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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-30

The MATCH GAME To-DAY.-The an.
nouncement that the Cincinnati Base
Ball club will play q match with our
Battles today has caused unusual ex-
element. Staid and steady citizens
whe have all along "poo pood" at the
Base Ball fever are as anxious to see the
cred Stockings" as the most inveterate
devotee of the bat and ball. And no
wonder. Starting from Cincinnati
without claiming to be champions OF
anything or anybody, but simply as one
of our leading western clubs, it has been
victorious in every game, having played,
including to.day's match, twenty-seVen
games and won twenty-ssven victories.
These laurals have not of course been
won without an effort. The game with
the Mutuals of New York was the closest
ever played, the score standing Cincin-
natis 4, Mutuals 2. They have met and
scalped the best of the Eastern clubs IN
the most scientific and workmanlike
manner.
The game to-day will be most inter
esting. OF course the Battles will be
beaten. The only thing for them TO
labor for is to make better score than
the Mutuals, of Springfield, Mass, who
scored against 80 for the Red Stock
ings.
The arrangements at the Fair Grounds
are perfect. A portion of the Grand
Stand has been set apart exclusively fol-
the accommodation of ladies who may
wish to witness the match.
We append the names and positions
of the Red Stocking nine: Harry
Wright, captain of nine, pitcher and
centre fielder; Asa Brainard, change
pitcher and centre fielder; Douglass Al,
lison, catcher; Charles E. Gould, first
baseman; Charles j, Sweasey, second
baseman; Fred a. Waterman, third
baseman; George Wright, short stop;
Andrew j. Leonard, left fielder; Calvin
McVey, right fielder; VIM. T. Hurley,
scorer and first substitute.
Play will be called at o'clock precise
ly. Street cars will carry all who wish
to 60, directly to the grounds. We ex,
pect large crowd will be present and
we know the game will be interesting
The price of admission will be %
cents for adults and 10 cents for chill.
dren. Carriages and buggies will be
chrrged IS cents each.
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DISTRIBUTION AT Mt. DE CHANTAL.-
The distribution of premiums among
the students at the Convent of Mt. dc
Chantal is always an "event" in this
locality. The high reputation the Sis
tiers have won as educstionists, and the
interesting exercises always presented
on an occasion of this kind, draws there
the intelligence, the beauty and the
fashion of this city and the adjacent
country. This morning at 9 o'clock
the distribution of premiums to meri'
torious students will take place at Mt
de Chantal. The programme is rich in
musical selections from the masters
Some Of them require high musical cul'
tivation to execute, and not one but
will give intense satisfaction if we'll rem
dered. Every arrangement has been
made for the accommodation of Visitors
Refreshments, under charge of our
friend Behler, will be spread in the
play room, and nothing viii be wanting
to render the occasion success.
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HOpGENYILLE, LARJE CoUNIi, M
March %, 1868
VII. WALKER, ESQ:
DEAR SIR-Fer enc year previous to my meet
ing YOU at Grayson Springs last Az Az gust na =,
been subject to Feyc. and Aguo Shllls ana il,i a.
your suggestion fused your Tonic bitteLs oEi
sinSe and have enjoyed uninterrupted good
Seslth. Your friend, Sc, .
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SENTENCED.-Thomas d. Carr, who
was tried and found guilty of the muir
der of Miss Louisa Fox, was on yester'
day morning taken before Judge Way
ut St. Evansville, and sentenced to be
hung on Friday, August Goth. Judge
WAY also sentenced Benjamin Drake
whose arrest for forgery we have men
toned, to five years, and Aenry Luke
heart, convicted of burglary, to one year
in the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Teachers Examination.

A PPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS As
a Teacher IN the Pubic Sehoofs ~ Wheel.
irg vii take notice that the reEuiar annual
RIsrniu4tioA vii take plsre u TIE FLrst Branch
.Cr-acs. Chamber. City Building 81 W wednesday
JrDs syth. 1850 csnmepcsH- ~ o C.0ck A y.
Caadiiates must b present a. TIE hour Of
0peninE. Those who APPEAR ~ Ter hour
vii NOT be entitled % eEaunLt- =
The Committee pTupJse holding 10 special
examination this season, henoe Il beEsJves al
applicants TO be present AZ The tine speciaet
IN this notice 2 3 WILLIAMS
Fer the Examining Committee
O1iee Of Superintendent o. Schools Wheeling
June 2lst. l59. jgE2l-td
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BThe annual meeting of stOckhold'
ers of the Wheeling Female College held
on Saturday last resulted in the cleo,
ton of the following board of directors
for the ensuing year:
Hon. c. d. Hubbard, J. A. Metcalf,
G. X. Wheat, Henry X. List, Augustus
Pollock, J. C. Orr, Hon. A. J. Sweeney,
J. X. Hubbard, s. p. Hildreth, Thomas
Hornbrook, Joseph Bell, 7. II. Logan
and J. Z. Wilson.
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wGo to the City Shoe store.

THE New CURRENCY. is now as
certained that it is not likely that the
new currency will make its appearance
for several weeks, and perhaps not be-
fore the LIST of August next. The delay
is in the New York bank note offices,
which have been written to concerning
the matter, and from which definite
response as to the time when they will
be ready with their part of the work is
expected in e few days.
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CLoCKs.-Oxtoby d Dufieli, Jewel
ers, lO3 Main street, have now in store
enc of the largest stocks Of clocks eyeI
brought to Wheeling, embracing every
style of one and eight day. This trn
receive their stock direct from Ne"
York, and are selling at both wholesale
or retail. Also full line of watches, jew
elry, spectacles, &c. Country meF'
chants will consult their interests b!
calling at '1O3."
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POLICE CoURT.-The dress parade OF
fusileers and benzinists yesterday was
very we'll attended. We observed sew
eral new faces present. Among them
was that of Scott, the eminent peanut
merchant, who was arrootod on charge
of having been guilty of disorderly con-
duct on the Island last Sunday. Scott
had expressed his ability to whip a
couple of white boys and was proceeding
to show how he would go about it. He
was fined So aud costs. He will have
either to raise the price of peanuts OF
pinch the measure. He must make up
that Sill so somehow. If Peanut Smith
were here the thing would be easy, bat
with that artistic peanut wrestler gone,
the chances are slim. We guess con-
sumers will find that peanuts is riz."
Margaret Mccormick is not featured
like n madonna, nor has she the temper
of saint. On Monday last she kicked
up row, having first loaded herself to
the muzzle with benzine. She broke
windows, tore young ladies dresses and
used language neither grammatical ner
proper, She went to Jail for thirty days
George Lump was arrested for disor'
derby conduct, The evidence failed to
establish the charge and he was dis,
charged.
Shell. Barley was one of the boys that
Scott, the eminent peanut merchant
proposed to whip. 1t was in proof that
Shell. had annoyed Scott and finally
! went for his mob With club. He was
fined So and costs.
! C. Wilson was disorderly. He was
fined $40 and costs.
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Splendid Bargains I'm Spleen
did Farms.

INHREE ADJOINING FARMS, CONTAIN
i ing, respectively, $50, 20l and l4O acres,
situate in st. Adams tp., Licking county, ONO,
shout ten miles from Newark and four mlles
from Granville are offered for sale. An elegant
road runs through the farms and to Granville.
This town is Justly celebrated as the seat OF two
of the best institutions of learning in the coun'
try-0ne for young ladies and the other ior
youpg men. Two public school houses are on
lands adjoining these farms. The farms are
Zach well improved; living water in every held
GOOD orchards win DO sold in a bsdy or sepa-
rately. Taken in body, no better STOCK farm
AnnIv m WIN. L CHAMBERS,
~ No. 100 Market street.
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THE GAME To-pAY.-The prices of
admission to the Fair Grounds to-day
will be, adults, twenty-five cents, and
children fifteen cents. Each carriage
or b uggy will be charged twenty-five
CENTS
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Man Shot Near Martinsvillel
HE WILL PROBABLY DIE.

i
On Monday evening about six o'clocl
a ouarryman named William Sturgeon
was shot by Jacob 7. Soliday, boss of {
coal bank, near Martinsville, the bal
entering the body near the hip, and il
is thought penetrating the bowels, from
the effects of which the physicians feaI
he will die.
The particulars of the case are as fol
lows There has besn a good deal OF
hard feeling for some time between the
parties, who live some some three miles
from Martinsville, because two of Sur
Oeon's workmen left him and went to
work with Soliday. This ill-feeling
has found vent in hard words and
threats, but nothing more serions was
feared.
On Monday Sturgeon went to Mar
tinsville and drank a good deal. Re-
turning to Mrs. Seals, where he board
ed, he declared that he intended to
whip Soliday before he slept The wO-
men tried to pacify him, and finally got
him to eat his supper, anu though thi
anger had died out. No sooner had he
eaten his meal than he started in cem'
pany with James Perry for Soliday's
house, short distance off.
Soliday was at supper when he heard
them coming. He warned them not to
come in, armed himself and sat down
again to eat. Sturgeon in his drunken
rage rushed into the house, struck Soli-
day with his fist knocked him out Of his
chair and raised the chair to strike him,
Soliday then drew his revolver and shot
him.
Soliday at once went to Martinsville
and offered to deliver himself into GUS
tody, but was not arrested. He then
swore out warrants against Perry
Sturgeon and Frank Seals, the two first
for assault with intent to kill, and
charging the latter with threatening
his life.
Yesterday afternoon Frank Seals had
hearing before Squire James Eagleson
which resulted in his giving bonds in
the sum of 500 TO keep the peace. The
trial of the other two was postponed un-
til Saturday.
Sturgeon, after being shot, walked
back to Mrs. Seals house where he now
lies in a very critical condition, the
efforts of his physician, Dr.. L. B. West
having thus far proved unavailing in
finding the ball. 1t is thought to have
penetrated the bowels If this be So
inflammation must soon ensue and the
affair have fatal termination.
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OFF FOR SAN FRANCIsCo.-Mr. VIM. l.
Moore, of this city, who is now Master
in the U. S. Navy, has been ordered to
report for duty at San Francisco. lie
was in the city on Monday, bade his
friends farewell and left for trip over
the overland route.
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FIGHT on THE New STATE.-Fraucis
Mccormick, a roustabout, working on
tho steamboat New State, yesterday
morning got into fight with another
roustabout named George Kaiser about
carrying pig iron. He took Kaiser by
the throat, and after striking him three
or four times, threw him into the river
whereby be was very nearly drOwRed,
being rescued with difficulty. He was
fined so and costs. He went to the
chaingang in default.
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ST. VINCENT's COLLEGE COMMENCE
MENT.- Washington Hall was filled in
every part last evening to witness the
distribution of premiums among the
students who had merited them by dill
ligence and good conduct, and. to hear
AID see how the students would render
Shakespeare'splay of julius Caesar. The
performance generally was excellent for
amateurs. There was, of course, little
stiffness in manner and hurriedness in
reading, but these are inseparable from
performances of the kind, but there
were parts of it that were excelleltly
done. The aft9rpiece, the Beggar on
Horseback, q very clever satire, by one
of the Professors,-Dr. Brann, wei
wager-was very clever, and right well
was it played. The evenings entertain
mont was enliYened by excellent music
by the College band. Taken altogether
we have to thank the young gentlemen
for pleasant evening.
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MORE BASE BAIL PLAYING.-Officer
Junkins yesterday arrested John Reddy
and James HILBERT for playing base
ball on the streets. As he was taking
them to the lookup, Reddy broke from
the officer and ran. 1t was long chase
and a warm one, but he was recaptured.
They viii have 4 hearing this morning.
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w. II. WALKER, ESQ: 80
DEAR SIR-We have used your Tonic bltters
with great satisfaction, and can recommend
them Tor their great medicinal quail ties, anu
also as an agreeable iuvigorating beverage anu
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The GAL or THE FEsTIyAL.-Tho To-
cal of the LHfcUgeucer is q queer lot
He had an article in yesterday mornings
paper in which he, she or it, in the first
paragraph, call her, him or itself the
Gal of the Festival and winds mp by
signing her, him or itscif "a YICTIM'-
of the Gals" arts, We presume. The
rapid:ty with which the brain Of the
MiclligcRccr's nondescEipt works is mar
velous. We wrote the article referred
to week ago, and it has taken all this
time for he, she or it to get the matter
through his Uranium. We have already
explained that we did not mean tho old
lady of the InteliigeHcer. Why then
should the old gal keep insisting that he
is alluded tor we know he will say she
didn't write the article, but his ears
stick ont Of it all the way down to the
signature.
He says We offered the Gal of the
Festival ice cream and no cake. Per
haps it was so. If so, it was because
there was no sponge cake, and without
sponging the Gal couldn't live. 1t will
be noticed that she did not refuse the
ice cream because we offered him no
cake. She managed to throw himself
outside of that. She says we are tdL
Not unlikely. If she is a sharp, we are,
for we are not a bit like him. The old
woman of the Hteliigencer is in a bad
way. He has very severe attack of
very common complaint. We recon-
mend quart of Citrate Of Magnesia,
hot bricks to the feet every half hour,
and half gallon of yarb tea. If that
don't take the "damphool" out of him
it can't be did.
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USKEIND.-ScOfe, we dispise you. We
hate you, Scofe, for your cruelty to ami,
mails. How could you publish in Your
Parkersburg Times such paragraph as
this:
"Doorysrds" are not the only green
things we know of in Wheeling.
The moment our eye caught those two
lines we said THAT'S lick at the Intsl
losncer chap" What has he ever done
to YOU that you should expose him thusl
We have been aware of his condition al
along, but have kept it mighty quiet
and here you blurt it right ont, just a
if you didn't care. Its very unkeind.
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Commencing at 10 O'Clock An.


The following Prizes will be given: To the
one making the quickest time on the Yelocipede
around the track, purse Of $40 90; to the best
Lady Walter, Fine Set of Jewelry; to the
best Gentleman Waiter, a Fine Silver Cup
the next will be purse Of $40 90 for foot race
the one making the quickest time, distance 26C
yards; the next will be purse Of IS % to the
one wheeling Wheelbarrow in the straightest
line, party to be blindtolded.
The dancing will be in Floral Hall, where a
splendid platform has been erected for the coca
sion. Music by 7. L. Cocayne's COtillion Band
Tickets can be had of the following Commit
tee: w. H Harrison, T. Z. Shelley, 7. 7
Cocayne, Lewis Travis, Robert Appleton, j. F,
Reynolds, Charles F. Bingel, David Stein, or al
First Mutual Store, North Wheeling Reed &
Kraft's, Centre Wheeling.
The Jewelry is on exhibition at c. P. Browns
JeWelry Store, Monroe street. jun3O-td
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-Nor,cE.-SFhe Fourth of JAY falling
on Sunday this. year, the Banks and
Savings Institutions of the city will be
closed on Monday, July 5th. Persons
having notes dueon that day will please
provide for the payment Of the same
Saturday, July Sd.
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- Partridge wishes US to say that he
has not discontinued the picture busi'
ness at III Main street, but has reftted
his sitting rooms, making them the
most pleasant of the kind in the city,
and is now making better photographs
than ever before, of which all can be
convinced by giving him call,
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SoLD.-The item about the escape Of
Carr, the murderer of Miss Fox, from
the st. Clairsville Jail, was an an aboE'
Unable "sell." We "confess the cape
and will take sugar in our'n.
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CoRNs AND BUYIoSs.-Corns and bun
ions removed without the use of acids
or caustics; the operation giving no
pain or inconvenience. Charges mod
crate. Call at the drug store of I. l..
Braun, No. - Denny street, South
Wheeling. je16-2w.
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From. Mrs. A. NJ. Meeker.

ATLANTA GA, January, le6S
VII. WALKER, ESQ:
DEAR SRI hereby certify that have used
Walkers Tonic Bitters, and as q tonic they can
not BE surpassed. recommend my southern
friends TO use them; they will inylgorate aud
yive new Iii. Respectfully, &c.
Mrs. A. NJ. MEEkER
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Y. NJ. c. "A movement is on foot
in Moundsyille TO reorganize the Young
Mems Christian Association. Success
attend the effort.
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IJ-If you want to see the best ma
chine in the world, go and see the Amer
lean Button Hole, Overcoming and
Sewing Machine, at 100 Market street.
See advertisement.
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BEING RE-BoULDERED.-Streot Com
missioner Clark is having Main street
above Union, re-bouldered and "level'
ed up" generally.
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BRUSHING UP.-We observe painters
engaged in brushing mp" the wire ca
bles of the Suspension Bridge.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

NNE OFFICE DESK, II FEET LONG.
~ One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
Two Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case.
One Counter, IA feet long.
Windows, Doors, Nantes, &c.
LOGAN LIST & CO.,
marl3tf Bridge Corner.
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EFF. NJ. Porter's CHEAP Counter"
Look at Prices. Shoes reduced 10 a
fraction; must be sold regardless OF
cost. Children's Shoes, only l. cents.
Misses Shoes, p cents. Boys Shoes,
80 cents. Ladies' Shoes - cents, at
No. 135 Main street. Cab early and
you can make tho best selections.
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wBeLler, the cOnfectioner, has our
thanks for a basket of splendid raspber,
ries. They were delicious. He has q
few more left of the same sort.
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wThe disorders incident to the i'm
moderate use of ice and imprudent ill.,
diligence in green fruit should teach
persons to act wisely.
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70 For Freckles, Pimp!es, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Identifying the Complexion,
use Cream of Yiolets" For sale by Ed
mupd Booking and Booking Il Carroll.
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8~The present is a time of financial
prosperity to the ice merchants. Their
sales have wonderfully improved during
the last few weeks.
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D-General Cox, Secretary of the In
terror, has been in the city for day or
two. He left for Washington yesterday.
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IgBlond 4 Baohman have received
a fine assortment of the spring styles Of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
Caters.
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FWheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege OF aP-
plying the rents TO the purchase, at VIM
Sumner & Co.'s, No. 3 Monroe street.
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B7The Battles play match game Of
base ball with the Atlantic Club, OF
Pittsburgh, on July 9Th, at the Fair
Grounds.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

~ The Cincinnati base ball club ar.
rived last evening. They are stopping
at the Mcclure.
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wH. W. Miller, Of the Cincinnati
Commercial and j. Fowler of the Gazette
are at the Mcclure.
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Y@The mania for wearing a small
geld or gilt lOcket on the watch chain
has been revived in all its fury.
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- Several new and ingenious con,
trivances for making noise on the
Fourth of July are displayed in shop
rrindnmr
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

INCUR SMALL DWELLING HOUSES ON
Wheeling Island. Enquire of
JNO. p. GILCHRIST,
uar25 SO Main street-up stairs.
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LY'Don't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at lO7. and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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LYFOr anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes, 60 to Blond
s. Bachman's.
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- Co to the City Shoe Store.

-zBTStencil Plates and Key Checks of
the latest and most improved patterns,
only % cents, at the Wheeling Stencil
Works, Stiles q Bro, Market ltrcct,
unuusitc tho postUtlicc.
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FOR SALE ATA BARGAIN.

1NECONDHAND PANEL DOORS, WIN
- dow Sash (Glazed), Venetian Window Shut
tiers, all as good as new, for sale low by
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HCakes and Candies for the Sd and
9TH of July, wholesale and retail, at c. A.
Swartz's, Main street.
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WALKERS Toxic BITTERs are known to the
Faculty, and are not PATENT medicine and
are endorsed by eminent Physicians, Ministers
and others
W. q. WALKER, Sole Prop'r,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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From three to four hundred gal
Ions of Ice Cream for the Sd and 5th of
July, for sale by the gallon, quart or
pint at C. A. Swartz's, Main street.
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gThe best are cheapest; for Shoes
90 to Forgey's.
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Liverpool Fine Table Salt.
ro SACKS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
0l saIS nv II. REILLY.
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