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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20

SPREAD EAGLE ExTKAoRDINARy-we infer
that they had considerable of spree in New
York, over the messages from the Queen and
President, judging by the following sensation
heading in one of the New York papers:
The Ocean, Cable s o.
The Metropolis in a Blaze Of Glory.
Ovation to Science and Civilization
'What has Caused this Great IommOtion the
Country Through"
Queen Victoria's Message in Full.
Its Effect Throughout the Union.
The Way the Short Message was Sent. rs
The Celebration in the Metropolis
Salutes of Three Hundred & Thirty. three CT ns.
One Hundred Grand Rock Blasts al the Central
Park.
Splendid illumination of Public and Private
- Buildings.
Sentiments Of the People in Transparencies.
Merry Peals Of the Church BELLS. %
Union of the Whole World.
= E5Plurib1s Unum.
Quarter Of Q Million OF People in the Streets
The Vox Populi.
Scenes, Sights ana Sensations
Message of Mayor Tiemanl TO Mayor Of London.
The Niagara Boarded =
More Salulss to. day.
Was there Ever Anything Like this Display3ay
Excelsior. sd
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20

THR A7IAnrrc CABLE CONpANY.--A day OF
two ago so adverted to the underhand policy
which the Atlantic Telegraph Company seemed
to be dursuing We End that like opinion is.
general. The N. Y Post says:
This reserve on the part of the telegraph
agents is unfortunate. The public begin to slls-
pect that they are not dealt with frankly; that
tefeis some reason for all this disingGniousness,
which is not .creditable TO the company. The
very fact that theagents at VaIentia were feqir-
ed to verify the Queens despatch by distinct
affirmation that it was genuine, admits the exis-
tencc of skepticism about the company doings,
for which they have nobody hut themselves
to blame. Nothing is ever gained in the long
run by making pretentions which cannot be.
sustained. The credit and usefulness of
telegraph company, above ali other human en-
terprises must depend upon 1.-THE fairness, in
genuOushess, and unqucstionabls integri-
ty of those who manage it. II unexpected
obStabies to the operation Of the line were en-
countered. the best way was TO say SO frankly
and exhibit no: disposition to conceal their ma
ture and extent So. when the Queens message
arrived the main point-nay we not say the
only, point of interest the laying of the CABLE.
being admitted-wHs the time occupied in trans.
mittingit. The Company viii suffer much more
in public estimation by attempting to conceal
that fact than they would by admitting that it
had taken them fortnight :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20

REAL 5EsTATE III caloAlaco.4 Chicago cor.
respondehtaof the Cleveland RSpis0, writes to
that paper, saying: 4
u should say that every real estate man Is
nprtgaged forttive times what he can pay. AS
a general item upon thispoint, 1 will state, upon
the authority of friend who saw the records.
that the assessed valuation ofithe taxable pro-
Iperty of Chicago, last spring, was $s6, 100000.
while the amount recorded Upon bond and mort.
gage, which it was pledged to secure, was over
one HUNDRED and niue atitlion Of dollars"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20

TuE QUESTS SFEEcu.--The London Times
comes down like thousand on the Queens
.speech to Parliament, OF rather on the speech
which she neither wrote nor delivered, but
which in all probability that same formal and
stupid Minister who. wrote the dispatch, pre-
pared. The Times has scathing review Of it,
from which we extract the suhjoined:
Certainly there ii an end of the language if
this ITO be a specimen, and, should wo UNDER
60 such corruption Of style as the Greeks and
the Romans, future critics will refer to the Ad-
dress from the Throne Of this present year as
principal date in tho history of dog English =.
The substance Of the document is so slight that
it almost eludes detection. DOT off tho heads,
as Lord Derby might be supposed to have iOtted
them. off on ialf-a sheet Of note.paper to some
undeTling, and we SEQ what it all comes to-.
"Bnsy Session." Done Something" General
Peace" 'Paris Conference" 'Mutiny coming
to mn End" India Bill;" s'Revenue Prosper.
ous;" Fabrication Of the Thanes;"a! local
Governments" Scotch UniverSities;', "Trans-
fer of Land" New Columbia" &c..-"GO home
now aud do your duty" This il really all-
Nota word about the difficulty with France
which brought in; this Government; not hint
at tho approaching visit to Cherbourg This
would have been too dramatic for novelists.-
There is not a word about Naples or our pass
ing ruffle with the States. The Jew Bill is left
out altogether. tits carefully stated that Her
Majesty has given ''willing" or, as it is other
wise expressed. "ready" consent to this OF that
measure; so that we are to suppose that this
could NET be said of the admission of the Jews
So much for the matter of the Address. q.
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lFrom .he Rlehmead whIE.l

Ai1. Editor:-It seems that the active wire.
puers of the Democracy, who are arranging
matters so as to.save the people all trouble in
the choice of a Governor of Virginia, except to
register their edictS, exhibit the singular fact
that their most prominent men are tincturcd
with anti-slayery sentiments or belong to the
last recruits from the W hig party If you can
show me anything stronger than the snhjOined
paragraph in the speeches of Fred. Douglas,
Garrison or Gi'ldings. will yield you the
palm for such research.
The following piece Of inSectiye is from the
speech of the Hon. Charles James Faulk1er,
delivered in the House Of Delegates on the Goth
Of January, 1892: i.
"SIR-H the proposition was now submitted
to this body to prohibit The introduction Of
st1ces ioest Of the Blue Ridge think you the
PROPOSE ton would meet the concurrence of the
gentleman from Mecklenbnrg and those who act
with himf am sure it would not, sir. And
whys Because you thus deprive the East of
the only market now open TO them for the dis.
position of their sutp plus slaves. Aiiera CT COM.
merciai intercourse is thus fondly anticipated
between the East and West. Human flesh is to-
be the staple of that trade, human blood the
cement of that connection. And in return for
the rich products Of. our vallies are we to re-
1 ceive the nicely graduatedslimhs of our species?
Sir, SagaciOuS politician remarked TO inc.
why do sou gentlemen of the West suffer
yourselves tube fanned'iRtO such "a tempest of
passion, when the subject of slavery is intro.
tluced into the House2 sThe time will come, aud
that "efore long, when We shall al equally rep
resent slaveholding interest" Scr, &c as to
GreTt any such consequences to our country, that
1, one of the hnmblest, but not the least deter.
mined of the Western delegation, have raised
any roice for emancipation. Sir, tax our lands
villify our cOuntry-carry the sword Of exter.
animation through our.uow dcfenceless villages;
but spare us, I iGlplore you, spare us..ide curse
Of stapeTy that 6itterest drop from tie c!tdIics
Of tie destroying angel"
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baltic Of Bunker Hin, when he offered his king.
dom for another horse, will.
s'NoW, lay on MacduG,
And d. IN the first teller that hoilerb 1nopEh.n

dom Tor another horse, VIII Say
And I'm The frst tsllsr that hoilsrb 'nogsh.'
fGrsat applause.1
Fellow citizens, I do not know that shall
ever address youagain, for my locks are whiten-
ing and my feet tottering towards that shadowy
Valley, but before. Ego, u. want TO serve my
country. have waited long. ] cannot wait
much longer. Soonlt will be too late, and
shall sleep that dreamless slunlber, where Offices
cannot benefit nor cslumny assail me- tSensa
toni IN conclusion letme Say-to you, country.
men; patriots, Democrats, never desert syours
country. but sitIike patience on monument
Eholding fast to your integrity. tsnthusiastIc.
applapse.l
But the peculiar beauty of the whole affair is
that shortly after this felicitous effort of the
Doctor, the enquiry arose as to how and when
Ethe Kansas informrtion WAS. received. Nobody
knew, and it soon became apparent that not
only the Doctor but the, entire congreg gated
mass Of patriotism had been badly, very badly
/" sold" It was not long till the Court House
and streets were cleared The last seen of the
lDoctorhe was making strait shirt taiIint the
direction of home, his long red nose consideta-
bly, in advance and his ssilveredn locks bringing,
| up the rear. 1t is thought the next time the
Doctor elucidates he will choose,a local,snbject
and not launch out into 50 extensive topicas
Kansas 3s( OBSERVER.
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New Advertisements.


ry1E years sE thsEeOntag ta .s va
Tof the purppBe Of purchasing toE ~ -
,1 shoes Th snbscrpsion llss eontained, e ven y
no,srene h amount oSnbNut ONE
aSyor sixty dolIafs-ntnety do arsand si
cents which VA selIsssed BY NJ .a
6aance Stl due on It hundred aid ferty
TebeIIas ordered, came safely to hand en1 VS. stSr
nnt ast Apf when, abandoning all hope OF anS
aaTt to pay the balance due on and seeing
no signs 81 any suitable place being erected IN
MT q ~ -ag sold to the Of Bethany
"a &C.
mt on the Shool House II the then acting bsaEa o.
felt in erecting S5
rekenon Rut after the citizens had proposal 70
% che school, would inenrs
purpos Of securing the donaon and 5eing 81
holierI Was unwilling 70 set t on the p1tt ~ .
house ex posed to wind GndWeatheF. j = ~
Is due those knew such enterprise
and who also knew bell Tor the sch9ot'
t B due those who % the Ina " ~
md tens due myself thus publicly 70 state the
Why the Third Ward School has no bell ,.,t "A
now have hands S99 IS cts, money
and paid over the above And as me
was brought before the precent board q a
st IeetIng Ohall await their action
tFIf they iot order tt 20 be pen
for tho school, Il will be refunded to the orgnal
bers. fl..4as IauG2l7ltNl.& zSsss ~
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(Prom the cinolnnssi eomnero.al.l,

C1o,r .,,cr, ~, u ,,,, T,u; IT ,,,,,
4bnn. I,ss, aa,os
ted with blusSne .mss Of Stsen au us
and being every wsv sstrict dssc;n,s If
S,d be SSS .. .,
u ms .h nagn anu 10
the LADY, TSa IadY %a s t axsc,, epdo .b ~
se Was nos eac.iS nnIer e
rI hsT5 "a Out ae1 the
AS his ward saw, forbade her the gentleman's
company, and positiyely denied him the nriyi-
Isge ofviktinS the house AS matter Of course
cIandestine Interviews were the consso uence'
and. like stolen fruit ali the better in heinz ITO.
len. Matters continued thus. the cav I,otbario
not anticipating, any mercy from the uncle, pro-
posed the usual remedy. elonment His fair
inamorata at first dissented. hut aftervsards
agreed. as the following ,epistie shows.
Nv t1r.2 ,,igsr a.. e.. aithon,,, d.
last W. svanis = "a" you
&; int tIn.o liz ass ss sn.S9 80
hear, Alter yo% If @ .nd sIiS Sse 'n e ~ sme
arla ,ho,r, be., c"u S'a9sG s ~ ~"
Heayrn had not ,nsds Slse
nnats Inf ~ ssv ne anoe t0,
destiny All 5st nielt ssoS = .ss,s ;s Srs
If low and sorrows6y 60 oS
t .!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20

announces tha folio = -
HARD Vvosx FOR Ha7. " ssTtHEa = During the.
last three weeks tho editor Gf this paper has set
all the type made up the forms. worked press.
folded the papers and mailed them, and Tended
TO al editorial duties besides experimenting
houses, putting up 900 feet of palings, and reg
ularly conducting the business IS a, general COM
mission gerchant. In fact We haze nearly had
oar hands tGll.i " 6ew; bow 5hot,it ia,ise5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20

A RARE INDlvlDuAL.-We have on one or
two occasions referred to an Individual called
SD. Weymiss Jobson, famous in the police an
nails of New York City. He has quarreled and
lawed xith Lola Montez and James Gordon
French Revolution. He claims to be posted on
ali the inside and outside doings of British no-
bility. and European "big bugs" generally,
This man, D. Weymiss Jobson, is in great
trouble with the New York press and public
generally. They are down on him and he on
them. In revenge, We suppose it must have
been, Jobson has started paper-ominously
named the cred Flag" He deyotes himself to
''slashing around" generally, and here's the way
he disposeS of one or two charges against him
He uhe editor of the Courier des Flats Unis)
is mistaken, however, in surprising we were
Kicked. Mr. Meagher, we are told, has received
this insult, and submitted TO it. But no man
skoald kick US and lire. Had the cowardly mis-.
cTeant Henessy, Wh lyingly boasts he did it,
actually succeeded in hisCAiti effort (o1hiLe our
back todS turned) for the moment, ace should on
the spot kdUe spit aim NTH our knife or failing
that, tkrOugh his temporary flight, zoe should
6are brought donR our TeUOLrer and deliberately
shOt him IN Court.
Our little foreign friend Is DESTROYS of know
ing whether We arejequally prompt as duel
liSt," aS he is pleased to pay Us the compliment
of saying We are as "a penman." We beg TO
Inform him, as he have already Gin Vain ap.
prised Mr.. MeSgher, that see arc 4lsOG9S ready
at hal. an hours notice 20 meet aRy legitinafe
ctIim Setth Pistol, SagGI Stocrd, broad steord,
syasiOy TeVOtrer.
We suspect that the great trouble With Job.
son Is, that he's fool. NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20

The correspondent of the Times is wrong lin
surprising the expression to have originated
here. The second line is evidently introduced
as a quotation, being mentioned, in connection
with the verse, as ga fur more celebrated line"
do not know who is the authorio Of the line.
Fine by degrees, and beautifully less, but Ger!
tainly it dia notioriginase in the verse quoted
above hi
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4 wheeling H:eh Sohool.


ID Wheeling High School.
THE next session Of this Tocated in the p o.
buildingl WIN eemnence on the lat Of September.
Modern Languages mates, Phiosoihy and History
Thorough Will be in these branches
TO engage at once In the active pursuits Of life.
6ss.ess aisSePP 'E
3 Entrance Quincy St. q ) r. JONES
.ag,t-ta oAAs.T Priaefpsi..
1( BUSHELS Corn Meal in store and toT sale BY
tOSZz- angl4z-- MATHEW McNABB. =
ang14 =. - MATHEW meNABB.
PLQWSi PL0WS! /
patent Lever Pows,
PittsbprglrIEo 4" ,4+.,5-sls5
9sug14 SMITH 3 GoRRELL.
&tLL's sTEEL PLOW.-ThiS cee6E4tg1i PoW stao1s IN.
- s9ased, ana We solicit from Farmers examination
or shar possesses found in 10 other
aasl4 SMITH 9 CORNELL. =
Wheat Drills for sale Al
w , Manufacturers prices By zI =
tIsT kECELyEp.-JOuyen' Inodorous Preparation for
cleaning Kid Giovesbest article Of tie Kind in use.
breath iaE WITH s and t4F
ont atom Write and Black Stick Pomade Powder
es,I5; "a, Az <inf9 Chslks for the skin. yF9 =
eegnsAs3G PAYNE & co.
GREAT variety Coral lIeads5 lew STYLE Port Mon.Vs.
G1fsF rn9si fA EsIPF SIS
BaSin'S Barber, Glycerlnt, PoncIne, Brown
~ " 9 Nh omnibps-7JGSt received.
4 FEW Low Priced Willow and Wood Gaia On hand
aaE1a We VII ss a. . reduced e Glove
'esst+-f tl--A--zl - - fflI PAYNE & CO.
NEW Songs inst puhShed received by Psyne 4 ,i,,
Az ring the past week:-Faded PoWses BaniSiS thoss
dark sea Wave Rose d Bsc FSe Il a the
neS an ny Yhlah9 20 Minnie Bell Sing Not
Esn Ey sTss on Sss the Ring,
gfyt e GEOfE-
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54ss NOT SOUND, ON ,rnEGoOsR.

Charles Jeemas" Faulknsr getting .'Illuminat-.
e&'-His dnteceaents. for the Gopsrnorship-t
Something for the Attention of3the 4rqus: y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20

s'SST1RRINa UP FukE NIND BY WAY OF Re, !
asEnBRAscE.'- yelling, We notice, is still
preaching and praying from point to point. over
the river. We hope his petitions will prove
of more avail than our Con) demand" has SO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20
&T c tFostns In.elligsacer.lS

Z CPorthe InteIigeneer.la
By DesreeOS and EaeauGtfaIly Loss.''
himself observer" in quoting the above line,
to show that Thos. H Benton is not its author,
says: 'sThesexpression appears to have origin
ated concerning the proper spelling of the name
by which the endsaring creature who has at
tanned to chaste woInanhood, is designated"
A Wit of the last century humorously sug.a
gested that handsome girls be called virgins, and
the plain onesSurgins. This witticism gave rise,
to the following verse: !
ssvreet virgin can alone the fair esxprees 3iyJt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20

ISDIaEsrIos. KXEsTows, MosraoMERY Co.
AtA A January 31st,Y 1857.
never felt the befit of any medicine so much
as from the bottle of Bgrtqye's Holland Bitteta.
purchased last fall IawislSs o5EnoW where. i
can get it without fear of imposition. (Signedl
,IosEPH G.. DELLETT. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20
.MOTICE.
gro WHOM N MAY CONCERN.ni I

gro WHOMl IT NAY C0NCERN.N
an the5h inst essrs Wollcott Everett, GuyahdCtte
" shipped steamer 'tAIarmoEa," one Threading ana
Cleaning aene, to Morrison Co.. o. this city, who re-
fuse TO receves.
This il ogYe notice. TO these that machine
us stored TlantE plains and ifHot called for
month and charges paid Il VIII be sold at public
claims Rgainst 1t. sc. BAKERk o., Agents, :.
.-niul linz
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. COOP pRoRlsioN.-a

aooD 'PRoVlsioN. = here IS anoriinaaee il
thocity Of London requiring ave-eighthstn inch
tubs TO be inserted near The ceiling in every
room, for the purpose of letting of the sas in;
case Of accident q. carslessussl a very good
7RFoeautioNE 8
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II has been rumored that Mayor Pitcher, Of
Louisville. lately deceased, who was an ultra,
Know Nothing. became. during his last illness, q
Catholic. Tho louisville Journal says:
Gen. p, whilst his mind was wandering was
placed ct the Infirnary through the influence
ofCatholie relatives. but. coming sufficiently to
his Sonsea after few hours. 20 understand 81 here
he wAs, he earnestly requested to be imuiedi.
The incident had strong effect upon him, and,
in his subsequent mental alterations; he lima.
siRed himself continually surrounded by 1Gsnits
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-20

D SlaZPWe understand that Thos. Thacker, Of
Bridgeport, xas nominated by the Anti.Le..
compton Convention which met at ParnesVille,
Ohio, on Wednesday last, to represent the Bel.
mont district IN the,next Congress-,
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+ TaE woKkIoF a GouNEtS EptToR~-C.S s. Rey.
nolds, editor of the Florida Home Companion, H.
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Meanwhile, some wicked wag was busy man.
ufacturing and circulating. report that Kansas
had accepted I4ecompton, and putting on foot a
movement fora rousing ratification meeting. :
The bait took, and the rogue who had thus
busted HIMSELF no doubt chuckled with Mark
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DEMTIaTRY.

rHE undersigned respectfully inform the public
Of Dentistry Their office s Market (betwtes
Monroe Union sts where they WILDE happy to
Dentist,
ants Of the Huen, and the senior partner hal
been constantly engaged the for himself for the
during he has become acquHD
ted with of the leading Dentists In almost all the
cities the United States, and has himself
with their various pecuIartesin operating They there.
fore being able give entire satsac1iVn
ABR RoBERTsoR,A d. D.
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GARDENING

ETNHE subscrber Offers number ofaeres, suitable lard
ii four uilts from the city, the National RCsdor
Gardening purpoaes eRetablt and fruit raislgl Rl
ieaae for y lumber of years on AVE able terms.
iIiy 19.im I3lOS. 7HORNBROoK.
91'1 oflce No. lls1E haLn street up .sE.
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White Wheat Famil ,, Flour
SII BBLs Novelty aud Phoenix Mills bEald tory bu.
INJtI perior article just received and for sale
aug20. '-'s4 DOANE ADAMS.
TOiTrsBURGu sALT.-5OO bbls. just received and for
/ sale by - 49, stjD0ANE5 4 ADAMS,
lauS20.z Elc- V 1869 fl No. 50MRin Street.
SP1NIsH MOSS. 10 bales PFias quality fgr sale BY
~ Rn140 4 ADAMS.
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ILLS STEEL PLoW-Th ceIebE4tr Plow stands IN.
~ equaed and VIZ solicit from Farmers an eramIna4Ion
OF us meFts combining moud board with eitTtF cat
OF shar possesses found IA no
ang14 SMITH & GoRREIL.
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NOTICE,
Bedford Syringe

YExPRESS-MeaVe just ed lot OF those
III, 6saatitq Bengal Hats BLISS 40 AMPbkLL,.
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neutrality-suspicious. Inodorous Preparation for
cleaning Kid 9loves-best article the kind in use
fSsnur. PSsn; Baxin Antscorbutc Elixr for
ont atom White and Black Stick PomSde: PoSey
eah5i Al kinis Chalks for the skin. ~ -.
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tOANAAA AAT The gEsatest variety OF Panama IT'S
ever Drought to this ctty-Irom cents 20 5000.
5myo ,4ss.z,5a s.ss = BLISS 4 CAnPBELL,
~ 40. Main
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GREAT variety CoFsl beads; New style Port Moneys:
n Gum Tobacco Wallets Cigar Tubes; Fishing linz
hook5 and Reels. Laag14l RAYNE . Co %.
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'sWeet virgin can alone the fair express ~
Fine by degree, AID beautifully less;
Hut let the hoydon, homely rough. hewn yurgin,
ELiHrnSa the 90 of q hIRinI. SkfiEnanr,
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PLoWSi FLOWS!
DATENT Lever PIoWs
~ Centre Lever g
Pittsburgh Iron I" ,as-5s.ss,
For sale ct the Agricultural Store; by
A
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-28
Probate Court, Drst ef Ne,c Milford January f, 1858

Probate Court, Diart e Ne,c Milford January 4, 1858 II of New Milford, in said district, assigning in- solvent debtor. --s -
 The Court doth limit and allow three months from the 4t day of January 1858 for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to the Commissioners. And Col. HENRY BlERwIS and ALBERT 5. HILL, Esqrs bcth Of said New Milford are appoint d Gem missioners to receive. examine and decide upon the claims of the creditors of said John Gaylord present cd to them within the time hinited. and the said Commissioners to meet in the execution of their duties on the 3d day of February A. D. 1858 and the Sd day of April, A. D. 1858 at the store lately ocu pied by said John Gaylord in said New Milford at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days
 3S-4t SAMUEL b. OPTION, Judge.