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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15

WASHINGTON Jan. 1.-THE P. NJ. General, in
reply to resolution passed by the Senate, in.
curing whether the Department can be sell sus.
tanned, says that in no case has the existing
scryice.bcen raised to higher grade or more
frequent mails been granted than the increased
growth and business Of the cities and settle.
ments through which they passed seemed fairly
entitled 10; it is evident that by a diminution Of
the service, the seli'sustaining Of the department
can unqupstionahly be secured, but it is worthy
of much consideration whether that would not
leave the mere skeleton of postal ser( y com.
uiensurste with neither the business nor The
social wants Of the country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15

tEErGal "lH l3iInc The Kettle FROM ths Gre i' ba.
esmr uumnnagrab's ilisl uy-r guI scahisl my hsnd'
very HT~s'iy alm..' 90 crisp 10 ~ awful ght
Ts Mi.-IH, lHua-Ht lpp-ar-l O. r,jr8rt tie palm j,
hsslsi Fl1lly uIhaat sIrsaes, and ia uo .er % &C.
eoaa: Truly your', CHARLES fusIER
such language Is this. ia but the constant and
nnuTa. echo Wherever this article is used.
THIS Eminent is indispensable 10 Planters,
and owners 81 horses aud mules--Nr John Da
nieFuan, Montgomery, Ala, sold n slave for
$50 Who was raised from utter uselc--usss hy
this Eminent Every family should have it.
BE very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Eminent. and take uo other
Sold by all Dealers ilrcuPhou. North and South
America, Europa and the Islasis oftho Ocean.
-r2j e1 90 cts and sl,C0. Per Bottle
H.SR.N'SS Farm, ". ):
TN LogAS Co, and LtuGuLISs I BusHFIELD
Agents for Whrcius. Icj Wy dltT al
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t1- Nar'cli, the fellow who was lodser in
our jail for several weeks upon three separate
charges Of horse stealing, and who has once or
twice escaped from his present quarters at
ST. Clairsyillc, made another attempt to gain his
liberty. The Chronicle says that the juiIor re-
eeatly discovered by the mercst accident, where
Maxwell was making rapid progress in digging
his way right through the main wall of his cell.
lie had been furnished, by some outside friend
with cold chisel aud other implements which
he has been using for about three weeks lie
had commenced on large stone some two and
half feet in length and broke from one end un.
I'll daylight shouc through lie intended to take
the whole stone out, which he would have soon
done with the help Of friend outside. Each
morning he oiled up with the fragments OF
stone, the opening he had made, and plasercd
it over so as to deceive any one without close
examination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15

I5S- In the annual sermon of Rev. Mr.. Rron.
son, Of Washington, Pa, he said that sixteen
members Of his church had died during the
year. lie has been settled over the church for
ten years, aud in that time all but lla of the
977 which constituted the church in 1919 arc
gone, some dead, some removed. Four hun.
drcd and tlCy,Gvc have been admitted to the
church during the time. There are now four
hundred members. lie further stated that in
looking over his congregation, as at prcs,at con.
misunderstanding out Of view the families re.
moved by death or otherwise, and those who
have come into the church within the period
namcd-ho could mention one hundred and four
in which his services had been required in the
chamber of death and at the grave in conuec
ton with eighty families before him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15

B-Seat to JdiL-Nisht before last fellow
named Samuel Hawk, from Pennsylvania, APP
piled at AID. wrights office for lodgings. He
said he had come to town to seek employment,
but had been unsuccessful and his money be.
coming exhausted, he was in want for pla:c
to lay his head Sergeant Mcdonald tOok Mr..
Hawk out and tried to find place for him, bu,
he was so filthy that nobody would keep him.
lie afterwards went to sleep in the Marky.
House. aud was committed to Jail BY AID.
Wright.
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D, L. THOMAS, ND.
No. i6i Nlne street.


NiScESSIs, Ia, June %, 1883.
PROF. o. J. WOOD; As you arc about to manufacture
and Vtnd your recently Discovered Hair Restorative VIII
state, for vhomiocyrr Il mas "a, hat have used t
and known others 20 use ai have fCr several years
been In the habit Of using ott Hair Rors;,ts ard tha
and yours vastly superior TO aby other LuoE IL IN.
trely cleAusts the head Of dandrg and Nth one months
proper use will restore any persons hair 10 tie original
youthful color and texture, giving health son and
glossy appearance and all this, without ll,eoofre The
hands shat Sppy H. Hrihe dress dfops would,
therefore, trd It's every dttirouI hav
los hne collar ind texture &c theiT hair
Respectfully yoVTs, WILSON KING.
o. } WOOD CO.. Proprltiars, sis Broaduay, n. Y
tn the great n T. NirARaning Fttabl,lutntj md III
Market street, St Ltu.s, No.
And sold by all seed DruTriti.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL oei2C-Sm
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B-7As threatened rain came down yester.
day and the weather seemed to have settled into
the same damp, unreasonable condition which
hasbeen so much lOncntCd this winter. The ice
has melted and disappeared, the lrost has gone
out of the ground, and there is nothing to dis.
tnguish the present time from the beginning Of
spring. We know Of nothing that would do
our people more good than to sec the pure,
feAthery fakes of snow descending and hear a
merry jiugllng Of sleigh bells,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15

7 D ] R
HORSES.
Ti'uI'
WILL YOU
SUFFER-.

Tie popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
l.t.MtNI, j. eoeyi,utve with i1r civilization
Of ihe globe Other articles claim 10 aLl-riai,
pain aaj lis'rr,-'hrs rv,s Family Physi.
clans Government Hospitals. Naval Dispense.
Tories fluurr Planter. Farmers. liysry.meu,
&c, have practically demonstrated this fact.
throughout the voHi 40 aHirl, ever before
received such undivided praise aud support
from Medical md scientific Men.
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ST. Lnuis, Jan. l4.-River risen about G in.
cheS today and entirely free Of ice, no obstrus.
tons to navigation below and upper rivers
probably be open ogsin very soon. Rained
slowly all day yesterday and very hard last
night and this morning mild, now clearing uy,
getting colder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15

: ST. Lours, Jan. l4-Overland mail Of the
ooh ut. has arrived. No through passengers
No ways news Of importance.
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y NJ ~ VIZ AA VI AN t.
Nl-,i,-l 80 .-'-i sir'. t.s,at5 81 .1tss ~
rHlc. e. 20 El.-i ca lII--.H - l.ats l.s5..t,r
tH''i' u, 80 ,'s a.a0l a,e.i,l uya ,s AN in-
asa.a Ha.e.t. stucsas'- Abtls, INIuNr. ali f,5,
f'|i aai l,HH..iHT .rt.a, f.rtt uHrItI.strI 80.
ljpa,uDs ,atric ii>tut>t is. t.fi +, y. ', s,,.
800 Do .H 9. Il,s sH'i. tlT trtft. at o. Ir.s isI
lsn.'a'i cara .aa.la,nf uaIl, BEG b.. nfitys ,s1.
,1arstl. f.f .u asIr.f.ll q.aI, 90 ri b. 10 lr.g.
0-IrE 'lal lfg glF 20 tH# s.fHas aFf.if - HfI.l
ur aalsytrH t.turt. d. ral.s tga sue aeI, ~.
uaADus AggIIc uNiNiNT 3 ~ 30 ts, sI..,,
h,rs eaHfa sI uHrN IrtEl ed N uaIfev,t. IONS
en4 tauH.,ia DO bfaul s,sf laa sIh % 80 Ia d. ta
90 a.tlaat Hr laTtus.ll o.
sags 'asyuuus us Nfftsrs. b. utss hs,tsi rsr,
nstIa BIO aatafrI atrtrua H- s.ul rfsIls, q t,ii.F
tJay.I tHA1 'H Doe c0a lAru,,,r nuTtTrusrl fugIh o.
~ H'sanu'ga, 'as,'f' q tas' Ar,ty lu.Hut
thatHH-t shS tHg fssl Before fIa ArrUs uHHHtrt "a
been lufuircta ga ueurs DO haa fautTHsIs cd older
l'.l'n.' '',.ga.Ns g. Na'taHe laUs aau,H1g p.u.
uarTf, Hgt MP ,ht.rFaIv r1Htty Us 10, taru|rs IA
b.g. H' pf Brass b.tas yHHtt I l sIii ss Ttfttlr.
TsriaHt 30 Dad uiH ole tlt.r,lalrd bri -., al.
o. I'h NftAr., t.lI IAar. OF. I tlJ Jrlla, tui,r
.ttssT Frv',.a. net rsa,suIWtrTus'sf it
ul.haFa .aa..rpi DO GO o.. Die luts zoe m.f5r h..
UIr .H Ia0t Ig sos UuUH.HF aIfr bod Do ritrr
tulH..I'uaIh I t.atsas u,s fsif, a.II utIH &c have
81 81
l' a'y H,l Aa.su o. ihr .ains's ttHUuJu % s,'t
.lafas o. tHrfr ohio suHu utT t.atHf. IFa usuIHs -
HaE arH Coo HrlAuU.u. IlIruUfIr,IU fFa safi saGta
.. HHa.'p-I.HH iaN UHisy o. 90 thur C'arIlg msa-
p-rpaIaiHu saItltp.ul tg ffaFrr Ante lrIurUi, 90
ails' 300 .f.ay DO auIffH. iHt uh,HutI ar,l 90 cos
l0'f .-.Hf. N.ia'u'aH...s r.s Hl.,.stvH, tht, Of
aIr ..a 'U.uHu- uH.h t..H.l ,r rtssf4rsr UauIs a
t NaH HiUHui tU ItunHN. oh, uuHl hat o., Afttg La.
..Hi H 81 la|uf' lHr ru.Nr atg uHt rEtlY flIfd ~
N.t. ..a|.r EHFfya.r ala taU frhuI Cgurut COO utt
Huf' tIlH H.r 90 ut'. HHs.fuf Hl.as rFuruf Ift.
lbAf h"' v.ais Nr Oh. lar iH d'igIu De- gatt oil,Uu
TIE iaef ID Tgal IurefiIl. ustiI,l trgaluutIiortls
ufHfu.rN % h.'T coo HrIr.t ard H,I hg u8r b., fnr
Wr' tHue I.at yr su attic. tH attain ts fulfIauiIsl Dr
,ury u' bEAuUs ARCTIC lNlNENT.t ru,tr ,fifft Boz
Intfsft valve caIall. of Iuf.tNc atUtHsirEtUu, afa
l'Hct wrf nHN h0s BE- .u s. eiaf.Hf Hf 4t TsuiIr o.,
D.. Hgigu from tfEIH- Tt veil HssuTU UHt % tt tt,.
tHtri ,s merits, ury ,,ulI usytf sga|nt, rduudta,sr
ug NnfsHE d. conclusion. o. ra.H IhsfHy 50 tr IIf.
.urr s ihe beet article ,NrI uHsTg Do Oh, rg r al4 list
tH.u bear tuguriauu! ,'tu tff tist 90, h. afrutd
~ %. BRAGG uJEEuWIS
Sn.f ffuU.rtHtf, So LggE, Missouri
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R-D roeaed.-A man in the employ of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at BenwOOd, fell
from Hat boat at the wharf boat, a day or two
since, and was drowned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15

I=B- Fro,m Hyloinh aai Gp R.,rs, --Oae
Of the most iuconyerisut effects to housekcrpcis
during very cold weather i, the freezing Of By.
dnnts and gas meters, depryins ia, family Of
the usual supply Of water and light for time
An exchange proposes cure which is worth
trying at least The most speedy remedy for
the frozen hydrsnt Is to take the top of and
pour hot water down the pipe, which, in few
minutes will cause the water to How again
Asa measure ofpreventon the hydrant should
be wrapped with straw, carpet, or WOODEN
clothes, on the outside, from the spout down to
the ground, which will generally keep il IN run.
ming order during the coolest weather Nun
bria Of Gas meters, in open cellars, although
covered with jackets supplied By the gas work,
are found to have the water frozen. and no light
can be obtained These jackets are li,,lc or no
protection on such cold nights as Sunday and
Monday last The best policy lurhousckecpcrs
80 give notice at one, At the gas office. and
have he meter filed with alcohol, which will
prevent further trouble as alcohol will not freeze
in any weather experienced in this latitude
Gas meters can be thlwed by pouring hot water
over the meters and scrviec.pipc and covering
them with cloths
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15

PHlllprtFaiA, Sept. ., 1856.
PRoT. Woop-Dsnr Sir: Your liar b, proving
itsr beneficial to The font and also The back Bait
Of my head almost lost It's coyr-iugin TACT BALI have
used bat two hall pint bottles Of your and now
.sr top Of my head we'll STUDDED With promising crcp OF
young hair, aHd tie 'front.' also receiving is bueat
have sd Other Preparations without any benefit whatever
blink from my Oun TtTUual Trcou.I, nuLtou can In.
duee many others 70 Try 10.
Yours respectfully, D. Il. THOMAS, ND.
No. tGt Vine street
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MUSTANG LINNIENT.
VAIuARIE Zoe 81 eAMEn

NJ lrgf. HYDE rlrk, VI, write, zee That he
tore vas considered worthless" Obi. case sHs sraNn)
coll Hn for slal el'l Your IIu,melt Az, Uyen doing
snrasa' up here"
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t0-Tis cnfj'lL-pssls Campbell Mn
ftr-.s perlrasl Jas, night Al ihs WaIirg.ou
Hal ioA etowdoi house. ngta .,h.anlirg he
in-izmt1sy of be vea,her The irllre is a
hrfs AL AIsn.sd gns, sni their performance,
afe uas4lal.el BY any other travelling troupe.
Mmo,, everything hey "d4" h,t night was
greeted silh s,srm Of applause by ts su,ha-
sialus lgdi,nee. They perform gain tonight.
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MORSEN CATTLE. a..

such IS Ring bone, Grll'. SPAWN, Scratches,
rolIE'il Sweeney ioofail, do, are subduei
md cur.l hN lLa
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LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Hoan r. Sisi,r5s, IN. Thomas ?.
sbaIIefoss, II this city. is the subject u we'll
dess'-d compliment In q late uambsr Of The
Louisville JssralL "Whit No. ll5,bsook 8 a.
the NorhIlni Fast .ay, he JJa,HDl "Nr
shaIlerosf Is At the We, anI Slaihwelt-a
isnof 10 al mail dsprcl,tDrs We 30 ut knor
Of an instance ahsre ST. SIS services have befn
ca.iod into ielui,tuou and base AIDED 20 uara,el
mysteries and bring u justice the guilty per.
sons lls recently arfssisi the Young man
clark Al Franklin, ~ The ease vas very
difficult one, and occupied shalIcro,s' time ior
hgygrAl ~ockA CLARK hl, been taken to Frank
bd Ani We understand he testimony Is posi-
tive against him. he was formerly a clerk in
a., pos, oGise at Franklin, and had still as,os
/, the Office, bu, no one ersspt sasIlcros " doubt.
ed hi. strict honesty
Recently, Mr. sha'leross vas Informed that
CLARK Boz, Lankcnal Cincinnati, had l1,tm many
letters containing reriu,degs Il appeared that
the letters were not put 10 their dfaNer VI we've
taken out By person not authorized. ST. $. be.
came iatl'iiet after an investigation that the let
t'sWere taken out BY some person sho hala d..
plieate key, and learned from tie banking firm
tina, clerk formerly inlheiremploy butin whom
they had fuii confidence, once lot key. Mr.
shAllcross found this clerk, told him the suspi.
cion he entertained, and entered into ronyersa
tion Nth hin. Tho eluk became confused and
on being searched some money taken from CLARK
Bros letters was found m his possession.
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l4rfrls Aarn --Abost O'Clock yraisr.
day morning false alarm d hfs was raised,
all son sferEaU!s a reel % teo BROOCH, Up
near The NJ & ". Bank, ADD made an attach.
meat With view, IL vas thoushtal he time. Of
Pltins a stream Of vatsr into Congress Hall
U this "a, the iDtsalion, ,sasabali5neI, AMI
The hose was removed abou, daylight
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BusINIEss NOTICES.

EB'-Siop tia, coaglingl The "lIomhoand
BaIsam" will do IT, Cure that boarssuss, (!
The "lIoaih0gud BalAm" will do il. Keep
you quiet Ia church. The "lloarhound Bal.
sam will doiL Keep peace iu tLc family
The "ll1urhound liaIam" vii. do h.. Your
children can take h. Your vile can take it
You can take it Price % cents. Fur -1Is by
The pflnclpnl druggists 7. H. Logan 4 Co.,
Gent Agents.
Sac advertisement Of b.. Sanlord's Liver In
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Worth Their Weight in Gold r'
car rgEss. a; So Iufal.. tili sti NJ. Iead's
AIT nIiiisHs ~ itvFF Piiis tart zen. D. Do
'iE.f.fatr. BE- La % as pa...as..i. agOGIa JuuE
WIGHT ~ sULp ursrstasi tl.,f -.ss,at.ti Cap
ta.li .a uf l.'sf Tres Bowel ~ saly 5l.4 ga
ssssisr De- tsil. 30 fitts.i yu, q -. De - ~
-szs i..sass, siut s5aitf
Nt Lave if'it.4 f1a
Nsslaia, iass.
SarAIt. N.uas.7ta,
Tess, Ll.aasla,
C4ilrsa, Esrfa-..
hIf.4H, I.uala
a. Ea o. rsa rsiah a.Is eco 90 lsas
tla''a1E arsfr ~ lis's s' 90 Igss.a To- a. D. -
ct irrat sfa.frF.-,ln.
~ ssE CIaCuLAEs f.r lAus lsitJrs srd atssf .risr
tItur pan .4.4rsl
roidt rA' afe i.t 'as By Dealer, srstay ragg lgss
Do tal-tg. :. %. LOGAN A CO.,
as'43 suuIAUuti, Wbts.lg,y,
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Hardware at Anotinn

Will ryi ~ Alctau on sa'gr i.y stH sod Wednesday
llN commanding 81 0'loe. HY entire ti8ra % yaIua
hr liatlEatv auu Cluuisrs sttiUuF, ore f0n s,f-
and Duk Isrus " tlr-Au SONS 4lisT T-,uty paH4rs,
ta.Hi over Isruy aud uaIsr fliiy, o. DAYS All voai
h9l 20 ihet aayAntAgg 10 attend, The goods VII. be
sold 81 way l0E azure.
ltla-L-I Ihll EAArL NIEL
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared h'om qrsferipiioH q, sir T. l9ayIs, n D.,
Piy'iridn Extraordinary 70 q, QsssH.
Til, invaluable medicine Is uuialins Ia the cure OF al
those psiuaIAu1 dangerous DISEASES to sheh the female
constitution sa!ret. 1t moderate, All excess and rs.
noru all o5'irgsa9as, AID Ipes,y cur. may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
't's'Pys.ay suited. L. viii, in short time Jrus On the
a"uary period Win regularity,
Eas! bo';lg, pdrs One Dollar, bear, the Goysran,H,
''aaP ofGrrss Britain, 10 prevent eogat,riei,.
CAUTION.
77,'s PITT Aou'f aat ., i1tsn by,Smai,I duri-g o.
FIRST THEE MONTHS Of pregnancy, Ii u,y ar,
sure % bring ga Aaarr!lgs, Jufa. any oasy tm. sy
ar, sac.
In all eases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain 10
The Baekaui Luhs Fatigue on slight sEert.cB, Paip,a.
zion " the Heart; H. sI,rcs aud whites, these PHI. wall
eaee'A when 81 other mean, have i,Ird. and Al.
though rossrIul remedy, DO not eoataIa ir1a, ealoug
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pAnpm-i around zach package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for The United states and Canada,
UsicI. G baldwin Co.., R"eleIter,S.
Nh -:loO and 6 postage stamps enclosed to my au.
thorised Agent, Ill! bottle, containing SO Pus
By re,arn mali.
Por sale by T. H. LOGAN co. in wheeling.
Il. L. Fahusstock Co, Wholesale Agents, Ptisburr;
Purcsl, Ladl Co.. Wholesale sent, FOR Va, At Rich.
mohi. ap.s-iy
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Dividend.

Dividend.
CITIZENS FIRE, MARINE LIFE ms co. OF WHEELING
hE nlrCeion Of this Company have this DAY declared
Il dividend Of one hundred per cent on the amour az
Capital stock paid n out o! the net earnings q iG Com
Pany, to be credited on the Sieek Bends.
January lo,h, lSs9-t !anIs-iul See sesrt aSl
CluAAPAGNE-Chas, HtIdStISE And HridIsieE 4 o..
~ brads, Ia store and for ias by
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ED-AirAi,os is called To the Bethany Col.
ess advertisement, in to.day's paper
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hr. leavcnVorth-sr: have been troubled vith dan
drun OF scarf on my head for than year ny halr
began TO cone uut, scurf and hsr together saw 10
New Haven pap about Woods Hair Restorative a.
cure called At your store tie Let Of April last and
purchasrd bottle to Try it, and found 10 ny sasae.
ton IWAs The uuDr; removed the scuTi aud hair
gan TO gfo 10 Is uu two CT direct cLrs 10 length SAsrs
70 UdSHA a. have great faith iG q. wish yOu TO send
me two bottles more by Mr. Post TIE bearer this lGou
Know asAuy Of tue kd ustd IN hs Place you nav have
4 Eatsyi Tor many bouri aG,rt known l,re
fvurs with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
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Of Gum Gloves Tor eharPc hands can nov be aeon.
modaieh, janll PAYNE A co
Christmas q New Year Presents
" MONDAY, Dec, sti open our stock Of the above
" HANDSOME ARYICLES.
Oar assortment comprises EvERNTiIING DESIRABLE
In the BOOK line For the Holidays.
~ you wish 10 see decidedly the FINEST GOODS IN THE
CITY, at Fair Prices cali the Old Corner BooIsor, OF
deelh WILDE BRO
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
y FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
rnOF. WOODS nAlR KEsTOKATIYE

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