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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

GRATEFUL lnt past the s'll"' rtcf would
return LII, thanks hs Intends aud the put
lie gen"Ally. and Inform them Tint he
hand Hn1 constantly adding hriei' large fs
Elegant Furniture, nsanuartuniiN rktui w'fk
the best vria ah iisl u' iJ"si de
.rablr Ills Stnck ,unhrr arils usually Goi
ten la the most rNensiN" mahNis'iutivs
those i-nc L. as' i" ltnf hs'
he and IL sN. rsa,d Ia both
price quality oi whtk
liar and Shu,k Mattresses alaats ~ hand
EUW AKD J fOIkfS.
War,ranrns } below L.LrN " are-
.pI Il ksrstt
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x-NiU.nI.r nrAl E~TATrO> tn.Nk

il:iIlIi FuR SALE Tina: yaiu1h'e FAMILY h.
KISlBENi r In The .ighhorho"d Of Hamilton Roy Hi
on F. anki'n Ii The property Philp Taggart i
sale tn wei y agcuInu datiig t'rlas, ApPlS t.
rUA$ NJ BLACKBOARD, rr
Al q al WN 4 SAN.'j
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

CLERICAL RrsioSArl"N.--r Rev. j. j. Me-
Mahen. of the DIval street PRESBYTERIAN church
in Richmond, has sent in his resignation. after
several years Of efficient set,ice lie ha- had twn
calls from Campbell county. Va, hui has not Vet
decided whittier he will next locate himself
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADEsMEN
OF LYNCnBuRa
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT WEST KNOW
That yon sell ,hcsn HarHnims!
ri the Railroad ron lynchhars to knesve all OF him
having large circulation among tho people of south western
asg- ADVERTISE AND GET RICH ~vrai
IN ANY OR ALI. or TuE FOLLOWING PAPERS;
NEW ERA. Floyd Conrt linnS~ Va
VIRGINIA All TfNSE>sfE MEMS. } u,,o,
PRESBI1 ERlAN WITNESS, "''"
bkowNiGW skNoANilslt Gcnn.' wIiia
NlNDIt ArpE. 1rurshornnrh Tenn
RELIGIOUS INrELLlGFNCER, Neftlstowh Penn,
a aALETTi stAN' Lc>as'on.y.
1 pnMH%TtT' ,ASneapu,~
stNn MI; Liberty va
sALEM EEGisrrR, sairm w
THE VISITOR, Marion Sm> the 60, Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence .dnysoneo Va
p phMnETN Mn,o : rmsns,lev.
STAR ANb lifkALp. Chri.,ianshurr. Va
WyTHEyILE f rEnEonAi !" wy,ns,n'o VI.
INioN pCWocRAr tnion, Nom, county, Va +.
ADVOCATE, JcGerscnviile, TNsewcll eoun,y,Va
K KnrrInrH, panvillr,va
TnE SOUTHWEST. renrisburg, dies county, Va.
SENTINEL. Alexandria. Va 4,
Persons wsipe advertise of the a"ve pa'iA VIII
hud 10 fnfih Nilntsi 10 cali on M" ~ the "m'e q" ne
iynenrg Nirgnlan, tr stAis mhrr" contracts WI be-
made. aud advertisements fotM Ahhfn WITHOUT hfiAf-
~ will nso and ard advertising '" paper
In the United States wADbii.l"
srp,is,s F'rrnen Nirrin,an owe"
VlWe have Just received anr' ii'r artiol""i 80 7
which will chris at the tabor In wa hng II dree'
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ESQUIMAUx OVER COATS,

MERICAN WAICHEs.-W Wei H,rIc- e
~ erf,,d large lot Of AMEE1 CAN WATCHES in ia
hi,, lnntink Ia which we invite the attention ~ 81,
II The public Ih' Watches M" cheaper ihR' -
The Watch tho quarry aud altogether raia
he lime keepers Nhrevet th,y Inv. hcrn<usei they
rye given satisfaction and tev have been sui
To h" IN ly ieied Those ahD wish 10
something lntthnr concerning their tnlntiihs, arc IL
viteI them We shall take pleasure
Ing ihtr distinctive fe'tnfr-
SiiVERT HORN 4 Gift.
dee lG Ia ut Jewery Storc nb,ro ~" Market
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

+. II. GILL, Eso.---We understand that this gen
tleman. recently appointed Superintendent Of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, has arrived in
this city and will enter upon his duties
w. con graduate the '''mpnny upon their g"d
fortune in securing the services oi gentleman t"
whom is universally conceded all the qualifications
necessary to fill til, position in question with cred
j, to himself: advantage tn the company; AMI sat
i,f,ction to the public. We also tender our com
ailments to the retiring Superintendent, whom, in
All cur intercourse We have ever fuumi to be an
c.tin,able gentleman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

BOARD OF PrmIc Wobss.--By the consent of
Hon. VIM. NJ. rredway, Of Pittsy lsania and ut
the request o. many citizens, we announce him n
candidate for Comm> soner of the Board of Pub
lie works, place of Mr.. Boyd, who declines n re-
election. Mr.. T,cd~ay thinks that II Convention
fairly representa- the people, is imwacicable ut
this season of tie year. lie is not aware Of
any general wish Of lis party to hold Convention.
and unless candidate il run by the opposition.
lie thinks Il conventions. unnecessary and only
justliable hen necessary ri Dan. Transcript.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

Col. ALERT PIKE, the distinguished poet AID
warrior from Arkansas, whom the papers have
killed three or four times within the last few
wears, passed through this city on Monday night,
en- ,onte for Washington city. The Col. has lust
returned from hunt in the Indian Territory and
instead of being dead. az the papers rep 'rted.
looks as fresh and az vigorous M was ever the he
r, of one of his own snnga-the fine old Arkan-
sas gentleman. all Of the olden time
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TNOOD NV. EOW uO,~N.KuEpENs.
,ur,nN,yrun. .run>.rumr.

We have lust received titr article 81 80 \ J.
which will tho tabor hing II direr
lions \ attended to. VALENTINE \ HENlNo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

NvEs.HOE~ W ANUED.-Thc -ubser ibcr COW
~ tun,s nntkst,i NEGRoEs, Of bnth fests between
tho IA Yeats Including Mechanics, such as
Mac Smiths nd innor. and will pay thu highest market
lrs ash IL elsa newly erected brick building On
lot x Iy sret immediately Ia Of ilo Farmers Bank
h,ft LIS IncfAied taVnR erected buildings with that
tm L. hear 10 iyn.hhnrH IA, SALE on mod
mud Lrrp tl,m u they wcro placed
II the iad 'h,t ~ foia,ion
octt xftmus +. SETH WDOpROoF
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LYNCHBUR0 CARDS

LSRANKLIN 4 BROTMEn, .Whelsss y. ~. 80
Nrt door 20 Lseriy WarsAouss MAIN sT LynetbsrS Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

ANoFHER MExAGERtE IN a TORNADO. -A Ter.
Hss6le Sesas.--,rhe London lohiO) Democrat fur
hshed the following in regard to lldred's men men.
sesrie in ;Iie storm of the lab alt 1T says;
FHs performances commenced tas usual but
had not proceeded far when sudden gust oil
wind ripped open one sidesof the canvas e An !.
other lifted the pavilion up, tearingit from ITS
stays ashelit suddenly settled down, while tue
centre pole fell with crash TO the grolndl,i-,.
The crowd tutnbled head-long of the seats and
rushed pel nell into "the pelting Of the pi,lless
Storm The women shrieked and the men
swore, tho horses Weighed, the "learned mule
braved theiclowns laughed, the hyena howled,
the monkeys chartered, while at every occasion !,
al boom of the thunder the tightening would
reveal glimpse of the wreck -hatless heads,
inverted, umbrellas crushed crinoline, dragged
skirts muddied coats &cstall iumbled together
IN one vast heterogeneous mass. To add TO the
already Confusion worse confunded, the cry
,.as faissd Tint ohe;of the wagons 'wass upset
and the lions bad. broke i6oSef This. however,
proved false alarm, as alt the animals remain
ed secure save the elephant, who, with aecpstom-
ed good sense, broke from his moorings ana
sought shelter. -
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Glrrr1no -pows rs - MouIn ALnEADr.-

GETTING Dowy IN TnE Mourn ALREADY-
The Bichmpnd ErqHiHer has kind ot IS ;. Of (,
presentiment that ''its crowd" is going 70 get
badly thrashed in 1860. 1t says:
The party that gave Fremont 50 large a vote
i'm 1856. viii be on hand again. doubtless IN
1880. and they derive fresh hopes of success
from the dissensions in the Democratic party
North. The Southern States with solitary
exception, now present an uiibroken irpns
against the opposition; but still the Democracy
cannot anticipate success with undou0ung con,
tic entire North, on sectional grounds, y seri-
ouslv threatened against any and every national
conservative party, We regret therefore that
ne cannot look upon the present prospects, OF
the Democratic party IS better than they ever
,rirn before. u - -. - q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

c,ra,e1L REbupS..l When q os, ~
q 49,, Ms old associates = CAM
re..r.ss rim 10 id preiernents for them
u dsv attended by crowd Of ezPee ., ~
vas present a. sermon preached 9e,o -: -.
TJdiTersity by Dr. Paley, who elef,Il =, ~.
I,,sby living out rs his text the ~
i,assage, rom ST Johns Gospel Iness =
mere Who hath five barley oaves ehe :.
fishes but what are they among - ..'-.y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

:. =, - =, ,.,.,,,vtl.- Illrrfe AND BRNJA-
1HE @tttiU".li % -. TT,on
MIN, AeAI2-- te'so''os = ;. !.
the whole, we 40 mt know pot What II %
hrsttv GOOD thing Tor both Senators and com
e 4. d. :, e'tI 80 oceasionaily Il makes
t..sf PsffsS - ~ N, ~. making nm
cones fned ieei 50 soou W. -
'time comes on. For instances witpess eas io',
lowing love scene between Senators Davis and
BENJAMIN:
49,, n. oosvr.suional eIobel =
..a 80, 3 s-,o,.s
soE , - {, =, 81. III.
. MT Hsssrs Davis and
eSnIained that the MISUNDERSTANDING
~. 60, he stufe,nenf NJ spectine theetter OF
ssss. ,1ta.fj other 5oennents Il was man
cay ,hs. tho two Senator were speaking Of
IsS ma cs,,sine 4 different view of the
fsetE Il Is equally Obvious that neither would
bsHs taken 4 Inherent view from the other bad
ttsT Noon ,ns,,ossession OF the same data. He
wy i,S,..So i tiat II, the Senator's (rom
s,;ss;s.innA second REMARK there was an asperi-
= os tone which he would not have used had
AL 'c,sys, ham y, -esentel TO him.
~ Z ,y,5l ,zp,,. MS ss
{ 10 o 49,, .,;.,,,l.-st.r,,
Mr.. Davis replied, say ing me az ~
ing had arisen from the cause statea. 49,
was however, some lnstifeatoh ~ sas S.t
position IN ynlcn ne vas I'll II sn,,ssreS
secretary OF A., .s ;,,,,jed that he wished
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

C,nbeo.lons sEs rnnde ~ an thfoqg tFans g
,he NortSs e5t aiao, Eris, Daulirk aiao ias-rA
ts ~ aa peiIair with ne SieubenyIs Indl-
- f Gnu OIo Railroads, for CadlE Coshoetonr New
- anesyile Wilmington, Laneastcrl liolnln-
f,Is, Cineinnafi. indianapollF gld e lqaisT tls
~ WIesfiif Nh BaiBpors 4 OHIO Tor S1il-
bertrand, HARPER erfys = J 7 ''1 ~
-. "a q {. Il
es1 81 he ins siso non ticket oaots oPpoiite
the Lefee, wheepzt Vs. , ! z, .,,,.v,-
~ illEVelnrd. June q 1855 & iseiA - : sap...te
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

T1r I,oxpoN TINES IS a TASTRuX.-The Lon
don Times has bluff, upsstting and saucy way
of hitting a slap all round at the nations OF the
earth, occasionally, that makes body laugh.
In giving Naples kick, recently, i makes a
general slash, as follows: q
People may talk of the insolence OF 9 great
military monarchy an unbrldled uelnocracy'
hut for total disregard of all internanonai oo'
lieations, and a supreme conte'nPtitqr all tnoss
Who. are brought into contact with it, commend
ne IN n European State of The fifth class ruled
over by an absolute monarch, and tanatlcally
deyotedCto tIieicause oG law, order and religion.
We have not found the Emperor OF China very
casv of access. or very courteous when aP-
tproached; We have suffered many things az me
hands.Of, our transatlantic cousins; and we paVs
endured things difficult to stomach from the
/ high and puisSant authorities who rule IN the
Sbsnish Peninsula Our extensive commerce
and worldwide activity have brought us INTO
contact with many strange races ana peoples,
and in the course of a long career Of conqneS.
and success. we have as frequently been called
lnpon TO exercise the virtue of patience as wen
las of vaior. It is necessary that we snoulo re-
mind ourselves, like Ulysses, that we nave ere
now endured -qu0nddnS WaJoTd t1tt''tsis
lin order to preserve. proper temper aud coot /,
ness under the last of long and uninterrnPteo
series Of provocations, to which we have peer,
submitting during the last year Of the halas o.
the least warlike and least DE power o"
the continent sf. ~ 49, ~ f1Ifai
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:. ;. ...Il..., z q ~ "a 20

ms. = y n y. lf0l Hail. y rs.
slleel ,oppe, ~. = l.lsf
~ p n. =
business, g - fEiends ~ rr1eit ~ y,
IN eaa conle xpcfifnt
~ - had dfteen ysnfi no -r,opsl
Dr. & ". are - sd
81 and praei
80 bs ~. rleal1fe soc
fesoas vhe hsyf ~ hs great irsa q
soiei = Idgsipg taib -
ton q tns ne OBJ n ~ tfl aKa
PIoss' :. y - nd Efsetta ~
y -Strscted gthoelP, s15.rtainlng p thsit
ts,iSsT uIilbe plsassa y of ATtIl fial
s.o-en A All hour
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

x Eastern editor says that 2 .'.-', 80
self into trouble by marrying ~ b;s contem.
Western editor replies by ass1tl1s a. sseIl6n
polary that good man -. -. O.s. A
beye done the same thing, ~ ". m n lis
Nor.lsIn f,gn trouble enough ~ 9s
- ;ai1a n ,s6sg0 without sopg
Soutbern editor says that iIisna 2, =; M om.
boihered enough by simply being iotiiiu ~ ~
many with another aidIt's ~iie- e=-..s-
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a Il Blss5 q = 70 lERE sEELI0s'

fRpDucED 81 UYaFEPHlA 10 q NIKE y IIuN..
Cured Bv Bari hollahd Bittezs. - Nc. .
a biatchett, a trader probably rs well knoWp IS
ahg ma, Il western states
lows met With ilrmeF in Armstrong eoun'
~ d vas Sdtes7 5Y lgspepsia y aaaszs stele-
~, 7 IA Is buy 3 b6tts 81 Bdsr-
HAYES Holland BIttefs tel ewing i would cure
him. Meeting him some months after what
vas my ESTABLISHMENT At finding him bale
hearty man; he told me he now lceighed zoo
DOt,nis. and this wonderful eange had been pro-
tiucei by Bosfhaves Holland Bltels, to f hicl he;
attributed solely his restoration.
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SALE

,oF TIE WHEELING DAILY TINES AND
WEEKLY GAZETTE NEWSPAPER
nyi@{Ie ~ Deed % trust from James = lngheas -
IL NJ ndeTsiensd dated grby 49, ISL and duly reeor-
"a IN re Clerk once 81 Ohio Coanty Court yifna 10
Crt 5dbSe me city % WheeilDg. on ne ~. do
July fs59. q II oeloek a eose % -. y
t5 ~, .sid TIie Daily wishing L1ee Ana y eely
rlIfh Al de presses fixtures 1u1lc
t-nsi hinery Job Oaiee, leaseY 80 belqnEinf
er arueffaining 70 said esiabi q "a
1sil1 ylifh iron ay 81 SALE ents
10 - - ne7oahe notes 4, -
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- rI1iet tliifirg ~ ~ Jersee
,I1HE large thgses ~, .ls5 9aP, - 90 60
iai 'ii ssssai' - - ss.qDs4 +.
ss store losS e 1l snis 81
q J7ai1 .--- - 9. gffssf =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

49, so 81. - = !. lr1if1'Il
'514 ss. 40 q ihs s.E 9''' sr ~ go
s5leIeni aseos.,.. bili eogi4 al ~,
100 u: ~ 49,: ~
49, For Rent. -. sl,slIs-. q
- AZ EtftFIf - - f.rIlz ~
rrs4f Gtor slos1, y. ~ 4 UIolllAl
i 'assFiy o''IS .Ephisi j. ez..-s4--5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14


TnE PHILosoPusB who does up the + sen seenti-
mental for the Chicago .JoaFaat andIwho writes
uponiaIl subjects from raising chickens pp,to
raising children has this observation upon the
latter subject .ss - ls'ss e as'4sa'
The surest way Of making a man OF a human
being, is as universal observation attests5 to
Ia r. thing for granted many q mis- Judging
father has called his son Ounce, until the word
that VAS cruel Islander at first described him
exactly, at last. q -,
.Betray your suspicion to 4 child that he q
capable5of dining nm unworthy aets and you vii
not long want continuation that your eYll
thought was true. Sons and daughters gener.
ally adoswhRtiis really erPeetea Of them expect
noble things and noble they viii be; they are
.put,np0n the ih0noig and there Is whole chap
ter of humln nature 10 the phrase. z 9
Go. II B6ezsi-T The editor d. lhe Bellair Era,
on. B. BsHdRs a town four miles below here3
announces his intention 70 go It Alone" and
celebrate the 4ta 81 July IS lpIloHs s4,4,
we intend TO celebrate the 18th, q haye
sent to fheeiin' for pint of pea nrtS en-
Gagged q l1aifsdozen sticks Of chewing wax Of
tyfuans. We shall, be visible all day, and Aorir
numerous friends are respectfully invited 70 call
md participate in the festivities Of the oceasio
No beverages stronger than 'sTattl belly -pqp'
viii So admitted, and no gentleman admitted
without top 70 his hat
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= 1ENTI5TRY,

r naiiJ inform ne ~. ~ 1919
l1k unds - y, = rsn
n DenfIstFy tlet - q 4 fff WI betapgy
lIonrqsaat plr,' IN 'ss,.srs sihlHs ~ sefii
fs1siis. |fsraiy ~
~ ~ Sfs ~. 80 = siif for ths
been conSfHuiy ens ~ - y I.
.,--e 81 he ieldnk let. 800 himself
eitif. % ~ 49, siisrrts opersi q
foreffet - ikhtheir pat - Il,
4, ..: ifs. nov. IS 1851. JAMS oER-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

Nee YoRx DKY GooDs MARkEr.-The job
hing trade has been limited, but the retail Trade
Is actiye--wbiIe importers are selling little Inc
course of prices is unaltered- Some deScIlP-
lions of fine staple and fancy silks are scarce
and wanted Ribbons are IN limited supply ana
If steady prices. The country trade keeps buy.
ing small parcels, but their small purchases oc-'
casion renewals in shorter periods. There does
not, appear any demand TO buy for stock, but
univ for immediate resale. French and Gotten
dress goods are mostly wanted
The cIothiers are making purchases OF mate
rial to make up into fall and winter garments,
INIT viii, this ption there IS little doing IN
woolens, and the very heavy stocks make prices
very low, eSceptipg for few f1ney aEtleles ~
Ecassimeres Domestic e0ti6ns are beginning to
o,cnmrlate in store. the receipts being greater
than the demand Prices are rather weaker
The, mass OF consumers sun buy, we observe,
sparinely under a sense. OF still eontTactel mo-
fiey means. As money comes SLOW 20 slls.sls
II goes out slowly The disposition to give erea7
Il Il much les than Il was, and certainly Wgcn
less than the disposition to take y, Wnicn Hast
named ought not % be-fUr the only way 20 get Z
ont. Of trouble is to limit ones purchase 70 I'M
mediate means; aud the more retail Sellers con-
fine themselves 70 cash sales the safer Tor them
selves and their creditors. e 80.
This advice Is most needed among the eoun-
try dealers who are too apt to give large credits
tofaffners and others for articles OF family eeii
sumption. There IS much irTegulailty m me
buainess doing by the various lobberss some
are doing 4 largely increased business this sea
son overilast, inrcOnseqpence OF the many nesis1
Is that lave ceased 10 do buslnessi aHa Nnal y
ofpUoli- omen those houses who eoaiine their
credit 70. four, and SIX months Invariably ere
doine, the most, the shorter credit being more
than conn ensaIsd by the reduced prices chafg-
ed and the greater assortment Of goods offered
-IIndependent - sssv5s $3.50 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

-. e2lIl.liee q tlS AEFisHVral spsiriy On Yarns
y and Garden t 1ri = rf5- -, -
OF Jaly and August; an tessons IN - f
p pe..eeio Ige lsir fntrtE Ei ~ secrrisry q ss
ays1 CHARLES MARSHALL. secretary.
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j. ~ q u !. = s OR . =, MI $40 -.
E<fNll FULLY
~ le he leeafsd himself nov FsFGEneniy here. ard uI
che afieF ana IrenfiEc
te also riis1 - IA t,lir< and rlrsirnr o.
tsr name and resclces CartEriEhts Musical
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CHARLES W. GRA .!. 81 : = = :

RTO , a d - = = - :, > -, =.
.oTE rnderuiEned would inform Ne = ~ re,
il sui Ti1illiI iist i.aas-, -
~ - carEy O tas Drls o1.s.s - ~
- H35 afelii1f- bte1lg
-r,slied souITdl tiI cd at4 - - -,--I rInd
. ~ - N = BE- foHnd - . Esa iaf-
nsl-a - m frcm tie plTert 81
49,. y 49, CHARLES ". 6kAaAes
No "A cor fIafn and Netster
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heretofore ts5finf under tie arm %
= y f,-bs-, = o. n tiis day dilsplged - rntuoI
= -. =, p 10 z J. 5. DuNHAlls =
WhssIing Nay i,t, 1888 JAMES . bAiiSls-
r-IE China Glass and eHsrns9 4 8s
III s,1iis ne hsIIlcls 81 ne late I'm % y ~
yin costume the 81
,..s -. ~ 70 eorth e
name 9na 80 frTn. al fms Holbs o. and
1u.lnee. 81 ~ - JOHN 4. HOBBS.
,. Il tl9.ne = : 80 JAMES =. BAllNlai-
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