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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
What Say 1 Can DO.

Thousands of cases of lung disease couId
bc cured in their ircipiency. Not only III
The, winter but even Into the summer
months we find these lung ailments. Many
people are heard coughing and they appal-
entity pay little heed to it. We speak 10
warn them and do them good. Every one
of li,em could have been cured when tne
disease began, and even after 1t Is seated
they a'e no. hopeless. We nave seen
mal,v a seemingly hopeless case cuiou
bv DR.. EEYSER'S Lung CORE mcd'-
cine which is almost specific III
pulmon.Iy di>eaHea-for common cou-h
:, is a specific. 1t teaches l'5A'
I'm the SPOT: il makes new blood an" S"-
ricL,., the old; it conVeycS lis heating VIA
me-, llon. the arteries and veins laden WIN
new ana nleeious nutrimcnt, and means
! - i,o ,,I.~..~--- lj".'h EESIl: : LUNC,
| CUI:E i often the prolOugatiOn of 4 lie.
Go 10 ,he Doctors Office, for chlonic dis
eases, No. lG1 Liberty street, and nc will
examine your lungs and tn SUu what 10
do. Oilicy hours nom nine y. VI. untIl one
T. NJ, and from three To six. and frOU
seven to nine at night Oh Saturday. 81
pc. bottle. II your druggist does not keep
it, send five uOIla.S To Dr. kcvScr, ana a.
will send four bottles securely boxed. by
express, with full directions now To Use i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
The Body and its Needs.

Con>l icrln3 the cXucmSc ScuSiliTCmC~S
OF the human body, and, thai il is unprO-
tectcd except by III liiicial covering, from
ne action OF cold, it is not strange That at
this season i, is liable TO many disorders.
The skin exercises Il pOWCIlul Influence
Over the stomach and bowels, and when
ITS functions air interrupted 10y Suddcm
chils that seal the pores and prevent evIp-
Grafton from the surface, internal cOugCS-
ton is apt 10 enSu". The digestive organs
never perform their Office ;.Opc, ~ when
this is the case, and the waste matter of the
system. which should b., Gi-ch.T.cd in part
through the pelspiIatOry gl,.ndS, having
no other outlet than the bowels and The
kidneys, constipation and Il variety of renal
diseases ale mole or less prevalent. Dys-
pepSia, where ii exist, is also aggravated
rentive Of, and remedy tor, disturbances m
this nature is-HOstclicr'S Stomach BItt-rS.
Acting as stimuldut and tonic, ii r1uses
the stomach and the intcStinL$, im2trting
to those important organs both activity and
regularity. 1t also operates ~ a sGdOrifc
by toning the vessels Of the skin and pro-
moing the free passage of exhausted mat
Ter through that natural sieve of the >ys-
TEN. Being a mild din e, it gives Il
healthful impr'~ IN of the kid
neyS WI" cy To drup>y,
an CINinC, has Il
his .nuumaiic cases.
Ito nv plopoIliouS the tonic.
ate 80, Npericnt, auti~cpr =. diaphOIctic
anu ahtlblIlpu> properties ."Qu>itc iOr the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
The Lates, and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be very fne
for Deserts and an elegant anu
dainty dish for the sick.
CON'S SPARKLING GELATlNE~Ah on
favorite with the ladies for Je'IieS-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY wlNE-Ju>' me al,
tlcle TO use with Cox's Geiatlne-oi
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, Il "e-
licious and nutritious beverage.
UECKERS FARINA-Prepared especially
tor invalids and children.
ANGUSTUKA BIrrERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children III tc"nie
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perlect rom
cay for indigestion and dyspeP>".
CORN SfARCH-For Pudding ana Jus
tardS.
TAPIOIA-A splendid desert. either ai"l'
OF with Berries. c,.,
AT LAUGHLlN, SMITH x ~. -,
Wholesale Druggists,
irn5- Main street.
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80 Tho whole country, its prosperity

Of the whole country, its prosperity
and honor. But he makes no
recaptation of the opinions for the main
tepance OF which he and his comrades
Of the South endured the losses and
privations OF four years war. There IS
no logic in the sword; it don't convince
ANYBODY or change anybody's opinion
of right or wrong. The preponderance
of physical force settles no question %
abstract right. Men are conquered oy'
arms but are only convinced by reason
II is therefore the merest nonsense in
the world for Radicals to expect South
ern soldiers now to favor GENERALIZATION;
to uphold the justice and right OF negro
suffrage; to see wisdom and statesman,
ship in every act Of the Radical
party during the past ten years anu
70 reyile. denounce and persecuIe the
leaders, living ard dead, whom they
followed through the carnage OF d 'ouf
wears war in support of the Southern
cause. The soldiers Of the Con'ed-
crate army showed themselves. TO De
membrane men-and they should be
,rootod a. such. To ask them to be-
come members of the Radical party be-
couse they have suffered defeat in the
field, is to ask them to proclaim them
selves the basest Of mankind. An non
| oroble victor would scorn to make such
q nroposal, with no less Indignation than
the yanouished would spurn 1t when
offered. But, acknowledging their de-
feat, accepting the result Of the war
these men now propose henceforth tc
labor for the uIiry and prosperity o.
the whole country. The taIthiuIne.'
Of their devotion to The lost cause !;
a pledge OF their truth to the whole
country for the future. But ii mu>tno
10 expected OF them that their op mons
of abstract questions are, all at once
abandoned, or that they wHl scramo''
Tor seats in the Radical party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02

SIMON CAMERON has been down to
Georgia again since the election there
and, it is said, is coming back to lay
before Congress plan for reconstruct
ins" that Sta'e again. The members
elect to Congress are to be refused ad
mission and Georgia is to he ground
over in the congressional mill. By the
time that is done, the State will be
unanimously Democratic, ana no,
enough Radicals will be found to fill
the offices voted for. This reconstruc'
ton business has wearied and disgust
ed the country, and it is about time the
curtain was dropped upon the meIan
cholv farce.
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y;av. Of alOnfctierate Soldier.

w. find in recent issue Of the Ear
Larsburc Times the following letter
from an ex.Confederate soldier of this
civ which, we have no doubt reflects
the opinion of that class OF our CHI
zens on the present condition OF PoI"'c"'
affairs in this State.
WHEELING, December 20, $50.
Editor of the Times:
| have seen in your paper and others
nrinted in Parkersbur9, frequent aIIuS-
ions to the opinions OF Confederate sol,
diers concerning the past present ana
proposed Legislation in this State. AS
! was myself, an adherent of the Lost
Cause" and have had many opportuni
ties of learning the sentiments OF my
former comrades in this section OF the
State permit me to say what we think
ohont the measures now being discussed
And first let me thank you, Mt
Editor, for the kind and concIllatorry
ton. Of vour paper, and for the III
huence YOU have eXerted in the cause
ot federation, and of humanity. Human
ra,ure is the same whether cad IN gray
or blue, and magnanlmlty has more
mower TO reconcile differences and sub
dine hatred, than all the bayonetS an,
af77 naKtfrg eihdd fHd'fflEH tie sniferings and
losses of the late war, in defence OF what
we believed to be right, we should bC
willing and even anxious to declare
now that we were wholly and entirely
wrong We do confess to some grave
errors both in the theory and practice
OF the Confederate Couoe, but we are
not prepared to lay our mouths in the
dust, and declare that negroes are Our
superiors, and that all the legislation Of
the Radical party in West Virginia has
been inspired by consummatc wisdom
and broad craftsmanship
| and the ex-rebels generally with
whom have conversed are therefore not
kindly disposed toward the measure
known as the "Flick Amendment 1t
seems to us that its adoption involves q
virtual approval and acknowledgement
of the validity and righteousness of all
tn. disabling statutes which are being
enforced as law in West Virginia, and
also prohibits us from uttering or placing
upon record any protest against the
enormity OF nero suffrage which has
been forced upon the people of West
Virginia without their consent The
best legal advice we can obtain assures
us that acknowledgements may be had 10y
less Objectionable measure than that
proposed, and hence we must be ex-
cu,ed if we do not voluntarily favor
the adoption of the Flick Amendment.
These are our sentiments We desire
to see the State prosper and that all its
citizens paps enjoy all their rights.
We desire nothing 70 mar its peace or
hinder the speedy-eetprn of harmony
and good viii, and whatever difference,
of sentiment may be INDUCED, ave fn.-
cereIy trust that The right may at. last
prevail Yours Respectfully, :.
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Opinions of Confederate Soldiers.

We copy from the Parkersburg Times
a letter written 10y a former COncde-
rate soldier Of this city in relation to
the FLICK Amendment, and the opinion
Of "ex-rebels' in this locality concern
ing that measure in our opinion, the
views expressed by the corresponding
referred to are all that could be expect
ed Of an honorable man, and are no
more than are insisted upon by many
=, who were not engaged in rebellion and
are not under any of the disabilities
imposed by Radical legislation in West
Virginia. We all concede the fact that,
as the editor of tire Times says:
Whether West Virginia consents 10 or
opposes negro suffrage the negro will
have'a right 10 vote" But we think the
friends of this shominable farce ough;
to rest content with having established
the fact of negro suffrage, without now
asking or expecting Democrats TO en-
dorse what three-foullhs Of the people
are dissatisfied with Line retention
of the word white in the Constitution
VII not in any manner affect the night
OF negroes to vote, land We admit that
it will not, y then why not let it remain
There is a. good reason Tor retaining as
for striking it out. The enfranchise
meut Of the rebels has nothing to do
with the question, for that can be &C
complished speedily and legally withOut
the FLICK Amendment. We do not
wonder that those who were in the
Confederate army protest against the
passage Of this amendment; the
only wonder is ethat any
man, whether Democrat or Re
publican, who has consistently
opposed negro suffrage and condemned
the Radical politicians for forcing this
odious measure upon the people, should |
now favor such an amendment OF the |
State Constitution as will tend to relieve
the Radicals from the odium they have
Justly incurred, and accomplish abso-
lutely nothing else.
Concerning the opinions entertained
by Southern men upon political ques
tons, we think that Governor VANCE's
letter which we published a few days
ago "hits the nail on the head. He
admits the fact that the South was
beaten; that two men and ten dollars
proved tod strong for one man and one
dollar; and that he hopes that the
struggle may never be renewed, and
will labor fer the unity and perpetuity
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02

THE Parkersburg Gazette commends
for adoption by the Legislature an ac'
which permits all rebels to vote IN the
absence of legal proof of their partici'
nation in the rebellion, which proof
must be furnished by the party chal'
longing the vote. All right, MAJOR
That will do for compromise ground
though we don't believe the rebels arc
or have been legally DISTINGUISHED al
all. But when acknowledgements Is AZ
complished in that manner, what vii,
he the use OF the FLICK Amendment
A convention will attend to all constitu
,ional alterations that may be needed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Woman is Endowed

With peculiar organization. Ii Is easily
impaired and requires medical treatment
which will speedily terminate her suffering
and secure to Iicr perfect health ana S?ieh-
did spirits. Ladies will lind IN MlSHLEk >
HERB BITTERS Il rare Specific ana 1onlc
for their sex, in every period of life nom
infancy to old ag". II l. preparation
which will aid nature in the discharge Oh
its functions, impart strength 10 the SIS
lem, tone 10 the digestive organs, anh WIZ
prevent lasStude and insure physical le5u-
tari,v. Sold everywhere.
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The Methodist +. Church.

The official returns made by 'ne
several annual conferences of tie Me'h,
odist Episcopal Church in the onitea
States held during 1870 furnish the
following interesting statistics
Bishops, eight; annual conferences
seventy.imo; travelling preachers 9l93;
local preachers, II, 404; total preachers
of eli grades, q ,234; members IN full
connection, l,l73,099; members on
probation, l94,035; total lay mem
bers, l,367,l34; number Of churches
1882: humber Of parsonages, 4! ~
value of church edifces, S62, 6l4'99l
value of parsonages, 81 ,293,5l3; mum
Der of Sunday schools, 1922 Sunday
school teachers, lS9,4l2; Sunday
school scholars, l,22l 1893; benevolent
collections, $780,, s62. These hgurS dc
not include the statistics Of the foreIgr
missions in China, Bulgaria and S0uti
America, the official returns from which
have not yet been received.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
COUCH NO MORE.
Warmers Cough Bal>am is healu

Warmers Cough Bal>am is healing.
>oitening and eXpectOlating. The eXtlHUl :
binary power II possesses IN Immediately
relieving. and eventually curing, the m..>i
obstinate cases OF Coughs, Colds, sore THROAT.
bioncnllE-, Influenza, Catarrh, llOarSeucSs.
Asthma ANA Consumption Is almost incresi-
due. - prompt - the relief and certain H.
effects IN all the above cases. or any affection
ui the throat and lungs, that thousands @.
kLySiClan> are daily prescribing 1t, and on
'tiid all say that II Is the most healing and
vNl'ciOiatlnS medicine known. one dose
.uwdyS affords relief, and in most cases on,
OUtIlc effects cure. sod by druggists. il,
argc bou y. Price One Dollar. Ii Is Won,
own iau Il you still cough and suffer. The
BilSim will cure
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02

The other day the front door of the
New York Tribune office had to be
closed for some purpose. So Mr.. Gree
ley wrote on piece ofpaper, entrance
on Spruce street" and sent it down to
the man who does the painting OF the
bulletins to be copied. The man studied
over Greeley's tracks all the forenoon,
and finally in despair, wrote, Editors
on a spree T and posted it up.
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For Street Commissioner.

MEiSEs. EDIToES:-PleaSe |nnoulCe III
nc q candidate for re- election to the office o
Street Commissioner at the next th;ulel
Election. II elected | shall strive TO dis
charge my duties to The best OF my abl.IIy
80 C.. LEONHART.
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4 CA RID.

TIME SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH RE
turn thanks To their frieniS ana tilt
If III orphans Christmas Festival, The
net nroccrds amount To SlS7U.0O-a timely
contribution when the wants of the Asylum
we're messing heavily. Mo especially are
the SISTERS indebted TO the Ladi~S VINO TOOK
charge of the various tables ana Wlio ns
rnssCuI. The God of the frtherleSS Will nm
self reward such jealous effort ana Suci
liberal cO.Operat on. - 49,,
WHEELING HOSPITAL, Dec. 81, 1870.
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There is a Young and handsome
woman in California, who is an engi-
neer, and runs stationary engine to
supply the water,tank of the place
where she lives. She can bring down
flying antelope with her needle gun
equally we'll.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02

EASCALITY seeks OUT many Inventions
The last trick. is ne most novel Of all
and occurred IN New York jewelry
store. A well dressed man asked t.
see diamonds and other rich jewelry
every now and then during his deliher-
ate examination stepping TO the door
and crying cut whoa TO an imaginary
FESTIVE horse, stand in an imaginary
buggy. Alter making his selections o.
q diamond ring and set OF jeweiry.
costing S225 he out with a Turkey
morocco wallet, apparently very pleth
critic, and laying it OH the counter pui
the selected valuables in his pocket
Then turning to draw out the bills, sud.
denly heard his FESTIVE horse, and leav-
ing his pocket book stepped ont of the
door. crying whoa, Whoa Not com
ing back the clerk looked in the wallet
and found It's stutfing not greenhacks
The man, at last accounts, had not
Overtaken his horse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
LINDsLEY INSTITUTE,
~. sPiIe Remedy.
warmers pile Nemcd, has never laiI

warmers pile Remedy has never fail
ed (IOt even in one case to cure thcVcry
worst cases of Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted ShOuidim
mCdEitcly call on their druggist ana get
WAKNERS PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly
for the Piles and il not recommended L.
cure any other disease. 1t has cured MANI
cases of over thirty years standing. Price
One Dollar. For sale by druggists every
where.
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DYSPEPSIA,
warmers Dyspepsia Ionic is

warmers Dyspepsia ionic is PIE
pared expressly for DySpvpticS and thUs,.
suffering with habitual CO>tIYenuNs. ii l.
Il slightly stimulating tonic ana IA splendid
appetizer; II strengthens the stomach ana
restores the digestive organs to their health.
STATE. Weak, nervous and dyApcptic per.
SOILS should use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA
ionic For sale by druggists. Price One
Dollar.
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WINE OF LIFE,

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, warmers Sinum Hit;e. or inc
OF Life. is free from any poisonous drugs
or impurities, being prepared Tor those who
require "A stlmulant. Ii IS a splendid appe-
tizer and tonic, and the finest thing in The
world for purifying the blood. Ii is the
most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered 10 the public, far superior to brandy.
whisky, wine, bitterS, or any other article.
II Is more healthy, and cheaper. Both male
ana female, young or old, can take the
Wine OF Life. Ii is, in fact, a lie preseryer.
Those who wish 10 enjoy good health and a
free flow OF lively spirits, will do well to
take the Wine of Life. 1t is different from
anything ever ever before in Use. Ii is sold
~ druggists; also at all respectable saloons
PffCe one Dollar. in nuaIt bottles
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NOTICE.

r,,UE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES
signed by Jas. c. Acheson, Attorney,
for money loaned to reopen the HelnptleiiSa
RAILROAD in 1858, viii! receive the same, WIZ
interest, by presenting them at this Office
on January 81, lSl. ,,,o-,
Such certificates will cease 10 Dear interest
after the LIST of January, 81. .
w. d. BURTON, Attorney.
OFFICE HEMPFIELD RAILROAD,
WHEELING. Dec. 80. 1870. lonZ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02

The Cleveland ladies have taken to
the trick of asking their husbands for
money in the presence Of strangers.
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IS7O-IS7l.

The beginning of a new year SuS-
pests many profitable reflections to all
who care to think. Every man who
rcAec,s must admit that he has made
many mistakes during the year that
has inst closed; that he has not done as
well a. he might have done; that he
has not put forth for good all the ener-
cies of which he feels himself capable,
or improved all the opportunities when
the twelve months afforded. Some Will
resolve 10 do better during the year
unon which we are entering, and some,
while idly lamenting their wasted ume'
will continue to live on as before their
law. halfconscious existence, drifting
wbithersoever the capricious current
NAV bear them, without using the oars
to hasten their progress or direct their
course, "To err is human but con-
unuance in recognized and acknoWl
edged error is the work Of wiltul per
versity alone.
The REGISTER has already furnished
to its readers history OF the events o.
the past year. Day after day the re
cord has been written and published tc
the world. Some successes have beer
caincd. and some disappointment en-
Ill L--4-h---r----- - ''"P'
During the present year we hope to re
dubIe our efforts to make the REGISrEi
exceed in all desirable qualities even TIT
good wishes of its friends, and to i"'th
fully record as they occur wha'eVe
roosIs of interest TO or on pe9RIe -,
- The errors we see in the past
and from buried failures bring forth In,
fruit of success. We trust that The
REGISTER for 1871 may bring good It'd
ings and be welcome guest 10 all lis
readers, and that this may be to them
indeed A Happy New Year.
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e M NJ ENACOCUE.
For Ladies.

~! LACGHk1N, SMITH & CO., Agents for
warmers Remedies and Wholesale Drug.
siSts, No. y Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Washington Hall moSi
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WANTED TO HIRE.

4 MAN ACCUSTOMED TC LIVING on
n a Farm, with small fanny, whose wife
l. a good hOuseGeeper. win dnd constant
employment upon Farm short distance
Eon this city. PermaneD- situation and
good salary. For further particulars en-
quire at this office. Satisfactory reference
viii be rssuTsS. q dse2t
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Fifth Street R sidenceS For Rent.

TIrHE TWO MAGNIFICENT THREE
| stony brick residences on Fifth. near
Monroe street, are offered for rent. Posses
sion April list, 1871. They contain each ten
rooms bc>id'S pantr%, bnth-roOm, wo>h-
house and cellar, and gas and wafer
throughout.
Also Tor rent, house on Ma k I street.
moth of Second Ward Market Spare. con-
tanning seven rooms, with good cellar.
water and gas. sc. Apply TO
JOHN NOLAN, or
THOS. O'BlHEN.
dpr1l Real Estate Accent
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Tho Ccic5SEotcd
Murray
~
Lannnan's
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable, and
refreshing Of all perfumes, for use
on the Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale by all
Druggists and Perfumers.
SeplSd&w
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$1,000 Reward

WILL BE PAID To ANY ONE pro
w Gucing better Sewing Machine .au
me Improved Grover & Baker. A sIIndid
l9t OF them arriving this week for x Hol-
iu9! az ADAMS & Dkl ;:
decI l03 Main ST Wh, linz W. Va.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

John RAINEY Is DlsG con IN = INITIAL mi nal
consent. JOHN ME
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For Civ Sergeant.

Nrssrs FDIroR> REGISTER :-please on
rnounce WILLIAM &. PECK ms the P"o-
MES candidate for City Ser eat at the COM
ing Charter Election, and oDliSe ,or,,p..
JAM -iAN WV Inv
MESSRS. EDITOES: Please announce III.
-, - c,ndiI,tr for the Office of City Sergeant
nj the next Municipal Election, subject te
''l ia mS' i>'''' VI W. Il. COLLINS.
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OLIVER WEyDAL HOLMES calls KISS
a l.sping cOnsonant.
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VIEW MEAT STORE.

On WEDNESDAY, JAHcaa, -t Store NJ ~ X 10
\I.WH lTiiti$e Block, where | will keep
constantly on hand a Iull supply OF Fresh
Meats and Sausage.
Also, Bacon and Lard, at Wholesale and
retail.
Your patronage is rcSpcctfVllE SoliitfSrTII5i'
lnr,u "Dil-> W. vi u II.