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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-28

To the Editor OF the Ledger.l
Some months since the property-own-
ers on fernando road were ordered, by
the City Council to cause sidewalks TO
be laid down from the corner Of LaRose
street and fernando road to Broadway,
on fernando road, which order was
cheerfully complied with except in three
or four instances. Now, in justice to
those law-abiding citizens, is 1t not the
duty Of the city to have constructed
walk from the corner of South and Ell
lot streets to the corner of LaRose and
fernando? We think so. The side
walks south Of the latter point are worth
but little after we have waded three hun
dred yards through mud chin deep to
reach them. Let us have the walk by all
means. for we are entitled to it. We
have street railway, it is true, but we
cannot always ride, for we are some
times in hurry. Hoping for early re-
lief, | am A SUFFERER'
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A young lazy describing q MONDAY
rainbow says: The beauty Of the scene
through its duration vas peculiar and
striking-the EnoW-clad mountains lying
back Of the brilliant iris band, the cor
nelian sky smiling between the clouds
above Il, the naked black trees dripping
and gliftering With rain drops, and the
soff gray Yapor floating upward, fused
and welded the cold gloon Of winter
with some Of the most cheering aspects
Of delightful summer.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

MANY persons who take the PUBLIC
LEDGER complain of the late hour al
which it reaches them. We regret this,
but find it difficult to find remedy.
We endeavor to get to press at two
o'clock, but the late arrival of our dis
patches renders that impracticable. AT
all events we will do the best we can, as
surfing our readers that the later the pa
per the more interesting il will be.
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MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, November 2s.-Markeis
unchanged in price from yesterday.
Cotton, -four and grain quiet. Nothing
doing in provisions. Receipts Of hogs,
II, 100 sales light, aud buyers holding
Of. with but few sales, ranging from
g 40 to 4 so. Cut meats unchanged.
Whisky steady at eOc.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Herald says that the British radi-
cal republican democracy are in active
and apparently energetic movement for
the overthrow of the monarchy and the
establishment of democratic republi-
can form Of governmental the kingdom.
Sir Charles Dixie lectured on the sub
ject, in favor Of the change, before a
large audience in Leeds recently. The
men of toll, those who sweat away their
humanity and dwarf their children in
the mills, were out in force. A row
ensued. 1t was caused by a collision
between the police and some of Sir
Charles hearers. Very triAing incl
dents have tended to set John Bull in a
roar against royalty at different epochs,
from the time of Watt Tyler to the days
of Sir Francis Burdett-and thence to
the movement of the great reform and
emancipation and chartist meetings in
England, Scotland, ireland and Wales,
and the end is not yet.
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale Of Personal Property.
No. 42s, R. D.-second ohancery Court of
Shelby County.
The " eed Sewing Machine Co..


The Weed Sewing Machine 20.
E. B. Denny.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID order of SALE made in the above cause on
the 9Th day of November. 1871. / will sell at
public auction. 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, at the store-house of Koyster. Trezevant
& Co., corner of Main and Jefferson streets,
in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
Friday, December s, 1871,
within legal hours, the. following described
personal property, levied on by the Sheriff Of
defendant, to-wit: Twenty-Five (25l sewing
machines stands, tables and covers; two w
cabinet sewing machinesi one " manufac-
turing sewing machine; eleven llll sewing
machines in boxes; one Q)old broken sewing
machine; one ~ No. sewing MACHINES one
N No. sewing machine; two w. cases OF
spool silk and cotton one (I office desk; one
IN Brussels carpet; one ~ window carpet; q
set Of Office books; one N table; one VI half
dozen spittoons; three 90 sample albums
three Isl rugs; one ~ gilt sewing machine
sign one three eornered sign; one case Tor
findings; one u set of tools; one ~ copy
press and stand one stoves one lot OF sta
tionery; one u inkstand. pens ana eraser
one ~ clock one ~ box Of machine Wheelsi
one l) lot Of castings; four ~ wooden tops
for machines; one wash-bowl and pitcner
and all the leases, notes and chooses IN action
found in the store No. 263 Second street.
Also, twelve 10 sewing machines previously
levied on BY 7. s. Mallory. Constable. etc,
subject 10 his said levy. This hoyember "a,
ISL. NJ. D. I. sTEWLAkT.
Humes 4 Poston, Solicitors 1874
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A lady boarding house keeper, who
was afflicted with boarders with very ex-
tensive appetites, seasoned their hash
with snuff, because she had heard the
article recommended as a certain cure
for consumption.
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Az Ohio paper says: The Hon. Will
liam S. Groesbeck, Of Ohio, one Of the
purest best and ablest men Of Ohio. or
he country. has many warm friends in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and the Eastern
States. who believe he is the man who
can Lad the Conservative hosts TO NC
tory in the Presidential campaign Of
1872"
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial writes, Noyem-
Der %:
Representative Maynard, Of Tonnes
see writes to Commissioner Douglas,
transmitting a letter from q United
States Marshal of Geogia, stating that
man convicted and sentenced there
for making illicit whisky and committed
10 Jail, is at liberty. When inquiry was
made Of the sheriff why the man was
free, be cody replied that he did not
propose that any man should lie in jail
there simply for making whisky"
Is Maynard working to get the writ Of
habeas corpus suspended in Georgia.
Wall papers Of all colors, even white
it is stated, contain arsenic in large
quantities. An eminent analytical chem
ist of London has recently examined
wall papers Of many colors, suck as dark
brown, buff, white, blue, and various del
icate shades Of gray, drab and mauve,
and the results clearly indicated that it
is impossible for any one, professional
or otherwise, TO judge by the eye, whether
a paper contains arsenic OF not. A
writer in the British Medical journal,
who suffered for fourteen years, from
arsenical poisoning from this source,
SAYS that he has given up having paper
on his walls, and now is relieved from
his inconvenient symptoms. When walls
are painted care must be taken in select
ing the pigments, many Of T-hich contain
arsenic.
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ANNOUNCEMENT,
FREIGHT ROUTE.
NEW FREIGHT ROUTE
AND
COTTON ExPREssi
Memphis to New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, and New
England Cities,
VIA OH ARLE STO N.

FTNHIs ROUTE $50 PAvORABLY KNOWN
Il before the war Il again In GOOD order,
and offers hyperion Advantages q lhippers-
quick time. low rates, no transfer between
Memphis and Charleston. The rosdf IN IN
terer have Get apart certain number 81
ton Express-to Be used exclusively for ship
ping cotton, and these ears run On regular
Through schedule 10 Charleston. Tine, four
dayt. shipper. are requested 10 favor thn
"'' VIZ T. @. PULLIAM. Agent.
a-p rs Mainltreet.
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FORTUNE TELLER.

MAD AME ANNE,
THE FORTUNE TELLER. CAN BIZ con-
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MEErISG OF THR NoRllAI. scHooL Re-.


MEETING OF THE NORMAL SCHOOL Re-
GESTs.-The Board of Regents of the
State Normal School met at 10 o'clock in
the gentlemen's parlOr of the Daley
House. ..
The report Of Fsirmont Branch Nor.
NAL School vas presented by F. n. Peir.
point, Esqr., Clerk of the Executive Com.
mittee, and read and received,
The report Of ]. A. Brown, Chairman
of the Executive Committee of West Lib
erty Branch State Normal School, was
read and ordered to be received.
Mr.. Wiley, from the committee to ex.
anime the report Of the Executive Com
mittee Of Marshall College reported that
the report of said college be returned to
Judge Ferguson, chairman of the com.
mittee, to complete said report and return
the same to the General Superintendent
Further tina was given Tor the exami.
nation o! the report Of the Executive
Committee Of West Liberty College.
The report Of the Executive Committee
Of Fairmont College was referred to
Messrs. Basel and Phelps for examination
and report,
The following Principals and Assistants
were elected In the respective Colleges
MIrSldlL-Principal-J. B. Powell; lst
Assistant, ]. L. Morrow; I'd Assistant
Miss Carrie Cooper.
A model primary department was es.
tablished in Marshall College and Mrs. s.
Q. Mason elected Principal.
FdiwORt-J, G.. Blair, Principal; Isl
Assistant, Miss NJ. L. Dickey.
ReSt Liberty-F. II. Crago, Principal
LIST Assistant, Mr.. WayChOf; Music
Teacher, Miss L. Fitzhugh.
The following gentlemen we're appoint.
cd on the Executive Committees lOr the
different colleges:
MdTAbdA-J. II. Ferguson, Peter Q.
Burlington and ]. Obey.
FdiFmORt-James Morrow, IT,, Hon. +.
II. Peirpoint and Dr. q Kidwell.
West Li6erty-Sprigg Jacob, T. N. Penn.
bertOn and Col. W. b. Curtis.
Ordered, that the Principal Of West
Liberty College, be allowed $40; and those
Of FaiTmont and Marshall be allowed $50
each for advertising in the interests of the
institutions.
Ordered, that the Executive Committee
of the Normal School at FairmOnt, be au.
thorized TO contract for erecting lightning
rods on the Normal school building, II Il
be deemed eXpedient
Ordered, that the General Superintendent
confer with the Principals and Executive
Committees OF the different Normal
schools with reference to commencement
exercises, SO as TO enable the Board oil
Regents 10 attend them.
Ordered, that should vacancies occur,
or any additional teachers be needed, In
the State Normal School or It's branches,
tho regents residing at the capital are
authorized to I'LL the vacancies, or select
additional teachers ifneeded.
Ordered, that the Principals OF Fair.
mont and Marshall colleges be authorized
to prepare and publish catalogues Of their
respective institutions.
Adjourned TO meet subject to the call
Of the General Superintendent.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION
Last year at the reunion OF soldiers and
sailors Of our own State, Eastern Ohio,
and Western Pennsylvania, held at
MOundsville, committees were appointed
to make arrangements for a similar meet.
ing In October next on the Island. The
number present last year was small, and
the short time intervening between the
determination 10 hold reunion and the
date on which II occurred, satisfactorily
accounted for the sparse attendance. To
give ample time to make preparations and
give notice for the meeting this year, so
that a similar apology would not he re-
quired, committees were designated as
stated above, clothed with all necessary
powers. Several efforts have been made
to get the Committee on Arrangements
together, but thus far unsuccesSiully we
believe. The time fixed Tor the reunion
(Oct 18th is drawing rapidly near, and
yet nothing h rs been done. If II Is TO
amount to a creditable occasion, we
think it Is important that some immediate
measures should be adopted to secure
That result We trust those who have
been delegated to provide ways and
means will go to work at once.
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surRENg CoURT.-The Court met
yesterday morning, ut 0 o'clock, pursuant
to adjournment.
On motion OF Hon. W. @. Brown, A
Q. Baker, Esq, was admitted to practice
in this Court. .a...
The case of Perry Moran, appellant, "a
Small, appellee, from Taylor county was
submitted by Bogge", for appellant and
Bro,en for appellee.
The case Of Henry Cunningham %
The State, from Preston county, was sub
mitted, Broitn and Davenport appearing
for the plaintiff in error.
The case of Michael Terrell, ct al ap
pellants, ca. Della NJ Allen, e1ecutrix
appellee, from MonoDgalia county, VA
argued by Raymond for appellants, and
submitted
NJ. Gutman s. Co., appellants, a. The
Virginia Iron Company, appellee, and
Mcclellan & Knox, appellants g. same
appellee, from Preston county-opening
argument made by Boggs' for appellee
Allison followed for appellants but had
not concluded when the hour Of adjourn.
ment arrived,
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning
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PRoBADLE.F ATAL,ACCIDRNT.-Ycster
day afternoon about 2 o'clock, number
OF boys between the ages Of about four
and twelve years, congrcgated on the
north side Of Efamilton's foundry, on
Chapline street, and commenced throwing
sticks, stones, &c, into the moulding
room, through the open doorway, where
the moulders were at work. The men
warned the boys not to do SO, but they
continuing their warfare, one Of the
moulders, James Fleming, raised his
hammer and threw il at the door to fright
en- the boys away. A little son of Mar.
tin Kempf, about five years old, was
standing against the door, and the ham.
mer struck him on the forehead, smash.
ing In the frontal bone.
The physicians sent for made an exam.
nation Of the wound, and found 1t neces.
sary to remove the fractured portions.
The injury Is quite severe, and may
result fatally, b ut when last heard from
tie boy was as comfortable as the nature
Of the case would admit.
A short time alter the occurrence
mentioned above, a warrant was issued
for James Fleming, and he was brought
before Esquire Clohan Tor examination.
The evidence given by the witnesses
showed the blow to have been given
accidentally, and the Prosecuting Attor.
ney remarked that 1t would be best to
have the prisoner bound over to Court,
merely to let the Grand Jury investigate
the case more fully, and there was no
doubt in his mind that the bill would be
ignored. He was held in the sum Of
$500 for his appearance.
n..r, knIt ahn,s a. Mn.-aF. - a. ~
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No 14l MAIN STREET, UNDER ADAMS
PHOToGRABH. GALLRRY.-We will give
away every day four silver watches and
one gold, besides gold and silver coins and
greenbacks to each purchaser of Con.
fectionery Package. Success has attended
this new enterprise. Police are employed
to keep the sidewalk clear. Foxwell 6
Loratt must certainly have bank ora
gold or silver mine in some out Of the
way place undiscovered by othepl Give
them a call.
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CoRRECTION.-W mentioned morn.
ing or two ago, that Messrs Wilson, Dun.
levy Il Co., Of this city, had contracted to
build the hull OF steamboat for the
Northern Transportation Company. We
should have said "Gray's Iron Line" The
new boat is " be 1870 feet long, 85 feet
beam and feet hold. She Is to be fur.
nished with five steel boilers, 90 feet long
and 40 inches in diameter 1t Is estimated
that these boilers will stand q pressure Of
over seven hundred pounds to the square
inch. ... ....... .....
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DIvTDEND.-The Peabody Insurance
Company Of this city, yesterday, through
lis Board Of Trustees, declared a dividend
Of ten per cent Un lis earnings for the past
six months. The Peabody though or.
gaulzed but few years ago, has taken a
rank among the first home companies,
and as the gentlemen having it in charge
have been long connected with the in.
surance business in this city, they are in
every way lully competent to manage the
affairs OF the corporation.
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HAIL.-There was quite a severe hail.
Storm in the neighbOrhOOd Of St. Glars.
vile, Wednesday afternoon. We hear
that few miles east of the city hail fell
for several minutes No damage of any
consequence was done to crops in either
instanrp
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PRRsoNAL.-Gov, PeirpOint was in the
city yesterday attending the meeting oil
the Board Of Regents. He lell last even
ing on the fast line over the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-This Court met yes
terlaY morning alto O'Clock, and after
lransacting some chancery business Of no
public interest, adjourned till Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock.
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CoOL-Yesterday the weather was de.
cidedly cool for this season Of the year,
The mercury stood at 90 and thick cloth
ing and moderate fires were not unCOm.
Portable.
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NeR AdvertIsenenLa.

New Advertisements.
Wholesale Ice Cream Depot
Dissolution.
Large Closing Out Sale.
Desirable Property for Sale.
Entertainment
American Watches-oxtoby & DuftieId
Dividend.
Wanted-SituRii0n. .-..
Dissolution. ... .....
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Dry Goods.
Three Million Feet Lumber.
Miami Medical College.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-This Court was in
session short time, yesterday, and after
transactiug some business, adjourned till
this morning at 10 o'clock.
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PoRTroMo Photographs are the latest,
and are a decided improvement over any.
thing out Persons who would like a col.
lection Of nice pictures, without the ex-
pense Of framing, will please notice speci.
mems ia the window at the Partridge
Gallery.
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FRENCH BUNS, Coffee Cakes and
Rusks. Fresh every day, at III O'Clock
A. NJ and . p. NJ, at John ziegenfeldef's
No. 4 Odd Fellows H:ll, Monroe Street
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AOhals HF's $500 N~NsSs -
The delinquent list was ordered to be
placed In the hands Of the Clerk Of the
Board for collection
The balance Of B. +. Caldwells bill, as
per contract, amounting TO 1900, was or
dered 10 be paid.
The Committee on Buildings aud Real
Estate was empowered TO settle oil con
tracts. .....
The Clerk OF the Board was authorized
to remove all furniture from Union town.
ship school house.
The report OF the special committee on
High School was read, and on motion the
report was laid on the table.
The following was adopted:
Res0loed, That standing Committee or
Teachers, consisting Of five members
be appointed, whose duty II shall
be TO ascertain and report annually and
previous 10 the commencement Of the
scholastic year, the number Of male and
female teachers required In each division
Of every subdivision.
The following Is the Standing Commit.
tee on Teachers: Messrs. Bassett, Bickle
Wilson. Pollock and Melcalf.
On motion 1t was resolved that when
we adjourn Il be TO meet on Thursday
August Sd, the Committee on Teachers Il
report, the Committee on Finance 10 SETTLE
with the late Sheriff, and that the specia
business be the levying Of an annual schOo
and building tax.
Adjourned
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THE finest and largest assortment oil
Cakes in the city, at wholesale and retail
at John Zlcgenfelder's, No. 4 Odd Eel
lows Hall, Monroe Street,
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J. T. LAKIN & Co., Merchant Tallers,
are still receiving new and choice goods
for summer wear, which will be sold very
low.
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A ZINE Durham piano, price $l45,
payable $l5 monthly, for sale by W, II.
Sheib, at Il Porter & Cos, 80 Main street.
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POLICE CoURT-Therc was not sin.
gle case before the police court, yesterday
morning.
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For Rent.

THOR RENT.-THE TAVERN I'M
stand known a. the "old Home on IT
Market square, second ward. The estab'+,.I
iIshment has been recently Teatted and renoIAleu
Throughout Attached 10 the Hotel there T. eon y;
modi0us stAbling for the accommodation ll-, ~
horses cattle, &C. For particulars As " ~
apply on the premises. y
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AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION..

are provided for both public and private board
Ing and unfurnlshed rooms will be let to studenli
who wish 10 board themHelyeA
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The best assortment Of colored shoes
in the city Is atL. " Blends, 1O7 Main
street
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I. Preparatory course Of one year = RegulaI
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian
guAges, for the Degree OF Bachelor n Arts. 3
Literary and Scientific Course, for the Degree Ol
Bachelor OF Sciences. L. The Course for Master
NJ Arts. 8. The Course for Master Of Sciences.
O. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &C. Detailed Information "A 10
iheae COnfsea will be found I'm nnr EALalnRna.
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j, Il. hObbS,
Executors and Trust
jyis
GLASS MOULDs FOR SALE.

PITTsBuEGH, July II, 1871.
Having bought out q Glass Company Of this
place, we have on hand lot Of very hne hOulds
NJ some Of /. +. best styles In the market, which
we have no use fur and which NC propose 10 sell
At considerably below cost price, where q party
Wishes 10 buy full line Of any one pattern.
This IL good chance, 10 the Mouds are A No. !,
and part Of them have only been used butA few
days FOR prices and particulars, enquire Of or
address, ...
JAMES LINDSAY 4 SON,
JyiS' Pittsburgh, Pa.
EOR SALE WILL SELL MY
II Farm, on the Bethany pike, four and half
miles east Of Wheeling, known a. tho "WAd.
dlngton Farm containing one hundred and
twenty acres, more or less. Good tenant house
and large brick barn. win cell the farm without
the harm II desired Terms easy.
ALEX. N. JACOB,
Two and q half miles above Wheeling.
jeigdAw
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TRANKLN INSURANCE COMFY
II OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, $4,000.

DmHOfoRs:
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel,
9, ". FranEhSlm, in. Vance,
I'M H G 4 sPii., Michael Reilly
This company now hAving been organized I've
years, and In that time done successful business
10 still prepared 10 take risks ct fAir rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, MAnulActur.
ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CGFROes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company ofItHs superior inducements TO Farm
ers, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for 3 or years Of
reduced rGtss This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company in the State; and
composed Of some ninety four stockholders, most
OF whom are among our best business men, re-
cOmmends itself 70 the favorable consideration
Of the insuEing public, and sOicits their patron.
age. Applications for Insurance will DO prompt.
y attended 10 ct their Once, No. % Monroe b.,
or At their several aRences throughout the State,
BAM't MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MRNDBL, Vice President.
@. N. COEN, Bec'y.
A. L. WILEY, General Agent tebl9
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L. v. BLOND has the finest and most
stylish shoes in Wheeling.