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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

The editor Of the ST. Louis Christian Advocate
is responsible for the following: 10 ?, i'l,si....
"Did you ever know subscriber to a public
paper who did not think he. or she, as the case
might be, could improve said paper ittle-just a
littlel In their estimation, it would be an excel
lent paper II little more of this, or little less
of that were IN it, For the benefit of all persons
who may be disposed to think we may do a little
better than what we do-as no doubt we might
in someS cases at leas-we beg leave to relate the
following anecdote: ...,.-.. .yg,.
Some years hgo, it fell TO our lot to travel dis
trict part of which lay in South Carolina, contagi-
Gus to district in the South Carolina Conference
1t SO happened, that on one side ofthe line, there
was Jealous sort of brother who had wonder
full taking on about preaching; not doubling but
that he was called to the work, and was fully COM
petent to its performance His brethern, however,
did not happen to coincide with his views. This
was rather damper, but satisfied that the mistake
was in them not in HIMSELF he continued to press
his suit He was greatly distressed, the world was
| all going wrong, and he had been called TO bear
large share in the work OF its reforIna ton. But
his brethern did not think linn qalified! Strange
stupidity, thought he, but must be overcome; they
must be enlightened i'll the matter; hence, he ask
ed for ptItunty to preach, TINT they might
hear and judge Cor themselves. The reques: was
granted, the appointment made, and at length the
day,
rifu ..Big with the fate OF Cesar and of Rome" l
| arrived, when he to preach his first sermon.
The congregation assembled, and the preacher
that was 10 be-ascended the pulpit. He went
though the preliminary services, took his text, ut
tered some halfdozen sentences-and stopped short
oil. There he stood, and there sat the congrega-
ton. He looked ,imploringly at them, and they
looked quizzically at nln. He turned his eyes to-
| ward the ceiling, but no relief. He scratched
his head, but caught no idea. Then, having no
thing else tn poke out he poked out his tongue,
but this did not relieve him, The suspense was
becoming painful-he saw it, ny, and felt it also
at last in the most lugubrious tone, he drawled outs
/ & thar
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' P3.AlRAGRAPHICAL.

uJ-Thcre were IS deaths by cholera and 10 by
yellow fever in N. Orleans last week.
UrAlbonfs concert for the beneftof the Fire
Department Of New York, realized about $4,000.
The officers Of the Department are out IN card OF
thanks to the generous artists. '4isr i.f.as.I
T rrDavid Morgan recovered 50, $50, from Henry
D. Gardiner, in Boston, last week for assault and
battery The assault and battery was one of ordi-
nary character The amount of damages claimed
was IS, 900. .'ssS'if i8a-' ta: H.ad-1lt
u-JMr. Emerson, in one of his lectures, observes
that in New England man might one day be a ay-
ern keeper and next judge. 90 very natural
transition" whispered wag, " from the bar TO
the bench" 1s5e s. 'atsi- sau hra
Ira correspondent predicts that the approach
ing winter will be avery cold one, for the reason
that the past winter very severe, and one cold
winter is generally followed by another.
0-TOpticians preserve peculiar race of spiders,
whose webbs they employ to strain across the eye
pieces of important telescopes, no fabric of hui
man constructions sufficiently fine for the purpose.
IRA few nights ago in New York city, gentle
man during his sleep at home, was dreaming that
he was on the railroad track and the locomotive
was about to run over hm' Jumped Out OIL the bed
and broke his leg, and was otherwise injured.
GfThe sunny elmes of Italy are becoming very
attractive to our American ladies' Private letters
from Europe state that quite number of ladies from
the United States-now in London and Paris-in-
tend to spend the winter in Italy. ~ !7.4-7, -
fThe American Fisheries appear to be pretty
we'll broken up. The Newburyport Herald thinks
it probable that our markets will be supplied by
the British fishermen, as the duty, under the tariff
if of 1876, is only about 90 cents barrel, at the
rate the British fish come inyoiced. 10 q t7B J
UTThe laws of The French army prohibits Off
GERS of all arms, and every grade, from marrying
without permission OF their superior, and the bride
in each case must be of good moral character, and
endowed in her own rightwith an income of l 200
francs per annum. ~ 800 81 '.si f45t q
u l..
ments prove that the average duration of human
life from six to eight years longer in the districts
which are the most advanced prospect to educa-
ton. In like manner the inhabitants are most
healthy in those departments where agriculture is
most improved, manufacturers most extended, and
commerce most active.
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By Last Nights Mail.

NEw York CONGRESSIONAL WORCESTERSHIRE
Wings of the city of New York, met in conventions
ON Thursday evening, and made the following
nominations for Congress:-Third District, James
Bowen; Fourth District, ]. H. Hobert Halves;
Filth District, Joseph Hoxie; Seventh District,
Robert G. Campbell; Eighth District James Brooks.
The convention for the Sixth District. however,
failed to make choice, and adjourned to Tues
day Evening. -fsltE
NEW York ErIscorAL CoNvESTIoN.-We pub
lished Geographic dispatch some Gays ago, an
nounclng the election of the Rev. DR.. Wainright as
Provisional Bishop Of New York. The following
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MrssRs. Eprrons: Here is another Renaissance
which may amuse such of your readers as do not
see the Home Journal, in which it appeared some
time ago. 1t is descriptive ofan interesting relic,
not often seen by travellers abroad. 9
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"Non 4ono fia, com 'lrano prima."

1.-The Sampler of the Virgin Mary; clrysaized
tears; memorials of Saints and other maryes piety
had collected, here, as well as elsewhere, had be-
come too familiar, in my travels through Italy, to
engage attention, this object of my visit 10 Monza
had fully occupied; and after expressing my sat
isfgcton, to the utmost of my ability, and my prop
er sense of the courtesies bestowed on me-, with
drew from the church, ntle order had entered it,
and returned 10 Milan, delighted with my excur-
sion; but in vain endeavoring TO extort from my
companion the means he had employed to rendcrl 1t
on this occasion had taken no unusual advantage
of the passe par tout, at whose magic touch the
mysteries, and qualifications of Europe are general
~ unfolded. a F.rat. ..I.aa-
ELLENDALE. frNfa w. IL. b.
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Odd Fellows, Mnsons, Rcd Mon, Sons of
$40 t.tN 40 iIempernnce. I'll VIC
And other Society Rega1ia,
Banners, Seals md Je,rels, manufactured and sold
by Gibbs j. Smith, No. 73 baltimore Street,
baltimore, Md.
THE assortment usl ally on hand consis SITS OF
pr fHau9ss REGALlA, sEr1iodt
Odd iFe.lons'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En-.
campmcnt.
49, Past Grand and other Officers. plain and
emb roidcred.
,Rrr =. 1st, "a, %, ith and 9th Degree Parade Re.
Pichy embroidered Encampmcnt Parade
Rcgalias
Mnsonic-Knights Tomplnr, Royal Arch, and Master.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c.
Sons Of Tshyrranre--Nn National, Grand aud Subordinate
observation-disclosures and Members.
Red Me-Snclems, Past Officers and richly embroidered
Sd Degree workins anu Parade Rcgaia. ?
JEWELS z'-1' >A'
OF the various Orders, lSilver Gilt Plated Metals,
including knights Tcmplar, (with liiks.)
BANNERS 1. 60 ~ f'4
ous ders and Societies. manufactured orderi and De-
signs for Banners, when required, furnished free OF e.
pense showing the style OF the when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment to be found in the u s.
LODGES, lENCANIPMEN1rS, DIVISIONS AND
IT,, q TRIBES; ~ ctl.N t.,.y 4
Parade Working Resaiia, banners. &c. depend up
on having their orders satisfactorily filled by calling on or
addressing GIBBS e SMITH, [
egaa Banner Manufacturers, 10 Baltimore Street,
laltim oic, Md.
pcb- CT FRY, Agent for Wheeling. Va. " oet5-u
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ALL persons indebted TO the subscriber will please cal
at the old stand s9 Market Square. and settle their nc
drew Muldrcw, whose receipt will be sufficient.
octi-3td. '----J jas. MCKEE. /,
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Notice.

THE Subscriber having sold his entire stock OF Grocc
John Mldrew takes pleasure in recommending hin
TO his old customers and the public generally believing M
3udrcw will sell good article OF Groceries good
any house in the cityl ts - fJdS AckEE.
Wheeling, Oct q ~. ,t.-,.. .. 80
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~Por Local, River, Telesraphic and commercia Intel
1For Poetry, Choice Literary Selections and Variety.
see First Pare 'a-
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GEN. Ca..,. Opinion or scott.


Gen Cnss said:-I5fiere GEN Scott IL honorable
ind patriotic ezs AID hes eriie hs aud
his deeis the 5satesf cges OF his eottrys his
TORY; breath OF calumny from shall ever
yyther single OF the laurel that cncirces his brow
His fairly and IriH NOT BE prevent
from king airIyorH have enjoyed his personal friend
day by any eaiumny toprove myself unworthy oft
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CENTR4L WIG COMMITTEE OF

CENTRAL WHO COMMITTEE OF
OHIO COUNTY ...I..'
-,...t. -lt.r-.-.r I'D 81. a,r ~
..l.t A. P. WOODS, Chairman. i
-Ist Ward-THos. SwEENEY, W. HoLLADAY;
ID 4" JonN BIsIior, G. E. WIcRuAM;
Sd I" JAcon G. METcALr, ]. C. TooD;
4th JAMES BopLEY, JouN HUBBARD:
5th JAcoB HoRxnnooK, &C. HAnDMAN;
9th JomS L. HONS, J. MosTcoMERr.
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FOR PRESIDENT, -.l..-5-.
WINFIELD SCOTT. r.a
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.

Wig Electoral Ticket. - 5,r s..A
1sr DIsTKIcr-JoHN 4. kILBY, OF Nansemond, !.
2xD DIsTRicT-EDW. X. CHAMBERS, of hecklenburg
Ban DisTRIcr-TH0MAS s. .FLOuRNOY, OF Halifax. q
fru DIsrRIcr-H. H. MARSHALL OF Charlotte. y "a
6ru Observation-Disclosures IyES, OF Albermarle.
6rH DisrRIcr-wILLIAMC q. SCOTT, OF Powhatan.
grn DisrRicT-JOSEPH SEGAR, OF Elizabeth City.
Sru DtsrRIcr-ROBERT MAYO, OF westn,oreand.
ern DtsTRIcr-HENRY w. THOMAS, OF Fairfax. 9i-
10rn DIsrRIcr-tLEX'R. X. B0TRLER, of Jefferson.
1frH ihsTRtor-COL. J. Ii. BALDWIN, or Augusta.
1oTu DsTRIcT-JOHN ECHOLS, of Monroe
I3ru DIsrRIcI-wALTRR PRESTON, Of Washington.
Iirn pIsrRIcr-JoHNJ JACKSON, Jr., OF Wood.
16rH DisrRIcT-T. NJ GALLY. Of Ohio. az.
Independent Peopie's Candidate for Congress,
W. T. WILEY. of monongalia.
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Batting n Paper.

oxE WHO SERVED UNDER scorr.
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u-T-The extensive foundry and machine shop Of
Messrs. Gebbart & MARSHALL, in Dayton, was des-
troyed by FIRE on Wednesday morning last, between
one and two o'clock. A portion of the contents
was saved by great effort, but the entire building
was consumed. The loss is estimated at from Sly
to eight thousand dollars insured at 80 900 in the
Western Reserve Farmer Mutual, of gainesville,
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following month. No higher punishment can
therefore be inflicted upon these atrocious Offend
ers, II. Reilly, S. Mills, and ]. Reilly, than that
prescribed Tor state of peace, viz. fifty Iashes well
laid on the bare back of each and their punish
uent is committed accordingly, with the addition
that each be branded on the check with the letter
D, kept a close prisoner as long as the Army re-
mains in Mexico, and then LIE drumined out of the
service ..i. ~ u' ,izfs su,.sift -,la..
So much of the punishment in the case of Henry
Newer, company D, 4th Artillery, as relates to
hanging is, on the Recommendation OF many men,
bers of the Court, RENTED and like remission is
made in the case OF Edward McHerron, company
Q, same regiment out of consideration for son, a
private in the same company, who has remained
faithful to his colors. 7-s'5 ssnla lo ii. = Iaa
There icing some slight circumstances of nitsa-
ton in the several cases of Hezekah Akles, John
BARLEY, Alexander Mckee, and John Bowers, all
of company II, Sd Artillery, their sentences are
committed as in the cases of T. Reilly, ]. Mills,
aud ]. Reilly above. -ri--a i'l-,s7s
The remainder of the prisoners tried by the same
Court and for the same crime, viz: Henry Yer
rator; companyS, I'd Dragons; +. Rhode, com
pany ], I'd Dragons; w. A. Wallace, company C,
I'd Infantry; Lawrence Macky, company X, Sd
Infantry; Patrick Dalton, company B, I'd Infantry;
John Sheeap, company G, 9Th Infantry; Henry
Meyers, company G, 9th Infantry; Elizier S. Lusk,
company c, Sd Infantry; James Spears, company
D, Tih Infantry; Dennis Cohohan, company j, 18th
Infantry; James Mcdowell, company X, It'll In
fantry; Martin Lydon, company D, It'll Infantry;
VIM. II. Keeck, company F, 4th Artillery; VIM.
oathouse, company j, I'd Infantry; Henry Octker,
company D, 4th Artillers; VIM. O'ConnoI, COM
pany X, LIST Artillery; Andrew Nolan, company G,
9TH Artillery; Herman Schmidt, company D, Sd
Infantry; R. w. Garretson, company H, Sd Artil-
lery will be hung according to their senten
ces between the hours of six and seven clock in
the forenoon next amer the receipt ofths order
may be arranged by the commander of the post or
camp where the said prisoners may respectively
be found. -jrs "a $50,
BY command of Major General Scott:
!. x .Ssis ii3I H. L. SCOTT, "A. a. a. G.
The petusal Of the above order proves the mali
cious falsity ofthe German Locofoco paper, as not
one-third Of the number of Germans charged, by
that paper, to have been whipped OF hung can be
found in the entire list of those who were punish
ed; and SO far from the gallant Scott showing u
vindc,iveness of spirit he spared every convicted
deserter their ignominious death of the scaffold
that he could find the slightest excuse for SO doing
His strict and tenacious regard for faithful OBJ
servance of the laws OF his country never could be
more glowingly depicted than in the Communication
of the sentence of the notorious Riley, from death
to whipping and branding, This Riley was the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-01
JACHsON,s CUOKiN STOVES.

rYNHE undersigned would rcspectly inform the pub
Il lie, that the stoves aJveriisedsr ale ia this city
by Scantn ~ Paryin. purportin- b. an ina yro
upon my patent Cooking Stove ia entirs forgery 50
lar - my name Is connected WIN There has
been any improus ncnt made upony stove nor stove
made by ANY body combining the Lcpes wl,irIl max c
mine superior to auy now in USE IA cooking and bsk.
inS stove,
The taiag here offered upon the edit III my stove is
patient long ago Superseded aud uown aside in the
East, and recently picked up In Ceiunati, aud nuY
brought into thi. market 10 ln,postpon the public
cssons G,au:nc stove can bc hatiy of JAS. Scantln
& Son who have the exclusive right make and sell the
same in Indiana.
81 PTS IkRY JACKSON,
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FRESH ARRIVAL!

1OCASES Hats, Gaps and Bonn,ts, just received Der
40 steamer Hindoo Comprising la part the follow
ing, viz:
doz. B. Angola Silk Hats;
9 do Excelsior do do
do Fashioaapie Mole Skin DO
4 do Bck Mapsd do
IL do Fashionable Bck Brush do
m do do do Nutria do
20 do mems bek Bucna Vista Hats;
~ do do Silk Push Cal,s, ass'd;
80 do Boys and Infants Velvet Turbans and Caps;
80 do do Cloth Caps;
- do do Cotton Plush do
10 do do Boston CIoIh do
Is do Men Mohair do
Is do do Cotn do
20 do Florcrcs brazil Bonnets ss.'l: and 70 sale by
s.it2l MCkGAN; KLEIN 81 PRESTON.
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NEW G. JODS.
TCcAsEs AND BAl.Es OF DRY Goo lI,s reed
direct from the manufacturer, Comprising Ia par To-
wit
Elcach"d Muslins ass'd;
MousIin Delains do
Ginghams do
Jaconcts do
Cross b red Muslius 10
Swiss and Null do
Bobincts, Irish Linens do
laces, kdgng and Insertions:
Silk, Cotton aud Linen tikfs;
SIs,cnlers a.sd
Combs Fine. Rc,ldng aud Tuck;
Single and lpodblc Booucr Tuck Combs;
Notions of every description;
.7LSO,
Over Coating. every kind,
Cloths, Blue, Black and Fancy;
Cassimcrs, Black aud Fancy Dosskin;
do do Plain;
Sstinctis, large assortment;
AGAIN,
Large and choice scccous of PRINTS Of the most APP
Cd Brands of tho latest and ost beautiful Styles
best quality asf esiors. in word. If Merchants
visiting Evansville. wabt the very tip fyashiea the!
aud riU b. accoinoda ii 10y calling at The store 81
serti7 MORGAN KEEN 81 PRESTON. on Main 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale Importers Of Dry Goods.
EransriNs lad

EransriUs lad.
RE receiving and opening in the large and com
"A modious building lately erected by.Nr Oisrer LGdd
ON First street bef9eem Ham and Sycamore street the
largest and best assorted Stock Of Fancy aud Staple Dry
Goods, ever brought to this market Our extensive "a
cilities in connection with New York house, enables
u to offer such Inducements tn purchasers will mako
Il to their advantage 10 purchase of us. We SHALL
nue add weekly to our all ready largo stock,
keep it at all times full and well assorted with
Prints of e0ery kind, style aud price,
-Beached Shrtngs and shectings.
Brown shirtings and Sheengs OF all widths style anil
brands,
Tlskins' of an an the different re brands
Canton and Domet F,annels,
Red, white and yellow Fianncis, all wool,
Cloths of all eolors and prices from the principal
French, English aud Belgian factories.
Cassimercs, plain and fancy, single and double mild
Tweeds, all wool, and cotton ami wool,
Plaid Linseys of ali the different styles,
MousIin de Lanes of every style and price,
Earston, Lancaster and plain Llack Gnghams
silk, Cotton and Wool Vcsiings.
Hosery-Mens English Wool hose and half hose,
do do Cotton half hos,
W"mans do wOrstcd cotton Hose all colors
and prices,
Glovcs-Mens heavy Buck Gloves.
do Kid, Cotton aud Wool do,
WOmens 10 do do do,
silk. Linen and Cotton Poke, liandk erchiefs,
Swiss Musins,
Jsconeu Maslns
Book Muslins.
Plaid Cambricns,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Irish LINN dressed and uudrcssed in half pieces,
Colored and Paper Cambric.s.
lt1lian sewing SILK all colors and Letters,
Spool six,
Spool Cotton,
Marshalls Linen Thread all numbers.
Coat, cotton, do
Plain Embro'd and Printed long and Square wool
Shawls,
Blankets full assortment.
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths,
silk and Mohar Lustcrs,
Plain, fgu sed and Plaid Poplins,
Buttons combs and fancy goods OF every Kind aud
description all of which Offer 10 the trad: at the low
est Cincinnati prices.
septIJ MERRITT FIELD & CO.
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BANK NotcE.

NOTICE ID hereby gwen thate Annual Election for
IN eight Directors in the Bran at Evansville of the
State Bank OF Indiana, will bheld at the Banking
House on MONDAY inc ISL day o'oycmber ensuing be
tween the hours Of III O'Clock o'clock T.. "
BY order o the trl aud Directors
scptaS-2w II. NiArHBON, Cashier
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Furnisiii nS Goods, Hats
(1NS. &c.

TnE undersigned having just 3
~ bought out the Clothing Establish "a
~ess,ss- nscnt OF Mr.. s. k>uS under the 90
<~sSe journal Oticc, would respectfully call
the OF the public TO The large stock OF Clothing,
Furnishing Goods &C., whcl, they have hand..
They OF the best manufacture and made i'm the most
fashionable styles. Having been purchased at such rates
will enable them sell at the very lowest prccs.
Those wanting Clothing OF any description, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally, would and To their
advantage call al this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere In this stock will bc found oyercot, Cloaks,
Dress Frpck aud Sack Coats Shirts, Hats and Caps &C.,
&c, which open for inspection Call If want
to get goods cheap. GOTTLEiB, VILE Il co.
decl2-u
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SOM ETHING NV,
ADMINISTRATORS nrIcG

ff'fiE undersigned las taken out lets Of admnstra-
Il ton, on the Estate of r. ii. Hoo,at. of Wander
hurgh county Diseased. All those iIStcd TO said e,
az please caii ana settle the sahwthout delay
Az" n. having e'dinls against saio ate, will lease
present them duly authenticated for nlement said
Estate isstpposed to be solvent
Evansville Sept. llth lSJ:, ELEa W. HOOD
scptii 3v mini.rat,ix
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CC-PARNERSaIP
FANCY DR GOODS.

FANCY DR GOODS.
lust received per sloane Hindoo, IL Cases fancy
- Dry Goods Comprising part the following to vii:
Plain and Figured Chhclion;
d. do -,
Mousiin Delains;
Cashmere do
Wool 10
Florence Sils
SILK Serge;
Grape ass'd;
Rich winter Bynnci Rilens:
Blk ANA Fancy hg. Siisieils;
Black silk Shsws;
Bay State do
Sup. Fine do
Black AMI Fancy SILK Cvats;
Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties;
Artihcials, (Winter)
Cuffs End Ruch ass'i;
Kid Gloves do
Silk and Cashmere do
l.islc Thread and Cottono
ALSO
cases spragne, 4. Alley Son, and Globe Fancy
Prints:
] do Solid Ciyd;
| do Bcacncd Muslin; " for sale low by
s-pt22 MORGANzEEN a. PRESTON.
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L. seH"iSs. ...---S r. ScHwISs
New Store md Crate Warehouse.
Copper, Tin anl Shsctiron Ware lfanutac-
t0ry.
Main street. Opposite the Bank.

Main street, opposite the Bank.
M have Just reciv ed and Offering the best
w selected assortment of Stoves brought thi.
marSct, of Cncinnat end Louisville Manufacture con
siDg Of coal and wOd Ranges Buckeye State, HOoser
STATE, aud kentucky Premium cook stoves, coal and
woot Psror, trankn. ana Cannon, plate, Shield.
Parior, and all kind OF heating slaves. A handsome
assortment Of cnanieed- and plain Mantle Crates.
Also Tin ware, Goa Buckets Japaned ware, Sad irons
and housekeeping articles generally. We warrant all
articles sold by us to what represent them the
money refunded
Particular attcniionpad to job Work Of US will
give personal aon and If satisfaction 10 not re IL
dcred. no charge will, made.
scpt29n j. p. SCHWING & co.
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also a ma, a,.ort,nent of fine Linen shlrs anu Si"''
various other articles. -, ,.x-o ;,s,
In addition 1. n above. (my usual stoeSl nave Jus'
returned from, The ST with splcndc and extensive
ok of Cloth. of every description. Will sen low AZ
Vhn,.s ond PETAL or manufacture the same 10 order
e. ,oi d.. and perfec. satisfaction. or no tIaue.
am using in nay establishment, fa.sA,
Mach which enables me to make up che-pcr tnah an.
other estals hment which dos not use theni; in A
chine is working evolution in the Tailoring busihess;-
have obtained, le sole right t. sell patent rights OF ts
invention ia Vandcrbarh coanty, and ASK from inc '"'
AN exami aaiio of this machine . or.,yrurc
s-pf o. ~ - ,nd
ma Se to order i'm the hest style.