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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tonic Every one, at times, feels the neces-
sity of some restorative of the vital powers,
depressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In
such conditions let every one, instead of flying
to the alcoholic or medicinal stimulants, which
must be followed by depression equal to their
excitement, reinvigorate his deranged system by
the natural tonic elements of the Peruvian
Syrup. In Dysentery and similar complaints. of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved remarkable preventative and cure
e. Booking, Agent, Apotheca No. 81 Monroe
street.
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W4YLANp Mass, Feb. s, 1857.
PROF. o. J. WOOD & Co--Gents: Having realized the
good enects Of your Has Restorative, wish state
nndtnE my hair growing thin, we'll gray was in.
aassa from what read and heared, to article pre-
as It Was Ia YOUTH both of which effected completely
In the operation lhsve used nearly three bottles.
Yours &c.1 JAMES FRANCIS.
ID WOOD co, PTpPrietors, 312 proadw ay New York
yin the greatN Y Wire Railing aud IL Mar.
ket ST., st. Louis $40. ~ -= '5i1
And sold by all good Druggists. &
dec8-d t-w&w1v. "a iy1&-Sm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

Sad 4ccidout-Mr. Henry Niebaum, an en-
ployee oftho Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad
Co., had one of his feet badly mashed while in
the act ofcoupling car to the locomotive. He
was standing on the lumber and in the act of
making coupling when an iron bar on the
locomotive struck his foot and crushed it to a
Jelly. He was promptly cared for.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

The Central Ohio Railroad has not missed n
single connection during the month of July
past. The road is in most excellent running
condition. President Jewett seems to be a
most proper man for the place he occupies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

WHEELING & PARKERsBURG PACKET.
ln PInce Of lhe a IbenaaFle.
ETa1a1- ~ The and splendid Passenger steamer
l.lBs8I,4ks4e77d SOU Il n h R M
D. ?. GOODWIN, Master, WIN leave
:. - - Wheeling, every Tuesiuy, Thursday and
satatday, ct 10 o'clock NJ Returning, leave Parkers
Pa5s every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at A. N.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
- 1yl9-1m g. O.BAKER & CO., Agents.
BRIDGE STOCK FOR SALE.
ION SATuRDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT,
" VIII sell at public auction the front door the
Court House Of Ohio county rKins, commencing the
at eleven ocec A. H. Four Hundred and Fifteen Shares
the Capital stock of the Wheeling Belmont Brage
Company.
The stock will be offered In lots of twenty shares with
privilege to the buyer TO take 1e0shaFep.
jy13-td fArgls copY.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

d Pretty Pair Of Birds, Mr.. Franklin Hess
and Miss Lucinda johnson. Officer Wickham
found them yesterday morning, overstepping
the bounds of decency and shaming humanity
with their outrageous conduct. They were
sent to Jail for ten days by Aid Wright
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

Are Top Bilious Use Todd's Pillsl Are
you costive2 Use Todd's Pillsy Have you
Headache? Use Todd's Pills! Have you Liver
Complaint Use Todd's Pills Have you Dys-
pepsia? Use Todd's Pillsl Have you Cold2
UseTodd's Pillsl Do you want safe Family
Mcdicine9 Use ToGd's Pillsl Do you want
reliable Family Medicineg Use Todd's Pil.s!.--
They have been proved by an experience of so
years! They are more popular than ever be
fore. They are compounded with great care
and from the aouTest material They are used
in almost all parts of the Union. They are all
they profess to be. Trythem T. ii. Logan
& Co., Wholesale Agents.
SEE advertisement Of Dr. sanford's Liver In.
vig"rntor in another colnmn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

The Rire' continues to go down at the rate
of two inches every twenty four hours There
are now thirty two inches in the channel The
Poland arrived from Cincinnati with a tolerable
trip. The Minerva takes the place of the Wood
side in the Parkersburg trade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31
PHOTOG A-PHS.

.Vs9- The place to obtain a GOOD PHOTOGRAPH ia at
wYKE's GALLERY 1ss Slain 81, opposite Union, where
this style of picture got up life They resemble steel
engraving and fine picture the parlor put
in open frames One sitting only necessary produce
any number from til subject They the cheap
estpctures when more than one is desired.
Old Dague-reOtypes restored and copied to any size
Bring in your fading Daguerreoypes and them re-
stored aud made permanent.
Every style of picture with neatness and dispatch
at WYKR's GALLERY,
te2s Main st., opposite Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

she stood beside the counter,
The day hen meier forget;
She thought tile muslin dearer
Than any she'd seen yet;
He watched Ger MAY full fingers
The silks and satins toss
The clerks looked quite uneasy,
And nodded at tine boss.
SHOW me some velvet ribbon,
Barege and satin turk,
She said, II want to purchase"
Then gave the goods jerk.
The clerk was ali Obedience,
He Travelled ''on his shapes"
At length with hesitation,
She bought yard Of tapel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

LAgGHLINs 6BUsHFIELD AEentfoF WheslinSs, Va
Sold also by 7. II. Logan Co., g. FUND enbere an
Etsts generals. InH2 Al
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CosH0croE, Ohio. NoT.lz.

CosH0croH, Ohio, Nov. IL, 1855
Q. }. WOOD Co.-Gents: As I have been engaged IN
selling Hair Restorative the last season for one Of
your local agents o. NJ Haekinson and haviag expsrl-
enced the beneficial effects of myself like to OBJ
tain for the State OF Ohio state in thu
West should wish make such arrangements MS
convinced there is nothing equal tot the United
dtes, restoring Lts hair. nave been engaged In the
Drug business for several year, and have various
for the hair but have found nothing that ri.
stores the secretve invRoate9 the scalp AS well
yours, being July convinced your restorative ID
VIVA: you represent It to be- would lie engage In
sale Of It, for am satisfied It must Kell. .f
Yours truly, g. 4. STocRSGAH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31
MoREFHAN 500, oooBoTTLHs
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES I.
IN ONE Y EAR.

'INHR RESTORATIVE OF PROP. o. j. WOOD, FOR RE-.
storing hair perfectly permanently never yet
had rival Volume after volume given
parts Of the world and tom the Intelligent prove
you cannot dorbsi read also the following:
81 TnE b AR People havef9r censaflcSbesn afaictea
Win bald heads and the only remedy heretofore known
oeen tnose eSominahe wigs By recent discovery OK
Professor Wood these articles being with
but great many sti er because the
nave been 90 often imposed upon by Hair Tones differ
sns Ends. 70 an such persons earnestly make the
quest, that they Will
tive thereis uch thing asfan We know Ola lady who
was bald who used the Article short time aud herlead
now covered completely with the tiniest Beautiful
curls imaginable We know of cascs where hair
was rapidly falling out whlchi restored
ton than It ever had been before.
IS also without doubt of the best articles keep
ing the hair In good condition., making coasy
removing dandrua and has proved Itself greatest
my to all the Ills that hair IS helI to.
It Is the duty of every improve personal ape
rearaEce though differ regard ways OF
doing but every one Will admit that beautiful head OF
hAr either In man rwcmar, Ia object much be de-
sed amt there are no means thut should be left
Philadelphia. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

A'otdor 1tnsa Our female Irish ncighbors,
over the way, of whose proceedings VIC have
fair and full view, had another fight last night.
MRS Mountain took occasion to eject female
ooardcr Tor some unknown cause--and the
0oarder, much disliking confab so striking,
proceeded her rights to defend, and a combat
uproafious, both ''going i'm glorious, made it
doubtful how it would end. Eyes, faces and
noses arms, bodies and toeses, with scratches
and bruises abound, tilin embrace so loving,
by pushing and showing, both heavily fell TO
the ground Good people of Quincy street
enjoying the grand treat, straightway for the bat
tie field started by using and force
on the occasion, succeeded in gettieg them
parted. Its queer sauars, over there, any how
you fix it.
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BY THE UNION LIlI.EI.
OFFICE. ooRNER wAgER AND MONROE aTanEgs.

20 THE DAIE.Y ENTELI.EaaENGER..
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4 slrenaae, and Zoo q Ended-shakspeare

--Ao<EDsR-- istH
A Ssrsnade, and Hoo 1t Ended. Shakespeare
in his day advised future ages not to trust the
man who had no music in his soul Partly in
consequence of this, an utterly musicless man
is hard to ind as few are able to get along with
out being trusted But in the fair-the divine
sex we have to record an instance ofone without
sentiment-without romance; ono whose s'af-
fsctious are dark as Erubus." Night before
last, a party OF young gentlemen were serena.
ding under the window lady in East Wheel
ing. They eliminated sweet sounds Of song,
and laid the nattering JUNCTION to their souls
that they were enchanting the raptured atten-
ton of everything within hearing. They had
naarly ''played out" their catalogue of beautiful
pieces, and were concluding with finely exc
cuted, sense Stealing solo-so low, in fact, that
it could scarcely be heard, except by the party
for whom twas intended. The Quartette ga
zed languldly at the serene moon and the twink
ling stars, slanting up the best ear to catch and
rnodulate every falling note, when 10! and be-
hold, the window raised from above--a fair
hand was thrust out-and instead of bouquet,
the quartette received about quart of water
upon their melancholy countenances. The eff
feet of the acqueous fluid was instantaneous
1t took the music from their throats, the senti-
ment from their breasts, and the starch from
their shirt bosoms, at one and the same time
That solo was the last lay of the MINISTRIES. A
number Ofinstruments can be bought dog cheap
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

.5g-rO P2INFERS We have just received from the
af,stnr.s establishment of'H. D. Wade, New York,
~ ot of Printing Ink which have reason to believe
a. s,,nsor to any Ink have heretofore offered to the
!i Oar assortment Is COMP eteemhracing all colors
I'D AT ali prices We solicit cash ORDERS News Ink in
90 Is and 81 kegs, a: rs cts. per pound No ink sent
nnI.ss the money accompanies the order
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

SSW Goods 90 Make up Order
HAVE nov reserved my Spring Su inner stock OF
Il CLO1AS ClA&SGWERE8 AND V.ES7LYG;S of the
most desirable styles, best fabucs at exceedingly C
PRICES and which prepared 10 up IN the latest
ana most styles and the prices 10
Which, T0n.a eau the asss'tS, Of and the
Clothing alWsys hand ut very prIces. Can see
A. NJ ADAMS,
-ePz0 No. 81 Water st..
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Ust RECEIVED, a large of Rodgers Bros
nne silver Plat uze consisting of various stylts Of
9erks: Dessert and Butter K1iYes SALT Cellars
l.adIAs., 9uasss s. ls1A n. SCOTT:
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sPEoIAL N.oTIo IS

. NOW FOR THE FIRST TINE MADE NJ wnEELINe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

3MY4HTE SHfRTS--We have a large stock of WI ite
shlrs, plain Linen MarseIlIes do, Fancy Shirts
OF I'll atytes and quality, for sale very low by
39t WHEELER q LAKIN, 1O2 Main It, y
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-12-03
Autumn.
DY s. II. WHITMAN.

love to Wander through the woodlands hoary,
In the soft light of an au,unnnl day,
When summer gathers up her robes Of glory,
Aud, like II dream Of glory, rliles away.
fingers,
Serenely smiling through the golden mist,
Uniting the wild grape with her dcwy fingers,
Till tEc cool emerald turns to amethyst.
Warm lights are on the sleepy uplan.ls waning.
beneath dark clouds along the horizon rolled,
TIL the slant sunbeams through the frinyes
raining,
Bnthe all the hills in melancholy gold.
Beside the brook and OH the umbercd meadow,
Where yellow fern-tufts Heck the faded
ground,
With folded lids beneath their palmv shadow
The gcntian mods, i'll ba!my slumbers bound
Tie littlSbrds upon the hl-s.Jes lonely,
Fit n"iselesaly along from spray to sriav,
Sile"t rs Il Sweet wandering thought that only
Shows its bright wings and softly glides
away =
he sccntless flowers in tie warm sunlight
dreaming.
Forgct 20 breathe thcir fullncss of delight;
And thro' the trunrrI woods soft airs are
streaming.
Still rs the dewfai! Of the summer night.
Lo. in my heart a sweet unwontel feeling
Stirs like the wind in oceans hollow shell,
Through all its secret chambers sadly s,enling
Yet finds no words its mystic charm to tell.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-12-03

ApVi6E 70 BAcHELo Be sure to-
annex AM 4 women who will lift youpp, Instead
5of pushing you down. IN anercshtileI
phrase, get piese Of calico t;,atwill wash.
/. & !. q. ! Ia
II syc1eph hear; g d widow msnasoe her
condition by d. isinc i q as IS
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-12-03

ScATrERISGTH SoUTuEnsERs. The sudden
change from the signs Of the Indian summer to
the clustering gales of winter, has caused a
grand stampede of our Southern friends, whose
faces have been familiar to us during. the ar-
tumn>ip the promenade, the social circle and
places ofpublic amusement, With the. first
fsass. away goes the nnw elcome .;Y elbow Jacks.'
'e' soptherh CITIES, and tile 'banishsd
hers return ,tptheir. 1alhnusehold godss--:
%a trayeLju.t poyis imInsnses both
tsnd raie Ths4 Nash III :. for
nSsalatlays sl,e dnsEs skap EsEt tcis
fdassehgetss md the PkiIFJaI,
SdS morrow, wilIhserow.
areto NeE YGSkbb tel
4the .Rassiansa Ntcstfe
departure wat bessst tAtaiy,
rsssHsree ~
{ VI :.sss .:,s,s'
Ma
tsr
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-12-03

There is JhvnG man i}
soe exsesdi disgs bsigh tllSS
looN 81 lin sssiis
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-12-03

with the ladies, YOU know. think he WAS
Il perfect wretch to leave you, and SO soon,
top."
Her meaning began TO break upon Lizzie,
mind, and she exclaimed almost icrcclvs
"Of who are vou sprakinr?'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-21
pTTPo1D cOEVEETION AT .hENPH
nNuARY "a. 1859.
srETE c%OEVKETION.

In accordance with usage, and as 5 Dscesss-
" means Of perfecting the organization and
securing the success Of car party ct TIE next
August election. the undersigned, as members
OF the Democratic State Central ComHittse,
would urge upon the Democracy Of every
ephnty OF the State the necessity Of holding
prlmsry meetings in their respective counties,
and appointing delegates to the Convention, 70
be held at Nashville, to nominate = candidate
for Governor. As there are Questions con-
nsctsd with our federal policy as also with
our State legislation, that viii probably b
brought before tie CONVENTION, e is important
that every county should be represented; ana
it Is suggested, that each meeting appoint
proxies to cast their vote, in cass Of inability
OF failure on the part Of their delegates to al
tend.
We suggest the 18th day Of March, 1883, IS
. suitable tim for the sitting Of the COnTen-
ton, and would respectfully request The Demo-
cratic papers Of the STATE to give Pabloity to
this notice. A. R. CROZIER,
?. c. DUNHINGTON,
S. L. FINLEY,
STATE Central COMMITTEES.
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10 the People Of the Southern states.

Nrlm he l. tA4ou ntfA--l
WHEREAs, an unwsrrsntabk attack has beer
made upon Judge Nathan Green, Of the Lsba.
non Tenn Law School, BY The Montgomery
ala .AdrsrfiseT, making certain charges t
he effect that be has attempted Wrongfully tC
influences the sentiments of the students Of this
University upon the subject OF slavery " in bis
lecture-room" and "sround his social board
therefore,
RssolUsS, lst. That We the members Of The
Senior Class, who have kBogn bin long and
veil, and who have had the benefit q bis
Instructors, HBanissOusly prenounce these
charges to be as false and s~afoaaded in theiI
origin as they ere efessiUs to ~ as students Of
this Institution.
Rssolrsd, %. Tat Judge Green has never, at
any time, within DOR knowledge, attempted,
either directly or izPsisdly, to influence our
opinions upon the subject alluded to bat has
yer 10 bis professional intercourse with rs,
been true in expression Of sentiment 10 the
rights Of the South and S0Hthern Institutions
Rssolrcd, 81. That be Furthermore deserves
our highest comDsnstyion for the unusual
pauctuzlity and answering perseverance, with
which be bss performed bis duties ss a Pro
sesEcr Of Law in Cumberland Unlversity-al-
ways striving 70 9 give ardor TO virtue and
confidence TO truth"
Rssotrnd, 4th. That the Montgomery fdver-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-21

SONORA NJ ITS PcLIrIcAL C5nDJrToy -
Lieutenant MowRT, who is at Washington ss
q delegate from Arizona, represents The neigh
boring Mexican State Of S@ouora, ard one Ct
the largest in the Republic, as 10 = completely
dsmorsiizsd state. No branch Of industry Is
followed; there isnO safety of person OF P7o-
perty ; the Only hope Of he country is in an
nexati3n 70 the United States. The capitalists
and Influential men who are NOS; decided in
tbsT dsnunciatious Of The DATED States are
buying property largely, which can only be
valusblsin the event OF annexation. He thinks
that The present Governor will fan, as be has
loet credit with the merchants b. oppressive
taxation. Il is regarded BY the Mexican peo-
PIE Only as s matter Of tine when the United
States will absorb Sonora. TIE Arizona mines
are becoming more profitable. Considerable
emigration las settled in the Territory. Lieu
tenant MowsY brings about three hundred dol
lars in gold Gust from ths ella minos, aad sew
e-al pounds Of silver in ingots from Sopori and
other minss.
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CitY Orhinance.


Dr. Il ordained b. the Bead Of " w md tidermsn
ID Of The city % Memphis.
SEC 1. Thtt with the exception herelnsfter mentsonee
no su1tilne T or oihe prson Cr persons zHs 2. here after,
within tue ~c0rporate limits o. ths civ o. Memphis. vsni
or sell Eny siEVc or shaFes, either uuhicfy or prtVa sy.
or zeal IN Slaves either IN his or N. r. eVs scc1unt, OF
on c-umissl1n, or As sEent for oth-r, ex- INST. veg
ui1ls licensed negro trsdsrf soting ind = city license
src 2 sheriHs, C-rks and Orm ui-iu-frs f~ppo,nt.d
10 make Judicial or execution sale or aEarts zpp Intel
IN Ter them for TIE pspcse
SIC 3 P-rs37s selllrg 70 buyirr ons " more slave
At . time. owned or held - them Or r-E ar tervics or
labor 10 some u1ifoFm omnioy nest. snd NJ; fought o.
SOD - a matter OF trshs Or i~usinfsG
Sea Anv prru-no or psrsons Tot wisbins B. obtsin .
negro trAier's Lcs1Ee Tor enc yeaI, b Z 20 sri ore OF
more slaves on coBnisIru or a. gsa.- ftrethers. or 10
bmrorarly deal or trHmc in slave ulthi1 this city on
bis 0Un ssa0unt, nay sppy 70 Tire Cry Esgisttr snd Oh
tain q special Lonse for the purross he hrt psyir
therefor 20 the City Tax Collector, 70 D. psid Iafoths Cty
Treasury, the sun o. ten dollars for esch slave be nav
pTCp1se 20 sell. and The fees Tor ifsniug he sane II
shall be the duty q be City Hsrsbal. snd The vsrfsus
m-nocrs fthe CITY Poles, 10 arrest evtTT person with
h The cit who v~i0stes, or On reasc~alie z oulss Is Gus
psctsi O.. violating fhls ordinsHcs, a. take him Or th-m
before toe City Recorder for trial. AMI tumn87 al ne
cefszry witnesses and. N o~onviction. The . ron so
offending shall he fa'd In tn sun % tE.uty collars for
every Save 50 sold him. Sod 10 violafi-n q ais oTdl-
.nauoeIo be collected and disposed Of - fines sad forfeit
ptres 10 other cases OF uiscemf anors.
FEC. s. Be a further ordaiEed Thaf sfrra S OF the
e'ciaed otdinrn>as on PRIVILEGES OF y nv Lus Be 60
Amended ss 10 create an ~Hf1ltioual priv fss, % b. knoWn
as the Trfv lfgeo Of ceiling q Erocs Al aluioa
SIC .. Ftr . ncease for the p iV.lrFe q sling ne
groes Al anction for the erm q one yeas thsrs shall b
pad into the City Treasury the sun o. esN0.
SEC 7. For Eegr0 trsdsfs' license % sr the srdl-
nanoe herastose Il f'Tee. and also fer he TuvteEe OF
selling negross a. sucii ton. D oVicrd far b. { f. amend
msnt. where btth are held or nsfainfd ty the ZANE per-
a. 10 ~ fss'e s9al 9e paid 10 'es e. .er-sgr' ne sum
L X. RIcaARD5, City ReEs tsf
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Is 3 g!
GIFT BOOKS
FOR
CHRISTM A :
AND
VIEW YEs4RS.
We have one OF The Iarges; stocks Of FINE
BOOKS that was ever cent to the Southern
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most fasHdicus
ne Stafford aHsyi q. gaaks7ears ss'sraoo1 com
IrsI-s fCrty-av- Sas'I portraits
word-Eo Cd woasu or. Ts.s Ct Wam,nlr s%isro1ts'
Of Al Lands snd Ages
TAs court Of Esp leOni Or, ssisy aaasr ihs tHs,
suPire, With portrait. efH- te.utiss, wits ,ni
hsroines.
A g sHery Of famou, zpsish and Ausrissu Poe 3 richly
Illustrated with enc hundred tssi eaErsvnss
Women Of Beauty aud ssrOisn : q Portrait 6insry Of
femsls I~0v7Iness sehlevement sna iseusne-. with
nineteen steel eusrsvists
Rats FEMALE Poets Of smsries. y N ale .i~I plstss.
h FLORAL EssPsass al Language o: Fiow'rs. 'hr y
elegant eoOrea sasravl5ss.
CIT Book o. American scenery. sp,,aaIi ,o.uma
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Ths Iaaies' Souvenir. By n P
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The Atlantic Souvenir, WITH siss.at p~rs-sisse On sts'.
Ls.seVs Of Memory for Isss.
he Gem Oitso Season, VITA ten In rIa'trsaous
LAYS Of ne Ho,y Land. from Ancient ami N dsFa Poets
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Tas BOoi Of h. Illustrated with aHy steel uzrsvisss.
IN. Poets Of rh- Eia.,s,pth Century. BY Rev. R A.
wum7i
ihs ouesns Of EDsians series Of portraits o. dlstin-
Euishsa female s~Oversisnl via bsosraEhisaI and
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