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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

Pretty and PredDctire'-Thoro is
n SurRo~cr plant in Our garden some
10 feet high. which has 50 fully de-
yelopcd flowers, and some Of them
quite large. Are there any more OF
the same SORT" hcrcabouis.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
WHEELING BRIDGE.

The Bill legalizing the Wheeling
Bride passed the Senate on the night
Of the 2s,h ult., by Yeas 80; Nays 10;
more than two.thirds vote.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
County COurt-JustiCes.

lnH CLASSIFICATION vi ouot'SS', iN'
term of their election under tho new
Constitution:
JAMES T. DAVIS, Presiding Justice
for ono year.
august Term, 1S52,-Mercdith,
Tough, Yeager and Burgess
.Septembr,-samc Justices.
Ocio5v,-lIaldcman, Holland, Du.
zcnbury and Garrard.
Norcmbr,-samc Justices.
.Drrcmbw,-Statlnrd, Simpson, Pow
ell and Fletcher.
January, 1s53,-Barb, Sine, kra-
mcr and Cobun.
FrJraary,-Pricc, Hess, Anderson
and Daughcrty.
llrcA,-StaiIord, Simpson, Pow
ell and Fletcher.
.iwH,-Wisc, Tcment, Rogers and
Reed.
May,-kenncdy, Robinson, Alex
andor and Cobun.
JnNe.-Barb, Sine, Kramer and Co.
bun.
Mly,-Mcrcdith, Ysager. Lough
and Burgess.
.Aagua,-Price, Hess, Anderson
and Danghcrty.
Observation-Disclosures Holland,
Duzenbury and Garrard.
OctoBer,-Stahird, Simpson, Pow
ell aud Fletcher.
NorcmJer,-Wisc, Tenncnt, Rogers
and Reed.
DcccmJcr,-Barb, Sine, Kramer and
Cobun.
Mnuary. 1s54,-Price, Hess, An
dcrson and Daughcrty.
Ftbrury,-Wise, Tcnncnt, Rogers
and Reed.
Overwhelmingly, Robinson, Al
cxandcr and Garrard.
AprR,-kennedy, Robinson, Alex
andcr and Rogers.
lLay,-Nlercdith,. Tough, leagcr
and Burgess.
.Lu,e-samc Justices,
JLly,-Haldeman, Holland, Duzen.
berry and Garrard.
Axgust,-same Justices.
September, Stafford, Simpson, Pow
ell and Fletcher.
OctoJcr,-Barb, Sine, Kramer and
Cobun.
Morembr, Stafford, Simpson, Pow.
ell and Fletcher.
Decembp,-Price, Hess, Anderson
and Daughcr,y.
Jsnuary, 1S55,-Wise, Tennent,
Rogers and Reed.
OVERWHELMINGLY, hoblason,
Alexander and Reed.
arcA,-Barb, Sine, Kramer and
Cobun.
=. Apra,-Moreli,h, Yeager, Tough,
and Burgess.
May,-Haldeman, Holland, Duzen.
berry and Garrard.
Junc,-Pricc, Hess, Anderson and
Daughcrty.
Mly,-Staaord, Simpson, Powell
and Fletcher.
Ii9gust,-Wisc, Tennent, Rogers
and Reed.
Scptcm5r,-Barb, Sine, Kramer
and Cobun.
OctoJr,-Pricc, Hess, Anderson
and Daughorty.
MOrembcr,-Kcnnody, Robinson, AL
cxander and Yeagcr.
Dcccmber,-Wise, Torment, Rogers
and Reed.
January, ls56,-Kennedy, Robin
son, Alexander and Simpson.
FeJruary,--Daughcrty, Holland,
Anderson and Wise.
Mareh,-Kramer, Haldcman, Sine
and Price.
Ami2,.- Duzenborry, Burgess, Lough
and Meredith.
MaH-Powcll, Barb, Tenncnt and
Hess.
Juae,-Stailord, Robinson, Alex
ander and Fletcher.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

There wcrc Giants IN Mosc days.
Mr.. Gideon Miles Of West Chester, Pa,
is the father Of seven sons and two
daughters, all Of whom are living rx-
cept one, who died within ayear. The
following is the weight Of the survivors;
-252lbs., 23S, 100, 2l9, 100, $50 100,
200, and 204. The father still lives, at
the good old age Of 76. The joint
weight oil the father and eight children
is 2l33 lbs. A mcightier family than
nine Niles will no! be found in .ttieea
miles.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

Democratic Convention.

Pursuant 10 regular notice and ar
pu,ntmrW a Convention OF GrhSa:'s
from thu counties OF ii" 18Th CUn.rrs-
sional district assembled at BarEsriIl'
in Marion county, on TUESDAY, The 2'iln
Of August, 1852, for the purpose OF
nominating candidate Tor CongicSs TO
be supported by the Democratic par.
~.
The Convention was organi2"dhy ap-
pointing John Beck, Esq, Of MonongaIia
county President, W. G. Scott, Esq, Of
Ohio county and Col. Austin Merit, Of
Marion county, Vice Presidents, aud l..
$. Hall, Of Wrizel county, Secretary,
end G. NJ. Howard, Electromagnetic coun-
ty, Assistant Secretary.
The President having explained the
object OF the Convention, Mr.. ]. l..
Gray ofOhio county,in few pertinent
AMI well timed remarks, referring TO
the remarkable fact of the great unanim-
ily throughout the district in favor OF a
certain gentleman, put in nomination
that gentleman, Shrrrard Clemens, Esq,
Of Ohio county. The nomination was
seconded and sustained by Major O'Ban-
non in few appropriate remarks
whrreupon the vote was taken and
Shc.rlrd Clemens, Esq, was unanimous
" nominated.
The following Resolution was Offer
cd by NIaj'r O'Bannon.
R@0lrel, That we pledge ourselves
10 give to Shcrrard Clemens, our condi-
date for Congress, this day nominated,
cordial, hearty and unanimous support
and We will use all fair and honorable
means 10 secure his election.
On motion off. L. Gray Esq. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed a
committee TO inform Mr.. Clemens Of
his nomination, viz ]. l.. Gray, A. J.
O'Bannon, N, Pickenpaugh, Jas. Nc
LIure, and ". G. Scott, Esqs.
On motion the following gentlemen,
wcre appointed a committee to prepare
resolutions for lhe consideration Of the
Mass meeting in the afternoon, viz: Maj.
O'Bannon, J. l.. Gray, Esq, Joseph
Scoti. Esq, ". e. Scott, Esq, anc L.
s. Hall.
On motion It vas resolved that the
proceedings Of this convention be pub
iishrd in the papers Of the Dis!ric, and
that the Richmond Enquirer and Exam
in'r be requested TO copy.
Ga motion the Convention adjourn.
cd.
JOHN BECK, President.
". &. ScoTT, v;,o pr.s,..
q. j, ii. Hosara, Secretaries
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

In the afternoon very large con.
course Of citizens from Virginia and
Pennsylvania assembled IN front Of
MT. T ygaru's noter III HEass nIee't"5
and was presided over by John Beck,
ESQ, when Mr.. Lindsey, Of Waynes-
burg, Pa, was introduced, Mr.. l..
spoke for about thrse-iourths Of an hour,
in a most beautiful and eleq aent man.
ncr, enchanting the attention Of his au-
,litory throughout his speech.
Mr.. l.. was succeeded by Mr.. Buc-
hunnon from the same place. Mr. b.
spoke with great force and effect and
was listened to with the most pro-
found attention. Mr.J. L. Gray then
publicly informed Mr.. Clemens ofhis
unanimous nomination and, in the
name of the Convention and the De.
,nocracy, begged his acceptance there
of He also introduced tho following
resolutions from the committe Oh res
uln,ions, which we're cordially and u
unanimously approved, viz.
Rrsolrca, That we have entire CON
tidcnco in The tried patriotism, the TN,
doubted ability and the sound demo-
cratic principles of Gen. Fraklin
Pierce, our candidate for President,
aud that the Democracy of tho 18th
,;srric, Of Virginia, will give him a
cordial and enthusiastic support--that
in him we recognise the statesman OF
enlarged views, n man capable and
honest, the American citizen who, in
his lcvotionto lis Country's interest,
knows no North, no East, no West, no
South.
Itcsolred, That in William r. King,
our candidate for the Vice Presidency
we have II man worthy the confidence
and support of the entire Democracy,
having. ike Pierce, proved himself
the statesman, the patriot and the
Sound Democrat.
ResoIrc3, That we, the citizens of
Virginia aud Pennsylvania, approving
the Democratic platform of the Ma
tioua! Democratic Convention which
assembled in Baltimore in June last,
are determined and lIcrebypledgc our
selves, in mass meeting assembled, 10
give n united, cordial, and uutinchiMg
,snpportot the nominees ofsaid Conven-
ton, believing that upon their election
depends the ascendency Of Democrat
&c principles, purifying in their nature,
.una tending to the preservation and
.perporuiIy ofom Glorious Union.
Mr.Clemcns then came forward and
accepted the nomination, and proceed.
cd to make an eloqacn, and powerful
speech Of nbou, ,wo hours which told
with an astonishing effect upon the
crowd, arousing degree al cnthnsi-
asm in favor Of Pierce and King that
wc have seldom cqnallcd. Mr.. c.
was followed by Il. kidwell the cleo
for in u brilliant and most able and lu-
cid .pcc.dl Of al,mut ono hour and II
half Which must hare carried convic-
,ion Ia the mind Of every tHIn who
.hsar,li,. Mr.. Roberts was then cal.
lrd onl and made few appropriate
ind well timed remarks, exhorIing the
nurrv to their duty. The meeting adj
iou,nrd.
After lea very appropriate and a
uusiug speeches were madcby Mrssrs.
1. l.. Gray, john Lcmly, and L' 5
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
THE PUZZLER.
For tic Mirror.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
dCROSTIC.iL.-BY Z. X. II.

am composed of24 letters.
NV l, s, 3, "a, is u lady'snamc,
My 2, 23, 4, II, lois musical lnstru-
mcnt,
Ny 8, S, is, 81, 1G, pa, is u town in
Virginia,
My 4, go, 81, is the name Of gentle
man in Morganlown,
Ny 5, 6, 10, is lady's name,
My 6, IA, 20, Is, II, are used by car
pcnters,
My Z, S, is u proposition,
Ny s, 4, Is, IS, isa county in Illinois,
My 8, s, 4, 2, 81, is used by farmers,
My 10, 22, 81, is negative adverb,
My II, ID, G, II, are used by ladies,
My 70, 10, 10, 90 is lady's name,
My 10, S, 90, 20, s, 10, is county in
Western Virginia, :.
My IA, Is, is is kind Of drink,
My Is, 81, 3, 10, is musical instru-
mcnt.
My lG, IS, Is, is fish,
My II, 20, 6, is natural to man,
My Is. Is, Is, l2, 3, "a, is the namo
ofllc author Of this Enigma,
My 10, II, 81, is month OF the year,
My go, 81, is u proposition,
My 81, go, Is, IL, is river in Africa,
| Nv % "a il n neufrr verb.
My 23,2, !, is, is city in Italy,
My ga, s, Is, l2, is College in Con.
nccticut.
My whole is the name Of an Insti.
tuition of learning in Western Virgin
ia, and well worthy the patronage Of
the public.
Fairmont, August 25, 1852,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

Iii now announced, says The Boston
Congregational, on good authority that
the commit,e Of Mr.. Webster's friends
who have had his interest at heart, de-
cided at their last meeting that ii was
inexpedient to press his nomination Tor
the Presidency, unless there was some
demonstration in other States which
would indicate preference for him o.
yer the regular nominee OF Baltimore.
II was argued that as his friends had al
ready nominated him some months since
at FaneuiI Hall, il was useless 10 press
the matter further in this State, until
there was some indication oil concerted
movements in other parts oil the coun-
try.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

Childhood and genius have the came
master organ in common-inqusitive-
ness.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

The Colonization Journal contains a
list Of three hundred and ihirty-ilve per,
sons, who have been emaDcipated and
emigrated to Liberia since February
1851. The number Of owners who e.
mapcipated these slaves is about forty,
Of whom four were clergymen.
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PIrTSBURG, Auo. 2s.

FLOUR-S3.25 q 1887; extra at
$40.
GRAlN-Salcs 81 hush. Oats at
&c cents; so ut 2S.
BUTTER-ltoll, lot; kcg, 1O4all,
BACON-lIums, ...lO49114.
Shoulders, 9@91.
Sides, lOt.
GROCERlES-Sugar,. .5!@G.
NIolasscs, 3jc.
Coffee, lot.
IpHtsturs DESPATCH
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

1t is stated that tho contracts for
constructing the second suspension
bridge over Niagara river have boon
given out. Tho bridge is to DO built
but a short distance above the present
one, and sufficiently strong to carry
trains Of cars.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

Mr.. Church, who has a farm on the
shores of Lake Superior, has made
and scnt to market this season 1000
lbs Of raspberry jam.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

~ Answer TO the Enigma orlast
week Tho letter NJ.
g Answer TO the Rchus of last
week The Whale which swallow.
ed jonah.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

He who buys what he does mol want
will want what he cannot buy.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

INTERESTING FouNpLIXG,-On Fri,
dav morning, after the frs, train OF
passenger cars from Philadelphia had
crossed ON the steamer SnSquchanna,
il was discovered that some n'eeling
person had left on The boat Il most
beautiful IiuIr white ma'r child, appa.
ren,Iy about six weeks old. The of.
iicrrs Of the company wh" we're pres
en-, thought hes, To cl,risicn il, aud 1t
was called "Snsqnclanna," in houor
of the boat. The child was kindly Ia
ken care Of by u lady attached to the
beat,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

The Hon. Joseph r, Ing"rsoll, OF
Philadelphia, has been appointed am
bassador TO England, in place Of Hon.
Abb, Lawrence, resigned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29
THE pARsEE LADIES.

India says the Atheumu, is to be merely long
vocafion rabe The latest book which has been
of that country is Y Life IN Bombay
and ti,e Neighborng Outs atops M ~ hns no great
val1,e but there il IN its
;nterview between an English lady and party Of high
horn parsse Is interesting that We yen-
ture to quote its best passages IS 80 = 5ssS .S
We we're shown into long roops
nth cos,ches upon which seatod five or SIX fensles
urrou1ded by children and their septfxe
NV even to the baby covered With thu most
r. Iazn9 quantity Of jewels The eldest l0dy " thu p4r
a. ,l1ped the centre couch, and acted oz
az who were unable ID my cthel
mage than the Guzxeratt t0pgua t<
- but Nc made our way toieraby we'll na6Stanee
s s Il i few minutes wexe footing Ni
sh ~. iii learnt the of sub
s;tno between the par and deep l-
fsra.f md which they
,ssas,s png fSom neck The arm
We're an ~
the nnt Hous hang q ssirapss
Jewels. bu away py
ssttipr an s.as es y
fher ssked " tie women spout tnear iscs
1 a NJ id by The and Nsezang r. nes
Jewels adj Ting that without the latter ~
;mpoasible II rsny countennpcc to be
ssEed ler how the hair was dispoaed q VIA them
Nbers,ipon laughing merril she threw uesk hM esfee
fhe isgt airing bAndage which sns
and lsai IN. down quantity q b!sok sils
her ewes parking With ~ fsay i9ofe
e hssntfl Til could NOT refrain from loudly sxclasn
& sgainst thu barbaxous STYLE Of eostnme yich ~
t,snsformcd perfect houli into bends<sd bgypua
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q R.ADY.aYsS READY RELIEF
Is THE FIRST ANDoNLY REMEDY EYER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY on TIE WORLD THAT HAS sT0PPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS
l Itop THE MOST PAINS N FIVE NgTEs gs
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Head fsSplss Esss Hand. sld ots
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ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
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the most distressing dischages sad will
$50 NEURALGIA
PAiN STOPPED INSTANTLY
READY REdEF sno.i
delightful
assa In
energy vitality
pains. n..al. ssA. A
PAINS RELIERED IN FlHE AINUTEs
RADwAY's READY RELIEF the and
wso o confined 70 y Rsumao PAM. hoss
snsound whose disto.tad
s ass he % a1s
Uaissd saes can ~ truth need
f r. 9s TT q T. he s
The union for the last four teed
CHILL FEVER.
Oz1XLLs STOPPED IN a FEW MzNUTRs-.PALY RELIEVED
INSTANTLY ~ is
RADWAYS READY RELIEF like all Chill
every organ secretion Of the
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you pain, appy RADAy READY RELIEF ii
e Isss sisy ss pss ass
few minutes stop Ps1 nv 5sSss FaIsn Street.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT Co, Isl Chartres street, Eaworlenns
n General AGENT who will supply dealers in the country Rad
80 rRIcE:
LARGE BOTTLES 9
AZ ior T. T. H. Or RkbWA7s READY RELIEF ly4w
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]. !. ..WllI,A!NTED. J

REFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES L. D.
Inass married q Margaret Smith II
omnibus, called the and Ready from Now
hid person viii 5s gladly received by lii ather j. q cCARTY
Sugar Grove Post-ofhce, Indiana. Inh20
/ EKyANTED IdNIEDIATELYA "a good Barge
Keel information,
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sATURDAY MORNING. rIAFs -, 1852.
DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI

'NTEDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI
lyN cfEs 81 PoYDRAs STREET, ,Nsworieans Jos. FuFTY
would INFORM ts public generally at he has pur.
leased sho store So POYDRAS STREET, IN
Patent Medicine burnsss fving
passed c Druggists Dealers generally with
every hs confidently sols inspection hsstock
~ sasisfaction viii be given to all whomay favor him with
Tho following only comprises part
which will furnished the
any thorh hcuse
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4 LINIllENTS.
Mustang Liniuent, sll s{,3 :
aewes,s Nerve and Bone Liniinent
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Haycs'a 1ifnhnent for Piles, H.
Libby's Pile Ointment,
gonnell's Pain Extractor, ii
Dalley'a Pain Extractor, =
JrdkinA's Ointment,
Green Mountain Ointment, ~
Military Ointment,
Connell's blixturs, s.5.3 n
Roach Bane, -. 7i
2mith's Psnaees, s==5
Houck's PAnAces, q
Indian Panacea, Is .'l5. ~
Childrsn's Panacsa, 353 g Z
Gays CanchAlsgua. IS
FEVER AND AGUE.
Oriental Life EliIir, a3' :.
4 Mortirnsr's American Tonic,
Indian CholAgogue, for Fever and
Gresn,s Fever and Ague Tonic.
4 HAIR DYE.
PhAlon's Magie Hair Dye,
lBachellor's do. do. f.
tJayus,s do. do. ~
De. JAYNE'S MEDICINES.
JAynefs Expeetorsnt,
James Hair Tonic, 49,
yayneis Alternative,
James Heir Dye,
lJayna's Casminstiye Balsain. N
r. Jayne's Tonic Vsr1nifuge, "
Jayne's SAnntive Pills,
~ Jayne's Ague Pills,
IL MISCELLANEOUS. Il
Hunters Pulmonary Bslsnin,
tIndisn Tervinc Balaam fol Fits,
SpoIin's SILK Hgadache Remedy :.
iSpqhn's Elixir OK Health,
4 Mother,s Relief, 5s
Lucina Cordial,
|Juuo Cordial, "a
uterine Catholicon,
i'rliompson's Eye Water,
Graefenberg Eye Lotion,
iO,msfend's Is Eye Snlye,
French ClysJnt,s, Ss5
slrs. Jervis's Cold Candy,
ISsove vnrnish, '5
Bart.ne's Lotion, 7l
lSpeed'n Electrical Febrifuge,
Jew Dayid's PlAateru, ~
Linn's Plasterh,
iOi. Tannin, .,lg..
Acoustic Oil, for Deafness,
iThompson's Toothaehe Drops, etc.,
Flesh Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Paint Brushes,
French Liquid Blueing,
- Feather Dustsrs, etc.
some Of the leading articles, DEALER
ordets will be promptly supplied with
line not included therein.
, GRAEFENhERG MEDICINES NJ
MEDICINES, htoFFAI d
IRNIX BITTERS, and WRIGHTsl
IL terra. auat d&Wfvi
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SARBAPARILLAs.
w 'saaters Saovos,)
Comstoct's,
DR.. Townsend's,
~ GrAsfopburg,
Dr. Guysott's fellow Dock.
BtTTERS.
DR., Blake,s,
DR.. GREEN'S,
Hutchinson'e vsgetable,
$ Graefenberg,
Mortimore's Bitter Cordial,
MoEst's fheni1's Bitsers,
fsp''n coTsR agf fyipsSslsi EEsiEDrEs.
Dr. Rogers LiverwoYt snd Tar,
DR.. Dnyis's Compound Of Wild
Cherry and Tar,
Wistax,a BALKAN Of Wild Cher,
and Tar,
Dayis'a Compound syrup Of VII
Cherry and Tar,
Cd liver Oil,
Dr. Coxess Byrnp,
Dr., Clafke's Wild Cherry and Tar.
HAIR TONICE.
Smiths Hair Tonic, !.
s4 Owetl's MAgistrsntiA, Il
f Balm Of CoiumhiA.
DY6ENTERY SYRUPS. (
Billirgr's Carn,inatiya, Q
Dr.. 6tcphens's Astyingent
DR.. Dagis,s Pain Killer,
GfaefenberR, {.
{ 81 Qliuatsad's. i y
PILLS.
hioi:stjs' Lie Pilis,
Brandreth's,
Laugenbeek' Sngnr-coated Copaiv,
Moriimore's, 11
Graeienbcrg Fever and Ague. &,
vERMIFUGES.
coms.ocl's,
Jayne's,
Winsr's Canadian.
COSMETICS.
Meen Fun,
Almond Soap,
Farina Cologne, Yy4
Windsor Soap
Rose Hair Oil,
Taylpr's Shaving Soap,
Military Soap, II sss
Trisnsphrent Soap.
80 DENTIFRICES. u
0rris Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Or. Laerue's Tooth and Gum
specific, Z
Calcined Carbon. /.
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DONE FELON oINTM MENTmGertain T. !, to ! give e
rene. tSsd N Sold Il 81 psr Also, svE FOR BllE,
il at MY eenis per ~ q ss rt
myl0 Inns - W. @ -- = = -
-l-soRN 81 AND OATS Landing aaa = store, for
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IREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss t..ss,
TNAsT- PAsC CAG0ULA HOTEL The.

TNAST PASCAGOULA HOTEL.-The NssszsiS
,IoTrI a This dslshtf will be opened for ESHn
;;s o ar tbs FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1882 The
the comfort and
M h aests and that his in they
a. a. IL .hs M most residence on ths Lake.
te Hotel advantages for nan any otnei
II M has recently built the and
surrounding grounds been Pn n hssus order NY n
attached the Hotel Inc
;soy. there viii EE BILIARDTlABl ons OF Whien WI
aDproptiated erpeaay for the Ladies' Z nvp
apl6 tel : = y --.
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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
" ISL 1CHdRTREssTREET-J WRIGHT hayingreso ed
department their business
with the propsors all the genuine popular Patent y
With and anpe At rates below tho usual na-'s.
enabled to offer for the
purchasers be found hsa
other city, Having bad the and
facilities conducting this
particular department prepared
realize handsome entass either whole,
LGENUNE PATENT MEDICINES. The following comprises
dGner
twenty per cheaper
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RGAGNoLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss 4...ssss ..ss

CGlILOXI HOUSE, BIZ OK, Miss. The pub Ms:SS MsSS
lie respectfully Informed that ths establishment will be As4
o,rned
NIXON Attached o the house wlIhs foana
RAR and PIN BATH HOUSES
win always be supplied with the delieaeies q hs Sea
and magnificent Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia and Bay Trees
onerng well giving dense had even
y5rical This Hoe offers inducements
to and than other house the coast sccount Of
The lawn 'front.' which is about two
- lilaral deduction will families my1s 3m
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"A GENCY OF ARBOUIN, MARETT & CO.
ssen apponsd Agent .hs
for hsir superior C0NAc the
liberal be shipped in quantity that b
ld28 tt s. WOLFF. ab Camp
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FINTEw ADvERrIsEMENT-Let every body

" READ IT.
NO. 4.
s r.. r. r.
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TyAR, PITCH AND ROSIN- 500 barrels vii.
4 mington Naval Stores, for sale by
Also. Spira Tbrrantne Keg Tar. II IS JAMS
fFsENIENT- 5000 bbls. Newark and Rosendale
~ ~ JOHN HAYNiAN& Il CO, ss Alaga.ne street. Z
t Agents the Newark Rosendale Company
Newark, N. j. y, myS
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P A. FAHNEsToc ocK's vERnlIFUGE THE

nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERI UMERY, ETC.
The subscriber respectfully Planters
recently comprising
article il h line # business all Of which will
GEINE he would particlarire the following
English Quinine, Howeds Blue Mass Hya Poa Mo1phea
Rouu Jules Haue Peme Patent in varsity
barrels pure Honey, etc. THOS. RANKIN,
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seriber having tho Hotel will the Ea
On he a6t inst Having Rooms he will be able
iss A. i his intention
meet patronage. The terms for Board ne
~ oV
A,Ssd o tho Iotei ID d BIIiARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS
and RAR ROOM supplied with the best of Lguots.
myl 3m ). tAfelsAY Y neAaL.