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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-10

Do THE Democracy OF Monongalla
county, In this State, belong 10 what
is called the 'gold bellied" faction OF
the partyH Do they mean to repudlate
the financial features of the address
adopted by their State Convention in
this city on the 9Th Of last month"; II
not, why did they pass the following
resolution at their Morgantown meet.
ing last Mondays
ResOlUed, That It Is the impera.
tive duty of Congress, In the
present financial condition OF the
country, to direct all its legIsla-
ton to secure retrenchment and econ.
omy, SO that the financial world may
be thereby inspired with confidence,
and the currency OF the country be so
appreciated that Il may DO gradually and
speedily brought TO a specie or convert
iDle basis, aud the heavily burdened
tax paying people may have hope in
their ability 70 meet their liabilities and
sustain the honor ofthe government.
We notice that the Hon. William G.
Brown was present and addressed the
meeting, and also that John j. Brown
acted as Secretary. This may account
for the popularity of the resolution
especially for the fact that 1t means
something or nothing, just as you
choose. In this respect 1t some
what resembles the Hon. VIM. G.s
votes in Congress. Notice that 1t
speaks Of gradually and speedily" re-
turning to specie payments. That is a
good idea. "Gradually" for the green.
back" faction, and speedily" for the
"gold bellies"
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support OF the substitute. He regarded
the offer made by the city OF Wheeling
as the most munihcent and advantage.
pus proposition YET submitted 70 the
Rouse. It had substance In it-SOme.
thing tanBlble-not lands and rocks
the value u which nobody kneW-not
something speculative In It's chArao.
ter-but, on the contrary, an easily
understood and realISRblo value. The
men whose names had been read 10 the
rial were known to DO good for the
pledge therein contained. And what
wa their oher3 Motto donate 50 much
land, OF rock, or wood; not to give
something that may or may not have
value In Il, but 70 build q house-a
house suitable for the accommodation
Of thetWO branches Of the Legislat1 re
and the State officers, and to furnish 1t
rent free for ten years. II gentle.
men were In earnest In their talk about
economy, here was an opportunity to
show 1t. Here was An offer 70 save ex.
pense 70 tax.payers. Why 60 OF and
choose an Ineligible location aud entail
upon the State an uIlc0lled for and an
uni ustihable expense OF time like this
when good accommodations can be Sc.
cured In q more desirable locality free
Of cost 70 the State.
The House refused 10 adopt Mr.. Par.
kers substitute as an amendment TO
the bill, and on motion OF Mr.. FerGu.
son, Of Cabell, proceeded TO fill the
second blank by Inserting the words
county ofUpshur" after the name OF
Buckhannon. This done, 1t next pro.
ceeded 10 fill the third blank by insert
ing the words ION certain lands do.
mated BY Levi Leonard and Mary b.,
bis wICe.n Aflsr which, on motion,
the House adjourned.
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NTATE NEMS.

A Wheeling correspondent OF the
Parkersburg Times thinks that, CON
trary to common practice, there has
been "too little talking and too much
legislating" at this session Of the Legis.
lature.
The same correspondent makes the
following remarks in regard to the
school system:
IAN effort will be made TO change
radically the school law. The wisdom
ofSuoh u course at this time Is doubt.
full. The law ought to get fair trial,
aud am OF the opinion that the Legis.
lature Is not in the temper to make
any essential alterations. A few
doubtless are needed and will be made.
There IL Senseless clamor raised
against "pRying multitude OF off,
GERS" under this law, in the different
counties, when the truth Is there Is but
one officer In each county paid under
its provisiOns-the county Superinten'
dent.
II our Free School system is not kill
ed by too many doctors, we will have
In very few years, one Of the mos
successful institutions OF popular edu
cation In the Union. Just think thai
within three short years since our Free
Schools were started, we have built SO(
school houses at cost Of 1hree hundred
thousand dollars, besides we have on
hand permanent school fund of Sl72,.
900 and this increasing every year.
Tho T,.,,ss L. nm n5Jtnrto1 ,I,tr1,u
that the lower end of the State has
been neglected in the way OF public
buildings, and points TO the fact that
the PenitentIary, Agricultural College
and Insane Asylum are in the upper
part OF the State.
The Clarksburg Telegraph speaks as
follows In regard to It's observations at
distance OF this session OF the Legis.
lature:
This body Is hard at work, and II in.
dustry Is recommendation II Is certain
ly entitled 10 great credit. We think,
however, that there is much superfiuOus
work done. There ls sufficient mum.
Der OF resolutions Of inquiry referred
10 the varions committees to keep them
busy for the next six months.
Both the Telegraph ana the Morgan.
town Post have articles In depreciation
OF any change in the Interest law.
The Wellsburg Herald, speaking Of
the proposed Republican Convention
at Wheeling on the odd of this month,
says:
or the proprIety of the movement
there can be no doubt, and We think
that the Republicans, generally, will
be better satisfied with the mode nd.
opted, OF authorizing their delegates in
the Legislature, where they have them,
to act for them, than they would be
with the more CumbrOus. aud not any
more satisfactory plan usually adopted,
The Morgantown Post, speaking in
reference 10 the same subject, says:
As to our people, we think II would
produce general satisfaction II n Con
ventiOn consisting OF the Republican
members Of the Legislature and the
State Central Committee should be held
at, Wheeling on the 22d Of February,
1858. day peculiarly adapted 10 the
purpose Of assemblugeHof patriots, and
that they then and there, make tho nom.
nations for delegates 10 Chicago. We
see no good objection to this plan; II
saves great expense TO the people, and
much Inconvenience and discomfort OF
travelling at this Indictment season OF
the year.
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THE JoHNsoN.GRANT DIFFICULTY
Opinions Of Tic New York PresS.-ThC
Times editorially says, in speaking o.
tho Grant and johnson difficulty, that
Grant, from the time no accepted the
position Of Secretary of waT, followed
the dictates Of his Judgment, fulfilled
his intlmatIon TO tho President, and
obeyed the law by allowing Mr.. Stan,
ton 10 resume his place in the Depart
menl.
The World accuses Grant Of Rros,
mIsrCp representation and with dRceIvlng
Mr.. johnson, and says that he hns
plonded guilty to the Presidents
charge, and that his former good char,
Acier has been blOtled.
The HCrGid says that the Grnnl.JOhn'
aon correspondence, and tho facts con.
necled with II, make upa lnmentRblC
case Of political decentralization unprN,
cedenled In tho United States and be,
lleveS that Grant, by this correspOn'
ience, will take tho wind out Of the
sails Of Mr.. ChnSe M tho Radical can.
llldRte for the Presidency.
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MONDAY MORNING. rEBRUAaT 10
70 Republican voters Throughout
tho state. ILL

Inasmuch as 1t seems to be dtsirablO to
avoid the holding of two regular State
conventions this year, the undersigned
beg to recommend that you will. at as early
a day as possible, assemble in county meet
ing, and empower your respective represOn-
taltyes in thetwo Houses of the Legislature,
or such Others as you may deaEnate
TO &C. as your delegates in State COnven-
ton 10 be held in this City on the cd of this
month. The Convention is called tonomi-
nato ten delegates to the National Repub
lIcan Convention at Chicago on the 10Th of
May next, and to transact such other busl-
ness as may concern the interests of the Re-
publican party throughout the State.
TIL. LOGAN.
J.R. HUBBARD.
sAMb. LAUGHLIN.
JOSEPH BELL.
J.E. WILSON.
JOSEPH sEYHOLp.
A. W. CAMPBELL.
State Central Committee.
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Mr., NEwLIN, OF Monroe county,
made a remark In the House of Dele
gates on Friday last that voters geuer-
orally throughout the State should
more frequently remember than Ia
their wont when their cara are assalled
by the Democracy with hypooritIcal
bowls about taxation. That remark
was TO tho effect that taxes IN West
Virginia will be found on examination
to be lower than the average Of taxation
throughout the different States Of the
Union, In some Of the States they are
perhaps from one.thIrd to 0ne.half
higher than ours, and In New York city,
with its 10000 Democratic majority,
they are we believe higher than In any
other part OF the country. Our State
taxation is low-3O cents on the 500
and there is bill now before
the Legislature, which we trust will
pnss, reducing It to 20 cents. 1t
il not the State taxation, ~ the Gov.
ernor we'll remarked in his message.
that Expresses the people, but the
levies for bounty purposes in the dIf.
feTent counties. The Democracy arc Just
nsdircctly responsible for these leyleS
IA other people, and far more response.
BILE indirectly. When tho various calls
for troops were made they were willing
IN vote large bouDtlgg-nnvihino nj ali
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Ar @Ie.
Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th,
" 1893, win cell my faFn, containing l19
Acres, situated one mile west OF MAEtin1Villo,
Belmont county, o., on the MAFtlnSVillo and
M Pleasant Plank Road. 4 4 pleasantly
. TIRES year OLD vineyard OF tix AeloB; 70
acres Of tho land IA grass. epmeiont locust
timber for the use OF the flfm and vineyard;
well Watered. Terms, caAh, the balance In
two equal annual aYments with interest -.
cured by mortgage.
Also, on The came day all my stock, farm.
ing Implements household and kitchen mr.
nlEnre, via: horses, cows, two OF them
thorough bred DuThAmB;lD head Of BhO0p,
hogs, good 9.h0rS0 carriage and hArnO1, q
moving machine, 2-hOrs0 wagon, ploQghls
hArToWI, and al the necessary appendices
10 farm and household.
lAnSl.td KOS W.R. VANPELT.
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PURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST
nom William Cloudy - 30 me dated
June 9tn, 1885, and duly recorded In the Re.
cOrder's once OF Ohio county, West Virginia
MONDAY, THE 2ND nay or MARoH. $50, at
10 O'Clock o, m, ut the front door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county, West Va, pro.
cOOd toRell, At public suction, to the highest
hundred and olghty-one, on the plat 81 that
part OF the city OF Whnellng laid out BY
William ChRpllne and John Eoff, now
known % Centre Wheeling, situated on the
east side OF Chapline street. adjoining the
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in two equal
inStalmentg, payable in Gix and twelve
months. with Interest rom day ofsalO.
Possession delivered upon compliance
"'''' - .'- = JAMES,. WHEAT.
iRn90.h Trustee,
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A THRIFTY YOUNG MAN.-Sometime
people have entertained angels una
wares, but Green Mountain boy, who
has been peddling maps lately In West
field and neIghborIng towns in Yer
mont, does not answer TO that descrlp
ton. His plan Is to go to u farm house
aud ask for nights lodging and food
for himself and horse. When his
bill Is presented IN the morning he
astOnishes the farmer by asking to "aeC
his license to keep a tHv0rn!" or course
the license Ia not produced, and the
bill Is not paid.
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Fnr Rent.

TJHE STORE ROOMS LATELY oCCu.
plea b. 0eolEO + 5aylgs { Go and y,
mont rooms flniahOd. GoollgEa o1gtn eOond
tory, and GOOD rooms for otheS pufpo IN
nDO6nd and third story IN good order te1-
DOGlion given Immediately.
Many building lutl and dwelling hous tot
Ealein the sixth Ward, on Eeagonanlo t6I I1
omeo, No. 1lES Main street, above Nom
roe, up StAih Ieoo-9
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PRICE OF PROPERTY IN NEw YORK;
The property on the corner OF Broad.
way and Canal street was sold at auc.
ton on Tuesday. The lot, % feet on
Broadway by 1877 on Canal street, with
the building, was sold for S4O5, 900, to
Mr.. Thomas Smith; No. 422 Broadway,
25 by OS feet, brought $4,000. This
property belonged to the estate OF John
Jay, and was sold In partition for the
benefit Of the heirs. Itappears to have
been in the Jay family for upwards OF
century, II has been on lease to the
family OF the party, whose term ex.
pires In May, for fifty years.
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Ex.GOvERNoR AIKEN,--The Charles
ton News, referring to n paragraph
going tho rounds Of the papers stating
that this once wealthy citizen Of South
Carolina In now very poor, remarks:
Mr.. Aiken, before the war, was
worth about million and n half oI
dollars. lie owned about Ona thousand
slaves, mud hiS rio" crop WAN sold FOL
from slOO,OOO TO 100000, Last yOnr Mfr
Aiken planted hut II small portion OI
his tract, but h9 has lost none of bIV
landed property, and his ranl estate in
this city alone would realize n fortune
II Mr.. Aiken Ia poor, A. r. Stewart II
not rich,
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west VlrElnla's Portion Of the Old

west VIrginIa's Portion OF the Old
sr ID -uH Debt
Editors InteNtgeHesr:
why should 1t be considered a DIFF.
hcult thing for the Legislature to as.
certain West VlrgInIa's proportion Of
the public debt OF Virginia? II seems
to us that all the Legislature has to do
Is to determine what rule 10 70 govern
In the CAGE, and then proceed by that
rule. Why should we walt and confer
time and again with Vlrginia2 Is she
10 say what that rule Ia to beI
Itseelns 10 us that this should be the
rule; First, ascertain the debt prior to
January l, 1861; then ascertain the
total value Of all the taxable property,
real and personal, In the State at
that time; then find the proportion Of
the debt 10 the value Of The property;
next ascertain the value OF all the tax.
able property, real and personal, that
was In what 10 now West Virginia, at
that time, and multiply this last value
whole value aud we will have the pro.
portion OF the debt that West Viz.
RInia ought to pay-and no more and no
lebbs 4ne pEulOltl1ub VI SouAaei III SAs
be found by another process, but the idea
is that the value OF the taxable property
In the two States In 1850, should be the
basis OF ascertainiug the proportion
which West Virginia should assume.
Virginia could have no just cause 10
complain OF this rule, for II her prop.
erty has deprecated In value and II she
has lost large portion Of her property,
1t Is her own fault, and West Virginia
should not help her bear the burdens
which she has brought upon herself by
her own wrong act. West Virginia
stands pledged Tor Just proportion OF
the debt as It stood the SlGt day Of De-
cember, 1860. The effects out Of which
that debt must then have been paid, II
paid at all, was the taxable property OF
the State at that time. By West Wiz
ginia's course, her proportion Of these
effects has Increased In value, while by
Virginia's course, her proportion has
decreased. But West Virginia Is not
answerable for Virginia'S acts, or at
least should not be. JUSTICE.
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l.. G. HOPKINS, the Cincinnati dry
goods merchant, whose suspension was
lately announced, has effected a settle.
ment with his creditors satisfactory to
all parties. and will resume business
soon. Mr., Hopkins Is one Of the most
enterprIsIng business men Of CInCln.
natl.
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THE WEST half OF LOT NO. Q ON
Il the south SIde OF Hampden street, the
same being the second lot from the corner OF
Byron. On. the alley part OF this y lot ID
erected good brick house, containing seven
THOS. oBRIEN,
jams Real Estate Agent.
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Spettal aIrttGes,.
MARRIAGE AND UELIBACY,
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN

HOOD.
An Essay for YORHg Men on the
Crime OfBolitude, ana the Physiological
EETorS, Abuses and Diseases which create Inn
pediments 70 MARRIAGE, With suTo msanAof
Relied, sentin sealed letter envelopes, NEE OF
charge. AddreSs, Dr. ]. sRTLLIN HoUGH-
TON, Toward Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
iAnll.Amd&R- 49, - ~
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DRUNKENNESS AS A DIsEAsE.-Dr.
Parrish, of the Media Asylum for ine-
brIates, in Delaware county, Pa, de-
livered an interesting lecture in West
Chester on Tuesday evening Of last
week upon "Hablt and It's Laws" We
learn from the West Chester Village
Record that the leading topic ofthe lec'
ture was the habit OF Intemperance,
and the question was argued more
from physical than moral stand
point. The doctor maintained that
drunkenness Is q disease, and its VIC
Tins can no more help 1t than they can
help an attack of the cholera, yellow
fever or consumption. This disease
may be hereditary, may be implanted
by the mother In administering remi.
dies to her infant, or may be acquired
as other diseases are, through improper
diet, etc. The doctor was decidedly
down on the profession for prescribing
SO much alcohol In many OF their
remedies. A great error OF the day Is
the manner In which the disease of In
temperance Is treated. II has become
the very bad habit to denounce 1t as q
crime, TO rate 1t among the vices, and
consequently, It's unfortunate victims
are cut OF from the care and sympathy
they deserve and stand so much In need
OF, aud are looked upon only as merit
Ing punishment for their crime. This
Is all wrong. When the great public
when temperance reformers-look
upon drunkenness In It's proper light
when the same provision Is made for
the thirty thousand Victims In Penn.
sylvia MIA that Is made for the blind, the
crazy or the poor-When the drunkard
10 taken by the hand, encouraged, sym.
pathIzed with, and made to feel that he
Is suffering with a disease, and 10 not
criminal Ia the eyes Of the moral
world, an important step will be taken
In the true pathway TO temperance re.
form
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New Goods.

NrRW YORK MILLS, LoNsDALE AND
IN "sOmp0r Ilem,n Bleached MuSlins; 81
aud l0A Bleached and Brown Sheeung; Mer-
rLnack and other drst claSs Prints; Fine
Willie BALLARD VALE FlRnnels; New Gas.
BiTneres for Boys Wear, Irish Linens and
Shirt BosomB; Fine Black Alpacas and No.
mana lis. RHODES a co.
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mo COnfea.loDa ana E1perleneo


Puhlshed for the benoat, and asa CAUTION
TO YOUNG MKN and otherS, who Suher from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hood, &C., supplying THE MEANS or SE1T-
CURE Wilton By one who cured himbelf,
and sent free ouTeoeiving q post paid direct
cd envelope. AddroB NATHANIEL May
FAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y. Also nee, by the
same publIshsr, a circular Of DAISY SWAIN
the great Poem OF the War. decl7.Smd
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argfHt.


A CoMFoRTAB1E DWEnhING HOUSE
Blh and 9Th Sta, East wheeling, containing
seven rooms, hall, two poFchOi, two p0ns
tfio8 and two cellars, with ir0nt back and
sid6 entrance and stable IN rOAF. Apply 70
nbs.sw AtHossS,, T nSsis 3 100.
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nF No notice will be taken Of eommunI
CATIONS not accompanied by n ros ponAible
name, The name will 10 considered conn'
dental, but must in all clBes accompany let
terIl a 4 guarantee Of good faith.
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feblO.t
Wanted.

TN A WHOLESALE NOTION, HOSIERY
and Trimming house, In philadelphia, Q
salesman who can command good trade.
To such q perRon Q rare chance u offered 1or
-, - : -I187I6T LIE BOX 1881
feblO.lRe PhiladelphIa, 2. once.
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geB SGptrtisetlIeuts.
For RalA.


r OFFER FOR BALE ny RESIDENCE,
dtuRiOdI In Wet LbIty, Ohio county, W,
Va, consisting ofoD0 AeT0 OF gr0 md, TODD
fRmO no 'Re, two stories high, containing
slK rooms, cellar uudef tue whole h9n5ei an
door; good stable with all necessary ont
buildihR8, Fruit Ltrees, apple trees com:
menclng 10 bear. Any penon doSiFing 1aid
property and the advantages OF good schools
viii do well % purchase, r..
Ter1ns-hAlf down and the balance In ono
year, For further particulars enquire OF tho
undeIBigned at West Liberty. Possession
given the flFSt day Of March.
febl0.ltd&trWe MARY A. MOORE.
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NJ ~ 1iWHEELIN0, February 8, 1858.
TIME FIRM OF SNYDER 4 GILCHRIsr
IL u this day dissolved by mutual consent,
The Pig Metal o0mmIRi0n bubineB VIII be
Continued by John p, GllchIiBt, who y alone
authorized 10 settl0 the business ofthe late
JACOB SNYDER, I'D
fehl0.tf t' JNO, r. GILCHRIeT,
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For sac.

A SMALL FARM IN BELMONT co.,
"A Ohio, two miles from Bridgeport, q mile
from the National Road, containing
6l1< ACRES, WELL IMPROVED.
Also one large BRICK HOUSED Martins
Hi aSso L1Rwn.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUBT
ID made 70 me on the second day OF August
in the Recorders ONCE Of Ohio county, state
Of West Wis inlR, shall on MONDAY, THE
TENTH DAY OF EEBRUARY, A. D. l98s, at tho
'front.' door Of the Court House Of Ohio couns
" In the city. OF Wheeling, at 10 o'clock, q.
auction TO the highest and best bidder for
CASH, all tho right, title, and interest OF
Henry U. Harbour, decd, a. one OF the hairs
at law Of Joseph c. Harbour, decd, In and 70
the real estate Of tho said Joseph Q. Harbour,
N''' GIBSON L. cRANMER,
ianli.S0h Trustee,
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For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
i house on Main street, Centre Wheeling,
containing nine rooms, with bath and RGG.
A good new stable, The other OutbulldinEa
complete and In good order. Lot 100 feet
mont Terms made 70 suit the purchaser.
janl7.ti JACOB SNYDER.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

A. It "a II NJ -
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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DA11y-ons souare. i ipser,iou. ,..,.,..-S q 90
A4 Weel.,.,,.., ,.,.,..,. 90
= 2Wesks....r-..... 90
3" Z" lmonth.,.......... = 90
Special notices, per square,
each insertion. ..................... 20
Local notices, per line, each
insertion ....,..... .........4......... 10
WEERLY-Ons square, ! lnSerti0n.... Oo
Each additional insertion, 90
Local notices, per line,
each inEeFtiOn...............,. 20
en- Ten lines or less mako q square,
MARRIAGE AND FuNERAL NOTICES, 20
etS., when under six Lines.
simple announcements of Deaths, gratis.
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Oar Drivers Gloves.

A NEW ARTICLE. WARRANTED 10
"A keep the hands warm.
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T.ini. AZ I,af,tara

II EMAINING UNCLAIMED m THE
II Post Once at Wheeling, on Monday,
February 10, 1858. i9' t[f' Co..
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A PEW QUEsTToNls, FRIEND.

What makes your Hair 70 beautlfulS
n. t''. ''ia.i'' ON Of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It'd sloGy lustref
h. H1 1.ra .ir ~ on OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your HART
w.. ,.4sa. Oh OF Grapevine.
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