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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-01
THE LAST DrTTioin MRNS.EWTade

THE LAST DrToH AIRN.-Rad Hamp-
ton once declared he would never snr-l
render, and when he did ..eoIne down, y
he swore he would mo ASK for pardon.
but would sfdie frst. y This was in the
good old fashioned Southern style. and
looked tragedy all over But Wade
thinks better of it, and concludes NOT to
die first, Just at present, and SO he
seeks the Pfesid dent and begs his pslr-
don. r.. Nj I. Hunter is also anxious
for forgiveness, and we need not be
surprised to hear of BfeclSinridge, slf-
dell, Mason and more OF that ilS Creep
ing slyly to Washington one of these
days. Their brayado, like Wade Hannp-
tons, must be all gone by this time.
Hunter has had much to aff1iet him
lately The Augusta, Ca. Chronicle
says that less than month ago the
body of Sarah, a lovely daughter of
sixteen, was placed In the family bury
ing ground. Ten days since, q son Of
fifteen, Musco, Rasl drowned while
bathing, and sleeps beside his sister.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-01

3 - F.
KRNTUcRY.-It seems that the anti-
slavery men of Kentucky have carried
that State, on the popular vote. Adisl
patch nom Frankfort to the Cincinnati
Gdsette states that the official vote in
los counties gives Neele, Union, II 1,g19;
Garrard, opposition; ~ ,761. Neele's
and Wolfe, remain to he heard from.
InfoTmati ion (unothcia is that Neelass
majority In Wolfe is d little Short Of
200, and that GaEraFd,s majority IS q
little short of 200 in Ballard. Nodonbt
Is entertained in Frankfort OF Neeieis
(antf-slaveryl election.
This Is q small majority, but It IS
enough to indicate that lSentuelsr Is
prog fessink rapidly. Last yelir IsifieolIt
had only q, ,Ts8, to "a 4,30l.foF Mcclellan.
This vast majority of q, SIS has been
overcome In less than a year, and that,
too, ON 2 strmght anti-sIayefy issue.
The rule of the Pro-slayery men In that
State is practically over.
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And mid his roars and frantic cries.
o, may eternal ashes rise, fFRFft
And blow foreverin his eyes .tE6tkJ
Glory, HalleluJah
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-01

In burning birthstone may he be.
While little devils dance in glee,
Then lock The door and lose tie keip- ~
Glory, Hnlleluialll I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-01

The PresByt church In the
SphtIl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-01

nISO, CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. A
supply Just reeeiyedl Z OF slle Who'll esaIeI
and retail, by z BOOKING; ODD Fellows
Hail Ding Store, = ansls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-01
~OURE fWARRANTEDva

N DIRECTIONS ARE Followed.
Fepaley cIlrel.lag. .leae,aoing an snepson,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-01
President IincoIn,s TFil,st DoIIa,...

One evening in the executive cham-
ber there were present a number of
gentlemen, among them. Mr.. Seward.
A point in the conversation suggesting
the thought, Mr.. Lincoln said, esews
ard, you never heard, did you, how 1
earned my first dollar?s no., said
Mr.. Seward. 'swell, y replied he, t.I
was about Eighteen years Of age. IBez
longed, you know, to what they call
down south the scrubs -people who
do not own land and slaves are nobody
tlaefe+ RptNFe had SUE Cd in fdisjns
chiefly by my labor, sIi Il icient prod nee.
as-4 thonghtt TO JUS me in taking it
down the river to sett. 44ftet much.
persuasion i got the consent of nv
mother to go, and constructed n little
nat boat large enough To take the barrel
or two OF things that we gathered with
myself and a little bundle, down TO
New Orleans. a steamer was coming
down the river. We have, you know,
no Whnryes along the western streams,
ana the custom Isl was, If passengers were
at any of the landings for them to 20
ont in boat, the steamer stopping and
taking them on board. Il .was conteni-
plating my new fiat boat, and wonder
ing whether could make it stronger
or improve it in any particular, when
Two men came uoWnztO the shore in
carriages with trunks, and looking at
the different boats singled out mine,
and asked, who owns thisY'g L an@
swered, somewhat modestly, II do,
will YOU, said one of them, take us
and our trunks out to the steamer ?,
Certainly said I. / was very glad to
have the opportunity of earning some-
thing. 1 supposed that each would
give me two or three bits. The trunks
were put on my fiat boat, the passen-
gers seated themselves on the trunks,
and / seulled them out to the steam
boat. They got on board, and / lifted
up their heavy trunks and put them on
deck. The steamer was about to put
on steam, when called out that they
had forgotten to pay me. Each of them
took from his pocket silver half dol
lar, and threw it on the floor of my.
boat. could scarcely believe my eyes
as ], picked up the money. Gentlemen,
you may think it a very little thing,
and in these days it seems to me like d
tritie; but 1t was a most important inci-
dent of my life could scarcely credit.
that I, a poor boy, had earned dollar
tnless than n dAy-that by honest work
i had earned dollar. The world
seemed wider and fairer before me. 1
was a more hopeful and confident being
from that ime.-SSpTfnafe Uiion.,
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Franklin insurance Company
nInrcnops. r,,,,,,,lI,,,,,,'''''''''

- azoF w1rEELR'e. y, illaf
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WHAT SHE GOT FOR HAVING a Boy.
-on certain wedding occasion TINT
we have read of peelSy and inquisi-
tive old lady, who came without fnRi-
tatfon, hustled up the bride and quer-
led: $50, yeW hre gotn to be matried9 ?
Keep house, eh4. Coin to have a GID, I
spose4i' The expectant bride, quite
dnmbfounded at such question, stam-
mered through her bluslfes ethate She
really could not say whether It would
be a girl or boy. But We vote for boys;
for see here: Mrs. Senator Kate Chase
SpfReueI foIIoBitng the exanple 0fmbt6
common people, has a baby, n boy
about five weeks old. Mrs. Sprague's
mother-in= law presented her with $780,
600 for having boy, and settled $780,
600 on the fortunate little stranger.f p
The Scripture says the laborer is wor-
thy of his hire - but isn't half a mil
lion rather extTayagnnt pay for such
"a performance, especially with milk at
ten cents quartz sst e5str-
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IA planter of the Parish of Iberville,
La, has addressed the following com
municatiop to the Freedmen's Aid AS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09
PROPOSALS FOR HEATING APPARATUS.

Il NAsHiSGros, ID. c., july 26 1885.
Sealed proposals will be- received
vsng Architect Treasury Department Washington, D. g.,
IL NJ of August Is 1853 for all the improved Heating
Apparatus (hot Goulds pstent), that
ared the public buildings charge this
partnent prior 20 the 18th OF August 1866
The required will be the hot system
hot and steam combined tGoud's
tent bidders required 10 furnish descriptions
plans of their mode Of construction.
The all be furnished and put
complete within reasonable time from date OF order and
must be in perfect working condition when turned over 10
the proper officers.
The bids per cubic foot OF actually heated
price all expenses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paint
ing cutting of constructing masonry Sc the freight ana
OF fnechancs u the services
suitable be procured In the places where tho
apparatus Is 70 be put up, will be paid for extra
exceeding 20 cenum OF the value OF WORK
done VIII be made during the progress OF the work upon
certificates authorized occrs 40 per cenm VIII be pad
during period OF the cold SON. the balance of 10 per
VIII be retained Twelve months after the compile
work All repairs alterations becoming necessary
during this period Of twelve months and which were occa
stoned by imperfect working OF The apparatus must be made
atbihc cost of the contractor.
All bids he accompanied by the bond OF two RESPONSE
BILE persons Ia the OF SIS 900 that the bidder viii accept
the security be certified by the Collector of Internal
Revenue of the district.
Department the right TO reject all the
bids IL deemed 20 the interest OF the government to
bid will be considered that conform to
the requirements Of this advertisement.
should be endorsed Proposals for Heating Ap
paTatus ~ and must he addressed TO
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

OFFICE CHIEF on "A RTERMASTER DEPARTMENT OF
~ the Gulf. New Orleans, June % l665-Proposas will
be received transport the freight
per barrel foot pound head according To kinds and de-
scrptons from New Orleans Mobile Pensacola and
mediate posts and when practicable from Mobile to Mont
gomery and intermediate points The bids n be for steh
ers and sailing vessels The ST. Joseph Street Railroad will
be considered In the proposal II arrangements can be
made II Will be placed under control of the contractors and
the stores WIN be delivered the railroad In New Orleans
the leyee. If 10 b
4. HOIOBID Colonel Chief Oua rtc rnastAr
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supervising Architect, treasury Department.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect.
PROPOSALS FOE BuRGLAR PROOF SAFES.

Sealed proposals. win be- the Office OF Supervis-
ing Archiiec Treasury Department Washington d. G., I'M
t II ~ Is 1888 Tor all the Fire aud Burglar Proof
Vaults required by the Treasury DEPARTING prior
10 iufurt Is, 1866.
Plans and obtained by application 10 this
personally by letter Tie locks for the safes Will be
furnished the Department but must be put on by the con-
without extra charge.
The delivered and set mp, within
lie from dste of order, q their place Of destinations In
perfect condition. and the LOCKS must he IN perfect working
w the safe r. turned the officer
The bids be per superficial foot measured on the outside,
price all charges whatever door fixtures,
raiunr &c Freight and actual transpora-
lion expenses Except board OF nechanicf the services OF
suitable be at the place whcrc The sae
IL to be put uwi be paid for extra All bids must be ac
companicd by the bond Of respons le in the sum
S. the bidder viii and perform the contract
If awarded to hhe sunceny OF the security 10 I've certi
by the Collector Internal Revenue OF the district
The Department the right 10 reject or all tho
bids II be dermcd the interest o the government TO do 30;
bid considered that does conform 10 the
requirements OF this adynrtiscfae
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Safes and
Vaults and be addressed 10
Supervising Architect. Treasury Department
IsAikH ROGERS
Supervising Architect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

CscsSa xdSsoUoT 6sf1 1fssET .f5 cosfs1ccff
ors.sspsrsls sea,sd peob3Ak ~ - rscsivsd :. ~
1853 Tor the con5tfuedoa o. sM fpwinS s6est owe
Hammond streets: IN fftyfoaftk sset from sixth ave-
nue. % point 20 fees east d Fiy street from Sixth
avenue TO point $50 In Forty hfh street. between
Fifth and sixth avenues; In Hanover square and Pearl
street. point 500 feet east Of Tenth avenue and
through Tenth avenue street. and stone blocs
pavemen In Seventy street. between Third and Fourth
avenues IN Twentieth street between Third and Fourth
avenues In Fifty second street. Seventh and
Eighth avenues; In Forty street between Lexington
and Fourth avenues and in Twenty street. between
endorsed its envelope with the Of the for which
Offering
Blank forms and specifications had on application
to the Contract Clerk this Office (Rounda Civ Hall
park. THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBT. L. DARRAGH tAqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Yong August &
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CEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING PUBLIC
= market IN the Eighteenth ward, authorized by act OF
Legislature, March l5 1863 will I've received until August 10,
office OF John y. Hayward Esq. No - Delaney
street plans &C. be The Commissioners
the right TO all bids deemed ineonsstent 10
the interest ~ the city.
1 hEY}A Y INV NhAhNp5sRRr' Commissioners
. JACOB II. GtMiiE,
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DURNnAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS -FURN1TuHk
ID families moved ely county, ipanoir!c, tlInltnrc
bored shpped furniture stored Once, us ives. Eleventh
street. sirth aveDpe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS SERVED
" In the army, and received honorable discharge.
situation porter steady employment in New York
Brookyn write WE'LL and keep accounts IL required
Brooklyn.
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COphGvNERsIgrPs.

A PRACTICAL. BUSINESS MAN, WHO HAS OBJ
n tanned patents for Improvements In an indispensa
be and highly valuable article, Wishes 20 get Partner with
capital OF about siO who will be able 20 load he
mcrcan.ic part OF business The best Of
testimonials about the qualifications OF the advertiser be
produced. Persons OF uuquesonabe integrity only Will
please apply For further particulars address W. NJ,
nera1 onI
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The Celebration estcrdny.

TuE great procession ycs,criay As VIII Le seen
"a hs accounts puthahed ir another Par, = to.
days Sus-was Tie GncVt and m 5si brilliant ever
witnessed In our city. The porp1uerncnt on &C..
count " the weather sfo-ird tmo 10 pet'o-t tho
details, and there was nothing wanting h. mar the
effect. mesa wag au'pcrcc 3 - general consent,
and the entire population turn'd out 10 witness =
pageant that reflected Mo popular So rotation -
abe recent services Of our gallant .ters ani sail
and their leaders. The reported victory oi Cen
oral snrnmAs also came IN good time
90 exercise favorable influence and
New York put on her choicest holiday
SURE, sud was hrIlllan, wish banners, beauty and
sunshine, snd animated By = noble, pltrorc ep.
hus,un. Not les than uu,r'er o. million 81
people thrpngoi the line ot march Yesterday, and
sLsr appearance ,nI crnduci a0o'i sroler Nus.
Srs,on " ,ts beneficial Influence %. Democratic
institutions Ia developing se',-re-rect sod ind
'iLdsl Industry. There vas NO disorder, pni none
Vi sbc sguaor that mari sEurppean popular oechra'
nous Tho orsvorv anl irewort the siteruoon md
@vening wound up proceedings. which are At least
sAluabc ~ tea.hlng Ms what Va are csrAblo o
schieviny IN thc riIl yr.nder celebration that will
,.cur At no distant da.e when snEBNI1. GuASr,
ssVHoAs, MEApr. rpltrg, lnoS,a, sui the con
stell.,on OF Generals md Admirsls shall hAv,
completely s1uelched tuo rebellion, and secured
abe restoration o. tho uuion aud peace.
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Dear mother you have LEI, Us,
And runs TO tod on Llsh;
q, mother, W. yin mis- yor,
But wen Le VITA You ~ and by.
rdonds sui Relatives Of the family are resp.,ci-
70 y NV 81 20 al. NJ he isne.A- THIS Iresdsyl
y Y.h .., near Ave. Il. Ito
CDYNE-In Brooklyn, sunday, H,rch 9th. after
~ ~. seveie Lines = De beloved we OF
Of iieula n, Cougy PIP, az, ii"'ani. ,.-...,
30 friends Of ne iau'l, sIe ..ic'iiplv invited
20 attend tIe iunclsl This Tue d.. afternoon, At
. O'Clock irou tu' tesigoacr o, u"r husband. -
lorti.l ave- south t,Ooklyn without urhc, no
copy. iOS
jHESLY ON SUNDAY, March 5th, william Zee.
ne, ~ The 10Th veur Of hi' age. ..,.,,
NE inu"lnl 81 take plsco no'a his hate residence
=. ~, e.. =, Bioo.y "a, "a Iute. a, Afternoon, 'th
me ~ o'eoes IA. riepd' rnd relatives s 5 re-
IlNIGAN-On March 9TH, Charlie. T. Finissn,
Of John sui Ann fngAn, lc'iyu' ri ~ Hudson 4.
"Iu he buried on he ,tl Insult 0cioek y N.
tt.T invited 10 ATTEND. g
ANEEisDN-in Hrooslyn IN sunday, March ith,
Nrt Am, ei'"si cn.id oi lho'un and Brideet liaf-
ri.au. 81 b yr.ts, . hoYths and I4ys.
.'.yos Ant friend. Of the .nui a~c respect-
t.i. .uy.tri v attend tie funeral, thi, tfuo,da)
Afternoon, e O'Clock. from the Eessence Of her
parehU, DO GrghGm ~. l9
HOsNEE-On sunday, March 3, Of psraly,a ste-
p'.n ho'uer printer, aced - years months an
tAeIeati,es, friend. aud Acquaintance Of the fam
| dan, 90 H. "c!oct, tom hi- lG'e r'sidenc' =
N.IlC. -. ul
| N'ErlN-In Wilism.butch, on Monday, March
g. John Charlie, SON az Jolu aud Margaret Martin,
! A.tu year, % months and L. duys.
The Ielatne, ,aii n'eqa, ac invited to attend the
funeral, on "Wednesday, March ;, at O'Clock, tom
! 20! So.tA u st. IFS
| AOOSEl MAY Ann Mooney, only daughter Of
! Ionu nn4 haiy doour., H,cI ears, months and
| 4thNf.
| ne friend. Of the fem.ly arc respectfully Invited
10 at"rA tie funeral, Tomorrow, at o'cloch, from
! ., ltYuA,C ~. H-S
| SHAY Margaret Ellen, daughter of Patrick and
! II. .H SHAY. rI "u Uui, months aud d, dave.
lle tune ri viii take place ICON Acr late rcs.lcuce
l~ b. 10Th II, let. LAT ana "a ayes Tuesday alter
! Noon. AtV,u eth. ~ O'Clock. ~
! SIMMONS On SUNDAY. March ., 1868, Andrew
/ SIM usis. va the .Utn yrss O.. his age.
| Tho .uurA, vii take rlSr from the CRY Hospital
A. . O'Clock. la tftcuai and ici'iyes are respect
falls invited 10 g,tcnd without further notice, rs
! SlADAM--On SATURDAY, March 4, ai,er Il severe
Illness, Matte -ul ruI, iU litter " JtuC and 81. A.
| ~ uaIa nscI 2u yVHe, L. months Nud luys.
The t'lAtI'CI Guu lends o. the family invited
| 10 offend tur funeral on Tuesday altelnoOu. March
| :, O., O'Clock, LOn Hanson Place 81, T.. Church,
| !foc lyH. JOS
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SEWING MACHINES.

OUR FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ARE
oOIly rl-. lLos lLAkc tho ramc stitch and do the
sane work "a the high priced machines. They arc
on y TO he seen in operation Mt Mrs Bett's Fancy
store, 1881 lhld ave- where orders viii be received.
MATTER n WILSON, 3il
GEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
Aeti also cusL paid Tor I'd hand mach nes, Singers
AMI Wheeler a " l4sOu's always on hand. sewing
iuL"ilIne trimmings FOR sale Al 1856 Rivingon 81 80
SEWING AACHINES-ALL FIRST CLASS
- Il achnes new aud secondhand for sale, TO rent or
exchange. Machines sold on plrt payment. hahines
lougL and IclaiIe4. AT - BIOadvay, room y, up
STATE cor Worth 4. 80
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%OUSEIY NOTICES..

\ %. H., SO. THE REGULAR Monthly
= - m,rnr Of the aLo,c, rG bee .-,u AZ ldiNinanis
!s' coz o. -oth - anu tth ave, On IUcsd ay, March
$50 8, Io'G. Al the meIuhCIs Rud q sse in az
t,ar ar ."irc 81 20 hc puucnal IN attendance, "a
uelo 10 w ue.a u Importance 20 he tram acted By
9c,,l'ti N sc"t. 2s5
\ O, IA REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ing .. No, ~ viii BE- hold et st. Charles Hall
me me tuesday evening" al y o'clock. IhIn.tull at
ishdahe IS Ie Iured. b. order # VIM McCOW AN.
PIsAk JAhEa ACCil AAEss, Sec IA
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n'srRS.

A TTfNTION, LADiES-THE OLD ES-
IA tablhhei \. Z. Fur ManuiactnTins Co 80 Chat
ham l. oppoite Crooks White Marble HOTEL rs fsll
inc sglt tets NJ their factory Wholesale prices Gail
early and get choice and great bargan satts S4iSG
muiis and col As $50 each aud upwards, SIBERIAN
pnuirreik Fitch Aarti- AID Mink sable eetts very
low. Altering ana repairing 70 the latest tyiet,
against moths Lo0k Dr We RAiDInoth ss Fl.Ea-
J I'M. kSRagsx ~
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM-
"A modated With pi, asgnt rooms, with or without
board, also q few young ltdies at ErfeN et. syl
NAIAN1FD-Bl A DRESSMAKER, A
peter LOHgd ON 4th OF 9th ayes Address n,
S.Guou +, Tor two days 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mothers, Mothers, Mothcis.-Dou't full
to procure Mr.. winslo-s Soothing Syrup for all de-
eases incident 10 the period Of tccthne In children. IL
relieve, the child from pain, cure, wind collie, reru-
laits the bow os and hy living rscf and health 70
tie child, give, rc,t t. the mother. Thirydye cents
bottle. ia
Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor-Be-
c; counterie,s II doubtful, buy direct at de-
pot AZ Liher'yr. 4l0
IIs's'. Honey OF I'orchOuud and Tnr-t
ttl . Cro .or Cc1gb- Clld. iGhuy 1gA hoa1senei'
b-gr. N.l tt'c- snt '-r-. Iodine 10 co-rtnp.ion.
.te borrf q Horrho11d s'o't - ~ Irritation. q. D"
70. q. q c. ,:le'l r'.ta/' =, - zee 80 '",i'
let D.. .,, o.. s", uo.te. OF sac - az GIutr,f =,
C' .t..l lonur, -euett rscn'. ~ Cedar =. ~ 80
" hccler * Wilson's Highest Premium
Lea. 'ttt.h sewing Machine, ~" Btoadrv. see
NL,'l"I & W ilsou'r ButtunhoIe Machine. a2I
10 Purify, Enrich the Blood and Bcauti-
~ the coupDNlon, use Holnhod's Highly COnccutta-
I'd Ituii iNtra,t >arsaparillL One bottle uals IN
STRENGTH QUE sA,On OF tho syrup or Deco tion. 80
Why Injurc tie CompcNion by Powders
and " tOAes which choke or M ny the pores OF The
s ,u tue blood aud you ant smooth aud SOFT stin
use IClAhOid's Extract OF oAfsapAfillA. II gives
6rhancy 10 the coupl .1ion. 1884
4 Clenr, smooth skin and beautiful
Cenp Nou follows The use OF iieluboid's Concentre-
sd fluid tNttaei sai,Hparills. Il removes black
tiots, pluplcs and all etuptions OF the rEiu "a
Not n Few Of the Worst Disorders that
AZ ~ uauk nd arise iIOn CoIEuptionr oil the blood
ii,.mlold'' Extract Of ssrapariiia 10 u remedy OF
| t'g ntnO.t NalIe. 80
The Elliptic Lock-stitch sewing Machine
| run iy hot ait. A. ". ,up2lcc, '3i BruadaHy. ~"
| PyiC's %. II. Sonp-The Peer Peoples
! fi'ad. Cheap aud gov. Sold b. frooc' every
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