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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-29
HousE-AFrERNooN SESSION

House re-assembled at O'Clock.
Mr.. Maris asked and obtained leave to intro
duce substitute for the bill prescribing the Of
fetal seal OF any notary Public The substitute
is very similar to the original.
The following bills were passed by Mr..
Clough, enlarging School district No. 80, Kent
county; by Joel Thompson, dividing White Clay
Creek Hundred into two election districts by
Mr.. Silver, prohibiting Justices Of the Peace and
Oonstables from taking fines in criminal cases,
except where provided by law; Senate bill for
the relief of the Smyrna Building and Loan AS
sociation; by Mr.. Hickman, Incorporating 40
tive Lodge No. IA, X. OF p, of FELTON,.
MIR. Maris was allowed to withdraw the bill re-
lating to the act incorporating the Delaware Il
Chester County Railroad and substituted SIM
liar bill instead, which was read by order of the
House three successive times and passed.
Lewis Thompson called up for . third reading
hiR bill exempting from execution process certain
articles OF personal property.
Mr. Hickman moved to amend by making the
amount Of exemption, go far as the household
goods Of the head OF family are concerned $3.50
instead of $400.
Mr.. Wilds moved to still further amend by
making the exemption $500.
Both amendments were lost.
Mr. Hickman then moved to amend by exempt
ing the tools Of a mechanic who is not the head
Of family to the amount of $50, instead of $lOO.
Lost.
Mr.. Hickman further moved TO amend by
striking out section and substituting - that
nothing In this act shall be Applled to any debts
contracted previous to the passage OF this bill "
This amendment failed, and the yeas and nays
being called on the finapassage Of the bill it was
lost by the following vote Yess-MessrB Clark,
Olough, Ferris, Hickman, Hutchinson, Maris,
Silver Lewis Thompson, Joel Thompson-9 |;
Nays-Messrs. Davis, Holland, Jones, Martin,
Shelldr.ke, Stevenson, Van Gasken, Wilds, VIII
son, Wright and Speaker BurchinAl-11.
At 4;45 the House adjourned.
, 1873-04-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE-MPROVED.

FoR sAIE-1hrR9SX1HTRRi RgS1TR SIDE. = .-.,,. ,s .,,,,,
MicSIran-ay. nsar Psrk Row. beautifully fu1nshod II
ParE Row-Fine sstoF5 ahd basement 1e'io'nee !"
foDs M ~ b5ct Residences on University Plaee. cheap:
AbuTean Ia nico and basement house Oh QUILL
Fonr be.t built 2stoy and basement 10 roons modern
sidenee On 1ndtanaav Thirty a1st-st cheap eno
eaFy sstor and basement brick yasidense: o1
Thirysocond.st; wonderfully c9nyoniene d 70 ~ tcpma
only 81. zoo each. ana eaa''a' A'''1
Ten .cost to Groom basement cottages u lnt
ranging from s3, ,oo to So So ano any ''t'n.
you "3n'' WEST SIDE. ,.n.
nv, bcanttfu1 Qstory aud basement, octagon 3tont,
Frnnc-roof brick residanccs on Moutoe-sI ne0t ~ ~
andnv. Cash viii buy groat bargains IN ono OF oo'no'
Throe 2sto.y and basement fine brick houses On fass
ay noar Union Park; rent for 81 3o POT year. ,.,,
dsnsos on Adams and and Warren and Park
4yB. >,oprvr cry,y
one OF tho finest astoJ and basement rurble.5ront
houses that aide S. oo cash. great bargain on oho'
near Deafo0fn's' uN1MPRovED.
Finost opportunity for sabd Vision at Englegood vz:
and vt; double 'front.' So por foot margin of
Forty acres overlooking Morgan Park At Washington
Hessnt io IS iees iron ot 6iosk Island
Building Companys addition to Washin9ton Heights neof
Junction Depot; vo1y cheap and easy t9.ns
% Forty aercs cornoring On Douelas boulevard. Fine
ohance for paying subdivision: 49,
Two fms amprosed farms. s9 acres tnq near
Old CUSTOMERS vi" please n'te III Iss1s' E. SsfGFf
Real Estato and Loans,
Nh Tribune Building,
, 1873-04-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.

DOR sALEs2sTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
u houses: -"'---
Qne on Monroe-st, naar Honore, Sl3 co.
Ono on Leayitt-at-, near Adama $6.C01.
One on Hnnore-st-, near Ogden -Av., 29,uQ
Frame dssIlin8-hou1es and lots No. 81 Tylsrst
$5. Go. "'
Ono on lincoln ST., near Adams, $500 -.
Qne Oh NashiuRton.aV., near 1Yood-st.. 50 900. -.
Ono on Al b;rdaenst., near Madisoo s., SEQ.
Any OF these places be had small cash paynsnt'
and long time on deferred payments. -7
$500. -ss
M MsoxlS5, on Weste1n-av.. ne4r second, $500.
24sls5, corner Fourth and Hoynestx., 5l,G0.
941le5. Es!cst.. near Lincoln, 81. 90.
2exl65, Fulton. ST., near Ads, 81, 8O0+
b01115, corner Taylor AID Cypress-sts., 81, COO.
lots Ceutr8-av., Har1isau-5t+, S& only eson
cash.
Acre property: 10 acres at Thatcher Station Sl0oo
or 10 at South EugleHood, ut 81. W ypass
time.
AuFo1n. G. s.. THOMAS.
lf9 LaShl[a-at.. itat floor
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FOR sALK.Jhf sALI;,J5:an D. H. n1e101'' 49,
abash-sv' south OF D''o1 t'''' 'l't' s'N
near ~ oaaessop amd Dsos INK
nsdstey; - ra,r 1na..paay.. ssto,y and basement
i2ss front house. ~ @'resa sar 'asn An,
,.s9sn senaa fBEke1 b'iss hou:e il roos sio s a
:$sS s.s.s house, sosn. .aa 10, s4,s
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bstwcen stateft s,,o sna ID VT. is
sssas'.' s''''ss' rooms. wi" ' r,nm,
T as:s aud lot
hSs:s faa boais ,st Ind &C.
II 'Ss sae9 1e.r LAX. vsov tvo.oy house and ~
'eto l'' gSnpRoy2Ep9. ,!.7 ls!ss2 ? s,,,zo
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= south of s.s east
Weatvo1thav, south Of rwontynnth-st sonss. east
flrstss.. wcntworth-aV several ans lots
ieeap: o,o+. sano oach,
south ef Van Bu5sns, sr,s5 g fes sso mar font
lot:
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
An Ingenious Invention.

THERE was last week in Wildwood
for dav or two an invention of two
gentlemen OF that place, Messrs. John
Holland and John Sprint, which would
seem to supply want very much felt
on rsilrosds-viz perfectly safe and
noiseless signal for crossings, 1t would
he difficult in the short space OF Local
to give an accurate description Of this
contrivance. but a general idea OF it
nay BE- given in few words. At the
distance, say, of a half>mile there ia An
upright lever about two and a half feet
high. Connected with the lower end OF
this lever is a rod extending along the
side of the track which connects with
the figure OF a man holding flag lying
PROSTATE when tine lever is erect. The
bumper OF the engine is' heightened a
few inches so as TO strike the upright
lever when the train approaches. This
prostrates the lever and brings the man
upright, holding flag in one hand, and
with the other pointing 10 the direction
of the approaching train. When the
engine reaches the mar it knocks him
back into the box, and raises the lever
Tor the next train. This contrivance
can, at little expense, be put on both
sides of a crossing The city OF B Oston
III ort time ago offered $4,000 for
such a contrivsnce that would answer
the purpose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
Smith Appointed INDIAN s"mmIs'
siOner-W VINO il smith?

The nomination OF the revernrd agent
of the Minnesota Chippewas to be lndi
an Commissioner surpri.ed the Senate,
and the question having been asked
"Who il E P Smith 2 it waa a. first
said that Z Peshine bad returned from
.Japar, whore a years experi nee III tne
study OF japanese law had qualified
him to head the Indian Bureau Secre
tary Delano FASTENED TO the President
to learn who Smith was, and all the
Executive could tell him was that Gen
Howard endorsed him As a great pacI'
ficator, one who had recently exercised
a soothing Influence over Coch'se. he
Senators from New York, to which
State he is credited, are unwilling to oe
charged with the appointment, aud de-
clare they know no sucn person
Massachusetts, will not adopted him,
though he has been longest citizen OF
that State, and the Senators from MIN
pesota, where Smiih lived rs lnd'an
Agent, decline TO assume responsibility
tor him. 1t is probable no acton VIII
be taken if his name is allowed TO re-
man. The office as been tend"red to
no less than six prominent men, all OF
whom have positively declined. Mr.
Delano was delibersting on a seventh
when the President executed his flank
movement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
West Strginln UnrepresenIed.
From the Greenbrier Independent.


Governor Jacob has thus refused tc
certify that either the August or Octo.
Der election, was the legal election fol
Congressman. II anything was wanting
to detatch from his Excellency and
return to the iold OF the party, end one
who declined to supper the Democratic
nominee for Governor, it would be
found in his conduct with regard to
the congressional election. The Legis-
lature o each State fixes the time for
holding the election of Congressman
The Legislature of our State had done
80 and required that their election
should be held every two years on the
4th Thursday 10 October. The new
Constitution ia silent upon the subject,
except to declare that old laws in force
at the time OF the adoption OF that in
strument, which are not in couficr
with its PROVISIONS, shall continue in
force, thus; the law liking the time o.
the congressional election was continued
iu force, and the time thus fixed WAS the
18th Thursday in October, and on that day
OF last year Frank Hereford, Benjamin
Wilson and B. F. Martin were chosen
the Representatives of this State in the
next Congress. And vet, in consequence
of the conduct Of Governor Jacob, thu
State will be unrepresented in the next
House OF Representatives, and during
a session traught with importance to
our State. With proper effbrts upon
the part OF the able gentlemen whom
the people have chosen as members OF
Congress. it is almost certain that q
large appropriation would be made for
the construction of the great water
line.
With these gentlemen excluded from
their seats and with no Que from the
State to represent her iutrest, what Can
we expect?
When Governor Jacob sundered the
ties which bound him TO the party
which had given him all the promi-
nence which he had ever enjoyed, aud
became the accepted candidate OF the
Radical party he took the first aud
fatal step.
The democracy regard his conducI
in this matter, as part performance
of his agreement, either expressed or
implied, with the Radicals. The Rad
Gals, whilst rej,icing at the prospective
exclusion from the House OF Democratic
Congressman, were not ssti- fled because
certificates were not given to their Radi'
cal competitors. Thus, the Governor
outrages his former party associates.
and fails to win 10 his support his
former political enemies
mo tory pitts, thenking what he was,
No Wing compositions ior heleft the cause. "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20

FRlDAr, March II.
In the Senate on Friday.


| In the Senate on Friday.
Senate BLISS, Establishing reason
able maximum rate of charges for the
transportation oil passengers and 'relghts
aud to prevent unjust determinations
and extortations in the rates to be charg-
ed by the different railroads in this
State, for the transportation OF passen-
gers and ireights on sald roads" was
read the third time and passed
Mr.. Scott moved to reconsider the
vote, in order to test the Senate upon
an amendment making any railroad
compan upon failure 10 comply with
the terms OF the bill, forfeit sum not
to exceed 100000, but his motion was
lost The vote upon the passage OF the
bill was l6 to 3.
Senate bill 1853, providing for the re-.
moval of appeals from justices from the
circuit to the county courts; and
Senate bill 1872, concerning commits
sioners and notarLes public, where also
passed.
The bill providing Tor the holding Of
general elections by the people, WAS
taken up and large numbrr-oyer
fifty-amendmer Is thereto reported from
the Committee were adopted, aud then
ordered to engrossment AMI third read
ing.
In the House OF Delegates.
Engrossed House bill s, bill re-en-
act ing the u5ury laws OF Virginia, cons
ing up on its third reading, was, on the
motion of Mr.. Laidley, indefinitely
postponed, by vote OF 81 to l6.
Eugrossed House bill SO, bill to
provide or a preliminary survey OF the
Iron Valley aud Pennsy lvania llne rail
road, coming up on its third reading,
Mr.. Shirley m wed 10 re commit the
same To- the comm ttee on raxauou aud
Finance, which melton was lost aud tue
bill was then PASSED.
Senate bill IS bill to amend and
re-enact chapter 81 ot the Cole OF West
Virginia, concerning INSURANCE, tele
graph and express companies, on mo
ion oil Mr.. Miller (Mr. Hull'hen IN the
chalrD was reerr~d 20 tue committee
on Taxation ard Finance.
Senate bill As, a till amending and
re.enacting sectons 3, IA and ID OF
chapter So of the Code, concerning The
West VIrg MIA Hospital Tor the Insane,
was read the second time aud ordered to
lis third reading
Senate bill 81, a bill amending the
Code OF West Virginia, concerning the
salaries and other compensation 10 Oh
ticers OF the government, aud creating
and fixing the salaries o: their clerks
and prescribing when the salaries areto
commence, aud how aud when they
shall be audited and paid, WAS read a
third time and passed.
Engros sed House bill II a bill amend
ing aud re-enactiug chapter ID OF the
Code OF West Virginia, coming up on
its third reading, Mr. Davis uuslcces--
rully moved to recommIt the ZANE to
the committee on Inappropriate
Lands.
The bill was subsequently passed.
A number OF bills were advanced up
on the calendar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
No Reductton or Postage.

THERE is an impression abroad that
the Farnsworth bill for the reduction
of postage became law. This is a
mistake. 1t passed the House, but
failed in the Senate. There was an
amendment to the post Office appro-
priation bill which repealed all acts
relative to the ranking privilege and
free postage generally. This became "
law II abolishes the circulation tree
Of postage of newspapers in the county
where they are published, and also the
tree exchange OF newspapers. II does
not take effect until the lst of July.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
In his lecture on France and Gel

In his lecture on France and Ger
many. Carl Schurz gives this para
graph to Bismarck II found iu
Europe bnt one man who had COM
prehensiye knowledge OF this country
and her institutions. That man was
Bismarck. As an orator, Bismarck
nae none of the graces which please the
nearer. In fact, he makes no attempt
at oratory. He speaks with monoton-
Gus fuency, is bret, wonderfully clear
in statement, shows an unmlstaksbIe
consciousness of superiority, and utters
himself with such bold force, with such
a dash Of authority, that nobody who
hears him teels particularly anxious to
speak tor long time after he has done
But in conversation he is singulary
pleassnt, and it is impossible TO escape
rom the fascination othis individuality
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
AATTKpAY. March ID
III TT
The Senate was rOI in Session.

The Senate was rnI in session.
In the House OF Delegates number
of bills were reported from the various
committees
House bill 65, a bill requiring labor
OF convicis sentenced TO confinement IN
county jarls OF this STATE, WAS read a
third time and pasSed with its title
AYES 80; Nays 10.
House bill SO, bill for the conStrnc
ton and keeping in repair county roads,
bridges, landings and wharvrs, coming
up on third reading, WAS still pend W
At the hour OF adjournment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
Valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y the undersigned wishes to sell lin
Whole or In part that portion Of coal now
in his posses. lon, amounting 10 anout ~,
one third of mile north OF the city limits
tn e her with one acre OF surface at the en-,
trance ON the ,ide nea ct the river, and
three acres Of surface around the other en-,
france back OF Fdlton The vein 81 coai
viii vary from 5 feet 8 inches tn feet In
SenibN AMI could be Inveniently shipped
ny mea rs OF the county road, or by the r.
W. IyK - ~, as the ent ance on the river
side l. not 200 feet from either.
Ine above will be sold on reasonable
terms. or exchanged for good town prop
eTty naur
nirl-l "ALtEh M SoNa ALL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
A GOOD deal of excitement has bee

A GOOD deal OF excitement has been
occasioned, especially among gram
marisns and philologists, by the hope
of Gen Grants publicly expressed that
the world will become one nation, speak.
ing one language. We are not .olo
what the peculsirities of the language,
will probably be. but il the denersl
has the arrangements of its syntax' We
suppose that the verbs will not agree
with their pominative cases In NUMBER
and person.-N. Y. Tib~nG
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
ValuableM anufao Property
FOR GALE.

The subscriber wishing to retire from
hnsi ess. will sell hts one-half interest In
the Wheeling Boat Yard with all the mod
ern appliances and facilities for boat build
iny. Ny partner, Dunlevy, cannot be ex.
Celled ia the AIT of boat building Also my
interest in the Neg and Barrel Factory. 1
will sell either separate or both together
and will sail or rent the real estate consist
ing o. saw Mill, Drafting House, Dwelling
House, with three tenants, cooper shop,
Dry House, Engines, Machinery; &C,
w. Z. WILSON.
Pittsbu gh Commercial and Cincinnati
Comm arcial copy SIX times and sen bill TO
this flee Tor collection. MARIA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
movement.

THE new B 80 r r., hotel at
Deer Park is rapidly approaching com
pletion, and it Is expected that the
formal opening of the honse will tax
place about July 4lh, next This house
like other railroad hotels along the
line, will be under the general superVl-
sion OF Mr. X nglev. of The Q reen Guy
Hotel OF this CITY -C"mbert0nd 1im'S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
For Rent.

rI,HE HALL NOW OCCUPIED aY THE
Young Mems ChriStion Association.
INT ance next door to the City Bank, on
Market street.
Possession given April LIST, 1873.
lauS Il. GRANVILLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
List OF GIFTS:

Total, 10000 Gifts. all Cash ,OUU
To piOvide mean Tor this magnificent
i'ouc, RI, One Hundred The u>and Tickets
only Will be sued, q large portion oil which
rRIt'E OF TICKETS.
Whole iickets, SO; halves s. and quar-
tiers 81 80 Eleven Whole ickets Tor slOJ
NJ ,nnt on ltsS than 500 orders. Moth
ing could h. NOR appropriate ior pTeSeu
han ickets To this Ba gu OF We TN or
more likely 10 p oduce gTander satisfactory
result. Inc OBJECT OF thus ! hlrh olit con
J-It il the eular cement and endowment o
the Puaic library of Kentucky, which. bV
the special act authorizing he concert TOT
lis bentti i 10 b. forever IT. 10 al cltlzenS
oirSery state. This concert Will be con-
ducled like the FIST and second heretofore
given and toll particulars OF tn" mode u
drawing the glTs and paying them ana
everything Necessary To "a thorough unuer-
sta Iding oI the sch, me, from beginning I'D
en-, re now published in the form OF q
circular which viii be furnished Tree OF
cos' o my who apply. The entire MANAGE
ment az this under taking has been COM
uiIted by the trustees To don. IhOs- r
B'HnIlttts, la Governor o. Kentucky, To
whom al communications pertaining 10
the Gilt Concern should be add sed.
K !. DURRtTI Pres
W. MIA DEMAN, Vice Pres't.
j. HIN >. LAlN, Sec'y Pubic Library oil
fAKMERs & DRovERS' BANK, Treas.
u eT.
As the time for the concert is close at
hand capri Slh,l parties wa"iing tickets
should -fnd iu heir Oriers tHmedtdtety II
they W nil avoid Ihr III al ana de ny Al 'Sa
lut, y uUavOi abe in the lew days proceed
ing TN Dr,wing. Ali orders and appllci-
lions iOr agencies, clrcu.ar- and In orma-
ZION will D rpI VITA prompt attention.
TIEUS. T.. Bli . MLEITk,
IOuisvi lie, n.y.,
Agent Public library ny.
Nv. l.. KUDGEnS, tg"Dt.
400 Market ~.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
FOR r ENT.
For Rent.

THAT DESI Abe RESIDENCE ~
-, X. Lists new b ock, l'tely occupied
by me Possession q rem Immediately.
1 orier very cheap several nearly new car
pets on the 1Jor.
marl3-b GEO. n. PAINS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
M e pICAl.
WOMAN.

~ an immense practice extending thryr a .
period Of years, hayins within that time teaied
many thousand cases ~ those diseases pecuise
10 woman, have been eLaUled TO perfect q mos
potent and agreeable m,sl.cine that meetstne mol
cations presented ~ THAT class OF diseases WIZ
lO-itive certainty and exsctness.
To designate This ..aiu-A specific oompounA
have La.NVd Il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
tIhSF NATIONAL BANK
or WHEELING.
United States Depository.
CAPITA 900.

n general Banking. Exchange and Coiise.
uCu DusIUe1s transacted with nde.iiy and
-rCmy LEEl.
D.rtlnrates OF Deposit l~ued and interest
EaIu thereon.
ksveUGe stamps for sale In sums W suit.
New FTaCt ionzl Currency and 1, z, q asd 30
aOE o. tue public.
Account of IdsIchsnu, Manufacturer.
bankers as,1 others solicited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-20
Stationary, Portable AID Blast
z N GIN z S.
Saw Mill FIouTIug ill aud Blast uihace
Machinery.
H.SF bLANDY Newark, Ohio.

Saw Mill FIOuIluS ilil anu Dldst III iaSS
H.&F nLt%DY Newark, Ohio.
DEA| H-BEU OF yin. LIZ.
A m.gn nceul liA .SI, Oh Engraving Inc
lam ~ nd rIeiC, are < uptu 20 TO" VI
IL around the Od II 5 CeLtu-Del. ne
:, en, is o Iouchngiy Ue tutituI, Tie sehtl-
mn. OF tue pIc uie Is Sd sweet, ami Inc
ciI,rac ers ;. Il e.like mat everybody al
mi - II. t Is Truly q Z, IN OF art, Que when
Shuu Il hang uIne pa. Tor ot eve South-
q, n home sent y, mai, pOstpdlI, on re-
c.iulO - c5uts. or 3 for " Cents Agents
wauu Il. auureS'
SOKkIN,. CLASS MALE % T.
n,nIe slin 2 week guaranteed, hespecta Die
.uplO ur-III =. no &c, day UI e'enlnS no
caultaI l., uUlrtd; ull mt u tl"n ma val
ns'Ir racE gr Di 100 : sent Tree by mail.
Adj ress with SIX cent retuI u stamp III.
luUN,- ., 90 amt l.. y. i.
UoEr IBl.I!-l suffered win CA
sirnt'Irlenet,' VIII send recipe, pos age
Iree To al afflicted. rev. 1. J. MEAD,
Iraw-r l'O. syracu-t, \. y
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piLekFaFDY ais 10 cure. II Is prepai Ell
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FAsIIN IuIR WI O"S!
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2 ,at,. durable v,ry ca Ily applied, holds
ASH at aug place desired, aud a 81 i-.as'en-
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crrr. lar tIrcular and SIX COPE -br Jnz d
lCcB, emit toany a dress ia tue u. -, post
paid. on receipt OF ) cent. Liber7l in
JUDGEMENTS 10 he trade. Agents Santed.
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10. Al. Market It Harrisburg, "a.
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county in the SoIth. Business agr eeaole
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