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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
CORRESPONDENTS.

PO~HATASI OCl itn, ico-.
Dear Sir AT meeting OF the Democratic Association OF
po,vhaan al their house. Wednesday, the 9th in
stunt. The following resolution offered by Mr. William o!d
Jr. unanimously adopted:
Resolvcd That the President OF this Association be re-
opes,ed "a invite the Hon. John s. Casse representa-
tive in Congress- partake OF barbecue complimentary 10
himself proposed be- given at This place on such day as
may be agreeable 10 him.
In compliance with This resolution most respectfully re-
oaest that YOU will afford the pleasure oil your company
ON The occasion alluded and that you will with your car
Hest nvencnce be pleased inform of the period most
acceptable TO yourself
The hrh degree appreciation by Democratic friends
of Powhaan of your character personally and POLITICALLY
have sincere pleasure arising from perfect accordance with
my judgment and feelings
With most respectful and friendly compliments, ! am
yours, &c, AbNEh GitoMi
Presideu, Democratic Association Of POwhatan.
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TO the Editors of the Enquirer.

PARkERsBrRd, Dor & I552.
Genllemcn-Haying seen, among similar iteInH from al
parts OF State what purpored I" be an extract from
written 10y citizen OF place TO the editors oil The
Richmond Wing in relation 10 the political feeling in this
seciion take the liberty of giving you correct idea OF
politics in Wood county have frequently heard of
both remark TINT the excitement about the m road
great thai political matters We're not duly considered
IN this counIy But Democrats well pleased with
their and will give larger vote Than Wood county
ever gave Democratic candidate Tor The Presidency, whc
there are numbers uf Wings who openly decae that they
will not support Scott among them Gen J. J Jackson
father the Scott Eector for this district }. j. Jackson
J the Eeclo refused take any the canvass
and it is doubtful whether he viii support the nominee
Many have cudeh that this county will give Pierce
majority in November. TRIIH.
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RlcnnoND, l4lh Oct, Is


Dear Please offer those in whose behalf you have
written my thanks for the honor they have done me-
The appreciation of his constituents Is the choicest and Inc
highest reward a representative have and can assure
you il with great pride and pleasure receive the evil
dcnce your invitation affords that have not forfeited the
esteem and confidence OF the Democratic Association o
Powhatana county whose generous and gallant sup
port was 90 much Indebted when candidate for the sui
Iraaes OF the District The 25lh instant il convenient TO
Won will be suitable me- The day on which may
enjoy your hospitality and the people talk together oi
The present striking state of affairs
Accept dear sir, my best acknowledgements for the
very kind expressions with which have accompanied
the invitation the body Of which you the President
aud believe me- very truly, ever yours,
JOHN s. CASklE.
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FUr ne EHYNVtr
COME ONE-COME ALL.

Messrs Ejtors:-The call Tor Grand Rally, Tuesday
night Oregon Hill is hailed with pleasure BY the Cit.
zens Of that place The number OF inhabitants there how
ever is sufficient TO constitute very large meeting, we
therefore appeal TO our fellow Democrats OF Richmond as
well as Oregon to come the Come up in num-
bers that will fill the Church overlooking. The good
work has been commenced and let through with IL
The day hand when every Democrat will be call
ed upon IL east his vote; therefore, let The WORK of organ
cation go On and leave effort untred gal
liant AMI patriotic standard bearers such majority in the
Old Dominion az will make her the banner State of the
Union. VOICE FROM OREGON.
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DEMUEKATTC KAI.T1 ON UREUUN Hill.
The Democrats OF the OF Sydney and Oregon HILL
requested the Baptist Church. Oregon HILL
Tuesday night the 18th insl al ha!lpasi seven o'clock
large is earnestly requested The Democrats ol
Richmond requested 10 participate in large numbers
The Baptist Chapel will hold from two TO three hundred per
sons and hope il crowded The day is close AT
hand when will be called out 10 render account oil our
labots. Much depends Grand Rally Tuesday night.
Come up, Democrats, 10 the meeting Do not find ex
that will prevent your coming ion presence is
CURED. There is To be done, and we InnsI do il
OREGON HILL
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ron TILE MASS mEErINC IN PETERSBURG
on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.


We are authorized 10 stale that tickets VIII DC ''
tie K:cil nrrd aud Petersburg Raj, Road, !" - " ~ =,
Ne, til !, on the 22d ard 23l Friday and "''"'""'
one dniitr to go and return. Persons ca" ,,,il
al A. W. or 3< p. NJ, nnd the tht''
Monday nioinlng. ;;,ir ,h the
10 ,.v Of The Cockadc,' can procure ti'He's
;, 49,. ,,,,,,r.r counting room, or a, the Depot
some Of the ahlest speakers in The unl'n VIII DC
~ md our Petersburg friends know how 10 do Things
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IL will be source of regret 10 every Democrat 10 Sec
rron The following thai professional engagements wl pre-
vent John ~ Patton Esq, from throwing into Tho canvass
inc powerful aid OF bis eloquent voice Though unable u"
articpae in the se, rejoice that his waf'es WISHES
and symputhes Tor the success oil Franklin PIERCE
whom he knows personally be true 10 the Constitution ana
the Constitutional Rights OF the South and, in every way
10 be worthy the cordial support OF the people OF the con
fptpr
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IL DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JEFFERSON
WARD.-Ihe Democrats Of Jefferson Ward will hold an
adjourned meeting on Thursday evening" the 2ls instant
half past seven O'clock at Military Hall (over the Old Mar
ket House Good speaking may be expected and every
Democrat Of the city is invited 10 attend cordial wei
come will be extended TO oil.
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sJY- THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC Assoc
CITATION Of the City of Richmond will hold adjourned
meeting the African Church Broad street. on
Wednesday Evening, Ct ~ o'clock. PATRICK HENRY Az
LETT, Esq, will address the Association.
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity, Wings aud Demo
era Is, are invited to attend
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R.cuMosn lhlh Oct. 1852

Dear Sr.-On my return The city yesterday evening"
found on my table yours Of the lUh September as ana also
nr.I others from different parts Of the Stale, containing
aaering invitations 10 address The people on ie
subecl of The Presidential election.
a,e an absence of more Than three months from The ciy
I'D rsturonu ,usl IA the business CouTsund espe
culy Of The Court OF Appeass about TO be most active
il will be necessary for devote all my time To my pro-
;essiona and other private business
Ii will be impossible for spare the time necessary 10
,n!Iate and digest the materials and thoughts requisite u"
enable mc make speech 10 any pubic assembly, on po
,ir matters such as would be satisfactory 10 myself or
a, all likely to either useful or interesting /" others
shouI regret my inability 10 comply with these INVITA-
lions more than do if supposed such aid from me would
no hana or il needed for the of the nominees OF
the Democratic party do not however Halter myself ta'
any efforts of mine would BIZ valuahe-and suppose mere
Is no serious doub, about the OF those nominees IN
his Stale am glad 10 learn others that an equally
auspcious result may be expected in the Union
am, respectfully, yours, &c, NC, = ,,r,.,,;
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FLORIDA ELECTION

WnnISoroS Oct. l6-In is counties of Florida the vote
stands for Governor Broome Democrat l455 Ward Wing
1852 For Congress, Maxwell Democrat, 1884, Cabel
Whig l340 The counties be heard from gave 2s3 Wing
majority lS4S The contest is close and the majority
will hardly be so either way.
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A WING LIFE OF GENER.I PIERCE

We understand that the Wing Central Committee have
saued and ndus,riously circulating biography Of Gen.
Pierce purporng to be the production OF the Democratic
Committee and containing such admissions would e.,ab
sh the truth of Wing SANDERS We caution our friends
against this Wing life of General Prce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19

We invite The attention of capitalists 10 the advertisement
NJ vpcburo CORPORATION Bonds BY G w. Purcell Co..
vnchhurr is one OF richest towns in The State anu an
Investment in her securities is regarded Us safe and poha
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GRAND RALLY OF TIE DEMOCRACY.

GRAND KALI.l Ut TIE NT.H
In consequence If other meetings This evening" NE re
mocraic Association will meet in the Universais' thuc"
To. Morrow "Wednesday Evening al hall past O'Clock.
Mr. Patrick Henry Ayett OF King William, having ..
ceped an invitation extended TO him by both pe"''''
Associations will on thar OCCASION address the Democracy
uf Richmond
az there hn a Grand Rally Of The party
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November ne:
-+---Sts<------
Ey- H0y ETnyD,S SpEEcu

EX-GOV. FLOYD'S SPEECH.
We devote most of our space this morning TO Ell.
Foyds able and interesting address before the people of
Ta1ewel Our ettere that the eector of the
Washington District Gov. Floyd doing admirable service
10 the good cause
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.,,,,,cu or COY. JOHN u. Floyd,

TAZEWELL G. H.. Oc-. ), 1852.
r....,,, Inns & ELvyp- Dear Sir Ga behalf OF q
, number u fellow citizens, permit us 10 request oi
vou cony Of your stirring and eloquent Speech delivered ~
our Court House YESTERDAY They regard II as lar expo
s,n If Democratic and Democratic doctrines; rs
me exposition If mp-nng peGiis and deem HAT It's wider
iin nav be u! essential service ~ me party during The
NJ ndinp election They are, therefore, unwilling that 'h'
ruriion ana qualification afforded by IT. delivery should
hr confined Ia those heard II. IT, ihen II should not TOO
seriously conflict with your engagements or esI"ss to'
nurh on your convenience would most respectfully so
Tcit COW of your ncOnlrovcrblc argument Tor puhca
lion. =
pemi, ia 10 take advantage of This opportunity 10 cx
nrs mnr admiration for your past public career and OUT
sincere hone that may be long in your power TO render
nrr services 10 the Democracy. IL the same time v,
I'LL ynr,.s our HIGH personal regard and assure you
a., s,caritv and ulras,,re with which subscribe
sci ;,s Ionr friends.
John c. Mcdonald, VIM Henry Maxwell,
VIM. 0 Yos Alex 81. Chr
II. +. Peery, WIN. Cox,
Vim. Thompson, ). H. Graham
Geo. W G. Browne, J. w. NJ WHEN
Thomas pccry Thos. IL. Gillespie
] A Mccall Thos. G.. HARRISON,
II z Boue r. W. Wlen
James S Wiuen r. Gillespie, Jr
Henry :. Bowen,
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OHIO.

According the returns in the Baltimore Sun, the Dem
ocnc majority the State ticket is about sixteen thou
sand!
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~ The Richmond Wing Loathing the Fugitive
SLAVE LAWI!!

The following part Of an editoria! article IN me c
mond Wing of Wednesday, Sept. 29th, 1852
"TNey (he sayeholders) oud neper hare asked Tor me
Fugtre Stare Lal-not that the Constitution does not
give them the right 10 demand tbut il was HARSH MEA,
suRr-beter calculated 10 ame and erasps'ate sectional
feeling and endanger the security Z" slave property han 10
produce anu satary results They could NOT THEMSELVES
LIKE 10 be required catch other peoples and they
seTv naturally supposed the task would not be pleasant
one persons whose education and preudices were all OPP
posed 10 the institution Of slavery.
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u,,r.c,o rron, n Discusslon In AccoIrHe'

.e- ,vepE YOU IN NEW HAMpS!ilRE .o IW w
sEhkS AGS ,S seEECu THAT HE WOULD Enn n,i AZ
Army TO NAECn UPON TIE Sooih' A>D =
SLAVERY" 49,. r,,rvr ur.pp Mr. HALE SPEAK.
M saw WHAT YOU STATE" .,.,., ~ n,rucr pr
Az 1n;.. :UlD YOU NOT HEAR FRASkLlk fiEhLE NJ.
n,T ri THIS AND SAS-IF HALE SHOULD iihn ~, AZ
ARMY TO MARCH on Tue SOUTH ne dAD F EHP np
MARCH OVER His tplERCES) DEAD Bont, fon NE
WoiJl d HEAD AN ARMY TO OPPOSE HINT n,,>c
MT MQpp-l DID. GEN PIERCE DID SAY SS,'ht ;, ~,
HIS HANn UPON Ills BREASTl THAT HALE MoU ia
TO PASS OVER HIS DEAD BODY, bEfoRE RE MAh'h''p
UPON THE SOUTH
-"IN ls4, OR 49, MR. PIERCE SAID IN HIS SPEEG ,ii
upon THE OCCASION HAVE REFERRED TO TIA i,T
DID NOT THINK HALES PARTY COULD MEAS ,S mii f,r
THEY SAID THAT IS TO EFFECT THE eI Mo s
SLAVERY By FORCE OF ARMS AND IF IHEa ~ az
WAS SURE THAT EVERY GOOD CITIZEN w mnwS HIS
WlILiNG.-AT LEAST liz WOuI.D-TO LAY wv AZ
DEAD BODY TO PROTECT THE CONSTITUTING, -l-'
apps and reiteration u me"ihrh'e a'""s"s
81 NOW HESITATE BETWEES EXTENp WsTIoS ro 81
YEARS AND TOTAL REPEAL OF AL , NE @ ~ az
CONGRESS ON THE SURJECT--Mf MIND fACLiHES ~
TIE LATTER-lScorr IN lSti
The above Gen Sc"Trs We nave sec. u ~ NE
his signature I'd Phtaast"" fe''
sysponion.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
TUESDAY, MoRNING. OCTOBER 10. 1892.

mo NORTH. no SOUTH. NO EAST No NHrIESASCE OF
THE CONSTITUTION But SACRED ,t,E ~ TIE CON.
THE COMMON BOND AND TRUE Dhsoi
MON BROTHERHOOD -trankhH Pis'ee.
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TaZEwELI C. Il, Der. ;, 1852.

TALEW ELL y II VIF
EraTigMsSl have This moment received Your Kind ana
hilernn note asking prepare copy ol my hddFess
delivered yesterday, for publication d" mol tcc al liberty
10 csc tho request although the difficulties III the way are
very great will furnish Tie nearest approximation can
what said but not having spoken lro, iu notes. VIII
nor undertake 10 piye an exact report of all did say
For tho appreciation 81 past course me nlcrng nope
Of continuance Of my public service and the kind expires
vi personal regard acc 'p my slhcee acknowledge
meniS.
With The highest respect, AIN, sen:insn .TuIy your
friend and nbcdient servant, JUN ID. LII y:
Mcssrs John &. Mcdonald, VIM. Henry maxwell &c &c,
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LIE, there be Grand Rally Of The party
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
A~.nt. For the Sentinel & Farmer.

-. eollou;ny named gentlemen are our nu-
A.-i..I sr.u,s 10 receive subscripii"us, adver-
s.~.sa.. and lob Work. All contracts uado
- go sill be strictly fulfilled by ms:
sPs;nSlpt;a--v. 3. Palmer. Z. W. Carr, and
9. Fierce
EeSsss-v. 3. Palmer.
Nsz Ysrk-Y. h, Palmor.
wheelins-p. Maclans. ESq,
Eysesstt- s5essph Allen.
kaeisEaA-A.Jul Scbreiert.
sNr-,shsssss--Wm Fleming.
rrsrkiia--DF. L. Conway.
runlay-1a euh Ggishail.
ak.rt Cvssk-Asa Holmes
asSes-lasss Aoagland.
AshsasEnr. Thomas FindlsJ.
Gresn-John Wilkin.
'GMnan-John Brown,
Esrlh--A. F. Crosksy
Nsnrt s--Henry b. Heller.
Washinxtsn--iohn Boyd. 49,
Retaliation pascal August 26,h, lS5l, oS 'hS
n~srT;sos COssty Democratic County Con'en-
Sisn: m.
-nxny III which -1he Democratic SeinneI q
rarr;soa coanty Farmer is now condncteu' Hho
tAat we eheesfa!iy tecommcnd II TO our '"l""
aidscrs az . coed county Paper' an" one WI
rAy tie support of every Democrat III Il"'tlso"
! lsnss ,e., 90 Towr-
Resolution Of ssed August 70. lS5l.at a lowh-
sA;p Nesting held in Moorefeld:
! - $500. That approving Of the manner IN
vsieh sThs Sentinel * Farmer is now con,
easgaA, We cbsetully recommend IT, us soo"
xeaasytpapcr to eur fellow citizens
" ~
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g 1|es6nasssR 9g0asse..

suNEH or -TEuaEN.lAL+ Am WAREEN srEEHTs
cAnIH. ONO. i
.juc~qugra wcsi as tho ''ibtio Buildings form
crly o]ccapied oy fHotpas G Vincent
.es-e, T9iG>VBsCRIBER thanhJul Tor tbs
%bst44E patronage heretofore bestowed upon
6Sb.h@S bim. ~ouli bog iraye to announce
&H1AsEs1@ to HIS old friends and the public AZ
%riuYgc. tnatbe continues ~ the Ole stand This
establishments. has been renovated and put itin
complete repair. and furnished il with entire ns~
Furniture. This house is iocated in the Iuost
pleasant and business part o. she Gown.
TILE S'IAB}.he are extensive, and have nlEo
been thoroughly -~cpaired and win at all times ne
provided with the best ~ proyender and attended
by careful and uhIigiugh ostiers
Connected with The establishment. 10 a large and
extensive WAGON VAR (the best in CadiF5
and suitable for Menageries and Circuses. {
No pains will be spared to render those who
NAV favor The National House with u call, Il
comfortable ae possible. by which means the un-
d~ersigned hopes to merit and receive q liberal
SHIRE OF patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount OF
%Stabling required.
BOARDERS received by ths week, month or
year.
Suitable Rooms can berurnished for P%rivats Fa-
miles.
have connected With the above establishment,
n LIVERYSTABLE, which, for $ lyle OF CAREi-
AoEs, and sa lcty Of IloRsEs, cannot be surpassed
by any establishment ofthe kind in the county.
CHARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
- a 49,. 1851
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Ewes Right---and Dress!

TAKE this opportunity OF saying TO the CHI
zens OF this and tho adjoining counties, that
l am receiving n splendid New STOCK Of FALL
AID WINTER DRY GOODS, the ~prettiess and
best eyer brought 10 this part of the country
which will sell us low as any who sell Goods
in this part of the co~unry-cteap for cash. My
motto is ''Quick Sales und Small Profits"
My Stock consists of super French Merinoes,
Silks and Satins. Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets.
Tweeds. Persians, Delains. Alpaccas. Coburgs,
Laces. Chemisetts, best French-work Capes and
Collars, Flannels, and every variety IN the DRY
Goods line. Also, all kinds of CLOTHING, put
up by ourselves, and made by one OF the best
Tailors in the Western country.
Call and see for yonrselves,-n Snyder & M
Cormick's old stand. Cadiz. No humbug at my
store. tsept24l A. F. MOORE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
$4,000 Reward!
MILLTKIN & GRIMES

WouLD say ayh to .s their old friends sIoo AN, and u ~.
have just received the LARGEST and BEST selected
stock of GOODS ever brought to Harrison county.
II consists Uf everything in the shape of DRY
GOODS AND GROCERIES,, QUEENS WARE,
HARDWARE, ttc., etc.
They are determined 10 give BETTER BARGAINS
than any other store in g. these d~iggins." Ifyou
don't believe it come and see for yourselves.
Bring on your Produce. tor Millikin & Grimes
always pays as high, If not higher prices for all
kinds Of Country Produce, than any other store
in Cadiz. octS
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Fresh Maad E'UF'e Drugs

subscriber is receiving at his old stand
in Cadiz, Ohio, in addition 10 HE former
stock, a large supply Of ~ h and prFG
DRUGS, DYES, OILS, PAINTS VARNISfIES,
etc. etc. in short everything usually kept in n
Wesrern Drug store.
His stock has been carefully aslected nsro qual-
ity and prices will be so low that no person can
reasonably object. lisstoek will bs kept full. and
he would cali tho particular attention Of persons
wishing to purchase any thing in mis- line, 70 see
his stock before purchasing elsewhere. a
'Thnnktnl for past %fayors, he still hopes, by care
and strict attention to business, to merit a large
share Of the patronage of a liberal public.
nay2l-Iy JOHN BEALL.
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SHOP NUMBER TWO!

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
IL 0 fCadiz that | have agaiA taken my old shop,
on Market street, directly opposite the Hardware
store. which was recently occupied by Zones and
Roper. ! would respectfully ask the public TO
give me a call at .Number Two.''
An who have boards TO cut or hair to sroR,
Just call on rue at my old shop;
Yes, friends, III tell You what TO de:
Give me a call at " Number Two;'
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give ne time, dear sir, to rest
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
Ny scissors sharp. and razors keen,
And everything | think you'l find.
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then | move my hand as true,
As any barber e'er can do.
With'rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace, u
And all that art and skill can do, ,s
Your money will procure foEyou.
ssts,iy LOT WILLIS,
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Observation-Disclosures
J, P. WOOD,

A T the old stand, Northeast corner Of Main
IN and Market streets. is now receiving AID
opening a very large md well selected stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, Trimmings. ETC., etc.
His goods arc selected with especial reference
to the wants Of CusToMERs; substantial in quality
and colors. neat in style, and WARRANTED to give
full satisfaction in every respect. Customers and
others are most respectfully requested 70 call
and see. lEty- All kinds OF Inerchantabie Pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods.
nci22 ]. P. WOOD.
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DAGUERREoTxPEs /


a C.PARFIDGE. Daguerrean Artist, No
IA. 36, Monroe st.. below Market Wheeling.
Va. respectfully announces TO the citizens Of
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he is pre-
pared to take Dagnerreotypes in the VERY BEST
STYLES. and with all the latest Improvements.
Likenessos taken equally as we'll in cloudy as
in more pleasant weather, and particular atten-
zion paid to obtaining the most favorable position
fur securing a pleasing likeness.
Groupes OF any number OF persons cnn be ta~
ken on one plate. and perfect lkenesses taken
Of young children.
am constantly receiving, atd have always on
hand. ~aeomplete stock of Loekets, Fancy Cases,
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &C., all
Of whish | will seil on the most favorable terms.
oct29.ly A, @. PARTRIDGE,
MIMMlNG goods for sale at ss
ocs25 WOODS Corner,
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BExMER HOUSE

BY JOHN P. WALKER,
Nan Street, nea the North Western Bank,
and one square North Of the
Suspension Bridge.
TTNHIS HOUSE has been thoroughly re.htted
and supplied with new furniture throughout.
Citizens OF Harrison County visiting Wheeling
will find at this house every convenience necessa-
ry TO their comfort.
The Best of Fare and Low Bills.
There is also connected with the house a large
and commodious Wagon Ward, and an ex-
celIcnt Stable, nearly new. or The Eastern
and Western stages call at this house EVERY DAY
or passengers. may7-ly
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Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Man
9 ufactory.

A ApOE FORMAN, THANKFUL for the hhoral
"a oa:rnnege heretofore extended to MN wouI"
nnronncs to The citizens of HARRISON an" u ~;
~jsiAins counties, that ne Is now oe''' P''p"NT
than cTsY 10 manufacture TO order o,,c
FAMILY CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES. bUH-
7 ciES, GIGS. SULKiES, AND Wagons
M . N kinds and sizes, which he feels conhuen'
sasroi be sxccllsl by any other shop III the
J Esyfnx a stock Of material ,hal is r"nily I'M
a.Yns .sed. and having II full knowledge OF the
Aaginsss ia all it's branches. ne respectfully ASKS
sAose s,aa nay want anything IN the above il'e'
- give sia n call. pIo.k
gxs;tA shop, and nsar.y opposite tbs CadIz Hotel
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