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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
DestitptIon b London.

The London AryeantIe Gazefte of a
Late date gives the following account Of
serious bread riots in that city:
Owing to the continuance OF the frost,
and all outdoor Labor being stopped, the
distress and suffering that prevail in the
metropolis. particularly among the dock
laboreTs, bTickIayers, masons, and laboFing
elHsses at the east end, are truly horrible
Throughout the day, thousands e0bgregate
around the approaches 70 the different
warehouses and unions, but 1t has been
impossible for the officers 70 supply one
third that applied. This led to colSidera-
BILE Dissatisfaction, and hundreds havePer-
ambulated the streets. asking aims of The
inhabitants and of the passers by. On
Tuesday night much alarm was oceasioned
BY an attack made on n number Of bakers
shops ID the vicinity Of Whitechapel road
aud Commercial road, east They were
surrounded BY mob of about thirty or
forty in number, Who cleared tue shops of
the bread they contained and then decamp-
ed. Last night, however, Affairs assumed
more threatening character. and acts OF
violence we're committed. By some means
it became known. in the course Of the Af-
ternoon, that the dock laborers intended
to visit the Whiteehapel in mass as soon
as dusk setin, and that an attack would be
made on the provision shops in thatlocaI-
iiy. This led to a general shutting up of
the shops in the East End-a precaution
highly necessary, for between and D
O'Clock thousands eongregRted 10 the pTin-
eipal streets, md proceeded ina body from
street TO street. An attack Wss made up
on many of the baker-shops and eating
houses, and every morsel OF food WAS car
ned away. a greatmauy thieves aud dis
SiPated ehaplcten mingled with the mob,
and many serious acts of violence were
committed. The mounted police OF the
distEIeI were present, but it was impossible
Tor them 70 aetagAinEt 20 large body Of
people TO-uikht anothef attack is aPpre-
Blended, and much exeitement exists Tho
streets lEe thropged With groups Of the
unemployed, seeking RELIEF Of the passers-
by.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

TaE London TTmes is fairly amazed at
the last census returns Of the Unised States.
Il opens It's eyes in aStonishmeut, says
nOthing like such growth has ever been
witnessed in Europe, aud considers the
statistics Astounding, The TZmes3re-
mariSs'--If the threatened dis5Olutibn oc
the United States should be actually con-
sumuated, the citizens will enjoy siagu-
lar opportunity Of! contemplating, AT tie
very crisis of their destinies, and the mag
uitude aud sPleador Of the political fabrie
which they have just destroyed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
Wednesday Morning, Feb. 20. 1881.
Il Is thosRhr n Warrington that the

Il = thoBEht IN Washington that the
Peace Congress win conclude It's Iabors
this week. Nothing decisive has yet. been
done. NE. 9aIdEfn. Of conns on satur-
day, made AZ able speech ia fayor,oE eaIl-
ing HatiouaI couyentiOa. VI. Guthrie
saVored imOedihte aetion - Beeelsary 70
save The BosaFr SE4tes ftou1 Seeession.-
Nr. Curtis. Of Iowa, replied that be be-
Itsvsd > son6ptraey e1isisd 70 bseak up
the GoEenmsnt, and that ne eOnpFomises
would be accepted. SIR Carts charged
that ,fr. Guthrie's resolutions were Intend
cd 70 protect slavery il. future acquisitions
Of territory, ny the use Of artful laaguase
covering mp their real desizn. Rsrerdy
Johnson lAid that the rrsolutioas did not
dirtinetly exclude the fature acquisition Of
territory BE wished to make that EN-.
Phatie, asd offered IN amendment accord
ipEiT. No vote on apy Of the plans Vas
taken. Il seems not impossible now, that
the Con1eutfoa nay recommend The call
ing Of national Convention.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

Ar BUE1ALo, the people went nearly dis
traeted over Honest old Abe's reception.
1t seems to have been a very badly con-
Quoted affair.
''The reception in Ills place" GayS re-.
porter who describes the scene, saWas tho
most iIl-conductsd affair witnessed since
the departure from Springfield. thick
crowd h1d been allowed 70 auuit The ar
rival Of the tEain,tH The depot, 80 that but
a ndftns i,as.ails s9fl1 - siisrt opsu b.
thosfet soldiess lall x iiessi "a 1IetsiIed 20
protect the Prcsidoat he had hardly let
his ear, aud, after heartily S6aklng hands
with Nr. Fillmore, made a few steps to-
ward the door, When the crowd made
rush. and, oyerpOWeFiug the guard, pressed
upon him aud party with perfect furur.
A scene of the WQdoAtSspnfuSi eusued.
To and fro the rg Fans Sswayed, and soon
cries Of diStreas were heard on all sides.
The pressure was so great that it is really
Wouder that many were not crushed and
tramPled to death. AZ 1t vas, Major
Hunter, of the Presidents escort, alone
suffered bodily injury by having h1Earm
dislocatsd. The President eleet fe-
" got out of the depot only. dsf 6esPsr-
ate efforts OF those iii7feaiatfsS, arpuud.
him. His party had to struggle with
might aud main for their lives, aud after
fighting their way TO the open air found
some OF the carriages already occupied,
so thai not q few had to make for the hotel
aEoot az heat they could."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

A hsTISGufaHED sUbNsstoxIsr.-The
folloEinG was related to rs yesterday by =
visitor, And regarding it Is too good to be
lost, No publish it.
ga union man told a secession friend Of
his, the other DAP, that be wished to read
him an extract from speech he had, which
seemed 70 st the existing condition of
things better than anything he had seen,
and thereuPou, without lettlug him know
what itFwas, read . passage from Gen.
WashiugtOn's farewell address. The Sc
cessiopist forthwith interrupted. him by
saying "hold on, I've heard enough of that
1lua. don't Know who made that speech,
submisSionist.n fs -ssLl-i.s-
Comment is unneeessaEy.- Lyneh6Eg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

THE Albany AIyss Cs,iuiatss -ths dam
age on, that city BY the late lfreshet at
800. 900. The previous warn feather
admonished many citizens Of danger, and
they novel their goods to places Of safety.
Gangs of men worked all night, and as a
consequence the destruction Was much
less, Many poor families are in most
asplorable condition. The ice has gather
ed In places on the banks OF the river TO
an enormous height, aud further eatastro-
ph0S are feared.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

We Pablish this morning, some account
Of the doingl Of the State COuvea,ioa on
Saturday, which Is the latest We have from
Richmond by mail. As will be seen, the
ssCessiouists are beginning to show their
hands. REGULATIONS we're offered and re-
ferred. declaring that Virginia would not
permit the Federal Government to enforce
the laws, and that in such emergency, the
Union should be divided. Mt. Garlic, Of
Harrison, offered resolution of iiFeroat
tenor. He denied, in some remarks. that
the Sational Government had ever been
oppressive to the South. All acts touch.
ing stayery had been pat upon the Statutes
by the South herself. The Missouri Com
promise, he said, was put there by the
South, and Ibe Supreme Court pronounced
It void. 10 reply to The inquiry, '.who
pat the wIlmOt Proyiso there ~ ne an
Awered, "a Democratic Congress passed ii,
and = Southern Presideat siguei IT, On
the Committee on Federal Relations, 10
whom al the resolutions Hero referred,
only two out of twonty-one were allotted
TO NorthWes,era virginiA-Nr. Clemens
and Mr.. wiliey-and only some four
OF ave In al hat Part Of the State
West Of the Alleghentea. Hon, A. +.
Raymond, Of Marion, We see, Is Chair
man of the Committee on Elections
BE and Mr. Brown, Of Preston, are the
only Western mfu on that committee =
AIR. Clemena declined 10 act ON the Com
mities Of Federal relations on account Of
physical diaa6ilityi and Gen. Jnetsou. Of
Wood, W4s appointed IN his place.
10 the House Of Delegates, The Senate
hill providing Tor the stay u al exseu-
lions OF trust dseat Ia eases 1heFe bank
notes will NOT be taken for debt, came up
90 its third reading. A substitate was of
GSled, and the bin and substitute were
made thesPeeiai order for to-day.
O.lle-S-- i.-s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

Is the suit against the bail of Isaac Y.
Fowler, late postmaster OF New York, the
jury found BY their verdict that Al the time
Of PoElsFs appointment by Nr, Buehanau,
be was defaulter, and that fact being
known 70 the Government relieved those
Who then became his snreties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

Tun Charleston Mercury advises South
CasoIiuA to hold on toter cotton six months
50 As to ttaryo Great Britain and the North
tato an acknowledgement of her indspen-
denee. ssTiS bright Suggestion. itTby
don't you keep your clothes In trunk,
Patsa What an 90 mixed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
It e said that several vel eatablished

II Is said that several well ea,ablished
business houses in Baltimore sueeumbed
on SAiunlhy eot The SHANGHAI prPalus. oue
Of these houses supposed ttselito have
safe margin Of Slso.0oo. bat found it i'm
possible to realtze. % nsss liabilities
Business IN Baltimore q exceedingly dull.
A PEAoR q land vas recently sold Ia
LOndoa At the rate Of 81 $780, 600 per acre,
1nGieisnt % cover 1t with silver eqRal %
half dollar In Ihlskneos,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

NJ fohoEiaEis an SEtrlet fEo-4 aIetter written by
tn Pl.tpr q 3 Raptist Church 70 he journal aDd
2lilslngssS cinFlti, Ohio, al EsalEs yolnmea a
faEer g siirins-3iEs, WrE5-
tpl's Gltlo sIEuI. "a cgILll1z fESrIHls;
@Weilsaa aaysEtI lant - yolr eoipn.ss q sirs.
yEinsl9l's segthfRg syFup. Nov Ue nevoF SaiA .
EOEa iatavuSof psisat uslleila bsra "a car ne,
bat - feSi sgnPsllSi tofy. q y5lT rpaatrr, that
r. hai1 !lglR AVE TnIEB =, AND ENgg II p
= ~ glz.tl y =. prolllbIy, ons q tls rADat
q fie ~, lseanSs q Z o1s q
tie ~ fals g solF r.laarI Ifo IlFo -.
hlos esa't a. - tlsa % ~ ina 5lppIy.7
deslS HEISkELL = sJEEAKIEGEN.
EL0UR- ~ Hhlt I.Etra ESnsliy,
u 10 ~ llfEa Rita,
I1Iia1aan1 - 6slt ~
IaalllE - .fAlEE9l s9.L9H s oaLHaA1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
RELIEF ~ TRN MINUTES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I[ -
THR Original LIelIeins R-tablSbsd In 1851 and irst
article Of the tdud 6Ter tntrpdueed under the name
OF ePgLNoEfe APRRsE' In this or any other conn
Tie gSnuine san be known by the name BRYAN
being stamped % each WAFER
B1TAK's PrINo1Ic VANS
Relieve COnEha, COlds, Bore Throat. HoaEStaess.
BEXLE's Prt1ioI1c WAHERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Dimcult Breathing.
BGIASs8 PU1NoSnc WARERS
RolisTe sPttlne Of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BkIAS.s PrLNOs1c VANS
Relieve 1ndptent Consumption, Lung DISeases-
RlTESis PV11oS.c WATTS
RsllsTO limitation o. the UTula and TcnsflS.
HRYAN'B PuIHONIc WAHERS
RSlieV8 TIT atITo Complaints IN Ten Minutes.
HEIAS's PuGNoxIe warns
Area RsllinEs 20 All Claa8eg and Constitutions.
BRYAS's PUtNo11c WATERs
Are ADAPTED fst HocAiIsta and PnblIe spaakara
1nEA4'B PrLAN1c WARS
Are In Glmple form and pleasant TO the taste.
BRTkS'S PrLNoxic WATEEs
Not 0uly reiisVe, bat eject rapid and IaSting Cur.
BRYAx's .PuLMoH1G warns
Are warranted e give aAtisfetion % every Ons-
40 fsmIIy hho1ld b without box Of
BEEAH'S PuI1t0NIc VANS
In ths hVaAa.
Ne traveller should BE without supply Of
BaIAH'g PrLN0Kc WAVES
IN his pocket.
No PBrsou 'FilI ever object n give Eor
BREAN'G PCLHoHIe WARERS
fUehty.6TR CSnta.
JOD MOSES, solS Proprietor, Rochester, n. 7.
sold 70 Yhesltng By I. Il. LOGAN & co. and
aust=eod dtw1 "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
W. A. BatcheloF,s Hair Dye.

int gE3lendt1 Hat Dye has no e1uAl-tnstantA1e.
Gus In efltet-Boaatiil Biaek q Natural BFOHn-no
staining The stn O. jIting tie 1Inirrsliedj6J NE
AID III etset0 q 8ad Dyo1 and inEi E1lItos tbs
Hat ~ !fs. Noe are Elnltns miles agRsd tiFs
4. Bateh6l1r.H sold syGTyUhff6.
ii CHAS. BATCH EL0R. PT0pFiStoF,
81 Barclay StrDs4J New EoEag.
-..Ptl9-lAu.lg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
AHl6Iutlggs! &c.
PARTRIDGE,
e. 11slk ~ sTREET,

"KyINo PURCHASED LOT OF CASES and
Id FRAMES A. PANIC PRICES PT9poS.es 10 MI
them With pictures AZ prices 70 natOaith the NIL
LIONS
Come Ia, Ladies and GsntlemFn- while the assoLt-
eut L complete and avail yourselves Of the GREAT
PhosoETaphs aud Pictures Of EIeTy styie, e ug1ts
made 10 the best manner. variety 81 LoeklEt4 and
Pins At a discount. Also larIs8 aud beantttni A.
soEtrlent Of 6Iit Frames, cheap JAMS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
HAlR DIE! HAIR DYEl RAlR DYE
W.A.BATCHEIoR'sHAI RDYE!

w .A.8AGGdElU6' aA16 DYE!
The Original ana Best An the VEorldI
An others niere imitattsls aud should be avoid
ed, II yoa viIh to escape rtdteuIs.
GRAY, RID OF RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful And Hatural Brown or black, without In
jung 70 The Hair . skip,
FIFTEEN KDALsANDDKPLoMAs have BEEN
avr1Edel y VIZ. A BAReaunE sines 1889, and over
$4,000 ApPt elttoash hare bsoa made 70 the Hair Of
ths Patroqa ofhtl fin.ons DYE.
EI. A.fBAGcHRL0R's HAIR DYE produces a
color not 70 Be dEsttngpt.ssa fran nature, and "a
WAEnAsEp MT . iRup IN The IsaEt hoESysr long It
nay Be epnttnusl. ead ths Hleaest. Of Rad Dyes
Eeueed ne Hair for TIE By this srlau-
dia Ore
sold n ~ stlls sa towns q de Gated States b
DtuEEtstsand Ha4ey Goods DsaIsr1.
~, Ne Sul1ins lias md hd4El!l lFon
Z, s.. .syi .,5r-s = LIAM BAIDEEEL1ll,
ll11J 10 R0la Street New EoEls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
what RexaS I.o6.a.

The ingraiitnde Of Texas seems likely to
prove 2 very costly Injury. to her. her
secession arrests the Passage OF the btll in
Congress for mounted regiment 5tospro5
teet her froatier, it deprives her oFsths
postal service which has been petfoFmei
Tor her AZ the yedrly expense OF haIta nil
lion OF dollars above the receipts, and IL
sats her Of from the thirtyssix millioas q.
dollars which Congress has been tletersiin-
cd 20 apProPEiatefo for the cpRStTnetio1 ia
railro1d throughout her Wbele length Of
seTeh OF eight hundred miles % connect
her with the Pacific States and. Paeife
OeeaH. She has acted under the tn4nskeS
OF atroSious Representations and IN.
sane eoanseis, and her long day Of bftter
regret IS not far Of fsoeftFFBiEEis Jeuylais
Nr. REyEnDY JoHssoN has writes. Letters
expressing much hops Of favorable adj
instment Of the aativpaI troubles, By ne
Peace Congress.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

ER'ssAREAPARILLAED ANDELIOS
CgEuy SAs vorst eases Of slrusnIA-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PARILLAA DANDRLIOS
Cma FFJdpelaA, letter AID Boils-
BRENTEISaJ sasEARsAPARILLA &DASDElIoS
cares atl.EFuPtioas In the Skin
ERasARsAPARILLAE DANDELIoE
Care liver Conplaint and DrOPsy.
BRESTLISGEKa sARsAPARILLA6 DANDELIo8
Cares pI4pspsla ana Sour Stomach.
BRENTLINGEK'sSARS APARlLLAED ANDELION
Parias9th Rlesdand entirely eraaieatss allAfe
eaSy eiid ilparittis NON TIE system-
SGEEsSGRsAPARILLAE DASDELIoN
hPlo1lft fGfhe taste and Is entirely Vegetable.
BRESILINaRR's EDASDELION
IsPEOnSuneea By Phyrieiaus the best AltsEant
thsy hare ever prescribed.
Prepared By R.A.RRRNTLINGER, Market ST..
No Isl. Wheeling. Va
Sold By REED Kan, Centre Wheeling,
+. h Logan Co, Main e.
lOG4n. list Z CO.. .
and DruGEiSta geSerAlly- dAcl0
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

Eise6SEIS has appropriated 5000 for
the relief OF Rahsas. The People Of the
stato bad and are slill making la1Re apprO-
citations q Grain- !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

Dr.hrcLnTocK,s coLD& COUGH
MIXTURE pol1eruas, in every instance, what mas
PCOmIsed Thcn Il wa intrOdueed. II cures, With
the same uaIform certainty that morning disPels
night al tbo TAFstioh Of sVvsES cola or haEass-
iuEeOagh, and imusdatsly iSysStnauenEa hOarss-
nel and tiekIIns % the Pats OF threat. Price, Is
cent?. -
soldby LAU6HLISs 8 BUsHPIELD, &. pm
DESBKRa, BFiAsePort. sad DEuEsistS generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

Bryan's Tastelsss Vermifugs.
ChnAren dying right and IsftI
Mothers not a. Jet bsreh
Kn0wthAt worms more Infants knl
Than each other mortal nj;
Bat III vERxIIUaE viii sayo
Tour paIs dzrlinEs frDu the gave.
Norma. HkEE IopH CHoleE. Shall the cad die,
or the HorHts RemembSr, GeW dOses Of Bryau's
TasteIeaI TeTnHngs win destroy any number Of
worms, aud bring them GNay without pain. Price
q cents. SOL by LAU6HLINs 4 BUsHFIELD
s. FundenbsEE, Bridgeport, and DruGgats generaily
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
sPEmAL NOTICES.
Female Health! Fel1aIe Health!

Uhela.1as = f-slss llIfl.- f.oll der.ts.1lnta
Peeular 70 thslsE- FtF.t.ast ui11t co.Ha.pa al1ls
thsssIs. FEIltIk WElkSlss q VirlzES. o-I.ErciRn-
EEs-viEh Ia eo,ant sttsnilsntl, Las.ifnde, PFos-
trntiua; lars q Wsaksnaeh. ana GsneFal Deblity.
Hooas en- Be entirely ven vs tAas Iuiers, AID in
bun1reds q eaasS health Is utterly undermined
Oh sehDol 1pdisiaes and d1gs Do bat little GOD
oGsa nnsh Injury; but HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
1oAIEoRAEHtc ,FK1afALE PILLS Az Just de
thing, resgi1s FrUaVtiy, And caring Perzlahsntly.
a dolIrrs = luES IIoo tlan quastsOE
peJtruull, o pix noaths' att-ndaneo on doetor.
SIX ba1ss for q. siaEis boxes . cts
S.B-A ian ~ Of HUlPaRKIs' HoalEoPAPuc sPE.
sRls yiih Beck q DiFsetiout, asa tEenty dlaasent
HsaoaEsss Il 1rea vills, lpFoees eass, SIS d, In
P1lil slSs, =; kAle a Gitsen bozss, ana book,
Iheas Ispsiss, by IL single baxor case, are sent
byuat q sxPFes. me- q charge, toaay address %
r6estptof prios Addrsa
DR. HUMPHREYS CO.,
Ne-sss BrosdEay, Ssu York
snidby LAuGHLINsk BUsHT1KDD.
tanB 80. "a Main St
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
NEW ADVBRTISEM'NTS
80 JOHNSON & FROST
Agents forLandreth's Seeds.

0k1 .NOTICE.
nRzHopD has FslL67aials - tho AEthsg for he
agld With oar euuelTTeaeS bAs tIaDSfered the tipe
NessTa- JShnson Frust, Who uil hsEsafter Act a.
eur aeereilEed asnfs IN wheeling. NATkef Garden
eFS who hsrs heretofore foEFarded their cpIsTS
fhrOdl d.. Todd. requested to forward through
D.LAXDRETH soy.
ThIs is to certify that. With the consent and APP
pTUTai pf 1fetsrs. D. lanlreth Snn. have trans
iefrel thstF eed ASency 1elETB JOHNSON Frost,
Non Main ST., Wheeling. Va. which Agency / lSTE
J ed for many yeArS further state, Enr the infJE
nation Of my ola customers. Market Gardeners and
others that the LAndreths have appOihted no other
Agent. Il NheelinE. 3. TODD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

ENOR RENTING VINEYARD belonging 10
Il ArS. Daniel Zane, and sItuate on WheeliDs ISL
and: For further Information, apply to EBENEZRR
AASk, q The lsland. febls-2M
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

pECETyED IRON xEE YORK rus DaY-
~ Y haltls1llF Beck ground TeFl01l keasy
AL k1gE Z ms with 1,s1I olfIssi -
e E.s2seltJ - l95Ela =, 8, RH0PEs..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
LANDRETHlS GARDEN SEEDS,

GEPHAIIC snUFF--cEPHGLIc SNUfI
nm IIsL Ieselved z. BOOKING, AG't odd YeIIoGl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

HOLIDAY PRR8ENTS.-Jus received
IL an0ther gupeIy o. PeEfhmeTJ, Vaney Cologne,
ele5 Hufabeto for Holiday Presents. Cell aud exam
i've them and yuu ean buy eoms4htng oTDamentai
~ GA 49, II s. e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-31

tsn. S@nI Fa&c m2G lac l4srdipbs uHr bG
aietttp @(Tln@tn wUsccu n0tsr 6bRil bslt llu
lt1reen gerace 10 ME ca getouertt babcr; cIeiu
6 IL pNnrihcnji&, oag. ipeus cr mutSi1 leb Il
%ee6lireru mare i,iu 9sssn aoeitctprrrsn yoSfc.
Nn9iititbcr 96,i}e narojrroh ctntr ocr 26psn
i'tner 0nltdttG ale CT iih e,cu ;usid;ttt, II wcltc.
uno lrr1n3 le}crt oui ion gu. gr crauT ltu tci
Zen 9HTtept p9ri ion AZ 9ogen uno bc6rtc caua
'fthe 3abhe H. lcjue Stle. Ter GOr m6g trj-
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