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"Yankee.n

The generic term Yankceis of New Eng
land origin, and was generally supposed
to apply exclusively to the people Of that
region, on account Of their sharpness in
trade, and the Unborn and irrepressible
desire TO get 'sleetle the best on it" I'M
der all circumstances. But this is par
tally wrong, as tha1nresent war has fully
shown. Correctly wa. after much study
and investigation, a Yankee is an animal
that goes on two legs, and buys with a
dime what he sells for dollar. He is a
native Of no particular region, but is midi
genous to all soils, and multiplies in sea-
sons of adversely like hydra heads. The
Confederacyis overrunning with them at
I this hour, full-blown specimens, "to the
manor born" Generally they are great
patriots and will harangue you for hours
about s.our cause" "what I am doing for
it," &C., all the while preying upon the
necessities Of the times, coming money
out of other peoples blood, ana sucking
at'the vitals of the government with the
voracity of horsc-leeches. Such is your
I real, genuine, simon-pure yankee, whether
!, born in New England, South Carolina
Georgia, or Tennessee. They are enor
nous hypocrites and dissemblers; and j
is the opinion of some divines and theo
.Iogians that they have immortal souls, Q
= nm infinitesiriaal order. -a.,-
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- The Commercial editor Of the N !,
". Independent estimates that the total
losses Of the nation and Of individuals,
traceable directly and indirectly. to the
present war, cannos be less than ten
thousand millions Of dollars. ~ u {. \. IS
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oou st ii " len David p Iwises
died here this ia0Spips sftsrs bret a l'lnsss
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|fVxTILL VISIT ATHENS ON THE fIRHT
NV Monday Of every month, 4 BRIDGES
HOTEL, where he may be consulted free q
charge by those who suffering from chronic or
long standing diseases. ~ ~ ~. 4
Dr.. M. viii not interfere with the practice Of
resident Physicianr, and asks none to call except
those who cannot obtain help elsewhere
June 6. 186z--3mE-715f q
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pi, and Caleb Foxey, 18th Alabama, have
arrived from Camp Douglas released by
the Federal government. They say, on
the authority Of JEFF Thompson, that
Curtis escaped from Hindman, and rot 10
Helena. Ark, Hindman had Curtis sur
rounded, but, having no ammunition,
was compelled TO let him escape, although
the federals announced his capture. ~
SECOND DispArcH. z ~ Y
h The ArlSansas sunk two boats n, oor,-
ing out OF the Yazoo River. The n eder-
al fieet opened on her on both sides,
pouring d terrific fire on her as she lpassed
fon opening port hole for air, shell en-
tered, killing nine and woundine several
Others. The ram Benton Yankee) III.
tempted to butt the Ark anses. hut missed
her and was struck blythe Arknnsas. Z
She put out for the shore in "a sinking
condition. Another Qunboat was fred.
All the transports In I'D iieet .belo,v
have eft. Oae mortar boat grounded
and was burned. The Arkansas Is scarce.
" injured, and is expected to 20 down
the river y ! i
A heavy bombardmentis now ( IS a. M \
gong on, and the guns are distinctly
heard here.
No telegraph intelligence has been re-
ceived from Vicksburg for the last three
hours.
THIRD DISPATCH. M a
The firing ceased at 0 O'Clock tonight.
Both the upper and lower fleets attempt
ed to pass the batteries at Vicksburg to-
day, but were repulsed. The exasperated
and mortified enemy vented his rage by
throwing liquid shells into the deserted
llcity, burning one new building. Our
batteries uninjured--no casualties report
ed.
Richmond, July 15.-The New York
| Hereifs money article. of the 10th inst.
says ''the exeitament in the gold and ex
change market continues unabated.--
Gold opened this morning at 117l, ano
fell to l1GIall5; then began to rally. Al
the second board it sold ct 100, md clos
edat that bid. Bills on London are 1901
Tile advance in gold and bills, has led to
remarkable activity, and merchants and
people are shipping to Europe everything
which can be bought. Every one who
owes anything in Europe, is sending pro
duce TO pay the debt, and others are
| shipping on speculation, relying on thu
premium on their exchange for thei
profit. s,s.., ~
The Herald says tire advance on bill
will nearly annihilate importations. Tn,
1premium on gold, is, in fact, just SO mucl
additional custom duty levied on foreig'
goods, and as dues were nearly prohibito
ry- before, this win render them absolute
lySo.
Money continues firm and, active at
to per cent. Many capitalists are dis
| trustfhl of the future, and decline t,
part with their funds. Stocks have al
fallen heavily within the past thirty days
United States 6s have declined IL pc
cent; New York Central, IL; Erie, 81.
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y - Martin Van Buren, Is III. and 50 =
Cen, Cas-. The arst named will BE- go
xsxfs old on the 5tlh Of next psceippeFs.
md tks;sscond the same age on the 9TH
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CONFEDERATE NOTES

THOR SALE, A HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
town of Athens. The property is in pleas:
ant and desirable part Of the town. Also, several
pieces of fine Furniture Confederate Notes will
be taken in payment. Any one wishing to pur-
chase, can learn the name Of the party by apply
ing to the editor of the Post
April 4, 1862-u-7O6 ~
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ENVELOPES,
iG\NsHAND AND FOR SALE, AT
W Juiy1l REEDER'H.
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" lnrid-uial upsa,s, u he quArtsru.rlsr's
Ss5sFtmsni thfUq hlbdlO4 dEiy-avu th,lrln1 ~
thirts1n Altar I'D eighty eelA
For trahriuurthti1n q he AMY 40 ne nfPiila,
to uiiios tuu hauiFSi au4 aiiy 11lr th1l-.n3 -
huuafui Ani tgAgy-siH doii.FS Hhi ashiy-ons
eautG
III trapsplHtafi0u u oacan tagEAgt, ahgea
thoasahi thruu kuhaFod abd liIty-ssVsB dallArL
~ purchase " drAgoQn hoFsss, tup kundrul Nid
ninsty -ssysh tb0aiAud tAFVs hnb8fvA And thirty.
hVe dlplaFp.
Yur siethlng. camp hAi rasrirna S9aiPACa, va
mEnios. thfes hHndrsA AZ my thoarand uns hua.
dsui ABi any 90 dllikn AL ihirty -siEht cents.
Tog sHuybt s1psnasa u crdhanet service, tusniy
thousAni tdiard.
Fof urdnannc. ordnance tiages and supplies iuslu-
dag kgrrv riuipnsnti &c all m5uhied trpopA Sur
hundred thousand dalau.
Ror manufacture 4 AREA siKty thouskBi haliarI
TcT Increasing he manufacturing eaiAslty 81 The
haiigaAl aruoEy, hnY thousand dollars,
luJ TgFehAas o. gunnosdsr and lvua, forty thou
ForpsrsLa.s otArtiilsry haT,ss, tvtuiy-t's Ihsa
uaBi dilArN
FgF hire oi quArtsn ior iTupIs a store houses oi
he sais keeping Il military siurei. u grounds 81
summer eantshneuit, and f1r Temporary hu,s, on'
hundred Hni hny-riEht thousand Two hundred am
sgirty-tATes dolltFs and tlghtyoDs egnis
SEE, J. AHi hsit further enacted, That AL aFpIo
prAt1us And al provisions Of lau herein eOhlAine'
applicable 70 three year, Veluhtrsrs shAll apply 4
tVO ycars' voluntren. and Al otheF toluniecfs -
have hgsn of may h received into the scrvlss OF th
Uhlis,l STATES "a = ptrtld exceeding thrro moathi
Approved, JaiS u, lsbl.
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1aa Z An1 b Il iETfhsr atati''i that ssrry ~
"a ahg h1t ~ spi sipisd tzitnf o. yulliipf isii
Al ~ tihs u W sFpanilueEti y ~ - tish
tusuiysha years q age bef nftV t'.s tatlly - -
yssItI aBi has, pfs5sss y 10 aiiasilfai; -
bhruis.i Hsatai and ua5fal gaaunnitshs sllail Do
iafsir.i iatl, ahl hrarally rstsrtFa uPsu ~
bs.r4 u tsynlas.afp sBpaaatsi ~ ihAi pEff.as
he serfsiAFy y TIE Navy, AMI unfet h9sh frgAia
tisaa ~ hs may pfrscrbs-
e. 3 Aad - is further tlaAeisli IisAi me ahua-
q psy u tsiPsai ~ naAstff tilii p - iogIa ~
u suty q ss. "a tts h7st aTs Jean liief date 81
s1siaislla oes ti1gssl ihIse hrnlr's dalltFfi A..
tsr Sc years ea dtisu q con. ailsgl. er tbaasanl
ays Annifsa asliarp.
Os athsf daiy. O. TIE hrt Eve ysaFs ansf date q
colamt,sldn qss th1gsapd dlllsr; aftcf H1s ysar.
iiOn dats u t0nmlaslln, 91f u1as'h4 so hnah9 81
dollars
(ln lsavs Il alssnea - SatIay af!srs, 81 Tie hai
6ve ysafu airf dais = clainlis-ill cght taisiE"l
dailir,, afr ave ycst fnu ds,E " cJnluais'i viie
tholsasd doilars. Al s5sa Atiafii u NcateAh ~
~ eg1irr ragl as,isiAai izsisf s1il b shtl'oi
b Ghu fAtion PsEaA1
Rsf he pa.saFt n this vt 10 cJnisaadinF ptaenG
4 any Vosss Ia TIC navy shsii b. r-iuired % PET
Lrm tbs duties q fagntastr o. assistant laytaA'
| Ter, and ghFn fhfh oner shall became NAoAhL ~
assth OF 6thsFvie, N thifs Il - Ct 90 iorr' "a
aygs. or en- the faeilt cost al The Unl'"l ouAs,
| he senlr 0firrf Gtsscui may naks an AeHhs ~
f,siutmsnt d any ~ p-rla1 10 Issfgt1 The Quite
uuii ansiltr payIaasisr u ari-iant Pay ma ~
| tSsiI frtaft fur duty Any rersdh ps59tntuE lhe
dgiist u pas mater assistant tAyHstsf ~ Hes9t
daner With ibis ttrta ibut not eherEtssl .Aali y
enltlsI 20 Tocrvs Tho Iay u ineh grade whist ~
~, s. AnA n lt fatiheF eaActnd, That each a.
distant paynaasiar slAll, upan Biz appointment enter
into bonds IN the ano1hf 81 ten thousand dollars
viii " isasf iW3 god sd snfieieHt fenniie- VI
ths f.thfzi performances q h' dates aii that a.
sstAht paynastsfs ,hsll hhye Tank ahi pftetienee
viii assistant "a gr9ns Dot pnssel and that All ap
pguiments % ill vaeaD5lea 10 The CUT. o. paJ MAJ
iefs shall BE- made by regular prouguph ifuia Tie
In 0f assistant payma-igru
Sec. q And b. it further enacted, That y iiliinhH
month, after ihs rxpiu,ti % The preysni in'arTec-
ton the r0us " TNymAsteTi and assistant paJm t'
tets shnli b. reduced " The number Of ssHeniy'nVc
Ia the whole
GppfOSoi July II, 1851.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
LocATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,

L0CA IT'D
Cor, baltimore and ChaFles.stS.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ETNuIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE MOST
prosfOruus and nOurihhlng condition. Twice du'
nE The last yeaTs has been Necessary 10 obtain
larger APARTMENTS for the accommodation OF the m
erS,aslng number Of HudentA, representing nearly
II now occupies one Of the moat eonipleuoua an1
desirably heated building in the city. Ths rooms
are oUmmOdlOuHly arranged, 'PAelou' ana oRsaAuJ
furnished.
men desiring to qualify themselves properly i1r the
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
THOROUGH pTadedl BHEiasft Euoai0A GENERALLY, are
un5urpAsed in any particular, BY any similar s'tA5
lshmeul 10 the United siaie,
FACULTYt
Z. x. L0SIEit,
PFneipal-Lecturer on the seienee Of Accounts Com
norce. BublnSsl Customs, etc.
JIM. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice Of
GndCommerioal Calculations
H.H.DAYIEs,
AsOelAts Professor Of Bookkeeping
NC. JOHNSON,
Prof,u,oF Of Business and ornamental Penmanlhlf
ST. WILLIAMS, ESq,
LeeiuruFon AsreantilaIAV.
RTV, y. YRATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on CommeTlAl 8tbio1.
TRUSTEES
Hon. JaO. ?. Kennedy Hon, Joshua va, Van'SH.'
JSorb 5Fru,t. Pa. VIM Rnhbo, RsqJ
Ths OollsFo Il provided with Commorcill Library
Of standard WORKS 0zpTsally for The a'o OF The stu
4' Each Student hasa dssk TO himself and b ,spa
There being no vacation during the year, sudsnt
can enter a. any time.
from 20 " Weekn.
A DIPLOMA q awarded 70 All GrAdaa!ss.
A large and Beautifully Omamented Circular, e9h
tninInF upwards Of EIx sQuLRG EHI reprossntHg thi
Exterior and Interior View d the College vaTsou
chAFacserlItc designs penmAnahlp &C., sent By NAL
M az eAdrps accompanied with catalogue EiylDg fn
particular. Address Rk; L0slEa,
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OFFICIAL
LAWs OY THE USITED ETATEA
Hii,.I 81 ~ Eira !Ssg,sa u N Thirfy itsehl'


tPrytt1-So.l.l
Az ACT 10 fufdhs sEs Fsil hi dgiis CO AIRS In
poriSd " States
r 4 slastsd BY IL Esasts ahi HSsss q EsYF'-
,.1isiivss u zoe tuifsi states v Anrisa 10 C1i'
- Asssmbiei That IL sscfstafy q ths Treasury
l. ans hs i barely Auti9fiIsi Ard difpetea " -
,s.,rtd int H. rHIisd states finca the aFsi eay
ID Nav lat o. Wiki NAY h. tMp1rtsd bSi7ie Us
arst dsy of Januafy nsrf. ~ % hr ~ aeot4hi "
~ siafs; lsroyslod, the sieIuiHJ q The IE,a,1ty
sii b. sallsasd that the aid sTas ar ihisdni ~
rsd l,lib, llr tia ~ u the tfupps y AHJ STATE
uh!eh u ~ may b. engaged Ia Ablihs y '1Pii,.,
M. Is,uff.eilss NJ s1AtinE lsa.ast TIE IH.tf''
Avn 1pprs.sl. yaly 10, 1851.
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[PuEtic-No ~

AZ ACT d prqlids 81 tho payment q w Ii,ll4
~ volunteers called iuto the tfryics u TIE lnf
~ s,.irs from The time they Hrie called ini0
ssrYiss 10 he thlrrth day " Juns, eighteen hun
del aDi siKiy-ns,
Re IL sbaelsd By he ssbG;s Ani Houaa q Espfo'
,svtati,sa u the Lulsi statrI of AmsfieA 10 Jyn-
-rs,s as.smbird That thsrs be and hereby h appio-
priat-i out u any in1Bsy In Ibe lTuasufy Dot Oh
Fruiss appropriated tue sun u I'VE miiiHhs se'es
b5BaFrI M s1ty thousand dollars, Or - mueii
thnfsf a. lnAy be nrcnsaAry, " eBAhs the Qotefn'
meat 10 pay The militia AID toluutosfs taiisi into
,-rJies ii tie Unltod States, being an additional
afsonpt required i9r the hseal yoaE sHdins JunS
thirtisth, eighteen haR8fsd ADd iiEiyone.
AppfUJul. JAY -, ls0i.
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Missouri Mining Company.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOOK..............,..S6O 10000
Units COMPANY IS FORMED FOR TllE PUE.
Il pose Of advancing the great mining lnteTeats Of
our State. We Do not profess 10 DO governed "
purely phliRuihfopic motives IN initiating this e-
torprlsn. We bollcvo thatthO stock can DO made to
nay large dividends, and NJ the same tins more real
Voi accomplished and greater progrrs. made In Dc.
Tsloplng and making known the nIionlllhng HineHi
wealth Of Missouri than BY the uss Of nFe times the
amount O Our capital Inverted IN any other butnehs
we shall make the Once of our Company ttm.
pIeis mining baEeau Of the mineral resource, The
| state. We have pOwsF under oar elmrttT u ar
chase and sOlI IMMORAL lands wherever lrH'ri Ia
Missouri Great inducements will be offered TO cAi'-
ltalIstt and mining AdvenluToFH Who dcslru 10 pur
chase aud work paying mins', BY dealing With this
Company.
have mineral Lands for sale TO send u statement
81 ths SAME, describing the Kind Of minerason their
laudG the nuiaF Of acres the location. and the low
ct cash price they willing to take for said lands
We shall work only such mlucs - pay largely but
shall Oben and pFDVs mOatnF The lands We SELL The
books ior snbstriptOn to the stock are now open 1t
the odico Of tbs Cnmpany, Main dreet, northwest
cnrnAF Of Locust, over Merchants Hank, entrance
10, u LoeHst street. An Wie icl An interest thli
bEslness, and have money Will do we'll to call aud
city, can secnrel BY enclosing ten per cent OF tie
amount wanted to the President OF Treasurer
DIREeToRM
Henry D. Bacon, Esq, Matthew Butler, EAl7
Alfred Ciapp Raq, LII. hArWood. Eaqy
Joseph IAlhrop, Rsq1 D. n. Lynch, EIq5
L. Y. Roy, Riq, JOstph Payne, ESqs
TRU19GEI:
Henry D. Bacon, L.Y. Bogy.
s.. BUTLRil, TTeaG ALTRED CLAPP, Prstt
Tbs above prospectus has up 10 this date been
nublbhsd IN ohly one Of our laAduE papeu ior ten
days. No extra efforts 70 get stock taken bAVu been
made; yet the public we'll appreciate tie sound
nela Of the enterprise, that two hundred th0ns
and dnaFs Of Ihs stock has already been taken. We
would briefly state that the shares are SIS each paid
In full. without further liability; transferable By de-
llVsTy registered only when dlvidsndh are received
Any persou having money 70 spare, can, By the pur'
chase q aiarsi IN the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that Will pay largely, and bold
Jtoe that "a readily converted into cash Wih0utloa1
All communications to the President promptly
anIWartd. nlhSD-d&E3m
81. IyulS. No., March % 1881 ta
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~
ON and afsf the lith VI April, 1861, the pass9h'
fsF TfAlul uiil b. rue - iolloNa4i1i
HE E4pfen Tfah Leaves Wheeling daay except
Eundayu a. 10 4. ~, BsnWOgd At 1870 A. ~, sFiiv'
lnr IN BsltliloFB ~ 40 4. NJ connecting With The
EIpre.l train lor phlladslphA, New ieIk, llosioh'
AID aiitho Eastern ellis, having a. 6lb A. NJ at
TiVea Il Washington % NJD 4, D., making cloae con
nett6n With the Southern lines ior al parts 81 the
R0ath This lrain htola At The principal stations
from wheeling 20 Cumberland.
WrtuTning, loaVsa baltimore d SIS 2. NJ and
Warrington City 81 40 =. ~, arriving u BenHood
at6A. a. ahd Wheeling 81 On \, 81, making direct
connSetion With The EIpToutran or all parts 81 Tie
Wet RuuIhuest and Northwest. This train stOps
only ~ meals and wood and NA,ef.
The Mall Train Leaves daily including sundym ~
6sbT p. 81, BenWObd o. ii23 T. NJ and arrive. "
Baltimore a ais p. NJ, connecting with the Mail
train, lsayinE ioF Philadelphia, New York, Doston
and an Eastern cities At AS p ~, arrives " wash
lnFton City II h20 r. 81, connecting With the sonlh
efn linsa tF al parts Of The s1uth. ThstrAn STOPS
on me sst end Of the rpAd ct Moundlyiu, Cameron
Mlnnlngion, water Station Falrmont and lraiieh.
Returning, leaves baltimore At $50 4; ~, Wa'h'
lbFton CITY u A2h A. ~, and arrives q BenWood 81
iO;i0P, 81. and Wheeling II i0a3 2. ~, eonnneilng
With the Express taln 0r ~ parts Of the Southwest
We, and Northwest. ThiltFaln atopsat the pTih'
OtAi stations only,
me Pio,imont and Wheeling Accommodation nuns
daily S1rspt sundaya leaving Piedmont o. e;'0 AN.
and arrives al Wheeling u $40 =. ".
WI. ginfu, Master Of transportation.
L. NJ CoLn Uen1 Ticket Agent. hpsO
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DacanbeF, 1851, a ~ = IL is a. % lly y ~
piiai " tts rrgiiaoaa u tat at ar1 ~ in1.aaa
tuut titfeuiih. ~ koSsby revived x fpuh.Ilud
Esc u. And b Il farthlf enartei Ihat, - d-ffuy
az tha a1peu-li t.tt HssJ lEtsai tbs uErsalt91 "
Ills al u sanl x tup h1hfui tbgaaai diiArao q
y nndi thrfpof - hiiy y nugseiagy, y ant IL
tsms . hsFsDg apVfgiriAisd, % b Iaid a. q Any
h5asy IN ihs frraigry 81 0ihtTuipa uppfvpriaisd.
Approved Jul! ", is1i.
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90. Il. J0lNloH, N WsD. JoHN60N'
W. JOHNSON & son.

Manufacturers Or Copper, Tin and
sheet Iron Ware.
TTAyINa AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
- Improved faeiiitiel, We are better prepared now
than ovur 70 al All orer for any article work In
nc above line Or builnOaS. vhlllss and Conductor
made 70 order. steamboat work done In SubitAi'
tai and WoFkmhuliko mAnueT. We are now paying
paTcuaF Attsntlon TO this branch Of the trade aud
can guArantss thiiiiaeton IN every particular 10
Wholesale Dealers W can Oaef Inducements that
cannot Be found elsewhere. Oar stock o. Ware i
complete and the hls1Ftmentlsful At all times. We
keep stock Of thsaiest and most approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood Stores on hand a ~ tima1.
T O. ". JOHNSON SON.
No.iI9 MARKET square,
Iy2-dkVtf wheeling, Va.
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JOHN II. LAKIN,
~, a wh.,I.r t.lIn.

Successor 70 Wheeler LAkin,l
WILL REcEIvB AND HAVE OPENED ron
w inspection on Thursday, March 18th, new
and we'll selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Also comp oteAuOrtmsRt Of GEHTLEdEN's FUR
NIsIIlN0 GOODS.
ne patrons q The ED Arm, and the public in gon
eral, are respectfully invited 70 call and examine ny
Gtoek before making their purchases ~ intend cell
ING d mail praats 70 eaih and prompt puFshhssfI
Thankful for the patronage buft0VUd upon che oil
fFu. solielt Continuance Of tbe Gnmo Tor the new
establishment, JOHN r LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
mh2s4Wd EO.lo7 Main It,, Wheeling, Va.
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Bridal Presents.

SOLID SILVER WARE.
TusF RECEIVED PKK ADAMS BxPEESs. A
d superior rioek Of Silver Ware, eonhlilng q Pie
Cake, lee Cream, Jelly TnaS and Hilh Knives So
gar Spoons and ufieri Silver salt CnllE1hnd Spoons
Ii sea, Yah Knives and Forks 10 SETS, Inditidual
saitl, Napkin Rings, Pickle knives and Eotka Silver
Card Cases and Port AonnaiSS, spoonl Cups, Cob
lets, &C. Ae, ljaulSl Ut. sCorF I 20.
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TRANsPoRPATION.
PittSbuFg andWheel.
ing Bal ROad.

Cleveland, PittSburg andWheel'
ing Rail R0ad.
NN AND ATTKE NOApAI, Jasoary nh. n49
PassnBsT Trnlu1 w i1ata 1hdgspsft m
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sold It lul5 tiHn Eastern preei for casa and eaih
only. Tho public are respectfully Invited 10 call and
examine for themselves.
Old Pianos takgn 10 exchange ior new.
JESSE B. MELLOR,
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