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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-31
FOR SALE.
mACH,NERYFOR SALE.

I,HE FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL
be sold in lots to suit purchasers. 1t Is all
in excellent condition, having run but few
One Steam Engine, lOinch cylinder, 2o.ineh
struke, complete.
ope Double Flued Boiler 20 inches, - feet
long.
tine Iron Smoke Stack.
one Patent Corn Shelter, with cleaner attach
ed. capacity 500 bushels per hour.
one Bradford Burr Mill, ~ inches
One Wheat Separator.
One Grenwald,s Steam Holster.
Four setts Elevators and Convey0rs.
one Wind Mil.
Together with . large amount Of Shafting,
Bsyel Gearing. Betting, &c.
PRYOR, HANDLAN 4 CO.,
Nos. Is, IL and l9, Main street.
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decs.tl
National Bank of
West Virginia..

WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. g. 1866.
rrHu ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the Stockholders Of this Bank for the cleo
ton Of Directors will be held at the Banking
House on Tuesday. January eth, 1857 between
the hours of eleven A. NJ and three 7. NJ
dartn 81 - RPADS Cashier.
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EVERY man or woman who sprinkles
ashes on the side walk in front of his
residence or place of business, is pub
lie benefactor.
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NOTICES.
wheeIing Female college

,y'HE WINTER SESSION WILL COM
1 mence on Wednesday, January 2d, and CON
;inue twelve weeks. Tuition from - tn sl6 TO
be Maid on admission. l.. &. LOOMS.
"
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For RENT.

rTHE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE On
/ Main street formerly occupied by Edwards
Stone & Co. as Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store
Possession given Immediately. For further par
ticulars, inquire Of A. Z: E6Ehlhh,
At Stein Bros, corner Main & Monroe streets.
GprS
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National Bank Of West Va.

rI'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
HOLDERS of this Bank and election for
Directors will be held at the Banking House on
Tuesday, Jan. O. 1867, between the hours OF l
and3P NJ G.. LAMB,
d-cs3Dd Cashier
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NOTICE.
-,r,D H-NnEUaUENEn WILL.

1'lE TNDEKsIGNED W l. l.
i compelled by unexpected circumstances,
commence again teaching the German language
after New Years day 1867. For further informa
tiOn. please call at his residence in North Wheel
Ing four doors above the Presbyterian Church
or at the REGISTER Office.
decislmo CHR. G. FREDERICK.
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FaIIoure,s COnfectionery,

FaIIOure's Confectionery,
MONROE ST., NEXT TO MLURE HOUSE,
TH1 PLACE To GET YOUR
L Oysters In every style. have q saloon fit
ted up expressly for Ladies' and Gents. We'd
clngs and other parties win be supplied IN good
ss Public and private suppers promptly at
AuylS.ss FRANK FALLouRI.
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Western Pennsylvania Militia
ry Academy,

EVEKG IL T. T. n II a NJ Il r. Il ,
n near Pittsburgh, Penna. This institution
of learning and military training is now open
for the reception of boys and young men. For
further information, address
COL. L. +. LEHMAN,
novel Allegheny, Box 493.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CIRCUIT COURT.-No cases were dis
posed of in this Court on Saturday in
which the public are interested.
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WANTS.
nEwIxG MACnINSa.

- Agents wanted everywhere 20 sell our low
priced, iully licensed machines. Send for our
circular. SHAW & CLARK, S NJ. Co, Bidde-
f,rd M,;ne novl4-ly
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FOR RENT.

FIRST RATE Il u SIN x . =
"A room, situated ON Market street, opposite
the NcLUre HOuse--ls feet front by - feet
deep. Apply 10 IH0S: OBRlEN,
hncln Cnsfnin House Real Estate Agent.
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DRIED FRUIT.

5000 lbs Dried Peaches Choice Halves.
5000 " &" Choice Quarter.
$500 Dried Apples.
In store and for sale by
PRIOR BOYD & CO..
Asv11 10 Main Street.
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THOS. O,RRIEN
FOR SALE.

EFFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
Of stock in the Howard Iron Works. This
stock would under no circumstances, be offered
for sale. but for the fact that the owner has re-
moved from the city. nov2o
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stockholders Meeting.
,r-D aNxUsU uEETUNGs m TH

Stockholders of the First National Bank of
Wheeling. for the election of Directors and for
the transaction of such other business "a may
come before it, will be held at the Banking House
at 10 o'clock A. II. on Tuesday, Jan g is6I.
GEORGE ADAMS,
3ace,J Cashier, q.
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CHARLES SIEBKE.
G. L. ZANE g. CO.,

i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors Manufacturers Of Pure CAiawia Wines
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sta,
Wheeling, w. Va, keep constantly on hand
HUNS and COrdials choice Old Rye and Bourbon
Whiskies ses2l
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FOR RENT.

j ON Fourth street, occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Mitchell and family. Also, two brick tenements
on the Island for rent or sale. Apply to
Mrs. s. MITCHELL.
decl0 OF Il. JACOB.
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WEST VIRGINIA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
NO. % Monroe street.
Wheeling.

WE TAKE PLRAsrBI IN An
w NOUNCISG 90 our many friends and u
public generally. that we have sadsd u %
stock " Religious Books,
school Books, Stationery Re.
and win keep constantly % land, Family ssd
Pocket Bibles Hymn and Prayer BoSks. Sunday
Sehool Books, Srhosi Books, Blank Books, Cap.
Letter, Note, and Billet Pspeu, ,Enveicpss.
Pens Ink Pencils &c. In fact everything
usually Kept In . frst-eiAss Book store o.
Please give "a can. ~
=. ~ GHO. W. sTONEE. Local Aeeat,
Authorized Agent for Sunday 2zgAstne, Prss-
bytefizn, and Sunday School Times.
We have a Ststisner's Stamp NJ Stamping
nitiaisop,papsrSsnd envelopes ~
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rAKEpARTrCULAR NOTICE.

Dr. j. addresses all those Who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits. which ruin both body aud mind, uniting
them for either business, study. society o.
marriage.
Thrsc are tomc Of the sad and melancholy ri.
fccts produced by early habits 81 youth, viz
Weakness Of the Back aud Limbs, fains In the
Head. Dimnes. Of Sight. Loss Of Muscular Pow
81. PaIpitation of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Ir1itablity. Derangcm'nt Of the Digestive Fune
tion.. General Dcbility, symptoms VI Consuhp
ton. &c.
MENTAILI.--The fearful effect on the mind
arr much 10 he dreaded-Loss Of Memory. Con.
fusion Of Ideas. Depression Of Spirits. Evil
FUrcbodngS, Aversion 20 Society, Self Distruss,
Love Of Solitude, Timidity, &c, are some OF the
evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can nos
Judge what Is the cause of their declining health.
losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale, Der
vous and emaciatsd, having singular appear.
rnu.umHtinu
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J. & G. BAYHA.

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall. few doors above NOuroe
Street, keep constantly on hand full assoft-
ment Of the above articles.
ER- Their wagons run conrtantly 10 all parts
etr sep2J.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have 5Inred themselves by a certain pr,s.
ticr INDUCED Ia when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or At school, the
effects of which arr nightly felt. even ~hes
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage I'm
possible aud destroys both mind aud body
should apply Immediately.
What pity that y young man. tho hope Of
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snatched from all prOspe1ts and enJoyments
of life by the consequences Of devthtfng iroa
the path Of nature and indulging In certain
secret habit. Such PERSON, must, before oss'
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Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
dou. graduate from one oi the nIost cminenf
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part If whose life has been spent In the hospital.
If London, pariS, Philadelphia and riss"bcre
h,. cflrcted some of thc most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
IInpino In thq hood Cpd ""-; 81 80, 80
netN6ti-iics-, being alarmed nj sudden SOUNDS
bashulnrss. with frequent blnshibg, attended
sometimes with arrangement Of mind, were eur
ed Immediately.
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that q sound mind and body are the
mos, necessary requisites 90 promote connubis!
happlness Indeed. without these the journey
through life becomes = weary pilgrimage. TIE
prospect hourly darkcns 10 the view, the mind
becomes shadowed With despair and hilcd with
a.. melancholy reflection that the happiness 81
another becomes blighted with our own.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately Cured and Full vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection. which RENDERS Lite
miserable aud Marriage impossible, IL the penal
q paid by the victims Of improper indulgence.
Young persons arr too apt Ia commit ercc-srs,
irum NOT being aware Of tho dreadful cuDse-
quencrs that may cn-uc Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend 60 deny that tie
power of prOcrration IA lost sooner nv those fall
ing into Improper habits than b, the prudent.
Besides b,mg deprived oi the pleasure OF healthy
attaining The most -eIiou. and destructive symp
toms Of both body aud mind arise. The Systeia
hccome, pcrangrd, the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened, loss Of Prucr,attye Power
Nervous lnitability Dyspepsia, Pdpltation at
the Heart, Indigestion, constitutional D,hlity,
n wasting of The Frame. Cough, ConsumPpon'
Il.g.y mud Death
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDHNCH

when the mI.gnided and imprIidrpt v0tary Of
Measure finds that h.. has inhbed tho seeds OF
this painful disease. II too often happens that
an illtimed sense Of shame or dread 81 discovery
detcrs him from applying TO those who, from ca,
ucati0n and rosprctAbility. can alone befrifnd
him DELAYING tiIi the constitutional symptoms OF
this h0rrid disease make their appearance. such
as liberated sore throat diseased more, poctvnh
Mains In the head and limbs. dinDess % sight,
d.afres- nodes on the shin bones ana arms
blotohes on the bead. fare and eTtf.mitses pro
grrssipg with frightfal rspbSity. I'll - lsst the
p.late Of the mouth or the iSpes Of the nose
faIl in and the yirtifn Of this awfnI disease w.
comes horrid object II COMMUNICATION. tiil death
puts period 10 bis dreadful suherings 10y srnd-
Ing him to That Undiscovered Country frosa
whence no traveller returns"
Itis melancholy fart THAT thousands fall We
tins 20 this terrible disease, owing 70 the 81
skillfnIlRess Of ignorant yretndep, who. BY The
use 81 that DEADLY PoisOs, HrKfCEf. ruin the
constitution and make the residue VI ifs nissr.
aide fs
oFFiCE-T SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
LIFT hand side going from baltimore Street. .
few doors fron the cotner ~ Fail NOT % o.
serve name and number. -.
: Er- No letters received unless postpaid. ssa
containing . stamp Ca he rsed On The reply.
Persons writing should state aga and nd per-
ton Of adyertiscIDent Describing synpt,fps-
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In bis ofhss.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousapds cured % this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, ana tbc hs
merous important Surgical Operations PERFORMED
by DR. Johnston Witnessed by the r~poiten %
tie Sun. and many other papers. notoss ~ which
apt,.xrpd AGAIN ard AGAIN before the public. 10
sides his standing ~ . Gentleman OF ehafsctsi
and responsibility, is sufficient gusrssty 70 ths
afflicted
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Dr. Bakers @pccl1;e

This celebrated Medicine will cure Gonor
rhma, Chordee. Diseases Of the kidneys
and Bladder, and all Diseases of the Sexual
Organs caused by Contagion or Weakness
Of either Sex, Male or Female.
This Infaiiable Remedy is now offered ia
the afflicted and Warranted to Cure all Dis
eases OF the Geaital Organs in few DAYS.
1T is a safe aud Infalliable Cure for Sper-
matorrh@a, generally termed Seminal
Weakness, caused by seIf-abuse or excess.
i've indulgence, which is now 50 fearfulIy
prevalent III all parts Of the country. II is
a great Healing. Purifying, and Seif-Curing
Remedy which requires no m6yiical aid or
advice as plain directions for use ACCOMPANY
the medicine. The demand for tLis Specific
is wonderful, and is every day increasing.-
Orders are daily received for it from nearly
every city aud town in the United States to
be forwarded 10y Express And it las cured
more cases Of Private Diseases than all the
physicians west Of the Allegheny Mountains
With this Specific you can cure yourself for
one tenth the money that Physicians charge
and thus avoid all chance of exposure and
ruin from ignorant quacks calling them
selves doctors. "a word to the wise is
sufficient and hint ought TO be enough
for the afflicted
N. BIN cases Of Gonnorrhoa. elect and
Structure, Do. Bakers Injection is recon-
mended to be used in conjunction with the
Specific as it materially aids in sibduing the
Inflammation and stopping The discharge. =
Both are recommended to be used in these
complaints
a treatise on Sexual diseases called the
&c. 4 7 - s.
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KENOsHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, NOVENBER1, 1896

DIR. TEBBErT's PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR2E5 EN-
ERAToR.-For more than two years the people
have been using this invaluable articles and
withgreat unanimity, East, West, North and
South they all declare 1t has 10 equal as a hair
preparation. 1t has won by it's own merits, its
present wonderful popularity Intact it is the
only unobjectionable and perfect hair prepara-
ton now in use. 1t as neat, czcan, and free from
a5@aPleaSont odor. Nor does it soil the finest
fabric or the skin. It never fails to restore
white, grey Or faded hair to It's original color,
sottness and beauty. It prevents from falling
of, and often produces a new growth on bald
heads. 1t frees the head from dandruffa and hui
NOR. AS dressing it is delightful, keeping
every hair in its place, ana highly perfumed
Without it no toiletis complete, and when
once used viii never be dispensed with, as it
restores the hair to alIits soft silken beauty of
youth, SMITH q DIVER
General Agents Chicago, iii, Sold by f. Robin
son and Druggists everywhere. If
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BY REV. I. n. TALBoX.
As / lay awake in the night
And heard the paitering rain.
Family caught the rumbling sound
Oh the coming midnight train.
The world was murky and still,
The air was loaded with damp,
And on the folds OF the mist il came
The noise ofthis iron tramp r.T TE
Punging through darkness and fog,
Screaming its signals before;
Seaching the night with its eve of flame, OF .
And filing the earth with its roar. 30
knew all the track, and could tell, @
by the sinking and swell OF the sound,
When is darted thrO' woods, or toiled up grade
Or leapcd oera bridge at bound -.
Now the sound Heeted free on the air;
Now 1t died round the curve of hill;
Now lost 10 the ear in a deep rocky pass
But the mad thing was rushing on still
Punging through darknessand mist -
Sending wild laruns before !;
Howling like a demon OF darkness let loose
From Acheran's fiery shore
And now all the windings are passed,
And out it comes on the plain,
Shaking the earth as il tears along
Through midnight backness and rain. a-
Oh that some forest chief Il @s.y Eel
From his ancient woodland nest. ~
Might peer through the night, and each tLewilt
ofthis monster troubling mis- rest.
Nearer and nearer1t comes
Louder the crash and the roar,
Bearing its precious load of life,
Two hundred souls and more.
Many their errands be
Some journey for traffic and gain
Some go the gloomy chambers of death,
And some to the bridal train
Here are eyes heavy with sleep,
Here bright with light of love,
In JOY and in tears. with hopes, with fears,
On through the darkness they move
And now it goes by at leap,
Wild the weird flashes it throws
Out of thick darkness it comes its flight,
And into thick darkness it goes.
Plunging throug darkness and fog,
Sending loud signals before; .-
Searching the night with its eye of fame,
And filing the earth with its roar.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-01

TUE PAPER BUSINESS. are seven
hundred and fifty paper mills in active OPP
Grafton in the United States. They produce
two hundred and seventy million pounds of
paper, which at an average Of ten cents per
pound would be worth $27, 600, 900. AS it
requires about pound and a half of rags to
make one pound.of paper, therelare.consumed
by these mills four hundred million pounds
in single year. If we estimate the rags
to cost four cents per pound, there would
be profit of 1000, O00in this branch OF
business
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-01

The following which we found in the SEN
TINEL, has a decided point to it:
Tie following coliloquy occurred between
a noisy brawling Democratic politician and
aquiet observing Republican 1t hits the
nail on the,head, and it is too good to be lost;
DEMOCRAT i demand to know sir, if the
States lately in rebellion, are IN the Union
or OUT Of the Union Just answer that if
you will.
REPUBLICAN.-The question is well illus
trated in your own personal history. -Four
years ago you united with the church here,
and if am correctly informed, you have
been rather a hard member to manage; but
lately charges have been preferred against
you for DOWNRIGHT MISCONDUCT and you
have been suspended until your case can be
examined and your fitness for membership
determined. Now, sir | demand 20 know
whether you are IN the church or OUT of the
church
The Democrat appeared to see the point
and sloped.
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eE An exchange announces that MIR
George f. Harrington" the author of a
story of the rebellion ''Ipside," which was
published in Harper's Weekly,a few months
ago, is shortly to begin the publication of a
story in Harpers Monthly, under the title
of ".fhe Virginiaus in Texas" Harring-
tom is simply nom de plume the author
being Rev. MIR. Baker, clergyman who
resided in Texas during the war, where
most of inside was written, but who, we be-
lieve, is now pastor of church in a city Of
Ohio. He is Southerner by birth, but was
thoroughly loyal as his book indicates.
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s. A writer in the New York Sun gives
some statistics C how the the city is fed,
which are very interesting He estimates
that there are 522, 900 pounds of beef,
1l2. 500 of mutton, u, 900 of veal, and q
400 900 pounds Of pork purchased in Wash
ngton Market, every week, costing an ag
gregate of 81. 257 335. In March and !h.priI
the consumption is less, owing to the
abundant supply of fish, also in very not
weather. lie also estimates that there arc
250, 900 pints of milk used daily by the in
habitants of that city, $4,000 pounds o
butter, 143 coo ounces of cheese. The
grand total daily paid for meat, milk, but
ter and cheese is 1921 5S4.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-01

E8' A letter by the last steamer from one
of the most intelligent newspaper correspon
dents in Europe, says Of Bismark's ambi-
ton; Let me tell you that his ambition
is of a magnitude which will be seen to fall
but little short Of that Of the great Napoe
on, His aim is that Germany united shall
rule Europe. He has annihilated Austria
as a great Power, and the next to fall must
be France If this Saxon question is to be
the casus beii, let it be so. 1t is ground
of his own choosing and he has chosen well
and he asks but for time, And in the
next coflict, with all Germany at his back,
he means to settle both France and Aus
tria."
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E8y- Turks Island, in the West Indies, was
visited by a terrible hurricane on the 30th
uItimo, destroying 800 houses, killing 20
and injuring many others, rendering 5000
people homeless and destitute and sinking
Is vessels with 20 Of their crews
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&c. B. yyRzvAE6ER s. C0

MNA a. CfURERs OF Leonard's Patent seamls,.
tijoA ~. @1eS steam Engines, Boilers. and ali
On ~ Agapsrs and Mowers in usein tbep cot rohe
Repairing done to order. :" ''' COUNTY
Keaosra, Wis. 1866
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"a There are now $95, 600. 600 in gold in
the United States Treasury, of which $54
600, 900 will have to be paid out on the Is
of November, for interest on the s. 20 bonds
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Is The banner township of Indiana is
Plumfeld precinct, in Hendricks county
1t gave the Republican ticket Gil votes, and
not one copperhead In 1864, Mcclellan
had one vote and Lincoln 575; but the lone
copperhead went crazy, and is now in the
insane asylum. lie could not stand sc
much light. The Republicans increased
their vote since 1864 by forty FIVE. This il
the banner Republican township in th
| United States.
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TAKEN UP.

z RoIk 2 into the enelosuure Of the subscriber,
80 IN the town of Bristol on or about the 18th day
o. OCT 1866, ightih gray mare, about 1515 hands
hlga-s supposed 10 be about years old-has scar
on hef MP right hand side. No other marks no
tlced The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take her away. E.CULNER.
Bristol Oct. ~, 1866 4w2I
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PosTRRs AVID tAmnnr1In1-

.1 nanateI. 50 llgO
-.lSsheet, I 8L.oo $3.50 8l,75 5000 sa007 : o
3 sheet $50 200 $50 500 400 TOO
,44Esl6e 1 go scot 5,75 $50 600, !
- Sheet. 4oO 5,OOI 700 500 1000
seeef' 500 6,ool 900 1900 1900 %. o
sheet no 90 l1ae9 1901 25,OoJ 8o.oo o.co
Tor Programmes and Bilts reoufr;as in,.,,
ro or for bordering
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Dg ssANT, yam ARsDALE SEQ.
Ma EAgFURhR8 Of Leonard's Patent seamles.
g %%soD se@nes, Agriculture Implements and every
Kelosha Wis 1866.
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Kind hearted people, prompted by the purest and
best of motives, have ven of their substance to
send missionaries to heather lands, to convert the
heather from the worship Of blOcks ard stones, which
their own hands have set up.
! Oh for some God-inspired Missionary to convert
us from the worship Of the btockheads that we have
snf I'M
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MANUFACTURERS DIRECTORY,

FDWAED RAEN.
Wagons " "'"i ana overland Freight
Re wis 1866 H.
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-. 7 81. WasGEB
mA Al.I3 eFURFR lumber Wagons c.rr,oro.
E'.-''utHral Impements, &c. 'SS''' carriages
kynaaa, Wis 1865
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One inch Of space will he rnnnled snnan
g ates Of Advertising.

~" " OF0V0 VIII DO UUuUlGU q SUUaTG
SPACE 81 Nv. 2w. 4w. T 8w. am am : w.
lo9E, ] s150 $500 $500 $3.50 s450 g. SO
Z Col. Ann : S M . -, 20 40 600 1Ol i
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