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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-26
A VISIT TO THE SLAVE MARKET OF
=. e., ONSTANFINOPIE I'd - aa

-s"Such is the title of a most Interesting pa.
perrin late number of Chambers Edinburg
Journal; which gives graphic account Of a
visit made TO the martzofl female slaves.
IN Constanilnople,a siecenty as May, 1915.
AtsleDgth yasreached the place of our
destination. 1t was long low, building,
orIning square Of considerable size. We
mounted a few unsteady dirty steps. and
found ouFselves-on large wooden PLATFORM,
running the whole length of the building. IL
was divided into pens, shut in by wooden
railing, in which were confined the black
slaves; whilst, through the open doors lead.
ing into the houseaitself, we could DISTINGUISH
the yelled forms ofihe white women. pToup.
ing behind the wooden screens. On Bench
es, so placed as to command view ofboth.
were seated the buyers, for the most par,
heavy, ill=looking Turks, dressed in the hid
eous costume introduced by the late Sultan.
and occupied as usual in smoking, though
the quick glance of their.calm, piercing ewes.
seemed 10 take in everything around in com.
I pleie detall.' The sellers stood before them.
vecIferating and gesiieulating in the true
OnentaEm manner. i TheT court below. which
we were 10 visit afterwards, was filled with
all the less valuable part of this human mer-
chandlze, consisting of those afflicted with
any infirmiiy, very aged persons and Young
children. 1t was sometime before we COM
pretended the scene in all lis details. il is
MOTTO be wondered at that we were stupe6ed
IN Witnessing such a sight on European
ground AT length we approached one oil
Tue pens, determined to examine, 10 the fal-
lest extent, into all that was revolving and
horrible IN this market of human lite. II
was filed. with young Circassian women
some of whom were remarkably handsome
They were seated close together on the
ground, seemingly in an attitude OF listless
Idespondency,with their long white garments
/ flowing round them. ergs s.lS f1dl 9Ts
4 s'As we came up, the fixed their large
dark eyes upon US, and certainly never be-
held gaze of more unutterable Sadness
The conviction thrilled through me, as m,
eyes met theirs, thatthese unfortunate being:
are noi, as modern philanthropists wouIc
have us'beleve, utterly unconscious of, ans
incapable of feeling the dshonef and wretch
edness OF their fate. j felt, as stood befor,
them, and encountered their soft melanchol,
glance, that they looked or me as the fire.,
and happy stranger come to gaze on them il
y their ipiamy and their misery. Presentl
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-26
A TRUE DOG STORY.

We go in for good dog stories, and We
never head of a better one than the follow
ling from the N. Y. Globe:
On Monday afternoon, as drove of cat
tie was passing up the Bowery, bull-terrier
jumped from the top Of a stage on which he
was chained, in front of the Theatre, broke
his chain in the fall to the ground, dashed I'M
TO the herd, and seized young seerby the.
nose. The afffighted bullock, smariing with
pain, went off at full speed up the Bowery,
the dog cIinging TO his nose, and alfthe time
swinging clear of the ground The Steer
would stop occasionally, and endeavor to rid
himself of the ugly Jewel in his snout, by
dashing it on the ground, and against the
walls, the posts and the trees, in his course,
but still the unleried dog held bis grip,
and would not be shaken of, nor beaten
off.
The bullock kept on siraightup the Bow
cry, with his head and tail high above tho
heads and tails ofthe common heTd,' until
be was arrest ed at Yauxhall Garden by some
men, who thought he had carried the joke
we should say the dog-far enough, and who
set about iberating the poor beast from the
misery he seemed TO be in, when they ascer-
tanned that the DOG WAS DEAD The bull
lock, in. his tremendous effort TO knock him
off, had beaten the breath out of him, and
though ii is not exactly known at what par
ticular part of the route the dog resigned his
spirit YET il is certain he did not relinquish
the hold ne first took in front of the Theatre,
even after he had ceased 10 exist, and hung
TO TIE nose of the steer lifeless mass of
bones and muscle, until he was taken off, as
Aforesaid. We do not believe that a parallel
case can be found in the whole history of tho
canine race. We understand that this dog
was raised by Mr.. Kelly,-of the Sixth Ward
who has more than once refused $500 dol
lars for him. He was sporting dog and
was trained TO fighting in the ring.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE, Z

= CORNER OF BROADWAY AND DEY-SIkkET,
erfHW - cNEw-YORK.
YEEHE proprietors ofthe FRANKLIN HOUSE,
ID respectfully inform their irIenus and the
pubic. that their house is now undergoing ex-
iensive repairs such as being painted through
out. and having large addition OF new iurnl-
ture.f We are grateful tor the liberal Patron-
age Heretofore received. and solicit cpn!lnu
alce OF the same NEWTON HAYES,
hsifslf,a f3ln JOHN Z. sTREADW ELL.
Mr.. G. J. S. THOMPSON is associated with as
in the franklin House Ii. d II.
Feb 1876. New York, MarchlO-5w. :
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sib 81. S. MORRIS 81 CO., SCI
AGA Main ST. between 4th and 5th
J !. u. HOUSEWIFE. Ky.

& n
-baaoo wHOLEsALE DRUGGISTS, OIL
And dealers in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brush
ices, Glassware, Surgical, Instruments,
is3i Indigo, Nader, and all kinds Of s''
bas ~ Dye Stuffs, Virginia and Ken aa
-gi15. CT lucky Tobacco, Snuff,SEc. sa yt
WETE are now in receipt our heavy Spring
w supply comprising all articles IN our Hire
and shall continue 10 receive largely during the
season We purchase our articles directly from
the importers IN the Eastern Cities and atoge III
er iorlcaSli. consequently we are enabled and
determined &c, sell at very low prices for cash,
country produce, or,on the usual creditato pune
tnai men, and solicit dealers 10 make an exam
s1Batlon of our stock and prices before buying
elsewhere. The quality OF our articles we will
al all times warrant, aud should they not give
satisfaction we wish them returned al our xs-
Pensei he following articles compose Por-
ton of our stocks,
1900 OF. sulph Quinine, AGO lbs sup. indigo
250oz Iodine aud Hydl75e0 do Dutch Nader
Potas, 500 Kegs White Lead in
1880 lbs Epson Salta, Oil, .e-.,l;- ,fr,,,
I300ibs Cream Tartar, go bbls Linseed Oil,
$50 do Amer. Calomei, 10 do Spts Turpentine
200 do English de-. 5 do Copa and Japan
-3700 lbs sup Carb Soda, !Yarnsh, Z rssEs 5tE
2850 do refine Camphorl s5 bills Eng Venetian
100 do -four dulphur, Red, 49,. =
s26 do bales cpaiya, 80 bbis castor Oil. IL
125sdo Turkey Opium, AS do Copperas, sti"
200 do Pulv lpecac,ai rs do Alum, ll62sa SIS
675 do do Rhubarb, g casks roll Brian stone
800 do Tartarlc Acid, 30 do Sal eratus. .l.,s
$500 do refined Borax, 900 boxs ass'd Walls and
so cases Liquorice Bill Bottles, '57its 'fi.a
20 do Chrome green and Is bbls Alcohol,2 anst
yellow. els 50 'sagouud and chip'd
1000 lbs Paris Green, 1, Logwood, -.
$50 do Purs. Blue No i15OO lbs Glue, etc, etc
90 baskets sweet Oil $50 boxes ass'd Win
lOeases Cum Copal and dow Glass; ss.4 fa s
Shifiae. - s5f7 Is b 45 March 5,-3.ul
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be good man who puts them into.practice.
~ Y. qErpress.sa zRasvesRA bas5s5 8s.s
sh I'D SPEAK GENTLY. H9saia .'of
.aisICd Weiss o9Gm-- fz.ai esit zat1eF -
.aa Speak gently it is better far saod 9..i
$50 TO rule by love than fear. sall''.-os=7
= Speak gently: letno harsh words mar ~
The good we might dohere. - .-'iaSa
Re Ye3l1sC 80 ss s9Is @ i3aea' s.ts 81
81 Speak gently love doth whisper low
1.-The vows that true hearts bind;s5 .S5g
b And gently friendships accents flow, 10
sssd Affections voice is kind. .ssom uoI
Speak gently TO the little Child SID p
ID Its love be sure TO GAIN ye.if fle... +
. Teach il in accent .sp1l and mild, .a1 sea
Itmay not long remain, 7sE bgs.
Speak gently 10 the young, for they ''4.....
''+' viii have enough TO bear. --5
p Pass IS, through this life as best they may,
ffis fnll'of anxious care.
eiJtt}1s N5 1iss i4@tG ot s@-Ai6 &itk 4tt
Speak gently to the aged one, 'as.i ess
iol Griese not the care worn heart; 9aoe
The sands of life are neaflyrun, ssT
+ Let suchin peace depatt. 3ai e"1
|G bs aEoW eo7uef9ff eiiE fs'7roit
81 Speak gently, kindly 10 the poor, ga.as'
sdi Letno harsh tone be heard; ea'rfaoi.l
5s They have enough they must endure aiG
sas Wiihouta an .unkind word sgDH ...lw
IBIS ia , llisso asiIsi1dJ
b, Speak gently to1he erEng--know sd
.gssl They must have loiled in vain; 3 hssaa
Perchance uukindness made Them so, )
I'D On! win them back again. + lotsl a
= Speak gently! He who gave his life, ,-,
TO bend mans stubborn viii, -,
When elements were fierce with strife, q
Said TO them, "Peace, be SILL" 81
2. Speak gently Ills little thing iH iea's2
go Dropped into the hearts deep we'll;
The goodihe joy which II may bring
.I7a' Eternity may atell. 7i'''' e 2'G's s 8
als.s.u lIasiH ti7f.,q ec.3aoo'g .GeGyar 8'z-
tho IF al
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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-26

The British Government has orde-sd the stat
ute of JOHN WESLEY TO be placed ia Ekstz1inis-
ter, BY the side of Wickliffe, Kncx e sihs
dis,ingui shed divines.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-26
"A GEM of Purest Ray, serene

We ahink il will do nobody any harm tC
read these sianzas until they are hearl.learn
ed. "A good man wrote them, andhe mus
be good man who puts them into,practice
~ Y. Express aRass,sRA basGE5 5as
sh I'D SPEAK GENTLY. assaia &'of
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-26

"A great variety OF new style Worsted Dress
Goods. Green Bergess Berge scaris new style,
plain, plaid, striped and figured Cambria aud
Jackonet NJ uslins India Book aud Bishop Lawns,
Pongee. spit,Iefeld and cotton Handerehie els,
silk and IA. De Lame Shawis, Dress Handker.
chieis and searls, Lace. Fringes, sGimIIs, Hosi-
cry, Cloves, Suspenders, Tapes, &c. t.s's 81 & 3
Cincinnati. March 5 ,-4t.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-26
From the New York Spirit of the Times.
.sffsgI7sl A TALL SWIM. T-srf & -

BY IN OFFICER OF THE .. S. ARMY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

ALTERNATIVE 4 Observation-Disclosures
Az tNtlkE N~tGErABiE rREPARAVIpN
8NOR ihe Cutc 90 SCROkULA. r. .sse,v... T.,
q az laig't Chronic Rhtumati.n EG.,. ,w
ns2o tNSftpsiN Ed@eIia4. Etrrh.s, i. d,
Ns's, Ntiuo R>h. Ic'ter, nn rsY. S,pi dri, u.
Me''an"i y s,a.r., m 'heH lsum ti iI,ra,t. au.
Nns io'to 'U lNljEE eata ,f lac BLOOD. ID.
'ors,d cordu1.n a. ihe p'cr, Sc o goa. otlhs e.
iun cIors ucoi NhEcyEr.
Hs now some twelve yeats since flc rr.aI ..U.
e me o. ihc n.wi,tsc ut thfs Syup, 1 vlt..
i'r" % Las Pee fth. h'ify Co Soy. laf tNyt,tt4 l.
enfo'ia''ts hayinr pcrofpti tunes Where
5 '.ius rarsct, api Use ,anaus proportion u
S's pelo'n ,cij rui. thou1h pci. .trj u ita Iuis
'ue' rfoducc DC east a.Iary q Tyu uiuu ll.
iaurtt.
IL Hs properties - l,,t, Cara,te. p pa.
-fir n',D.,.c 81, a,d a,lsupoa be LIVER ., tkti.
''e u NIrD nreuI % te,r'.n.
A. ah Ahs airs and Pa is,r ~ BE BLOOD 30
Bone .y hei,>cl Uy &c floirgsor. .U eH.s ,o
"f 1h.f wrt.cire u,N in n.c.
i'ter1 % v1s non tpii o. aaj tcclrs f1'l 1t
tei 'i H t-' rCl.c.r1i ,t'rt3. rcthrr wrt
he s'.i,i'n 'sH of pVrsus Vhi h1l Witnessed fh-
aa'sc. uul hc Nuua Dlusep,Iu aglye tiauusH 'hc
m@d'um ot q nsWspapef a. such a couso o D CO.
q. Nay- sccmrl 90 mach Abc qsseluy prGius bis,
srll iu,o ,uicc.
- r-grh ihe ptrsursiou 81 many PERSONS. vL,,
~ ~ -'
ne 'sart OIL Rae tytr6t ors G,rns bnnlu u. boz
tsai irIc gUmc u 100 c.nylusoo 90 rutspue
.hr cyuitc uiHt'eI ~ 7uyerv
mcii,iul4 t usb ho uclis uui Nh hal b|5relu,,d
,ututcy vhrh utDy use n urlsf 20 tsalu l.t.f
strd down Ihe hrors o' o De-, easily dslulci fcu-
pie. Ce1iic1'Cl 90 Cuus hu,g ptcn been lcr.
.tcrti ttn. ,etVh,ch De trrlsiuGly ihothiu, io
such ht lteis go.d u'c,aun) bui such hing, he
never dcemci Necessary, O., be does 40 an umc,
consider Dos assertion IT Itself an sufi.icut. arj
inuse Whn cauuut u,ke trcmuieI what he sa1 s. are
under uu om.I'lun to lake hs medicine &c
rvupnnyIl ,l,h u1uie atv lsiru,t.uus Er n6mg
hc s,yup. aud also a description of lhe kib4
"i food m DE u. Il. Wit. 10 mode oi prc
plt.rc d. F.r sale at
BtENTJINGER'S APOTtiECA. Maurr 81.
Nclr thr Couu H.nsc, where can be bad nt am
hour ul the day 90 rctj. Pms ,tan.' prescriptions
arl iariilF o. eiiriu,. uiaii DO criptors
Al,u GfcniinEsr. Conn om.d Syrup Of d rest
Tor he cutc OF Coushs. Cu,i., Lghtesa Of he
Chest aud iucpisut C~oHsuHpi5n.
Should any ucrsou iatier u,i,g | hAlllc ui ihis
Cough "a azure, Crmc bach aud say bp had received
800 tsuri' ir,u, O., Als NOSay shall ho 5tjiHasI.
Csc % Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

AVE ias tsceNsd and opspsd 100 patk 20.
FINE CHINA snd QUEENSlyARE
Amrlts oihst sr,ciss th,y have
tre Cold hard China Tea SITS fam 81 o. 100 ps
keh Gtt aud Fancy Do D.
q, d, CNts Iioc 4,
Richly decorated Naniel Or nmsns Colusacs Fs1.
- lna.. BssksisAs ip greot varty.
lhe Ladies' asc invited 10 o4li AMI cxsa So
these. - they snrps-s auf tstns 20 De tni ever
hetsc hfnngbttp ihs cninnu tmi aw Nuifi .eairs
Rcs Git and rmh ssei Fmi q .ttts.sctd Shssh
Nhic Chfua Dc te di
Ctl ah,i glain Cpmfunes. Cicnl'cs Tnuscns.
Beais eRt Sar. ga ft.. ssger boa q cam.
Isa and Coffee Cufs snd S,uecr. Fai,s 5r. Aalcd
Plain and ha"sy siy.,s. "a cate "a ptovs " seat Gus
toners
u coTnnicn wate wc htNc li-eHrol nsacs a.,,
Plates otail sses, lc.- anl G, are-. Trtsul C.i,F
Pss Sueon sui Cfsms Sc, az Sl,ir. c,t,.
Dnn edged Place, p,A,s fea- & &.n.a owe
~ eihcr sricle nspiiiy k,pt ,n ihc lnlsf srersvt
a. a~tishwer's pa he ecirify. AID wto,h Ca pahgt
need oniY c,il md price iptc satisfied hat ws ssi
lswSrlhAu lhrY can be g%urShtse ei,swhctc W.
hive ga band Dad nfe constantly mruusr 1nug
Cut aad plsR tsll Lamps. Lauiefns. Ioghlsu
Dshcs. s.. whiea ugrih,r wuA Dos stoek oi
On rsaare. Ne invite ihe a,snuon ~ purhassrs
cnher whscsnir nf retail. CofVhonsss Ms ana
Morfoe 81. Wtoeiir-. w nov II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
FOR SALE.


TTyIE SCHSCEi6GR rl-u or s1fs Lots Mo-
n S sni l3 in ne Ssh sJusrs - ihe aidri'n
e seah wheeling Zeal 81 RirhieisssnJ iad oui
~ SsmI spnsx snd JHs Ruchis. uPn nhieh 81
efesst 0smhIabis ard e. syruicut htirt dsei
ios sod hss 81 steefsni garden cpniaiaiaz q 20.
neiy ~ shoic- Fuii Trees and satohasH = Good
ueH ofwref. sab ins snoks hsuae. 81 snd b.
fifa.aalg ssnatSt The property snow oceuptd
b., Itc.bE Beer Nhp will Sake p'easurs To- sh'Nihg
d d 49, ae taifrg tt rufrhase
AfSu-Tns ard stisd ore bst ~ i-is Nr4 J
sr8 2 ard re upitstlsl bslf Of me Narh taH -
Lt No3 % be- 90 quafo in the suve safd 'ddi'
I'm 10 S,aih Whsrlms Ntb their 'nffoyemeni'
rsa. stax afs large ifsne dssHns. ciutantng 10
rs4as IS snt30 isei sHsh. ad iHsf tp'd'ngH Sc
AIs0-Bd So i1b tu tss Whsrirf hsint q
.hs : mia eafnsf a. ha sri Fdah Streets tad ~
h., ls,se fnns. mst stt reiss s"Hsd r
Sc eemhnsiis frame dwelling now eseaFifd -
fhlhe B,et 20 go.
ALsO-a0 issi e He Fast SIZE a at ST. lf
10 Ess whesanr 81 iahn street. nren whf' b
sfseleI = god two usry trrk iNfl "a a1N oeea
b 80 ~ 30 suascutes Tie stove r pfrf ~.
- satl fiow rucss ani On rfomutloa .efs'
90 o. Il 8 JbfFEk7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

COMPOUND SYRUP OF TA
ANn MnnN MAnHtruA

AND WOOD NAptiIIA.
For ne cure Of PWlRoRmy Consumption.
Bronchitis. ASTHMA, Chronic CGtGrrh, n
fucuzu. Obstinuie Coughs. Splitting Of
Blood. Throat Disease or Chr0Nic Ldrlu.
gifts, Paipiiatiou o. thG Heart and LjrSr
Compiliat, UlsO, UhoopiRg Cough, Colds.
&c.
JEVTIE yirtce ufl.AR IN Affections uf ,hs pulmo.
nan ossans has long teen ackuoN!edgcd.nEG
in Oil, prrp1 uiou cU.ublH,d osi' IS with he most
valuable yernnls sp lhc vegetable Kingdom. rem
defst a at once he uu-t II, rtu1l and safe remedy
ia the world lo curquct that Tell dtslru, CO a. uut
ragc. CcnslmpiuG- no .efsun believes be i. g
-cousumluyo uuil Ae ,uslulous disease has worked
as way 80 lar o.. % leave 500 tope 81 tute by ,hc
.ul,aatg tcmcl;,s Nc Mould .bafeute couuon
al 10 hs cna,lci 100 tine. the wonderful eicc,.
|ofIar iu no euro oi Diseases ihii lead 10 Con,
sumpluu have lpug bfeu huach g. the Faculty.
ed iu lhc ,om' isnii5n kcte presented. all b., viz.
tues are rriaapd nnd muci added IN ~ power IT.
iherto undiscovered. n has M lhs iotn wtougbi
wonders. and Vh.tii hos done IL viii do ogIir
Ipud B., Us uucly administration VIII rescue many
from ap cary grave. and shed roloi aGJ bar plrcs,
amuud lhc ptErN of trunI ani pain. Tor pubs
! nc speakers lhs medicine is invaluable. rendering
/ he voice si,rng uud clenr ma renewing my rfC-
dsr.siuon 90 tiscas, IN the Lungs and Buuclul.
'pne Compound Syrup ct Tar oud Wood Naphih-
li,n coordination hCrciuiors uuknowh, txcUIUg
power over bo,usruess scarcely cutcc,vahls, having
a specific action ON ihp mucn' Iissus aud OF 90,
same umo bdnriuc the whole system under %
powerful b. huencc. IL completely oudicaies ih'
causo ri disease. De % hereditary 90 olhefNi sc, an
hy strkIhs a. the flnt oi he complaint impad3 tom
10 he drbiHniui lnwc oud give, renewed vigof 4
he general sysiem,aod fesl0,es he psien, 10 pieu4
lore healIh.
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INSURANCE.
IsEs will be taken ~ the FIRE & MARINE
6lNsuRANCE COMPANY or WHEELING

Ii IsES will be taken ~ the FIRE & MARINE
iNstRANCECoMPAN OF WHEELING
90 th< for~st rates on
buildings o~fallkinds. stone, suek OF OGDEN
- .id their oontepts;
Stcamsoais; factories; mills, &c.
Fnrniiufv;
< And merchandise c~failkinds.
And again Il all dangers siirnding the trans
poFtshon o eoodson rtvors, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
Fer the character ofthe comphnyas to prcmp-
sisode and librTsllty IN the adjustment and psf-
msnt Of i0sses.- beg lgavc % refer "a the mer,
chats Of this place and elsewhere who have had
the adjustment ~ claims upon us augi
once on M w ST. n. W HARDING Scc'Y.
RETURN PREMI1M ~.
YWvHk Fire and Marine lbsuf-see ompinY
of Wheetr z, will re utn 10 pcr cent on
all premiums leeeived fof rssksiakeh lfo.h us'
tine whore no ioNs has occurred.
fsb Al II HARDING Srctttary.
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JOHNSTON 8 BERR WILL,
wHOl E-kLE md N.iAti pE NLttS ~
GORETgN AyO DOMESTIC 6RY G0ODS,
No. I3l MAN ST., WHEELlyG. Va,
XETHL NOTIFY ciufcus sUd lae'' -e put
rhassrs itrughoutths .uffoaniins county.
they have nrei we'd sid vii eaHiupe 70 "Seivc
~ ihe ueff ivo wssf4. q large nod weli sclseied
.tca az FANCY AND STAPLE DRY CuoDs
SIMS uf DO hin3srmcst ever bfsuaaf 90 ins cry.
Nsuhef me of .aios was iRken rnio c'psdc~ aon
m tying Cd select such zels - 80 ttuughl wQuid
pils.e nuf cnst aefs. sHl m,roser. we can ltfl
lively essen no wo du net dUus anY n"usa wefi
IS Iho 81 uriains con compete with rf, ns rsfrl-
.luIs rbsbr. 20 Noai hlfeofo Dny invite
ih.e ttai Nsb o. p%or,t1.s io come at6 Jfife io'
.hsmsoiye. I'D eN y.1nnffe ia1' 'hey "ii pol
" - o. Iss fer hsr
LAD - DRESS GC0DS-A ,fif 'sin'
sn.els of Wa,.tfd BOD SIX B4nks r@s Vr q
is. Fssss M,lim,rto psrs, Moo-'n - ~
Rshes. Grehtm o.. Swiss tftnch LH'H ta
ssu syie Aipaca D.; ts sm'at ne aui Rel.
ilsfrsirs Robes. a's1 a btaaIIa. ''
( French tgafkeJ Cofi4rs
CUNTS DRY GODuS-GIo'hs 20 FftH
wtdih cod llirr q good assrtmsHf ~
msfs., Linen o. mf.G rs Lfen.
sgPpa and Fsnry Vr-InFs Lnen fr jus
sHA taIaf,I anHfrfs am. dhng o. et .
c0sps oul ecant Cloves cod fte#
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Their agents are authorized 20 make
10 MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AMP
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T8E 6uBscm sEa kssps constantly ~ ssle.
4<>he hs~ esi pnes.. 40 s.sormenf Of MD
lCixk4< D1UGs. DYEATufF : PAINTS. OILS.
CLASHf*4ENisu. BRUSHES. sc. &c.
cena4<Af41s pstss vail give ssiisisclton. BE- 90
] ietis es<f <4@r< ~ha may MI intend 70 putchass 81
the lia&< ~ e~a1tfiais he puees ofhs go-is
Asy s41@&epiessioas ssting ihs eSie~s u soeds
are es,4<<esfnsIy aod promptly answered.
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ihsn SO q t.6sfsnI ssss Sc ismiy rsnssnisers
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BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM!
At III. SIGN or rae
BLACK BATs uDKEa BOOT,
'Nt LH" -hu'Htt SNVNIc
2 'OBD & HOWELL Laso Iust return

f'oBD & HOWELL, hasg Iust rttumed
ifem he cisiem manufacturer, wih large
atd z nrtpi sssariasut oi Boots. Shoes. Lrnihcr
Lass, Findings, -; which have been ,e'ce od
VIII gfr1i csse. expressly Tor SPung naI Summer
Tude. Which iisy rlefgs themselves afo of as GOOD
llahy & Aij nc sid % .ow 90 any luiur tots ofJhe
-ame ofrrlc, th.t Is nOw 90 has teen brought Yves.
II the Allegheny Maanairs, Persons wishing Ca
]pprchh-c VIII please call and osuml,c our sucS
oefre gurchns.os elsewhere. Oass,Ock consists IN
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FrrE AND MARINE INSURANCE.


rD-O BIZ INsuRED-os lot 10 bc-ihats IN
q~ur-,ion-whether q 10 better ~ ooe sweep
isg IRE. Ia be ssineg--and .utjcc, 10 al iSe il,
that nesh " heir 10, or. like 4 prudent man ~ 10 ihs
Pro<sefiss Qers, and there be made safe. comioro.
bic aud hsppy-se ssve CO you ., determine.
The Pro'eciion Insurance Company 81 Hartford.
Conn. having already paid >Sers300 eco 81 t-ss-
% ihe wsrem CounirY. = entiisd 10 he highesi
confidence. AID heir agent At wheeling. Virs,uia.
= PETERSON.
will sste hii' ON dwelling houses. Naio houses,
ssps,., MALTA rsioriss. Sc, iceeihsr wuh ,toir ron
tents. such NJ furniture. u.sf, hanaise, machinery
end every o,hsf ~descnwion ~ TO- unhie ptorcriy
Also. sn steam. Keel aud fsy bcsis atd her cafgltl
90 sud fnam any rori on lie ws.iein waton. Ola
tthe most reasonable terms
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TIE same ~ ahany other rairo "a Wbeclog.
Office on Mnnrao street opposite ITO Mnrp.
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