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J. G. G. BAYHA,

DREAD, CRACRER AND CA IA
Is RAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall a few doors above Monroe
street keep constantly on hand full assort-
meut of the above articles.
~ Their wagon runs constantly TO all parts
. he city with Bread, Crackers Rusks, Cakes,
sep2O
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III. w. PHILLIPS,

5RoNAND RRASs FOUNDER,
| STEAM ENGINE BUILDER, and General
Iachinist North Wheeling, Va.
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J. IT. GOOD,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE
"A corner Fourth and Monroe steetsi ihe
same that ia. Mt present occupied by JudSe
Good. aprlS-lm
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WILLIAM KRYTER,

,IANUFACTIR Rs.B OF SHEARS,
2 Knives, Scissors, Cutlery, Sheep Shears
:, and dealer in Hardware aud Guns. No. l6f'
.,yket Street Wheeling, W Va. sep2'
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MRS. G. ZIMMER,
ALL KINDS
vi OF CRACKERS, CAKES, BREAD &c.
nth of the Market House) Wheeling, W va
,an10
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M z HULLIHEN.

M. +. Il ULLl11EN,
.szsxzsy, WHEELING, VA, DENTIST,
a394B OFFICE, corner of Market and QUINCY
Streets, one square above the Custom House.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DIR. e. J. HENNIG,
PHYSICIAN.
IL has removed his office to Union street. pc
tween Market and Fourth. Office hours iio"
to9a m; TO 2 p. IN, to 9p. u
apri.lV H.
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TSNCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
SIrset near the B. g. o. r. r. Depot Wheeling
y Va. All kinds Of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
~ description of Silks and Woolen Goods, exc
,1ted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
,.;lment In the Western States. sep2U
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kICGARDsuN. J. ELBERT hENNAN'
Richardson & M'Kennan,
gF0HNEYs AT LAW. OFFICE,
) No 80 Monroe Street, above 4th, Wheel
~ febl5-tf
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sWEBNRYss s. CO., i
CHARLES SIEBKE,

TEANs ENGINES, BOthESs
= sH1FTTNG. MILL WORK, sc. of all
,;uds Wheeling Va apE'
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Fenism Privateer.

NEW YORK, June 8.-The Herald has
a rumor of the departure some time
since of a Fenian privateer from this
port. A full crew, with arms and mu-
nitions of war, were put on board in
Long Island sound, when she stood to
sea. The vessel was an ex-British
Blockader, and ex-U. s. Guuboat, and
was sold in Philadelphia last August
for $4,000. The Fenians are said to
have bought her for 10000 1t is said
she is capable of fourteen knots speed,
and it is the intention to pounce upon
one of the Cunard steamers.
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Generally, the reports from Indiana
are not favorable. The wheat crop will
unuuestionsbly be one.third below an
average Hopes are entertained that
the corn crop will be good A large
breadth has been planted, and, so far, II
looks well
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Supposed A,,empt 60 Seize Canadian
Steamers.

ROCHESTER, N Y, juno 6.--A sup
posed attempt to seize the Canadian
steamers, Corinthlan and Rochester, at
Charlotte last evening, was frustrated.
Gen. Barry, on being telegraphed for
orders, replied that he had no available
troops to send here, and that the author
tiles would have to depend on the mill
tia and police. Gen. Barrys force has
been sent to Ogdensburg.
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skaters washington.

The Washington corrcspondentsw write
that Senator Willey's position on the
Veto is doubtful.
started fresh batch of rumors of APP
preaching changes in the cabinet.
Secretary McCulloch has announced
that the NIny interest due on five.twen-
ties would be paid early in April. The
amount of gold required is $4,000, 900.
The Bankrupt Bill failed to pass the
House on Thursday, SO strong was
the opposition to the compulsory fea-
lures oft, and especially TO the destruc-
ton by it OF the Homestead exemptions,
which the Western members so cher
ish. To use the words of one of them:
"rhis compulsory bankruptcy is hos
tile 10 the genius of our institutions and
the spirit and interests of the great
masses of our people. 1t will be pecu-
liarly offensive TO The free and easy, but
honest and true men of tho West,
whom il Will squeeze into the straight
Jackets so behtIins the madmen OF Wall
street" Arguments like this defeated
the bill.
On the LIST OF January last, there were
1890 white volunteers and 6S,S13 col
ored volunteers i'll the service of the
United Stutes-llS. 669. During the
three months which will end to-day,
over 1000 of these volunteers have
been mustered out, and orders have
been issued by which moro will receive
their discharges by the 18th of April.
should the mastering out be continued
there will not be n volunteer regiment
on duty 10y the middle OF May, with the
exception OF II few on the plains, and
they Will soon give way To regulars.
The officers of the regular army and
their friends are much interested inthe
fate of the bill for the reorganization oil
the army, which will be taken up next
week. They are well satisfied with the
Senate bill, but dread the amendments
Of General Scheuck, Chairman of the
House Military Committee.
Daring the last year OF the war the
PoSt-Othce earned II net profit OF oVol
SStiO. COO, from mail service i'll the 10y al
States. The first three months The mail
service was resumed at the South there
was II loss in the whole country of over
$50. 600. As the mail routes are being
extended over the South the deficiency
rapidly increases.
\ bill has been introduced into Con
gress to extend, for sixty days, the tm6
for levying and collecting the internal
revenue income TAX. The Committee
desired a poStponement of the opera
tions of the present law, in order that
they may bring in their new bill modi-
wing the income tax, and pass it so rs
to have it apply TO all incomes for ISIS
The new bill will be reported next
week
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Cumberland Cement
CnO BARRELS. GEPHART, CUMBER-
ZUU land Cement just received and for
inrii JOS. A. METCALF.
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State News.

The Parkersburg Gazette is to be is
sued daily. There will then be two
dailieS in that P!ace-the Times and
the Gd=ette, and one weekly, the Demo
crut.
Gen. Northcott. we are sorry to see.
has withdrawn from the Clarksburg
Telegraph, on account of his fniiIng
health. 1t is possible, however, that he
may at future day resume his counec-
ton with the paper. Meanwhile MIR.
John T. Griffin, the hitherto publisher,
will become both editor and publisher.
He announces in his sIIlutaIory that the
policy of the Telegraph will bc. as I'M
der Gen. Nnrthcutt, devotedly Union.
The General Will carry with him in
his retirement the respect and best
wishes OF the West Virginia press. For
ourselves we are SORRY indeed TO part
with him rs II co-adjutor.
Major Lot Bowen is extensively en-
gagged in oil.
There is to be another attempt at a
Conservative" meeting at Fairinoni
on the 9TH of April, The one set for
the 18th OF March failed we believe
ANON; those advertised To speak mt il
are Hon. w. G. Brown, Daniel Lamb,
Capt. Burdett, Col. Johnson, &c.
We notice the following card i'll the
FairInont National:
Permit me through your paper 10 re-
turn nv thanks to y. Il. Fleming, and
the officers of the franklin Insurance
Company of Wheeling for their prompt
ness in paying the Insurance upon my
Johntown property recently destroyed
by fire. GEORGE REED.
Mr.. T. 3. Taylor, is as much rs ever
down on Clarksburg as a site for the
Capital. He berates the poverty OF
spirit in the religious element of that
town, and says that the churches are
kept open in the place only by mission
arv contribution, Notwithstanding all
the wealth of the town and country. 1t
is generally suspected that Mr.. Taylor
owns corner lots at Buckhannon. He
il too jealous for disinterested indi-
vidual.
Butter is quoted at thirty cents at
FdirmOut.
The turnpike from Morgantown to
Fairmont is in AN almost impossible
condition.
1t is said that not ''DemOcratic"
paper, except one, in this State is
edited by man who can vote. Several
OF them are run by returned rebels,
others by those who have not been in
the State long enough to vote.
1t is somewhat curious that nearly
always when ii West Virginia Com
servaIive" goes from home and puts up
al a hotel in Baltimore, Philadelphia or
New York, he goes back on his State,
and registers himself as mailing from
Virginia, instead of West Virginia. 4
good many of them labor under the de-
fusion that in so registering themselves
they are infiicting IL severe rebukc upon
the public opinion OF the North as well
as the radical element at home. The
"bogus State" can stand this sort OF
nonsense with the utmost ComplHcency.
The people who prnctice it simply
gnaw II file.
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THE April number of Hours at Home
completes the second volume. General
Sherman, whose march is such bril-
liant exploit of the late war, contributes
IA biography of the late Major Gen. j.
Il. Mcpherson, brief, but well written.
Mr.. Tuckerman treats of two American
sculptors, Paul Akers and Z. S. Bar
tholomew, and ]. Esten Cooke contrib
utes some recollections of DR.. John w,
Francis. Hours at Home is success
full periodical. McKelvey has it at his
news depot.
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UIrY NnT rsE me nE.sT2

Over twenty years increasing demnd Inns
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
r1AS HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. Ii
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. NOtroublc. No crock or stain. Does
not rub oil or make the hair appenrlusty and
dead, but impartS to 1t new life and lustrc
Produces beautiful black or brown, rs pre-
TERED. a child can apply II. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 10 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. Y:
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. may2D-lSeOd
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Reduction in Price of Soap.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS SEE NO GOOD REA-
| son why the money OF the citizens OF this
Vlnce and ncighbOrhOOd should be sent away
weekly and monthly to New YOrll,-or any
other Town; for articles which are produced
here, fully as chedpiy, and they will warrant,
quite as good, 80 not better.
For the past three years, ROSfn one OF the
constituents Of Old Fashioned Soaps, and one
that cannot be replaced by any other article
OF the same nature has commanded enOr-
NOUS prices. Palm Oil. Grease, TaIlOw mud
Alkalis, owing to the high premium on Gold,
have also been very dear. compelling manu-
facinrerS of soap to charge high prices. To
t.SGnpe these prices, hOuSckcepersha have adopt
ed all sorts of expedients, paying ns high as
35and 80 cents per pound for CuIHfc Soda,
called concentrated Ley"
Prices Of Material having fallen Of late, we
are now prepared to give consumers the nd
vantage OF the fall; aud having the facilities
to manufacture by Steam 10000 pounds per
lDeek. necessary, lake pleasure in offering to
dealers and consumers, II good article of Soap,
thoroughly seasoned, Mt very nearly old prices.
a bar nt "Fnmily RnSin Soap" can now bc
bOughtat retail for 10 cts, and German, or
Chemical, OF better quality, Mt l2I3 cents.
Every one who uses Soap would do well to
remember that n FIdshy LubeI does not make
| the Bars, ito keep them from ShrinlIInGD
which pronOunCeS that the particular article
which II envelopes. Is twice as good MS that
| made by "any other man."-iS simply. one
grand crIgOcTdti0n
The subscribers solicit the continued patron
at,I. of their customers, and trade generally,
! at IOLpest nett prices. EVERY BOX WAR
| RIA NTED. WARREN, BERG Err Il Co,
rnr3O-lw Cor. Market Alley and Main st.
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New Drug Store, New Goods, New
Prices

r HAVE JUST COMPLETED MY STORE
j room and have received u large and com
piete assortment OF Drugs and Medicines So
iected with especial care III 10 purity and
qualify. PeriuInCTy, Notions, Fancy Goods:
also my Wines and Liquors being OF choic.
Nintages, my Whiskys, old and reliable: all
of which have been bought low for cash. and
will tie sold ut new and low cash prices.
public at large, and especially the citizens of
Centre and Fast Wheeling, that in soliciting
their patronage in the Drug business, that
do 80 with an experience OF many years In all
The departments OF Pharmacy, and feel con-
fldcnt TINT will be TO the Interest OF all TO
give me trial before purchasing elsewhere,
my stock Is fresh, pure and well assorted.
have also engaged the services OF competent
German Chemist and PhHrmnceutist, who
man friends. Prescriptions flied nj ali hours,
day and night. C. II. ODBERT,
Cor. Main and Webster streets.
End OF Stone Bridge, Centre Wheeling
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

A GEETS-s35 TO SIS FOR LADIES AND
N SIS 10 S3O per month for Gentlemen, to
Introduce the National SO Sewing Machine.
machine made IL will stitch, hem, fell, tuck,
quilt, braid. bind, gnther and cmbrOidcr most
beautifully; takes the elastic lock stitch, and
Is fully warranted for three years We pay
agents the above salaries, or allow commits
sion, from which twice that can be realized.
Address, Tor circulars and TERMS
Ii. n. BROWN & CO..
mar33n" I1tsburRb, Pa.
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BRICK MACHINE,

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, $4,000
BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim forit,
We will take II back and refund the money
Address ABRAM BEQUA, General Agent,
1870 Broadway, New York. feb22-2mevod
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OLD HOME BITTERs

Cures Dyspcle'ln WITHOUT PIlIH'
Cures Nausea
OLD HOME BITrERS
Regulates and Tones the Stomach.
1t Relieves Headache.
1t Gives an Appetite.
1t Strengthens the Weak.
1t Cures Acidity ofthe Stomach.
Try it and you will be pleased.
Try 1t and and have health again.
Try It and you Will not regret it.
OLD HOME BITTERS
are elegantly and scientifically compounded,
and does what wosay. We can give the evil
dence OF many persons residing i'll this city us
to the merits claimed forthem-
For sale by I.AUGLILINS Il BUSHFIELD,
Main street, and by Z. II. ODBEtST, end OF
Stone Bridge. ln;Ir9
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AParngrapI. wIth a SUB QUA u.

FFOTn Uie LIoTIAJurD JeIcDT0ph.
The conservatives contend that they
are loyal. We observe that in cOmmu-
mites where treason predoIninuted du-
ring the war, conservatism prcponder-
ntes now. Admit that they are. loyal
now, is it not better to trust Il pnrty
composed of men who were loyal
through the war, than men who were
dislOyal during our troubles?
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Testimonial of the most distinguished
Artists Ia SteInWay d SONS.

NEW YORK, December, 1854.
The PianofOrteS, Grand, Square and In
right, manufactured by Messfx. Steinyyay K.
Sons, have established for Themselves -
worldwide reputation that Il Is hardly pos
sibie for US TO add anything to their Just fame.
instruments personally for years both in pub
lie and private, it becomes our pleasant duty
to express our candid opinion rt-yauliT1g tnc!r
Piano known 10 us.
Among the chief points of their uniform
excellence are: GTeoteSt poHsibEe depth, Tici-
ness and LotlfIne Of tome, combined nth n rare
Grhhdicy, etedT1Iess and perfect srr7inssI
throughout the entire Sc1Le. and, ADORE an, q
SttTpTfStTtg duration Of sound The pure and nm
pathetic quality Of tEhich changes IFT0L5-
The most delicnte or IOWeEJIil touch.
This peculiarly Is found exclusively in tho
Steinway Plano, and together with the
matches precision, elasticity and prompt
ness of action always chardctertzing these In
StrumentS as well as their unequaled durn-
biIity under the seyerJst trials. is truly sur
Drising and claims at once the admiration OF
every artist We, therefore, consider the
SteinTay Pianos I'm all respects the best TlFtTti-
,lleJits made IN hLS country or IN EuToDe uae
them solely and cLclLSireiy ourselves iTt public or
Tyrir1tS and recommend Them inUayia6iU 10 our
friends GLHdLLs Pubic
We have at different times expressed our
opinion regarding the Pianos Of variOus
makers. but freely and linhesifdfinDly pro
nOltnee MetnS. SteiRlooy & SonE' Pianos SSsbeTfo1
S. B. Mills, Robert GoIdbeck, Henry G.
Timm, F. L Ritter, Geo. w. Morgan, Theo.
Thomas, Max MaretZek. VIM. Mason, Robert
Heller, Vim. Berge, F. Brandeis, Theo Noel
ling, +. MuZio, Carl Anschurtz, A. H. Pease,
Won Breuning, Thee. EIsfeld, Carl Bergmann.
mar6-3m
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Root, Root, Root. Rcnd. Read

Root, RoOti Root: Read! Read!
ROor'S PESTACIIINE preserves the life or the
Hair-ChangcS II from gray To its original color
in three weckS-prcVcntS the hair from fall
ing-iS the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the mnrkct-will surely remove
is delightfully."- pcrfumed. cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell IT true, when we say 1t Is Il
perfect
ReSIOrcr md Drc~SiuE: Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachiu Nut oil. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER n co. sole Pr1preiOrS,
Springfield, Mas.
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TIE Democrats recently carried Hair
risburg, Pa, and manifested inordinate
joy over their victory. But they have
carried TINT town every year from time
immemorial. a Pittsburg paper says
their rejoicing was because they didn't
lose IL,
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THE National bank OF Jefiersonvillo.
Ind. recently issued n $50 nntinn,i
note, which was made payable i'm
Heaven, the Angel Gabricl's name be-
Ing affixed as cashier. The note has
fallen into the hands of the State Treas
Mrer, who has brought suit against
the bank to recover the amount.
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=, THE death of Mormon Bishop is
mus announced: He wns thirty-seyen
years old, and leaves an interesting
small children TO mourn his dcGtb
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febl4-3rn
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE CHOR-
- eiEn goods mostly Of direct importation,
bought at n very low rate for gOld.)
1000 doZ. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents, ladies' and children's wear
1000 dOZ. gauntlets, gloves, half gauntlctE
and mirtS, consisting of kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk worsted, in desirable
colorS.
800 doz Handkerchief, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria
$40 doZ- NeclS-tieS, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy, PLAIN and ribbon ties.
100 dOz- Shirt BOSOms, superfine grades in
linen and naTSeilles.
$4,000 Glace Paper Collars, of Goldsmith's,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
1000 doz. ]. & y. Coats and STARTS genuine
machine sewing cOttOnS.
500 Ms stuart linen thread.
30 rs. Italian sewing silk in skelns and on
spOOls.
81 dOz. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, cOmus
brushes periumery, soaps, pocket books,
beads thimbIes, needles, fans, rubber goods
stationery, window blinds, school books,
states, hair ncis, eTnbrOiderles, silk cord and
taSsels, velvet ribbons, full line Of taifetRs
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt brIiidS, cont
bindings, rulings, crochet braids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmOralS, vest buttons,
French c0rSets, fancy dress buttons, and n
large variety Of superior suspendcrs, TO
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
mT6 AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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Oil! DILL!

DURE CARBON OIL, LIGHT STRAW
ColOred and White which cannot be eX
ccled for burning qualities; put up in cement
ed and well seasoned barrels, for home use or
shipping.
"DUCK CREEK" "MUSKINGUM" AND
"PAW-PAW" LUBRICATING OIL.
This Oil is combined with proportion of
No. 2 Lard Oil, which makes IL Il superior
Machinery Oil. is entirely Tree from all grit,
sediment and water, found so frequently in
ordinary Petroleum.
We wRrrnntit To give satisfaction OH either
heavy or light machinery.
No. and . Winter Strained Lard OIL.
Bristol a Xlc Grease for Wagons.
Roll Grease and PHrratne Tar on hand and
for sale in large or small quantities.
We deliver our articles free anywhere In the
city. WARREN, BERGER 4 co.
mnr3O-lw
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Purify Your Houses.

Save Yourself From SickueSs--.IhC
. Most Astonishing Discovery OF
the Times.
THE AMERICAN DEODORISER will nb-
Sorb all unpleasant OdOTS arising from any
cause whatever. II is immediate III Its action
Drains Sewers, Vaults decaying vegetation
i'm "a few moments; being pronounced by the
Boards of Health i'll the Eastern cities 'IS III
ONE PACKAGE
VIII swectcn and purify any ordinary sized
house with all Its Drainage.
DO not fail to supply yourselves; Soid
BUSHFIEIID, Druggists, Main street, and by
c. II. ODDERT, Druggist, Stone bridge
Corner. .. HiSo
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BOckiVE's Furniture PoIish---can he
used on the finest piece of furniture. and will
save the labor of washing your furniture
first. mr23
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JOHN P. FoOsE,
Merchant T ailOr

| Cientlemens' Youths and Boys suits OF
Clothing, for the Spring and Summer; war
rnnts beautiful fits, well and neatly made, mt
All orders will receive Immediate attention
to give satisfaction. ,,,
one price will in all cases be strictly adhered
In ns those who do not know goods will get as
good and cheap goods rs those who do.
A well selected and reliable st9Sk oil
THE BEST GOODS
always on hnnd Mt No. Main, ut the foot of
John street. , - ,,rSr,r,
mRrl6-lm JOHN L. fOOSt4.
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Asthma Pnpcr--.a sure reIieffOr Asthma.
For sale by EDMUND BOOKING, No. Odd
Fellows Hall. mr23