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THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,


II Is both an Internal and External Remedy
FuNHE PAIN KILLER
Shouid be used at the first mani fest atioa OF Uogd
or Cough,
FuNHE PAIN KILLER -- ..s... ...
II Don't fail to keep IT in the house ready for uss
FuNHE PAIN KILLER ..t ....
Is an almost certain cnre for CHOLERA, and
mas without doubt been successful curing this
terrible disease than any other known remedy
the most eminent aud skillful Physicians In India
Africa and China where this dreadful disease
more or less prevalent the Pain Killer is considered by
the natives, as well as by European residents those
climates, sure remedy.
FUNHE PAIN KILLER ..a-.. r.
Each Bottle is wrapped with full drect.,,us fos-
TO use. -"
fuNHE PAIN KILLER ..
Is sold by all Druggists and Des lsss I'm Family
Medicines.
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6eneral s8ntfiligfnce.
TIE GREAT PETROLEUM FIRE.

The Destruction of q Million Dollars
Worth Of Petroleum and other Pro-
perty-Kerosenc Explosions Heard
i'm New hork-Dev6e'S Oil Factory
and other Buildings, Brig, and
Eight Lighters COnsUmed,
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PRIVATE medical aid Read DIR. Whittier
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MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price
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THE MAMMOTH CAVE Extract from a Pri-
cate Letter. We CROPPED about for
many hours in this wonderful place. L never
saw anything like it. The freaks of nature
displayed here are very strange, and strike
the beholder with awe. But the air in some
parte OF the cave il close aud sitting, and
whoa we came ont / found myself saddled
with n terrible fever, which entirely prostrat-
ed me. The physician had never seen case
like it before, and no remedy he prescribed
seemed to do the least good. My fife was de-
SPARED of. Mrs. Wilson, with whom L was
residing, had in the house bottle of Plan
TATIoN BITTEgs, and she insisted 1 should try
1T, for she said she knew it to be certain cure
IN all cases Of fever, debility, ague, dyspep-
STA, etc. had but little faith, but finally con-
sentcd To try il ~ a last resort In less than
three hours after tho first dose my fever lefi
me; in two days | was sitting mp, and before
Saturday night / was "a well al ever, tell
you all this that you may know how to act in
any case OF fever, or any siInilar disase. /
firmly believe the PLANTATION BrTrERs saved
my life. In my next will tell
yon about the cave in detail. A. P.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior TO tho best
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WHAT NAME.-A correspondent of the
New York Tribune, i'll abiding to the
naming of the junction town on the Paci-
fic Railroad, which question is now being
vigorously discussed suggests that eff we
cannot give tho junction some grand old
Indian name, why not give it an original
American one? l suggest Gold Spike, or
if more cuphonieus, Golden Spike or for
shortness, Spike. / am not aware that
either name has been given to any town in
the world. But rs the completion of n
great railroad crossing a continent and
connecting the Atlantic with the Pacific
Ocean is an event new i'll this worlds his
tory, let us have new name, which shall
be expressive, to designate the spot where
the great work was finished"
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COUNSELOR MALONE. The following
anecdote of the celebrated Anthony Malone,
an eminent lawyer of the last century and
a distinguished member of tho Irish House
of Commons, will amuse many of our
readers: A naval officer having feed him
to plead in his cause, when the cause came
on Malone WAS absent Tho officer was
obliged to plead himself, and in the oven-
ing he waited on Malone to demand his
fee back again. Malone said he had been
engaged i'll some one of the other courts,
and by the etiquette of his profession such
must be deemed sufficient excuse. ''Oh,
sir, said the officer, mo person can have
greater Difference for professional Ell
quette than have, and shallnover trouble
you again respecting the fee; but sir, the
profession to which | belong has also eti-
quettes, and one of them is, never to re-
fuse meeting to n gentleman who requires
it; now, as | subscribed to the etiquette of
Your profession, l insist upon it that you
shall subscribe to the etiquette of mine.p
The officer accompanied the remark by
producing n pair of duelling pistols. 1t
may be unnecessary to say That in this in
stance Counsellor NJ soon waived his pro-
fessional etiquette and returned the fee.
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No ID.
SIMILIA SIMILlBUS CURANTUR,,
HeiMpEssSEYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success Siuiple-
prompt Efficient and Reliable They are the
ohly medieihcs perfectly adapted to popular use
= 80 Simple that mistakes cannot be made in
using them; SO harmless as TO be free from dan
se:, ana so efficient IA 10 be always reliable
all, and will always render satisfaction. -
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A LAD narrating a street fight in which
he had been engaged, said: '1ll tell yon
how it was You see, Bill and me went
down to the wharf 20 fish; and felt in my
pocket and found my knife, and it was
gone; and / said, Bill, you stole my
knife; and he said l was another; and L
said go there yourself; and he said it was
no such thing; and said he was liar,
and could whip him if | was bigger'n
him; and he said he'd rock mo to sleep,
mother; and l said he was n bigger one;
and he said | never had the measles; and
said for him to fork over that knife, or I'd
fix him for q tombstone at Laurel Hill;
and he said my grandmother was no gen.
tleman; and said he dursen't take it up;
but he did, you bet; you never-well, you
never did; then | got UP again, and he
tried to, but he didn't; and grabbed him
and throwed him down on the top of me
like several bricks; and 1 tell you it beat all
and SO did he; and my little dog got be-
hind Bill and bit him, and Bill kicked at
the dog and the dog ran, and l ran after
the dog to fetch hinfs back, and 1 didn't
catch him till l got clear home; and I'll
whip him more yet. Is my eye very black?"
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williamsburg. Kings. County. New York
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Commissioners Sale.

Ai VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID utrcuIt Court Tor UniO County, W. Va,
Rendered on the ION day OF June, 1867, In O
cause in Cnancery pending In said Court,
WnEIeln JOhn List Is complainant and AN.
uIe u. List and otheIa are defendants,
WILL, on
thursday, tine 18th day OfAuEust, 1850.
VI ~ O'Clock A. n, proceed 10 sell, at public
auction, To the highest and lest biduer, at
the irUnt door OF tue Court House OF ohio
county, W. Va, tho following deAcriD I'd real
estate, Viz:
Lots nos. one hundred and Aixty.fOnr (lSi)
aud one hundred anu sixty-nve (I6jI IN VI.
IOu =. Lanes addition 10 the city, chi Zane 10
Island. Lois Nos. one hundred and ninety.
eiEnt (lpo) and one hundred ana ninety.
nine lHvJ On the Lhs east side OF Elm street,
and Tue wafer lot ~ lug e!Lst Of Bal0 Two lOA
KNOWN ~ lot No. eight (sl on ZAneis Island.
lot NO. one hundred aHu three (lU3) on tue
wtSt aide OF Market Square, aud the south
third " OF lot No. one hundred and four
(IOI) adjoining lot lot No. lOj, aud on Whicn
ARC erected good tnrUe story houses. Tue
west Is feet OF loI No. one hundred and
SeVenty.lOur (L7N on Zane GtFeeL, In East
Wheeling, WIN AL the rights OF alleys DO.
longing thereto. Part OF lot No. fourteen
~ III square fourteen ~ on Union sIreet,
AOOuL ~ GeeL tEouL ~ usscIlbed in ueeu
from y. +. Vsnnum and wills dated August
auth, 1854.
TEAMS VI SALE:-One.iOurth OF The pur-
chase money " Ue pHiu IN cash, anu Tue 70.
lualnueF III thee equAL lnALAlnsnLS NJ one,
LWO and three yeAEs, W Oe secured by notes
and uecdS Ot trust satisfactory 10 the UUm-
missioner, and " 0eur interest Ir0u day VI
DANIEL U. LIST,
N7-U Commissioner,
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

DuRSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
i W the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, on
Tue third day Of June, 1869, IN the aunt In
chAncefy between LEVI B. SPRINGER
AND OrAEkS, UomplRinants, and hHEp.
HERD MCINTYRE AND OTHERS, Defend.
1nA, the undersigned Commissioners Will,
On tuesday, the Seventeenth day OF
august, 1850.
and thereafter from day TO day until com.
pIetod, commencing each day ut eleven
o'clock A. H., sell at public auction, on the
iRau u be sold, the home plantation or ".
tale mentioned In the ninth clause OF the
Will OF Moses shepherd, deceased, IL dlvl-
HlouB, lots and COAL neldB Us Spe cided In the
report and plat Of James Gi!ohris.. SURE
veyor, on 1le In said suit.
1EKNs Each purchaser u pay In hand
not less than ons.tOurlh OF tho Inuney due
upon his purchase, but 70 have the privilege
W pay IN hand any greater proportion or the
WnUlB thereof; and the residue, II any, to
Id paid III tnTee equal inStalnentS bearing
IuLcrsSL from the DAY Of Bale, and payable
respectively, In Ax, twelve aud eighteen
months thereafter bond and security 70 The
satisfaction OF the COMMISSIONER 70 10
gwen for the deferred lnaiAlmenLd, and the
liLlu 10 We retained " tuElher security until
payment In Iull.
Ine whole tract contains about I'VE hun.
uIed AMI seventy 1--we HCroS, and IL situated
III ohio county, West Virginia, along the
UuAIDerlApd Road, AempneI Railroad and
Wneellng Creek, being by tho Cumberl Ruu
Road about hlx miles fEUm Wheeling. A
pat VI Tie divisions, lois and coal neluB
may ~ se0u ~ Tile Bank OF Wheeling, and
alsU a. tue clBrK'S UIice VI the Circuit Court OF
UhIO County. DANIEL LAMB,
DAN4EL Y. List,
luI5.dl4A4LW Commissioners,
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Trustee's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made 10 me by George Il, Caldwell and
KAt9, his wife, on the 2bd day OF March, In
tas year lSsl, and q record In the hecord:
Book NO. u, page Sb6, 6hall, on
saturday. the Ath day or September,
1862
on the premises, proceed 10 sell at public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder, the
following described real estate, situate on
!AnWellb Kun, In said County and htAte,
INCLUDING what = known a. the Orchard OF
said Joseph CaldWellB farm, and bounded
~ follows, that "a 10 say "BeEnnlnR ct q
locust post a. the south west corner or the
pailing fence around said orchard and I'd.
Joining the wheeling and FRlTlnont Turn.
pike road on the north side OF CaldweIlH
Run; thence northwRTdly with said fence
to the boundary line between said farm and
land OF z. jacob, continuing beyond the
fence Il necessary 70 reaeh that line; thence
=, 2. t0R stake Rt the north side OF the
present county road, . few rods above tho
old stable; thence with the north side OF the
said county road WesIwArdly 10 large elm
on the south side OF said orchard fence and
near the same; thence with that fence 70
the south east corner thereof; thence west
wardly with tho fence 10 the beginning,
containing sixteen acres, more or le1S.
6AId Deed or Trust was given 10 secure to
William ExlOy the punCIual payment OF
I'VE several notes OF the said GeoRe Z.
tWSnty-Beven 4S-l00 dollars each, bearing
date the 10th day OF February, 1851, and pay
able 70 the order Of the said William EIley,
respectively, on the 18th day OF December,
1851, lSa1, lSGB, 1851 and 1885, o. th0 Merchants
and Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling, each
note bearing interest from date. The trst
one OF the RoovO described notes dated the
10Th day OF February, 1861, and payable on
the 1bth day OF December, 1851, has been
paid, together with the interest upon tho re-
manning notes up 70 the LIST day OF April,
lSoS. This sale Ia made 70 pay the pEIncipai
Of the said notes OF 1t6l, leBI 1884 and 1856,
which said principal amounts, in each one
OF said several notes, 10 s827 43-l0O, with In
forest thereon nom April LIST, lSd9, TN paid,
and the costs Of this sale.
TERMS OF HALE-One third cash, and tue
remainder OF the purchase money In two
equal in4tSlmenB OF SIX and twelve months,
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred
inStalments bearing interest from dRts. and
the title Will be re lained until the notes are
paid.
The above described property will be sold
IN parcels or altogether ~ the purchaser or
purchasers may elect and the trustee will
guarantee the utle.
y. b. BU5HFIELD, Trustee,
The property mentioned In the ABOVE Ad.
verLls5menL Il known a. tho sunny Side
vineyard, n present In INST claAH condition,
and the vines in excellent bearing order,
On the premises Ia large new tWo-BIoFy
BRICK house, surrounded by convenient and
oeslrAnl0 ontonlhlnES and provided with all
tbs necessary cOnY1nlences and improve
nentS. Parties WAning 70 purchase pro-
perry Of this description are Invited to ex-
Hmlne Lhe premises 0elOre the day Of sale.
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THERE IL no mistake about Il,
PLANTATION BITTERs will ward Of
fever and ague and all kindred diseases
II used In time. No family need suffer
from this distressing complaint II they
will keep PLANTATION BITTERs In the
house, and use 1t according 10 dIrec.
lions. The most important ingredient
Of this medicine is Calisaya or Peru
Wan Bark, which Is known 10 be the
finest and purest tonic in the vegeta.
BILE kingdom. The extract Of this bark
Is the active principle OF all the good
fever and ague medicines prescribed
by intelligent doctors. CalIsaya Bark
Is used extensively In the manufac.
ture Of PLANTATION BITrERs, as we'll
as quinine, and we dare say they owe
their popularity mostly to that fact.
We can recommend them.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superlor 10 the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eodd4w
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Sarah Mehollln; division A, Miss Mary
a. Davis; dlVlBlon i, Mas Emma j.
Stephens; division G. Miss Hannah
Rtchardson; division D, Miss Mary A.
BAllle, and they were confirmed.
On motion OF Mr.. Wilson, the Board
resolved: Itself Into committee Of the
whole.
The President called Mr.. Mcclellan
10 the chair.
The bids for furnishing Washington
township school house with seat, desks,
&C., were then opened.
MessrB. Chase d Son, OF Buffalo, of
iered u price list with prices marked
thereon for double and single seats and
desks.
Messrs. Orr l. Co. offered The price
list OF W. II. Soper, OF Baltimore, with
the prices set forth thereon,
Specimens from each bidder were on
exhibition for examination. After
sometime spent In examining them, the
committee rose and reported progress,
Mr.. Wilson made the motion (Mr,
Hall In the chair that the contract
for furnishing Washington township
school house be awarded to Mesars,
Chase & Son.
Mr.. Harrison offered as q substitute
that the contract for the seats In two or
more rooms be awarded 10 MessrS, Orr
q Co., and those for the primary TO
MeSsrs. Chase & Co., and the substitute
was adopted. ~
Bill OF Peter Ritz, for white washing,
sSs; also Of Geo. Roberts, for glazing,
S74 Is, were ordered 10 be paid.
Mr.. Bickel from the Committee on
Buildings and Real Estate, reported the
bid Of Mr.. Brodie for making altera-
lions In the. doors OF Washington town.
ship school house.
On motion the contract for the recess
doors and doorway In basement was
awarded TO Mr.. Brodis at the sum spe.
cited.
The vote adopting the motion was re.
considered, and the Building Commit.
tee was authorized to have recess doors
made ut price not exceeding $50,
On motion the Commissioners of
Washington township were authorized
to have the lot graded and the old base
ment filled up.
On motion the Committee on Build.
lngs and Real Estate was authorized 10
contract with Mr.. Patton for putting up
copper lightning rods and the necessary
points.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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DIRECT N.-oxtoby &
Dufheld are now making specially Of
Our Own Watch, superior timer they
import direct from Switzerland. 1t
bears their firm name. They also have
In store large stock OF American
Watches, embracing every make. Hav.
Ing been constituted agents for these
watches, they can offer great induce
ments to purchasers. In Jswelry, they
have all the latest ideas. Call at 'lOS'
Main street, opposite Merchants' Bank.
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where quantity Is excluded good rates
must make up for the short coming.
The Pittsburgh Gazette, OF Monday
thus explains the foul In the boat race
between Coulter and Hamill, which
took place on the Monongahela, on
Saturday afternoon: a.
The men were got abreast Of each
DINER In their boats, and pioneers were
sent forward 10 clear the course, alter
which the signal was given and both
dAfted out, Coulter shooting ahead,
having dipped his oars moment preG
maturely. The referee called them back
ior treah start. After O moments de-
lay, the word go was again given and
both boats started, Coulter getting The
lead; When they had progressed about
one hundred and twenty yards Coulter,
Whetner purpoSely or not, 10 only
known to himself, brought his boat
directly athWart OF HRmill's. and q
tangling OF oRrs took place. Hamlll'S
rocked violently, and before he had
righted, Coulter was ten yards In the
advance. Hamlll then threw up his oar
and claimed foul, and lelBurely rowed
70 his boat. house. Coulter went over the
course, being cheered by some OF bis
friends, but Jsered, booted and hIssed at
by large majority Of the disappointed
speCtators.'
The st. Louis Democrat Of Monday,
says:
Colored men who run on steam boats
are having hard time OF It. Whether
the lll-treatment they receive 10 at.
tributRble to the natural RntagonIsm Of
the races, or 10 their own abuse OF their
newly acquired freedom, can only be
determined by careful investigation.
That they are roughly handled at
times, the Rock Island slaughter clear
~ shows.
Yesterday morning Benjamin Wood
run, mulatto boy nineteen years old,
appeared ct the Court Of Criminal Cor
reotion, and made the following state
ment: I'' =
He was cabin boy on the steamer
Columbia, which boat arrived here yes.
terday. She had on board thirty sol.
dIera OF the regular army, under COM
mand OF Lieut.. Voce, on their way from
Leavenworth 10 Louisville. On the
trip down the Missouri river Lieut..
Voce missed two Of bis shirts,
which some one had stolen. Woodruff
was either supposed to be the thief
or TO know who had stolen the shirts,
Hereiused totell where the shirts were,
and the officer, as the boy alleges, or
dered the soldiers to tie him up by the
thumbs and force him 10 divulge, A
tarred cord was procured, the boys
thambs were tied, and he was strung
up like slaughtered pig, with the tips
Of bis toes barely touching the deck.
He suffered great agony, but did not
tell where the shirts were, because, he
says, he did not know. When he was re-
leased from the cruel torture. One OF
his thumbs was so badly Injured that
he suffered much pain, and had no use
Of his hand. Such 10 his statement,
The officers OF the boat had nothing to
do with the affair, and, Of course, were
powerless to prevent the outrage,
which was committed by armed SOL
oilers. A warrant was issued for the
arrest Of Lieutenant Voce, and the
cha rye against him will be investigat.
ed II he is caught. The affair occurred
on the river near Washington.
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases
were tried In the Police Court, ysster-
day morning: Otto Rsdeker, drunk,
ten dollars and costs: James Robinson,
tumult and disorder. ten dollars and
costs.
One OF these parties was engaged In
the row out In East Wheeling last
Saturday night. Slowly but surely the
roWdles participating in that affair, are
being gathered In. and they are reoelv-
ing Just punishment for their outrage
Gus conduct.
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REPLAcED.-The large plate OF glals
In the window of the Bank OF Wheel
Ing, which was broken few weeks
since, has been removed and Its place
supplied BY another Of equal extent
and Hne quality.
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SALE OF LoTs.-We direct attention
to the sale OF lots 10 take place this
morning at the front door OF the Court
House, by D. G. List, Esq, commits.
sloner. The property offered Is elIgibly
located and is rising rapidly In value.
An opportunity Is thus offered TO make
paying Investments, and we have no
doubt will command The attention Of
those who wish 10 realize handsome
return In a short time. The terms Of
the sale are very easy, and we would
advise those who contemplate becom-
Ing real estate owners, or adding to
their possessions OF that character, to
be on hand at tho place designated
promptly at the hour-10 o'clock.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RESr.-By
renting and applying the rent to the
purchase everyone can become the
owner ola frat class Wheeler and Will
son Sewing Machine. Call on or ad.
dress, VIM. Sumner & Co., No. IS Mon.
roe Street, Wheeling. cod
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COURT OF APPEALs.-The arguments
In the steenrod will case were conclu.
ded yesterday, Lamb finishing the
speech commenced the day previous
for the appellees, followed by Stanton
who closed for the appellants.
In the case Of Thompson Nv. F.) Us.
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank,
EdmistoH commenced an argument for
the plaintiff In error and occupied the
time up to the hour Of adjournment.
Adjourned until 9 .o'clock this morn
ing.
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RUSTIC PHoroaRAPHs.-.PArtrldge
has Just received new addition to bis
supply Of RW!O Scenery, for Photo.
graphs, making 1t the mos. Complete
Of any In the city.
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WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity Of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S. CalIfor-
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund Booking and Booking q Carroll.
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Ghn9ttelIigertter:
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10.

CITY CoUNClL.-Thsre will be an I'D.
Journed meeting OF Second Branch OF
the City Council this evening. We
hear that the Mayor has called meet
Ing of the First Branch at the same
time.
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COMMISSIONER OF DERDs.-Yes!erday,
Governor Stevenson appointed Joseph
+. K, Plant, Esqr., Commissioner Of
Deeds for this State in the District Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Washington
GILv.
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Coop WoRK GOING oN.-street Com
missioner Clark isputting main street,
between Quincy and Monroe, In good
order. The work Is being pushed with
commendable vigor.
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BLOND & BAoHMAN have received a
fine assortment Of the Spring Style OF
Lasting Balmorals and Button Caters,
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gas Salt.
Main Street ProDartv Por SaIe

7 AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAT
very desirable businel stand situated on
the east aide Of Main. between sOcond and
!Third streets, Of present o3eupIed by Mr., q,
y Miller e Q Shoe Store, 6c. The house
contains nve rooms and kitchen, ID sup.
piled with gas, and hRA q good collar,
Iettns easy. THoS. O'BkIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
Market Street, South OF Custom House,
AuRl0
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Fob anything and everything In the
way Of Boots or Shoes 60 to Blond &
Bachman's. ...t