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Fifteen Years Ago and Now

s.- FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
H0STETTER'S STOMACH DlTTEES va,
struggling into motive against the prejudices
which everything new, however excellent i.
doomed to encounter, .
TO-DAY ,.
II stands ut the head Of all the tonic and altera.
tive preparations IN existence It's eel ebrity
has evoked many limitations but NO RSALs
Physicians pronounce it the ONLY SAFE sTlsIr'
LASr thaAhas ever been introduced into the sick
chamber. In tho Hospitals Of the Army and
Navy, the surgeons find it the very best tonic
for contaleseents and report II ss invaluable for
sustaining theyigor Of troops on the march, rs
q remedy for scuryy and all seorbutic affections,
and as the only specific for seasickness. Cali.
fornia and Australia have emphatioaiiy endorsed
1t a. the MIxsR's MspiciSE par excellence. and
in Spanish America and all thsitropical climates,
it is considered the only reliable autidote to cpl.
demic fever. -. g.. 81, -. -
Z, THERE 10 no mystery about the causes Of its
success II 10 the only stomachic and Alternative
in which are combined the grand Requisites Of q
mild pure and unvitiated vegetable stimulant,
with the flnest selection Of tonic, anti-bilious,
snti-scorbutic. aperient, and depurative herbs,
plants. roots, and hanks that have ever been in.
termixed in medicinal preparation. '.:J
1t Ia also proper to state that the Bitters are
sold exclusively in glass, and never, under any
circumstances, by the gallon or the barrel. I'm.
posters and imitators aru abroad, and the only
safeguard the public has against them Is to zee
that the Bittsrs they buy bear the engraved la-
bel and note Of hand of Messs- Hostetter 4
Smith, and the Government stamp over the cork
of the bottle. .- ,r
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more opeu, took 1t into his mouth and
involuntarilyf sRsfl6wed a dislodged
Mug of thickenedetoBaeco juice. In a
short time his head became heavy, his
thoughts confused, ! hii speech indis-
tinet ) be had noises in the ears, 4disa-
greeable feelingin the pit of the stoni-
ach, and dryness~ of the throat. Be
lieving that the open air would remove
these feelings, the patient went out,
but the headache and giddiness in
creased, and he ut last fell down insen-
sible, in which condition he was, after
as,ms, found By passersby and carried
into his house. Copious and repeated
vomiting then act in, CONSCIOUSNESS re
turned, but the patient fell into y rest
less, sleepy statel He-fIad severe head
ache, general rneSsiness and faintness
during the whole Of the next day The
spontaneous recovery may be attribut-
ed either to the small amount of nieo-
tine ,(thc active principle of tobacco
contained in the plug, or to the. i'm
perfect absorption Of the poison in the
latter. .., .g.., .,-v Mill -orrf
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TIE ..c..f .T ~ R.e.ins.,,

Inc NOSh VI sue hNe1AHS
Sydney smith was complaining Of a
gentleman who,l although many years
his Junior, was in the habit of address
ing him By his Christian name, q priv
ilege which, as Sydney Smith remarked,
he only allowed his most intimate
friends. Shortly after, the gentleman
in question entered the room, and ia
miliarly addressing Smith as Sydney"
inquired how he thought of passing the
day. "For my part" he added, "the
Archbishop of Canterbury (the then DR..
Howley,) has often invited me to pay
hima visit ut Addington Park, and /
think / shall drive down and return in
the cool of the eveing." "Ah," returned
Smith, "then let me give you a piece of
advice; know something of the Arch
bishop; lie is o very excellent man, but
rather proud; don't call him William,
he might not like it," A roar of laugh
ter followed this significant speech, and
as the discounted youth left the room,
Sydney Smith turned round and quietly
81 think have settled the
cool Of the evening at last" q
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WEST VIRGINIA,

-r...., (r......, ->-,,.,L, ~
Oa'o toRniy CrcaH C"aT', -'o'eHop <a'
1S66. ........... ...r. 49,. ......r
Thomas Tbornburp auainst the Hempfeld
railroad Go. In CLancery.
I'LL VI "a 1S 49, j.. TN f,r.,,i,
- IN tne ano.e vn.,'Ieu IA oS AZ nS Nar.,,
Sourt ior pnLo On sne ~ si ~, ~ =,
per iscc Anali proesu I'm NJ m';, s,, H.,
tnc front aoIr iue S S1uis y. W,o IN
$50, to the hishes! anu pcs. pin. Inc PrUPrihrS
IN the ascree ,s, p"' r,',t LA - ~,
IN aeed bearing aals ioI, ausus.. ioo.' .o.Sis
Two parcels OF Iaha ~ ShIo county a'naisa on
the line OF the asTmpnelu raiuosd' ana oouii"e"
The hrst traet commonly csiie" inc pilage
Lot, ana situated IN 5tlaas,Ilnla "nnsnip ~
Siiu county anu a.. ~ -, W. M
at old ahutmsnt OF nrst stone bridge east OF IN.
Borough OF lnaueipnia; tneuce WIN Naiohai
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PROTECTED BIT ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

SIR JAMES cLARK's. csl.brased reusl.
Pills. Prepared from prescription Of Sir j.
Clarke, II D.. Physician Extraordinary. TO the
Queen. This Invaluable medicine Is unfaiifng
in the cure Of AL those pa.nful, and dangerous
dnsasss to which thelf female constitution & sub
ject 1t moderates all exeesses and removes all
obstructions, from whatever cause. 4 speedy
caro- naybe relied On. -E>
To MARRIED LADIES
II il particularly suited. 1t Win in short time,
bring On the monthly period with rsglhTity.R
! of CAUTION, eayr OF gzo7
These Pills. should not be .takeh by Females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Prog,
nancy as they are sure to bring ON Miscarriage,
hut at any other time they are safe. ...Hni
In I'LL cases of Nervous and Spinal Ahsctiols,
Pains in the Back or Limbs, Fatigue on slight
and Whites these PilIs WIN effect a cure when
all otbermeans have failed; and although pow.
erfui remedy. do not oontain iron, oalomel anti
inony or anything hurtful TO the, constitution.
FIJI IN 1he pa@pets, eash
Sold by ell Dragghsts Price, One Dollar per
- mo-, SPECIAL NOTICE, e., =,
II is the fate Of every valuable Medicine TO be
CoUSTERfErrED. BE cautious, therefore, and see
that the Ietters''sT & M are blown In tbs bot
Of The signatures Of i, &. BALDWIN & Co, and
jon MOSES, sSWitbout which, none are
genuine.
n. Bone Dollar. with Eighteen Cents fol-
Postage, enclosed to any authori1ed Agent, or T.
the sole General AgeGt for the United State.
and British Dominions JOB MOSES. g
Cortlandt Street, New York, will insure bottle
containing Fifty Pills, by return mail, secured,
sealed from all observation. nj f.s .ur
Sold in Wheeling by all druggists. -.
id&w eow ".
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or all persons, says Anthony Trollope,
Scleryymen are the most irreverent in
the handling Of things supposed to be
sacred, and, next to them clergymen's
wives, and after them those other ladies,
!. Old or young, who take upon themselves
semi-clerical duties. And 1t is natural
that it should be so; for is it not said
4 that familiarity breeds contempt, When
y parson takes his lay friend over his
church on week day, how much less
of the spirit of genufexion and head
uncovering the clergyman will display
than the layman! The parson pulls
about the wood work and knocks abont
the stone-work, as though it were mere
wood and stone; and talks aloud in the
aisle, and treats even the reading desk
Is common thing; whereas the visitor
whispers gently and carries himself as
: though even in looking at n church he
was bound to regard himself Us perform.
: ing some service half divine-sIH,sS 81
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.ACARD 70 IyyALIDs.

\ Clergyman, while residing in South Anleri-
ca as n missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure OF Nervous Weakness
Early Decay. Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought ON by banefil and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by TINS noble
remedy Prompted by desire (" benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate ] will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicipa, In a seal.
ed envelope, Ia any one who needs it, Free Of
charge. Please inelose postpaid envelope. ad.
dressed to Yourself. Address, JOSEPH T.
ISMAN, Station ID, Bible House New York
CITY ".'.. ..... pov13
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Dr.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
A Substitute for CaiOYnel,

Tbese Pills are composed Of various roots,
having the power to relax the seeretions Of the
liver as promptly and ef,ectually as blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any of those
disagreeable- or dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence. a. they promote the discharge
Of vitiated bile, aud remove those distractions
from the liver and hillary ducts, which arc the
cause OF bilious affections In general.
. ScHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders of the Liver. indi'
Gated by sallow akin, coated tongue, costivenessI
drowsiness and general feeling Of .wearfness
and lassitude, showing that the liver IN . tor
pid or INSTRUCTED condition. lisp i-sH ~
y, IN yhort, ths,y Pun may BE nsed WITH advan.
tses ID al esseA fhsh . purtasiyeor sltefstivs
nd ohserxs thst the two fikenesses Of the Doc
tor arson The Geverrhent stsnp-ons 'vhen IN
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The Miscries

Which refined and sensitive smoker
endures before he can summon courage
to ask the fatal question, ''Do you object
to smoking. - are not to be told. There
is story that two persons We re- the
only occupants Of first-class Ell rTiage
GU the Great Western night mail. They
travelled after the manner Of the British
, --frun London to Exeter without cx-
changing a single syllable. Here hui
man nature broke down, and the least
modest Of the pair ventured to inquire,
Have you any objectionsw &c, &c.
THE very question, sir, l have been
trying to ask you since we left Reading
These two modest gentlemen, it is need
less to add, smoked but not another
word uttered they till they reached
Penzance.
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the last .t1esss to<ssmpslon, and the other in
n' sdsI d1 81 81 Drsssts ana Dealers. Price Is
cents per box. Prfneipal Office, Ne. Is North
eth Street, philadelphia, Pa -
General Whoiesafe Agents Demas Baraos &
Co, q PARK Row, New York; s. S. Hance, los
Baltimore ST., Baltimore Md; John ID. Park, \.
4. cor. of Falrth and Walnut St, Cincinnati,
Chic Walker q Taylor, 1874 and 1856 Wabash
Avenue, Chicago, III. +; Collins Brothers, south-
west corner of Second and Vine Streets. &C..
Louis Mo. --foct2i-4th 5th W a.1y- -
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The Old Folks.

Father Kemp, with his old and orig
iual company of Old Folks, will APP
pear at Washington Hall tomorrow
, night This Is tho first time the re-
, nowned performers have visited Wheel
ing for seven or eight years. The Pitts
burg Commercial of Saturday says:
.,.- 1--WE fully appreciate the high stand
ard of the entertainments. Z"
There will be crowded
house tonight, and those intending to
be present should secure seats early.
Miss Nichols has some new soluble
witching songs, and the company at
large, proud of their able manager, are
determined to make this, their last APP
pearancc, one that shall last long in
The memory Of all who hear them.
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"HeaIing on Its WAvs,.

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters.
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell Of sickness, we assure you there
is nothing more grateful, You nyspeptic Ones,
with your constant ailings. with your Nausea,
Headache Sour Stomach, &c, use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH g. CO..
decI Proprietors
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.NeWafY ok Prize Association.

L 80 5llsss . Va ,u. -, ., -. .rd
k sI Je~eiay raissd 4 10 % srns a.
IL asss .%l r.ls: e Zach .,,;f I: :: :,, :;
F 1oai arc .ad o. On I ,n. ,ss,lS, q
cents 8 sas:ISp. sSni.laias ::ss ~. !, :. y
o,,,as ~ -, ~ ,s.n ~ .nx - 1910. Thspg
sh,.sr me- .esias .h.i .les |. sI..; as.a y
ya,se--ssaeh nsy " iron ons - o. DoI.r
rer.its The .rtieis named o. nsy .Isn ssss !. .
tss =. ..ns ssu. Every fisiss ir.-. - 90
S"ssh one Dollar |" sssrs IYho ,s,arr.
ne s si:ss 49,, 81 s &c e II s,
Istssr. fts5 = S.Dsiss
recefps % Valuable 6sfts non NJ. msy -,
s sitls f z ssi.. Co.. $500. ''. y -,
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.Pss..hlns BY Tesaee. s.ie-.i

,lis The following cases related by Dr.
,i's,Marchant will remind many consumers
olsof tobacco ofiths tax they paid in great.
70 ssiionsss and prost5ation after their first,
.isuser of this narcotic. A smoker, in
arswms' NM StIengiy~ thsogsnaA pipe
partly stopped mp, in order to make il
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prin,isiye srsn wsrk..

Prin,itiye from work.. III 4 4 =
Mr.. Samuel Baker, describing tho ma
tiyes living near the banks Of the Nile,
Africa, says they make excellent iron
weapons, although the Iblacksmiths
have nothing but stones for an anvil
and hammer. The natives, however,
are absolute savages.1 The men have
no clothing bat tile ~o,hsn wear what
he.ealls d shirt of MALI an apron nine
inches long and six inches broad. He
obtained one of the "shirts' which had
belonged to tho wife ola chief, and he
found that it had been made of rings OF
iron, neatly joined together. The work
had been done by o blacksmith, who
had used aclsft stick tor appjr Of bongs,
a stone for an anvil, and another stone
for hammer.
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For Street Commissioner

beg leave to remind my friends and the
voters Of the city that am still candidate for
the office of Street Commissioner, and If elected
will perform the duties of the Office faithfully.
sts asgUtE4iS'' John SANDSTONE.
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Wioser huHuV,<s.

Booth, Battelle & Co. daily receive
oysters direct from Baltimore. The BIZ
valves are large, fresh and Lcious.
For sale by can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where a
full supply of groceries is kept con-
stantly on hand. Prices as low rs the
lowest. a
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DIED..

At Martlnsville, Ohio Saturday evening, Jan.
uary 10Th, Mrs MARY b. SWIFT, aged AZ years.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, this Monday, afternoon at O'Clock.
The, friends Of the family are respectfully in
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Purcs, ..d swee,e., Cod Liver OIL

Purcsi aad Sweetest Cod Liver OIL
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected ivers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by a sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. i Remember to AJAX for
Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver Oil"
Caswell, Mack g. Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gistsC - biCIamar 20-mwseow1y.
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The CeIebratedF r aeins Horse
IKentueky,fob ne (sfyenfkxtny.

spHISHoGsRI rs WELL KNOWN AS OSE
n ~ the fastest pacers ~ the eeuHtry, having
made his mile In e.26. he won fys rzres last
fall. and took the first premium At the Mey, Yir.
ginia State Fair, in October, At the time Dexter,
Patehen. and other ceiebrated b0fses were .here
2s.ksntpeky. and the following other valuable
premiums viii be given away, by SPECIAL permis
sion % The CJmfuf<sioher Of Intefnaf Kgssahe,
Al WashingtSnr Guernsey Oypnty, oAis, on the
.. LAST OF fxi,atafs :, EaDtusky!J tloCsan.
pion PAGER. t2,cpO; ] fine Singers Improved
Family Sewing Machine whieiit Osf the FYrst
Premium Al, the W. Va, STATE 4 aily sIlk . enc
SILVER Hunting Case American Watch fGj, !
fne silver Hunting fAssi Eevsrc Tes<h. Sfa 1
fas SILVER Hnaii.g CSss LsysI Eaieh ~ .
Sunber Of T iekxis iimited 10 7,3sa.r ISakrts
One Dollar each Eycry ticket will draw . pSire
worth from 50 cents % t2.SS. ~ f.i>J Ttff ]
) d Kentucky can he sestl q the, stable lof c.
BeymeT, Washington. Ohio. The ewing IA,
chine can be seen at Howard lfsrtou's ri Main
Street, Wheeling. The elegant Watches are-0n
exhibition At the Jewelfy StSfe Of Meksrs SOFT
4 HeHnf gtn. Iz7 Main STREET. Vheelinr, n. Va,
Tickets can De had BY addressing u. u. RSdoek-
er & co, at Washington, GueI1sey e.Sunty Ohio,
and at the fol lowing named Places, John Balls
Hotel Fberling. R9lfs saloon, Market Street
~ Bsuters Salon Mais Stteet, and q Rsnnsr's
Hotel Crntre " heelins, > f-fF,, -fis-
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FOR PHE" HeLiDAYSiI
.LF.gBEYMER

aaa (. rs aai.. q: c.l.. n n a An.,.
sHA%ssssEEss .. esslll ~ NV skaSf g. q
IRizp< Knresshishphe ss2l sssnra& xessYefk
&S;&y rsesssss saS A4sss9so ses Is =
sefs 49, 10 sianinni1s II, IL Fl n a L. :
.lsisEfaAg sldAsiqseb teola ga 3
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TOWN TRIPLES.
: T"---" - = : =" . :
ewAdyertisementA.

Three store rooms in Odd Fellows
Hall building are offered for rent.
There will be stockholders meeting
on Saturday evening.
EAST Lynne" and ''Nan, the Good
for Nothing at Washington Hall to-
night. '.s.i
tg See advertisement headed Lost" ..,
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Important to Gardeners.
VIrE WOULD CALL THH ATTRN

w TON Of all PRACTICAL Gardeners to the I'D
vantage Of putting In their orlers for seeds early
a. there are many varieties very short this
season -.r.:- ..f. -l.. ...- ...
them ON to David Lardrrth & Son, Of Philsdel-
phia, the only reliable scedsmen) and there have
each order put up separately, render the pur-.
chaser the original invoice. aud charge him Ian.
drrths prices. A full and complete stock Of seed
on hands through the season
..i--s D.. ~ PRYOR BOYD &Co.. 30.
Agricultural warehouse aud Seed Store. Ne. fs
Vain street Wheeling W. Va 49,. janI !.
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Graussnar.


Superintendent Kennedy, of the New
York Police, and the jSrid Of that city,
have got into . controversy abont the
grammatical construction of an "order'
issued to the police by the Superin-
tendeht.j Kennedy writes to the editor
Of the World, " certainly have no OBJ
lection to being criticised by capable
hand; but save me from one who mis-
qaotes, aad who cannot even render the
word ',aortHis' correctly" TO which
the compositor who spelt ''mortuis" as
s'mortins,r replies, "Dear Kennedy-ln
order that. your grinirnar and the
Worlds Latin should be correct, it only
needs. that and should change places.
Your devoted PRIscIAN SCAIIGER, JR.
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Sfafel or Wesf ! Yirginia.

States Of West Virginia, b.
circuits Court Of Ok,s. Comfy, December
Babes, la6.,I,.s4G al .4,a .3rl = J
William Be1rnetf. RepfgeO w. IFsknss Ben
Crawfofd. compfzsfanis,, g. Jdssph one
whUrter. Auditor az tbe ststsSof Wsst Virginia,
sfsf a stL sae y .is
CfrvrIt Ceuft0 ono County, snOyISsI wa
'IsHH oByBCfOr THIS ssi,if rs TO, IN,
i join the said Auditor and llo6csH agtpts
saS astuusEs Of raid ssaSa fDra pspsac,ltitg Or
H-oiisss .aow RflyisDS a. Jaw ju The Sad, Court
a.alp,t Tie SAD e6nIp n1its A. sartfes ~ rfe
DEF naanti ts.ss 77pkzfs>1 ed M. or a A.ssi
A. Sheriff Of lI,afdofphs G6uiass aud fsap pBs-
efriins 10 ePy BeS sa.cplipet lJsn ths aid evrs1
Int rest dafdxcs ard rosts efait6ei ID add no
tfoffs further 10 0stasb . dssres as<lsufug
htlsalh EDinpia lznfzl fnvJsr digshsr epd afrssi
speaPists tsr ~ gray aaTt " ,hs ss.4 taIes'
HoeB-ss. Interest. DANA rs and <D3ie. -, /,
And il appearing from III 10 n slsd ~ tise
cSns1 that tis< dsSssssaits u Jssls E.fhArS AMI
wilharnc q. ehsaopifh 1afo pstykSdpsfssf thls
StaSs, On the rnlotlols Of tae Gos9Hl "
ordered that tbey. 20 appfar shsfe sfttsn cns,
thfssfslsT ana zasskr TIA bHi Of osznpfstnt' In
this esasa. ss.d. d sisztss nsees.erJte psetset
sns'i r esp9. IA. yisdiy atop SrrxIEd !.
- tf,rsy- IL Nv .l'sia isJ317Sfir iE0GI Olsrf
-
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Ono Or she Best Houses or the Season,
Il (ro,ydel WASHINGTON Hall OH Satur-

One o. she Hest Houses 81 INC benssn'
Crowded Washington Hall on Satur-
day evening to witness the performance
of the Glenn combination. The, Child
Stealer, with Miss lowering rs Jane
Rutherford, and 'Ireland rs it Was
with Miss Kemble rs Judy O'Trot, were
rendered in style that was highly pleas
ing, as the frequent and hearty demon
STATIONS of applause evinced. Miss
lowering, the announcement of whose
last appearance will be received with
regret by her many admirers in this
city, will appear as Lady Isabel in
Cast Lynne;"this evening. As this
will be the last opportunity the Wheel
ing pnbIic will have to witness her
classic representation Of this interesting
character, we have no doubt that her
audience will be Us large and select as
her abilities merit. The after5pieces for
the evening is "Nan, the Good for Moth
ing"
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. be. DECALC0MANIE!R
Beautiful ,Picfures!.u ,,g,.,.s
uG2 bl. Pine Engrayings
Elf HOLIDAYPR PRESENTS! q

irRR4r REDUCTION 1N'TIIE PRICE, or
" PORCELAIN PICTURES. Befops pur;
chasing your HofiHSy- Prcscntss do not fail %
call at III Main street the oBly place here
Deeaicsmanie material can be obtained.
STEREOSCOPES, With great yzriety Of pleas
ing and Interesting views, smbsari1e White
Nountain Scenery, and the majesty and beauty
PHOTOGRAPH ALIENS in great variety.
from the exquisite Mtfie linotype and Fairy
Albums % the large elegant ausrto. Q! a. =
WHITING DESKS, SHE'LL BOXES, WORK
BOXES WALNUT BRACKETS, in great
variety, elegantly fnished. a,
Pictures enlarged 10 any size and finished IN
WATER COLOR INK, and OIL IN the best
sttIe1 Of the art. AZ sshorf noficr Satisfaction
glarsuteed.. "A. G. PARTRiDGE &,Cos q
.',,,, .. 4,,,Ya,,oe, s,a>zs ,diYf NAN s.res.
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