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The following is an abstract from
Parton's article about Pittsburgh in the
Atlantic Monthly:
Nails are made thus: 1. Pig iron is
rolled into long bars; 2. These long
bars are cut into lengths of one foot ;
.. THESE lengths are piled into heaps OF
nine; 4. These heaps of nine are roll
ed into sheets as thick as the nail Is to
be; 8. These sheets are cut into strips
little wider than the nail is to be long;
D. These strips are cut into nails by the
mailing machine, which also heads the
nails as they fall. a man holds the
strip of iron In the machines laws.
which instantly bites Off nail. But a
nail tapers of from the head to the
point, and consequently the strip has
to be turned over before the machine
can be allowed to bite again. But for
this necessity of turning, the strip men
could be dispensed with. Imagine q
room four times as large as the Interior
OF Trinity church, with rows of mailing
machines as close together as sewing
machines In clothing factory, and ali
on the full champ-some biting of
spikes three to pound, and others nip
ping lacks at the rate OF thousand
minute. - =
The most enterprising establishment
employs two hundred and ten men.
forty boys, and twenty-five girls CON.
sumes one hundred and fifty tons of
iron in week; makes two hundred
and hfty kinds of nails, tacks, and
oFadS; makes in a week, two thousand
-FOUR hundred kegs of nails; one hun.
dred pounds to a box; and one HIM.
dred boxes of brads.n
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The Average Irish Peaaant.


Just Remember, for a,moment. what
the PosidonIof an average Irish tenant
in,the southinow is. He holds, per-
haps, fifteen acres of land, out Of which
he can extract by extreme industry an
endurable living. Atany moment, for
any reason or no reason, Tor the owners
pleasure, or the owners poverty, or the
middIe-man's caprice, he may bo eject
eoI that Is, turned out of work and out
OIL MS nome at once, a fate worse than
that of Warwickshire iron-W worker
whose forge has been blown out.
Where Is he togoH There is no manu-.
lectures, hired labor on the fields is still
wretchedly cheap, the cities are swarm
ing with the unemployed. He must
ether emiRrate without money, or seek
ms fortune in England, where he
knows no trade, or sink at once in his
own village from an independent peas
ant into a half paid laborer, a social fall
at least as great to him as to the most
independent English middle.class man,
moreover, the very improvements he
has himself effected, the cabin, the
SS aFnI me trench, the paling, are not
sor. Who can wonder that the Irish
peasant with such risk perpetually
before him becomes discontinued and
suspicious man; that he regards his
landlord as the arbiter OF his fate; that
he thinks the tenant who succeeds him
has broken social compact, and, in
his rage and disappointment, shoots
or threatens his, 1t may be quite limo.
cent, rival, whose anxiety for land has
made himself pauper wanderer With
out home? Better, he thinks, nav
anything-better be mortgaged up to
the lips, better submit to any sacrifice
than encounter such destiny. Make
the rent a quit-rent, even though at an
increase OF five per cent, and he is free
late except the one which in its COM
Plication of miseries SO often brushes
the Christianity out of him.-LOndon
Spectator.
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i
FINANCIAL MEASURES IN CONGRESS-
The Senate amendments to the anti
contraction bill were referred to the
House ways and means committee
yesterday. The following Is correct
copy of the bill as it passsd the Senate :
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States Of
AmeTiea IN Congress assembled, That so
much OF the act approved April twelfth,
eighteen hundred and siXty-six, en-
titled AN act to amend an act entitled
AN act to provide ways and means to
support the government approved
March third, eighteen hundred and
stSty-hve," as provides that the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury may retire and
cancel United States notes to the extent
of four millions of dollars per month
be, and the same Is hereby, suspended,
and the amount of such notes now ex-
listing shall not be further reduced un-
til Congress otherwise provide.
In the Senate, Thursday, Mr.. Will
liams, from the committee on finance,
reported the following bill, introduced
by Mr.. Cole last month:
Be 1t enacted, de-, That the United
States notes commonly called legal ten
der notes shall be receivable in pay
ment of all taxes, internal duties, ex-
cises, debts, and demands Of every
kind due TO the United States, exceDt
duties on imports, and of all claims and
demands against the United states OF
every kind whatever, except for inter.
est upon bonds, when payable in coin,
and shall also be lawful money agd lie.
ga! tender in payment of all debts,
public and private, within the United
States, Except when otherwise special
~ provided in contracts made after the
4th of July 1885, and except duties on
imports and interest aforesaid.
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Notice.

Notice.
OFFICE OF THE Citizens RAILWAY Co \
JANUARY 18th, 1868.
1NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
\ SstockhoIders ofthis company will be held
a5.tLh me CITY buildings, on WEDNESDAY, the
SStn iinsLI al O'Clock p. M, for the election
" a ooaIu OF nVe directors for the enRuIn0
year. By order or the Board. SUNG
JOHN MoLURE, JR., President.
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TnERE is an OpenIng in ans cIly n

THERE is an opening in this city at
this time to elect general ticket that
shall be made up of moderate, capable,
upright and economical men. Han
effort to secure the election of such a
ticket is contemplated at all in this
canvass, the nominees should be placed
before the public within the next day
or two.
The people do not relish the idea of
an extreme set of partisan nomina-
lions for the city offices, and the indl-
cations are that they would rather en-
Joy an opportunity at this time to give
an expression to this feeling.
There ought to be council tickets in
all the wards. Thus far only the
Fourth, Sixth, and Seventh have ven.
tured to offer an opposition to the Sc.
cesSion programme. Let all the rest
follow their examples without delay.
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THE DEMooRArs AND THE WORKING.
MES.!The "Workingmen, known po-
litically as such, voted at the recent
elections In Pittsburgh and Allegheny
with the Democrats, and have. In yari.
Gus other ways, shown strong tlIsno.
sition to throw in their lot with that
And yet, on the very first opportupI-
ty, the Democrats repay this co-opera-
tion by voting against the WORKING
men, On their test measure-ths Eight
Hour Law. When the bill came up In
the House of Representatives, at WASH
lngton, 70 make eight hours a davis
Work In all national workshops, navy.
yafds, &C., nearly every Republican
Soteu IcF IT. whilst nearly every Demo-
o ~ Y eoted ggatnst tt.-PiRsbttr0h Gazette
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THE Union members of the House of
Delegates are requested to meet attheir
hall in the Capitol at 10 o'clock this
morning for the purpose OF taking the
preparatory steps toward organization,
A MRMBER,
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Trugt Sale-

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
A. ID. 1855, and Of record In Book49 folio M
In the Recorders Office of Ohio county BfRfs
ofWest VirEiniR, 1 shall on MONDAY, m
TENTH DAY OF kEBRUARY, A. d. 1883 ct the
mont door OF the Court House Of Ohio oonn-
" In the city OF Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock q,
auction 70 the highest and best bidder for
CASH, All the right, title, and interest OF
Henry y Hafoouf, deco, a. one OF the heirs
the real estate ofthe said joseph O. Harbour,
-, -. GIBSON /. oRANsrEk.
yAn!4-oOta Trustee,
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AuoUR1Rs AND oMENs have been stu-
died by the intelligent; and confidence
placed therein, from the beginning of
the world. Is Louis Napoleon to be
dethroned next year-or what? Let US
see. Louis Philippe assembled the
throne in 1880. He was born in ITS.
His Queen, Marie Amelie, was born in
l7S2. They were married in 1909.
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FROM RICmmOHD.
RICHMOND, Jan. is.

RICHMOND, Jan. Is.
THE CONVENTION.
In the Convention to-day, the Com
mittee on Judiciary made lengthy
report on resolutions submitted to 1t,
in reference to the reputation OF debts
contracted prior to April, 1855. The re-
port declares that the Convention has
no power to act on the subject, and If
they had the power 1t would be iuex-
pedtent to exercise 1t. Considerable
discussion ensued in reference to the
question of Republication, and 1t was ey-
ident that tho sense of the Convention
was against 1t; but at the same time,
there was an evident feeling that some-
thing must be doneto relieve the finan-
cial distress in the State, or, in the lam
guage of one of the Conservatives, Vir-
gtnia In two years would be a mann
moth poor house.
The Convention then took up the bill
of rights as reported from the Commit.
tee on the whole and the following SEQ.
tons were adopted without any de.
bate:
lst. Declaring the Union OF the States
perpetual.
ID. The paramount authority of the
Federal over the State government.
Sd. That all power Is derived from
the people and that the officers are only
their trustees.
4th. That the government can be al
tered by the people and that no set OF
men are entitled to exclusive privileges
and that offices shall not be hereditary.
9th. The division of the Executive,
Judicial and Legislative branches OF
the government.
9th. That elections shall be frequent,
SO that those shall hold offices who are
familiar with the wants of the people,
Mr.. SCOTT Conservative offered a
section to be inserted after section LIST,
to the effect that Virginia is equal to
and entitled to all the privileges of any
State in the Union. Laid on the table
and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Hawkhurst [Republicau) offered
the following as a substitute for section
9TH, that the elections ought to be free
and that all men not disqualified by
crime, insanity or idiocy have Inherent
right of suffrage, and cannot be taxed
or deprived OF their property for public
uses without their own consent, or tina
Of their representatives so elected, mol
bound by any law to which they have
not In any manner assented for the
public good.
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MN. n aIAMssAND sHoUIpFRs-FoR
l1sr. MORRISON a CO.
= NO, Is Quincy street.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURERS LAREAs.
INSURANCE PoLId1Es AND BLANKS.
DRAYEcKErsAND R1L1sor LADIna
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
OHDOKs. NOTES. RE0E1rrs.
HOW BILLS. for Country Merchants.
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DIED /:

OM0oDs.on Saturday morning. Jannarv
year other age. 50 '-ie '''n
Her funeral will take place from the resi-.
denee OIL N. Eof, on Market street, Centre
Mneehrg. on Tuesday afternoon, January
2lst, at o'clock.
Friends OF the family are respectfully in
vlted TO attend.
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For Sale.

HAVING DETERMINED To REMOVE
u from the city, oner my Boot and Shoe
~ Establishment i for SALE have Large QuAn-
hand, made according TO latest styles hor Gus
tomen. which Will part with for les8 than
cost. Those in need of INST rate ware bad
better call and see for themselves
JANIS MATHEWS,
Boot q Shoe Maker, Union street.
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THE meeting of German citizens.
called without distinction of party and
held at the Market House on Saturday
evening, was largely attended. The
object was TO secure unity of action ut
the coming election. After "a compari-
son OF views, 1t was found that the
meeting was decidedly In favor of sup
porting the Democratic ticket, a res
olutton agreeing to vote and work for
the nominees of the late Democratic
Convention for city offices was offered
by a. Rolf, Esq, and passed without
opposition. Those persons, who for
private or partisan purposes are labor
ing to defeat any of the Democratic
nominees may tind in this action OF
our German fellow. citizens, some indi-
cation OF the fate which awaits their eff.
forts.-RegiSteT of yesterday.
There Is something a tribe curious
and suspicious about the above para.
graph. It reads as though there might
be trouble in the camp. Has the editor
at last found out the names" o,
some disaffected Democrats9 viii
he tell US why it was considered neces.
Sary to call German Democrat meet
ing on Saturday night, separate and
apart from that other meeting under
the Court House7 VIII he also tell us
whether there was much enthusiasm at
the German meeting? Whether any
thing was said about opposition, in the
future, to municipal conventions? Was
there any dissatisfaction expressed
with what had been done at the Court
House?
We trust that the Register will give
us something further and fuller i'm re-
gard to that German meeting. Tell us
just what the undertoue OF sentiment
seemed to be among those that COM
posed 1t in regard to the nominations
made by tho Secession wing of the
party. Was there any difficulty, even
the least bit, in recouciling the Ger
mans to the ticket2 Is it at all certain
that some of them will not give you
even more trouble on election day than
they did at the meeting?
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HUMBER
"Reminiscences Nntien

pointed by the Recorder az ohio Go,,. AZ
81 Admlnistrator of the estate or Al.
oeLI Hait, deceased. An persons hSyfn9
SlAlnS against said estate are reoueEtaIi Tt
present them duly authentlcatei aS1d III
InSt are indebted will come forward and
Janis ssEsmen'' BENZ. E1srrn
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"a Tho west virginia LcgisIature.

4nSFe nave Deen tnuS lar i've SeS-
sions of the West Virginia Legislature.
The first began on the 10Th OF June, 1868;
the second, on the 18th of January, 1864;
the third, on the 18th of January, 1885.
the fourth, on the 10th OF January, 1866.
and the fifth, on the 18th of January,
1857. The sixth session commences to-
day. Below will be found a list of
members OF the two houses. In the
Senate there are but two Democrats or
CONSERVATIVES" viz: Messrs, Ample.
gate and Wilson, of this district. In
the House there are said to be about a
dozen of the same faith, but as we are
not sufficiently acquainted with the
membership to be able to designate
these gentlemen accurately, we prefer
TO defer their classification for another
occasion.
Wepresume that a quorum of each
house Is already present, and, there
fore, that the work Of organization will
be promptly proceeded with at the hour
Of meeting to-day-eleven O'Clock. In
the Senate we have heard but two gem
tlemen spoken Of in connection with
the Presidency, viz: Messrs. Farms
worth and Stevenson. In the House.
Messrs. Fleming and Mcwhorter are
named as candidates.
The list of members is as follows:
SENATE.
I-Andrsw Wilson, Lewis Apple
IT-Reuben Martin. James Burley.
III-William B. linn, VIM. Price.
=IV-Alstorpheus Wefniger, William
V@wIiiism E. Stevenson, Alfred
VT-Daniel D. II. Farnsworth, Willis
]. Drummond.
vII-Greenbury Slack, D. n. X. Dix.
V1II-Edward d. Wright, William
IxEsamuel Young, Alexander R.
X-James Carskadon, John Dawson.
XI-Joseph 7. Hoke, Joseph A. Chap
line.
HOUSE OF DELBaATEs.
Decentralization HOwes.
BeTkeIy-Samuel Gold, Levi j. Tab
Boone-Robert Hagar.
BrdIton-Henry Bender.
Brooke-James Hervey.
Doddrid0e-Noah James.
Fdyette-Matthew K. Harrow.
HdmpShtTe-Johu Largent.
Hdncock-Joseph w. Allison.
-, HdTTISon-Solomon s. Fleming, Ma
than Goff, Jr.
JqcEson-Edward s. Mahon.
JegerSon-David Billmyer, Edmund
n. Chambers.
Rana.0ha-Henry c. Mcwhorter,
John L. Cole.
-LeIUis- woodHord.
Logdn-Ulysses Hinchman.
Observation-Disclosures IamEn1 nao.,,a
w. Martin.
MarShau-s. Townshend Armstrong,
John Ferguson.
MdsOR-William II. Tomlinson.
3ltneTdL-William NJ. WEIGH.
James T. McClaskey.
3fOr9Gn-John Rufus Smith.
Ohfo-Alexander NJ. Jacob, William
w. Miller, Joseph w. Parker.
Preston-Francis Heermans, William
B. Crane.
PutnGnt-Owen G. Chase.
-Ritchie-Eli Riddle.
ROGne-Thomas Borgess..
Idylor-Reuben DAWSON.
IyLeT-William NJ. Powell.
gPshTr-David 8. Pinnell.
decentralization Spaulding.
WetZeL-John w. Morgan.
Wirt-William @. Stewart.
oTeen6'1er and Monroe-AndIew w.
Mann, James Jarrett, Jr., Cyrus New.
lin.
oaoeu aud Ltaooln-James Il. Fer
DELEGATE DISTRICTS
First-(Wood and Pleasants-Jacob
B. Blair, VIM. a. Steere.
Seeond-(Gilmer and Calhoun-Alex.
ander Hoffman. -
Intrd-CclRy and NichOlasl-wlliam
EoET9ts-t Pooahontas and webster)L
W F{pEt ga and Tucker)-Jas.
6fxth-tRsielgh, Wyoming and Nc.
DoWell)-William G. Richmond.
SegenM-(Grant and Hardy)-Hsnry
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Jan16-l
For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT no. 65 MAIN ST..
III Bridgeport, Ohio. A frame houRo WITH
three large, comfortable and Convenient
rooms, and good cellar. The lot contains 4
choice collection OF n1it tires. Price mo[isr-
ate and terms easy. For further infOrmR-
tion enquire OF
lanl6-lWo on the premises.
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For Sale:

A NEW TWO STORY FRAME HoUsR.
n containing twelve rooms and two rood
Kitchens. Built for two families situated on
Main street, North Wheeling. Lot 6OHl0O
ieet: F0r terms enquire Of
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ITS EFFECT IS

IT'S EFFECT IS
M I H a O U Il o d = Z.
Its a Perfect and wonderful article. Cures
badness. Makes hair grow. A better dress
ing than any "oIl" or ''pomatun." softens
brush, dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Bill
ken Tresses. But, above all. the great won
der Is the rapidity with which 1t restores
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking hair re-
sumes Its youthful beauty by Its use. 1t
does not dye the hair, but strikes at the
root and nils 1t with new life and coloring
matter.
The nrst application will do good, you will
see the NATURAL COLOR returning every
day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old. gray, dIscolored appearance OF the
hair will be gone, giving place to luEtrous
shining and beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Remover; no
other article is at all like it in enect.
See that each bottle has our private Gov
eminent stamp over the top OF the bottle.
r. p. HALL q Co, Nashua, N. II. Propri.
etors. For sale by all druggists.
dec3O-lmeOdd&w
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Dissolution-

TlAE. PARTNERsHIP HERBroFoRr
Roen5ss ing DsstMeen John Roemer, Henry
9eSSTI ana Herman Roemer, under az
ssyie OF John Roemer q Co. q this deIS fIiuS1I
S Ssa oy limitation. The business oYti5e AZ
1hose having claims against t6e oIS dS 81
t mdIL PieaSe present them for payment AM
49, HtntoWlng themselves indebted "a caii
anu SeStlo bner accounts, and onllRo
JOHN ROEMER in
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The following is an abstract from
Parton's article about Pittsburgh in the
Atlantic Monthly:
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Postponement.

traction TO the supper of Peerless Lodge,
No. IS, 1. o. G. T., IL has been postponed
from Saturday, IJanunry Is, TO Saturday,
February LIST, when II IL proposed ITO give q
PUBLIo INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
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The year he abdicated!
Louis Napoleon was proclaimed EN-.
ReroT IN 1852. He was born in 1908
IN Inc Empress Eugenie was born in 1925.
Ihey were married in 1853.
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For Rent.

A FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE,
now occupied by Nelson whitaker, Eso..
situated on the northeast corner of 9Th and
Hampden street. Possession given on tho
-''"- = f'-1' -''N ]. P. LEWIS,
janl0-u at Spngg House.
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GO SIC.
For Sale.

Y OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
house on Main street, Centre wheeling,
con tanning nine rooms, with hath and R66.
A good new stable. The other outbuIldinE1
complete and in good order. Lot 100 feet
front Terms made TO suit the purchaser.
tRnl7-tf JACOB SNYDER.
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For Sale.

THE BAY GELDrNG, O, l.. COOK.
Il paced in ASS ON the Island last nliI, n
quiet TO harness or saddle. Also q hay rnRF9'
Sood roadster and quiet. WIN be sold cheap.
if. REYNOLDS,
yan16.LW 81 Main street,
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For Sale,

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE containing
IA hVe rooms, corner of.Union and Nor
row streets. For terms, 90 enquire OF
81. BEERLIS0,
Janl7-n at once OF q. r, W, Co,
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Hen AapEttisetntnts.
WHARF MARTER.

No. MeE5TJ. Editors PLEASE announce
ESS JOSEPH FORSYTH as the citizens can:
druate for the ofiice of Wharf Master, and
iaSSl.te A HOST OF FRIENDS.
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For Rent.

nHE STORE ROOMS LATELY occU.
pied by George r. Taylor q Co, and j,
Clemens 4 Co., on Main stree t;aIsO base
ment rooms finished. Good Oh ceam second
Etory, aud Eood rooms for 9th e. pufpoaea "a
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses foT
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms,
THOS. HORNBROOK.
Once, No. llE1f Main street, above Nom
roe, up stairs. febS-u
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9ur Bent.
For Rent.

nIHE STORE ROOM NO. IS MAIN BT
il near Quincy, now occupied by r. Porter
a Son. Possession LIST Of April. Also End a
3rd story rooms, entrance on Quincy, same
Is Intelligencer ONCE. Apply toi
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Just Received.

: EE! TEL. DAVIS SUGAR CURED
2 Tierces Davis Sugar Cured Beef
S S09 Dds. Washington Mills Flour.
70 Choice Buckwheat Flour
Peeled Peaches
10 Eastern CFanberries
Cucumber Pickles.
q boxes Chemical Olive Soap
% Glycerine, Honey, Palm and Ro.
qnet Toilet Soap.
Corner of Market and M q QUINCY Sim1T St4ssa,s
Jan14
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For Rent.

mHE WARE HOUSE ON WEST SIDE
i OF Main street, at present occupied by
MesSrR CranRla, Datzen & Co. Possession
given the LIST OF April next Enquire OF
,nn1.1md NO cor M aaGe; atV% VIZ Is
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GREAT D1sCovERYII

EVERY MAN HIS own ARr1sr
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
An instrument by which any person can
Iake correct Llkenesses or Photo9Fn nhs rT6iS
instrument with null Instruction. sent by1
mail for one dollar. Address. ~
ta,zo &C, B. AMEs & Co.
Duncan Isl Broadway, New YORK.
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NOTICE..

The above business WIN ba co,,,,.,,.,,L.
All Its branches by John RoenosS ~ pI1s y. N
S I5IIS Nos. W and % Main street. Csntla
roiIsIt = e. .Tnankfnl for past fayoFsS and
sohelt continuance Of the Eane. Ano
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