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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

INTnErrp BRowsIow.-Parson Browulow
thus declares in the Knoxville Hhig:-We
will not be deferred from saying what we
believe facts and the public interest war
rant and require. We have been more
than Il half century in the present evil
world. buiieted on all hands, opposed by
rascals Of high and low degree, and
struggling with all the ills and digadTaut-
ages OF poverty. No assassin, therefore, or
hired bully. can cheat US out of many
years. All we ask of any man is. to come
at US facs foremost. in dug hDte. and TO give
US notice Of his intention. We will sell
the remnant Of our days at the highest
rates the market will afford! And until
our chunk Of life is eZlinguished by foul
means, we give this public notice, that we
viii apply the lash TO all defaulters, Gov
eminent swiDdlers. uuprincipled dema-
gogues, and trick5ters, in or out Of power,
of high and low degree, at home and
abroad, on land or on sea, no matter BIZ
whom begot, or to whom related
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

PoLITIcAL CYPHERs.-The leading organ
of the democrats in New York tells its par
tisans of the free states what they will
have TO do AT Charleston. 1t says
There is great fuss made about double
sets Of delegates from this State and from
Illinois TO the Charleston Convention
But it is of very little consequence which
set of delegates, here or there, is admitted,
or whether they are both rejected. Tile
youtAeyn delegates 1oW hare the control Of Tie
Co1rUention and the choice Of tie candidate.-
Tile deIegates from A'et0 York and Illinois, i
admitted, l0iH haze to acquiesce in the decision
Of The South. and therefore tcouLd he but cy-
phers an tie Convention. They come from
states which give majori,ies for Republic
canism and minorities for justice 10 the
South Their admission or rejection,
therefore, practically amounts to nothing"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

The railroads ceutering al this point are
Just now greatly afflicted with the floods,
the washes and the land slides-more SO
than at any former time Of their history.
The condition Of their running will be
found noticed elsewhere in to-day's paper.
and it will be seen that although in the
midst Of railroads, we are almost cut OF
from the balance of the world, owing TO
the accidents broggbt upon US by the
clouds.
Tue train that left Baltimore Monday
evening last, only arrived here yesterday
morning, or rather, she arrived down al
the Narrows, from whence her passengers
and mails were brought up by the steamer
woodside. When about mile the other
side of Piedmont, in the night time, the
engine struck huge rock that had been
loosened by the rain, and had fallen be-
tween the rails, which accident threw tie
engine, tender and baggage ear of the
track, and delayed the train at Piedmont
until late in the afternoon. The whole
journey through the mountains, and from
thence 10 the Ohio river, was through IN
interrupted storms. Passengers say they
never saw it rain before as it rained along
the road within the last couple days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

dispute arose some time since be-
tween North and South Alabama, as to
which possessed the best specimen Of game
cocks, and in order to settle the matter,
each section agreed to show twenty-one
specimens at $3.50 each, and $500 on the
main. The champions having been safely
conveyed to Selma the fight began on the
2lst nit. and terminated on the 23d, when
the South having scored nine out of eley-
en-, DR.. Gee, on the part of South Alaba-
ma, proposed TO desist from further fight
ing, which was acceded to by the North
AlebRmians.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE.
.RATcEFIoR,g RATR DYE!

The Original and Eesf Ia GEt World
Al Others are rne=s iraiea-ons and should -. -rola-
I'd L YOU wish 70 escape -iIiuulf-
CRAY, RID or RUSTY HAIR DYED instantly to a
beautiful ann Nutural Brown o. Hack, without III
jury - the Hair og Skin.
F1FTEEN MEDALS AHD DIPLOMAS nave oeen
awarded . VIZ. a BA-cEE-oE since 1883 Eud Uver
$1,000 spplc..tions have been maze 70 me IG-f Of
the PgtroIls q nif famous Dye
WI u BACHELORS HAIR DE produces 3
colUf ugt be distinguished from mature and is
v-Ei.aSzED ajurs 4 the Least however long !;
may be continued, and tie uI-.aects .: Bad Dyss
remediedi Hair lpvlgorltea I9E Lie BY tss sls
did Dye.
Sold IL al cities and tgwns u United s-ates y
Druggists and Fancy Guods Dealsrz.
~ The Genuine has ths NAME and address upon
steel Plate engraving four SIDES Of each Do2 Of
WILLIAM a BACHELOR
ulElS-dGw1y 1C Bond Street Ntw York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

How DOUGLAS Is TO BE PUT THROUGH
In reply to an article favoring the Illinois
Senator, in the Augusta (Ga.) Constitution-
alist, the Savannah Republican declares it
is great mistake to suppose that the
Southern States will submit to issues got
mp by politicians, and vote for Douglas
under the fear of Seward The Republican
then goes on to observe:
'SFour-fifths of them regard the pledges
of Seward on the subject of slavery quite
as understandable as the pledges of Dou-
glas; and they will vote for another candi-
date, whether their leaders order to the
contrary or not. Should Douglas be nom
mated at Charleston that other candidate
will be presented for their sufrages, and
all the whips and spurs that democracy
has ever invented will be powerless to
drive the people from his support. Wetell
this now to the friends of Douglas, and
give them timely notice to prepare for the
contest. The people have no choice be-
tween Douglas and Seward, and The dboE-
zion ran head and bloody bones ariH scare mo-
bodv at this ddy. i The demo-
Gratis of the South are the best drilled par
tisans on earth, and will make many sac
rifces for the success of the party; but we
tell the ConstitufionGliSt it is a fatal mis-
take to suppose that they are insensible to
shame, strangers to principle, and will
stand anything that may be put upon
them"
This language is the more significant
from the fact that the Republican is not
qne Of the rabid fre-eating journals.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

TIE Charleston Mercury is authorized to
say that the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad Company are at present devoting
every energy to the completion of the road
to the Savannah river, thereby establishing
connection between the two cities prior
to the meeting of the Convention. So il
appears that If the former is unable to ac-
commodate the crowd, it will be only ne
cessary to step over to Savannah-one
hundred miles or so!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

EFyEcT or THE GESsUs OF lsG0.-The
New York Times makes an elaborate and
candid showing of the effect of the census
Of this year on the representation Of the
several States in Congress. 1t figures that
the States which will lose representatives
are: Alabama, J.; Connecticut, /; Georgia,
Il Kentucky, 81 Massachusetts, !; North
Carolina; /; New York, 3; Ohio, /; Penn
Bylvauia, 2; Rhode Island, Il South Caro-
lima 2; Tennessee, /; Virginia. q Vermont,
/. The States which will gain represent
tatives are: Illinois, 8; Indiana, /; Iowa,
4; Michigan, 2; Missouri, /; Texas, 3; Wis
consin, 2 The other States will stand as
they are. The Tunes sums up the re-
markable facts as follows: /. All the old
and large States of the Union, without eI-
ception, lose ground relatively, and most
Of them positively. 2. The South loses
ground largely; the new State of Texas
having yGve-toLd the territory Of the old
States, and lying west of the Mississippi,
is the only one that gains. 3. The only
part Of the Union which positively gains
is the Northwest-Missouri being properly
included in that. 4. The Northwest posi-
lively gains Is representatives and Seue-
tors in Minnesota. 8. The slave States
lose IL representatives and gain 4, being
positive loss of T. The free States gain IA
and lose 40, being positive gain of 4,
with 4 Senators in Minnesota and Oregon.
The admission of Kansas and Nebraska,
which will speedily happen, will add 2
representatives and Senators &c the same
side.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

The New York Herald, after disposing
of Houston, Douglas, and batch of other
candidates, says:
"The South must select a candidate from
the middle states-a northern man with
southern sympaties-who will run well ia
those states on which the result of the
contest depends. If the South wish to
nominate candidate who will be success
full, it will take that course; if not, not"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

The style of orchards they have in Port
land, Oregon, may be inferred from the
description of one which yielded one sea-
son $4,000 worth of cherries, pears and
plums, and required $4,000 feet Of lumber
for fruit boxes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
DIR. MccLINTOCK's COLD

yit-LG@y DIR. McCLISTOCk's COLD
'g1~ aud Cough Mixture Is = combination q La
lures vegetable uutdutes tiie irrrtt.on and dis
turbanoe Of the breathing eppgrltuz, which produce
colds, coughs l.parssness and sI- throat. i; removes
il Very SHORT time every 'elige u I1-=EiEsEa 90 from
the lungs aud throat and ,euews the Zee Inspiration
OF perfect health. Price p eollts- soldBE LAUGH
LINs = BUsHFIELU, Wheeling :. FJNDENBEkG-
bridgeport, and Druggists generally InarcE2-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

The city of Carondolet, Missouri, has
done even better for Ithe Republicans than
st. Louis. In spite of all the appliances
made use of by the Nationals, the Opposi-
ton carried the place by decided MAORI
ty, electing six out of the eight Alder
men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
TIE CHARLESTON "slArE."-The Bait

more Patriot observes:
They who are behind the scenes. they
who nre in the secret, assure Us. that the
Charleston slate is made up, that the nom
nation problem is solved, and that Dou-
gIas and Orr are to be the Democratic
candidates for President and Vice Pregi
dent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

Al eStzsuG q Virginia wing vIllErE 70 sSnPs-
ste n The support Of candidates 1oE t-eteuI E5ic
Ties Frod66uf Opposed 70 the eu-rup police q rns
IEssaut Administration; 70 Federal so-ruptlOE ana
Iuu-pafnp 70 Ehs extension d EiGNeJ n =ne 1er=l
to.ies; To- tbs nsW and dalSs-nuH polItea o9Stslhe
fhst the d rs o'n t1s7e ea:les s.eSe
iuto an DE Hnir1Eias If the put9sd States 70 ffe
Ss-Ouenfre q Tho kfrIc8n hESB 1ra4sz 70 any n
I1lSlf+r Of rii1ts among citizens. 1nh who arc II
80 II ~ iIIlposdia4e admission Of EansaS INTO fbe
IJi5r under the constitution recently adopted ny
Sstsun Of rigid coOIIou1y and the principles Of
Washington and JGhersOrs o. maintaining inTIoln'e
aI,e rights Of Ehe StGtee, and defending the sol o!
evny btate and Territory from lsviess INVASION aud
Of preserving Ghe integrity Of TINS Union and the
supremacy % the Constitution EuG LaNs passed IN
pursuance fhsreoE agnIust 1he conspiracy Of Ihs
leader Of sectional party reaist the major
prineiple - established In 1his Government n Ene
xpSnss ID rs existence requested 10 NEST IN the
CIrI NJ WHEELING n 10 el0cE- A ID on sonssosy
Ihs I'd DAY % MEy 1880, appoint delegate 70 meet
NJ Chicago. III, on " ednes1ey fhs 10Th oEy OF Nay
next 70 nominate candidates for President snc Wee
RrsIidsra d Ehs United SiGIes
E~Huu. TONI CoRWIN and hon. T ?. BLAIR
VII certainly be present md address The Convention
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

TIE town of Piedmont, just al the foot
Of the other aide Of the mountains, on
Tuesday presented sight to passengers on
the Baltimore & Ohio Road, somewhat
similar TO that presented by the town Of
West Wheeling TO passengers On the
Woodside coming up yesterday morning
That Is, it was pretty well under water,
owing to the unprecsdentedly heavy rains
which hare fallen in the mountains The
north branch of the Potomac there wss
Eoaming and raging within and without its
bed ike mountain torrent, and late in
the afternoon of Tuesday, at the leaving
of the train, seemed as if 1t had made up
its mind to engulph the town. The people
were padding their canoes about from
house 10 house in the most primitive style.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
r Q r N I T q r E.
WIN. C. GRAY, Agent,
No J54 Main ST.
Cataract Washing Machines

JOHNSON & FROST. AGENTS FUE. THESE ~
81 CHIMES would call size sTt-rti" gi my e-ls=lls
10 them the only
RELIABLE WASHING MACHINES
NOW Al ,e Among tn. many advantages II is1s-t---s
owe, all rIBy be specially mentioned sut i-ifr
absence q Of The f-brlc a. e i simply tt a.
zion q -iE water which cleans -ts g4I-i- the Tisi-
board entirely dispensed WIKI III. sttlPiri' 90
j., r1i--ru--lDl and the ease win winch Il Tan Pc
azs VII ~ once recommend II 90 al WHO have Z-
lsrieueEd tie troubles q "Wu-hdzy-T Fpr tauuel-
il is esyersiIy atEred- y rti1ryt ty washes them
with possibility u sLrlLl-z-e- We EliLii-sii-iA
,,ut them forth ~ The most -lup .rr4- a-- 49,
monica. l.---isI- gf'ri q tLe puu-ls y e. pas
t4cularly invite tl- ladies 20 cal -tl1 examine ths-
d nv No. p Main s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

w.. DIR. JAS. HIcCLINTOcE1's
49, PICTORIAL sYBJP-Are yuur lunrs
weak Does long breath give you Inius TiaVe you
hacking cough, Do you exI-r:prsts hard, tough
matter Are You wasted viii nigh, and want
Of Sleep If 81. HrrE II rpuE rE5sEDY Il VIII W.
quesripuubl, s,rc yyu. Price e o. sold by LAUGH
LINs x BUsHFIELD. Wheeling :. TUNDENBEhG,
bridgeport. ana By Drugsi-ts generally. sai--1r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
To the Be-Drugged and Poisoned Cit
izenE OF XYheeIIng md XIcImity.

liens OF wheeling and Vicinity
You are 0Ysrruu with Jtuge VI the rIest com
pounds in the form Of Alcoholic Drinks that ever
eanated from that pest so-Ie;y. the LI-UgE MIxEu
They sold you luxury. they dispensed
10 you as Medicine and il either case The eject is
the came
There Is but way escape, aud that i 70 use,
as luxury Of medic2mcnt ssfe and reliable stLnu-
liant syld under stamp and seal. which renders il
tain that II has not teen teIHpered with. such AZ
article IL
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which lie js:hed unlzf INSPECTION Of the British Cow
ernuenI delcstely favored unlike Any other GIN
with some Of the most valuable rs-tolattves q the
Vegetable Kingdom and Is y iai the most healthy
beverage e&t"iE
TIE KOS rC!ASs OF ECEoPE AND AxEE-
IcA not only ,rnend q: til hale Id hear tty
but prescribe ii a. a medicine where stimulaut is
required.
TIE FEafALE win find it only pleasant Cor
dial. but relief zufeTings Of Perioaica!
charactI.
ASALY1IcAL CHEsusTs OF ALL RASKs pronounce it
perfectly pure and it, Inets incompatible
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by all DVUGGIzTs,
CEGCEEs. DC
For sale in wheeling, VA by I. II. LOGAN CO.
49 Main street T. b. JOHNSTON, l75 Market 81, and
others.
EDMUND C. CHARLES. General Agent
DEPOT, Nc 30 BROADWAY, y i.
mY17-'59dGwllm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
NIRS.WINsLnW.

An experienced nurse and female physician has &
Soothing syrup Tor children teething- which greatly
facilitate the process vi testhiug by syfteutus the
gums. reducing all infiainGtJD-win sllay all pain,
and 10 regulate the bowels. Depend upon IL
D0;Aers, VII give yourselre- and relef and
health 10 your lufans Perfectly safe III AL cases-
see advertisement in another column.
Rug2s'5g-l ydGw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
WIGS WIGS WIGS!

BArcHELUR'g WIGS AND ToUP4,Es -u-pass Ill,
They art elegant. light, easy snd durable
FITTING TO elarIu-uo turning ~ behind-ua
shrinking of ths mead: indeed this IL the only L.
tabshrnent where these tiirz- properly under
st',od and luade.-ls Bond street New York
unhl3-d&wly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
a Chemical Writing Fluid,
A Chemical Writing Fluid,

EQUAL TO AE-DLDc LbNDJN INN
EQUAL u AENDLD-S LONDON INK.
MADE BY LAUGHLISs BUsHFIELD-
MADE b LAUGHLINS d RUsHFIELD-
it flow freely from the Pen
J, Dos- at crrrodr -tssl Penn.
II doe not gum clog the Pen
II nerss .l,yull-.
II /. perfectly limpd.
It is - isr cent cheaper than Arnold-,
j, IL permanently black
THE Fluid is made by the most approved Chemical
process and Is offered tie public equal to any
imported Ink We do claim Tor il any SUPERIOR
" 10 Arnold, but do claim it equal which We
Will prove euy unprotected mind. We guarantee
il viii give -atisfct-,n II il doe no; VIII FL
FUND The PRICE Of every byrtIe sold
Put W in Quarts, riu;s and Halt Piuts. FOT sale
by the manufacturer.
LAUGHLINS { BCSHFIELD. DRUGGISTS
mig No. - Monroe 81. Wheeling. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
IIST RECEIYED.

10 CA>Es ~ NV STILLS OF HN1--L AIii-s
Ia EFl-I- w. = - lltfs-E-lt Eit-er- IS 81 Be-
Gold and We've. Bl--a--- " -u-.ar ~.slrH --. IRE
----rr.-= -l--E agu-E-- -il= -.---s- --s- r-.' '1
~ T-E ~ = o o. fund IT, ths ely -E-r VII -
-Id sr IrE-e-- liver -tl7-l Eis sane -7--- q, ----
l--5. Ice Iss-rr.-s-.-- s---- z-4---Lrt-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
View York Paper " arehOuse.

ONE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PATET. DEA LEis-
BOOKSELLER. S,utl1urr-- binder lTtrft.r-- Az
Purchasers generally -s.N- from 40 L. = per t-4-
Is purchasing from frs- Eas4l--
Having Increased Dur AaIiufrr--rl-lE crs.--f--
eau Jfer great Inducements O. pat: - ti y-it .l 5H-
J.er- such usually -pil hE Z si-r ~ atr-i'-7
Ledger and Hat Papers IJl7e4i- Letter -.l- ii-
B-:- FUIil- Packet CoEuE.erll 40 IL s-1--1s %
French Paper gUl1red FaT---- Iis~u-- BLu1srs .
Trucl and straw Board. l5rt-= e--- etc Lax
Note. Bond. Drawing Lal[, tuH rI1l'-- E-Ft--lllf
attention paid o. -opIlEI-s aaLE- VIII l.liH-A.4
tIurlsz. glyrEyueU and Professional men E4llEel-s
~ -!- ready ruled t.r Printer trJ2- - p lls--
- ;3e sheet: Blue AID Whit y ETs a-- Laid lE
fact u complete Paper L.zua-- send IL .r-r,ls-
ami save your money Order by u9sliL ar.l9f'-lsa
viii cash vii b. Allied - yaL H. present PC
AAt--JN a NAM
apply Paper Woreh9r-r. - i;-e-ra-n -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
4mbrOtypes. photographs. DC.

30 t. u-RE.-. GALLEY ASu - --IE
-rrgu- ..s.- SIS r-sJ-T -zla== -a--- : 81
E5IvI st1E-r.- ---lr-. yvf--s De g. selling ~
E----a- o. rs-Flr-I 5r-lsr-- Hs --lIr- I'm.
Es-I-- g. -a-s-uIrl1L rtlz- - --la-r - - 10y
-s.-4 r.z-.=s -- 1--I- ana
- -Etz better -.--E-=- -lEz Er - -1-z-1=- else
where or ltss--s -1-r-.s1- - t7r -taal-.-
graphs a.-8 with al eAt-s c;I-F=s- y -
experience. q l-----
1- per a- - -esl-11r--. ,rr- I've --e:-lI were
klr,,- szf --rlg - ~ s4.s RAN CTS -ls- I-ialr--
Those E.I.5I= p .-s-- -t1r! CALI - ely II -L=
CAV l- possible ~ l.=L- --rTI o. 1---a--.-=E.7- O.
Tr.-.11f Ig-.- d=.Fv- = W VI x -
rEE4 s.. $50 r-a-I..-- ---..r. 90 size E5rL-
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ICE

'TvIIE SUBSCRIBERS BIZ L--AFE RS z TIL
Iy 70 Illfirrl rte-r friends and al rr- II -e-
frestI,.r summer drink that 1LsT nov T---lra1
~ -ur1li-4 IRE the Irg B-l-= known Ion
brook . mile I... - ihe most E-a-l-szt r rute-
ar BRITT e HEE -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
Notice.

~ w-E-LLEL HAVING Ass.7IATEu VIII
tsIu JANIS MADAM fl-1---y vi. A-
EsII lEa--- LULr- LL-r L-lIt u Miller s. A-LL---
I.- Isr- g. morn -sr- LE.u--s. EE- --t public L-.
.-r.r lLa= --E lze fl--Is=- o. d. 5iHE-= az- So
I-sfI.-l-L E-s.-l uTlliIl.uE and TIf-- Hanging %
-.- .-Hs- u.sl-rEl=- s--- l'T-.'-u -e---s-
.1r- -5r.. De- E-r-s.ss -----H- -.a2E
r-9--a frt4a--rs. F-z-z5rll..s slir- give -z
,-4rg----z ETLLFE q MADAM
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
Public Stock Sale
Thorough Bred Durham Cattle,
Horses. and COT5wold ana
Sou-hdoUn Sheep,

SClLEOONl SLCEp- -
a. " EE.A I>l.A s-s- LsL -I -lt--L y "a -
, g--- $50. rr Au--fH--- without Irs-rE-- - -lF
farm sr.H-l E. a--Il-- % gle -e.--al
Pie TlI-F llr-zlr-- ---I1= .GLe-T -a-- tFIi -l-
---- EE.--- L-srz- El----- ana Ls.-T--- A. q
rlssl..5- - r..Esti- Grade Csv=. E--1-r= Gl- .Ft-
= HEz=- lla--- ana -l--- l-.lsllsE -tl-Ll =-E-
8-l- G1.l- hE imported --E4e.ial- -fll ---
-- t.v ---.zr-..zzIr1 her len ay II4Z4.= Noe.
E.-l- ---e- -.-t- zrs1 ty s-l= -t-t= --a-
ION ll48-sL-- ur=- and st.e- suISrzl= MIR
t---sl E-L.s- =-Z-e- vaLll4E lean ana sac
al. H1r--- 49,. H--l--=I go. IVA ard C7-==Er.-
~ s- -.I --S L ia
r. s--7v14d rz-z-- AID eve % van aE==
E.sl zlululsF q q E-lGL4IErLl Implement
Tie can i= t1-z------l any .L- before tE- sale
s-al1-l=- 11la-l. NJ --e4-.---s - til SIX
GEO y. ~NILH
--r-7 Nr-r. ~
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y present Il. - ana ..s-, L-r.- lE-- v.---.
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CoIored Pb o. oErssF2l- md Il O1lOIyFse

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-lz. H. for short zine Artist sli--Ir- "a -
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valuable Property Tor Lease.

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- Holm --res- Formerly occupied D. a T. Ls.-sa
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TCdTy ~ y ms -7Re--iz1''l=lI = IT,
THE CLIHAI HAS ARRIVED!
Cheap. Cheaper! Cheapest
RaRTRIDC
Elegarce 4 DurabLIlty or FInIsl!

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and F-a1les- tle pictures EeuG vc--A double The
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IN -sfs a--ss- -uulte- -u--5rE r-=T-laE=-
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THE town Of Piedmont, just at the foot

E~Huu. TONI CoRWIN and bon. F ?. BLAIR
VII certainly be present ind address The Convention
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CEEDS: SEEDS large and fine azsoTt
- EneuT Of Fresh Garden SEEDS fIr sale AT
APP GRAHASI'S DRUG STORE
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SHARES COULTER EAEROWs
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New Goods New Goods.

New Goods! New Goods,
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90 BIt-. MS ready and f-r sale Ios
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