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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30

RUNAWAY MATcHEs.-The Kentucky
Legislature are debating bill to prevent
runaway matches.
Labor in vain. Men and women
have been running away" with each
other ever since the world was created
- and we dare say they will keep on
running" spite Of the Kentucky So
Ions. till the end of time. 1t is a very
reprehensible practice, but how is it
to be helped? Perhaps the better way
to reach the evil would be to drive out
of the State all the handsome women,
and invite as many ugly ones in,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Chanccry Court at Winchester for Franklin
County, Clerks Office, Jan. III, 1858.
Z. w. Bancroft,
vs..
Agnes v. Donaldson, Alexander Donaldson,
John Donaldson, Richard Donaldson, Polk Dom
Alison, Robert Donaldson, George Donaldson,
Agnes Donaldson, Caroline Donaldson, and
Peter ). Decherd.
On motion of Complainant, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Mas.
ter thatthe above-named defendants are non
residents of the State Of Tennessee, SO that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served
OIL them; it is, therefore, ordered that publ
cation be made in the Home Journal, news
paper published in the town Of Winchester,
Tennessee, for four successive weeks. re-
quiring said non-residents to make their per-
sonal appearance herein oil or before Wed.
ncsday after the third Monday in February
next, and plead answer or demuf to complain
nant's bill, or the same will be taScn as con-
fessed. and set for hearing as TO them. A
copy attest.
l.. Dis fee 81 90.
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Sale OF g.agas!.

BY virtue of an order of sale, issued by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Franklin
county. Tennessee, in favor of WIN. J. Wood,
will offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, before the court house door in Win
chester, on Monday, March lst, 1853, the
following described tract OF land, viz:
Lying in said county, in District No. 8,
adjoining the ands Of D. B. Stamps, John 7.
Slater, and e. Pennington, and said to con-
tain 30 acres.
Said land is sold as the property of George
Yarbrough, to satisfy said order of sale.
Jan. IG, 1858. X. +. SIMS, d. S.
40d prs fee $3 20
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Chancery Court at Winchester for Franklin
County, Clerks Office, Jan. Is, 1853.
James Parkc,
VS..
l.. Q. Ayres and his wife, Virginia.
On motion Of complainant, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Mas
ter that the above named defendants are nom
residents of the State of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served
on them; it is, therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Home Journal, news
paper pIblished in the town Of Winchester,
Tennessee for four successive weeks, re-
quiring said non-residents to make their per-
sonal appearance herein on or before We'd
nesday after the third Monday in February
next, and plead answer or demur to com
painants bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed. aud set for hearing as 10 them.
A copy attest.
llU. FRANCIS, c. s.. ".
Il FRS fec IL O0
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Sale Of Land,

By virtue of an order of sale, issued BY.
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Franklin
county, Tennessee, in favor of J. G. Nc
Catcher, will offer to the highest bidder,
for cash, before the court house door in Win
chester, on Monday. March lst, 1853, the
following tract of land, viz:
Lying in said county, District No. 8, adj.
joining the lands Of W. w. Sharp, w.
Gossage and others, aud said to contain l3
acres.
Said land is sold as the property of George
Yabrough, 10 satisfy said order of sale.
Jan. IL, 1853. R.F SIMS, D. S.
4Od prs fee SO 20
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LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue of decree of the County Court
of Franklin County, Tenn, pronounced at its
December Term, 1857, | will, on
Monioy the sh dayof February 1853.
offer for sale TO the highest bidder, on a cred
it OF twelve months, in Cowan, in said coun-
ty, the balancc of the land Of which Blcdsoe
Stewart died, seized and possessed, after as
signing the widow of said decedant dover,
&c. And at the same time and place, will
sell lot of land in the town Of Cowan, Of
which said Stewart died seized and possess
ed The purchasers of said lot will be re-
quired to pay in cash, on day of sale, Sl7O,
the balance on credit of twelve months.
The purchaser will be required to give
bond and security and lien will be retained
for purchase money.
WIN. f. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Jan9 3w prs fee 90
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Notice..

Many persons often order us to send
for some magazine for them, in club
with the Home Journal, yet do not
furnish the money. Now, we want it
understood that we send no names to
a magazine publisher unless the cash
accompanies them. SO all such orders
are useless as well as unjust to us.
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The Balloon Ascension.

lhC fASSSaASsvHs
Great was the excitement in town
on Friday and Saturday nights last.
10 attempt full description of the
scenes of both nights, would be as
futile as it would be absurd. Words
are inadequate to portray the utter
CONSERVATION that seemed to pervade
the whole town. So we will confne
ourself to Saturday night alone, as it
was less exciting one than the one
before. Well, a gentleman had come
to town, and posted up big bills, prin-
ted in red aud blue, and fiery colors.
stating that a balloon would be raised
at such an hour that night, and ten
thousand other wonderful things, such
as frcing of rockets, shooting Of cam
non, streaming of banners of liquid
fire, and gracious knows what all,
would be transacted, all of which
would terily and astound the whole
town. Intense excitement resulted /!
The rumor took wings and flew on
the wind, turned to a storm, and
every echo increased its sound, un-
til nothing else could be heard. 1t
became the focus Of thought and sta
pie of dreams People almost began
to flock to town. Work almost sus.
pended. Stores were about to close
up, and at night they did Now the
excitement waxed intense. The peo-
pie began to assemble in front of
Brooks Hotel-the streets began to
fill up-and for q while we stood in
dreadful fear that the town wouldn't
hold 'em. Pretty soon the women
were seen vending their way to every
hotel that had a parlor, and every
house that had door. The Square
was literally alive, teeming, swarm
ing, running over with strange figures,
in the shape of men, women, children,
negroes, dogs, hogs, cats, and living
things in general. The crowd still
increased. All outdoors was occu-
pied, save where the houses stood
The tumult was dealening The tor.
nado of babbling tongues, talking,
shouting, quarreling, was enough to
throw the scene at the Tower Of Ba-
bel in the shade. Well may we des-
pair of success in attempting to DIES.
cribe it. The pen of Homer or the
pencil of Hogarth were alone suffi.
cient for the burlesquc of such com.
p'icated task
At last the balloon man made his
advent. and gave orders for the vast
and anxious multitude to repair to a
distant spot. The march began, and
for full five minutes the earth was
shaking under their mighty tread,
Having arrived at their destination
soon the lurid light of the awful bal
loon began to CLEAN, and in constcr.
nation and trembling we convulsively
chung to a kind plank fence, with
nothing else to sustain our exhausted
frame save the sweet tones of q ten.
der fair, whose silvery laugh and
frolicksome mirth fell like April show.
ers upon our fainting heart and reel.
ing brain We were scared !--al.
most, lest the crowd should be disap.
pointed, and the good balloonist be
subjected to the wrath that must in
evitably follow. But thank fortune
he raised his machine, and displayed
his awful fireworks to an admirinf
crowd. amid the plaudits Of all WHIT
were there assembled. %
Next morning the sun rose as usual
and the world still continued to turn
in its wonted sphere.
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The Golden Prize.

We call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of this excellent paper. We
can safely recommend it, as good lit
erary paper Copies to be seen at
this office.
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NOTICE.

THE igned having purchased OF NJ. NJ. Iender
son his stock Of Goods, would respectfully invite the
public in general to call and him Having severa
gears experience in the retail Dry Goods business atl
eTs himself that he will he enabled to buy and sell
reasonable terms any one in the branch Of bust
ness. r. 4. LOUGlDIlLLER
Jan. 20, 1855 81
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Notice.

All persons having claims against the es-
tate of Iraat N. Gates, dec, are hereby no.
titled to file their claims with the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Franklin County, duly
authenticated, &r., on or before the 10Th day
of April 1858, the insolvency of said estate
having been suggested to said Clerk.
WIN. c.. HANDLEY,
ian0 Admir- of Isaac N. Gates, dec.
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DISSOLUTION,

rNHE PARTNER heretofore existing between s. W
/ IIoughton and +. \. Loughmler, was mutually dis
solved on the ist inst The business will be continued il
the same house, by Smith w. HoushtOn.
All persons indebted to said firm will please come for
ward and make settlement Immediately.
Ian % 1858. 81
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E.-"INHALATIoNt IN Con.
SUMPTION" See advertisement under this
head in another column. Gm
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T Two good rooms for rent. Ap
ply at this office If.
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I" We have u plain Tennessee
marble head stone which we wi sell
cheap.
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WIN. III. NIINClIlN.

MO a. MARKET STREET, between Union st. and the
" SQUARE keeps constantly hand full assortment
Of every description of Hardware and Cutlery Particular
attention Maid IN baildins material, &c. augo9 ty
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NOTICE.

Valuable Town Lots and desirable
Family Residences near the public square
for sale or exchange for young Negroes,
or in part for good Mules, Mich Cows,
Sheep and Hogs. Four lots with i'm,
provements, all in one block, surrounded
by streets running in every direction.--
Fifty acres Of Land on Little Hurricane
Greek, with water.powcr where there was
formerly cotton factory in operation
also, One and Two horse Threshcrs and
Scparators, made by G. Westingh ouse &
Co, of Schenectady, N. Y, whidh they
insure. Call and sec one operate in
threshlnB amy kind Of grain, and see their
bills, certificates, &c, &c. Beg A good
bargain may be had by calling soon on
the undersigned, who is authorized TO sell,
aug22 p. |. CURLE.
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TOIMb-StOnC LOT S;i1t'
We have beautiful little Italian mar.
Bile tomb. stone for sale-suitable for a
child. Price $40.
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BLANKS Of every description, neatly printed. ior
sale al this Office.
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pAGYPw 3 E s.
JNO. w. CAMPBELL

GAIN takes the privilege of informing the Ladies' and
n Gentlemen OF Winchester and vicinity that he is tax
ing the best and cheapest AmbrO and Meanoypes In the
States lie has new instrument which he knows is
perfect ana Will take almost all CoOrs llnot, he flatters
himself that he can use the paint brush and give the
richest OF coIors' lie invites all to call soon
Jan 1G, 49,
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County Court, franklin County January
Term, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13

citizens, now amounting to more than ten million dol
lars, against Mexico, because she is destitute OF all
pecuniary means to satisfy these demands.
Our late minister was furnished with ample powers
and instructions for the adjustment of all pending
questions with the Central Government of Mexico,
and he performed his duty with zeal and ability. The
claims OF our citizens, some oil them arising out OF
the violation Of express provision OF the treaty of
Guadalupe Hidalgo and others from gross injuries to
| persons as well as property, have remained unre
dressed and even unnoticed Remonstrances against
these grievances have been addressed without effect
to that Government. Meantime, in various parts of
the Republic instances have been numerous Of the
murder, imprisonment, and plumber OF our citizens,
| by different parties claiming and exercising local
jurisdiction but the Central Government, although
repeatedly urged thereto, have made effort either
to punish the authors Of these outrages to prevent
their recurrence. No American citizen now visit
Mexico on lawful business, without imminent danger
to his person and property There is no adequate
protection to either and in this respect our treaty
with that Republic is almost dead letter.
This state OF affairs was brought to 4 crisis i'll May
last by the PRONUNCIATION of decree levying contr-
button pro rata upon all the capital in the Republic
| between certain specified amounts. whether held by
Mexicaus or foreigners. Mr. Forsyth regarding this
decree in the light of forced loan formally pro.
tested against its application to his C0uutrymea and
advised them not to pay the contribution but suffer
it to be tOrciby eXaCted Acting upon this advice,
an American citizen refused to pay the contributions
and his properly was seized by armed men to satisfy
| the amount. Not content with this the Government
proceeded still further, and issued decree vanishing
him from the country. Our Minister Immediately no
titled them that ifths decree should bs carried into
eCution he would feel tito be his duty tOadopt 'the
most decided measures that belong to the powers aud
obligations ofthe representative Office Notwithstand-
ing this warning, the Punishment was enforced and
Mr.. Forsyth promptly announced to the Government
the suspension Of the political relations of his ega
ton with them until the pleasure Of his own Govern
ment should be asCertained.
This Government did not regard the contribution
imposed by the decree Of the 18th May last to be in
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CnURCHEs QlF WHEEL1Na

4 = Htf i.
For of strangers visiting city,ws pub
fish the following list different Churches and their
me and place OF meeting II there any mistakes I'VE
winmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
aMdttheSo's, Corner Monroe and BYRON
treess Rev. E. T. PERKINS, Rector; morning services 1O
clock, evening,T. I-ys 7es=Esssa so
ST. Johns, EtscoGsqss, Main street. between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev J. II. SMITH, AsB Rector
services-MOrning101 afternoon 81; night71{.
First PreabgFerfdRi REv:R H. WED, Pastor, Fourthst
etween Monroeand afternoon
Second 6yteria, Webster Main and
harGet Centre Wheeling; services morning evening
Third Presbyteri1n Fifth street; between Chestnut and
Tabert South Wheeling, WOODS, Pastor
smorning and evening.
Fourth Presbytertan Rev. A. PAUL., Pastor, Mansreet
etween Washington and stS services morning
evening. = .H.-f= l,.' 1sf'szpl
Fourth Street 1sltodist Episcopal, Rev. !. E. WILSON,
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and eY enlng. -s.@ ~ ~ 9 ~
North Street Methodist "A RRoER Pastor
corner Market ana North Wheeling; services
morning and evening. $ s0af AsAl}.aE=a Eaiisle
caopstae Street Aethodtst 19tseopgF Rev. H. ntos-
ROB- PASTOR Ohapne street, between FIRST aud Second,
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Raeeltng N. E. oatrOas Rev.. 8. HALL,
RstOr; services morning and evening.
Reeting Island Chapel, on Wheeling Island, Rev. ].
WILSON, Pastor 10 H siF5 i.s sis{fs.I=f7 175s, +
German Aethodist Eptscopal, Rev. c. HELw1o Pastor,
Chapline street, between Third Centre Wheel
ng. EfE gLF tT5
ST. james CdtedruE, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
H. W WHELAN Fifth Of Hampden services
morning and afternoon. = J5g1
Assoctae Reformed, Rev J. 7. McCIUaE, PASTOR corner
sts seryicesmornng andafternoon.
DtseipeS Market street, between Webster Third.
Centre Wheeling; services 1C< in the morning, an76
evening.
E0angetca1 Protestant Rev. wst HR1ER Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth, ,Eastwheeling.
Zion EsGngetica1 Lsthertqn, Rev. r. zlNnnrRnAN
astOF, Market street. between Webster and CENTRE
Wheeltng;s services morning and evening" 4
'0tsh Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
Gsr"G" ProtestGRt, Union RallSMain street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1O1f morning.
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ODD FELLOWS, D5.IIREoroRa1

virzInius Lodge No. 8.4Meets every rhur.day-
evening atthe Hail. Market and Quincy street
NAT RIcHARpsoS, n. G.; 1Aos. B. AfRean Secretary.
FrankIIn Lodge NO. 1St-Meets as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BAYHA, N. e.; WlutGn p
No SetOeg, Secretary.
Wm.tTelI Lodge No. as3.-7sIeets assbOveev
r. Wednesday, evening. wtt11AN Hs1vEasN. g.; John
Saldde, Secretary.
W,esl,ns S9,--Atssts IS above every
". D. por7s, N. g.; John 11o6uy4s, Secretary. . .
PHuOln Lodge No. 90.-Msets as above every
Friday evening. Jos. HAsELY, N. c.; Jo1 T. Napsbslk
Secretary. .
Wn. Tell EucumPment Me- 84.--Mests as
above the second and oirk Tuesday evenings oteaeh
month. JoIN BADgR. @. p; otGst ItaobS soribs.y ,
AbrauasRt EnSRuapnlent Mo- II s:--Nieets as
above the rssaad Tuesday evenings month
wy. TATLoR, .P Geo Baird, ,Jr, Scribe. [March1s.
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! j AS. M. ID I5Tz.Ia,O NJ
1O2s sMARIIEST SI5f3.I4, 1t5I! IIe.S
Plumber and lGasIi FfttC

= = II NsAEl4+li4l0352fl
lumber and Gas iFttter.czs
6EEP4 constantly hand, Gas axtuFes,- lead. and
wrought iron Pipes Sheet Lead, All kinds and szes
S5 Brass Cocks andYalTes Steam and
wooden % and Cast Iron Hydrants, Gum Hose and pacne
OF all Thicknesses, Antfriction Meta1 Pure Baca Tin
CTucibelsin the country - - - -. @ fE s"'
which Is decidedly EFeatest the
to put which in Towns OountiesIn WesteFn VIrfS
will be sold onfaIr terniE. ei ~ ~ Tttf 57fIPff
lyapzed Iron Tubing, Incorrosive, and for COM
ducttn pressure pipe. water
elay for deepWcllS preferable
Pipe. yE N
AqueductPi constantly hand, any or qua
tity of which can be furnished on short notice.
az Cash phidJ0 old Copper, BrGsS and Lsud.sy
nov1a=12aw&wIy
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TRB LAW OF NISWsPAPERs.

1subscribers give express notice to thecon-
Sry are considered wishing to subscrp
2f subscribers order the of their peri
garages arepal. =
If subscribers neglect take their perod-
Gals from the offices to which they directed they held
iscoatnued. - 8 T7t7i5-E7 I 80 - :
III subscribers to Otherp places withoutnform
nB publish aud the papers sent to the former H
cation, taeyar, held responsible.
5rhe Courtshave decided that refusing take periods
ais from the office removing and leaving them uncaed
or,s pTiNa}Icid evidence of ofintentiOnal fraud.
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To a: lady who had 3losthsr husband. Talleys
rand once addressed letter of confidence in
two words o, madaniei In-fess than q year
the lady had married again, and then his letter
of ulatoh y So" ], nadamel'
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se0 HATS! HATS! a7ATS4ss
81 AVERY, Hat and Cap, ,msnulae has onb hand
JS large asSormcnt Of The Iate Spring fashions Gen.
aepen VIZ Please call and ytbemselses.to9
8. AVERY, JAG Main St.,
I tEmh1tQ .s5ssfssi 8 .EfEzW ~ TlsRheblnR,Ea.
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nc OORRESPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising or other
he Proprietors. fflz 80 -
houd be addressed to the Editors jointly to either one
them .a-l IL II =,
for publications will please write
An observance of the above rules will greatly oblige
nd seHn more prompt attention to correspondents than
eymiglt Otherwise receive. So. - ss51
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GAARLBS PAUDERT. 8

a F. p no F. + s S OR OF M .IJSI
IL ne has located himself now permanently here, and viii
ye lessons In the art OF singing, and on piano ara
method Hs also attends e tha tuning repaipg
leave their names and resdenees at p
depot on Main street.. which prompt attention will be
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

OhtO Ledge No. GO1.T-Meets a Masonic Hall.
corner Market and Monroe streets ~ and tatrd on.
day yevenings of each1nOnth. g. W. star4s, W. H. AtsD
dn1sF LGugatiR, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge Ne. 19S Meets as above on
the first and third evenings OF each month x a,
BRENrLISeSR, W. Ms s. W Pedysoa Secretary -
WheelInEs sUni0ns Ghapter Ne, io-8eetsaS
aboyeonthe sscOd Monday evening Of each month. y g
-sOoE1H P.i ". Fssarson, seCEetaTy . ) a
WheeIing BnCaaPl GGGG aFES n saHeets a
'hoveOP Monday evening Of easli month " y
AEorfas,
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- REMOVAL a liaae 7aisti5
il LAN6PRIED, substantial and fancy Boot and Shoe
- maker, has removed his shop his Old stand
on Main near the where he Bti solieeR
patronage of the public Intending his
itseli. [ap8-8mI J.hANGRRIED.
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just Received and Now Open.

JUST, hecelWed and Now Omen,
NV Etake pleasure in informing friends patrons and
t the public generally that have iuStreceigeE our
Spring stock of CLOTHS, GA&&ZlLERES& 4 EESTlTGS,
together with general aStorment Of
9oOdsall which will sell prices to suit the times
We only ask can feeling confident thatif you examine our
stockyou will be satisfied that either
In the style or quality of the offered sale We
Know that our consists of ei0na6Es GO0ds AID
GeP Goods and we make them MI to or
der In style second to none either East Of the
Inountainsl and 9t short notice, No
| 1Q2 Main st. 80 32YVFlERJER &-JAKYST. '
saPls Merchant Taiors.
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IN nfl0 BOLTS WALL PAPER-The best assortnen
AS9OOU In the cityabout goo dderent atterns renR
ng IN price from Fip' to One Dollar bolt. This stock
10 az 9e0 and In good order, and must be sold These In
want Of good and cheap article viii peese ea md ex-
anime my stock. -As- J..O. HARBOUR; af9
epS = hz5ifls 80; s5aisifr 7I No. 148s slIaln;st
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! CHOICE FIRsE 0LAss. INSURANCE

6 81 EHn-
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AI3FF3EI FEIIJ IEIEIS, M. .D.
yai8I18 homeopathic RhysicianTgs3@
HAS removed and resldenceg and
located himself the corner QnceE Streets
below the First PresbYteria church, 50 is
-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fron to e ssAtaR =
F0oont tt 1sItt 8 ata
lt1t Evenings 81 q g 80 nrss9 =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12
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MANUFACTURERS of every. descrntion of CARRIAGES
IN BnggtesS Harness, and light fancy work of All
kinds are now prepared with full stock for the Spring
ware Room corner of Market aud Yhesl-