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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-24
SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, May 23-The refusal Of
Judge Hawley to recognize the Mormon
Territorial marshal is based on the fact
that that officer was never commissioned
by the Governor.
James Montgomery, a miner, who. left
Alta City, on the Little Cottonwood, Tor
Silver Fork, a short time since, has not
been heard from. 1t Is supposed he has
persisted in the snow.
The church organ is earnestly endeav.
oring to makeit appear that the great Pc
tition Of the women Of Utah to Congress
against Statehood was fraud, and that
many Mormons signed thunder a misappre-
tension Of its true character. The evil
dence, however, is abundant and positive
that it is genuine, though some Of the
signers were evidently intimidated to
dodge the responsibility.
The rush Of travel 10 Utah is still in
creasing. The greatest number is from
the East sometimes hundreds on one
train.
The weather is quite warm, and in two
weeks more 1t is expected all the mining
districts will be free from snow.
The Mormon home missionaries arc
holding protracted meetings in different
parts Of the Territory. Elder Musser,
who proposed to burn Salt Lake City, &c,
Is prominent among them.
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DocToRs Lyon AND sTEARNs.-We
are pleased to announce 10 the afflicted
that these renowned physicians still re.
main at the ST. James, formerly Dailey's
City Hotel. in this city. Almost miracu.
lous success has attended their practice
during their stay here, US we are informed
by their many certificates Of cures, some
of which We have published in our col.
umns. There Is no quackery, no empi.
riCism, no charlatanry about these gentle.
men. The result of their practice speaks
for ITSELF The taking OF four or five
monster tape worms, thirty to sixty feet
in length, from well known citizens Of
Wheeling, only few days since, and
hundreds of other equally marvellous
cures which they have wrought in
Wheeling and vicinity, upon persons at.
flicted with different forms Of disease,
ought to be sufficient demonstration 10
this community Of the scientific skill Of
these gentlemen. 1t is said that the doc.
tors are able to detect all diseases with
accuracy without asking the patient a
question. This knowledge gives them
great power over disease, enabling them
toprescribe the precise remedy to effect a
cure. The afflicted should improve this
rare opportunity to avail themselves Of
the benefits 10 be derived from their
treatment. The doctors will remain but
a short time longer. All wishing consul.
tation should call at once, as their stay is
limited.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
To the Editors OF the 1ntelligoncSr.

10 inc Editors Of the lntelugoncer.
We were at the Fourth Ward Picnic.
AT about quarter to eight O'clock the
good steamer "Carrie Brooks" left the
landing with fully FIVE hundred picnicers
on board, who seemed determined 10 en-.
Joy themselves, Grain or shine" We ar.
rived at Cresaps Grove at 10i o'clock.
The weather, which was rather unprom.
ising when we started, had become quite
pleasant, and continued so. Soon the
whole company were distributed through
the beautiful grove, engaged In a variety
Of amusements, dancing, quot pitching,
croquet playing, and game called pris'
oners base, which attracted good deal o.
attention, and which was certainly good
exercise. All present seemed to enjoy the
occasion very much. =
When the whistle sounded "all
aboard" about A o'clock, there were
many expressions Of regret that the day
had passed SO rapidly. We had q de.
llghtful ride up the LA Belle" river. Ar
rived at the landing at 8 o'clock, feeling O
little tired after the days exercise, but
certainly very much pleased with our ex'
cursion, Indeed the expressions OF salts
faction were universal. Nothing un
pleasant occurred during the whole day
Great credit is certainly due to those who
had the management Of the affair. Il
was q success throughout Every ONT
seemed pleased, and We learned from
Prof. futile that, after paying all ex
penses, there was a handsome little sum
left to pay for apparatus for the school.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, May ga meeting was held
at the Board Of Trade rooms last evening
to consider the'fnatter Of aid for the Co.
lumbus and Toledo railroad. A resolu.
ton was passed, pledging those present ID
secure asYote ofthe electors Of this city,
under the BAzzel railroad law, for an
appropriation towards the construction Of
such road, not exceeding 100000.
The wholesale drug establishment Of
Reno, Espy y Co., was damaged BY fire
last night to the amount Of $4,000. Full.
ly insured.
The programme of the second apnua,
meeting al the Quickstep Park Trottipr
Association, is published. The meeting
occurs on the Sd, Sd, 18th and 9th OF July
Premiums to the amount Of $l5500 are
offered, with purse OF 50 900 10 the horse
beating Goldsmith Maids 9:17. Entries
close Jnne 9th.
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Destruotive Tornado.

CINCINNATI, o., May GA tornado Of
great fury passed over tho country north
aud east OF this city, about 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. Thomas Jones, a farm.
or, Is said to have lost his house and barn,
George McMullen his house, and George
keeler his barn. Several other houses
were unroofed. MIR. McMullen's house
was taken up and carried several rods
with the members OF the family in II, oil
OF whom were injured, though none ia.
tally. The track ol5the tornado was a
o quarter Of q milo in width. It leyeled
orchards as well as houses, and caught
up horses and cattle and dashed them
down like triiles, and played havoc gen,
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, May 23-CATrLE-Dul
and weak, having declined tc to 4c; very
best on sale to-day brought 7ta8c; that
generally rated first quality 6a6tc; medi.
um or good fair quality 5aGc: receipts
1887; sales 07S.
Hoos-Receipts large and the demand
equal to the supply at prices ranging from
59a6ic; receipts S,782.
SHEEP-Market overstocked and dc.
clined in consequence, with sales at Ala
4tc for common to extra. Receipts 1867.
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HEATuEN CunEE, Tycoon, Red Jacket,
Winona, MinehahTW Wall Papers and Dor.
ders, just received at PAUL & orrs, No.
80 Monroe street. They have also on
hand full stock of cheap and tinepapers,
ranging in price from eight cents to five
dollars. They make specially OF Deco.
rative Papers for Public Halls, Churches,
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell
ings. Give them call.
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Mrs. A. J LAqARDE, Union street
would respectfully inform the public that
she is prepared to do all kinds of Hair
work in the very best style. Her stock oil
Hair goods embraces everything in that
line, which will be sold at the lowest
prices. She solicits an examination oil
her stock, and hopes to receive a fair
share Of patronage.
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PoLlcE couRr.-Aiterb being continued
on two occasions, the investigation Of the
charge Of disorderly conduct at Roup's
Garden on the Goth inst, against Nicholas
speidel, ST., was commenced and con.
cluded in the police court yesterday
morning. Five or six Witnesses were
sworn and testified on each side. Their
testimony was very conflicting, but the
preponderance was in favor Of the defend.
ant and the case was dismissed ut the
costs Of the city. - y
speidelwas then arraigned for resisting
another while in discharge Of his duty.
The same witnesses were again sworn,
and testified. This time, however, there
was not so great conflict in their testi.
mony, and the charge was pretty clearly
established. His Honor considered II SO
conclusive as to warrant him In impos.
ing q fine Of ten dollars and costs, and
to sentence the prisoner TO i've days
confinement in the county Jail, with.
out bail or mainprise." To this last
Item In the punishment of the accused
his attorney, (Mr, DsyeuportO took excep.
tons, and gave notice Of an appeal. The
decision Of this question by the Circuit
Court will be looked for with considerable
interest, as 1t has long been a matter o.
doubt in the minds Of several members o.
the profession, we are informed, whether
the power TO imprison violGtors OF the city
ordinances has been conferred on the MI.
nicipal Court, or not.
The next case called was that of Louis
Uz, for being so imprudent as to appear
op>the streets in state Of intoxlcation. Il
required about FIVE dollars to- settle the
bill.
James Phillips, who was charged with
assaulting Albert Newman on the night o.
the 18th Of April, was called and respond
ed. This case had been continued three
or four mornings for various reasons, but
yesterday morning the witnesses were al
present and the matter was thoroughly
investigated. The testimony made the
assault one OF themost aggravated charac.
ter, and His Honor. imposed a fine q
twenty dollars and costs.
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DRAMATIC ENTERTA1NMENr. z The
South Wheeling Dramatic Troupe have
completed their arrangements for the pres.
entation, tomorrow night, In Handlan's
Hall, OF 1.-THE Irish Attorney" and "The
Dutchman's Ghost" This company Of
amateurs has good reputation, and we
have no doubt viii fully sustain it on the
occasion. Go, and enjoy an evening of
fine acting and unmixed pleasure.
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DISTRICT. CoURT,-The only case dis.
posed Of in this Court yesterday, was
that of man named Cook, I've believe)
Of Moundsyille, who was charged with
violating the U. s. Revenue laws. The
jury returned verdict Of guilty, but
recommended the defendant to the mercy
Of the Court. His counsel also presented
apaper oil similar import to His Honor,
who took the matter OF fixing the punish.
ment under advisement.
In the afternoon several cases were
called, but as counsel were engaged in the
Circuit Court, nothing could be done.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning.
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PERsoNA1.-Hon. Us. Carlile, OF Har.
rison county, was in the city, yesterday.
Mr.. Q. is now quietly engaged In agricul-
tural pursuits about three miles from
Clarksburg. Better business than, dab
bling in politics.
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RAnRoAD ApPRA1sEAENT.- The County
Auditors along the line Of the Central
Ohio Railroad, at meeting recently held
in Columbus, appraised the road at $1,000
per mile, exclusive Of sidings.
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sErTLED.-John A. Barr, constable in
Triadelphia township, was before Judge
Johnston for threatening to burn the
property of Fritz Hier. The matter was
settled by defendant paying the costs.
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CHEAP SHEET Muslo.-one Thousand
Pieces Sheet Music, amongst which are
many worth One Dollar q copy. will be
offered for ten days from date (Msy 18TH
at "a" cents for each piece. Also, at same
time large collection of choice music at
AGlfprtes marked. Music buyers will. find
bargains IN this lot now open at sheib's
Music Store, Monroe street.
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CALL AT J.. D. srANToN's and examine
his stock Of Wall Paper. He has the best
selected stock in the city. Paper trimmed
ready for hanging, free Of Charge Don't
forget the place, corner Monroe and Mar.
ket streets, opposite the Mcclure House.
T cod
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THURSDAY, thg2Oth dayof Jrne, is19,
offer at public sale on tho premises, the farm on
farms lately owned BY said VIM. Dement,, deeeaa.
cd, containing about 225 acres, more or lebs, and
situated on tho head waters Of Little Wheeling
Creek, In Liberty township, Ohio county, West
Va; laid tract Of land 10 aajolned by lands Of
Gliin, Finley, FariB, and others, and can rea.
Oily DO divided Into two farms, both having
thereon the necessary improvements. ndiyidet,
one tract will contain about 105 sores, the other
about 100 acres. baid land will DO offered for
sale In two parcels This property 10 distant
about three miles from West Liberty, three and
half miles from the Hempheld Railroad, and
about ten miles from the city Of Wheeling. The
land 10 OF good quality, well watered and timber.
cd, and has opened on 1t quarry OF excellent
sandstone.
TRRMs or SALE 0ae.telrd Of the purchase
money In cash on the let day Of October, 1871,
the dsy on which possession will DO given; the
residue In two equal instalIments In one and tip0
years from October Ist 1872, said deferred pay.
ments 10 draw interest from time Of first pay.
ment, the purchaser to give bond with good %.
curity for The said credit instAllments and the
title being retained until the payment In full OF
the purchase money. Growing crops are resery.
ed, the purchaser TO have privilege Of putting In
fall crop. JOHN Q. FAIRS,
TAYLOR FOREMAN,
Administrators with the will annexed Of VIM.
Dement,, decd. my22dAw"
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The most complete and choice line Of
Foreign, and Domestic Cassimeres, Scotch
oheviots, English and French DiaSonals,
Cloths of all shades, Vestings, Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, &C., can be
found at G. Hess merchant tailor, cor.
ner Of Main and Quincy streets, who does
all work in the best style and guarantees
fits. "
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FRIDAY, MAY "a, 1s72.
DIPARTURE or TRATNq,
New Advertisements.

Steamer Il. r. Hudson. -; -,
Girst Grand Annual Ball.
The Pittsburgh Vocal Club.
Turkish Bathing Towels.
Opera Chains-Oxtoby & Duflleld.
Notice.
Manufacturing and Repairing.
Auction, Auction.
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INCREASED MAIL sERvIcE.-,on route
No. Abs, from.P arkersburg to Gallipolis,
Deem 6 Shrewsbury, contractors, the
Postmaster General has ordered three ad.
ditional trips per week from April 1st to
December Slst, allowing them pro rata
$2r255.67 additional pay therefor
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1MPRov1Na.-Conrad Troll, OF st.
clairsville, whose attempted suicide we
Published not long since, is improving,
with prospect Of his speedy restoration
to health. The rash act Of Mr.. T. was
done while laboring during a temporary
tit'of insanity.
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HELD TO ArpEAR.-Nicholas straub,
OF this county, was brought before Judge
Johnston, yesterday, to be examined on
the charge OF destroying a lease valued at
eight hundred dollars. straub was ar.
rested on Wednesday, but the examina.
ton was postponed until yesterday. The
testimony was fully heard, and was to the
effect that Straub, having asked to see the
paper, snatched it from the hands of the
owner and tore it to pieces. Judge ].
required him to give security in the sum
Of five hundred dollars for his appearance
at the next term Of the Circuit Court.
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Severe Hail Storm.

FoRTREss MONROE, May 2S.-The
most severe hail storm for six years passed
over yesterday afternoon, unrooiing houses
and prostrating trees and fences. Itlasted
about thirty minutes, and was accompa.
MED by rain, hail and Lightning. No
casualties have been reported,
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CHANGE OF PRoPRIEroRs.-The Bel.
laire Standard has changed hands-H. D.
Meek having purchased tho Office, mate.
rails, &C., a few days since.
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PORCELAIN PIcTUREs, Carries de visite,
Rustic Photographs and Portraits in Ink,
Oil, Water Color and Pastel, at the Part.
ridge Gallery, 1T Main Street.
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PITTSBURGH.

PITrsBuRgu, May es.-Henry Hudson,
engineer, and E. L. Douglass, fireman, on
construction train OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad, were killed this morning near
Galllzin. The construction train was
standing on the track, and was run into
BY freight train. ----.
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MARROW EscApE-Wednesday even.
ing, Mr.. Michael Edwards, residing in the
northern section Of the city, had narrow
escape from being seriously hurt. Mr.. E.
was descending flight of steps and
happened to place one of his feet on a
curtain roller, which turned under his
foot and threw him forward hcadlong.
1nthc descent, he caught a baluster and
this broke the. force of the fall. As it
was, one of his knees was quite severely
injured.
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PosToFFIcE ITEM.-James II. Miller,
jr., has been appointed postmaster at
Gauley Bridge, Fayette county, rice James
II. Miller, ST., resigned.
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WHITE KID sLppERs.-.Forgey &
Clemens have the largest stock of White
Kid Slippers in the city. Young ladies
will note this in making preparations for
Commencement.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

CHARLOTTE, May 23.-The Democratic
District Convention here to day, nomi.
mated Tor Congress, Hon. Thos. s. Ashe,
Of Anson county. Ex.Gov. Vance, pre-.
sided. Tho attendance was large.
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j. 7. LAxH'& Co. are prepared to
make up suits in the latest style and al
almost any desired price. Give them a
call, as they never fail to give satisfac.
ton. A fine stock of Gents Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
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SAILED FOR ENa1AND-Mr. George
Hibbard, Of this city, sailed from New
York, last Wednesday, for England.
He took passage on board the steamship
England, of the National line. A pleas.
ant and prosperous trip to you, George.
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A1ARaE stock of Ladies', Misses and
ohilds Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and Shoes Of best city manufacture, ior
sale at L. V. Blends.
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REslaNED.-John s. Crafty, Esqr., has
resigned his position as Street Commits
sloner of our neighboring city of Bellaire.
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WHsaw, yesterday, at the Partridge
Gallery, a portrait in Pastel, which Is
really a "gemot art" Everybody should
see It. :.
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TnE ANN1vERsARY.S Already prepare
tons are made for most interesting affair
at the anniversary meeting OF the Wheel
ing and Ohio County Bible Society. Its
more than probable that all or most Of the
Icity churches will be closed Sabbath even.
ing, and that a large assembly will be
gathered at the First Presbyterian
Church, fi.. 4 ... ~
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LADIES wishing to purchase a nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should &C
to L. V. Blends.
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LADIES' hair dressing and shampooing
done at Mrs. A. J. Lagarde's, Union
street.
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DIOR SALE

TOR sALE-WINDOW GLASS
II WoRKS.-The Robinson Window Glash
Works, In North Wheeling, is offered for sale on
easy terms. These works are In good condition
and ready for running.
The p. W. d Ky. 4. r. will run along the river
front, making II very convenient for shipments
TO any point west Title Hnqnestionahle.
ROBINSON or W. T. ROBINSON, Is Main
street, Wheeling, w. Va. api6
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/ sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is.
land. Price from 800 to $1,000 each.
TERMs-o ne-fourth cash, the residue In equal
Installments at one two and three Year,, with In.
terest JNo. P. aILCHRIST,
Apl0 AT Tim Mil
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WHAT we know about Photographic
can be seen at Brown 6 Higgins.
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CHLDRENs' suits in great variety a
Mrs. A. J, Lagsrdes, Union street.
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PICTURE FRAAns.-A large lot Just
received and for sale cheap, at the Part,
ridge Gallery, III Main street
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FANS in great variety at Mrs. A. J. La
garde's, Union street.
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DurcuEps Lianrx1so F1r.x1LLpn
sweeps them OF and clears the house speedily
Try tt-Sold BY dealers everywhere.
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For sac.

AGooD TWO STORY BRICK DwELLTNG
HOUSE, with rooms, in good location On
Hampdsn street. Will DO Sold'ehfsp.
myeg [ IRWIN. Agent.
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STRAW HATS for Men and Boys a
Forgey s. Clemens.
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GENTS Fine French Cali Boots and
Low Cut Shoes at Forgey & Clemens.
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TIE VoTE-As will be seen by the
following, there was considerable activity
yesterday in the cane contest: At nine
o'clock last night the polls stood, John
Clark, 0; D. D. Mccoy, AZ; Ed: Weisger.
Der, 50; William Dare, /; Thomas Shelly
II; J. St. j. Clarkson, 2; John Scott, Os.
Public voting will be continued at the
ball this evening, until eleven o'clock.
From that time until twelve, the ballot
system will be substituted. AS soon after
midnight as possible the result will be as.
certained and the presentation take place.
Friends Of the several candidates, this is
your last chance. Rally in your strength.
Victory will perch tonight on some.
body's banner. See that ballots and
quarters for your fayorite candidates are
deposited promptly and numeuusly be.
fore the polls close.
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Unwilling HOUSE FOR IN
very convenient Two.story Frame House, -.
situate on Main street, opposite the Belmont
Mil. For particulars apply q my ONCE.
myaS BENNo HAMMER.
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THE Purest and swcGtes. Cod Liver on in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy liyers
upon the sea shore. 1t Is perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for "HAEard & Caswell's Cod Liver
OIL" manufactured by
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

offer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
firm Of W. W. Miller & Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease Of
the Foundry and grounds. The building % s.
leet by 65 feet centrally located with good light
which cannot BIO DISTRACTED, and contains all the
necessary appliances Of Hrst-clRss Jobbing
Foundry
For further particulars apply on the premises
70 q. B. MILLER,
lan9 Receiver,