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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
But that is not all. There is imminent

But that is not ALL There is Imminent
rick thatthe whole new State project will
fall to the ground IN the event Of coperes.
sional rejection. The war win be removed
by that time far from the borders. New
delegates that know not Joseph, and do
not wish to know him, Will come here
When the Legislature resembles at last 70
ratify the division project, it will be foil OF
men opposed 70 division. We shall then
see a state of things that our people never
expected to see when they voted for new
State. We shall see ourselves in all prob
aSility Knocked like Tantalus, aud all our
hopes passing away right under our lips
without our being able to realize one OF
them. We greatly fear that this will be
the case thatthis is to be the finale of the
whole thing. 1t could all have been
avoided had the Convention but simply
discharged their plainest duty.
Still we shall labor and hope for the
consumation Of the great move ia which
We have SO long been engaged-a new
State. Heretofore the labor has been one
of love to US, but 1t is now stern duty
alone. We shall labor to secure it in tue
hopes that the Legislature, If we sue
coed, can be made by the pressure
Of public opinion to do at az carly
day what the Co1yeutiou refused 10
do. "A free State is bound to come Of this
movement it ever anything comes Of it,
The people have sci their hearts upon it.
They know. that IS their only hope and
salvation US people and a State. They
knowthatas miserable little niger State,
with just enough slavery among rs to
degrade tue white labor already here and
repel it from abroad, We have no prospect
atall. West Virginia as slave State has no
hope in the world. She must be free before
ever she can beanythtng. Unless sheis, her
history will be that little Delaware or
Maryland, instead of her thrifty nsigbbors
on either side of US.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
The RoreIRnNena.

The State Department at Washington
has highly satisfactory dispatches from
our Ministers in Europe. They all say
that there will he no intervention at preG-
ent, Some say our ''day of grace" has
been extended for six months, Others say
for sixty days. The importan. fact is that
it is without doubt extended, and the news
of federal victories which will reach Eu-
rope within a fortnight will effect an
"indefnite postponement'' OF all such
propositions. There was no doubt that fn-
prevention would be proposed in the Brit
ish parliament, Immediately on its assem-.
bling. butt was,beltsved that 1t would be
promptly voted down by decided major
ity.
The declaration OF the French Emperor,
the resolutions Of the Manchester Cham
Der Of Commerce for non.iuterventiou, and
the changed toneof the French and Eug.
lish press. all go to show that the danger
of immediate intervention has already
passed. Even the London zYmss is
making an effort to be truthful and
decent in It's treatment of American
Affairs. SndAtro1bles itself Chiefly about
our financial dtHiculties. 1t predicts
that If Congress lays direct taxes the
people will never pay them, which is quite
AZ sagacious as Russell's idea that the mob
would prevent our government from sur.
rendering Mason and slidell. 1t may be
difficult for the poor, oversaxed subjects of
John Bull 10 believe IL, but the fact is that
our people arc begging Congress to tag
them, aud only fOAr that the taxes will not
be lNii on heavily enough. The Tunes ia
also afraid that our government will have
to pay the confederate debt IL the rebellion
ia crushed out. 1t need not worry itself
greatly. The cOufvdsracY pays as it goes.
IN paper that will always BIZ .'worth what
it will bring, aud if its holders find it de-
preciNting ON their hands there is NO
danger that the governmeut willbe tender.
hearted enough to buy.it up. Tue Tunes
will understand our affairs better few
moatbs hence, after Mr.. Russell SHALL go
homo and explain the strange failure of all
his predictions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
severely Injured.

NJ. Josiah Pickering, Who lives in Tie
vicinity of St Glairsyille, met with a tetrii-
bic accident on last Wednesday evening.
The chroniets says that he had been thrssh-
ing all day, and while s'elSaning upn his
right hand was caught in the side gearing
of;the machine aud 50 badly injured that Il
was necessary 70 take OF hts fingers and
thumb. HeEas operated on under the In.
tiusneo Of slototorm. Hesuffered terribly;
but, notwithstanding, had the fprtitnde to
walk some distance 10 the house, after Ets
hand vas released from the machine. He
IL now doing well.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
rae second vIrFlnia RegIment.

The second Virginia. Regiment.
A letter from our frtead, z. G. " from
Cheat Mountain, informs pS that the Sec
ond Virginia are doing quiet bustness in
the military way. About dozen are in
the hoSPital-mostly those who were
wounded At the battle of Allegheny Sumi-i
NIT. Some few have bad colds. A little
scouting is done two OF threOtimes a week
10 the direction Of the rebel camp. The
boys are rather impatient with their inac.
tive life, and would prefer the field.
The letter has much to say in praise of
Col. Moss and Lieut. Col. Moran, and their
interest In their men, and also OF Capt. An.
drew Gru6b, Of Bridgeport, aud Capt.
Plankey, fthis city. Major Owens Is also
warmly commented.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

VS. think there is only one opinion re-
speeding the proprtety of Secretary STAN
toms order Commanding the release Of
political prisoners. I'VE have now reached
a point where We can afford to dispense
with those extraordinary measures, which
were unquesttonasIy necessary Ia the ear
lier stages of the rebellion. No one could
gisc more decisive Qualification of them
than Mr. Stanton does in his order. But
it is cause for sincere rejoicing to every
lover of constitutional liberty that the dan-
ger from secret traitors is so diminished
that We can trust to the ordinary tribunals
for protection. Tue Boston Daily Adoer-
fistr well auggests that this fact will pro-
duce marked impression abroad. twill
be seen that We are strong enough to trust
to the regular course of law in allfloyal
States for our safety, aud that freely and
voluntarily We have abandoned the most
stringent measures.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
Trenanrn Nntnn

The Treasury note Till ia again before
the House for concurrence in the Senate,s
amendments. AZ II now stands, the bill
allows the Issue of $3.50, 900, 600 of notes,
including $50 900, 600 now afoat, aud the
i6udipg of the same 10 twenty years bonds,
or in two years bonds at T.sO per cent.
Such notes are declared legal tender, re-
ceiyable for all public dues except ilterest
on the public debt, which is made pa yable
iu coin. The Secretary of the Treasury is
authorized to sell per cent. twenty Years
bonds at their market value, payable in
coin or demand notes, and all Federal
bonds are declared free of State or county
taxation. The Secretary is allowed 10 is.
sue $50, ooo, 900 OF Treasury post notes, in
Gums of otlsss than $500, at s per cent
interest, and payable in thirty days noz
lice. The customs, duties, sales Of pub
liz lands, and proceeds of confscatcd
property, arc pledged for the inter-
est in coin, and for sinking fund u
! per cent. per annum, the balance to 20
into ths government treasury. The bill Is
petcned up into comparatively decent
shape by the senRts's amendments. Had
our recent victories occurred two months
ago, or had Congress- praeticed working
and not sinking before the first of Janu.
aty, SO as to mature aud pass the ta1 bills,
there would have been no pretezt for the
legal tender clause. Mr. Chase has stated
that it Is only necessary for three months,
until the loE OF faads from taxation be-
gins. nthsmsautime, the depreciation Of
paper in comparison with gold goes on as
was predicted, the fan having now reached
nearly aEe per cent. The \. 7. Post call,
on the PrelidenttO save his reputation Of
"honest old Abe" by vetoeIug the bill on
account OF. the legal tender clause.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
NEW ADVERTTSBM'NTS
Marshal's Sale.
Tha UNITED statos OF Amoriea.!1

Matthew II. Houston.
IN the District Court Of the United stateS within
and for the Western District of Virginia
IN PufSpanee Of the decree and order Of the said
District Court 70 the above entitled cAnSe, to me al.
February, 1854, shall seil q public auction. on
wednesday, the e6th March, 1855, commencing at
~ eeioes An at the residence Of Matthew H.
personal property particularly mentioned and de-
In the sehedulo ANNEXED 70 the Information
nied IN said cause: committing Of household and
Kitchen furniture, ToFm8 Of ale, Cash
EDWARD II. NORTON,
Marshal OF the q. 8. for tile Wet. Dist. Of Va.
fOb2l-td Pres COW II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
Delay orrnrntinr.

In the full flush OF patriotism aud the
excitement of victory, 1t peems quite 40
easy thing to pay taxes. But when the
war lags and after 1t closes. then the dis
contentment and grumblings at the ways
and means adopted may provo serious, as
did the anti.tariE agitation Of 1892. 1t is
the experience of this from the lobby in
terest now boring Congress, and the dread
of members Of Congress Of their own
day Of reckoning with the people, that de-
lays the progress of the tax bills. There
is doubtless truth in the following from
the Philadelphia inquirer
"Much FAULT is found With The House
committee for not having, at the CON.
mencement OF the session, reported ooni-
prehensive tax list, and thus provide for
putting funda into the national treasury
for the redemption Of the paper currency,
so pTotu4eiy lsshed. The real obstacle Is
the desire on lheparf Of every member of
the House to have his principal eonstituz
ents touched lightly 10 the assessments.
The representative from the WeathersfieId
district of Connecticut says, "Spars wood
en- clocks and strings ofontonSp "Pleasc
uOu LAX EttlEodu travel, enLre0I tue New
Jersey delegation. Il beg you says the
member from Lynn, Massachutts, spare
the shoemaking interest The trucalent
western members are down on any tax on
agricultural implements, crops; aud YAM
KEGS object TO any tax on Goldfish or cod
fishing vessels: New York city thinks
importing merchants should go uutaxed,
and those whose ignorance, want ofknowl.
edge aud untitneSs for parliamentary sta
ton are liable to be exposed in any in
dependent Journal, exclRim, Make your
taxes light on everything but !, newspapers
put 1t on them heavy Aud so We wait,
in the hope that all these interests can be
harmouized, of which there Is but little
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
[From the n. 7. rrfbups.
Wei YIrrinin

It Q new Stste,fs to be formed out Of the
Old Dominion, that formation rnttSt be iuf.
tiled by somsthiug else thin a CANAL fsnd.
9. momentarys estrangement. In TACT, th4t
arrangement grows out Of simple aud
well understood cause. In Eastern or I'D
Virginia, slavery predOminates; in North.
Western or He1g Virginia, slavery has (save
IN a few narrow locaIities) hardly more
than nominal existence, while Free La.
Dor Predomtnates. There may be, for i'll
lnstratton, twenty or thirty slavesin Whse-
tngi yet that city is as eiseetially Free
Labor as Pittrburgh or Newark
NOW it 1eO Virginia separates from old,
y should be for valid aud durable reason.
u the Tree States arc asked TO admit q new
State carved out of Virginia into the Union.
they cannot help asking, Is its weight IN
Congress to rezenforce or to balance that
OF the patrimouy Of Wise and Hunter, Ma
Son and Bocock? Whether we are to have
an antidote TO OF a duplicate of those
WORTHLESS Is to them a very material COM
stderatlon, and they cannot be expected to
ignore it,
Free Labor against Slavery is the easily
understood tombstone of a vital contro-
yeFsy. Il Western Virginia seeks a recog.
mixed and independent existence as a free
State, we can all bid her thousand wei.
comes; butif as slave State, we cannot
perceive necessity for her separate exist.
ence at all. Aud so, wethink, the great
mass OF the free States will decide.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
Gen. Lander'S stirring wor

There's something magical about the
words of true soldier, the world over.
The other day, at tile battle ef BlOomsry
Gap, Samuel z. Bigger, Of Belmont couu-
y, Ohio, member Of Capt, Caravans LIST
Virginia Cavalry, was killed, while gall
lantly charging the enemy in the front
5ranks of his company. Gen. Lander, on
hearing of his death, islued the following
order, full Of pobiepess and beroism:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

BRFoRn going into Gctioa at Ro,pot.
Island, Com GoldSborough stimulated 81,
men By Signalling Nelson,s famous Tras.
Agar cry; THE country expects every
man 70 do'hiS duty. II was received with
shouts Of enthusiasm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

BosxRR. the Barnun Of the press, has
engaged Sthe strong man. DR.. Wiudship,
as a contributor to the Ledger. In a re-
cent communication, the Doctor says that
he eats animal food once day, sleeps
eight hours out of every twenty -four, and
invariably sleeps with the windows of his
apartment open to such an extent as TO
expose him 70 a iraught of the outer air.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
Carbon Oil

- - 80 l0O4- 0IIo
AE1h Sabecsteers having perfected their a.
tetfolaum beg TOT can the 6ttentio1 ~
n ~ go 70 their Gnpeyi0S n
gAA6oh tu1LtI which, for uniform GnSlftS -
~ n ~ y 70 be the btt Iil1-tts
me est q 4 brilliant and agreeabis Iivht r,,Js
81 Oll = o1ly aoeut u o. cent pat liSSli
. " - ealol9 t1t apoears aud FAMILY -
ete q any part q the city frGo nl ohaFSs.
49, WARREN SON.
-. Market Alioy.
y IyH0LE6ALE DE NT5FTFE -.
EEH@4 seall elIsr tie frcatssk q ~,
stfAdes By car IdlS GxpGfio6e6 cSSl F1rs =
Hea ses alRe9e se0sE. tassa1l HARPER & bro
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
DIVISION HHApQuARTERs,
CANE CHAsR, Paw Paw, v
Spaeial Order. Ia. ID -

Special Order, 10. 67.l
Mr. Samuel Bigger, a private Of Capt.
Carman's comp Any D, First Virginia Cav
airy having been killed whilst CALAMITY as
stating his Captain to capture the Baggage
of the enemy, Will be escorted to his for
mer residence. and his body delivered TO
his family With the compliments of the
commanding General. His last words
were, ~ an kitfsl!s Don't mind ne, Out 90
o.
Capt. 0Armah will detail two true SOL
diers and brave men Wh6Rere with him in
the front, as IA escort. The expenses and
burial charges win be paid. Had this man
lived he would have received promotion.
By command of
BRIa. GnS. LAxDRR.
H. g. ARa,sTAoxs, Asst Ad.it Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21


Tax comic papers in Europe find Mason
and slidell question fruitful theme for
their tim. CAaripari has very amusing
description of the imaginary reception of
the commissioners in England. a friend
has sen: US the comic paper of Milan, La
Cieata POlitieG, which contains picture Of
the voluntary Restoration of the Com
missionsrs." 1t represents America, with
couutenance, Indicative of great discon-
tent, handing two images over to the uni
corn, England. 1t prints what purports to
be two telegraphic dispatches from Lon
don. OnP, dated the 18th, at 8 O'Clock in
the evening, says that "Mr. Mai on was
deYoured 6y whale on his Yoysge. As
it was therefore impossible for Mr.. Liacoln
70 keep his promise, war between In Gland
and America ia inevitable. Great excite
ment" Another at two O'Clock in the
morning ofthe 10th, auuoun :es tn at una
son was not devoursi, only his hat aud
gloves; war between England and America
Is not inevitable"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
The action OF the wheeling oonven-

Prom the Pittsburg Gazette.
The Convention has done very foolish
act. Il has adjourned after adopting Con.
stitution, but defeating the Free State meas.
ure. II has made provision for coming to-
gether again, provided Congress rejects
their application. In the meantime, the
rebellion NAV be suppressed and Union
Government established at Richmond.-
What then? We fear the Convention has
thrown away the last chance of separating
from the East. The love of slavery has
been their ruin, and they deserve no bet
ter fate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

WE have been amused at observing. since
the reports of the surrender of Fort Dom
aldEOn began to come, the inquiries of the
frtendsWho nave crowded our office. The
asst qpesgou has invariably been, sis lhe
fort taken3T and the second, "is Floyd cap
itared ~ Some, we believe, would willingly
have given up half the prisoners for Floyd.
But they forget that he is worth moro to
as when he is in command Of the enemy's
troops than he would be as prisoner.
WEI only fear that the indignation of the
rebels at his cOwardicv is SO great that he
will no longer have any command. They
speak ot-him very much as we did a year
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
NOTES.

Proposals. must be to carry the mail with aceisrty,
certainty and security using the terms Of the law
ana they must be guamntied by two resDonsibIs
peFsonS certified to rs SUCH by postmaster Gr iuds
OF 4 court OF record. SHsse9
No GSy viii be made for trip. not performed aud
!9r each OF such 0mS3iOnB not explsined
three times the pay Of the trip may be je3Tctsj
ESE 20 far behind time IS to break connexion
with depending malls, AMI not suffieiently eSeiSEd
S5S gsEtn o. Tue for the trip subject
linqueney be satisfactorily explained FOR neRlectin9
the mall from or into post Offices for suffer
ng it @ DO Injured, destroyed robbed or IoGt md
tSr Gtter demand, to convey the mail as
frequently g the contractor runs or iS concerned IN
running vehicles on the route. The ISen
en- may anpn the contract for isobeying the uoSt
9Ince laws. OF the Instructions or tho ispartbeTt
~ maj tor the schedule, and also order
OF service by allowing therefor pro rata IucreaSe
on the contract pay. he may also curtRfl or iSSoN
me seFTtee In whole or part at pFo r0i de
crease OF pay, allowing months extra eouiDe6SS
non 9a the e9lonnt Of service dispensed with Bids
sh3eid De addressed to the SECOND Assistant Pot.
mister General Supersrribed @ProposaIs iGr rSail
Veg 9 STATE Of virginia and sent by NAIL
Tor fortnS Of proposal. &c, and other Information
"a, q this date. in pamphlet form, al
+i S P ESI pau pau POST ohcet. II. BLAIR,
so1s1 1hstHtddeg General
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

3: FOR RENT.-rlie house on Marked 4 :
49, house has long been occupied al a rst-
Si. boarding house, and Is fayorabiy situated and
arranged tor that purpose. Apply to .-N
-- Is9ly n. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21
UNITED STATES NAILS.
Posi- o111cs pErAnr,rrr.

Posi- 0IYIcR DEFARTNRNT
February 1. 1862.
PROPOSALS for conveying the malls Of the
United States from July 1, 1862, TO June 90 1858
on 1i ne 10 tSSTins r9ntsa II the State Of Virginia.
Partmsnt until 10 9. m, Of March 81 next, to be de.
ctded by April p following:
1885 From Big Lick to IIarperS, I'm Franklin e,nn,
1t ~ e , nils H;. and back once week.
AEFiVe Ct Ha[pers by u M
Leave Harper'5 Thursday at pm;
Arrive at big Lick by 8 p 10.
1851 Prom Birdie Greek to Rye Valley 20 ,niIs aud
Leave Birdie Greek Friday at 5 I'M;
Arrive at Rye Valley by l2 nj
Leave Rye Valley Friday ut pm;
Arrive at Birdie Greek ~ p m.
lsSs Prom BrownStown, tsoutl, IA. Ksn.vl.. IL.
sr,l Falls OF KanAWha, (Fayetts conntyJ
q miles aud back. once week.
Leave BToEnst0yn Tuesday at p M
Arrive at Pals of KR iaWIiG next daV bVlR M
Leave Fails OF krnaWha Wednesday at , p N; ;
Arrive at BroWnstown next day by m.
1859 From Cllntonvllle, by SIaJsvflle, to Failing
Spring, q miiss and back, onesa week.
Arrive at Falling Spring BY " D M:
Leave Falling Spring Wednesday 1t : a N;
Arrtyoat olintOnvllle by ~ pm.
1910 Prom JaneleW, by Cooknan's Store and johns
t9Sn, Q h9mine's Mills, IL miles aud back,
Leave JRnelew Tuesday at Jpn;
Arrive at RominSs Mills by B nm;
Leave ROmin6B Mills Tuesday at am.
Arrive at Janelcw by 12 m.
blae tor semi weekly service are invited.
ietl Prom Eanagla c. ~ by Briarport, to Pew.
iona; za miles aud back, once week.
Leave KanaWlA c. IL. Rridhyat cam:
Arrive at reytO1a Icy @ D m;
Leave Peytonn Thursday at am:
Arrive Of kAnaWla Q. II. by SPIN.
46t2 FROM Mouth Of Poca to RnnSon,,u I'm IN.
Charleston 9nd RavsnsWood turnpike roads
70 miles and back, once week.
Leaxe Mouth q poea Wednesday at IN;
Leave RAhsOm 3 Tuesday at lam:
Arrive at Mouth Of Poea by 6p M.
1918 From Mouth Of Twenty Mile Creek. Kan.vlI,s
county CONNECTING With GAuley lIFl,lrs a NJ
newton route by Hall Greek; Head OF Pond
Tap FORK Morris Pork Of blue Greek Mira
SlAsks ana Gap above CRmpbell's Crsek 70
han,aTha saline, 81 miles aud back, once
Bidders will propose suitable SchoduIe on
departures and arrivals.
40t4 From Valley Head tn AddisOn, Tin webster
eounty,) IS miles and back, once n week
LoAye Valley Head Tlursday at fam;
arrive at Addison by 8 p m;
Leave Addison Friday at am:
Arrive at Valley Head BY SPIN.
tet' IRON eriInsTillc, by Hannah, To Liberty
fuTnase, ~ miles and lack, OnGo a week
Leave IllS Wednesday at s n;
AErtTeat .lbsrty furnace ny i2 m;
Leave Liberty Furnace welnt stay at / nm.
arrive at RarlensHils by y M.
BIDS TO end at Hannah are invited.
404O FROM Wise Q. H., by Cranes Nest aud Powers
Mill, 70 Holy Greek, 20 miles and back,
Leave Wise @. H. Tuesday at sam;
Arrive at Holly Greek by PIN:
LeHTe Holly Greek Monday At am:
Arrive at Wise G. II. by 3 pm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

AARON VINCENT, President.
Benjamin Aartn, seeretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

Resoired. That the foregoing proceed
ings BE forwarded to the Wheeling Latelli-
gsneer With a. request to publish, and that
the Fairmont National, the Clarksburg
Telegraph, tho Richie county Press aud
the Parkersbnrg Gazette, be requested to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

NAIL ROD.-2OO bundles best Norway.
go bundles JuniatR, warranted, for ale BY
tn01f J.. A. AfETYAT,p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

p0TTLES.-lIoek Wines, Claret Wines. end
~ Brandy Bottles, 10 packages to snIt city trnde
IOr sale by tfebl7l j. A. SiFTCATP
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-21

IN DoZ. EnEllsh Horn Dresalng Combs,
w India Rubbar
20 Raw Horn Fine Combs
dsc2l LAUGHEfNS 4 BUSHPIRLDs
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CTARCH.-6O boxes J. ]. Woods ColunlbuI. d.
" starch, just received and for sale by
IebII J. A. MRT0ATP