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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-23
NUMBER 25.
POETRY
The First Death ofthe IIousehol

The First Death ofthe Household.
oh, many a mournful year hath flown
Since first amid our family band
Death came, and stole our lOveest one,
And bore her to the spritland.
Yet slrined with many sweet, sad thought,
That loved ones memory fingers still;
For OIL she leit void that nouglt
But mournfu thoughts could fill.
Years have past by, / said, und yet
II only seems the other day, .l.-r- l17- ..I r-st.
Since round her dying bed we met ,.a7 sr2
With breaking hearts to weep and pray.
Her gentle soal we strove to think, -r.aaf gl-
Would linger yet mid earthly flowers, ,r= Tf-t-
Even when twas trembling on the brink - ,.Et
Ofloreier worlds than ours. ,rItsT
Yes! there, cen when all hope had flown,
We wept away each lingering hour, gsl-'tials-=
Until the shades OF death came down, fl.e 10 sfiEt
And closed at last the shutting hour. 3. r.f-.taE
And yet it seemed like sin TO grieye s5rs,
For one SO patient and rcsigned -t.a..lta ~ ~ IL
For II she mourned twas but to leave ,tr 81. st
Such breaking hearts behind. .---------
She died. Yet death could scarcely chill
Her smiling beauties, tho she lay tslu
With cold extended limbs, for still ..1ir "
Her face looked fairer than the dag, s-e
Those eyes once eloquent with bliss
Were closed as soft shutting flowers;
Oh! few could bear sight like this
Yet such sight was ours Er .rF -.rT.rL
now slowly wore that long, long dayI ri
Like spirits in some haunted place e.---5f
We'd sit and sigh, then steal away 49,
To look once more on that pale face. a.lr
We could not think her soul had past
The awful bounds OF mortal strife;
That that warm heart was cold at last,
That loved lis more than life.
And when the funeral rite was said,
They bore her from her happy home, VI.
And lelt her with the silent deal, Al -egr B.. ..s @ e
A pae.faced tenant OF the tomb.
They reared no marble mid the flowers
Above her grave to mark the spot;
Yet many heart as fond ours
Still holds her unlorgot. 80 eas
Months passed, yet still our sorrow gushedi l
The free, glad laugh no more was heard,
And many little voice was hushcd,
That used to warble like bird. yi i-
And though at times we strove TO smile
Sereney, for each others sake,
We wept in secret all the while, s.r-.
As flour hearts would break.
Yet why should death be linked with fear2
A single breath, a low. drawn sigh A - '5.i
Can break the ties that bind US here, H..|.,I 81.
~ And wait the spirit to the sky.
Such was her end. calm release, .I-H -a-
No clnsing TO this mortal clod, -
, She closed her eyes and stood in peace
Before smiling God. ls.....i|-.
Louisville, Ky
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New Music Store.
sign of the Grccinn Trigonuni, No. 100
nniu Street.

--.-, T. FICKIESON would respectfully
sTf-T ~ tnnunce TO the citizens o: Wheeling and vi
III Is i 1cnity. that he has lust opened Iew and
i Jcegant establishment for the sale OF Folins,
Guitars, ViolceIlos Fagolcts Flutes, fiies Accordc
ons, Banjos, and TamborinGs Brass Instruments the
first and best make. .#. a.. ~
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments and for
singing.
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin, aso the
newest Songs Duetts etc. and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. ...
CaToncis Reeds Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards
Bows for Violnccllo and Violin
A. Klebers Furniture Polish for renovating varnished
Furniture such as Pianos, Cabinets, Steam boats or any
descriptions Of Furniture. w
Also by the Agent for Klcbe Pttsburg Pianos
and best in the United states such
Nunns ClaI ks grand and square PioDos H. Dun
hams Ialeit Aliens celebiat Boston Pianos &c
Agent the make Of Corhardt and Needhains Patent
MelOdeons. .t LII. -tiaa 4,
Accordeons and all kind of establishments repaired
a. II lowest prices. u
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AND PITTsRURG RAId
ROAD.
I,l E6 ESSs Es al
EsSAh -fE5ss5 ssSssss- sT 3 hssssssa q 80


ON and after Wednesday. June 16th 1s52, Passenger
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. NJ Express train for Wells
ton Train Ravcnna, stopping at all way stations
Leaves Ravenna 700 A. M, Accommodation Train for
Wssse SSRn at m al % Express Train for
Cleveland and intermediate stations
9:iO Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
with the following lines, TO wi At Hudson with the
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahosa Falls and Akroni at
Warren; at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Road; Bayard with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
FOR PITTSBURG.-The 6:4O a. NJ, Express Train.
from Cleveland connects at Wcsyille with the new and
elegant side wheel steamer FOREST C1In lor NJ
evening
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh by way of welsvc,
$3.50 -, ,,,,r ,,..,u, i
checked through to Pittsburgh via Welsvle.
FOR WHEELlNG.-The 9:4O A. NJ. Express train froEi
Cleveland connects Welsve with the spcnded side
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DIURNAL for
wheeling touching intermediate landing and arriv.
'RRTuRNiNG.-iats5 P. 81. Express Train, connects
with the above steamers at Wesvei also with the oho
Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance and at Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad
Passengers leaving pttsburg at o'clodk, A. NJ, and
press Train welsvilc, aud arrive at Cleveanda In
time with the Lake Steamers for New YORK,
via Dunkirs and Buffalo.
Also Toledo Detroit, Chicago Racine, Milwaukie'
and the entire North West. :.
the morning by route arrive at Cleveland the same
evening" and the following night can be in New YORK or
Chicago. .f,-HL ,,,.
A. NJ, connects at Hudson with the Akran Br anch ha
Road and reaches I'm IN e 10 ronmbs an
Cincinnati Railroad for the south, ~ o.,
@ 'Ss xnIes Trsin from
Cincinnati and Columbus at Cleveland, and with the AKRON
Branch Railroad at Hudson ,o,. n,.p,rn
c,ovciand June a. '5a Superintendent.
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KELIs s. CALDWELL,

(succEssoRs TO JAS. rAuLL& COZ ~
Importers md Wholesale dealers. in Drngs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. n.
TAVING purchased the entire stock fixtures chemical
apparatus, &c, of the firm of James PAUL &c wSIa
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers ana INC puoc
generally. All goods warranted tf...f
In retiring the Drug business we take pleasure IN
recommending to favorable consideration OUT
that our former Customers and dealers generally VIII re-
ye that attention accommodation which has earned
for this well known large share OF
- 49, las. PAULL& & CO.
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Brentlinger & Armstrong,
pREsCRIPTIONIsTs,

LAVE Just received at their medical store fresh sup
elv upon In making selections, regard is paid TO
prices SO the article be of the best quality.
Physfcfaus, Prescriptions put up by care:ulha hanus
~ III tin,cs day or night, aug2-1yrd
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

T H. CRUMBACKEIs would announce TO his
friends public generally that having purchas
the interest OF the senior partner In the business lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbacker & Son, he
will continue the the old stand. No. 176, Main St,
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit contn
patronage literally bestowed on the old firm.
lie has lust returned the Eastern Cities and Is
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals Perfumery, Fancy articles, &c, all OF which
were purchased strict personal inspection and with
scrupuous regard purity of quality and offered
the public on the most Ieasonabe terms lyr z.
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4 Pntronize xour Own Mnnu
fneturcs.
Wheeling Silk Factory,

MERICAS Silk, manufactured into superior and SUBJ
stantI articles OF the various fabrics now In al
GILI,S SILK FACTORY; Main Street. Centre Wheel.
ing The curious such matters invited to call and sec
tho process manufacturing and those wishing to
chase Silks Wholesale Ieta be supplied on reason
able terms Gills Stoic adjoining the Factory, at ~
NJ Adams, $. Forbs', \. o. FaiTchli's. Marsh & Tay
Ior's and o. w. Hciskills, Wheeling Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 1lo, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o.
Our Fabrics warrcntcd all Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS. and gold andsilvcr medals,
at the American Institute, New York Franklin institute
Phladclphia and Ohio State Fair. We are constantly
stock is large and seasonabie
COMPRISING many varietesyclvcts satins. vestin dress
silks mnecs crarats, handkerchiefs OF white, black
paid figured printed all the newest Styles made oi
best twincd sk, twed and plain Also, shirts, drawers
and half hose for gentlemen.
Please paronize this important branch of Amer
lean manufacture Orders every variety
ly executed.
MercIantable Cocoons and Reced Silk bought:
JOHN W. Gill.
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CITY BUSINESS.
COPPER, TIN, & sM EET IRON WAR
.alH, Manutactory. tt1 @

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage herctofor
rJ bestowed him, the subscriber would respectful
-lly inform his friends and the public generally that
tScontinues manufacture the above named articles
all their variety which he has always ON land good
sortent wholesale and retail at very low priest
lie also keeps hand cooking stoves OF the most ap
proved patterns for coal and wood.
Job will continue to receive his particular attcntio
executed with promptness and in style that wi
please the most fnstidious. - ~
aug24 t. NARNEf, no. 8, Main ST.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

DR. s. p. HULLIHEN, Office No 131,
&<er3 Fourth street. near the Presbyterian church,
ffpslSa Manufactures Teeth expressly for each par
1IIl1Iytcular case. Full setts of Teeth, any
parts OF setts made with artificial Gums. The Gum is
in continuous solid pieccthe cost is the
for teeth with without gums. ....' ~ 81
Full setts OF teeth made from SOTO SloO Sei snail
sctts from 50 TO S5 per tooth. uI,-a. 1yr:d.
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DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY

DAGUERREOTY GALLERY.
&. PARTRIDGE r. invites attention to his Da.
N . guerean Rooms, and Apparatus, now the result of
experience and close application to the art Con
dcnt that combines in his establishment all OF the
which time proper have proven
valuable he promise produce kcnesses combining
all the beauty which has yet been attained
by the Daguer errcan process.
For the attractive and commodious style in which his
fitted up he invites the public to call and exam
Inc themselves. Ills Cabinet OF Specimens always
open for inspection
Lkencsscs taken in all kinds weather, sngIy, in
groups; post moem kencsses takene short notice.
GA well selected stock OF Observation-Disclosures plates,
cases, lockcts &c, always on hand and for sale
Rooms, No. 36 Monroe st., near the Post Office.
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AJo,o CRu,sr.-The Whaling bark Belle, of
Rai1hayen, arrived home on Friday, nfter an ABB
sence Of sepen and three quarter years but one one
mai, Sf In original crew came home with her, She
Iron III home $50 barrels of sperm and 400 of cocoa
nut oil but had previously sent home 500 barrels
snerm, $50 whale, and ,450 cocoanut oil.
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GEORGE MENDEL.
No 1874, Main street,

No15I, Main Street,
-... WHEELING VA. b. -
r now receiving LARGE LOTOF CARPETS. RUGS,
/ MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths of all widths, and keeps constantly on hand arg
of Furnatue Of every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates, Ventian
Transparent Window blinds, Blind Trimmings. Clocks
Mahogany vancers, Varmsh, HaiTcloth, CuIled Hair,
Spring Sackng otions Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
cct ali OF which will sold at the lowest prices. aug2i
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CLEVELAND DETROIT,
connection NTH the Cierelnnd and Cincinnati Rdiiroda
CIerelad and Eric r. ClerelGd and Pittsburgh r. r.
+ and Mehigan Central r. r.
Passenger win be ticketed through from point
Lake Michigan to Cleveland Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either OF those places to point
Lake Michigan.
This line will be composed Of two low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route fIs
CAPT u U. STANARp
& r' AND
EOREST L., a
will Cleveland for Detroit. and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at g. O'Clock, arriving In both
cities the following morning in for the morning
trains or cars Chicago, Cncnna and Pittsburgh and
for the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order:
FOREST CILY
"Wednesday. Friday
51'g CLEVELAND.
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit:
CLEVELAND
Monday. Wednesday Friday
FOREST CITY
Tuesday. Thursday Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Mackinaw,
Saut St Marie Saginaw and all ports OH Lake Michigan
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS
will compose the line until the boats ready.
AGENTS.
C. RRADBURN & CO., Cleveland,
PITTMAN, TR0WBRlDGE & JONES, Detroit.
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SEPTEMBER %, 1862.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
7a @ ds Warehouse. u9 H
ESTABLISHED 1871.

ylT L offer for sale well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS'
LEATHER. and every description ol PAPER-MAKERs'
MATERIALS. .'
Having been first BY sererdi years, to establish In the
West Paper business complete in all its parts we have
formed permanent connections with the best manuaetu
this and receive supplies directly from
them The prices and terms now offer arc as iaVora-
BILE as the goods be purchased for In the Eastern
cities. .rI-.rf #.t
We have the exclusive Ogency for the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER d SMITH
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be-
ing highest grades OF Writing Papers made In this
country. ...-.s Ill =, a, 4, =,
Our stock embraces every description of Paper used In
by mail will be filled at the same prices IL bought
person. Samples will be sent by mail free Of cost
aur2i BuTLER& BROTHER,
- 90 s.sN Wholesale Paper Dealers,
-h...a.sL .T4r.t.. 2T Pearl Street.
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IHE Subscriber thankful for liberal patronage extei
cd TO him. bes request the attention OF
to present large well selected assorneu consisl
cellaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary. Blank
books Wall Window Papers, and Variety Goods5-i
wishing purchase in quantities, every indueeunnt Will
Rags taken In exchange or paid at the highest
'A'e' H's'..,.5- .,I -stia.il JOHN II. THOMPSON.
Aug et,-tfib-.5-, 81 Monroe Street.
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D gilIi ia,E sa Dupont's Powder. e -, - -
,HE subscriber thn Agency for tho above fowuer
and has full supply OF all qualities on han1
ang2I. VIZ. y.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
II. o. GOODMAN &iCO.
WHOLESALE DEALERsIs
Card Rnarde, Iralx

Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEACHING POWDERS, FILrIso, WIRE CLOTH, &c.
Pearl Street. Cincinnati, O. ..sr
A MONG their stock. may be found WRITING, AND
a BLANK HOOK PAPER. the largest assortment in
the West, ofevcry description
Printing Paper. all sizes Eng & Amer, Tissue PAPER
I,ook is.''HE' Copying Z"
coi'd. r Meaumt D'ble: Med. RI%itins :.
Ass'd. 90 Fiitering
Envelope DIiFgst ... "
Plate and Iithoprarh, Marble
Manila genuine -. Glazed and Gilt "
Hardware PAPER Cloth I...H " .-
Ham .. Caru -.s q.
Match BOX Roofing Paper, prepared and
Te, uiprepOred. #T ...
Shoe Shoe Wrapping Paper. all sizes
Envelopes ofcvery description, &c. &c.
BOARDS.
Perforated FINDERS Bonnet Press and Straw Boards.
Also, Agent for Lightbodys SUPERIOR PRINTING INK,
Book, AND CoLoREp INK, &c. .I.
Cards, md Cnrd Ronrds.
ExrRA PEARL FlcED CARDS.
EyrR ProrLE's
pRISTERs' -
PORCELAIN
S,rrs SURFACED CARD BoARns.
Ivory
PRISTERs' r..
SATIN EskMELED
Porcelain
pr.RLSrRrACrp CoLoRE REp CARD boards. ..Il
The above Cards and Card loards arc cx
nIcasy for ourselves most beautiful surface and
finish; they do not peel in working ami are afforded at
lower rate Cards he rctniore offered in this mai
ket. and as low az they he purchased in the Fast
and consumers in Paper and Cards. arc res
pccfuly invited examine stock All our goods arc
received direct from manufacturers which enables us TO
sell f not lower. than other house III tho west
u-J' Paper made to order. r... '.... a..
If
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TIME undersigned has rcopencd his stock OF Superior
Tobacco and Cigars at No. 167 Main street. west side
near Market Alley where will be found all the choice
Brands OF Tobacco and Cigars OF which follow
ing is partRegalia, Imperiaes, Canones La Normas
Common Cigars -, y igi s's.te 70 i.f.
TOBACCO. yflgGs
Russell and Robinson,s, Grants, Dixon's Jones and
Hudsons. {'-5-ti IL ,,-,,rr,, saas.trs< a.st5 ,u.T
Rappe Congress, Macbuba, Scotch, Cut and Dry for
S,nneing &c s#II,1ratf- tFil'E'.a-
The ndersiged feels thankful favors heretofore be
slowed, and would respectfully solicit portion OF public
patronage. ft.... x,,,..,,t,,.,,,,,,,, cd
aug24-1md. ''' WM. II. HoWSEh. !
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carpenter and Jobbing Shop.

Carpenter and Jobblng SHOP. !
,-es ELIAS DEW, is prepared TO execute all descrip
:.H tions OF Carpenter Work. Plain and Ornamental
FL ARClIsTECTURA l. ORNAMENTS,
made 10 cTder Contracts for IiIdngs made on liberal
terms and every description of bbing promptly attended
TO. II a., Co..
bn,ee Aug. 21,-tf.
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In the year 1898, DR.. Chalmers delivered
res of lectures in London the subject of Church
establishments. OF the enthusiasm created by lis
appearnce on this occasion, DR.. Hanna gives the
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Carthage. Hamilton Co.. Ohio. 0-.8usav au
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MERCHANDIzE.
MCDANIEL q HURT, GRocERs

-. - : - ha,,. i, store
,an -. t;,s,ni J.y,,;ra cosJee
~ 49, ~, N,rha and old White do. some
ofvhieh i very choice
5hbIs \. Orleans. Rico and St. Croix Su-
s.,s part prime
an nark,res loaf crushed and powdered Sugar
Il NIL. elariie and coffee Sugar
Il NIL. and hhds. n Orleans, Rico and Gu
bn Molasses
35o keys Nails assorted, from 3 to GO d'y
Oh 1870 country and rolled Iron embracing
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From the Southern Planter.
Rrcnkiny Colts,


Mr.. Elitoy:-As it has been my for
tune to have seen many valuable farm
horses spoiled and rendered comparative
ly useless by bad management in breaking.
! think It may prove not unuseful to some
oi your readers to give them the benefit of
my practice in breaking colts to harness,
which is by no means new, but has been
IN use for many years, and only requires
publicity to make it more generally prac-
Used.
The fall after the colt is two years old
he should be bridled and tied securely TO a
pair Of steady horses, and taken to the field
and permitted to walk by the side Of them
for two or three days whilst they are at
plough. The gearsmay then be put on,
and the same process gone through for
several days. when the colt may be hitch
ed and worked for one or two days. He
should then be turned out and not used
any more until the next spring when he
may be used moderately and again turned
out, and taken up again and again through,
out the season; after which he may be used
as it may suit the owner The advantage
Of this mode Of breaking is that the horses
rarely, if ever, kick, and are easily made
to work to any kind of vehicle the owner
may desire. In thirty years | have never
departed from this practice without suffer
ing more or less from IT.
Thomas GARLAND.
January 3, 1852.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A circuit court continued and held for Frank
IA lin county, the courthouse. on the 18th day
Of October, 1851, sitting court Of Equity.
Caleb Tate, William NJ. Bur~ell. Wiley 7
Woods, Andrew S. Brooks, Joseph Rives, Robert
r. Woods. Washington Flood, Armisteod l.. Bur
well, and Joseph Dickinson, surviving adminisra-
tor Of Pleasant Dickinson decd, Pl't'fs.
against
James Lanier, Moses g. Carper. John s. Bur
well, Josiah W. Dickinson and Martha bis wife,
the President, Directors and Company of the Far
mers Bank Of Virginia at Danve. Reuben Hop
kins, John Dickinson, Samuel and William Ayre-,
james Lindsey ard Lindsey George. Defts,
The court doth further adiudge, order and de
cree, that one of the commissioners Of this court
do take an account Of any money which may have
been paid by any party to the deed oftrust to the
defendant Lanier, to the defendant John B. Bur
well towards the aforesaid sum Of sf05, and its inter
est how much Of the said Of si05 would be the
share chargeabIe to the said 3urweD in respect Of
his own interest in the said deed to Lanier and the
annual value of the rents of said land during the
time the said Burwell held and occupied the same
since bis purchase thereof at the Shcrih-s sale
down TO the 9Th October, 1874, and the said COM
missioner IS TO state and report the matters afore-
said. Copy extract from decree,
RIO. A. SCOTT, D. c.
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,her becomes cool in September. we haul
a quantity to the house. split them open
with spoon, scrapc out the pulps into a
cnlender, and strain the water into vessels.
We boil it in iron vessels down to syrup,
then put in apples or peaches, Ike making
apple butter. and boil slowly, until the fruit
is well cooked, then spice to taste. and you
have something that most of people will
prefer to apple butter. or any kind ofpre.
serves. Or, the syrup may be boiled with.
out fruit, down TO molasses, which will be
found to be as fine as the best sugar house
molasses. We have made Of fall as
much as ten gallons Of the apple butter,
if | may SO call it, and molasses. which has
kept till May in fine condit. o."
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

u Y The subscribers now receiving and open
ing one ofthe largest and most desirable stocks Of
Goods ever offered the public in this place.
The attention ofthe Ladies' is respectfully nvi-
ted to their selection Of Dress Goods consisting ia
part DC plain and fancy Silks. Satin DE Chine hg'd
Mousl;ns and Cashmere, French Mcrinos Of the
best quality plain Mouslins and Cashucres all co
lors, Apaccas in great variety Bombazinc Of supe
nor quality Party Dress Goods, French Embrodc-
ries, Hosiery, Gloves. IId'k'fs, Ribbons; Mouslin
Founccs. a new articles Silk and Woollen Vests,
&c. Sc.
Gentlemen will find in orr stock a selection Of
Cloths, Cn<simeros and Vestines, unsurpassed in
this market; also fancy and plain Scurfs, Craya,s,
Gloves of all descriptions, silk and linen Hd'kfs
Suspeudcrs; Merino Skirts, the finest ever in this
market; Collars, Sc &c.
Our supply Of heavy Wooens is large and well
worthy the attention Of those having servants To
clothe: Blankets, at all prices; Domestcs very
cheap Calicocs, in great variety; large stock Of
Carpeting and Rugs.
Weask that all in want Of goods. viii give
stock an examination as confident Of s,iiiaFto
those who will DO SO. Our Goods are Ne ~, and
have been purchased with the greatest care, and
wc are determined to sell thcm.
Country Merchants will find it no disadvantage 70
give our stool, IN examination will sell upon
as good terms as any house IN the State All W.
ask X that YOU favor with call.
Oct Cts COLHOrN s. HOLT