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LETTERNO.V,
Facts About catarrh Not Gensr'
ally Known.
BY DR.. ]. A. HUNTER.
WHAT BcATARR?

NJ rl...I.,,n ,,,,st
"A disease OF the Aa'al Gap'''f' u'Os'
persons will answer put 'ell you una. y
the majority Of cases "la'arra' means ]
chronic affection Of that part o. 'ls 81
passages Of the head Whieh oen"a Jus
nasal cavities and ADORE the 'hrOa'' n
The DoUCHE and other apparatus 50
much resOrted to by those who do not
know this fact and so frequently recon-
n,opJad nv ignorant and unsCrupulouS
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NoTwtrnsfASDtNo the expected break.
upih the river yesterday, . large NUM-
Der men and boys employed their time By
seeking amusement On the lee N The
FLYER, ! fl .a
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TO the PUBLIc.-I will have three
additional statesmen this coming week,
and will be better prepared to wait on you
promptly and avoid the delay that has
occurred in my store during the past
week. J, W. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10th Streets.
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NV FhoS4.-Mt. William Graham
has put a handsome new front In his fufni.
tute room on Main Slreel. Improve.
ments Of thiadoscription always enhance
The appearance aud value Of property,
and he enleFpfiiing merchant & Ante 70
rear his reVafd. u-IL
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,aspEsyrn Bios. arg Closing out their
balance Of Untrimmed Velvet, Straw and
Felt HAtsutol1 % ceDtsiE gg4H
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Now Is YoUR TIME.-You can save %
cents IN every dollar, ibis week, in Dry
Goods and Carpets at the closing out sale
Of J. W. Ferret, corner Of Main and Goth
streets.
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rkr Adn6cr q ptrIoAs futsihdt4 With
food at ths Soup 1tbhSe Ia Rltadily in.
creusing. Yesterday eighty eight ttamps
we're fed at the Soup House, apd Iifty-ony
families Of two hundred aud thirty.One
persons furnished with provisions.
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BRNwOop iRoS WoRKs-The stock.
holders Of the Benwuod Iron Company
met last evening and reelected their old
Board Of Directors, viz. Alex. Laugh.
lin, L. s. Delaplain, a. ". Campbell; j
IA sliiel, O. Oglebay, John = O. Hoffman
'fhOs. llughe., t3sol u. CALDWELL 4. vi
laStuns ! Sf H
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BELLAIRRIGHlfs. auTle exc,irsioA party
to Wheeling Monday night gOt IIpck
home abOhbl O'clock AM. 1l7'7 VpO :.
We observe wagons loaded with stone
for theheR Matchmaking their way daily
along our streets, Perhaps ere long those
yeryNIonesIk wifi ~ floating along Oh the
bosom Of the tprbid Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vile; just think ofitt'H1 'e7A wv
The wife Of Edward O'DopnQll died
yesterday informing, aged % Years. She
was sick but q short time. .ru i,
Everyone waits 10 see tho river break
here. Let her break.
Wheeling and 'Bellaire are the correct
distance apart-a tramp can get his
breakfast at the Soup. HouSe-ia Wheeling
ald make l'ellaire jpst ip time fpr dipicF
Attic Mciain' IIbdSe.I "''h' 'i"''
We hear rumOr Of boy drowned
yesterday In the river. Who was he2r
The schools are In excellent condition.
Alarger numbered scholars ate In attend.
ance now than for some: time previous.
We have well.managed schools, excellent
teachers, and good superintendent in
our city.
A number OF our citizens went to 81.
Clairsville Monday by request.
Our merchants say that Monday Il the
busiest day Of the week.
And now the Ice Il all put away and
sailed down for summer use. Saltwater
and beer will be cool and good next sum-
mer, and the hearts Of men around here
will be gladdened.
The sui, shon9 beautifully yesterday,
and 1t thawed q little, but still Il was cool
In the wind.
There are no better streets In The State
than Otlrs-when well frozen, us they
were yesterday. Those whose duty Il Is
to Tx them up are a little like the Arkan.
sas man with his house when the streets
are good they don't need repairing, and
when they are in bad condition they hte
too bad TO repair.
We are pleased to learn that the health
Of ]. X. Naylor Is improving. % !
a few Of those Of our citizens called to
s.. ClnirsvilIe Monday returned yester.
day. itf ~
Inc Ice III MGAlallOh's creek broke up
the other night and gorged up at the
mouth. .,'' -
The congregation at the Methodist
church was 40 large Sunday night thai
a considerable number were forced to re-
turn home, because Of no vacant seats. I
Policeman Ross had the dodgers Of thb
CalnbO0se sweeping around The city hall
yesterday.
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TOR SALE.-Ten Shares, $1,000 each, Of
T. the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, KY. This Is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West and Is now In full and successful Op.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de9S Financial Agent, 1lGO Main 81.
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ELECTIONS posrPoNED.-1t was an.
nudHced that meeting Of thelst6ekhold-
ers Of the Convention Oil Company would
be held at the law office OF @. W. LETTERS
Esg., yesterday afternoon, orahe i4lnfi
pose Of electing n Board Of Directors, buI
only several Of The stockholders being
present, the election was postponed until
Tuesday, February OH.
The Wheeling Towboal 4 Barge Com.
pany also expected to elect Directors yes.
tsrday, but The stockholders generally
we're interested In the threatened "bfeak.
"St T. Ss t"f 4 W. Giiiia s Z
ing next
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BRIDGE Stock WANTED.-Stock in the
Wheeling & Belmont. Bridge CO,.wanted,
Enquire at this Office.
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PRIZE DRAwING.-The numbers that
drew the prizes at Halls Gallery are:
No. 26O, first prize; No. Ol5, second
prize; No. 1874, third prize, Holders Of
above numbers will please present them,
A.PHALL.
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. EJrAdditiWdl Locul See EIra Rdgs an,
X w AA4AA=- ~
sIhfs2dp HOPE RosfR &ae&S fes
500 persons.
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Do you want dry goods and carpets al
half tbeiT value? lfsogo 70 81, "a
]. ". FERREIis.
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.-a4isS ladls, atoaiisosbitd.. lhat.as
Oh aiAgF said 4 humorous cletkto his
employer, As a tNvy Of dtnselA lttt he
store. "Why soT aAked the proprietor.
Because iItaktsttem atlJbg ti1etoset-
tleupon their pprchase" (perches), replied
the Clerk. 'N Wv ''' ''n'7"' ''
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TnE Ladies' Society d ST. Matthew,
Church will meet at the residence Of s. P
Elildreth, on Thursday evening, Jan. 18th
at 7,oclotk. ptt Ha,J 40 fitq'Ga
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Unwilling HOUSE FOR sAGE.-I
- offer for sale my house and ground on
the northeast corner Of l4th street md the
alley between Jacob and Woods Streets
The ground fronts ninety feet on 18th street
and Is one hundred and thirty feet In depth
viii sell house and thirty feet Of ground
separately. VIM. r. HUBBARD,
scp23 1914 Chapline ".
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J.CHERvEY, auctioneer, will sell at
PnblIe 1Pqi0fitag Main sFST p0p
vOok hah cicIicfs, corseta 81, p
be AgfeR bAdsr psf or FalPeibsiaB
out q he daSsfiOhr sthe goods must BE-

sold within lew days, no matter how
great the sacrifice. Sale will begin Thurs
day, Jan. IS, and continue daily, Auc-
ton sale 9and I'm, Private sales dur
ing the day.
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DR. 1IuSrER's LErtER.-Out columns
this morning contain an interesting and
instructive letter from Df. Hunter upon
diseases Of the organs Of respiration
This gentleman has for many years di.
rected his attention specially 10 this class
ofailmentS, and has undoubtedly become
The most successful practitioner in them
in this country consequently anything
from his pen upon the subject deserves
the attention Of invalids. Three years
ago he established himself 10 PiiI551Fgh,
and III the meantime has conducted 4
large and successful practice. He ha,
opened a permanent office in this city,
and will spend portion Of tis lime here.
During his absence his Office here will be
in the care Of his partner, Dt. Carroll.
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CARD.

The following testimonials IRE from
residents Of Pittsburgh where have con.
Quoted large and successful practice for
three years. They have been published
in tie columns Of all the Pittsburgh
papers and the facts are consequently as
represented.
Having opened an Office III this city, 10
be conducted in connection with my office
in Pittsburgh, I respectfully present them
as evidence Of my skill and success in
these ihyeterate maladies.
JAS, A. HUNTER, MID.
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rms Is az 1SS1sI day q sgttaltss. @%hal
Wilt youdrihk, sehtlfhehT ' ,.s
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The Elmwood and Warwick collars
arr made diasfchtl5 bon my other,
The Edges are all folded, aadthe surface
Is an extra imitation oflinen,

A SPLENDID opportunity is offered to
the readers Of the INTELLIGENcER, who
have cash to invest, to buy bargains at
the great auction sale Of clothing and
dress goods, January 18th, at 1920 Main
street, WOlFs Old stand, ,u,7rIl1
,l1I Bt1As eSusa sYtub Shat taking
the place of all the old fashioned cough
remedies. 1t never fails to relieve the
most violent cold, and for thorat diseases
hfiqygifInqRle GRnFtsfIild tv
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The people gathered at the river
yesterday 10 watch the breaking Of the Ice,
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BOYS Velvet and Cloth IIaIs, only %
cent ae q N m III slEYERBR0s'.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
u. At THE
LOWEST BOTTOM PRICES.

We will offer this week the following
popular and well known makes Of Sheet
Ing and Shifting MusIInS, at the lowest
wholesale prices by the bolt, viz: Yard
wide Fruit Of tho Loom, LonSdale, Sem
per ldem, Forestdale, WamSutta, and
New York Mills. Also, AZ Inch, 90 and
1914 Table Linens, pamasks and Satin
Striped, Richardson's White Linens,
Towels, Napkins, P, Ks, Jaoonettss and
Nalnsooks, Marseille and Honey-comb
Quilts and splendid variety Of En-
broiderleS. Besides, few White BIan-
kets TO be closed out very cheap.
sa"We cordially invite the attention
Of Tho Ladies.
j.nsi |. BLUM & BRO:
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BUYERS will find It to their interest tC
attend the great auction sale Of clothing
and dress goods at ll9O Main street, Jan
uary %
q Hrnupv AmnIinnnnr
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THE IcE-IQcK=A, dispatch received
from above " tefday morning TO the et-
feet that the ice was running out caused
considerable excitement about the wharf,
and the steamboatmen Immediately COM
menced preparing for the breakup. Fur
Their information led those interested to
expect the gorge here by 2 p, M, and
consequently strenuous efforts were made
to be ready in time. The ies was cut
carefully away from the steamers Mon
itor, W. ;H HatllsOn md Science, and
these steamers moved a few yards above
the wharfbOat, and succeeded in getting
inside Of several barges lying at Arm.
strong's landing, just above the suspension
bridge, Capt vii Lists new boat,
at the foot Of Fourteenth street, Is
in badly exposed position, and will
probably be carried along with the ice.
A supply Of coal and provisions was put
on board, and with steam up and evclE
precaution for safety the new steamer is
waiting for the gorge. As theieeis about
twelve inches thick the new boat will
probably sustain some damage. The
Hudson lies at the Belmont landing with
steam up, in a comparatively safe harbOr.
Capt. List will try to work his boat into
the Belmont landing, If she Is forced from
her present position. The dry docks, at
the Island end Of DE suspension bridge,
are TO sOme extent exposed, but as tho ice
has been cut for some distance around, j.
is hoped that no damage will be sustained.
As the news Of the coming gorge gpEe4d
throughout the city, hundreds Of people
gathered upon ths banks Of the river and
waited patiently for the break. Conflict
ing reports were in circulation as to the
progress OF tho gorge, At II A. n. the
river broke at stelbenYille, with y feet
Of water in the channel. AT P. N. the
ice was running at Portland, and it was
estimated that /, war coming down atthe
rate Of about FIVE miles an hour The
marks at the wharf showed that ths river
was rising rapidly, with about l2feet of
water in the channel at 6P,M, t
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GREAT closing out sale Of Hamburg
edgings and insertihgs, Matseillc quilts,
lace cnttAihs, shirt fronts, &c., in btjitftd
make room for new lot at
HRNRY JACoHs.
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Full your capteens to-day, There will
be no saloons open tomorrow,
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FOR RENT.
DOR RENT

DOR RENT.
The store room formerly occupied By
WIN, II. Sheib, No, Lll4 Main street Term
500 per year. Possession given immedi
ately. For further information call on thG
undersigned al the above named place.
jau2l AR GADDIS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ELEcTtoN.-Be
low we give the names Of the parties VIII
are appointed superintendentS Of Electiof
In the various wards:
FGra tHdnt-1tans W. Phillips, WIN
Stewart, ttai .s--a|
Second lpah-Rulph Ankle, +. T. sorg
Ter. /
4Him lYa%- Joseph Bodley, A. "
''I F5itth Naa-o.J. Crawford, A. tiehr
fyh tvari-rhOs. II. Heed, William
KleviR. b d bs
SS4ih Ham-Nym. Manion, 4. Cross.
Seventh WdEt-Geutge Roberts, Robert
Bond. .
EgM tIah-s. L. Brtee, s,water.
house, II
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First Brnneh.

His Honor, Mayor JSaen, called N.Y.
session to order, and Messrs. Dunnlhg
Battlefield, Hall, Kelly, Roberts, scham'
bra, ShallCrOss, Stone and Wallace an
sSerel the calling Of the roll. ..
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, approved and signed, a.
Arthur Brown, Superintendent Of the
CD KQfEs, AbAitteAhR action ~ SD
tioh Hind ID yGIaht did dilS6d d
certain employees, and the approval Of the
Second Branch was cOncurred in.
A number Of ordinances were read and
signed, anil akmall amount Of unlhporl'
ant business was transacted, after which
Tho Bhauch adiouthedi : s5I''q 600 :
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E0R RENT-

THREE TWO-STORY HOUSES, each, AK "
seven nous aud gnOd cellars situate on SJulh tTOnl
Street; one Dwelling with four rooEna IN 1Vfk
street., and one tWosi0Ty Brick lioas, ssFen Nouns
finished In list style, with god ecllAn aud 0ul'
building. Al the above have TeGenlly besn NJ
with large yards Inquire oil ,,
Ian20 L. ]. STONE. .
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WHEELING AND Onto COUNTY BIbEE
soCIErY-At The annual meeting Of the
Wheeling and Ohio County Bible So
ciety, held in the First Presbyterian le6-
ture room last evening, tho following gen.
tlenlen were elected to the Offices designa-
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Rev. WILLIAM II. CHAPMAN, pastor
Of the NJ. L. Church, Georgetown, D. G.,
writes: "lEuving had an opportunity to
test the excellent qualities Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, | hesitate not to say 1t Is
the best remedy | have ever used in my
family'li moo t,gstf,., d&w
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nor SALE OR RENT-A NEW Two.
l. story Frame Dwelling, with six rooms,
hall and good cellar, on McCOllOCll street,
will be sold cheap for cash or rented ut q
reasonable rate. Possession given immedi.
ately. There Is 40 feet front by 100 feet deep,
all necessary OuthOuseS, and the house has
Just been completed, ApplytO
3. II. KASLEY,
inns No. s, 18TH st., Wheeling, ". Va.
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ted: no r,N ~ d. I
Itsident-Rsy. D. W. Fisher.
Vice Observation-Disclosures, c. D. Hub.
bard; presbyteriah,G. L. Cranmer, Episco-
pal, Il. C.Bohham; Baptist, N. W!Amick;
United Presbyterian, NJ. W, Miller; LII.
therun, l.. Q. Rockwell; Disciples, James
A. Campbell.
Sceta&y-W. H, oxtoby.
1fedmrU-R, Crangle. gl u
Dsposttay-John Bailie. -
Auditor-Rey. s. y. Barhitl.
The following standing committees
were appointed:
iC&tcaidns William H. OSioty, John
Baltic, N. ", Miller. MAJ,
DOnalI6ag eRt%J. d. Athfsttohs, Rev.
s. U. BarnitI, John Baltic.
Anniterqry-Rev. s. u. Barnits, Rev.
John MOHat, Rey.t. D. CLARK,
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WOTluh HAht"Fy'
But this form Of Gatarrh, II neglected,
soon runs into OzGNA, when the dis
charges become offensive, and crusts and
masses Of tough, tenacious matter form
in the upper part Of the throat above the
palate, and in the forward nasal cavities,
increasing the patients distress, and rem
dcring his presence and society offensive,
II not unbearable. tllu d.,
Those 80 afflicted seldom realize ita
gravity, and are sometimes at loss to
understand why close conversation with
friends and others should DO avoided by
them, dnd their Caresscs should be treated
with seeming careleSsness, II not i'll
disguised repugnance, by those near and
dear to them. Their condition in this re-
spect is SO rcpulsive, and full realiza.
ton Of It's truth so painful to delicate,
sensitive aud refined minds, that few rela.
tives or friends have the courage to in.
form them Of the full extent and conse.
qucnccs Of their maladY,
Tn.this way many are led to neglect
their affection for years, until Il under.
mines the health and strength Of the
lungs, and with shattered frames, ruined
constitutions, and melancholy forebOd.
ings, they painfully approach consump.
tives' graves. go.
OF the the truth Of these observations
| have daily proofs in my professional
experience. have labored for upwards
Of fifteen years in this field Of medical
practice. Ihave tested all the remedies
and curative means ever proposed for
this malady, and | assure you that no
course will prove successful except that
which I have described I%e more Of his
disedSe IN year than most physicians meet
Wtth IN a lifetime, and II experience Is Of
any value, I can certainly claim to speak
authoritatively.
Examine this method, and see II II does
not appeal to your judgment, and meet
your ideas Of what Is necessary in your
malady. Such matters, though alien to
your ordinary conceptions, are not be.
You'd your comprehension, and | shall at
all times be pleased to explain It to those
who desire to know more IT. I
JAS. a. HUNTER, NJ. D,
No. 1917 Market Street.
Wheeling W. Va, Jan. 81, 1876.
NorE-Dr. Hunter dovotes his atten-
ton exclusively to the treatment Of dis
eases Of the Head, Throat, Lungs and
Heart.
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LATRR,
About midnight last night the whistles
ofthe steamers at Bellsire startled humid
reds from their sleep, and large Crowd
soon gathered about the wharf. At TIM
hour there were u feet 0 inches In III
channel at this point, butas soon as thu
Ice commenced running pt Bellaire tht
water fell rapidly here, Within twenty
minute alterC The Break d 1IeIAhe, tic
ice commenced to giyOlWpy here. Tht
hoarse sound Of the breaking Ice could b
heard all over the RityI and the whistles
and, bells Of the steamers sounded an alarm
which brought many spectators to the
scene, The new steamer lying at the lQVI
Observation-Disclosures appeared ID be ItIit
central object Of interest, us tho major
part Of the crowd assembled in that vi
cinity. As the Ice came rushing down
the lines drew tight strained to their ut
most capacity, and every moment ut
spectators expected u sec them give way
But the steamer, with steam up, fought
nobly and resisted stubbOrnly the heavy
blocks Of Ice which were forced against hsl
The Hudson was not so fortunate
Almost the frat Ice which rushed against
the steamer stove in nearly her entiEe
sile red Junk her. The4e4tSjiss Gdfctt
The Hudson high and dry upon the shore,
where she lies upon one side. II Is i'm
possible to Estimate the damage, which
We pndersyand Is fully, ipsursd,Jfi ~
The steamers Harrison, Monitor and
Science are safe in Armstrong; harIor
and the wharfboat escaped without In
iurv.
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hi6tsil wv i e'OI M 81 SpSFS w

considered past. The safety Of Captain
Lists new steamer Il AZ agreeable sur
prise to mani ,as itscSbpSed situation led
many toSbdieysl It lwbuIa u carried
away, EfiiIs be Hadson wasetbsught to
be in ap sxcelIsnt,hsrbOr
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CTORE FOR RENT.
HOUSE FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
A RARE CHANCE.

The undersigned, desiring to change his business,
will sel his Store and Buil1lnR, or his Stock VI
active partner that will take charge. This Is gUOl
opportunity, ai the trade Is established In u gUUl
nelghborh0Od, u rostOlllce lately established, &c.
The building Is especially adapted for Grain aud
Produce llOuse-60 foot front, DIVIDED int03 rooms
filled with Ice.
Will Seil OF lease Farm and Mil on reasonable
terms or divide to suit,
Address
]. l.. hurley, BurlCy's Mills;
Jan?9-Ud OF JOSHUA BURLEY, Wheeling.
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J,C, HERyEY. AucliOneer
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nor SALE-A SMALL COTTAGE
l. HOUSE, containing four rooms and
Kitchen, No. gi93 EOlr street. Apply 10
II. u. MCCRACREN,
ian25 1910 Market street.