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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

AsTIIERE iBhRfdly any evil entirely un.
mixed with good, 10 Il turns utthat u
portion Of the great public living In the
cities and the larger towns will be able 70
reRp some benefit from the action Of Con.
RfesS In i6bolishinF the tax On gross re-
ceiptS Of corporations. Under tho new
order Of things the street railway compa.
MES will be obliged to reduce their fares
the extra cent they are now allowed 70
charge for the purpose Of meeting the tax
of One.eighth Of O cent assessed on their
gross earnings. This Is some compensa.
ton, but In a very,S small way. For In
no other manner can the public reap any
advantage from the seven or eig ht MIL
OntOlIaIs thu. taken from -t1b, national
treasury. In no other case will prices be
reduced single 'Earthtng, and nobody
believes or pretends that they will be.
Manifestly, tho proper thing for Con.
gress TO do In the premises Is to keep the
TAX on gross receipts as heretofore, with a
proviso allowing street railways to collect
the extra whole cent as now, WHARF but
a single fare Is paid, but compelling them
also 10 sell eight tickets TT an increase Of
only single cent over the price they
were allowed to charge for that number
before the passage Of the law imposing
the tax. This measure would be just and
fair, both in law ind equity; and 1t Is TO
bc regretted that there can not yet be
found u majority OF legislators who have
enough regard for the rights Of the peo-
pie and are sufficiently FREQ from the
power Of mon0polies TO secure its enact
menk- Waa1iHgtOH Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

THE editor Of the Indianapolis Times
writes the obituary Of that paper, in which
he says:
The brllliancy Of our career las only
been equallcd by It's brevity, But VIC rG'
tire with one piece Of knowledge We never
possessed before. WeGe satisfied that VIC
arc fully competent To close tho affairs Of
any paper on the shortest notice.
The business management Ol tic paper
would have been cminently successful,
but there wasn't any business to manage,
For our reform friends We have only an
aiIcCtlOnNtc and tender farewell, with one
word OfadviCe; Give up the reform bust.
ness; II don't pay. We speak from expo.
Renee In this matter. The "dCar people"
don't want reformation. II they do, let
them get ii by action, and not by silly
childish complaints, 8J
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soME months ago gentleman Of good

SOME months ago gentleman Of good
address was in this city canvasing for
tie At'datioa toqtlig &aoegine. Tor which
no represented himself ig began agent.
lie carried blank with The publlsheFs'
nameson tiem, aud there was besides
such IN air Of genuineness about the fel'
low that considerable number Of our
citizens were taken in, subscribed and
paid him their money. OF course the
magazine never came to hand, and not
very long afterwards, the publishers being
IPayised what was going On had him az.
rested His arrest was 10 q dqe to one Of our
own citizens, q dry goods merchant, VINO
wGulGhaYe been among the victims y gne
had not ASA matter OF precautson pala
his subscription with a check payable 70
tho order Of tue publishers. This gentleman
,vos IN PhiIoheIpb,a and found the
-, %.,.i,.. - l,'ooa,rt,,,,,, o,,,,n, ~,
F'Iscal ooiuIy ""u successfully P9u6 AN
Swindle there among the business houses
Heat once telegraphcd AIessrs. FIELDS, Os-
noon 4, "a the nnblishers Of the Allan.
Voy " 80 ~ 80 H., ,,,o Cr,,oS ~
~ VINO III 'uFp e'est"Pneu ''1' N''t'' -
Police; and In o tew hours the raSca! was
arrested and on his way to Boston.
Nyos.ra Frp1ns Osooop 4 Co have IL.
'Va''s' , AI' $500" - ~ l.,
sueN Circular Saying 'u'S 'l'''A ii'''n .
G. w. FISHER, though he operated under
various other names that he was in their
,.,,,,,o,, a o,,or+ Jim. IN Novombpr 1919
canP''y sHo1' StO = -'O'S 80 IT, -
discharged Tor uSAonesty anu Aoslce y
the discharge widely published; that un-
der these circumstances they arc under
NJ oblirstion 10 acknowledge FrsuER's
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The sGNYhite Mans Party''-An lie
Illustrative Case.

Illustrative Case @
Our Charleston correspondence this
morning develops u case Of unusual In
tcrest, In its social as well as political as
poets. II seems that on tic sOth ultimo a
cowardly aud brutal assault was made on
Mr.. ATKINSON, editor Of tic. IOurHdl, on
account of-a personal Communication
which appeared III its columns. The facts
alleged arc in brici tlese. A. sGurrillous
report of tho Pafkersburg Convention up.
peared in the Khnawhn Republican, and
was attributed TO one, Pull SNYDER, a
Democrat WHO had attended Us IL mcm'
her Of the Charleston Band. Tho bur-
den Of this report was tie usual Demo
cratic scurrility about tie .colotcd dele
gates To the Convention. This SNYDER,
1t Is alleged, has u brother who some
years ago openly married a colored wo.
man IN Charleston, and has since lived
with her. MS ii was his duty TO do after
cspnsing her, in the holy state Of we'd
lock. This welded brother is alsn Dem
0crat, ra ID 4m,, w s7ys 7t,t9
Under tic circumstances, il is not strange
that tho RspuDtan'r report, being attrib-
utcd 10 SNYDER No. I, provoked the re.
tort quoted in the letter Of our CORES
pendent. All the other steps in the little
tragedy to which this paved tho way toll
lowed in easy ind NATURAL order. Whether
Mr., SNYDER did write the RsRHpliegH's
report or not; his social relations had been
alluded to and could be vInhicatedin but
one way, and that WIS by punching some
boly's head. The welded brother whose
domestic altar had thus been rudely un'
yelled, was also Obliged torhis ViDdication
to punch somebody's head Tho irate
chlvalry oI tho town, who felt that it
would be u very dangerous precedent 70
permit such M NIlusion to practical DEM
ocratlc misCegOnAtiOn to pass unpublished,
Iclt that 1t was necessary to Mrr vtndica-
ton that somebody's head should be
punched. In accordance with this gen
emil necessity, the ruhlanly programme
was carried ont, and the rctOrt in the
Journal was answered in the only way,
we infer, tint it could be answered, by q
murIlcrons assault on the editor.
Tho Charleston chivalry arc mistaken
il they suppose they make anything by
these argumea4s, thcstcel L1,uckles and the
club. They do not changoth the facts in the
present case nor do they silence comment
on them. Indeed they only advertise the
one to the country and provoke the other
These fellows have several lessons to learn,
and one Is tint only those who arc with
out sill should cast the first stone. 1fthcy
insist on abusing their political opponents
in terms SO gross us many Of them chi
ploy, they must expect and tolerate legiti-
mate reply.
The only thing to be regretted seems to
he, that Mr.. ATKINSON was notarmed and
prepared to defend himself in the mode
anl measure which the peculiar civilian
ton Of the present State Capital seems to
demand. Z grag4f roY a9s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

Tin: Register is welcome TO state all the
facts it chooses in regard to its transaC'
tons with the gentleman who went to
Charleston to report the Convention for
liz. He is not connected with our cstab.
llshmcnt, his engagement being limited to
that occasion and purpose. lie is re-
sponsible, not We, for anything he did
outside Of the immediate duty for which
We engaged him; and the Register does
not hit US when it complains about having
to pay him for its report. That concern
ought 10 have had enterprise enough to
employ reporter Of its own.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

Is tho Senate, Tuesday evening, there
was another reconsideration Of tho action
tnkvn on the income tux and another vote
on striking IL out Of the tux bill, Tho
motion to strike out was lost by u tic vote
so To 2B. The number Of those voting
in favor Of the tax, 1t Is seen, was not In
Increased, while there were still 90 alb
scntccs and dodgers, The continuation Of
that tax by 90afllrmatlvc votes out Of 72
is II trick which dOC8 no credit To the
dodging Senators and will not strengthen
our party in the Fall elections. Senators
BOHEMIAN and WILEY both voted to con-
tinuo the tax. The bill was passed and
will next be heard Of before u Conference
Committee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

THE COsT OF MANUFACTURED Lea
President Barnard, Of Columbia College,
In a communication to the Now York
Eo0RiWO Pvt, makes the statement that
the common belief In regard to the Gx.
ccssIvc cost Of arti1cially manufactured
Ice is quite erroneous; that is nGnuEAC.
ture hHs long been proftably carried on
in Paris; that it can bO manufactured in
this country for less than a quarter Of a
cent per pound, and that II may be deliv.
cred 10 customers ut twenty dollars per
ton aud then pay fair profit, President
Barnard has made the study Of the sub.
lCct a specially, and his statements are
therefore not to be lightly held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07
DIED..

BROWN Wednesday morning, July 9th. 1870,
At 6 O'Clock. FANNIE JOSEPHlEE, daughter Of
VIM. and Mary Ann Brown, aged years.
The funeral will take place this morning at 0
O'Clock, from tho residence Of her parents on
Fourth street. Friends IOr tic family arc re.
Bpcctfnlly invited 70 attend.
MITCHELL. : July 9th, 1870, ANpREw r.
WOoDS, son Of John W. and L. Grace Mitchell,
agEd I've months.
The funeral will take place this evening At
O'Clock from Mr.. W. SAmm's Hotel, on tho Ma.
tional Road. Friends Of the family arc invited
70 attend, i4ga a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

A TERRIBLE ATlsrAKE.-Tho wife o.
John B. Barnard, a prominent citizen Of
Brooklyn, N. T., died Friday evening, in
consequence Of tho criminal blundcr Of
the apothecary at the Washington Avenue
Pharmacy, who put up solution Of opium,
instead Of the tlncture called for by the
physicians prescription. Tho apothecary
has been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

I'uE two funding bills Of House and
Senate arc now before Conference Com
mittec MIR. boutwell, has expressed
himself satisfied with the course tho mat.
ter Is taking, and is confident a bill will
vet 10 passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

TIE Democrats Of this county will hold
their primary meetings on the ed inst
for the selection of delegates, who will
assemble in County Convention on the
25tll, and in the Congressional Convcn'
ton on the 9Th. Is it not about time
the Republican County Committee should
begin to think of a time for our Conven'
tiOup
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

THE feeling In. regard to the San Do
mingo treaty is dying out at Wash
fngton and with little common sense the
controversy will do no harm. Mr.. Bur
Ter will, in a few days, try to carry q
joint resolution through the House, an.
ncxing San Domingo, but It will iail, Mr..
BINGHAM is waiting for him to do it,
when he will follow with an abstract rcs-
OlutiOn, expressing the opinion that under
proper circumstances tho House will ap'
prove Of the annexation Of the Island.
He thinks he can carry It, md that half
Of the Democrats will so for ii. We
should like 10 know what Mr.. BINGHAM
would consider "prOpcr circumstances"
for the annexation Of San Domingo or
any other tropical territory. The San
Domingo matter Is now Just where it
ought to be and where thought 70 remain,
We should welcome Hny prospect Of mn
king the, West India Islands independent
republics, or IN Independent union Of
republics. In either relation they would
be worth infinitely more to this country
tll0n they can ever 10 rs acquired Terri.
t9ryi &i 89!tvS jug g thttsqIHtion Of
any territory and people south OF those
we now possess wopld b3 .gu elFh@lt Of
lwSatdGs, trouble anil ultimate ;libaster.
Mr.. BrNoHAM's resolution Is mere bun
conbe, and while there is some interested
sentiment IN d few maritime cities where
It will 20 down, there isino sentiment in
Ills part Of tho country, sohr rs VIC are
aware, tint approves tho annexation Of
Dominica either in tic "abstraCt" or the
ro,,Cr,,tp f b..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

ONE happy result would follow from
the now talked Of independence Of Cana
da--thpre would no longer DO any pretcxt
for the silly Fcnian raids on her territory,
and the folly known as Fenianisln would
tlic out in the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

EIGHTEEN young men have been fined
$40 each for habitually "l0afng" on the
street corners Of Boston. II fines were
collected liere for a similar offence, the
Taxpayers would be released from one
half their present obligations to the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

lIoN. JOIN A. BINGHAM is reported rs
expressing himself willing 10 accept the
mission TO Florence. Should he not be
rcnominatctl 1t Is deemed not improbable
that he will receive q foreign appoint.
mmt; which would be u very desirable
chungu for him us his health has suffered
from long and arduous service in the
House
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07
WALTHAM
w ATC HE'S!

The extensive use Of these watches fur tho last
hfteen years by Railway Conductors. Engineers
and ExprcssniGn, the most CxActIng Of watch
wcarcrs, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength stcadlnCss, durability and accuracy OF
tho WalthAm Watch, To satisfy that class In all
these respects, Is to decide the question as to the
real value OF these tImekccppu.
Moro than 100000 Of these watches arc now
speaking for themselves in the pockets of the
pcoplc-a proof aud guarantee Of their superior.
Ity over all others. B.
The superior organization and great extent Of
the COmpany's Works at walthan, enable them
to produce watches at a prizes which renders
competition futile, and those who buy any other
watch, merely pay from 25 to 70 per cent more for
their watches than Ia necessary.
We arc now selling Waltham Watches ut less
prices In grcenbacIs, than the gold prices before
the war. There Is no other manufacture OF any
kind HI the United State OF which this can be-
said
These tImcpiecCs combine every Improvement
that a long experience has proved Of real praCti.
cal use. Having had tho refusal Of nearly every
invention IN matchmaking originating In this
country or In Europe, only those were finally
adopted which severe testing by tho most Aklltul
artisans In our works, and long use on the part Ol
the public, demonstrated to bO essential to cor
rect and enduring housekeeping
Among the many improvements we would par
tIculArizC:
The Invention and use OF a CentrC.pIniOn 0t pr.
CulIar construction, To prevent damage to the
train by tho brcakagC Of main springs, Ii original
with the American Watch Company, who. hay.
Ing had the refusal Of all other COnrIvGnces,
adopted FoEg'a Patent plnIOn a. being tho best
and muItIcsS, frs
Hardened and tempered llalr springs, now unit.
vCrsAlly admitted by watchmakerS to be the best,
arc used In all grades Of Waltlnm Watches,
All WAlthRm Watches have dustprOOf Capr,
protecting tho movements rom dust and lessen.
Ing the necessity Of tho frequent cleaning ncccs
sary in other watches.
Our new patent stCIn-wlndCr, or kCyless watch
Is already decided success and great improve
mcnt OH any slem.winllng watch In tho American
market, and by far the cheapest watch Of Its
quality now offered to the public. To those liv.
Ing In portions Of tho United States where
wRtchmaEGrs do not abound, watches with tho
above mentioned improvements which tend to In:
sure accuracy, cleanliness, durability and COnVe.
nIGnCc, must prove Invaluable.
Every watch guaranteed by tho Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

New YoRK has had one casc of gcnu'
inC Aslatic cholera. This ought TO sHg'
gcst the propricty ofa strict regard for
sanitary precautions here and elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

VIZ EDLoCK.-THE BASIS OF
w Civil sOcIety.-ESSays for Young Men, on
the honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
evils and dangers OF oelIbacy-wlth sanitary
help for tho attainment Of mans tEuu position In
life. Sent frOc, in sealed envelopes Address,
IIowARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, IA.
ma24.d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

TuE YOSEMITE VALLEy.-Thc House
on Saturday, by tho gratifying vote Of 100
to Sc, refused, TO recognize private claim
to 4 section OF tho famous Yosemite Val.
lev In California. The majority held Tint
hsvalley was specially reserved 70 DC
preserved in a state oC nature, and that
no portion OF it could he conveyed to pri'
vate individuals or for private purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

1-PERsom leaving the City during the Sum.
mer can hAv6 the INTEELluENcGR mailed to their
address BY ordering the same at this ONCE.
Tsrns-aEtecn cents per week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS FARINRL SiIdit to he very huo for
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GEI4ATINE-An old ia
VOfita with tho ladies for JSlltes-
.. bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WTNE-Iust tho artIelu
to uSe with Cox'B GelatinS-Of rich
and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-WRErauted Pure, a delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARGNA-PreparCd especially for
inyAllds and children.
ANGUSTURA RITTERS-The genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
health. saF ag.tt H ..
WINE OF PEPSIN-ThO most perfect remedy
for indigestion aud dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH -FOF PuddingI and CustardS.
TAPlOCA-A splendid dessert, either alone or
with BGrrits.
juul1 Wholesale DruggiSts, Main st.
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lllasrI. "a Cabe, KraII q q.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN
y tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling. June
Rules, 1870. 81
Ho''' g S,n'''"' Ia on,.e.,y.
The object Of this suit Is to subject whatever
Interest said John Crop 10 possessed Of or emil
tlOd to ia tho west half Of lot % situate OH the
north side o. Lindsey street, In the City Of
Wheeling, West Virginia, to the satisfaction Of
the costs Of this suit and Of Judgment for $O6
recovered against the said John Crop In tho Jus,
tees Court Of Union Township, and costs,
amounting In all to $IO085, with interest thereon
from tho 8th day Of March, 1870.
And II appearing from an afadAyit died with the
papers III this cause that tho defendant, Ann
EF0pp, ID 4 nonresident Of this State, on motion
Of plaintiffs council, Il Is ordered that they do
appear within four weeks after the first puhllca.
tion hereof and due posting Of this order at the
front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio County,
West Virginia, and do what Is necessary to pro,
tect their Interest 10 this suit.
A copy tsstB: A. Il. CuAPLTSE, Clerk.
7. E. BLAKBLY, Pc. junlG.Thu
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WE DESIRE TO RETURN OUR
w thanks to tho Fire Department and eiti-
zenS for tho efforts made by lhGm 10 save our
property during The IRE on tho night Of tho 9TH.
We would also state that VIC have removed our
Plumbing and Gas Fitting Establishment 70 tho
building Immediately north Of aud Adloinlng
south OF John street, where we will be glad to
SuI6 TRINBLE, + IIORNBRO0K.
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TT STANDS UNRIVALLED!-
L KRAFTS DIARRuEA CoMPoUND.-safc
and sure cure guaranteed in every case. Keep
1t In your house. Take It with you when you
travel Sold by dealers In medicines everywhere.
wHEELrNn, May lst, 1870.
MtsrS. HcC'GbS, Kraft q Co.:
GEXTLEMEN-It Affords mo pleasure TO add my
Testimony TO the superior merits Of . RrGns
DldrrhdG Compound" had occasion 10 llSu i,
In a Wrtr6 Ant pr0trgettd iQTat', and confidently
recommend It, as being the most lnrGIuObtt Pre-
~ 800 - j. d. HUGHES,
OF Hughes, Thompson s Iiihhcrd.
7!Tuc, ThurASEt
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CALEsMAN WANTED.-IN THE
- Fancy Goods and Hosiery Jobbing BuSIness;
I'd those Experienced and who can command and
Eell q good class Of trade, liberal arrangements
mHd0, Address, RAWSON i co..
Iul6WES ass broadway, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

ASK to see the new FulI-PiatC
Watch bearing the trade mark"
lean Watch Co., Crescent St., Wal.
than, Mass" II is by far tho best
FuIl-PIate Watch mnde III the United
Statcs, and surpasSeS anything here
tofore made in this country for Rail-
way Engineers, Conductors, &c.
uprIg-GOddEoOww
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07

mo CONTRAC ORS.-SEALED
l. proposals. will bG received by the under
signed until Thursday, tho 2lst Inst, at !. r.,
lOF rebuilding the bridge over Wheeling Creek,
near StCOnrOdB. The masonry 10 all ready with
for by tho cubic yard. Tho BnpeEStt uCturo must
BE- bid for In the lump, according 70 pl4na aud
specifications TO no seen at tho once Of W. =.
Smith, City Surveyor Of Wheeling, the bridge to
conAlSt OF one span Of about 80 feet n tho cear,
and two short spans Of - feet each, all the spans
II feet wide In tho clear between tEuescs. rho
portion Of tho old bridge now remaining 70 DO
removed at tho contractor's expense, hO 70 have
the benefit Of the material therein. The ppdeE'
signed reserve the right to reject any or all BIDS
at their discretion. The bids must be Accompa'
MED bY satisfactory references, md addressed to
Inc undersigned at Wheeling, w. Va.
IuIf ". W. MILLER, Chairman,
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w ELLMAN's
Patent Reflector Crate !

The "WELLAAN CRATE" 10 essentially diff
Crcnt iFOn any other Crate, and pOSBcsGeB merits
m far superior that comparison 10 useless.
We claim for It tho following advantages over
any other CRATE: .
Fint-AIa radiator Of heat, 1t has double tho
intensity.
Second-It Ia unqucstIonAbly the most Clearly
no aOOt or ashes escaping Into tho room, which
in the ordinary kratO proves 10 detrimental to
Carpets and Furniture.
ThIrd-Thc combination IL perfect. There IS
no waste In unburnt CindGrs; every ounce Of the
Gncl Is 10 completely consumed that nothing 70.
mains but the finest ashes.
Fonrth-As an cconnmlZcP OF fuel, there being
an actual saving Of at least % per cent.
FIhh-Tt iS highly ornamental.
Si1th-It Ia set 40 deep In the chimney that 1t
Is much safer, and less liable 10 pun In windy
weather. s,-.-.-
SevCnth-A slIght motion OF the. Agitator
Clelnses tho entire fire, aud causes Il % bum
with gr@t 6rilllAncy aud intensity Of heat.
Parties who are building, or who contemplate
changing CRATES arc respectfully requested to OK.
anime tho "WGllmAn."s .,.-1 Ir
Every Crate Is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
action.
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The only thing to be regretted seems to
he, that Mr.. ATKINSON was otarmed and
prepared to defend himself in the mode
and measure which the peculiar civilian
liOn Of the present State Capital seems to
dGmanl, z .rhn1N .nE Nm
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