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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-18
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.

Wnr MANCHESTER, PA Feb. &, lSs6.
Sin Your CHERRY PEcToRAL is Performing marvellous
ing ptoms OF consumption and t. now curing
who has under affection OF the Ia for the
forty years. HENRY L. fAhhs, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, VI. n, ALBION, Monroe county, Iowa,
write Sept 8, 1855: Daring prac Ice OF
have nothing equal to your ChRaY PkcroRAL for
giving md relief 10 consumPtVe patients, or caring
such as carAbIe"
Consumption.
Probably no remedy as ever been known which
cured so many such dangerous this Some
hu nan aid n hat those the CHExRr PacTo
RAJ AaoTds relief and coafort.
TocroR AYEA, LoWESL fee IL a outy and pleasure
to oinform CHsRRT PscToRAL has done for
Wife she hsd been ave months sboring under The dan
zero symptoms OS Consunpuon from which no aid we
ins ntl Dr. sIrung Of this cy. where have for
advice recommended trisl OF medicine. We bless
his kndpess do your skill, for she has recovered
from day. she she used 70 be-
but Is free her cough, and calls herseh we'll
oRLANDo SHELBY,
Of shelbyviie.
ConstRptsres do not despair il you have tried Arms
CHxxNY PECroAA IL Is .de by Of the beat medcsl
chsmIs world, and It's al aFodni ecspsak
the high merits OF is virtaes--PaILd- Ledger.
PREPARED BY DR.. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
Aud soId wholesale by
bE6kY DkMONILLE, Nashville
10 e. OWN aud all ar isgists In this city.
RlEAsoS a HAMkINS. Columbia.
rAoMAs BRO. ClArksvll.e.
r.. ID. DEEaY, snsoyViile.
sCHELL a BLAckAoRE, 6ahstin
And AndsAisrs cicine syeryShere.
DAN. PACKARD,
ocI LIN. Advertising Agent.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

rom VIsCHER OWEN 4 CO., G.nY Advertising House
ApPLE1os' BUILDING ,S46 Broadway, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-18

EsaSEERs AND GEx'L suP'Ts OFFICE MEMPHIS CHARLES
Tos RAnkoAD
MEMPHIs, June 26 1851.
To WHOM IT NAY CoScERs.-This certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur
chased Of w. Bennett the right to prepare and
their Depots Buildings, Cars, Sc &C., Vests Galyanic
patent nre and water proof Roofing and that believe
1t TO be An economical and durable covering, having al
ready had it in use for eight months.
SAM. TATE President
=. @. ARMS, GENT Supt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-18

sUPKRISTExpEST's OFFICE MENPHIs OHIO r. r.
MEMPHIS, ESN Feb l9, 1851.
Mr. BENNETT Dear Sr:-Our company having been
troubled much with leaky cars, put of
Patent Paint upon them, and so far knowledge
tends, cheerfuly recommend it to any who wish
dry roof Of any sort Yours, &e.,
II COFFIN, Superintendent.
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OFFICE MIss CENTRAL TENN R R. Co.
BOLIVAR, TENN, Oct. l. 1857. 4
This will certify that the NJ. u 4 I. r. H. have pur-
chased OF Mr. w. s. Pennett, the right to their
Cars Bridges Buildings &C. &c Vests Galvauc Cement.
having seen used I'D tested have hesitation in
commendng it TO be the best and cheapest covering
IN use. z. p. NELLY, President,
NJ. C. 7. z. 4. Co.
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Group. Hopping Cough. Influenza.

SPRINGFIELD, MISS Feb. I, 1854.
RRoTHER AVER: will cheeTfsty certify PEcroRAL
Is tn remedy pos for the of WAOoPin9
Cough Group and the chest seSse of children. We OF
yoaT fraternity South appreciate your SIX III, and
CONNIE nd our medicine to oar psoa'e.
HIRAM CoNKLIN, ID.
ANCS LEE ESQ, MONTEREY, a. writes, 81 Jan. 1856:
had a tedious luhueI which cophne in doors Elk
week; took many rines Sithout relief nay tried
Your PEcraRAL advice Of clergy The hrsi
dose relieved the throat and lungs; less
than ne half hottie de completely well. Your
edicines are well the best
and you Doctor and your remedies, the poor
,bs1
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26
POWER OF A BOA C0NSTRIC-
TOR.

His mode of attack gave me an insight
into the method by which this species Of
snake destroys animals. The teeth OF
the boa-e constructor being long, bent, and
turned back, something like fish-hooS
shape. the snakes dart out and seize
hold of their prey. Then drawing their
heads back again, they pulled the amman
TO the ground nj once, aud coiling round
it. commence the crushing process. The
power of squeezing must be enormous
IN attempting to skin this animal, the
muscles inside had the appearance Of
strings of rope extending from the head
to the tail !; these he seemed 10 have the
power of contracting or extending, SO
that part that might be three feet long
as be coiled himself round your body,
could be instantly reduced to about foot;
by this means giving any one in his em-
brace very tolerable squeeze. | have
before remarked that these snakes are
not considered dangerous to men, as they
are not poisonous and ii those attack
ed had sharp knife aud managed to
keep their arms free, Mr.. Snake would
get the worst Of it. If one happened,
however, to be asleep, and boa con-
strictor then became familiar, he might
so have wound himself round arms and
body as TO prevent knife being used. j
have no doubt that they have power suf-
ficient TO crush any man 10 death IN a.
very few seconds, did they once get them
selves comfortably settled round his ribs;
but never heard of such case during
my residence at Natal, although | made
inquiry from the Kaifirs. Formerly
there was a great deal of superstition
among the Kaiiirs with regard to this
snake, and person who killed ono had
to 20 through quarantine of purifying
now, however, the Kaffirs do not seem
TO care much about them. | saw an old
fellow near the Umbilo River pinning
large boa constructor to the ground with
several assases TO prevent its wriggIins;
he had about dozen different ones stuck
in his body, and seemed to think a tew
more would do no harm. lie told me
;, that the snake was great rascal and
had killed a calf Of his some time before;
!. that he had long watched for an opportu-
nifty Of catching it out of its hole, and at
last found it so, when a smart race of
some yards ended in the Kaffir assagy-
{ ing the yeal-eater.-Drysom's Sporting
j Scenes IN africa.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

told the lieutenant that he would not so
on board-that he was an American cit
izen-and if he attempted to impress him,
it should be at his peril.
The British officer laughed--drew hls |
hanger, and backed by his mErmydons,
attacked him. A scuftle ensued-Wil- |
sons shipmates stood aloof, like a pack
of towards as they were-and Jack had
TO face a host of foes. The lieutenant
soon got his eyes handsomely bunged up,
and one or two of his satellites were laid
sprawline-but Jack received a severe
cut across 7rae roreueaa with ,i.u oe,less,
and was knocked down by blow on the
head from stretcher, welded by a Draw
nv left-handed man-oi-war' 's-man. His
arms were piuioned-and he was uncer-
enormously tossed into the cutter along
side.
Farewell, Captain Thompson" said
Wilson, as the boat showed off from the
gangway of the Rabican. 81 have fa-
yor to ask of you, which l know you
will grant. When you return 10 Boston,
60 and see Katharine-tell her us gently
as you can of the misfortune which has
befallen me-hut tell her not to despair
for we shall meet again. My case is not
so desperate, after ali-and many months
will not elapse, before ] shall free my
self of the chains of slavery which are
now thrown around me-and return TO
her on tie wings of affection"
Jack would have said more, but be was
interrupted by a shout of uproarou.
laughter from the crew of the CUTTER
The idea of Jacks attachment TO hi,
wife was diverting enough-but his hope
of escaping from the Freebooter in the
course of few mooths, or even years
when the station to which he was order
ed was taken into consideration, seeme'
to these rough and unfeeling men-of-wars
: men, so ludicrously absurd, that the,
could not contain their risible facultie
even in presence of their officer.
t Jack Wilson was thus forcibly convey
: ed on board a British frigate-which i'm
! mediately made sail for the port Of he
destination in the East Indies. Betor
!, the sun went down, the Freebooter TO
5 gallant sails could badly be seen from tn
deck Of the Rabican. " Poor Jack
: sighed Captain Thompson, as he slowl
z paced the deck" his fate is a hard one.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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(coNCLUDED NEXT WEEK. }

An INCIDENT. Come home" There
was a touching sweetness in the tone OF
the childish voice by which these words
were uttered, which attracted the atten-
ton of our reporter. Come home, do
come home p a little girl of perhaps
ten years, clothed, if we may call her
clothed, in the habiliments of tie most alb
ject poverty, was urging, with all the art
less eloquence Of childhood, her besotted
father 10 come home" Come home,
and mother and sissy will feel SO glad
do come home - There was no answer
TO the earnest pleading Of the child, no
kind word to soothe that young heart, al
ready old in sorrow--no turning OF the
feet from the den Of iniquity to which
they were Fastening, and mourntully the
angel Of that wretched household sought
her home alone. Poor child in whose
path no roses blossom-born only to en-
dure grief, and suffering, and shame
That look Of utter desolation and despair,
is painted indelibly upon our memory,
and the sorrowful tones Of tha; childish
voice are ringing constantly in our ears.
Poor child hoping for nothing, dream
of nothing but want and suffering, how
many there are whose destiny is no more
promising than thine - Boston Bee.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

RESPONSIBILITY. j am utterly aston
ished when / think upon such treasure
as the Gospel being committed to such q
one as myself. 1t almost terrifes me
when | think Of the awful responsibility
which lies upon an ambassador of Christ :
that he has not only to watch for his own
soul. but for the souls OF cthers--noi on
" TO account for himself, but for others
and if the people err through his mis-
guidance, it will be required at bis hands.
Who Is sufficient for these things r"--
Req. Wm. .Jacks0H.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

VERMONT STATE PEIsoN.-1he pre-
sent number of conyicts 10 the State
Prison at Windsor is sixiy-nine. sixty
eight Of whom are males and one female.
Essex and Grand Isle counties are not
ren-esented Windham sends onei Ben
ninot N. Lamoille aud Orleans two eaeiii
Franklin three Orange four Addison
i've; Windsor and Washington seven :
Caledonia nine Chittenden ten /; aud
Rutland seventeen.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

LICE ON CALVES The best, easiest,
and most simple remedy for lice on calves,
is the following take few dry ashes
from the stove rub them well into the
hair Of the animals, and all those trouo-
Iesome little creatures will soon become
harmless and disappear. Calves, or any
other animals to which ashes are applied.
should be kept dry for few days.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

ca Riches and pleasures are the chief
temptations 10 criminal deeds. Yet those
riches when obtained, may very possibly
overwhelm Us with unforeseen miseries.
Those pleasures may cut short our health
and life.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

eY 4 farmer in Adrian, Michigan,
had a valuable COW that lost much OF her
milk, and found a preventive in placing
an India rubber ring around the teat ai-
ter milking. He says this is found eff
fectual.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

G. When the seven wise men Of Greece
met the sage Of Hindostan, what did
they do? They ate sausages, (the eight
saw sages.)
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

rZ- A bill has been introduced in the
Virginia State Senate, TO exempt from
distress or levy one slave. The list OF
articles winds up as follow Il Bible, 1
Prayer book, niger
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

E9g Circumstances alter cases. Red
paint, which Is a great improvement To-
tie looks Of Old barns, Is an injury to the
the cheeks Of young ladies.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

ca There were $3.50 deaths in the
four cities Of New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Boston, in The year 1887.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

G. Simpson says the ladies do notset
their caps for the gentlemen any more :
they spread their hoops.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

e. Corn meal should never BE- ground
very fne, it Injuries the richness Of it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

gyy- " When does a candle resemble
When il sits up for late
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-26

fg- Rev. DIR. Tyng calls : cigar The
li.tle end Of the DEVILS tall
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wAsrrD-one line to aIf 'fds column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27
RAILROADS.

NrEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COxP1sY-
IN Writer Arrangement ON and afer Monday Nov 1883
trains twenty sIxth street. New Yors follows
A. NJ, nrzi train for Albany; 30 A. NJ White Plains &c
w. william. hrdse. r ~ xihssrtoni -, = " Uro,on
sIeeis, $40 ~, Williams Bridge, Returning vii leavs
A ~ from White Plains $40 A. NJ, Williams Bridge; A.
~ Croton rais; A. ~, Merton; ~ A. NJ, White plains.
sl6 NJ mail train for Albany; 10 20 A NJ from Williams
bridge 1890 p ". White Plsns; P. NJ, White Psips y.
WV 30 ANPBEII. srperinenserl
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Ocur.IsTs AND AURIsTs.

INFAFNrs4 THE "NEwrARTIFICtAL EAR DRUMS
manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail, BY
GEO WADE - Fulton street
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RUBIs

n PERLE AND RUBfs
Ia CHAMPAgNFS.
Tie updesgnea have been appointed agents for
Tinted for the n the sna
o. Messrs Jacques Ggerg ca si Cnslous sur Marse,
France We present their wtnes ~ the public under two
brands VIZ Ia Perle and Ruhs These superior wines wi
found n all respects equal not sny other
brands now the market From the experience
possessions and large u the well
a jacques goerg Co, aud their determination
furnish vines which shall meet with the approval coo.
tuners feel persuaded st trial will fully establish all
We claim for The excellence of these wines
cRaMfR, ABEGs ksc'loskEr, 10 broad stre-,
Ghs above wines may always be had Al the following
rlates.-lobn " Drummond A Co, corner 81 Canal and
Church VIM. s. Crvfn Co $50 Broadway; Henry
A. Kerr isr0adway: r. A T. Higgins 20 Sixth
Carwiu 20, go Broadway X. " fimpson Brother, ga
broadway Campbell seaman, 4Oa Fourth avenue sidney
" CLARK fs5 Broadway u. v. r. Corwin. sll broadway;
Be Noise 30 broadway James a. Tilford, 10 Fourth
~ Jacques $50 Fourth avenue Charles Benson,
~ heesker street Joseph Staples, ls2 bowery.
DoBiNyoN's HUDSON ALE-R W EVANS 90
~ pctss0rs 10 GEORGE Robinson, brewers of the
hrae9 Hpis1u abe Dor sale in hh1s bhs half hbls lie
~ No y Harrison street WILLIAM GAULs agent
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4 WAITER Is RERUIREp nMEnIATELYlN PR.
~ vate family he aust understand thonnshly me an's
Of his station plate cleaning &C. must have learnt IN
must he Protestant from the North of Ireland Apply al Ivy
Grand ST with lest M
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A YOUNG WIDOW LADY GF TNTFl.LtGE ECE AND RE
N refinement aesirss o. ~ 1aton gDverupss hAuse
ke.per ctu tsaeh ~ "a imcns 81 music Ca ad Tres
go, erness r. an ave.
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yNANrED-BY A RESPECT ABLE ENGLISH GIRL. 4
w situation as waitress or chamhermad Gall at ll2 MOI
81, room No. !.
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(NLrPPFR SHIP OF WEDNESDAY, DEC 8
~ SUTTON A CO. Is UkSPATCH LINE FOR
SAN FRANCISCO.
POPULAR LINE-MAGN1FfCENT SHIPS
The famous and celebrated Al FIRST class clipper ship
ANDREW JACKSON
Williams master,
Having made the passages San Francisco IN 02 ans 100
days delivering her careoes IN fine order Justly acknow
LEGGED the most desirable conveyance 70 that port.
PIkR d EAST RIVER,
And viii promptly ~afl as above.
Shippers DESTROYS of securing capacity IN this extraordinary
vessel viii promote their nere BY sending their cargo me
diaeiy a0n eide and their hill ~ lading 10 :.
SUTTON 90 IS South Street corner q Wall
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4 sTRoLoGY PROFESSOR WILSON ASTRONOMER
= may DE- consulted ~ the 4s' present an1 iture events
- Nfe q ~ Ed1np beween Grn8ant BrOlne streets
fee-iAles % cents gentlemen a. Tine 81 birth required
kTROlDGy AgD CLAfRyOYANCFM BRrcF
~ etu br C0Hsued Der Office 270 Grand street ~
noek Faf ~ tihe kBwery. up ss@ud air, Ar a1 where
~ hsf Hl.a tbae uds v ~ Fah s 1n1 .ftf0
kry ACC s4ITEty tnee Zee &c
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A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN WISH

4 MIDDLE AGED VID w. or GOOD ADDRES
n ofcrs her services either 20 private family ora solr
itg house "a taking Charge generally Good rel
addressed 10 Mr.. Howard boN 100 Herald olie
Will be attended To-
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= YOVNC WOMAN WISHES A sTrU ALTON TO TAKE
~ ~ Charc g assist ia thAmcrNork house
Satisfactory reference siye Address can Mrs
A n 30 fleuston -
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ITO THE IADTEs-A DRESSMAKER, EXPERIENCED
Il in al its branches having sewing machine would q
" families nv the week day without the machine thos
curing good litter address NJ. B. Broadway Pos
office.
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SITUATIONS vASTED-MALEs

A RFsPECTABLR, INTELLIGENT YOUNG NAN. ~
n temperate habits wisees situation as clerk or porter IN
writes good hand and Is and smart H dgures
city references Address for two days VI Mooy
box l07 Herald Office.
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4 USTRALIA COMMERCIAL LINE-FOR MELBOURNE
"A direct-The superior clipper ship NECKAk, 1900
burhen, Brop commander, will positively sail for the
above por, the 10Th November. This ship elegantly
with accommodations for both first and second
cabin and equal steamer aoat For freight
passage which will be taken low by any other line
apply on board, orto s. PlCkARD CO., Is broadway
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INTELLIG ENCE oFFICES.

A IL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS IaME-
~ daey call at the large institute for domestcs l3Eleven
Sixth Tnis home has
dance Of civil capable help Conducted by respectable Anne
ricsn lady.
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urANrFn-RY YorNG w AGEp TwENrYoNF
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A NUMBER or woMEN AND GIRLS WANTED DAILY
"A N good situations rendv - good wages far hrs
eass families Also several Protesaus wanted Inquire
the large institute and home for d0mess rs llth
Of Oh
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INSTRUCTION.

A CADEMY OF PENMANsHIP AND BOOKKEEPING,
"a 3t2 broadway, open day and evening, for nsrougo
INSTRUCTION There classes pupils received At al
time and taught at hours to suit their couvsnienee
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
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yyANTED-A CoLORFD MAN TO ACT As WAITER.
" One that understands his business aud all attend it,
may apply, from 10 TO II O'Clock at 10 Union place.
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- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
United etates Msil Line.
The favovite steamship AUGUSTA, Car1an W, q Wood.
hull will leave Saturday. Nov u nj r. ~ from pier
North river Through tickets be had ~ the following
places fare Low bv other from New York
sayannah, Accommodations superior
New York 70 New Orleans $50 80, Mobile SIS Mootgomery
Ala 800 Atsnta Ga, SIS Albany, Ga, oQl Columbia, Ga
BE- Macon Ca, sal; Savannah, SIS
Bfersons wishing hroueh tickets mast apply boar
before the a the For freight passage
apply W sAMUEI l., MiTCHIfJ. Son, Is BrosAwsy. I
The Alabama ptsin Geo schcnck viii succeed and 81
Wednesday. Thc. L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-10
CLARENDON HOTEL,

NEW Z OItA.
0NHIS spacious and elegant hotel hos during tn last
L month. been entirely renovateh and is in
pete order for the reception of permanent and transient
guests been thorou ly renovated ard cmbfihed,
with artistic taste, by the trm of GUILE ALLIES. The
carpets been carefully selected of the most approved
styles and quality, from the establishment OF w. J.
SLOANE and entire and magnificent dinner services
the table ote private dinners has been
turPd expressly for the hotel by TIFFANY & Co.
The cuisine is conducted heretofore, the most
arged liberal SCALE by of the frat Chiefs assisted
by artists, with the marketing under
the especial direction OF G.. KRRNRR
This hotel Is exceedingly well ventilated, aud is amply
provided with upwards Of seventy bathrooms and water
conveniences, single well suites ofrooms
The propretors embrace this opportunity to their
thanks for the liberal patronage that has thus far
their endeavors beg leave to that
effort will be made to render the CLARENDON of the
first hotels in the country.
Terms sc 90 per day. M charge for baths.
aug27.1wtw&w%l G. KERSER & J. BIRCH, Propretors.
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WILDE 81 BRO


d ESPE0TFULLY inform the public that they have
III ceived OF the largest and fashionable invoi
of Wall Paper and winow Shades brought to the
city Of Wheeling comprising French, English and Ameri
Papers and Rorlers in almost endless variety They
purchased below customary market figures, and
will be sold ely low beautiful styles Glazed
Paper Is cents PEI ROLF the offered elsewhere at
1S% II yon wish bargains give CALL deter
mined will defy conoetition.
attention WHOLESALE DEALERS is invited, as we
job goods at most favorable rates Our stock EN-
TIRELY NEW and free from old and depreciated styles
carried over from last year. APT