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DEAFNEss AND sINGING NOISES IN THE

a EARS NERVOUS HEAD AND MIND COMP EScuu
INFAIIAIuR th and Foreign lnamnry Gov tbe
Of Deafness Head aud Mind Complaints sc Spring Gardens,
carug Cross london, England Consulting cARIr a
EpGEt SINNER ESQ Registered pursuant ~ Parliament see
rotary JeN FoNFtI dccvcry being positive method
ofse ene aordng instant and magical relief 70 sufferers w NAY
have been deaf r 40 years coaound medad
applied the When the passing o
held by The Sufferer for minute y Che seied anan
sany the patient wbo previously deaf enabled W hcar
toned conversation nights similar wv
guarantee the nyeeraie deafness aud
the bead stop eIiTlgm md syorbtsnt ee Snfefs
extremely deaf by means q is Gan permanently cure hemsoy
distant part of She vur without PAIN Thousands have hen
restored perfect bearing and Forever rescued the
The dangerous unqualified pcoders the present day
HOSPITAL and private testimonials, the most emit
ply aus and England whose presence deaf lt
have boon cured and many hundreds % private patients cured
ho referred Auy the continent rc
dent Ia q the four quarters Of the globe be cured M
this discovery be them with necessary prescrons,
pclaraun Nc that viii enable them ely ihemseres
e. the cost Of e q witch must be sent 70 the geo
rotary ions ioNE esq 30 spur Gardens carg Cross nnaoh
England can BE- sent either BY hankCrs draft paSs able 10 kng
notes ~ ihe country Sufficient three o. most nfet
crate deafness aud noises In head 14diy
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REDEMPTION OF 230,3SO DOLLARS OF
VIRGINIA AND PER CENT STOCK,

fINHE holders Of the following certificates of debt
issued by the state Of Virginia, VIA
sloner ~ the Sinking Fund calling tho
the order IN which they redeemab will proceed
February 1883 10 redeem the sad certificates treasury
Commonwealth Tho holders of said
said 10th q February 1859 the
second Auditor whether surrendered
OF that day.
l. Under provide construction turnpike road
from Winchester point the Ohio passed March
pcro cent
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IN hune News Philadelphia Press Philadelphia Ledger &c.
eeved evening day Of publication single copies for sale
delivered the residences Of subscribers evening
ledger Mercury Weekly Flag Union Gicaons
ship, aous Pictorial, Waycrny Magazine, Home
Journal other Philadelphia, New York. aud Boston weekly
papers sale delivered promptly Subscribers
Everything cheap publication pub
ished. u. j. BISHOP Il CO.,
2I6 Penn avenue under Wizards Hotel, and
NGv 25-itf ASS Penn. avenue, a street
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II Kansas Is nnctaen thousand square nes
Greater than that OF ali England New York. and New Jersey
Nebraaka is ninety se thousand miles greater
than savehng states except q uorn oregon
is nearly equal all New England, New ork tenhs
yanla Ohio possible that New NC eahd hea
will bc embraced organization by toxress az the
present containing 2ss 900 square al
Pennsylvania Oho Indiana ana iuos WASH
tunton exceeds n all New England and New YORK
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% ero Baden Louis born August 49, 1924 u under
nsiir ~ reso II insanity.
His hhsr, Ferdinand W WV ~ 9'eni was Isssa' M
al september I6, 1885.
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

statement Of the present
territory erected into States exhibits the inter
esing miles exceeds that
The former superficial the Territories organized and
organized, is set down as follows ~, W t"Na
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HoTIhose holders redeem by a,or
must residing beyond the limits the United ses
ege The power before minister fnifoteny charge darc
consul consul consul appointed
the he United States foreign country
the officer amy Of country mayor
ei magistrate any town, corporation therein residing
Ia the United states the acknowledgment before Justice peace
notary public commissioner deeds appointed governor
Virginia Is In all be delivered
j. BENNETT,
Auditor Public Accounts Commissioners
s.. N. PARKER, Register, Of
GEORGE W. MUNFORD, sinking Fund.
Secretary of the Comnonw ealth
RICHMOND Va, Nov 9th 1858 Nov lO-law18w
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mo, 629.l
BY the President OF the United States.

4 !, buchanan. President
Of the United States Aerca hereby declare and make
known that public sales VIII be held land
to Wit. nv r'''' A''''"'"''' "Sss
land caManar commencing on Monday the six
agre in the following townships and parts townships
North y dc base line and lpsst Of ouy pneira meridian.
Townships 40 Al, Of range 10.
Townships 81, 40 and Al, Of range "a
SECTIONS 10 49, ineusiye 2s Inclusive sections 3d.
81 81 and 49, Of township 49, townships a4 So a.
sections TO- 10 H. 49, 90 90 "a 2s 9s and a. of,own
IL a. TO- a. m 49, &c. S. and 81 Of to@ sla' sections U
70 So inclusive section 81 the Of section 49, 81
SECTION So 3 tbs 3 and the NV 6 section The NE q
IA, Is, 90 81 "a 90 49, township 80. sections
@ H. as' IS and SfI s cox ss ass
10 ~ 20 and ~ the ! Of section as section, = 20 % 49,
81 townships So 81 ss 49, 49, Al AZ aud 49, Of range "a
81 section 8 the NE i Of section O. sections 10 L. and
IA the the x o. the NV ~ the NV II Of the NV a. and
the sw the sw u, township sections a. 8 no. IL a.
u.s. 2 "a 60 2s &c. 80 and 49, Of township 81 sections
Inclusive the section III sections is,
Of section 25 sections 90 2s &c. 49, and 81 township
Sections 2, s. TO- IA IS 20 p, "a 49, tho 81 the
y OF The Sc and The y Of the sw a. Of section 2s the NE
So township 81 sections % inclusive sections and TO- the
2, sss0n y sans q 3 ~ y 20 re- - 80 81 and 81
Sections 3 O. 8 TO- ~ and IA section IS the sw 4
Of section TO- sections % and the K Of the Ne orcoson %
township w s a. sections es 49, A. a. u.s. 20 2 "a e. 2
the NE Of section $751; sections "a and So township 49, township
appropriated by schools Indian military
and other purposes viii be excluded from the sales,
The Offering Of the above lands will be the day
appointed viii proceed in the order which they advertised
until The whole shall have been offered and the sales thus but
the sale shall not be kept longer than , private
entry of Of the lands will be admitted until after the expiration
Given my hand city Washington this 7h day Of
January Ammo nomn one thousand eight hundred and nine
JAMES BUCHANAN.
rnpori.aoner nf the nanoral r and onre
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ATEW JUVENILE BOOKS
Ma am, Charlie Week Holiday Rydae Recory price

90
losing Way. Jerry NJ Parker so cents
The Mirage of ifs price 30 cents
gbc shell Comb price 80 cents.
the Adopted Som Illustrations OF tho Lords
PRAYER by A. f., author n True Hcrosn; 20 cents,
Nanny Thorn House IN the Pantry price 30 cent?
The bishop Fayencto by John n Norton A. NJ price 40
cents
sss Melville. Book Ipstrsnions rs cents.
The Luc Episcopalian, By A. A. G. o. cents.
IN sale nv BLANCHARD 4 MOfUN
TN.t Corner OF nth n Penn
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T4gLE ETHIBITYNG THE SEATS or GOVERNMENT, AND
THE TINES or THE RLECJIOg or STATE OffIcERS u
SEVERAL STATES.
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all the States cycep, Carolina he voted
for ~ the people: majority Of all the votes the
atatcs ~ which majority required Legislature elects TO the
oinco m governor the candidates voted for by the people
sand faes. fWrh tue use on ihthllsen Hou4e'
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100000
directing the Winchester
Parkesbug with widen and partially McAdamze tie
same, passed Goth March, 1887:
1854 g. 49, VIM Albert for the children Of Charles
Under further provide the tho North
Turnpike Both March 1887, 6 cent?
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NOTICE TO PRE- EAIpnoS CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EApTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the right preepon any lands
within the townships aud parts townships
CURED 70 establish the same % the satisfaction OF the and
ceiyer Of the land office aud make so
practicable after seeing this notice and appointed Cor
the public embracing the
tract claimed otherwise such claim xil be forfeited
Tif0s. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioners Of the General Land OAce.
Dec S0--lawl3w lint 4 start
NoUnder the regulations Of the department heretofore and
existing payment advertising procnaOns
except publishers specially publish
Commissioner OF the land
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Square miles


added Of the extent Of which We have
The superficial area Of The present States follows
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ls5zl june TO- 0, James G0yan, Inward Goyan, aud
Archibald Goyan, executors OF Jas.
GoyRh, deceased. ........ 81 900
DO do n, g. Same. ...-... I. . ..--...,. 1000
Do Oct 70, 20, O. William Williams, Of Waiting street.
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provide the Of turnpike road
from staunton parkcrsburg passed 10th March 1898
1889, Aug g. q g. Mary Iaanc of Essex county
1880 nec s. O. 6, Thomas Stevenson, Richmond 1000
1853, juno 3, 625 o, Il. Smith, commissioner,
suit Hepburn ne. Hepburn and
others. ..........l......... 300
1885, Aug 81 t3i Q, sally Berkeley Of Essex county.
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President Of the United saio Of America hereby declare
aud make known that public will be held a. the aforementioned
land Offices In the state wooSs the periods hereinafter des
nated, 10 wit
AZ the land ONCE at sEyE P0sr commencing Monday the
eighteenth day " T the disposal Of che public lands here
oore unonered situated The following townships and parts Of
TOW nshps, viz
Nora y a, su. In. and s q a, ta,, pras,pal uai,au
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Circuit court for TaSot o6uay, Nogeaaer tsrpl, 1855

Lewis Ross, jr and Aun NJ. Ross, his wife,
I In rla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30
g NI LEE II A. 9TIJsFDAY NIORNING IGUsFT80
[Proui them. " Century.l.f'.yfe i

!
g slnE CAMPAIGN OF. 4 86Ol-0nsaiot pare. of
this paper will be found the onlyyotIicial doct,.l
7snshe yee4lssEed SoTganizeds bod YaIYitIls
reference to the next Presidential contest II
einanated from the Republican National Come
Mlttee,i md bears the date of Albany, Aug. 1tSl
5itS argument is founded on4the declaration fot
.pHnclples adopted by the Convention which.
nominated Fremont in 1906; aud it is designed
SsNlellg toiHy out the ground for titncfY OPEN
ing aot the. campaign. Twenty-Five States are
represented : IN the Committee, six of the nun
.bersbeing Slave States.
The tone ofthe Documents is serious, moderate,
ana natio9al Recognizes the line of distiac-s
i" rO" con, MSn ms been drawn by events, placing
III III contrast, the opposing political. clements Of
Free9om and Slavery. That this@is the ground
on wnlrn the country will vote, has long been
snnhlleSt.s Ghe development of ouIniou in the
eoo4th has been astonis1ingy rapid, unhcsitrt.-
lng5 and uneompr6miSttgS dnrines the sldEts 9s,.
.,lon.hS' on tne master topic which furnishes.
thes Key note to a struggle, which III. have
.noEesitation in pronouncing the most sisynili
cant ana pregnant in whichthe populni. masses
ot. any country7 ever engaged If any party
WIN wlth natI"nai principles and aims could have
oeen brought to stand on middle ground siyz
months ago, the extraordinary vigcF and anna.
'eut @ =u'!;t"'hity with which the single issue of
fcoPening the African slave trade has been
pressed, would have driven it back. and forced
upon IL tne declaration that there is no longer
any middle ground Oh which reasonable. On.
lSNtened, and patriotic men, can stand. lhe
issue Is not within the Gonstitution2it is on
the Constitutions. ToiSatXd8 are taequ5stz0ns
!ettcn A4Te h3thfzt0 d{riltct tie country, dfsct-
ing etS pottcy Of EHNHcc coNthefce 6eHcIiyl eroD-
0"ty, fmPt2rcment, and J0reiga relations. {Icxc
are noan 1tt Stoept aside, md there remains but
tie si"Gte, bold, 1tnc0Hplicqted issue. OF ,lraa-
ai'"g out from us secret 24rAing 9,!aces IN he
SAHtto!os ct tile 4jrieaa md Cuban coasis, and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

ME above Copa les having appointed the undersigned
theft Agent for Wheeling vicinity, wou(4 resi,ect
aGly solicit the n.trOnage 9f the public Said Companies
" sad1nsted: = n. o. ARTHUR, Agtn:.5
Office over the Citizens Deposit Bank,
AeO0-y Wheeling, Va.
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@. P. BIRO OWN

@. II. BROWN.
IS RIA az SER EFT, - i.tt5
EALEs In Watches, Clocks JeWelry, Silver and Plated
-, @1s' @ Fancy Goods de-, 6G;, holssae and Retail
!he saIe o. the Celebrated AMERICAN
!AtCtES Lnanuiactured by APPLETON; TRAoY q &CoS9IsS
Agent fortI.e WHEELER WILSON SHINING INES
ahnonnc his return from Rev York with conDlete
Sortment OF every variety Of goods HIS line which wiz
We oMeFed at priceA to compete With my house in
I,Hs ess GS4' anu eSiaihe before purchasing else
N sep1G-1y
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WnAr chaps those zouaves are to be sure
They fight and slaughter like demons, bu,
show a wonan's tenderness for pets a letter
describing zeuaye regiment on the march says
zone has cat, another parrot, a third an o.vl,
fourth a cage little birds, and while write
one has just passed under my window leading a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

A fellow at Chicago, the other day, was found
on the roof ola house "peeking" into the win
dow of young lady's bed-chamber. The pro-
prictor of the house discovered him, quietly
drew a pistol=and fred at him, but the young
man managed to escape the shot and get away
from the premises. He was subsequently arr
rested and fined $50 and costs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

TnE woman's rights convention had a couple
days session at Saratoga Springs, .lastweek, and
l'.resoyed that women, like men, have u rightto
do anything and everything which is #in@itself
morally right" Wei, asks the Springfield Re.
publican, why do they not go aud do what is
right and they've mind to, and stop talking
about it2 Antoinotte Brown breaches, Miss
Blackwelldoctors, Mrs. 0aSsmith lectures, Har.
riet Hosmer makes statues, and Alice Cary
writes for the Ledger, and nobody denies their
right, for. it is basedon their ability. Women's
rights arc as wcmcn's abilities and wishes
nothing more, nothing less.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

IL SCattarangrs county, n. Y, a. farmer named
S. A. Thomas, Of Farthersville, last week made
net and commenced its use a little before sun
set, and the result of half an hours operation
on one and a half acres of spring wheat, was
9S3 lbs Of .grasshoppers, after going through
and back each time the net was cmptied into
bag, and the bag when full put into barrelof
water to, drown the ''varmints."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30
MATHEW M'NABB;z @
MA NUE. FA,cFURBR of VINEGAR

@ o UNFRsY PRoDU CEs
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WHHHLwRIaHT, NUDGE & co.
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
NO-14, .HAHOV1SR STREEI3.
Corner OF Gernl,ln, n - y
~ B4LIIAORE, ND
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

TnE steam canal boat Enterprise is making
regular trips between GAINESVILLE and Cleveland,
The expense is said to be less than one.fourth
that of horse power, and not onc-fom,h the time
is required to accomplish given distance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

An Albany policeman catching two burglars
in the act Of entering a mans house, gave the
alarm, and the burglars. escaped into the back
yard aud the policeman supposed into the street.
IN the morning at an early hour the housemaid
heard rap at the back door, and two gentle
men politely requested permission to pass
through into the street, which she granted.
They were the burglars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

oSE Of our country exchanges notes lhe fact
that there is suspicious looking individual go
ing round the country, accompanied by dirty,
thieving iit;lc monkey. Wherever this tndivid-
nai spies bedroom or parIor window open, he
stops aud listens and If he is satisfied that there
is no one present IN the rooms, he sends Mr..
Monkey creeping slyly up the front OF the house
into the open window. The man-monkey who
remains on the sidewalk, has educated the ami
mal to fasten on to little vaalunblcs, such as
bracelets, breast pins, finger rings, or loose.
change, which his monkeYship may find lying
On the toilet or centre tables. The uan monkey
should be watched, and il caught, we hope he
will be held responsible for the burglary of the
animal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

IL the Sing Sing, n. Y. prison there are at
present, one hundred aud thirty-six female con-
victs. The Prison baby, says u correspondent
Of New York paper, the child born Is
months since, of a convict mother. as. handsome
boy as one sees anywhere, we saw. sleeping in
his cradle, unconsciouszof his birth place, or of
hisinhelitancc. There is anothcryoupger child
in the prison, but this fnc looking boy receives
the distinctive honors Of the eldest born, aud
right nobly does he bear them. Who can pre.
diet his destny2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

AT the Galveston, Texas, Theatre. with more
honesty than delicocy, the Hunehback has been
announced an on the bills with ''Jula, by Mrs.
henry, her first appearance since her confnc.
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THE. IlN157=BI /. IzIGENCIs1P..

The Hon. John Forsyth, editor Of The 4Io6i,o=
1'Sg'steF, lately Atr. Buchanan's Alintsteri5 Mex
!eo' but now an enemy Of the President, has
just been elected to the Legislature Of Alabama
on the Douglas platform. ',S..'''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

a writer in the N. Y. Observer complains of
impure air in most churchesand the consequent
drowsnness of congregations. Heknows of one,
however, "where there is air enough, and where
a crowded congregation is constantly refreshed
with thc breath Of life. They keep awake
Perhaps they think tits the preacher; perhaps
he takes all the glory TO himself Let him try
preaching in the black hole of Calcutta, and see
ifhe deserves the credit
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It is stated that Mr.. Herbert, The, artist, is to
receive 81, oOC for his fresco On the walls of the
Royal Gallery Of the new Houses Of Parliament:
the subject chosen. being Justice on the Earth.
dts development in Law and Judgment.n
. FRANKLIN SIXTH, a Democratic candidate for
Congress in the yiclssbnrg 1Aliss] district, shot
a lew days since, the editor of the Canton Com.
2non'ceatt1 in the streets of that town. The
wound wound is severe bnt not mortal Smith was
oftsnted with an article in the Commonwealth
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ASSURTWENT"
PRINTING PAPERS, News and Book; Colored Papers
All Kinds Straw Boards; Binders and Trunk Boards
Bonnet boards White and Coorea Pointers Cards Gard
and Manila papeI; Bolr,ls A full
Erene Folio Post Packet and Letter Paper Marble Paper
Post and Ba nE Eil ciOt Wrapping pers aIlIds
SheathnE Tack and Spice Papers; Printing n%d EYrtnS
laks: Alum, bleaching Powers. q. 20 sse
E3 Paper OF every eScrption 1uu de to order 1fs
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Boar6 dn6 Rocms.

BOARD WANrED-For several single Genee-
ID ueu. Appl, 80 CHARLES w POLMA' No i'' La"
Sc-ag.
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WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT 10
w GRAND PIANOS.
sTHINWAY SONS invite srss and toe pabici - 1-r.i
call aud examine their rswly-nyeuted OvEasrRI0G
GRAND PLANO, which, for power aud quality 81 "a pro
bounced superior any other Gnd Piano s
AHMED Ii whom the bes, musical judge. Of the
try, such Gocbeok, tn Bazsn Editor OF The Musical
Revew) L. G. Ill., w. A. King, ". M.son H. C. ginm. z.
L WouerLsupt A. Wood, spd many o.hers
STEINWAY SONS,
Manufacturer Nos 81 and "A Wslkrrst-. New Yotb.
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GUNNER Ertredts.

EITTATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER GAP.
hi, place h.yips Iuch c;o~csf - 70 p'eF-et nv,
ron, Oh Amin, aons up within f-w dsi'
IRE Ps pre,Or Aurcubces 20 'hcsc ~h" wa J" ~
Ger here eftsr snc - I'd cw cA,s ~ ~reb -.
si,t ,g,unu. .,asr that they b. scoomntsd ~ita
Comfortable , Att. r. -.
La. Pier No ~ r.. boats Il Central ksnnli CSn
r.. ~ ' L. W BRoDHE AD Prcpre,or.
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CTRAITON, SANFORD e. Co., Importers o,
~ HAVANA CIGARS, Ne. 20 Beaver q cor Wllhsa o6es
'os sale all sdes Of HAVANA CIGARS Of tSr irlp IA
toa, either bond for export or from store, ~ paid.
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6ouses an6 farms t1)ante6.

I,ARM WANIED-Fcr term of ysars, by a
i Young American fsruer. Address JOHN tOoLD' hush-
sonyille, Dutcn,s 8, County, n.
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Gftursions.
Cost ano founl.

II OST or STOLEN-A DRAFT, drawn by Kee-
IL Bros, Agents Cpiouyi c. Of the Bank q Ch-s
dated IS 1854
Rank. r. " TO the rider Of IL D. whtct The public
eauooed sxsDst -vins the same the raynsn,
been stopped. H. d. WHITL0CK Co.. - and 81 Marsy-s-
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Gisars.

ClGARS.-Choice Havana, Principe and German
~ CIGARS, Of all styles and brands for sa!e low. Also To
bscco Snuff and other Articles r.sinug D. the trade
MOSES SWEETSER, Manufacturer No e9 Msidenlsne
CNUFF, TOBACCO. and Imported and Do
~ mestic CIGARS, by A SNOWFALL No leg Gre-nwioh-
g., door below Coar-andt ~. Y
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~ late Of Wannron, EDrlsnd, your fsber ha' Isf'U IL
very suddenly earnestly requested TO write ny 60 ne
bo,s a. ,oot AZ possible 10 your fathers old rcd-noe, BOO
Wsrrins,o she Entsnd and ytooy seeing TINS VIII
-obljs, by giving inf I'D s,ion " them.