baptist churches have participated in it to
greater extent than perhaps other denOmina-
tons bnt the Preshyterians, Congresationalists
and Dutch Reformed have also experienced its
effects.
Tng PhiiapIiia Bulletin states that Mr.. F. w.
Porter, the defaulting Treasurer of the Ameri-
can Sunday School Union, was brought back to
that city from Ohio on Saturday, on a requisi-
ton from Governor Packer He was taken in
10 the Court Of Quarter Sessions, and held in
So, 600 bail to answer.
The telegraph announced the exposure OF
great crime committed by the bookkcpcr of
the Union Bank, New York, who is a default
er to the amount of of 100000. His name is
Henry r. Broihcrson, and he has absconded.-
Suspicious were first aroused by the report Of a
Police Officer to the Officers of the Bank, that
Bro,lerson was u regular visitor to Il gaming
house and staked and lot large sums of money.
A Kansas paper states that it is the Intention
of a gentleman in Yirginia, TO carry to Topeka,
carly in the coming Spring, 2Oo, 900 grape roots
embracing the most productive and hardy va
rictieS cultivated in this country.
AT Il banquet recently given in Paris by a
certain ustrious member Of the imperial iami
ly, the extravaganza Of the dishes is said to have
called down reprimand from tie Emperor
One single dish called "Salide Russo" is report
to have cost over SI,o0e!
SOME notions Of the pitch nf rivalry in the cos
tunes worn at the nuptials of the English Prin-
cess Royal, may be gathered from the fact that
a noble lady ordered the loom shoud be de-
stroyed ON which that ehcf d'qurre of British
skill had been made, which composed her cos
tune the 25th.
! THE New York Herald has paragraph head
ed, "Thc Little Giant going down Hill" If the
Little Giant is ''going down hil f" he is taking
the hill with him.
GAS IN CALcuTTA.-Ca Calcutta las recently
been lighted with gas The effect on the ma
tives is thus described in letter ionr the
gineer of the gas company:
''rhe astonishment of the natives was very
great; even among the better informed the in
quiry was, Sir, will you be so kind as to tell us
how the lamp burns without 4 wck!' Among
the lower orders there was impression that
it could be male to blow them all up; that the
Governor General had a key at the government
house, by turning which he could ut his pleas
ure burn up the whole city. At such critical
time you may depend we did not take tile tiOu-
BILE to disa6usc their min,s Of tIie idea indeed,
we rather strengthened 1t; nor could we get
native OH any consideration even to touch
lamp post for fear it would explode. They
now, However, getting more familiar with it
though the lamplighters are still'folowed 10y
crowd, especially when we light up new street
or district
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Incorporated 1el9-chaItsr Perpetual
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIaPAIRED,
WITH a SURPLUS OF S5O6,3S7 SIS.
the prestige of rs ye'lrs success aud experience
ASSETS JANUARY l. 1859 .

FO4nI Liabilities. -----1-----
Unsettled Claims not due.......-slIar92Gs4
losses Equitably A9jhste3 and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF 81, 900 900
OF Losses have paid by the Etna Co.. in
the past IS year.
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Fire T. Inland Navigation

Flre q InIand NaVlgaJIon
Risks accepted terms consistent with sOlvency and
fair profit -.
Especial attention Ofcen to Insurance oT WELLINGS
and Content, far terms n to years.
The progress this Corporation has stable aud
interrupted through financial sunshine
pe'iods evenul in or exempt from sweePnE eonaPra
Ons and maritime disaster. Being long established a
cash basis the troubles OF the credit system aec us in no
material pqftcuIr.
an Imperative duty the ability Of property TO
tain loss being t! EN- much essened.
Policies issued without dalay, and all business attended,
to with dispatch and fidelity, by
Il. u. sW EARRING KIN, Agent.
Wheeling, Va.
Office in Union Hall buildings west side Main
febl9-duw-til Jan. LIST, 10.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-27

OF iand and Improvements sit-
uated in the townships of Eu-
peka, Oregon and Kimshew
and known as 'Boga" con-
frmed by the United States
Commissioners at San Fran
cisco. The uthern bounda-
~ line being 800 33' 40"
latitude and the northern
boundary line being S9o 49,
As North latitude, situated
on the west side of Feather
river and adjoining the same
and sufficient in width to con-
tain square leagues Of land
according to the terms of tho
| Grant Of the Mexican Govern
ment, and being the same
| land conveyed by deed to
Thos. o. Larkin by o. W.
Flugge, dated the 2lst day OF
January A. D. ls47, record
ed in deed book A vol. /.
page AZ at the Recorders Of
ice in Butte county CAL, and
the confirmation Of aid claim
by the board of commission
ers appointed by the United
States to examine the title Of
Mexican grants OF las d in the
State Of California. recorded
in deed book s.B'' vol page
SO in the said Recorders Of
hco---and personal property, o95 90
Morrison J-Claim to 160 acres off, 70
land and improvements boun-
ded on the north by Jones
land and on the south by
Hendricks land, and person
, al property. Al s4
Mum Alfred s. Andrew-~Clsim to $40
acres of land and improve
ments bounded on the BY
Merrithew's ranch and west
:, by Sarah belongs ranch,
and personal property. 70 o
7 Morrison G B-Claim to 160 acres of
and improvements situated at
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-27

St water 60. 8 once. Z 10
Nichols B =. per sonal property..... / 76
Pierson Geo. improvements at the grain
gold quartz vein l mile of
Swedes Flat, and personal
property. ............. IL IA
Pike C..imprsvements at Hansonville.. ] "a
Rice A & Lewis Rice. personal property, IA ii
Robinson Sam W Hovey. improve
ments at Hansonville,.. i "a
sumner Peter. Claim to l60 acres OF
land and improvements near
the Board ranch and about 2
miles below en- the left hand
side of the road going to
Forbestown.. n.............-.. %
Smalley E. Improvements at Evansville, 50
Shields Jas. improvements at Hanson
vile, and personal property, IL Il
South Feather Water Co. improvements,
Water Ditch taken from Lost
creek about two miles in
portherly direction from the
Columbus House and running
thence to the vicinity Of
Forbestown and near the
head Of the Evansville branch
OF the Honcut and the vcini-
ty of Wyaudotte, ALSO the vi
cinity of Bangor, together
with its dams. fumes and Sa-
teras about 90 miles in length
of main ditch with its mean
deripgs: also one house near
the head dam and one heuie
near the 0rolewa creek, and
one house at Mount Hope and
water office at Forbestown and
lot on which it stands and
adjoining J L Gipson's dwell
ling heuse--lot the north
eriy side and on the north
side of the street, also the
House and lot on the Z side
of said Gipsou's lot on same
side of the street, also that
portion of certain ditch
near Mooreville recently pur-
chased by the South Feather
Water Company about three
miles of which is in Butte
county, together with the
dams, fumes and aterals and
reservoirs. in said county
thereunto belonging. lUs2 D
thompson L H-improvements at Han
ssonville and personal prop
erty.. ...................... 2
Worden A--l6O acres Of land aud i'm
provements at 0rolewa, Eagle
Hotel and other buildings, and
personal property. 80 S
Worthine Frederick Improvements at
Matches. es..............-.... i
White Geo.. v s. Bro-personal property, s
willeughby Chas personal property, 10 /
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-27


Cox J. Personal property........-. 16 81
| Casey Danr. ., 10
Cheeer Alfred. 1 %
Covington Joseph NJ. Land, bounded on
the west or south by land
Owned by Chaney & Thorp,
and being the land in possess
sion of A 7 Sparks. 13 "a
Carson Mrs Linsley & james Williams,
Potter & Co-Claims to o.
1893 acres of land, known as
the Faruell ranch, bounded
as follows, to-wit; Beginning
at a point on the Sacramento
river about one and a half
| miles below the fourth stand
| ard parallel north, the same
being the nsrth west corner
of Slano Seco ranch, and run
| ming thence north 6S" east,
! 500 and 46-10O chains to
stake marked Farwe!l thence
| thence north l4ao east SOB
chains to Chico creek, thence
down said Chico creek with
its meanderings to the Sacra-
mento river, thence down
said river with its meander-
ings to the place of begin.
ing. ~ w
Davenport Marshall B. Personal pro-
| perfy. ................. 90
DEXTER Poind. Personal property... II IS
Edoar John. '... 81 sc
Fay C Bruce & Co. Claims to IL .576
acres of land. known as Slano
Seco rancho, bounded as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at .
Il point on the Sacramento NV
i er about miles south Of the
4" standard line north.i the
same being the southwest
corner OF Farwell Rancho,
running thence north 6SH,
| east about $50 chains to Mt.
Diable meridian. thence
south 537 and 65- 100, thence
west 230 and 16 loo chains
to Sacramento river, thence
up said river with its mean
, derings to the place of begin
ming. ................ .s76 81
Garner Ceon-Clsims to 80 acres Of Land
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JANUARY a. 1883


THO. LEvIsON AUCrrONHER. WILL SELL At AUG
81 lon this evening slArge collection OF choice oil paint
books engravings &C. the spacious saesroom ana
gallery 675 Broadway under the Iaarge Hotel Sale posi-
tive commencing O'Clock N. B0oods carefully packed
for shpment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14
THE rALENT

illustrating the new edition Of hsi practical medical work
Human Fraty Physiological Researches just issued
from the press II describes the and effects of all dis
OF delicate contains copious instructions for
the perfect restoration Of those who prevented ny ped
ents from entering into the marriage state asoa PROBES
sonal dissertation illustrating the results OF chemical tests
and examinations by he6ewy constructed microscope, with
powerful lenses Price cents Sent free Of postage any
part Of the country This invaluable work may be ohsned
as well as the Treismar, from DR. BARROW No 57 Prince
street 0ew doors Of broadway New York also from
4. ". Ring, Broadway New York; W. ". Psge. BOSTON,
Heber Philadelphia, ead T. \. Hance Baltimore.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
In mail steamers.
.....a-. iuj.>Si LA Ii.a

kIEW fUNK AND EKPUOL
In mail stcamers
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC Captain Oliver Hdridge
The BALTIC, Captain Joseph Comstock.
The ADRTAfIC, Captain James West.
These ships having built by contract expressly fof
government service every has been taken 10 their
sruction also In their engines to insure strength AM
speed and their Tor unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
The steamers OF this have improved water tight
parmens and has been spared to make them all
good new the thorough examination veu them proves
their mode of construction yet unequaled.
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool In st cabin
$50 in second DO SIS From Liverpool TO New York 30 and
% guineas An experienced attached u each anp
No berhs be secured until paid for.
SAILING
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DENTIgTRY.

nR. " WILSON, OPERATIVE AND MANUFACTURE.
IL dentist, Rond street, ~ ". having several
constantly employed IN manufacturing for the
every variety of artificial teeth would invite the aenson
OF dentists senersy " his superior facilities be believes
~ furnish mem With neater and perfect operations
ano at less cost than they manufacture With the usual a.
ciics home Samples Office Teeth
for patients at the lowest possible prices.
rrEErH-oN GOLD. ONLY u EACH WHOLE SETS
II $40. New and splendid styles warranted -four preni
ums received, work guaranteed references given. Dr.
MANSON dentist established 1907 Aforementioned Inst
80 West Thirty second street Eighth
WE UNDERSTAND THAT SEVERAL DENTISTS IN
w Bond street are using vuicante compound instead
metal for inserting srticsl teeth upon II IL said
10 gold patne-N. v Dispatch Speci
mems can b. seen AZ Is Bond street
VVE UNDERSTAND THAT rTR DENTAL PROFESSION.
w generally consider the vulcane compound 1nda rub
ber and brnsone)s complete failure, being inferior 10
pana, gold silver block tin bass for artificial teeth
Partc phrs Al eos broadway.
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MEDICAL.


Great Inducements viii be offered, several invoices
being closed out 70 pay cash advance.
MEDICAL
&1 mn ropYEIIKs AND 40 CHARGE UNLESS
sSrp IA ~ ss5ss sssa the M. ss
drop your only reliance for tho,onsh cure IN certain Or,
mo- 3. p1s ss ss U pSe S
cd without de @ a6ap.s from s wssS al ' The,
seeurss the pssp, from .esOnds ssss s and ia ss only
rs 4 Ga Assss hat S's,
IL visneus deception
nR. COOPER, u DUANE STREET, HAS FOR rpELAsT
~ years confined bis practice 70 tn treatment Of PIRATE
with the certainty Of being rsdca cured Chsrges moerse
nR. WATSON HAS FOR LONG sxR1Es or YEARS
~ confined his s,ie.,on. certain diseases which be has
o. failure The remedies as mid without inierrup
ssass w s Few Of Broad
vi" Inc consuming rooms w S &nfsox, ND,
Formerly Surgeon Of he Lock Ho-pasl
DR. WARDS UTroRrySArys FRIEND AND OTHER
ns % On f DR. ws r Cure
few dsys Fem.le diseases s1cccsstnx rsssd His
sornsS q Bro.dwsy. -
nR ooRBTTT, 02 HUDSON STREET, NEAR CANAL.
~ warrants cure 10 all private complaints though NAL
nR. wATsoSs NEW WORK. THE CAUSE AND
exhauson with local debility induced by early lndiscreon
other which The ssd effects Of the
insidious malad with the treatment fully
planned illustrated BY anatomical Plates sfd
cravings with supplement SEXUAL Diseases Price 81
10 be had OF the author, who may be consulted conf
hdensy SONY hve) Walker street. few doors west Of
broadway
TAR RALPHs OFFICES, ia BRO kpwAy. CORNER OF
~ Tenth street hours 10 TO !, and after O'clock
DAyNENr AFTER THE cURE-sr. JosEPHs TREAT.
ment Of all sorts of diseases. Apply 70 DR.. JOSEPH
GFrRRRE from 10 10 ~ No. 10 wsverey place, N. Y.
DIcoRD's vELrEAus, C1vIALHs ACIoNs, CURL
IL snd the private hospital practice ~ Parts and Lon
don, by Dr. bARhofT AZ persons ahiced with dis
OF the fact he takes
method o. informing their he the only graduate In this
who exclusively curing hose diseases and whose
with the hospitals enables him 10 adopt the
radical treatment curing the oldest and
verest and Mercer streets opposite ST.
Hchoiss fhm r. ~, Sune excepted. The
Doctor Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide nearly 40
picture Illustrations IL IL 1t gives ali the advertised
medicines. We commend DIR. Lsrmont TO the afflicted
Courier Flats Upis ssasss Zeung Day Book Atlas &c
DtCoRD's PRACTICa-C. u. HAMMOND, n. n, PUPIL
IL Of RECORD of Paris who IL the first living surgeon for
diseases &C. Of the SEXUAL syssem and Of Proesss Car
nochsn and Mott Of this city be consulted IN Esh or
French personally BY Ner ~ hs Office No 81 Beecker
street east OF broadway, from 70 and from btss O'Clock
evenings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

uIoRsR OR MARE wANTED.-sUsr RE WARRANT
III I'd, kind in harness thoroughly broke SOUND IN
every respect hands high good color stylish
animal generally between ann years old. Call with par
ticuars. MARTINEZ P1NO Spine street, from 10
~.
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SEGARS.

NASH PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO ExAnINI
~ my stock Of Havana, domestic and German segars
Great Inducements will be offered several invoices ar
being closed out 10 pay cash advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN-FRIDAY, JANUARY Is AT
I'D i0S O'Clock A. M at the central saesrooms, Woughby
Pearl Brooklyn, small quantity Of parlor
chamler kitchen nrniture also lot of jewelry ladies'
work boxes, writing desks, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

For freight or Passage apply 20
EDWARD K COLLINS, No. IS Wall street. n Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 co, Liverpool
Is. q. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris. .
The OF these ships win not be accountable Tor gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious metals
less bills Of dng sgned therefor and the value tereo
expressed therein
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

xxrAvrEp-A IIGuT RUaGy WAGON NO oRIEc.
w that has hes used little. Any person hav.
ing sucn wagon cash customer BY addressing
A. ", Herald Office.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR IA
" and New Orleans On Monday. January ia. At
O'Clock NJ from pier foot o. Warren street North river
sud avorite steamship PHILADELPHIA C. Boggs
will sail shove Passage be secured At the once ~ the
line shippers will be supplied with biank biis Of ainR Of
the forms signed BY the line application AT heir Office No
other form. signed aud no b q sdins viii be signed after
the hour Of sailing For freight apply the Of
fee, No. III West street, corner Of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

ITO vIsIrERs TO HAvANA.-THE AMERICAN AND
i European Hotsi-Thc subscribers take pleasure In
nounsns the travelling public that hs mes house in the
after the LIST day OF January 1868 The location Of eir
OF the most healthy plsces on the island the house
IA new newly furnished throughout and pains hiss
been spared 10 make convenient and for We
Every excrton viii b. made by the proprictors 10
make guee comfortable and home The house slt
aed he Cslseda Real Del Cerro No 81 Cerro Havana
On arrival the there win always be
70 take charge Of both and baggage pass their bag
gage through the Custom House and 10 that safely de-
hvered at the house Also there will be omnibuses read
convey free Of charge 70 the hotel
8. w. WOOLCOTTA co, Proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

RUcKIsYs HALL SIS BRohDw F-To LET Or
yAS, BuCkLzX SONS.
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IENRY n. JERDs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO

4 "a Nassau street-nRNRy ". LEEDS Co will ssll
sucon Thursday and Friday, January II and Is At ii
clock each day IN she gallery the saesroom No n
ssaau street valuable collection OF about oil paines
ss recsived from Europe IN rich Gilt frames Among them
30 anc specnens OF the Dutch, Flemish and French
bcos T6ey be examined few days previous 70 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

||,uBERTa SAVAGE AUCTfoNErR-AARoN A sk
U WAGE Win sell at the ssesroom So Cedar street
sy Jan. u.s. az 10 A. dry goods hosiery, clothing
.iches jewelry made mp fur lace goods. silver plated
safe oil palntngs, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE FOR
III S2O cost VIVA rare chance Any person wishing "a
purchase nice covered pleasure wagon and seven
old, that rot inside Of three minutes souud and
KIND aud can days hard work can purcka.e the
by applying TO JOHN DYKEs IL Grand street in the porter
house afterl I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

WANTED TO BUy-A GOOD, LOW SECOND HAND
w gig Inquire In The lumber yard 80 Cherry street
UANTED-A HoRsr OR MARE NOT OVER SEVEN
w Years Old sound and Kind that ,rnt in go. for
which fair price WI he Paid Address FOR three days boz
liz ueram onee