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wAsHrHGroS, Jan. 11-Geo. Taylor, NiblacI<,
Covode Gatrell, and Harris. of Ind. have been
appointed by the Speaker, as a select committee
to examine the accounts of Mr.. Seaman, late
Sup't Of public printing.
The Sec'y of the Treasury has transmitted TO
Congress the reports Of Prof Alexander. who
was commissioned to ascertain the relative val
ne of the coinage Of the U. S. and Great Brit
ain, and to fix the relative value of the unitary
coins of the two countries. The See'y says that
the report is not so encouraging rs he had
hoped, though with the limited power conferred
upon Prof Alexander, no fixed policy could
have been adopted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12

Little Bitls.-Nothing, we'll observes an
exchange, isso annoying as the practice of book
ing little sums. We speak on the subject from
experience, for printers suffer more in this
way than any other class of business men. The
merchant and tradesman, too, are frequently
compelled to enter upon their ledgers amounts
which will not pay them for their trouble, when
by the payment of few cents this could be
avoided, and probable difficulty be prevented at
the end of the year Establish the practice of
paying cash fol- small amounts, and multitudes
would be spared great inconvenience, and not
few saved from bankruptcy. 1t is these I'M
thought Of and uncared for small items which
swell the amounts which so often become I'M
manageable five would all adoptthe practice
of paying cash for all purchases under five dol
lars. We could get along much more smoothly,
and all classes of business be benefited by it
Try the experiment for one year, and see how it
works <.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12

D-Atiegsd Ro5bey.-on Sunday night a
man.whO gave his name as Mcpherson, was
found lying senseless and almost dead from cold,
in fence corner on the waynesburg road,
about two miles from the city. He said he had
been knocked down aud robbed of twenty seven
dollars, by woman, or man dressed in wo-
mans clothing. Our informant says that the
man presented most wobegone plight. His
face was covered with blood, and his clothes
were literally torn to shreds 1t is limited by
those who pretend to know, that McPherson's
story about being robbed was a stretch of the
imagination supcrnduced by most thorough
state of drunkenness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12
D. R. THOMAS, n. D.
No. 464 Vine street.


VIScESNEs, IA, June a. 1853.
PROF. o. J. WOOD: As you about to manufacture
aud vend recently discovered Hair Restorave will
for WlomSoeveri 1t that have used IL
and known others that Ihave for several years.
been the habi: Of other Hair ReStoratves
end yours vastly superior any other know. L.
tirely head daDdruh With months
proper will restore persons hair TO the original
youthful color and texture, giving healthy soft aud
glossy appearances all this, Without discOlOring the
hands that apply H. The dress on which IWoud
therefore, every DESTROYS OF
ing \ fnc color and texture to their hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o.J.rwoOD CO., Proprietars. sI9 Broadvay, n. Y T,
I'm the N Y. Wire Railing EStAblishmeul ia
Market street. st, Louis, Mo.
And sold By all good Druggists.
deeS-d,t-W&E-ly-A Aoet2e-Su
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I'd Steamboat DiStur5ance.--on Monday
list party of men went on board the steamer
PanOlar at Parkersburg, to seek employment.
The mate Of the boat told them to lea7e as he
didn't want any hands The men did not,get
out of the way in an instant and the mate seiz-
ing billet of wood, struck one of the party,
Thomas Collins, over the head, wounding him
b severely that it was thought he would die
The boat left Parkersburg before the mate
could be arrested, and Geographic despatch
was sent to this city to have him apprehended
here. This four officers did not feel authorized
to do and SO the matter rests.
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BUs1 Ess NorfCEs.

w Stop tnat coughing! The "Hoarhound
Balsam" will do it. Cure that hoarseness!
The "Hoarhourd B2lsam" will do it. Keep
you quiet in church! The "Hoarlound Bal
sam" will do 1t. Keep peace in the family
The "Hourhound Balsam" will do it. Your
children can take it. Yonr wife can take it
You can take it. Price % cents. For sale by
the principal druggists. 4. II. Logan & Co.,
Genn Agents.
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H- Obtaining Money Under False Pre-.
tenees.--Henry swigart obtained the munifi-
cent sum oftwcnty,fye cents from Peter linn
yesterday, by representing that it was for an
other party. Henry was taken before AID.
Wright, but was discharged upon compromise
it appearing that he was drunk at the time.
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w- Shocking Aceident---CzRd Burnt to
Dedth-on Saturday last little child, about
three years of age, daughter of Mr.. McCowen.
was burned so badly in Washington, Pa, that
1t died on Sunday morning. Our informant says
that the little child's sister had rugged it in
a set of hoops in sportive manner, just to see
no" 1t would look, and thus appareled she ran
around in high glee, until her loud screams at
t-acted the attention of the household. She
hat approached too near the fife, and in mo-
inent was envelOped in flames The fire was
eAthsuished as soon as possible but the child
was soon found to have been fatally burned.
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80 SMASH Up,--A horse in an express wa
wagon, ran off at the P. c. Depot, in Stcuben.
vile, on Monday morning; come in contact with
an omnibus team, frightened the horses, which
ran of, tumbling the vehicle over the river
bank, and converting tho omnibus bed into
kindIing wood
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12

~ SRutiag.-Tbe ice on Wheeling Greek is
aiFording the youngsters fine opportunities for
INDUCING IN the healthfu and exciting exercise
of skating. For day or two past the creel;
has been swarmed at certain hours, and the
boys have right merry time 5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12

3 CHARLEsToS, Jan II-The case Of the crew
OF the SLAYER Ketch Brothers, charged with slave
trading, was taken up IN the district court to-
day; the grand jury ignored the bills.
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CHICAGO, Jan. ia destructive FIRE occur
red last night on the corner Of Lake and Jeffer
son streets. Almost an entire block DESTROYED.
Loss estimated at forty thousand dollars. In
surance twenty-five thousand.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1l.-Tresident Fowlkes
publishes notice that those neglecting surren-
der half of the Pacific r. L. stock or pay 4 loan
of fifty cents a share, forfeit all unless they
remit to the Marshall of Texas forthwith
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PRoT. wooDDenT Sir: Your Hair Restorative proyns
itself The front, also the back part
OF my head almost lost its coverng-n tact have
used but half pint bottles OF Restorative,
the OF head is we'll studded with promising
young hair the front is also receiving its bneht
think from my Personal Recommendation ia
Yours respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, NJ. D.
No.46t Vine atreet,
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ST. LOUIS, JAM I1.-River fallen u inches in
"a hours, and stlll receding. All upper streams
falling aud full of floating ice Weather mod
ernting, with indication of rain. The ice in
the river here is assuming more soft and mushy
appearance, but it is still so heavy that ferries
run with great difficulty.
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p ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE Chamber of Com.
merce to-day appointed committee to memoir
alize Congress to establish assay office in
this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12

LOUISVILLE, Jan. ll-Donald Nicholson. the
forger, whom the New York police have been in
pursuit, win be taken to Illinois to morrow to
answer charges, on requisition of the Governor
of that State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12

NEw YoRK. Jan. 1.-THE steamer City Of
Manchester, from Liverpool on the 22d ult., ar
rived at this port this evening. Her advices
are anticipated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12

PoRrLASD, ME., Jan Il.-Hon. VIM. Pitt
Fcssenden was to-day re-eec-ed U. S. Senator,
by the Legislature.
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Crxc1xxA11 Jan. lI.-Weather clear and
milder. Thermometer 80.
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ST. LOUIS. JAN, 1.-THE Overland mail with
latcs TO the 18th ult, has arrived, bringing four
passengers, among whom is James F. Curtis,
former chief of police in San Francisco, who
reports discovering large spring in the middle
of the Colorado desert, yielding abundance of
water.
The Apache and Camanche Indians are COM
uniting depredatiOns on mail stations, in con-
sequence of which the govt animals obliged
to be used to carry the mail some distance
Mexicans are also suspected of stealing mules
from the mail stations.
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PITTsBURoB, Jan. Il.-River6 feet inches
by pier mark, falling. Weather cloudy and
mild, indicating thav-
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NFRiKNpA

IL YOU NE-ANY-IAIN,
EHECyIATIssI, NEUEALGIL, BROScHIfIF. PARA
LTsIs, OLD soREE sCALD HEAD, BURNS AND
scALDs, sTIRF JOINTS, SORE THROAT, STRAINS
AND BRUISES. SOEE BHEAsT, sWoLLEE GLANDS,
Pills, Oh cUTANEoUs DISEASES, ~
BUY A BOTTLE or
BRAGG's ARCTIC LlNImENT.
Ard Est the United states JournHl Free.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
6aIaE,-o4al T5o,,,oIa phi,


Prepared from prescription Of sir j. Clarke, n D..
Physician Extraordinary to ne Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfalng the of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution Is subject. Itmoderates all and
all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is especially suited 1t will short time bring
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfet,I.
CAUTION.
These Pins should taken SysnaIes during ne
FIRST THREE MONTHS or pregnancy, us they are
to bring Hscdrrfd9s, L. at any other time they
are SAFE.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton, PapitA
tIon OF the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills viii
effect when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy do NOT contain Iron, calomel,
anthony, anything Lurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Cspads,
Ua,e Il. c. BALDWIN Co.. Rochester, NY.
N.B-$lOO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorsed Agent, will Insure bottle, containing so Pills,
by return mali.
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN 4 CO. In wheeling,
B. l.. Pahnestock Co.. Wholesale Agents, Pittsburgh
PURCELL Ladd Co., Wholesale gents for Va, Mt Rich
mond Ap2s-1y
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BY THE UNION LINE. z
70 TIIR DAILY HNTELLIG NCER.
oEEIcE .ooRNER WEE AND MoNRoE sraEEEs.
CONGRESSIONAL.


+ . -sfF WAsHTEGTOS. Jan. 10.
HoUsE.-Mr Millson, Of Va, made an unsnc-
cessful motion to lay the bill on the table.
Amendment declarations Of right of expatrialiOn
and that the capture Of Gen. Walker was within
the letter and spirit Of the instructions of the
Secretary Of the Navy but without the authOri-
ty Of law, was rejected, as was also amendment
condemning the course pursued by Com. Paul
ding. The vote on the latter was 90 yeas, 1913
nays substitute for the report of Committee
Of Foreign Affairs, rendering thanks TO Com
modore Pauldng and his officers. was adopted,
yeas 90, nays So. The question was then stated
to be on agreeing to the report as thus amended
when on motion of SIr. Cox, of Ohio, the whole
subject was laid on the table by maj.
The House then resumed consideration of the
motion of Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, to refer the
Naval Appropriation Bill to the Committee on
Naval Affairs, instead OF the Committee of the
Whole rs proposed BY Mr.. Phelps, of No., who
now opposed that motion, saying that it had
been found wise to entrust only one committee
with financial questions, and no good to be
accomplished by the course now recommended.
He remarked that the Committee on Ways and
Means sought to absorb the whole power Of the
House.
Mr. Montgomery, of Pa. desired to ascertain
whether arrangements had been made by which
the revenue of tie govt is 10 be increased;
large national debt had been created while
of dollars; he would iuquire whether tue re-
commentator Of the President
Mr.. Crawford inteTruPting, said that he OBJ
jected to this hartangne.
The Speaker said that Mr. Montgomery's
marks were not pertinent.
Mir. Montgomery continued il the Commit
tee Of Ways aud Means have made no arrange
ments for an increase Of the revenue He, Of
course, being from Penna, was not willing to
increase the national debt, and would therefore
vote to refer the bill to the Committee on Naval
Affairs.
Mr. Bococi wanted the bill so referred in or
der to give it u thorough overhauling, and to
see whether anything that ought not to be there
could not be cut out A feeling is growing
among the people that something is wrong in
manner of expendinG money, and hence there
should be close examination Of all bills con-
timing appropriation of money.
Without coming TO any conclusion on the
subject under discussion the House ndjd.
SENATR-The session up to five o'clock was
occupied BY explanations which arose out of
Mr. Wilson's remarks. taLl
Mr. Davis, of Miss, took occasion 10 describe
the various routes set forth in the reports of
authorized surveys TO clear himself FROM the
suppoSiton Of sectional bias in the preparation
of his reports while at the head of the War
Department. Without action on the bill the
Senate adjourned. .i-t 4.t 10.
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
I=aHyy y FINE HEAD OF y
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

W n
hair then read the following, and IL you ask more,
circular around each bottle, and no can doubt:
LSROR. WOODS IGAlIs * RESTORATIVE.
We cali ihe attention OF al old young, l;s
deTul preparation which back its original color,
gray hair-eoyers the head OF The bald with lnxuriant
groE-Temoyes the dandruG, itching, and all
eruptionscdu'es continual dow Of the natural auds
anu hence II used gular dressing the hair will
its color, and keep It from falling extreme old
age in all Its natural beauty We call then upon the bald
gray in scalp, to and surely the
will not, they value the flowing locks the witchng
cu, be without it. Its praise upon the tongue Of
thousands
Agent Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New a-
received the following letter in regard to tile Rsstora
tive, Few weeks since:
n TIrr DER RivER, cOSx., July %, 1855.
Nj. LeavenWorth-slr; have been troubled with dan
druH scuTf head for than year, my hair
began out, scurf and hair together. in
New Haven pap about "WoOd's Hair Restorative
called your store the LIST of April last and
purchased bottle TO try IL, and found satsae
tion II the thng 1t the seuT hair be-
to It IL three i-ehes IN length tAere
q tcds all of have great faith In s. wish you send
bottles by Sir Post the bearer OF this don't
know any OF kind used In this place. you may
market Tor many bottles AfIIr 1t Is known hare.
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
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SO Fatal Negro DueL--A report of relia-
blo character comes up from about the Kama
VIVA salines that fatal negro duel was fought
down there some days ago. The negroes stood
oil at measured distance, and shot at each 9TH
eF with muskcts loaded with blank cartridges
In the excitement, one of the combatants, in
drawing the ramrOd, left the button or head in
the gun-and the result was that he killed his
opponent by shooting him through the Lreist
Inc negro shot was free, the other was slave.
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Gy- city COuneA-A meeting of city council
was held last evening. The proceedings were not
of much interest to the public. A number of
the usual reports were read and adopted. Mr..
Cook who chastised the wife of his bosom and
was fined for it, applied for remission. His ap-
peal was granted. The financial exhibit of the
city was read and received. The councimen
talked some about railroad matters Monoton-
GUS debates took place relative to certain minor
subjects upon which no final action was taken.
The council meets again tomorrow evening.
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~ The riVer is still running with ice, and
serious aPprehensiOns were felt yesterday morn
ing that the stream would close soon, thosgh
later in the day, the weather, when compared
to the day preceding, WINS mild. The river was
receding with seven and half feet water in the
channel. e
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81 ndre,c .Hulire,c, the old man who was
injured on Saturday last by the falling of a
mass Of earth in cellar on Quincy street, is
thought to be past recovery, his injuries having
proved more severe than was at first supposed
HIS legs was crushed and one of his arms ground
into shapeless mass. He has suffered intense
y already, aud being over seventy years of age,
Is not expected that he can survive.
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ARCTIC VS.. MUSTANG.

iaEidIous and tmpsdent carl. r-eenty yulrird By
noiee hands. and aEti.oarh dsaizs newspaper
s and h , ~. A. ,sS Leo ,haii "a
ded 70 is aimed Al BAttii AkGTlt LlaINEAT. VsTy
tIsasH see tssir aitisls sctiss 30 Tsleiy
by BRAGGis HKCTTC iINIAFssT Tis esrl Is Toe d,sgI.
tory seriafia, D. HraEr
Published card announcing thar he had fsTfhr
neeEon with MusianE, hold n,scif
sPOnsibls quality, the injuries
resulting from the Of the SIuroos urteIr with uhieh
son Of that name having any ibtsIs, in he Arsue L,s,
ben owned by DIVE r Prtr apd n RuIr91s, solSE
business und,r the style Of BrHFE BgTroNes ard the
since inventing the MustazE Dr. Brarr has had many
Of experience and i Is bot reasonable prttUns
that his inatured -nhood he ecald prouse
remedy than In hts eeuarativsly insPsTiraeed ysstb
thHf saeh vas The fsei Bsfore The Afesie Inist Lad
hrn Introduced six months, II had supersrded al oteT
Tious article Mustang appearance he
market put up externally Exactly nks The Eebuss Lad
person, ho ha used us detrTioTaSd ar Injurious sTf-
Gle Of the MustanF, complaining it Bal ets- endsr
the mistaken Impression at h vas sin ~ rrcFrieter II
bragg 1t to be his duty % . te matter be
fore The public card announcing hat s had 10 further
eo1nseonSi'h y, mat vas hi ssslr Win -ns We t.S
they well known 40 the business ennmunty IL nest
they well knoHn. Their motive lie card alluded
to & ;rs9sPSTsn sh5y sik1 70 Sc ,6s;r ehss. Eaa.
aveie greatly It's superior, but uhehey afect 10
lersd iaTr suppression -d Aiding Ia thss
eSpvnding much aieeey r~EsPAPer cards. Ia
the vain attempt persuade the puhle that the Arctic Lii
linen; failure The public easily Eulisd
these gentlemen and readily eoinpTA end that
failure these interruptions peFFoEs
tend, they would The last disturb s quiet oblivion
The fac; readily percehe hat they alarmed tie
prosperity Of their article and ell they Le.
they kaov that for article attain TIE Substantial
ebrfy Of BRACES ARCTIC LINIAENT IL possrs,
intrinsic value capable OF positive dincnstFzi, RL
hence their only hope is in abusing that people
trying Il, we'll rssrtd that n
tested merits, they could again be induced
the MustaDg In conclusion, claim tia the Ar tic Lin
iertis beet article offered tie public. and that
IL will bear tTiumPhanty t'ft that ts Led
-. BRAGG L ECRRowFS.
Sole PropEieturs, 81. Louis, hfiSscurt-
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WASHINGTON, Jan 1l--Mr. Douglas replies
by card in the States, 10 Mr.. Slidelrs publ-
cation, in which he says:
1t is not true that | have authorized or coun-
tenanccd anonymous attacks upon him. 1t is
true however, that when the fact first
brought TO my notice that DIR. Brainard, Fed
eral office.holder, my enemy, had caused to be
published during my absence, in the abolition
Organ of Chicago, base fabrication with the
name of the Hon. John Slidell as the authority
for its truth, ! denounced it rs such n calumny
deserved and expressed the opinion to my friends
that it should be copied and circulated for the
purpose Of showing the base means employed
to defeat my election. and also with the view Of
drawing forth such disclosures as would expose
to the public contempt the real author of the
caIumny, which object has been fully accom-
plished by the letter of Mr.. Slidell.
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STATENIENT.
THE SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING.

wheeling, Jan lat, 1883. T,e=sarer.
We the undersigned, committee BppoiDfei examine
tie bOoss OF Tie savings Bank Wheeb- e-rs that
nave examined Ihe and find The statement
10 be $50. ADAMS,
CIAS. W BgOCkUNIER,
L @. GOOD.
sAM'Lp. HILDRETH,-
jans-tJ. Treasurer
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SEE advertisement of Dir. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column. 10
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Or. BAAKBE

lung he n. deTote partieui-r arHton % The safrut
OF al skin ACKNOWLEDGMENT ersfEa Rs unH iii HeHis
aid chrpnia3 SerrsEia Pa alysia, Ep kay D3speptih,
Piles and al derangenru Of tie Siomaeh Liver AID Boz
chronic dseasea- etcia4 etE
ton ufTI be gfEen 70 he treatrnsnt e
EYE AND Ear
without the use Of the KNIFE Or Sesde. and he bag
sfanfiy ~Eeeient Il hraEtiful Arte
elaI Eyes, and Typanuuls. Far DruEa, tuAbit fer
eliheF r. and al segtcii IN Eve minufea-
Dr. BAAKEE has made nsu discovery q TAG that
produce perfect ahsnFFtion e the CA=AEAcE I'D
peFset fislaa the 4, tfht liz n sknif@-
Dr.. BAak=s pFouee pPussni certificates 81 bis
tuA, sEenFs TuEsr q every deseTpten and shhout
Of the knife Special arrlr Ersnfs must le
with Dr. Baafee te 81 tie LAT EaHtd
eases they require Ills adviee sue attsiiou
Baakee is OF the most skfui SD rrlefafec tuE-
Eeops and PhysieIaHs nvifF us fse i kEeEn per-
fouaiiy neary pIineipi eiiy q he world AnA
directed Dr. Bahke. rtsrlEter cenfal
any distance, correctly stating 81 rttEfs q DIR tH'Ss
be pronarfy anFUrred atents " b.
pondene- RREE OF CHARGE c15ss hsgr. if.E A. H.,
q p n uR. EA1EEE,
"a. - LEXINGTON EIEEEF.
s-ssrsn chaFIss I'D I5ttfey.
SesSIyd,rg6S BlssfHetd, "a,
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AMBRoTYpBs

WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
AAI3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE
AsiBRoTYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, Sheet Iron, Patent Leatte,, DEC
TakenIn any warranted equultO snyin they
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, NOnrOe street.
Gp2o-1y o. a. GRIFFIN, Artist