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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-25


TIE closing years oflife are often rend-
cred wrctched by ailments which are
trifiing in themselves and easily cured if
taken in time. Affection of the liver.
stomach, and other organs concerned in
digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally make the sufferer nervous, irrita-
Bile and complaining, and relatives and
friends are forced to bear the brunt Of their
ill-humor. The use of Hostetter's Cello
DRAFTED Stomach Bitters will prove an
efficient remedy for this evil. Ii will NOT
only strengthen the. whole physical organ
ization, but entirely cure the most obstinate
cases of Indigestion, Diarrhel, Dysenterv.
and Liver Complaint The frs: physicians
in the country are loud in their praise Of
this preparation. Another recommenda-
tion of the Bitters is that it is so palatable
to the taste that it may be used even us q
beverage.
Sold by all druggists.
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CoNcnEss.IoyA1..

e.
HoUsE.-The Oregon and Washineto,
War Department bill was passed.
Ar Sherman moved 10 take an tn,
fHrif bill, rs retained from the Sennt,
with amendments.
4 John Goehrane appealed to him to lei
+ tue matter stand over till Monday in ords,
10 give members an opportunity to exam
lIe 1t. He desired to make no factions on
! position but desired to protect the inter
est of his constituents.
Sir. Sherman was glad to learn no fac.
Z nous opposition was designed He as
sHred the gentleman unless tue bill was
taken up to-day he saw no possibility of
getting 1t TO 6Ral passage during the
: present session.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the bill.
During debate Mr.. Garnetr, while dis
eussiug the amendment, alluded to the
coming of Lincoln here this morning, saw
ing the latter had hurried through Bnlii
more for fear of Yancv and Davis, who
were there with six pouuder. 1t was
necessary to put on additional taxes to nav
tue increase pay of the Lieutenant Cen
eral, that lie might have additional pea
cocks plume in bis wonderful career
against his native State. Scott has in his
notes on The campaign, quoted RufFrudorff,
Pope and all the rnre classical poets he
could find.
Garrett
Chairman (Colfax.) said, the gentleman
must conilne himselIto the subject before
the committee
Mr.. Garnett said: what to the peacorks
teather2 He then essuyed to draw COM
Parison between the Duke of WELLINGTON
and Scott, pronouncing in favor of the
former. Money is wanted to establish n
body guard for Scott, TO resist JET. Davis
and ex-Gov. Wise.
This remark was met with Kisses.
Mr, Garnett said, serpents were proper
emblems of the downfall of this corrupt
government.
SESATE.-Mr. King, of n. Y, and Mr..
Ten Byck, of n. j., presented petitions in
favor of the Constitution and the laws.
Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, reported back the
bill for the better organization of the mil
itary Of the District. Laid over.
The Post rOnte bill was taken up.
Mr. Gwinn, of Cal. continued the re-
marks he commenced yesterday, in favor
of \ Committee of Conference.
The question was further discussed by
Messrs Hale, Latham, johnson, of Ark
and Rice, and the bill was then POSTPONED.
The bill tor the payment of the. expen-
ses incurred by California in the suppress
sion of Indian hostilities, was then taken
up and passed.
The resolutions giving quit claim to
certain lands in Iowa. was taken up.
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill
WAS taken up, and after various amend
uleats, was passed.
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REED Il KRAFT,
Ceutre Wheeling.

A REWARD is OFFERED for the detection
of any person counterfeiting, initiating, or
the Vender of any such counterfeit or imi-
tation of BerhdUes Holland Bnters. The
genuine, highly concentrated Holland Bit
tiers is put up in half pint bottles only, hny-
ing the name of the proprietor, b. Page,
around the neck of each and every bottle.
This delightful Aroma has been received
by Americans with that favorwhich is on
ly extended to scientific Preparations
When we consider the marked success at.
tending its administration, in the most
stubborn cases of Fever aud ,Ague, Weak
ness of any king, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
!AAcidity Of the Stomach, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Indigestion, Costiveness and
Piles, together with the complete control
it exercises over all Nervous. Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Affections, we cannot won
der at its popularity. Well may the fnval-
id value this remedy.
For sale by TIL. Logan & Co., and Lo
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BIZ TELEaRAPH-
CORRECTED DAILY.1


PHuADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-FIour flrm; some holders
have run up quotations l2l <e Gales Of 1000 bbls at
Sol2S for supcrfne; 1928 Tor extra; 1857 for extra
family. No change Ia Rye Flour or Corn Meal. The
OHcFihgs OF Wheat are small and prices &C. higher;
sales of red at Sl.27@l, % white $1O36il So Rye
steady ut OsE96S12 Corn in good demand; sales of
new yellow Mt GuCaG3. Oats steady at SO. PrnvIp-
Ions dull Coffee firms 500 bags Rio sold at 129l3<
Whisky firm at l714@Is.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 23,-.Riour firm; Ohio and Howard
ST. S6SI1 City Mills held at I21S Wheat active
and ilrin; red $l.25lD13I; white S,I5@l,6S Corn
steady. yellow hs(g6l: white 6O9CS Provisions dun
ut Sl',5O Whisky hrm at IS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-RlOur heavy but prices with
OUT much chnngci demand for export and home con-
sumption quite moderate; sales at $52O62S for SUI
Eerhne state, s. 3O95,4O for extra state S53SGa56
Tor super western. Rye Flour quiet sales at S. 20
Gn4,OO. Corn Meal heavy aud lower; Eales at S32O.
Whisky hrm aud demand fair; sales at lTN6isc
Wheat quiet and nOminally unchanged: slight de-
cline sales milwaukee, Club at 81 25. delivered red
state Sl3l, white western Sl,156l,57, mixed ives.
tern Sl,ld, white CalifOrniafl,46.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 23-Flour-Thc demand contIn-
nes quite limited and market very duIE sI5O@l,6O
Tor supeFfine, Si.T6@5.25 Or extra. Wheat nm
ehangSd; Corn III good emhnd; shcllCd rather bet
ter. Whisky in good demand; sales at I4c; nrin,
PROVISIONS frnier, and an Increasing demand, but
holders nrneT; consequently but little done Sugar
~ god y, ,ds9land sae:at S47l Coffee higher
anu IN better demand; sausht l3tIGIl4c. Sloiasscs
unchanged; prices unsettled aud nominal; importer,
generally asking 35c. and tile feeling ON their mart &
hrmer under late adyiees from New Orleans.
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BUSINESS NoTIoEs

B9-TuE LAST Auction sAlE.-J. W.
Barker & Co., l4s Main street, will sell at
10 a. NJ aud P. ~, on Tuesday aud
Wednesday of this week the balance of
their fine stock of dry goods ut auction
Let every lady attend and get bargain.
Mr.. Dunsn has promised to make ev-
cry person a present on the day of the
sale.
Every lady that attended the sales last
week. speaks in the highest terms of the
anctioneers.
1--WE say to all tue ladies of Wheeling
attend these sales. Go one hour before
the sale commences and examine the
goods. You will find Mr.. Duuan on hand,
ready and willing to show the goods.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-25

-BALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
ID last meeting of the Maryland Legis-
8, for wise aud prudential reasons, it
judged proper to confer upon the
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
the power to appoint officers, with
in powers for the preservation of
erty and the suppression of lawless-
Under this act, John Wcibel, Geo.
shurtz, G. C. Frithy and F. Binniug
been appointed such officers at Cum
ind.
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Or is HARRlsox CorxrY.-We uuder-
stand from a gentleman in this county
that from representations made to him he
has reason to believe that proper efforts
wonld discover the same quality of oil in
tbs county that IS ut present creating so
much excitement along the Little Kanawha
river, and in LOWS, the adjoining couu,y
TO THIS. We look for "prOspecting" par
ues TO he through our county soon, and
feel confident they will succeed in strikirp
oil. Gentleman landowners. look to your
Observation-Disclosures.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-25

e1~SATuRDAY NIGHT.-An exchange
per before US has some reflections on
turday uight, which we, ION this sstur-
" mighty consider particularly appropri-
e. The Sabbath would not be Sabbath
it were not for Saturday night. Its a
|elode, a preparation, sounding board
hich strikes the tune to which the day of
est shall be set. Waste it in carousing
nddrinking, and the curse will extend to
be family, aud be felt not only the next
ny and the next week, but through the
be whole life. Saturday night is one of
Od's best gifts to the poor man, fine will
pend it wisely, and let its influence and
ssoeiatious creep into his heart. Happy
be man whose wife loves Saturday night
nd tries her best to make home the COW
ted restiug-place for her husbands wea-
+ jsded spirit-who, instead of making a
lretul list of her troubles, her trials, her
ehes' aud her perplexities, dresses her
a'ntnS hair with gay colored ribbon.
breads the white cloth, arranres the
mpung meal, and thinks of all the pleas-
az incidents which, trtltng to others.
ossess a special and peculiar interest to
ben. Happy wife, happy husbands hap
Y Saturday night
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S-sTEALr%o a SHIRT Ann WHAT CANE
lT.-0n Saturday afternoon big red
ded man, in passing by the clothing
Use of Mr.. c. Hess, opposite our Office,
hanging out in front of that establish
pt red shirt which lie admired, aud
pging around for good chance at last
lked the fery garment, thrust it into his
om, and walked off whis,ling. Mr.
s was watching the fellow all the time.
did not permit him to take many steps
ore he knocked him down in gutter,
after kicking him several times, pull
the shirt from his bosom and gave him
,ar,ing salute in the rear. The fellow
up, gazed about in confused manner
a moment, and then ran up Quincy
get like u quarter horse, apparently ma
lg for the Hempield depot.
lr. Hess remarked that he had once be-
ge prosecuted man for stealing, and
q to pay the cost. This time he thought
would take the law in his own hands.
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ISDlAXAPoLIs, Feb. 22.-The convention
Of old soldiers assembled to-day. The
meeting between some who had not mpt
since they fought together, was affecting.
James Blake, of indianapolis, chairman,
aud Capt. Hayden, secretary. Resolutions
were adopted protesting agninstnny change
IN tue Constitution TO cOnciliate traitors
from any section; approving the action Of
the Secretary of War and Gen. Scott, in
their precautionary measures for the nro'
tecsion of the Capital, and that we will
throw ourselves into front ranks to meet
treason in any section, and to sustain the
flag of tue Republic.
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R@CEFnALro pI1Ls. cure sick Head.

bS-CEPaALrc Pills, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, curealI kinds
of Headache.
Blythe use of these pills the periodic at
tacks of Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prevented; and if taken at the commence
ment of nm attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
sea and Headache to which temules are so
subject.
They act gently upon the bOwels.-re-
moving CostiYeness.
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons OF sedentary habits,
they are valuable as Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone aud vi gor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natur-
TEN.
Far sale by REED Il KRAFT,
Ceutre Wheeling.
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rEAsrER.-This annual festival &C.
this year on the last, or 9lst day of
ID. Eeaster was celebrated by our
ancestors in April, as festival in
EOstre, the Saxon goddess of
pc Venus of the North. tits now OBJ
q by the Christian Church as fes-
in commemOratton of our Saviour's
ERECTION, aud answers to the Passover
"a Hebrews.
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4 WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Representative
Van Wyck, of New York, shortly after
leaving the residence of Senator King, ut
q late hour last night, was assaulted ON
Capitol Hill by three persons to him un-
known. He Was wounded with heavy
knife and while desperately resisting them
was knocked down. Recovering himself
somewhat be discharged his pistol. aud
believes the shot took effect. The marty
then retreated.
Mr.. Van wyek reached his hotel IN a
weak bnt not dangerous state.
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~WuAL,xG HIS SoX On Saturday
ping man named Geo. FideI, who
ps shoemakers shop. on Union street,
ID one of his male ofFsprings by the
of the neck aud drawing knee strap,
eeded in forcible and hostile manner
minister several small doses of the
iign. The boy-for it was a boy
IA and screamed under the i1fliction,
Oys will, and the father being indig-
ly tight "larrupped" away until large
I'd had collected. Officer Scroggins
3 in sight aud supposing the boys pun
pent to be correctly indicated by his
ans, Immediately arrested Fidel and
him before Aid. Wright, where he
fined three dollars, not SO much for
Hing the boy as for occasioniug noise
disturbance in the street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-25

s. FEATHER DREss,SG MACHINE
oi Poole and Joseph Frazier have now
Shibitiou, on Monroe street, one door
I'D Odd Fellows Hail., curious ma
i called Feather Dresser and Bed
sator.=.It makes new bed out of an
he, and does its work SO admirably
once commend itself to all who see
ltis worthy of examination.
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s-AcciDENr TO RAILROAD CoNDuc-
John Freeman, said to be one of the
approved of the freight conductors
q Baltimore aud Ohio railroad, was
a ut Piedmont on Wednesday. He
Regulating the cars in his train, getting
to start for Martinsburg, aud while
fling backwards his heel caught in a
Of one of the switches, By which Ae
ttrown down. Before he could be
icated or get out of the way himself
Jas run over, and one of his legs so
ed that he died in four honr, after
B. His remains were taken to Mar
burg for interment, his wife and family
iiug there.
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A CARD,

.he''ri EditOrs:-Iu your paper of Sat
rday morning, you make mention of nv
I'm. sMe ;, ~ an article headed Family Diff
II Is there stated that had been
$500 u, upon charge preferred by nv
nose interested in procuring my
y, SS' We're not my sons The property
~ "l'eA l was charged with stealing
pouged to me. VIZ. Q. HAZE.
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From washington.

WAsHISGToX, Feb. % AT o O'Clock
tins morning the Cabinet was called to
members says the business was most inn
portant.
More than two hours occupied by the
Secretary of the Treasury in opening bids
ior the eight million loan This noon
there were about 100 bidders, aud the nv
erage amount offered on the dollar WINS a
fraction over 90.
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~ARREsr OF 4 swrSDLER,-McCon-
who recently perpetmted several
swiudIing operations in Washington
ny, and who was followed to Bridge
and persued into tue woods adjacent
az city, was arrested on Saturday, at
bland, Ohio. Col. Bycrs, of Wash
%, went on to bring the rascal home.
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A lady in dry goods store in Buffalo
sat down by the counter ON a revoIving
stool. Her hoops getting entfngled she
was fast anchored woman until Tho nro.
Prietor pnscrewed the stool, aud she soon
shook herself free.
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NEW oRLRAss, Feb. 22.--washinrtou's
birthday was magnt6cently celebrated.-
There was grand military display, and
the largest turn out ever seen. There wis
great manifestations Of joy and the city
brilliantly illuminated tonight, and cannon
firing
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-25

AN Arkansas planter was fatally shot
by gambler, on the steamboat Uncle
sam, below Memphis, on the 9th inst
The aHray grew out of game of cards.
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-THE RrvER.-The river was still
be- on Saturday. The weather was
ay, aud there was slight sprinkle of
The Courier came up from Cincin-
ind returned again in the evening.
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MoxTGoMERY, Ala, Feb. 22.Zcougress
has unanimously passed an act declaring
tue establishment of the free navigation Of
the Mississippi. Ii gives general Estissar-
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BOERHAVE's
Holland Bitters.
Liver Complaint, Feverand Ague,
pNSRMPEIA.


Liver Complaint, FeverandA gue, &c.
irTNnE SUCCESSFUL. fNTI;oDUcr1cN AND rsr
OF this celebrated remedy has been the signal for
hteflu hnud OF compounds called "Ditters.a offered
In various forms, FROM quart hottie TO i've gallon
ke untthis word ''BtterS'' Is but another name for
"eroS, or some Villanous whisky mixture.
But the really great relief derived from ~ minute
uoSs one tedspocaiul, Of our msiiciue.
! BOERHANE'S HOLLAND Differs
AND TaE ENIIRE ABSENCE or AFTER PRosTRAF;ox, has
ftionl ana eouuterf tte have failed TO undermine,
AZ 5s positively vegetable preparation, with barely
But one size Of the genuine, (IIalEPint Bottlos
price oXE DOLLAR.
1t i medicine ofOnr-trlcd efficacy for PItrifTTg
re ;5tooa, 50 essential for the foundation OF good
and bowels.
Two or three doses win CONVINCE the afflicted Of
Its salutary edeetG. The stomach viii speedily 70.
gam its strength healthy action Of the FLYER bow.
sis Ind kidnsys will soon take place. and renewed
heal'h be the quick result.
For INDIGESTION, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN, Try
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
For AClDITY, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For WATERBRASH, Try
Boerhave's HOland Bitters.
For HEADACHE, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For C0STIVENESS, TRY
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
IN an Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neurnlgic Adec.
lone u has ia numerous Instances proved highly
bensHeial, and in others effected decided cure.
Read Carefully!
The genuine, highly-cOnctutrated BoEEHAvE's HoL-
LAND BiTrEgS is put up in HlEpint bottles only aud
[etteu AZ One Dollar per bottle The great demand
LOT thls truly celebrated medicine has induced many
purchasing. e'N''
THE LABEL OF EVERY BOYLE TOT BUY.
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" ths use Of these Pills the periodic nt.,ets q
- o. SaeS Headache slay lie prevented: asa4
eahea AZ ths commencement Of an attnek f,nrs1,,,
RELIEF from pain and sickness viii be otl,i,sI
they 'eidon fall In removing the NaR,ea and
tis 9, to which females are 50 subject.
They Isl gently upon the IoWel,Eteus,ln, no.
Yer Literary AtH, Srdeats, Delicate Females .,,,
All persons Of tedsaTy habits they are vaIrs,o ).
An'trs' improving the appttits. giving ton, .,,,
s90F t9 the digestive organs, and restoring tb,
suEi elasticity md strength OF the Whole sS,,.,,,
4ne oEPHALlo PILLS ure the result Of lon, In.
ve'tis"ti0n and carefully conducted experiment.
having eesn In use many years. during tri,trl
'AeS nave prevented and rSlievsI >, VAS, ,,,,r, -,
pam ana suffering from Headaehe, yyl,.;h.r o,,,,,s
1ibs IN me "tTrOsI ayS'sm ca fro,II lsrl,sI
Of the ssonaueh "sN s'atT
t''sy are entlrSly vegetable in lheir eouno,,,,,,
and may be taken ut all times ,.i; ,,.rt., y,t,,
1t.loat masking any change OF diet and .Gs os,,t,
o"s d,'egTse6l' lasts ysads,i IT 70 ad,.iai,s,L
BEWARE OF coUxTERFE1rs,
Inc genuine have i've sI.aiiurOs u Henry O. spst.
sOldSy Druggists and all othsrD salersIp ,,.,,.;r
a SoH will be sent by mail prepared On rvssip. ..
PR1CE IS GENTS.
All Orders should be adiressedt,
HENRY c SPALDINc.
IS Cedar Sc, New York
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ally gatelligeu6et

Largest Circulation of any Paper IN
Western Virginia. "a
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Onday Morning, Feb. rs, 1861.
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Prom G,s Bestera 4. Il. Gasca.e, cGiea9o. IN.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spalding, and bis unri-
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From The Eana'rta raEsy 2ar, Haaa,oG1, "a.
We are sure that PerAons suffering with tho head.
aehe' no try them, viii stick u theiu.
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From DE Daily -N@pl, !Eeagprat, n.
cePhnllc Pills are taking the place or all kinds.
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IL single bottle Of sPALDISG,s pERPAEJ n
HLUE viii ave ten time rs est annnlIIr-IIn
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8g 0e1egt3p6.
Something in the wind,

Reported for the Daily Intelligeneer
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Ero~ he Rsqsafaer, No.talt. IA.
cases, With entire Suceess 3 - :
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PTnSen4C

SOLID SILVER WARE.
Usr RECEIVED PER ADAMS ExPRgss A
superior stock OF Silver Ware, CONSISTING Of pie
SAAe, ice cream, Jelly, Toast and Ffah Kniyes: SUI
gar spoons and Lterp, Silver Salt and snoons
IN sets; Etsh Knives and Forks in sets IndirfduaJ
SN CSsPkin hingg Pickle KNIVES and Forks silver
lets, &C., &c, tlanlsl Ut SCOTT CO.
m BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE.
ieb3 LIST, MORRISON 4 co.'s
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sPAIDING's PREPARED GBUEr
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I|N1NE EASTERN STOCKING YARN
= az cOlOrs' ut D. NICOLL & BROS
oetzt Variety Store. 100 Main st.
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OHER-COAmIHGS-PRINCE or WALES
y MOSCOW Beaver, English Kersey, Sa1uny Beay.
';Iiu q the best manufactures which
oet2 joint. LAKIN
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLuEI

sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
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NEW GOODS.

Il CANTON PLANNELS,
80. BLEACHHD ATUSLINs,
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LOuRt ELOURI-l50 b6Is. S. Louis nam
H. lily. 100 bills Cans family. l25 bbIs sna,,
Hill family. 200 bbls. NTest Hamilton. 400 bbiS
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