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TrIlst Sole

by virtue of Deed Of Trust from William Hamilton 10
- the undersigned. dated February 26 1885, and duy
cordedn the Clerks office of the County Court Ohio
county Virgtna, in Book H. page 222 shall on the 18th
SEPEHtBE, 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. H. the front door
OF the House in the City of Wheeling 10
FEN(lLl IN tho 22f S{m@re If The BAi" 0l,ts ion to
SgW tStg, and situate at tbs c'rer IF HgnpdcR and
byron Streets; also, Georye w Bearsees Patent
Planning Machines and Abro Watcher. in the aud
possession Of said Hamilton together u m all .e yea ing
au to the belonging and to-
gether o with the exclusive right to and to veud to
others to be rsel within comfy Vrg MIA said Pl
min: Machine Patent and sail Albro MatchcY
TERMS OF SALE-viz: sufHctsacy to pay IS 500,
paid In SASH and for residue OF the purchase money a
credit O. eight months, with interest and COOL security
.aoSl6-Im q ALFRED CALD DWELL, Trustee.
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Live TALE FOR LIVE MES.--A writer in. the
Church hat ys,iri
tiers are too. much concerned about the dead Ian.
gnqgeS in their sermons; and aCdS;a .sIhc Saxon
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JEALoVs OF Has RkPvFAToN-P ete Dawson,
confined at BlacEwelI's island for keeping asho,
tOrious dance and sbawd 1hOuss in New York,
wishes to correct the.rsport that he.aas once q
member of the legislature He the report
is '..grosse libilio' on him. he can stand i'm,
prisonment and prison work, but this attempt.
to ''rebbs him of his ngoOd Main" he ,'ubjects
to and repelS.' . -. :. - ...3
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TuE CABLE OF no USE YEr-Failurc of the
White6ouss Recording Iastrameist.- dis.
patches from Trinity Bay, this morning, is by
no means as encouraging as We should like. 1t
seems that the whitehOuse recording instru-
rnent wOn'twork, and that all depends on wheth
er some other will. We have in this dispatch
the reason Of all the delay for sometime back
1t seems to us thata much moreopen and above
board way of doing things would be preferable
1t entails no disgrace on any party concerned
to notify the public, from time to time, of the
failures as we'll as success of the experiments
made.
Much doubt will now exist all over the coun-
try in consequences Of the dispatchthis morning.
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TAl6N HleH ATTITUDE One oftbe passsn-
gers in GOddard,a balloon during tha last nip
fromSBuffala east. states inshis ynarrettSs. that
the conversation Of men below could 6esh heard
when the party were az The height of I. 800 feet;
A cordial invitation wss given the BAloonists,
by Hibernian on the sOtss stO GENE out o.,
that, but it was respectfully declined, frosn the
force Of circumstances
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NOTICs no coNPR c.ro2oe

NOTICE TO CoNPR ACTORS.
sSSEALED PROPOSALS be received by the r1steesor
the odd Fellows Hall Association at the office f the
unsiI August 9lst 1884, furnishing in the
B.dS to be bv the thousand tSs " 4 ssS'
Also for stone for cellar WALL. Bsto be BY the oercS
Tor SAVING iaias and ether heayv timber Bids to
0y he thousand feet. Timber be saved before ist
ostcber staked and delivered on or aftTr Anil 1t
70 ~ 3. me corner Of Monroe and Fourth streets
SPecncations can be the Office Of The geFeta,
oH9tTaets TO be aWaried to the and
usi4-AS = =9ss q. BAIRD, Jr.. Sec'v
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A Bic sunlEK ron FaEEDo1!-Herei Sis the way

A BIG SHREK FOR FREEpoN!-Here is the way
he Leayenworth Daily Tribune Extra, (Aug.
81 announces the defeat Of the Lecompton
English) juggie:
Freedom Fgrsrer!h IL Gomez Roomiag?- Hear
The People Shout Their Val Rules-147s
MgjoritYtor Freedom iE LeGreH1eorth
. It glorious to see a people stirred at heart
aud to hear them when they are moved. Nature
has no beauty or power like it. -Ehey have a
majesty greater than the sweep of the wind,
and mightier than the roar of the tempest
The voice is t1evoice Of God on aEtti
Spread out the tones ofthe thunder; says the
German poet, when speaking OF theFpower of the
Epenple, and they become uliaby for cIilsH
dreu, but pour them out into the concentrated
peal. and the royal sound shall rend the Heay.
ems ThGtpeaf was heard-in Eeavenwofth- yes
terday? Onein heart and spirit, one in5Puuposo,
and soul, the People gave it withdtt their might.
Their voice vas for Freedom; for free SOIL free
labor and freemcn.. =. t..slf sISo55E ii
The English Juggle had no support here
A few misguided and mistaken men gayeit their.
voice; but they are SO few as to prove excep
tions. The law does NOT, it is said, regard .fIac-
t'ons. If this be true, then5our Free men are
united against despotisIn, aud will not have it;
are for Freedom, and will have it. e
The vote stood in the city; ,...4 . ..s, .
Il Ward ..:.,:::sF , Sc 1s sEs
d
Total kis j;;;s;....,.lss q 1911 ,.7s, 10
Glorious majority Fourteen hundred and
seventy three for Freedoml Only 1873 for
Despotisnl Hurra for our .CityI .Hurra
for theIcause! Hurra for Kansas aud Liberty!
From the Sumner CKansas) Gazette, Extra Aug. 81
HurTah!-Lccompton EftOombedi
Sumner has earned the title of the Banner
town Of Northern Kansas. She will have that
title when freedom calls or freedom is in dan
gerI One year ago this was the darkest corner
in Kansas Atchison county-R1ffiani was
rampant Sumner has redeemed it. We love
music. But it is terrible to Tyrants They
fee before it.
Kickapoo immortal Kickapool prolific Kick.
aPoo has dwindled from The 1900 Democratic
votes of last winter to l43 Her pro.slave v
majority is now 81. Kickapoo hooi hoo!l
- This election settles the fate of Kansas. 1t
establishes the fact that her people cannot be
bought OF bribeo. Neyerl no neyerl
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EARLY DAYS OF SENATOR DoUeLAs IN LII,
NoIs. Senator Douglas spoke at Winchester, a
few days ago, to several thousand persons In
the course of his speech he gave the following
Renaissance:
If there was one place that he had right to
claim as his home more than. any other in Hi.
nois, it was that place. Twenty-Five years ago
a poor boy, nth his coat upon his arm. without
an acquaintance in the State, and without a dol
lar in his pocket, he entered this town. Here
he earned his first six dollars; here he rst learn
ed. to depend upon himself for livelhood.-
You were the first to assist him, and take him
by the hand. You were the first TO promote
him and confer honors upon him. After TWEEN.
ty-tiVe long years have past, after many changes
have taken place, that boy again returns to YOU,
to thank you for your former kindness, and the
high trust and honors you have conferred upon
him, and to ask you if he has yet done anything
to incur your censurc; if he has violated the
trusts you reposed in him aa1 sRI2.i'ia
Wehave no hope, says the reporter Of these
remarks, of being able to give youathe words Of
the SPEAKER. aud the feeling they produced; ii
Is only lhe idea " 9 aim at. ri; ......'r,i
When hr. d. came to pruse after speaking
IS above, an, old gFay-headed man, who had
known him in those former times, raised up in
front of the speakers stand and very earnestly
said, Stephen, you'll be President get"
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A Coon HUsBAND ScANcER THAN "A. Coop
WIFE.--A man may be cheerful and contented
in ceibacy, but l donot think he can ever be
happy; tits an unnatural state, and the best
teetIngS.of his nature are never called into ac.
ton. The risks of.narriage are for the ereater
part on tho womanss side; women have so little
the power of choice, that It is not perhaps fair
to say that they are less likely to choose well
thaa we are; but Fam persuaded that they are
more frequently deceived in the attachments
they form, and their opinions concerning men
are less accurate than mems opinion of their sex
Now, if a lady were to reproach me for having.
said this, should only eply that it was anoths
er mode ofSaying there are more good wives in
the world thansthere are good husbands, which
4 verify believe / know Of nothing which
good and sensible man is SO certain to- find, if
ne looks forit, asa goodwtfe. Robert a.S0ut6ey..
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MONSTER A beast is under arrest at But.
falO. Hg-isshupst like a man. and looks to be
prettyswsll, in years, About three weeks ago
he madezintamOuS propositions to his sons wife,
which she resented. HerCpeated them time and
again, and finally became enTaged, seized his
son, threw him down, and dragged him out of
the house by the hair and ears, broke up the
dishes, smashed in the furniture with an axe,
and cat his wife'sclothing, shawl &c, to pieces
with knife. They Gagged the old beast in the
Penitentiary. s.. e. go. g
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I l. 2 = =.
+ THE ANNOUNCEMENT ABouT THE CABLE AT
BEDFORD spKrSes-Hon 1t Effected the Vfsitors
They were at dinner when Mr. Fields despatch
came to the President T
The announcement took every one by sur
prise,-and there was a breathless Silence
throughout3 the1 entife han, as the news was
announced. Each listener held his breath
eyes began to glisten, and. hands began to
treInble. Then caime an outbreak of such en-.
thusiasm as stirs an excitable people when
great events are announced A storm of APP.
plauSe rang around the good President, ewhu
sat smiling in the midst of his c6uutrymen,
applause that might we'll stir the blood in q
patriots veins. Even the ladies clapped their
hands in the general gladnesS, and when Mr.
Buchanan arose to leave the table, he met the
warlnest congratulations. .# s5 80
The band of music in attendance played
Hail Columbia and God Save the Queen The
correspondent from whom we quote the above,
says:
Iflany of you naughty Opposition Editors
have doubt of the Presidents. personal nom
uiarity, come here and find him among his
native hills, for he was born in the mountains
fgny miles from this, and began to visit Bed.
ford Springs when he was young, hardwork.
ing lawyer, aud found only forty visitors, all
told, gathered in this pretty vale
l. G. .l-
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Gel Us - - xssSS.
tA E haze co helld aneF kind Of Jars PASS mott
Tius 70 any tin can new iHIaaSess@.s .
73utySt "a = 1897 v. 4. EDfARpS BRO s.
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Ews Songs, Just published, received BY Peyne Co:
Clouds Of Care, Gentle ANNIE BY Gave by the
dark Sen Wave The Roseo Black Eyed Mary,
Home of my Childhood, Minnie 7f Sing Not of Joy tn-
night Annie Lislr, In Dreams See Mother, Ny Lost
g rries Grave On Fett the Spring with It's Merry Ring
Ellen Evelne Gentle Words and Loving Iprk
Can aud see Them. Laugl4l PAYEE & co.
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YE1Iow R.-lrhe yellow fever is inereas-
ing at an alarming rate in New Orleans--one
day last week 86 deaths we're ANNOUNCED, next
A5. now 50. The dispatch from Charleston
also notifies US of its existence there Ere the
middle ofSeptember is reached. We apprehend i
gloomy time for those two cities. a.. !.
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Fail. Goods.
REsH ARRTIAL-we have this day received hrst
Of Fail Goods, consisting of eyerS description of
Hats and Caps attenton he publ,cIs vi
TED: laugl2l 8. D HARPER SONS.
IgENGAL PLAID HATS.-IIaSe received another lot Of
~ the above Hats fr5m 81, 25-to 90 DO
anEl2 9. b.HARPER SONS.
SENA TOR HATsJust ne assortment Of SEN.
~ atoF Hats, black, brown and pearl cOloTs.
augl2 s. .HARlER SONS.
VoUNG,GENT's CASHMERE HATS Have this day re.
1 c.yed few cases of the above Fall st,le of Hats
"usAS s. D.zHARPER SONS.
HATS Of every description Of STYLE color and
EGEIE Eli tlls day by rxreSs a large St OK a.. Ii'iISi
~ Fancy Gaps and Hats of the ishiIa Bile
t,e'4"lS s. 10. HARPER SONS.
9oYs' AND YouTIIs, HATS-One Of the largest stocks
OF Youths and Boys Hats brought to this civ III
~ shapes and is to be found the cheap
aug II -. 8. D. nABpER,k SONS.
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a FEW Low Priced Willow and Wood Cabs on hand
"a winch We will hell Mt reduced prce to close out.
augl4 tsSa irt1l5Ht = 40 PAYNE & co.
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Bedforda springs.

- ORPICE u. 49, r. R. CO., 4
-,1,r.;,, WHEELING STATION, July 9TH, 1855 I
thr9ush tickets at this station Seven Dollars
;iys-2m y. b. F0RJ, Agt.
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LADY, tAdsctedlSS J: Where In The name Of
wopder cfcctor,s could have got such a nose as
this t-Doetor a Out Of The dosanteE,I ma am.
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/ JUST RECEIVED-JouveD's Inodorous; Preparation 70
- cleatng Kid Gloves-best article The Kind in use
llier's Furniture s; Baxin Anttscorbutic Elixir 10
Purifying the breath; YiI's Ind tllhe Ink with aud Nth
out Prtp1l atom White and BLACK Stick POInadt; Powe
Puff; All kinds Chalks for the SKIN. ,z.s =
Augl4 PAYNE & co!
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N.B-4Iessrs r. o. take pleasure in referring, by
mission, the following gentlemen:.i s.5
4 r Weed D. D. Hon Geo. W ThgmPson, His EIcn ARD
FrsseIl, DIR. W j. Bates, Dr. 4. II. Cumiuns DR. e.
Hidreth ORA =. roI, Tallant DelapISin
ESQ, MeCalIens, Knox 6 Co, Marsh 4 Taylor. nnY19
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'tTno Has NOT IIEARp OF BGRHAyEs HoL1AEp.
BIFgss Simple inits composition. pleasant
TO the taste and truly wonderful in its effect its
popularity cannot be wondered at. To invalids
just recoseting strength it is invaluable: exers
seSlNg that soothing Influence over the nervous
system, aud impartiRg that health and tone to
thelstomach SO longed for By the convaleseent' -
Duly Enterpriss
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Just b 61tIio BLACK Cs5 /.
" mere hNt-sOuelhpg leN - MS 1 Min
-91!sS. No IS, Main II.
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PANAMA Hat The greatest variety of Panama Hat
ever Drought 70 This y-frola "a cents To- e.
,sSttS9 BLISS CAMPBELL y
- 80. Nam. 81.
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UFE HAIIust opened, 3 large stock OF Soft IIatsey
NJ Try conceivable variety, style color.
99iyo BLISS & CAMPBELL,
.si.515sts q M. S., Main ST
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DENTISTRY

TE inform the public thatthty
have associated themselves for the practice
Monroe and Union Sis. where they will be HAPPY 70
their friendsand all others wishing the services Of
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:. The Prince-Perfectly, and they were max
! ing some more trom.the same pattern. But i
am lover of economy, and wish we did not
go to the expense of casting guns, but initiated
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ICEl ICEI

IL persons Wishing TO be supplied with Ice from mile
Ice HOuses VIII llea8e leave orders TN. PtuTber
Shop [iy5 2ni1 = 49, j. 81. DIlI0N
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New Advertisements.
DRESS CuTTIMG.

AIRS RANDALh atstbe Ladies' Parlof of the fetcaif
House, invites attention OF the ladies of Wheeling
8 new and desirable rule By which the art Of Dress
nttIDR has been reduced to exactpess
Patterns accurately No charge Is made where com
1lete satisfaction Is not gtYel.iS Sauglb-Fts e
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COAPs -Baxin's Barber, Glycerine, poncine; Brown,
augi4 49, = pXYNE co. a
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nnn aan.R0R ERRNT.

,yvo ouses on John street, House on Hsmpdeu st.
wv Hsi On Quincy street. and dwelling house and
onT1 IN Centre Wheeling5sn the corner OF Mafu 81
SS MSrEet Alley Enquire at the Onion House.
~ Ht ond Quincy streets, of JOHN BRUoe.
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GREAT variety Coral Beads; New Style Port Moneys;
n GUN Tobacco Wallets; Cigar Tubes; Fishing Lines,
Hooks and Reds: [angl4l -. RAYNE = co. q
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purchase or yross
parcels described The u
self the right rees sss bo Be dssEsd
advantaxesps " the syAmsnt
will be rsoeived until ~ O'clock the 5st day u Nay
bsfbr~ hs department will BE- opened.
Proposals Proposals shs pur
chase ths LlAnd of Rock Island &a,4s Al .fs4fF
Payment caah The
Warrington within nsu days er the
fAurs the within the apsci
ned, shall b. declared nul and ysd
JOHN b. FLOYD,
Mar 27--1Awtd Secretary d War.
following described lands which claimed BY The
Company the Chicago Rock Island Railroad Com
Nssssppl Missouri Railroad Company under The
1882 entitled An the
Nall and Plank Roas and kacadamiDd Turnpike
passing through tho public lands belonging Tho United being
et width aad Island,
Depot particularly designated The
Oce BY John Sargent aosnsy
February 1SslArs reserved from sale, VIZ:
1880 the W. fractional Of 1S 10 NJ r. W.
~ f the fractional NJ Of W. SECT 30, IL NJ r.
aw.
/. o4z acres Of the n W HmN.E 4 sect. 80, TlsE,R3w.
Amounting in all, 70 le.S acres.
JOHN b. FLOYD,
May as-Iawt Secretary Of War.
sais Of the military reservation Rock Island
poncd present JOHN b. FLOYD
Secretary Of War
wAsu1SoroS, D. c., May -, lsss.
May 1o-2t
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T,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PART;
I OF THE WET. SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHwESr RALT
nORK AND ONO RAILROAD fFs

ssm~~ ovrs~oe~~s saA srsaay s~pvossd seAedslA
through connecting daily lsxosp Sunday
''0 d. Tbs cscSsT sxfls NAIL starts .. SIS, m q.
lowing ams S Ss..s-: @ = Relay M.s. q
p Al Dsuwood ,hs Ohio river, At H. with
ydaaf g T. EXPRESS
snna !. 3 ns., day. and esnasssnx directly Vim Express
Time from Washington to Cincinnati only ~ hours aud TO
a. u. cscISsArI DAYTON, 1sDIANApoI cAlRo ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO NoRrHwlsrtRN EXPRESS leaves (sxcsps sa'arLay
sunssy a ey',seug n wssssOn sss ansSs .Ss q n
sbs msds BY tbs ass rsis ou Washington
SlS, a. M or ., M train frum Washington
PAkorburg and all stations the Virginia road
take the aa Fer all points sn tho Marietta Railroad Aks
trains tho closest direct and
pie offered 70 the travelling public and
its lines seud have bssa secured
under THIS A1d AM g si' aaa ~
Way passsngers Baltimore ohis
viii Washington follows For all points between wa4h-
nsson Junction and :dmon: y =. ~ T. train For ~ 's
with the Frederick ran, s:xs tho aas train
washington daily rAunors nows A. sls and
"a! n, and a2s and 3 ?. m ...-,..... -,
Phadsph for New York. and tho 7lb for PhIa
Tho SIS m and sas and o. p H trains max. The wsst.rn
tho washington Junction with tho trains from M
Tho SIS m, s2S, p trains with Annapolis.
Tho 74s and 2s and trains viii stop At way sta
tons Washington and Baltimore.
On Sunday leaves Washington ~,
IRON BALTTNORE FOR WASHINGTON Thsrc tsns
ows 10 GAS, and and b20 tbs nTss and
which will be Express Trains and will not stop except a the
functions
as train viii reach Washington At $50 bsnE specially
accommodate SUMNER RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY
special Washington Junction bring tho Kx
press passengers arriving there from the West for Warrington
all kinds baggage checks and further Information
apply to THO5 Il. PARSONS, Agent,
Or al the acke once, Washington station
w. P. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
L. Y. COfE,
General Ticket Agent.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH

MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN. THE RICH
l DAdom Worn By Kings Emporors Whatf Why,
Because y the ornament provided
although the bloom g brightly n tho glowing
head i covering The hair bo and shrivesd,
ass. ass:A s az
two three Times w0es w IsSre and ny secure 70 70
the nrs j. the celebrated pianist, Thaibery
Nnw YoKx April TO- 1883
Du. express the obligations am under
% as e % a Gu = y Sseoas
upon application your "r Restorative
nvsn.ion quite ss well agreeable.
am, dear sir yours uay,
aDrych ar cwyiedydct"
wech Newspaper Once Is Nassau street. April H. 1885,
Prov O. j. wooo month six weeks ago re-
so - ~ y or hs ssr @ % s hs ia.
the hair ~ original color but 70 her A. vol A.
fa eject by turning gray brown
beaunr and hksnns .he hair strongly recommend the
-- .1Il CHARIIS cARpEw.
Esw Yoax, July 7s 1857
rro O. j. confidence do recommend Hair Re-
etoratiye scacious article Hnee
usng your Hair my and whkers which al
vhs have gradually d.rf and nov r.. confident
hss relieved ne * Ill daadu unpleasant ehne
mon among psrsona who psrsptrs freely j. q xnsr.
and turning cray wAs becoming bald and hsd tried
remedies 70 no enact oummsacsd rscrahvs Jznu
un -. srox out out ~ turned s.sr = il former @
fully restored to ~ original color ne"hn rud spRsss
anca chesruty roaauucnnd ~ use 70 AL . " hukc
eaIcAoo, H., Nay 1, lSs7
mo Restorative pas up Of three svs Wis large
du An ANAL hold: b. vp ana rs.. G 3. one aT y
propersou than small rsss 4Olsrs both. he arSs
bod, Too5 T % RI y. s.r ,; 1s ~ d.
oas Wire Railing rsabshnsat) and ia Market ssss
A sofa BY ali good prussss and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Has is--dsm
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

4. c. Herring 4 CO.'s Patent ChamPien SAFES.
u,TE subscribefs, grateful for past favors, and
onnr that public bsstowtng shsr patron
- 20 that wszs nscesssyy 70 sxhb al
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Nps. l3S, lar, and l3a Water street, and
Ne. Isl Broadway, Murray 81, New York.
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g. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Nsy @-H Richmond, Virginia
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