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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-26
LOST AND FOUND.

TIyEN UPON the a7i instant, 8 white
l. MARE. The ovlsr can reosiys ner o.
oS paying CHARLES MADEs, "a
spS 81. Corner Pa. ave. And Sd ct.
ASsI T9 MI MRkE Hhsi q ss a.
owner oan have BY coming, proving proper N
S''"in' charges, and tstFiR.e sxsikiSSseNSrEs,
SToLEN1Thl: mqEDDinE; 2. the Ms s.ss House,
sSS aI. eo &c Que Eli I'm
dated some time in April. 1859, FER SeCo toas n hsT
y,,h other msmoIsndamfs;;, so9,e VIII
Be gwen Tor tho return o. 3 psST R +. I,
QAO REWARD WIN be tlysp1 for q the safe
ShloS v asss ssk % 4s N KEYS
tsiion on Wed nesdsy, April $50. or in thsx -,
nsa P: s.s, in The
sS's"ald for either q cf if;ER G. HILL.
Ioington Post Once,
CoUND-A PoRTEMoNNAlE with 2 small
!s.n q i sd.
Ss m 81 X.
HAVE ALAR0E BROWN HORSE, Which
s. isss:; ss.s f:sSs ,, g: s ssSs5 ,&
~ charges and take him away. .A1py 70 Mkof
g. =. ALEXANDER ID ID. U. soian'ssn'
40 REWARD.-etrayed, on the 18th instant Q
90 as'k brown HORSE, with white SIP ~
N the face, injured m one eye, governments l@N
oondomned mark on fore shoulder, WllA
give the above reward II returned 70 me, JOSEF n
b. CARROLL, Butcher, near the NAVY Yard.
nIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Coysrz or
w1s I ,,sI 1901 s%Il sppesTsd 6s In
fore ms, In ssid county. ChsFfss King o.
sad county. and made oath IN dne form OF Az,
that on the 9Th there came 20 his premises
s1ina soms R on he is hiSd foot and
IN the forehead, sore place on the len icfeioot
and attached 20 o blssk top wagon win TIRES
Given under my hand - . ygsties efths Peace,
In snd for aid county, this 18th dey Of
iss3. @. a.. WILTBERGER.
Ths ovnsr of said horse and wagon. u reesested
20 come and prove his property, pay chsryess enc
| iaks them away. othsrviss they vif % disposed
UHx sRiSfiSs kiss. living on the ro.d issa,ns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-26

CoRNs, KTc-Those afaicted with the,e t,onhla
some things, whether hard or soft; also thoss
troubled with Bunious, Callosities, club and I'm.
growing toe,nalls, can find great relief and satfs
ppennsyiVania avenue, between NJ and 9th sire =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-26

CENTRAL GuARDHoUsR CAsEs-B.fo,. Jv,..
CIdrk Michael Mammalian, drunk; turned oys,
10 the military. Joseph Mediums, taken up a. =
oesefter, who broke away from guards al Aiex-
enoha, Thursday night. The name Of the resi-
deseIter 10 James Hickman, who was cor yicted
OF attempt at rape near Manassas, and was on his
way to the penitentiary for three wears: ruined
over 10 the military. 8, Buell., drunk; faed 81 IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-26

40 REWARD.-etrAyed ed, on the 18th instant Q
ID ds,k brown HORSE, with white sip ~
IN the face, injured l1 one eye. government ~
rive the above reward II returned 70 me, JOSEPH
b. CARn0LL, Butcher, near the Navy Yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-26

James King, G street, Washington, ID. C., had
a large tumor Of q calcerous nature removed lron
his head without resA,rting to the barbarous prsc
toe of cutting with a knife, a. IL usual In suci
Cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-26

2. VI 5uUyUIHcu TESTIMONIAL, ar VnN
MoscHzIskKR Is induced to publish the ..no Won
Mayors Once. GsOrgstoles, April 10. 1se1
much impaired for some years pas4., placed nv
self under the professional treatment N n W.
Moschzisker. After few weeks of bia care +
e.Peneneed very perceptib!e improvement and
az Inls Time my nearing Is rs good as II has been
at any time within my recollection.
Dr. Won Moschziskes, Oculist and Aurist, olives
Ear. OHce 227 Pennsylvania avenue ia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

man of Indiana in the House, who said,
speaking Of Investigating Committees, that
hr. Shermanis Commute received So per
day. Sir. Sherman SAID that he had been
on two Committees, one the Kansas Com
nittee end the other called the Naval In
vestigattng Committee, but neither Com
mittee ever charged or received a cent of
compensation or mileage.
Mr. King OF n. Y :. presented the memori-
al of merchants of New York, asking the
speedy passage of the Pacific Railroad bill
The resolution offered by MIR. Sumner of
Mass, that the Senate aud House be en-
rolled on paper instead OF parchment was
taken up.
Mr.. Sumner spoke in favor of the adop-
ton of the resolution.
The Senate passed the Indian Appropri-
1tion bill, and then took up the Coufiscn.
lion Dill as reported from the Select Com
mittee.
Sir Clarke moved 10 amend the second
section by inserting, "By Imprisonment
not exceeding ten years, Or SO as 10 make
It forfeiture or imprisonment or both, in
the discretion Of the court" Adopted.
Dir. Towards amendment Was then re-
jected. Yeas 5. nays 30.
Mr.. Sumner offered substitute for the
bill. Ordered to be printed
On motion Of Mr. Grimes, the Senate
went into Executive session.
Adjourned till Monday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

@TO CLERKs.-( Confaentat,-Y Dung
man. would you like to have your salary
doubled Well, sir, it is the easiest thing
in the world to have that done. At pres
ent you are employed (aud paid accord
ingIy) only 10 the lower departments of
clerks labor, but just go few weeks to
Mr.. HIS "BusinesS School," aud pass
through his mill, and your capacity for
higher order of service will be so much
improved that you can command twice the
salary You can now. CauHon-D ont too
many of you rush in at once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
From Washington.

WAsHINGrOS, May l6.-The Hon. Henry
Wilson has received a letter from a field
officer of his old regiment, the 22d Massa-
chusetts which had the honor of raising the
FIRST national flag on the rebel works at
Yorktown. AT o'clock 90 the morning
Of that day, Col. Gore of the 22d relieved
Col. Black, and the advance guard soon af-
ter. The rebel works were occupied by
Col. Gore, who planted the national flag
belonging to his regiment upon the ram
parts, where it remained during the day,
being the only national flag raised upon
the works OF in the town, until the 44th
New York came up in the afternoon.
The officers of the regiment claim that
the official record will prove this fact.
The fugitive slave law is being quietly
enforced in the District to. day, the military
antorities not interfering with the Judicial
process.
There are at least 400 cases pending.
II is said that some of the negroes, whose
owners or agents from Maryland are here,
seeking their recovery, mysteriously disap-
peared this morning.
Paragraph two, of General Orders No.
l02, dated in November last, having been
revoked, the officers aud men transferred
to the skeleton regiments under its opera
ton, will be re-assigued to their original
regiments as fast as vacancies occur.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

ES-A DANGEROUS CHARACTER.-Whilst
Gen. Kelley was at Cumberland, before he
was relieved by Gen. Lander, he arrested
fellow lurking around his camp, who gave
his name as Chas. Temple, and claimed to
be subject of Great Britain. He had in
his possession pass, signed by Gen. Nc
Clellan, which he himself acknowledged
to be forged. He was held as a spy, sent
on to Charleston, Va, and there tried by
court martial, but as nothing could be
proved against him be was released. 1t
now appears that Temple is a resilient of
spOttsylvauia County in this State. He
seaved three months in the Federal army
upon the breaking out of the war. When
his time expired he went to Washington
and put on a lieutenant's uniform. in which
he made considerable of display, until
arrested for assault aud battery. 1t was
then he forged the pass upon which he
succeeded in reaching Cumberland, and
was arrested, tried and acquitted as afOre-
said.
Temple is now running at large, and as
he is SAID to be a very suspicious if not
dangerous character, it would be we'll for
Federal officers TO look out for him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
REED & KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

@-A CARD.-Mrs. W. c. presents her
compliments, and recommends her friends,
when they wish TO make an elegant Jel,y,
to use Cores Sparkling Gsldtne. For sale
by T. II. Logan s Co., aud Logan, List (
Co., Druggists
Found IT ourl-we heard lady say, a
day or two ago, that she had been looking
for good hair brush in vain, until she
stepped in at Al, Main street, n. H. Logan
L Co.'s Drug House, where she bought an
elegant one. Several persons have "fouud
out" that it is the place to secure fine
Brushes, Pcrfumsries, Soaps, Pure Medicines
Housekeeping articles, Sc.
Do You LIVE IL Towx on CouxrRY?-No
matter! A handy place to get what you
want in the line of Drugs, Medicines.
Paints, OILS, Brushes, Te!fumeriss, Spiees,
Notions, &C., is at t. q. Logan Co. s, No.
Al, Main ST., or Logan, List & Co.'s, Bridge
Corner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

BBr GUERRILLAs SERvED RIGHT.-The
army cOrrespou dent of the Cincinnati Ga
sshs. writes from New Market, Virginia,
'ha, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from
that point west is strongly guarded at all
dangerous points by the 9th Virginia Regi-
meut, 1000 men, who are distributed all
along to Grafton, and on the Parkersburg
and Wheeling branches. He adds: Par
ties from these troops stationed along the
railroad are sent cut in all directions,
north aud south of the railroad, aud dan
gerOus parties are arrested2 They have
not been very particular, either, shout
taking prisoners. When they have found
genuine guerrillns. they generally dispatch
them forthwith, and do not give them any
further opportunity to violate collins. 1t
is, We believe, so extremely dangerous for
these gneFrillas, that they are making
themselves scarce, aud the country is now
almost entirely clear of them for forty or
fifty miles on each side of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
B8sEIzURE OF OOxTRlBAxD Books.

H8sEIzuRE OF COxTRABAxD Books
For several days past, the Rev. sabin
Hough, has been peddliug treasona BILE
book abOut the city called Pulpit Politics.
The other day lot of these books arrived
at the Express Office and were seized as
Contrabaud by the Provost Marshall. This
Houeh, it will be remembered was arrested
in Cincinnati several months agosto. utter
ing and publishing seditious language
He published pa per at that time which
was seized and suspended. Atthe trial of
the Rev. gentlemen, letter was found
among his papers from Judge Thompson
ofthis city written something after the style
of the category Of the Infinite"
Major DArr yes terday gave Hough his
books upon condition that he would 90 ont
of the State with his reasonable trash and
stay out of it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
BUSINESS NoTTCEs

La EcOEOHY IS WEALTa.-Save your
money by buying the Sapouitier, OF Con
eentratedLye for making hard or soft Soap.
one pound viii make MAE pounds Of good
hard Soap, or nine gallon. of beautiful " bite
soft Soap, also Babbirt.s Concentrated Pot
ash. Bsbbitt's Celebrated Soap Powder, or
washing without labor. Warranted to
take the stains out of Table Linen and
Napkins For sale by Reed L Kraft.
PURIFY YOUR BLooD by using Ayers Sar.
saParilal, Lindsey's Blood searcher, Ro-
backs Blood Purifier, DR.. John BulPs I'm
proved Sarsaparilla, SeOvill's Blood and
Liver Syrup, Jayue's Alternative or Brent
fingers Fluid Extract of sarsapari.le and
DandelliOn. For sale by Reed & Kraft.
BGrhaVe's Holland Bitters, Arnold,s Gel.
ebrated Stomach Bitters, Hooaand's Ger.
man Bitters, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Sanford's Liver InvigOratOr, Kennedy,s
Medical Discovery. For sale by Reed and
KRAFT.
SirJames Clark's Female PeriodicalPills.
Eoh's Pills, Todd's Pills, Ayers Pills
Wrlghrs Indian Vegetable Pills, McLane's
and Jayne's Pills, Klitts Worm PIums.
EFey.s Vermifuge, White Wash Brushes.
Scrub Brushes, Paint and Yarnish Brushes,
Hair, Cloth, Nail and Tooth Brushes In
great variety. For sale by
REED l. KRAFr,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE,
WAsHINGroN. MAJ

WASHINGTON, May l6.
The Speaker laid before the House.
communication from the Secretary OF War
enclosing report from Gen. Geary, con.
corning the homicide of Robert Scott and
man named Matthews, recently, In Fsu-
quier county, Va, from which It appears
that they were killed BY two privates of "A
Wisconsin regiment, as they, with arms in
their hands, were erecting house where
the soldiers had taken shelter to capture
them. One of the latter was shot and the
other escaped. II is added that they had
been guilty of marauding in the section
through which they passed, while seeking
to join their regiment.
Benz. Wood not wishing to consume the
time of the House in the delivery of a
speech on the condition of the Union. oh.
tanned permission to print it. He saws il
has been lett to him to speak The first con-
ciliatory word in behalf of his suffering
countrymen. There were gentlemen Will
IN his vision whose sworn purpose aud
greatest desire, paramount even To the
preservation Of the republic, is emancina.
ton. They first applied the torch. and
are now more busy than ever with throw
ing fresh fuel to the flame. Should his.
tAry ever trace (which God forbidl the re-
cord OF this coQOtry's ruin, that page viii
| seem the strongest TO those that read
which tell of the madness aud Wickenness
of the arch-fanaties of abolitionism. Ia
the dark recesses of the temple of infamy
the gloomiest inches will bear the inscrip.
ton Of their names.
In place of making the negro question
the subject matter of debate, Congress
should take into earnest and solemn CON
siaeratiou some expedieut for securing
peace. aebelieved success would crown
their efforts. An honorable peace was
within their grasp, aud when the people
shall realize that it is only the Infamous
design to strengthen the anti-slaycry
movement which prevent an effort to- az.
tain peace. Woe to the chiefs Of the aSo-
lition party. But words are thrown aTsy
on stubborn fanaticism. He appealed to
the lOftier feelings which shonId peFTsde
humanity-to the lovers OF our common
country. We want Uniou of soTereigns.
mot Of subjects. e.
In conclusion, he urges aud entreats
Congress TO adopt some measure which
may bring about cessation OF hostilities.
with view to mediation.
Adjourned till Monday.
SENATE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

B9rA BRoOKE CoUxTY PRIsOxER.-Hen.
~ DonaVan, young man who left his res.
idenee in Brooke county some months ago
with the avowed intention of going to the
rebel army returned home some time since.
He was arrested the other day by order +
the Provost Marshall, and was brought
down to this city yesterday, and confined
in the Athaeneum. When he left home he
had but a few dollars, but when he re-
turned he had fine horse and consider
able sum of money.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
p0oNE % Que sFx1Ton.=Ir rnr.s

H9eoNR or Qua SENATORS IK rag zsrx-
oar scHo0ts.-The Hatioaas Iafellgeae.,
of a day or two since, contains The follow.
ing complimentary notice Of one of our
Senators:
Having occasion recently TO refer 10 The
praiseworthy services of an honoTobIe
member Of Congress in promoting SabbstS
school and other benevolent objects in 4bis
city 1t Is now our pleasure TO add Zfhs
name Of the Hon. WHitman I. Wiley who
with his cOlleage, so ably represents Viz
Slnia In the Senate, as another of onr NH.
iAnthrOPic Statesmen who devotes his b6prs
OF Ielsqrs from legislative duties in Sfnr-
tnGtence of that popular system which not
only lnstFucts our children in the rudi-
ments of 40 education. but teaches les
sons OF virtue, piety, aud usefulness which
van be remembered through a long Ispse
OF years. Mr.. Wii!ey's eloquent sGeecb Al
tue Foundry Church on Sunday afternoon
VAL not soon fade from the mind of any
one present on that occasion.
We should like to know where the res,
of the Congressman aud Senators wero
when Mr.. Wiley was making that speech
on Sunday afternoon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
Proposals for Furnishing Fresh Beef
to Troops in the Field.


WHEELING, Va, May 5, 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS (nArkeSi 4ibropOsaIR to BE-
~ opened May u will be received at this ONCE
until o'clock 2. NJ. 18th inst for furnishing ali
me FRESH BEIT that may be required fer troops in
the held composing the Brigade OF Brig Cen j. D.
Cox, t1r two months, commencing on the list dAy Of
June next. The Beef to he OF good, wholesome
quality and to be delivered In equal portions Of fore
aud hind quarters (nScks and kllAnks excludeCIl
u such Quantities as may be required by the
CotntuiAsaTy Of the Brigade. The probable guam
tity TO be delivered each week Will be eighty
thousand pounds. The contractor will be REQUIRED
TO KEEP an agent near the Headquarters OF the
Brigade, with an adequate supply ii cattle con.
stHntly on hand, ready to fill orders from the Com.
mlsslry OF the Brigade. Payments will be made
N HthIy for the amount Of Fresh Beef delivered on
the presentation Of the Brigade COnmisary's recent
therefor. Tue accepted bid will form the basis Of
Srtten contract Of the usual form and conditions
Bond In the SUN Of ten thousand ilOlars with two
Suteties whose individual respons hiy for the above
sum shall be eeTti ID to by the Clerk OF the Court
where they reside. will BE required Proposals must
be accompanied by the oath OF allegiance Of the paF
y making the bid Proposals from q irm must srt-
city the nAInes and residences OF the individuals
composing 1t. Each proposal must be ACCOMPANIED
by written GuARESTEE signed by the party making
the bid aud the proposed EuretieA. The ceFtIfcates
o. responsibility, above referred To- must accompany
the guarantee.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

SrRHssuRa. VA, May Is.-Yesterday af-
tsrnoOn band ofabout 800 mounted guer-
rillas made dash on the Railroad guard
beyond Front Royal, and killed and took
= prisoners, all belonging TO the .sth
Pennsylvania regiment.
\ Railroad bridge, SO fee, high, and $50
eetlOng, over the north FORK OF the Sheu-
audoah was completed tonight. The track
VIII be laid and trains will pass over this
forenoon. The work was completed in for
y hours under the Superintendence of G..
W. Maggie, Government Bridge builder.
All quiet 10 front Tonight
II Is currently reported that Milroy and
Schenek are 10 occupation Of Staunton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17


RS- Ak oUTRAoEoUs AssAuLr.-Isaac
Lee and his two sons, committed an ont.
rngeOus assault upon Sol. Butler and his
wife, on Tuesday, at the tavern called the
Great Western, on the National Road. near
S. Clairsville. Butler is the landlord of
the Great Western which is the property
Office. Lee, having leased the property to
citizen of Pennsylvania, wished to get rid
of Butler, aud failing in every other way,
undertook to tVhip him out. He and his two
sons fell upon Butler and his wife, with
clubs and stones, and beat them in terri
Die manner The matter is being judictally
investigated, and it would be well enough
for the public to suspend Judgment until
both sides are heard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

WAsHISorOS, Nay I6.-Tbe Secretary of
the Treasury has issued full instructions TO
me various collectors. respecting clear
Ances TO ports opened by Proclamation of
the President. These instructions author.
ne eiearances at any time before June Ii.
out vessels SO cleared are not TO enter such
ports until on or after that date.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

@-clRouIr COuRr.-The Court was en-
gagged yesterday in the consideration of a
case of unlawful detainer-JOhu Ferrell "a.
Robert Nccullock, verdict for Plaiu,iff.-
The case of the Commonwealth rs. Nathan
cOInet is set for to day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
nD- Srxra Quo uAy,1Ry 10,

ED SIXTH OHI0 CAVALRY The two
battalions of this regiment, now on Vince
ling Island, arrived there on Wednesday
last. The regiment WAS organized Decem-
Der lsIh, 1851. The two battlions on the
Island were recruited in the Western Re-
serve. Ohio, and were organized by Col.
Lloyd, of Steubenville. One battalion.
now at Fort Laramie, Nebraska, was re-
cruised by Lieut.. Col Collins, of aillsboro,
Ohio. The entire regiment, twelve com
panies, numbers LAO men. The two bat.
talions rumber 40 men, including officers.
They will remain here only long enough TO
complete their equipment, and are cow un-
der marching orders.
The following is roll of the commits
stoned officers of the two baltalions. in
Gliding field aud staff:
COLONEL, wv. R. LLOYD.
Major LIST battalion, VIM. Stedmau; Major
ID battalion r. B. Treat; Regiment Adju-
t1nt, Il: J: Wright; Battalion Adjutant, H.
II, Haskell; Regiment Quartermaster, Chas.
wick.
COMPANY OFFICERS FIRST BATTALION.
Company A.-Captain, A. Bingham: lst
Lieutenant, D. R. NOrIhWay; I'd Lieuten-
ant, P. S. Tinom.
Company H-Cnptsin, ]. L. Barber; LIST
Lieutenant, D. c. Ellis; I'd Lieutenant, G.
Company D.-Oaptain, n. A. Barrett; LIST
Lieutenant, L. R. Prior, ID Lieutenant, R.
E. Hedden.
Compa1y E-C,nt,;, r n H.,
Lieutenant, J. E. Wyatt, I'd Lieut.. -.
COMPANY OFFICERS SECOND BATTALION.
Company G.-Captaiu, J. c. Richart; lst
Lieutenant. J. n. Roberts; I'd Lieutenant,
G. L. Wilson.
Company L.-Captain, C. L. Bartlett; LIST
Lieutenant, W. H. Petries; I'd Lieutenant,
H. H. Abell
Company L-Captaiu, J. S. Abel; LIST
Lieutenant, Vim. J. haight; I'd Lieutenant,
Elias Shepard. r.
Company C-Captain, John H. Cryer; LIST
Lieutenant, J. II. Lemon; 2lLieutenaut, ].
5. Miller.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

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ready, and reliable GOID PEN, exactly adapted to
your hand and style of writing which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens If you
want it, 'The Pen Is Mightier than the Sword
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
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CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
Merchants who want their books TO look we'll must
use the CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
All Government Of5eials should uss the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
An county and city Ofieia.s should use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Every one that writes any document should use
~ LAUGHLNs EUsHFIRLD's
GENERATED CIEllIoAL WRITING FLUID.
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