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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-15

ADJUSTMENTS on THE ICE.-The
weather was pleasant yesterday, hut
somewhat wintry. withal. The sun
shone brightly, but his rays hud little
effect. The day was too fine to miss,
and as the ice ON the creek was the first
Of the season, a great many people
young and old, seized the opportunity
for exercise on skates. The smaller
boys played skinny" and the larger
ones lent welcome assistance to Young
ladies who timidly veutured on the
slippery surface. To do perfect Justice
we Will say that quite a number of
young ladies were on the ice, who ap-
PeAred to skate with the utmost conf
dence, and should have spurned prof
Tered assistance. But it was ali the
same. They had TO be helped too.
What particular pleasure there Is in
this practice of Joining hands with n
female skatist, and then awkwnrCiIy
laboring along in company, a crusty
bachelor friend of ours declares he can
not for the life of him see. The CHEZ
delight in skating he thinks to be the
almost complete liberty OF motion at
tending il. This cannot be preserved
when one Is unable to strike out'' be-
cause of neighboring hoops, ando the
pleasure is gone. The thing is wrong
IN principle, says our friend, and should
be abolished. How many are there
who will agree with him?
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The SIXTH WARD MEEr1So.-A
called meeting of the Democra tic votes
-ofthe Sixth Ward was held last even
ing. Important matters were discussed
and the speakers grew warm, at times
acrimonious. 1t was all about ratifv-
ing the Democratic nominations FOR the
Council, made at the primary meetinS,
last Saturday evening. Mr.. Forbes was
one OF the speakers, so was Mr.. Hnrris
son, Mr.. II. l.. Sweeney and Mr., Baker
Mr.. n. Reister made a motion thar
the rattfying business be done by bal
lot. The Chairman put the motion. as
though It were to be voted Vtrd rolce.
Mr.. Sweeney objected, and made a
very spirited little speech in Opposition
20 the course pursued by the Chair.
Mr.. Baker took the floor, and replied at
length. His arguments were not con-
Yincing. Mr.. Sweeney, who Is natur-
al orator, was too much for him. There
was an exciting time. the Chair was
sustained, and the nominations were
ratified not by ballot. Great dissatis-
faction exists in the Ward on account
OF this and other matters. The railroad
machine shop and Belmont Mill men
are united almost to a man against the
nominations. How will they vote on
election dayR
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eFBs &C. H.--.'.t
pI. VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u u I dated the 18th July, 1854; from Francis
wife, and ]. Barton DetWiler to MS, duly re-
corded in the Recorders office for Ohio coun-
", In DOCK So page 4S5, we shall offer for sale
a. PIt6IIS o a1ctio6 nt the front door Of the
JASUARY, 1867, commencing the sale at 10
o'clock, a. m. the following deSCribed LOT OT
ground situated in that part Of the city or
wheeling commonly known as Centre
street, forty-four feet; on the east by Water
street, two hundred and sixty.four feet; on
the south by an alley, forty- four feet; on the
west by 2 line two hurried and sjxty-four
Ieet IN length and distant foTty-four feet
from the west line of Water street. On the
lot there Is most substantial stone founda-
ton Tor building, forty.four feet in width
and about LEO feet in length, together with a
ssiSostantialIy built brick stack, and many
Atthe slime time and place will also be
sold steam engine, boilers, &c, all com.
plete, OF the following dimensions: Cylinder
10 inch bore, and feet stroke, Eetup In sub.
Stantl9l cast-iron frame the whole length.
east-iron arms. Three SO inch Cylinder
Boilers, with cast front, all complete, T-I7--
I TERMS OF SALE.-One- third OF the pur.
chase money In cash; and the remaining
tEo-ihlrds, IN two equal instruments, pay
able In six and twelve months, with Interest
nom the day ofsale. The purchaser ofeither
the lot or the engine boilers, DC, to give
bonds for the credit Instruments, with Sc
curtty to be approved by us.
20. o.. -.ssa s. BRADY, ftTF IT,
: dcl2-dstdwts Ir 10 Trustees.
Cincinnati "CommercIaln and Baltimore
American publish three tunes in daily
and weekly thereafter till sale.li a...s
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Open1nr OF the skatInr.parI-.

Long and anxiously, since the cold
weather set in have maids and ma
irons, old men, young men and bows.
waited for the welcome notice that the
Park would be thrown open to skaters.
In anticipation of this glorious event.
worthy of chronicle in the archives Of
the city, they have been running hither
and thither to discover the best skates.
the prettiest goods for dresses, the most
becoming hats and caps and the warm
est gloves and muffiers.
The weather and other matters were
propitious and th9 Managers were able
TO announce that if brass band should
go through the city, yesterday evening,
playing the most delicious airs, there
would be skating on the Park from 61<
Z. Nj. until the noon of night. This
announcement attracted attention yes
terday morning. It was the theme of
conversation all the day. ROSY Inns
murmured oyerit. Moustached mouths
were deepl y Joyous. There was much
excitement. Anxious ears were kept
open for the notes of the band.
AT last the band was heard. It
played through the principal streets.
and jubilant ladies and gentlemen
wendell their way TO the Park.
The music played. The skaters
skated. The moon shed her softest
rays upon the scene. The lamps burned
dImly. There was high old time.
The ice was splendid, the displays of
skill magnificent. Late at night the
skaters returned to their homes. Quick
ly they went to bed. Softly they slept
until this morning. Tonight they will
go again.
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MARRIAGE

henect that sound mind and body are tbs
NOS necessary requisites to promote con mn
pa! oiaI happneSS. nheed, without these the
Ss 81 life becomes weary pIigrim-
the mind becomes Swallowed with fiesnair a 5TI
Ih int with the melancholy reflection that the
naPPineSS OF another becomes blighted with
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BLUFF.-A little controversy has
sprung up between the editors of the
the Clhrksburg Telegraph and ConSerpd-
tiue as TO who is the best friend of the
colored population of that place. The
editor of the Conservative thinking to
bluh him of the Telegraph, proposes
that the latter, having the blnoks under
guardianship, shall show the sincerity
OF himself and friends, by getting up u
SUBSCRIPTION and building the negroes Il
church, the Conservative GUARANTEEING
as large subscription by the Copper
heads as by the Union men. The edi-
tor ofthe Telegraph takes up the glove.
and has prepared n subscription paper
for the purpose indicated, headed it
with = subscription for $50, and calls
upon his friend Of the Conservative to
come on. We hope 1t may turn out u
good thing for the darkeys.
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Ice on BEDILLIoS's DAM.-we learn
ed, yesterday, that the ice on the creek,
above BedilliOn's Dam, about three
miles from the city, is as smooth as
glass. Nothing like it con ice" has
been seen in this vicinity for years. A
gay party OF ladies and gentlemen in
tend taking advantage of it to-day.
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RELIAScE.-we deem 1t to be our duty TO
say to our readers, that the most implicit re-
lance can be placed on Goes Cough Balsam.
1t Will cure your children ofcrOup, and your-
self OF any cough. cold, sore throat or pnlnno-
nary affection. It is the cheapest and best
preparation in the market.
Dyspepsia can be surely and permanently
cured by Goes Dyspepsia Cure. Thousands
OF dysPeptics are sending in their testin1o-
mails to the proprietorS, saying 1t has curej
mem; We say to those who are suffering
OF any disorder OF the stomach or 6oJTels'
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RoGHGNETITitr NAM IN 'l55Il .AND ENTRA p
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PRosPERIrY OF THE ZANE STREET
NJ. T.. CHURcH.-The revival, which we
spoke OF in recent issue, ms propress-
Ing at the Zane Street NJ. e. Church, is
still going on, with excellent results.
During the past six weeks, on Sunday
evenings, the crowd has been SO great
Mt the Church, that many have been
Obliged to so away without finding
aisles and pulpit, have been full,
Every available place for sitting or
9thndtng has been taken possession of,
The number of RCcessiOns since the
commencement of the meetings is one
hundred and ten, and it is to be hoped,
moro are coming,
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DEDICATION OF THE ZANE STREET NJ.
E. CHUBcH.-We are informed by the
Pastor of the Zane Street NJ. L. Church,
that arrangements have been made for
its dedication on the Both of December
next. Rev. DIR. Eddy, of Chicago, has
been written to and has promised 10 be
present on the occasion.
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For Sale or Exchange for City
Property. u 3-s.ssS.

$50 Aeres Of Land IN Murshau Co., ". "a.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale or exchange for city property, his
Farm, situated on Stull's Run, Marshall Co.,
West Va, one mile from Wheeling Creek
Said Farm contains $50 acres OF good land,
10O acreSs OF which are in a good state OF Gull
ttTation, the balance in timber. There Is a
good frame dwelling house on the prem fses
also fine young bearing orchard Of $50 trees
OF desirable fruit ~ JAS. MATTHEW'S,
noVZ1'lmd Wheeling, w. Va.
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SKATING PARK.-Everybody who
intends visiting the Skating Park
should remember that before exposing
vide themselves with suitable boot for
the occasion. The place to get the best
and incest is at GRrdiner's, cheapest
boot and shoe house in the world, He
has just the thing, splendid high cut,
polish, glove kid and goat boots, selling
at less than manufacturers prices, 1853
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MtatfaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
EsTkgLIsHED AS "A Z RT.F1rcpr rpm,
- QUACKERY.
TIE oNLYPLACE WREREA CURE0AU
BE OBTA TNED. N<1E'

H.5oe5Ns0N has discovered theupst Cav.
n az, speedy, and only EdecluaI RemeS1v
Tt, Iie moElu Tor Weakness of the BacIc ~
Inns LII STRUCTURES, Affection OF the KIine99I1
1aSrI SlaqaeE, Involuntary Discharges Impo
nltSSS T TsneIal DeDllity, Nervousness, DyS
! 1qsas, Palpitation or the Heart, TimIdit%
nisaasa n S;, DimneSs Of Sight, or GIddinaSz
i IS;sst OF the Head, Throat, Nose, or SlSjn'
6niiSctIlonS OF the Liver, Lungs Stnmach n!
Terrible Disorders arising fI VI
PLaclicSs more fatal to their victims than f6S
IsyiiS o.. 3l SyTens 70 the Mariners of UiysSeS
!3 taIIs Lnedr most brilliant hopes or iltIc1
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CINCINNATI F
Leave Wheeling
RNau- E-.N-.HRI
MAIL TRAIN-DAILY TRAIN.

Leave Wheeling lex
Saturday. aL.lO:25 Pm.
BenWood... ....l0:55 "
MoundsVille..ll'l4 "
Cameron........l&26 AN
Mannington. ls58 /"
ERlrmoht..... 2:4l.A.M,
GEalton, Jnnct. H.
y. w. Va. r 3:4S "
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A BEAUTlFul4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE
"A three miles east of Wheeling, on the
National Foad, adjoining, and east OF the
place formerly owned by z. NJ. Norton, Esq.
~ Ihe grounds, (ne9rly five acresl are tasteful
" adorned with Shrubbery and shade treets
furnished iand will be so sold II desired. Pos
session given by January lst, 1867. Apply to
in Custom House, icIJ-Iw
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Propertv for Sala

ON WHEELING ISLAND, LOCATED
" on the corner Of Broadway and Ohio sts.,
consisting OF three two story frame houses
I'm a block each containing i've rooms and
II sold before the LIST of January they will be
disposed of at less price than after that date,
For terms, apply 10 CHARLES NICHOLS,
on the DFeInfses . ~ TTFII-F = dos .0,pIIo
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JOHN L. WILSON Master of TRANSPORTATION
40 r. 7. DEVRlES
GcLO General Agent, Wheeling
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BntGIs.
Stannnn House.

Il Informs his hiends and the public general
", that he Will open the 'Stamm House, mo.
p Water street, on Monday next. The House
and Is complete In every respect. The Pro-
prietor pledges himself to spare no pains to
render his guests comfortable, and hopes to
Ample stabllng, attended by q careful and
attentive hostler. 10 .s1y.E -.yrsf ~
tn2-6m l-rE ~ EHENRY STAAIM.
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Buy YOUR HATS AND CARS AT HAR-
PERs'.-The winter is upon. us, and as
usual, we are behind hand with our
preparations TO meet it. First, the
Skating Park was not ready, and until
Inst evening, we have been obliged to
do without our much loved nights on
the ice, when little greater activity on
the part of the managers would have
made matters all right. Second, If the
Park had been ready, we were not pre-
pared with the proper articles to ex-
clude the cold from head and ears, If
we had kept our eyes open a little
wider, we should have been prepared
for any fate. We should have seen that
Harper & Brother, at the corner of
Main and Union streets, have recently
received new stock of fine hatsI,and
caps, which they will sell at the very
cheapest rates. They have on hand all
sizes, styles and qualities, and every
one in want of a covering for the head
can find there the precise article to suit
him, The Messrs. Harper are gentle
manly, and think it no trouble to show
their entire stock to any one desiring to
look at it. Give them call.
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IMPORTANT APPoINrMENT.-Col. H.
w. Crothers, of Wellsburg, has been
appointed by the Secretary of the
Treasury, Revenue Inspector for the
First District of West Virginia. The
duties, we understand, are of a general
supervisory character.
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BUILDING A PULPIT.-Chas. @. KEN
BILE, Esq, of the frmer of Hoxie &
kemble, architects; Philadelphia, Pa,
OF the Zane street NJ. L. Church. Mr..
Kemble is engaged in experimenting
the building of the Fourth Street NJ. f.
Church. His reputation is sufficient
warrant that both jobs will be well
done
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American Life Dro1.lps

For the speedy cure of
ID p II II r RIA.
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat Bron-
chltts, rheumatism and all kindred
complaints.
nor FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
Il been before the people, and the verdict
a3,'l a no fFon even by the con-
been sold within that time, Is, that = -
ait ALWARS CURESn
Read the following, which is ONLY a anac,.
men men OF the many letters we are daily receIY-
.o.a,,. - "BosTox, MASS.
sag nsding my general prejudice against pro
PtlSSuAty lOf patent medicines 1 WINS fndTIcaII
" " uuy Two bottles Of the American TJGe
f GThOks. tnrO1gh the nigh recommendation OF
SSS1ugnsS Golds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis 20
ldy son, sixteen Year, of age was faIre6 1s1I[S
1917 u Win Dlptherta, and could scarcely
W. W. Is OF sWalloW, his breathing was SO bad
InS LIE drops before calling phvsician ~
using the Drops according 10 direction M,
MaS soon retrieved and the disease entirely
broken up. let a friend SmffsTinrI y1vitk
h rheumatism have one of tine IIntfIssJ Ne
saSs the Lille drops gave Immediate relief
ano are the best medicine he ever used a
iT44IIitily neSr him, suffering from Colds and
Olcerated Sore Throat, used some m his and
were cured in a short time. since then I let
NY DEOLneFt physician have part of mine,
anu win which he cured bad case OF Dip
tttnsIA. he Is constrained to acknowledge
truly yours, Alb. ELDER"
4ns Ahe drops are carefully prepared BY
ORRIN SKINNER 4 CO..
Ara .oi zoe Sls PEoPrietoTs, Springfield, Mas,
ana soid by an Druggists. .
Demas Barnes q Co, New York, Fuller,
Z !ncn; q Co., Chicago, General Agents.
-EotS -. it"-f aa-t q BON
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RIVER NEws.-The river is falling.
with about nine feet in the channel.
The regular packets leave to-day as
usual, with the exception of the Hill
man, which has laid up at the lower
end of the wharf. There will conse.
quently be no Cincinnati pncket.
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B. B. and S. at l98 Market SQUARE.

Hate Journal Of Health says that buck
wheat nour contains more nutriment at less
price than any other article OF food you can
buy. To make light, sweet, and wholesome
buekwheat cakes you should use Booking,
UHTiUuiled Baking POtpdler. Sold by grOcers
and dealers RenefalIy
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LAID UP on ACCOUNT OF ICE.-The ice
in the river Is getting rather heavy. md
good many steamboats, have laid up
IN consequence in as secure places as
could be found. The Gypsy, GAINESVILLE,
webster and Viola, have taken refuge
above the Water Works. The water
there is deep and the bend in the river,
ut the upper end of the city, causes the
il,Sg ice to hug the Island shore.
The position is considered by steamboat
men one of the best along the river.
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THE members of the Eng. Evan.
Lutheran Church and Sabbath School
will be glad to hear of the entire resto-
ration to health OF their pastor, Rev. S.
b. BarnitZ, and also OF his return to ac-
tive duty. From Mr.. George Fricker,
one of the officers of the church, we
learn that Mr.. Barnitz will preach to-
morrow morning and evening, and
will address the Sabbath School at 2
p. m.
A private letter from Mr., Barnitz
says: feel like n new man, and re-
Joicc Mt the thought of soon returning to
mingle with those who are SO dear to me,
and again to stand forth in pleading
for the orphan, and suffering and neg
lected little ones. He will, no doubt,
receive hearty welcome to-morrnM.
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FUNERAL OF WIN. HESNEMAS.-The
funeral of VIM. Henneman, who died Il
few days since, took place yesterday
afternoon at ~ o'clock, from his
brothers. residence on Main street, First
Ward. The deceased was a worthy
member of the Fire Department, and
also belonged TO the odd Fellows Soci-
ETY.. The members of both, in consid-
cradle numbers, attended his body to
Its last resting place.
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MONEY PAID INTO THE COUNTY
TREAsURT.-Yesterda Sheriff Sew
bold paid into the County Treasurer,
of County and School levies.
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THE SKATING PARK will be open to-
day and this evening. Tickets Is cents.
Five for one dollRr-to be obtained at
Bookings, Milan Bros, the Bridge
Corner Drug Store, and at the Park.
SStoSkhoiders' Tickets to be had at
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FOLLOWING SUTT.-A popularity of
the gentleman who runs the local ma
chine of our Market street contemporary,
is the use of the word "ButleriZe''-that
is to say, verb transitive, meaning to
steal. 1t may be that many Of his
readers, in their delight over this wit
ticism, as n joke on General Butler,
imagine it to be original. The truth is
it has been the daily slang of the Rich
mond prints ever since Andy johnson
first Tylerized. Whenever anybody
round Richmond steals anything, il
is "Butlerized." 1t was a long time
before the sprightly youth up street
saw the point; but at last it daWned on
him, and he "ButIerized" the phrase
at once. Having been Hunterized and
OVer-ized, this new word of Richmond
coinage finds a welcome Judgment up
there, because it seems 10 strike at
those other "Beasts," Hunter and over.
as well as "Butler." We would re,
specially call the attention of our
friend to another Improvement he
should adopt. The Richmond papers,
instead of saying a horse was stolen,
say it was "Sheridanized." This Is at
once convenient and highly expressive
of the sentiments ofthose usingit. We
it.
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BOARD OF EDUCATIoE.-At n meeting
OF the Board of Education, held in the
City buildings. Thursday evening,
some important business was transact.
ed, affecting the relations of pupils to
the schools, allowing an additional lot
for the colored school on Hamden
street, changing the location of the
Clinton school house, DC. We have not
spaye this morning for the full pro-
ceedings, but hope to lay them before
our readers in Mondays issue,
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NOTHING is more appropriate for q
Christmas present than an eIepantly
bound book, to be obtained at j, g. or
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9pF Sale.
For Sale

HAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE
IL nom this city, offer my Dwelling
House situated on Market St, for sale I viii
sell same with or without Furniture, and
can eve Possession to suit purchaser
dcIBS2R ~ IL d. ROSENTHAL
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and Business stand for snIe
s..,t..rf on kFfesTsIanSI 7

T WILL SELL CHEAP A FIRsrRATE
i business stand, bakery, &C., situated on
zane street, near the entrance TO the fair
grounds, Wheeling Island. The house con-
talns I':rooms, dnisEeu attic, cellar, SO; to-
getheE with stable and all necessary out
loaVes at time, and is above high water
mark. Tie lot Is 90 by 1870 feet. For terms
once In Custom House. 80 dcl3.lrr
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You've gentlemen that wish to make
an elegant present-one WSetta as well
as ornamental-go to ]. G. Orr & Co.'S.
and buy one of those nice writing
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BRICK HOUSE
For Sale

f,sf,.,. -. .,-r..-F For Sale. -..
+ OFFER FOR SALE MY TWo-SToRY
i brick dwelling, containing seven rooms
summer kitchen, good cellars, bath room
and pantry. have thoroughly repaired and
improved the property this year. It-fronts
Third street; together with q two-story Brick
containing four rooms and cellar, In the rear
dei t5EE q 'Hs az Egw1N HoRSBRooK
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Go To Gardeners, l59 Main street, and
get your High, Cut, Polish Boots, and
then go to the Skating Park,
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#edtEaI.
Stmtlta stmtli0s,l Celrqatttr.
HrHTBHREV
HOnooaono+bio O.

: HOmeopathIc Specifies,
HAHh LPH0YED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
experience an cnttre success Sinple-Pronnpf-
E55sient. and Reliable, They are the .oaly Neil.
mat mistakes cannot be made in using them; 20
q 70 Be free from danger, and so eeient n
70 - always RELIABLE Thoy have raised the hiRhesf
from all, and win always render sat.
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IF You wish to instruct as we'll A,
please your children, give them nieS
BOOKS for Holiday presents, from ]. C.
Orr Is CO..
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SEATING Boors-Just the thing, a
Gardeners, l59 Main street.