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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-04

The n. Y. Sun says: From . record
kept By philanthropic old gentleman
" learn sincc the year 1850 over SIX
h,me,reA liyes have bssn lost and six mil
lions a. dollars worth Of property de.
stroy cd by accidents happening to per
soas using the burning fluids made from
petroleum. This statement 10 doubtless
wisbin toe bouaas Of truth, for scarcely
q day passes that We do not notice in
uss q more Of our exchanges ID ac-
count OF some accident occurring thro'
the use Of Kerosene or burnisg Auids
made ont OF naptha or turpentine CON
bined, so ~ 70 form highly dangerous
compounds. Since our law makers con-
Time 70 permit such inflamabie prepare
lions TO be made and sold, consumers
would consult their own safety by refus-
ing 70 purchase any illuminating oil that
will not stand the simple fire test Of
thrusting a lighted match into q saucer
full If the fire causes the oil to burn,
it 10 too inflammabls to use with safety,
but il the match is extinguished. with
out setting IRE to the oil, 1t may be as
sumcd AZ safe article to use. IllumiH
sting oils, that can be used without dang
err, are not readily fred by lighted
matches, and unless wick 10 introduced
such oils will not, rs a general thing,
catch fire without considerable effort
the theory being that the burning prop
erty must be combined with certain
amount OF carbon formed by the wick
In the explosive fluids the carbon ele.
ment resides in the ingredients Of the
oil. The inhsmsble gases arising from
the nsptha in such fluids, readily ignite
or explode, firing the oil. which liquid
then burns without any wick. 1t is to
he hoped that parties compelled to use
such fluids will be warned by the record
or those skilled by burning fuid." and
test for themselves every such article
offered in the market. In this manner,
hundreds " valuable lives will be annu,
ally saved. '
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-04

w OF the late Joseph Thatcher fssr ailss Nesth-
east of ferdinand. the Hiilsboro PIKE, all The
personal property Of said decedent noe reserved by
the widow Thursday. March 7ssh, 1857, foIiows
to-wis:
Horses, Cattle and hogs, Har. Gr,in, Wheat in the
Field, Farming Ctensils, House and KiSehen Fuyui-
tare and other articles necessary TO enanersse
Sale to commence 10 O'Clock, A. n. Of said Do v.
credit Of Nine Aeashs given al Sums over Three
Dollars, viii, note and approved seeusiey.
ENOS THOMAS, Adm'e.
IsRAEL WoorEU1F, Aucsioneer.
Hareh z 1851. 40 re
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-04
Mode Of Distribution.

-AHA-|NA0 IA A/4SC14O uC1On.
The numbers from to 5000 will be placed in y
wheel by the Committee, aId drawn out one bv one.
The hrsf numb r drawn will ente the holder of the
ticket bearing the corresponding number to the frs,
prize as printed in the catalogue which is ss 900 in
LASH the second NUMBER to the second prize on the
list, and so on until all the prizes are drawn
Tickets can be procured at the Hotels, Book, Drug
and Jeweiry Stores in this city, and at nv Office at
the fremont House Price OF tickets. dollar each
sent 10 any part OF the country receipt of price
and stamp to pay return postage.
CiuD Nates.-Any party procuring a club of five
OF more names for tickets and sending the money for
the same, will be allowed the following commission
Five tickets 10 one address, So as: Ten tickets, do
o. 50; Twenty tickets, do. $500, &c &C.
In every case send the name of each subscriber
with the number Of their ticket, and their possofcs
Address, with town. county, and State. in full Money
BY Drafs, Postofice Order, Express or Registered
Letters, may be sen. At risk.
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Male and Female Agents Wanted in every
Town and County in the State.
PREMIUMS TO AGENrs.

One American Silver Watch, worth $50 90 will h.
given to the agent selling the largest number of tickets
One Patent Lever Watch worth thirty dollars 20 the
Agent selling the next largest number: Phot.rranb
Album worth twenty dollars, to the Agent selling the
hir6iarvest number. 'Ae
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PEST Z:yS(.lU13

Seaip-is dslighHuny peYfsred. cures he,dnes.. "a
VI. not st.sa the SKINS perfect Ressoeeraud Dfes-
sing Com6insd- No other psxpasatipn for ~ hair
contains PestAehio Not Oil. Sold by all Drnerieta
DEMAS, BARNES Co.. Agents. NeW York
ORRlN SKINNER 4 Co.. Sole Pruprietor.
LStf SpFinxHeId. Nass
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Hadlevs Normal Academy,

puvHE NEXT Term OF twenty weeks viii begin
j February 4sh, 1857
- wish 70 announce 70 nv TRENDS fna' DO eHor' wa
To teachers and those preparing IN teAch wish to
saw that am making arrangements 70 hare con-
pleie TRAINING DEPART daring Eext FERN.
ROCK KEEPING.
Jf,,r;., ,,.;n ,r,c,;cal course Of Book Keeping
sueiers for ali the ordinary purposes o. a,ts s,s.oEt
extra charge ninAA hA 800,
4f-5u. Is0caPai-
@heA To Lend.
znnAn Bushesre-cleaned Flax Seed
G6VDyyV q. w BARNES & CO.
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"CO 8 II A r. s.
CELEBRATED
8UCKTH RN SAIvE,

For Cuts. Burns, Bruises, Wounds Boils, Cancers
Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples. Bleeding Blind and
Painful Piles Scrofulous, Putrid and Ill conditioned
Sores; Ulcers. Glandular Swellngs. Eruptions, Gu
taneons A0sctons Ringworm Itch. Corns, Bunions,
Chilbains, dc.; Chspped Hands Lips, &C.; Bites of
Spiders. Insects, Animals, &C., &c.
~ Boxes, 25cts., 5Octs., and 81 sizes.
re- Sold BY all Druggists everywhere.
~ And BY HENRY K. COSTAR, Depot %s4
broadway, n. Y.
~ And By J. w. Plunamer. and Samson 4
Ross, Richmond. ind.
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RooT's FIESTA cEnR preserves the lite Of the Hair
eAAnges from grey " its original color in thre>
weeks-prevents the hair from aiIingis the hest ar
tcle for dressing the hair found in the psrket
vlsurely removedandruf md cure Idiseases Of H.
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"COSTAR'S
CELEBRATED
BISHOP PILLS.

UNIVERSAL DINNER PILL
For Nervous and Sick Headache Cossireness Ind;
essson, Dyspepsia, Biiiiousness, Constipation Diar
Asa. Coles, Chlls, Fevers, and general derxnxenea
- Boxes, 2scts., Socts.. and 81 si1es. Sc
- SoA By all Druggists everywhere.
- Anl y HENRY h. C0SrAR.g Depot ls4
DSoedvsy, NJ.
- And By J. W.PLUNNER. and SAMSON
ROSS. &eAnond, Ind.
- : - 70 ~ ss--
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Mas. SournwoRrH.-A Washington


Mas. SournwoRrH.-A Washington
lstter-writer Of New York paper :
marks: There is an unusual number o f
visitors about the Capitol this morning
the library having its full share Of ladies
walking about, sitting, reading, looking
at pictures. and looking at each other.
BY the farthest table. near the new ex-
tension, sits o dark, middle aged, sad,
vet fine faced woman. She is Mrs South
worth. My impression is that the wo-
man is greater than her books. Then in
her personality there 10 something ine
and tender which has never run out into
ink, or been Imprisoned in paper. She
is to DC honored as one of the few women
who has worked her way through mis-
fortune to fortune by the work Of her
hand. and brain, and heart She is one
Of the few women who have been
able TO bring out oil literature not only
q remuneration. but fortune. BY the
labor Of her pen she has educated her
children, and secured for herself and
them the lovely home which she now
inhabits on Georgetown Heights. Here,
surrounded by her family. by flowers.
books, beauty. and friends, the impas-
stoned, sensitive, and suffering heart at
last hnds rest"
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THE Hish low.

Eaacit65 oy the Legislature for the
protection OF the 'iinny tribe prohibits
the trapping. netting, shooting or sein-
ing of fish at any time for tco years, in
any Of the lakes. rivers Except the Ohio
and ST, .Joseph) or small streams within
the State Of Indiana; and at all times
after the expiration OF two years from
and after the passage Of the Law, except
between the first day Of May and the
first day Of September Of each year.
The penalty prescribed for violation of
the act is fine Of not more than twenty
five dollars, nor less than tive dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-15

SPRING WEATHER.-The undesirable
lingering attributes of cold, clustering
March have, beyond peradventure,
taken fight with the irrevocable past
We are now being favored with days OF
genial pleasantness and sunshine, and
the adjacent hills in view are rapidly
becoming beautiful with green velyety
grass. All nature seems alive and cheer
full. Wild flowers are Budding, and
sending up to the protecting branches
of majestic and stately trees sweet
greetings of the advent of welcome
spring; blades of grass are shooting
forth, mingling and intermingling in
happy unison, exhaling rich perfume to
all animated creation in joyous token
of the departure of chilly winds and
biting frosts; bright green foliage bows
in welcome obeyance to the warm at
mosphere and genial sun, and now be-
gins to throw its verdure over the ex-
posed branches of mighty trees that
have withstood the powerful attacks of
wintry winds-all, all are assuming the
garb of
Mirth and JOY and pleasures rare,
Gladuess ard beauty free from care.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-15

Don't send your furniture to auction
or throw it to one side on account of a
few scratches, or because the polish is
worn off or become dim. Get bottle
of Bookings Furniture Polish and ap-
ply it according to directions, and you
will have piece of furniture as bright
as though it were new. Price, p cents
per bottle. Sold by Edmund Booking,
No. |. Odd Fellows Hall.
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AFFlICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE

WHEN BY THE USE OF DR.. JOIN
w vILLE'S ELIXIR you can be cured per.
nanently, and At = trifing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invalna able medicine for Physical and Eer.
vous Weakness. General Debility and Prostra-
ton Loss Of Muscular Energy, 1mpotency, or
any of the consequences OF youthful indiscre-
ton renders il the most valuable preparation
ever discovered.
1t will remove all nervous affections, depres-
sion, excitement, incapacity 70 study or bust.
ness, loss Of memory. confusion, thoughts Of self
destruction, fears of insanity, &c. 1t will re-
store the appetite renew the nealth Of those who
have destroyed II by sensual excess or evil prac-
tees.
Young men, be humbuggea no more BY "Quack
Doctors and ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay for the Elixir, and be at snce re-
stored 10 health and happiness. perfect cure
is guaranteed in every instance. Price 81, or
four bottles TO one address 3.
One bottle is sufficient 10 effect cure in all
ordinary cases
Also, DR.. JOINvILLES SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Gonorr-
hea, elect Urethral Discharges. Gravel, Strict
ure, and all affections Of the Kidneys and Blad.
der Cures effected in from one to ave days.
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system. and never nsussste
the stomach OF impTegnste the breath. No
change Of diet is necessary while using them,
nor does their action in any manner interfere
with business pursuits. Price 81 per box =.
Either of the aho ye mentioned articles viii be
sent 10 any address. closely scaled, and post.
paid. by mail or express. receipt OF prioe. Ad-
dress all orders to
BERGER. SHUTS. s CO. Chemists.
No. 2sJ River Street Troy, y. Y.
Inar2I-l V-eod6N
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FOR SALE.
BRADLEY
WOODEN YARN FACTORY
FOR SALE.

u,uE CNDER>lGNED OFF n
the following described property ioi ss'e
w ,,rtial brick building three stories hign,
=, =, ION ~ 36 II. wide with the addiilon u a
oJ p I House 81 IT, long by 90 IT, wide anu
s'"II hIick tenement house containing . rooms,
s; nth several other small out houses Saap'e' 20
i2S',,>Tpy.yiy: Two sett of II. jerks Ma
,. M Will all the late improvements; SPIN
'ili''s -. one containing J36 spindles and the
n ,,I5r 81: four twisters, and other machinery
- 'aJJ;a,,, impr,ved Dry Room. There is also
Sf'gnTt ,r ,ctt OF machines in Factory. The Fac.
.y u, !. in operation and those wishing to pur-
tory = mid ~, do we'll to call and examine same
' .,unnr,adistrly. A splendid Boiler, Engine,
.'srnor attached to samel are included in the
N',.s ,nI are warranted sufficient power TO run
.o,, al machines. For terms, &c, enquire Of
. 'Ilr,.s, +. BRADLEY,
I" limo Wheeling, W.. V.
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JOHN TEECE,

NIALsTER AND HOP DEALER,
Nl Water Street Centre Wheeling. West
Virginia. Highest cash price paid for harley
aug30 ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-15

Our PEOPLE are too often imposed
upon by professed opticians, who sell
an inferior spectacle at exorbitant
prices. Oxtoby & Dufield. ut their
iewelry store, 1903 Main street, nearly
opposite Merchants National Bank,
have Just received fine assortment of
spectacles of all styles, TO which they
invite the attention of all whose vision
is in any way impaired.
Messrs. o. 4 D. repair watches, clocks
and iewelry with promrtness. See adj
vertisement, and call at their store.
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us coming around the corner they
"made up and wagged their tails in
unison. What can we do for an item I
We would get up sight on our own ac-
count if we wasn't afraid Of getting
clicked" %
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SCARCE.-Local items are scarce:
scarce as her teeth: as feathers ON eat s
tail; as shinplaster's in Locals pocket
as truth in the columns OF a radical
newspaper; as angels visits; as ladies
who do not follow the fashions; as SUI
gar without sand; or anything else most
rare and uncomfortable. We offered a
small boy with tow-head and hole
in the seat OF his trowsers our only
dime to punch another boy in the head,
but he was too lazy to honestly earn so
much money, and we failed in our eff
fort to get an item. Two dogs had a
notion TO fight, hut as soon as they saw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-15

FALSE ALARM.-Our citizens were
startled from their security Saturday
evening by the alarm of fire, and the
streets were soon hvened with anxious
inquirers, who soon found that the
alarm was false one. The alarm was
given by crowd of darkies, who sit
out as soon as it was given.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-15

LITTLE BAREFOoT."-The warm
weather of the past week has been
taken advantage of by the boys to dis
card their pedal covering. The sight
of the barefooted boys brings up MEM
cries of our boyhood days, when the
first warm day of spring we surrepti-
tiously removed our shoes and stockings
and enjoyed the freedom of naked feet,
the tender soles of which were ut first
stung by the gravel, but soon became
so hardened that vigorous stub OF
the toe against stone was relieved by
a grieving couch" and 4 thorn i'll the
foot only delayed our play as long as it
took to bind rag around it, which
done we tripped off to rejoin our COM
panions. A barefooted boy enjoys more
real happiness in day than the grown
up votaries of pleasure do in a wear.
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JUSTICES DocKET.-The following
cases have been tried before Squire
Johnston from December 9th to Apri
18th, of which the following were set
tied in Justices Court:
Daniel o. Quinlan, gave bond for sure
ty of the peace.
Joseph Murray, fined Tor peddiina
without license.
Levi Allison, fined for peddling with
out license.
Patrick H. Quinlan, gave bond for
surety of the peace.
John Harkins, gave bond for surety OF
the peace.
S. A. Wilder, fined for pcddling with
out license.
H.H. Jordan, fined for peddling with.
out license.
Charles E. Ellsworth, gave bond for
surety of the peace.
Ell. Cory, fined for peddlmg with.
out license.
Ell. Kughler, fined peddling with
ont license.
Samuel II ocking, fined for peddling
without license.
The following cases were continued
to the May term of Circuit Court:
Daniel o. Quinlan, assault and bat
terry.
Minnie Nugent, homicide.
Walter Conway, larceny.
Christian Metz, larceny.
Isaiah Watson, Jr., assault and hat
tory.
Anne Metz, larceny.
James b. Kennedy, selling indecent
pictures.
Martin Hoben, larceny.
John Donuelly, horse stealing.
John McClarin, obtaining money I'M
der false pretences.
Benjamin Stephens, larceny.
John Anderson, larceny.
George Beresock, homicide.
George Doyle, homicide.
Henry, alias Major" Baldwin, riot.
Patrick III. Quinlau, larceny.
Henry, alias Major Baldwin, lar
ceny.
James Swan, forgery.
5. Sprigg Zane, forgery.
j. l.. Hargreaves, assault and battery,
with intent to commit rape.
George X. Abel, bastardy.
Michael II. Brady, robbery.
Patrick II. Quinlan, robbery.
Patrick II. Quinlan, assault with in
tent to kill.
Patrick II. Quinlan, assault and bat
tcIy.
James Walters, riot.
George Westwood, riot.
William Taylor, larceny.
August Specht, receiving bride,
Louis Seabright, giving bride.
Andrew Mallory, assault and battery
with intent To kill.
George Williams, larceny.
Andrew Metz, keeping house Of i'll
fame.
George Hereford, larceny.
Timothy Dorgen, assault and battery.
Ernest Vogler, obtaining money I'M
der false pretences.
Henry Brantfose, bastardy.
Charles Ellsworth, riot.
Jane Chalk, threatening life of Mary
Gilmartin.
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BAsTARDY.-On Saturday Hannah
Springborn, who ''loved not wisely, but
too WE'LL" appeared before Esquire
Johnston and preferred charge of bas-
tarday against Henry Brantfose, who
was held to bail in the sum of 5000.
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FOR SALE

,,,nr UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
one hundred and eighty acres of land, stu
ned in Wetzel county W. Va, about seven
miles from the county seat New Martinsville,
ON the Ohio river forty acres Of which is cleared
aud 6t for fencing purposes, small orchard and
small house. Also, forty eight acres of bottom
land situate within one mile of New Martins
villo, Wetzel county, fronting on the river, on
which is located good two-story house worth
about -, 800. JOSEPHUS CLARh.
Apply to JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
Vile, Wetzel county, w. Va. feb2sd&w
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WANTED.
A n n q A z N ~ n r II NJ.

CTIVE A. X N f ~ We IL "
"A WHERE To introduce two NEW PAT
ENTED INVENTIONS, INvALCABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY sells at sight, and demand constantly in
creasin.. Agents male and female, now oper
ating arr making 80 TO IS per day by working
i few hours daily. PREVIOUS EXPKEfRNCE As
AGENTS UNNECESSARY. \ sample OF each, worth
81 with terms to agents, sent free by mail to
auy address Seud 90 cents ~ pay postage.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Address
g.. W. JACKSON & co.
mChs-ly /. o. Box l345, Baltimore, Md.
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REMOVAL.

rI'HE UNDERSIG NED TAKES PLEASURE
| in informing his customers and citizens gen
orally that hc has removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment to the north side of Union, be-
tween Main and Market streets, where he keeps
constantly OH hand the best brands of French
Calfskin together with good workmen as the
country can afford. Thankful iwr past patron
age he wishes a continuance of the same.
,nrs.6m JAMES MATHEWS.
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On Saturday last blind horse, driven
by q careless boy, run his head against
q gas-post with such force as to knock
him down. Although blind, it is sup
posed the horse saw stars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-15

A BoOTLEss TRIAL.-On Saturday last
Alexander MCGEE appeared before JUS
tice Johnston and charged Joseph Piper
with having stolen pair of boots from
him, and asked for n warrant for the of
tenders arrest. The Squire made out
the warrant, Int McGee refused to
swear to his charge, which ended the
matter.
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A CARD.

r,HE MCLURE HOUSE HAS CHANGED
i hands The propret0rs have long been
known to the travelling public.
The house is undergoing thorough repairs, and
will be Que OF the first class hotels Of the cOun
try.
We will study To please. and hepe to merit a
liberal share of the public patronage.
MALLONEE, MORRIS & co.
Wheeling. W. Va, April T. l-61apr6tf
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Thc Grcaicst Living Artistic

Will be acted the celebrated Tragic PLAY. in 5
acts, written by SHERIDAN KNOWLES, en-
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NOTICE.

TAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
Ill the LIQUOR busincsS, Casper Keim, the
mama and ,tyie of the firm will be- =. Koim &
Bro.
hereby give notice that desire all persons
having bills against me To present them immedi.
atelv. and those indebted to me will please call
and settle, as | wish Ia close all my accounts as
soon as possible. SIMON klein.
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Mirth and joy and pleasures rare,
Gladuess ard beauty free from care.
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"TEAMP, TRAMP, the boys are march
ing" their feet we'll protected by Boots
and Shoes bought at Blond Il Bach
mans, 1O7 Main street, corner of Sprigg
alley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-15

GOOD FRIDAY comes this year on the
10Th of the month, and Easter Sunday
on the 2lst. The season of Lent contin-
ues until then.
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ECONOMY. DURABILITY

and BEAUTY OF APPEARANCE. 1t is ap.
plirable 10 any STYLE Of roof, not being affected
Nv heat or cold. For steamboat or car roof, it is
uneoualled. 1t is perfectly Fire Proof We
refer TO any parties for whom we have done
work Orders for work promptly attended TO
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NOTICES.
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THOS. O'BRIEN
i is fully authorized to solicit subscriptions To
the Citizens Street Railway, aud earnestly hopes
all persons feeling interested in the enterprise
viii subscribe some stock, sO.the work can lie
commenced Immediately.
JOHN MCLURE. JR.,
inriI IL 1851 President
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Ii 4 LADDIE MEETS LASSIE.-If a
laddie meets lassie walking i'll the
street; if the lassie wears a filter
shows an ankle neat: if the wind is
rudely blowing, lifts her skirts too
high, and laddie sees that ankle, need a
lassie cry' Every lassie wears a til
ter and hindcrpest," and a mental
"palpitator" on her snowy breast. If
when married to the lasSic these false
charms he spy; if he says. "Tm sold,
by jingow need a lassie cry!
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COPPER. TIN.
AND
SHEET IRON WARE
X f. N O v A l.!

7 HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP. NJ M
Store Room. from I1s Market to NO ~ iu2 ha an
street, where will be peasedto s-e an m! o,'
customers and as many new ones a. ~ -.
nsut Of All kinds Of ware usually found in sneh
establishments, and am prepared TO Ill al orders
for anything manufactured from SoPPtI, WI I'm o.
Sheet Iron have several trst class Joo VI a a
men. and will do any work promptly anu - ~
low rates as anv establishment in the SLAp;
,abs,s' a., GEO. W. JOHNSON.