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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19
The city Of wheeling in counol,

The stated thathe hadealled this meeting
upon the memorial of number of the clergymen
OF this city, Recommending that Thursday next,
the 24th inst, be observed as day of public
thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God, for the
unusual health and prosperity graciously Vouoh-
The said memorial being read, on motion of Mr..
Resolved, THAT the memorial be received, and
the mayor request in such manner us he may deem
most appropriate, the observance by the citizens
of Wheeling of Thursday the Oath inst, as dayof
thanksgiving and praise, and to that end, invite
the concurrence and cooperation of the Reverend
clergy OF the City, f5. $500 sausGzG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

Destructive FIRE-Loss 100000 TO $40 000.-
About Z O'Clock last evening fire broke out in
the splendid block OF four story stone front build
ings at the corner Of Spruce street and the Leyce
which ragged with great ferceness and destroyed
nearly the whole block in very short time.
The block comprised three stores and extended
down the river from Spruce. The first, or corner
store, belongs to Kent & obear. The second, or
middle house, belonged 10 Il. Donneily, of New
Work, and was occupied by LatouIette & Co.,
bacon & Hyd s. oil mill. The third belonged
& Vale as q storage house. sisss.
LatCurette & Co. had in store from Il, 900 to 15,
600 bushels Of fiaxseed, and 1000 too 900 bushels
of castor beans, and in bulk on the second, third
and fourth hoors. They had also two oil presses
and two engines. Their machinery and fixtures
were almost entirely new, and valued at SOS, 600.
Their total loss is estimated at $4,000, on which
there is an insurance for $4,000. This insur-
anre is distributel among the Offices and agen-
cies OF this city--po one having more than 5000
on The whole.-St. Louis InteLigenesT, Moo. IL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

The CLAwsoN HrinsHlp,--SOme time since it
was rumored that the wife of Rev. Samuel Claw
son, Of Virginia, had fallen heir to an immense
fortune in England. The Weston (Ya,) Herald
says the facts of the case are as follows:
"There was originally the sum of thirty-six mil
lions Of dollars, the estate of the Earlof Lancas
Ter, in England; and upon the death of the Earl
andhis brother, a dispute arose between the house
of York and the house OF Lancaster, instituted by
the former, because of an intermariage between
the Two houFes,) the house of York suing forSthe
hership. Theisuft was protracted, from slower
10 the higher cohrs, from city 10 aPhuhdred Years,
and was finally decided at The exehedneL, Ithe
Queens Bench,) in fnvor of the house of Lancas-
ter. After this decision, advertisements werescatt
tered abroad over the world Tor The heirs o., the
Lancaster estate, and the mother of Mrs Ola
wife of Rev. Samuel Glawson, Is one Of the heirs.
Attorneys were employed by the Ieirs TO secure
their interests, and It is supposed that the whole
affair will be settled up during this winter, when
the heirs will receive their portions. TIE uBoYe
sum of thirty millions tas been at interest for
more than sixty years " hich interest will pay the
COSTS OF law, aud leave The original eleR fat.Ss
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sP EGIAL NO TIC ELS.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE. AGE!

TIE dTtEtAIE i 'NOINLL4Il' OI 7 he q N141'
MAX THAT WILL Acru nIMsILF 10 SILL CHEAP
ToTnE coMMUMlTYAr LARoEl
ISAAC PRAGER has just returned from the East with
the best stock OF Dry and Fancy Goods, 1Hosic-
ry &c, ever exhibited in this city, whchhe is offering
at the new and beautiful building No m 5, Main
Cbetween Monroe and at such astonishing
low prices as to cause every who call him tand
ladies' and gentlemen will 1t their advantage IL
they do so) to u tor tho above exclamation.
His stock being large to enumerate, he will only d.
rect particular attenonto choice assortment Of the Ia
:est styleof PInids, Fren cll HEerinos, and Wool
DcInInes of every color. BLANKETS, EmbPOfdcr,
ies and an assortment OF Linens, such were
seen before.
To the particular advantages through
his connection with the importing houses of the coun
try he is able to sell as cheap obbe in the Eastern
Market [novil ISAAC Prayer, 115 Mainst
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wPOISONINGm

Thousands of Parents whouse vermiruge composed o.
Castor OIL CaIone &c. are not aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying tne
foundations for series diseases, such salvation
loss OF sight, weakness ofiim5s, etc.
In another column wlbe found the advertisement o
IIobensack's Medicines to which askth attention
all directly interested in their we'll their chill
drens health In complaints and all disorders ar
sing from those of bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
oP'.Be otdeceited' but ask for Hobensaek's Worn
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, ]. N HoBENSAcK, as none
else are genuine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

nFWe call attention to the card of the Mayor,
fixing upon the oath of this month as day OF
Thanksgiving, to be observed as such by Cur citi-
gems. The custom is good one, and its propriety
under existing circumstances strikingly apparent.
Our city has been blessed during the past year
with an unusual degree of health, unequaled we
believe by any city of similar size in the Union,
while the general business and commercial pos
perity OF every department of our industry has
been unsurpassed. Every undertaking of public
,uature has been emnently successful, while PHI
yale enterprise has met with its appropriate re-
ward. 81 Nl
Under such circumstances it is well 10 rsmem-
Der whence comes prosperity, it isWell to renen-
Der in whose aIlwise and dispensing power rests
the health the life. aud tie welfare of individuals
and also the well ordering and success of commu-
mites, and while we may well feel grateful for
what is past, while we may well render praise to
the Advise Dsposer of human events, for the
bouutful providence thus far extended over us, we
should not be unmindful that TO that providence
/. we must look for future success and for future
projection, and that He alone who holds all things
in the 'holl6w of His hand,' who knows all, fore
sees all and disposes all, in future conduct us
onward TO the successful attainment of the true
end of society.
We hope, therefore, that unanimous attention
will be paid by all our citizens 10 the reasonable
recommendation of our Council and Mayor, and
that ali business will be suspended, and that such
proceedings as may be proper will be devised for
carrying out the commendable end aimed at in the
proceedings TO which we Refer
-s~oe~---
WAsHlxorox ArFAlRs-We copy the following
from the Star: t-'
= Na5V Officers Resigned, Detached and Ordered.
Lieut. Egbert Thompson, ordered to the receiving
sF1ipatNew York. Lieut.. E. J. De Haven, ordered
forduty as chief of a photographic party on the
Coast Survey. Lieut.. A. S. Baldwin, detached
from the Germantown (Sloop-of-war) and placed
on furIough. Lieut.. Geo. Wells, ordered 10 the
Germantown in his place. Midshipman VIM. G.
Dozier, detached from the soop-of-war Albany,
and Mldshipman Bennett Riley ordered to her in
his stead the former having the usual leave of alb
seuce. LIST Assistant Engineer Henry Mason, re-
signed. Acting Gunner William w. Fisher re-
signed.
The fIigate Cumberland and sloop-of-war ST.
Louis were at Spe4sia, Kingdom of Sardiniai OH
the I9th of Octo6eI-all we'll
Treasury Department Clerks Irdneferr'd.-B.
q. Ridgate has been transferred from his third
class clerkship (S150O per annun( in the Sixth
Auditors office, TO ofsmilar grade in the office
the Solicitor of The Treasury, and Tobias Boudi-
not I'd class (Sl2O0) clerk in the latter bureau,
has been transferred to similar clerkship In the
former office.
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Letter From Major Jack Downing.

Pripate Dispatch to Gineral Pierce.
To q through one of the Organs-the Onion, or
The Sentinel, OF the Star, one of the other or
gans, if they've got agoing yet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

,oReASzAEtos OF NEsR4sKA,-The citizens o.
Western Iowa. at mass meeting in Mills county
held on the ls.h ult, declared themselves in favoi
'oranseatiy oIganization.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

DIR MoRsE,s INvIGoRATING CORDIAL. :,
The only remedy yet discovered fer Cen
eral Debility, Physical Prosraon, Iritnbility and ali
the vxrous Heconsi it will also remove
for Study or business Loss of Memory, Debility,
etc.-See advertisement. seple
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

The Steamer Arabia. has arrived at New York
from Liverpool with thee days later news from
Europe. The news WILDE found under our Tele-
graphic head. &, s5ays
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19
Mayors OFFICE,
WHALING, Nov, IS, 1858.

/ respectfully invite the attention of my fellow
citizens, to the foregoing order of Council. Its
bare announcement will be sufficient, l am sure
TO secure suspension of the usual business avoca
TONS and in all other respects, an appropriate and
betting observance of the day designated for
thanksgiving and praise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19
WILL THERE BE wln1-Tne N. Y. Express of

Wednesday even ng says:
The following is an extract of letter written
by an eminent American gentleman now in Lon
don on important commercial and money business
connected with one of the States of tle Union.
ain regard to the state olthings in Europe which
have had the effect on the New York market, it is
very certain that the Eastern question will be
speedily and amicably settled. There toiH be no
,oqr This is the opinion in the best informed cir
Giles, and by the neat steamer, have no DOUBT
that it will be fully confirmed"
We are informed that Mr.. Rothschild, the emf
nent London banker, coucurred in the opinion
that there would be no war.
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urMsior Jack Downing holds forth in our col -
umns to-day in his usual sage and pointed
style. ra '''-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19
The following is the memorial referred to aboye

The following is the memorial referred to above:
To tie Hon the Mayor and
- - Common Council Of the CITY Of Wheeling.
The undersigned, impressed with sense of obi
CATION TO special gratitude, for the unusual health
and prosperity gtaciously youchsafed to our city
during the current year; beg leave very respectful
Iy, TO suggest the propriety Of Recommendation
citizens generally, ofthe oath inst. as day of pub
lie thanksgiving and praise-and in the conviction
that it will be Sustained by the concurrent sense
of the whole community, they do earnestly request
that such a Recommendation be issued by the pro-
clamaiion the mayor. ~ %
....., C. d. BATTELLE, ~, 90. H. K.WEED,
Sc J. WoRTINGToN, CYRus DICKSON,
G.BkrTRLLE, ALFRED PAUL.,
JEo WIETER, 4at- EDGAR WOODS,
JAMES d. MCCABE, J.T. MCCLURE,
WIN. ARMSTRONG. 500
Wheeling NOV. IL, 1853,
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CanifaI IN an O36iSl Z

4 SSSsls-s..g tPhtladelphin Salnmnnde1
s IL ia sR n FIRE Re- 1M N T azHG
| elsNRNNliI PR00F.SAFRS-- large assert
ISf1IIa L hand; At No. ga DOCK street. war n
| 81 Ignted equal to any made in the u
| ~ Es4sas fA1L nited States. Evans a. Wat
ssssi 1RSn sde fPT r Continuance 9xSEs re
Se sa' Please SfscS eiSe
Bank s s sasar Proc
Sales Iron Vault Doors for banks and Patent Slate
Below are The names OF few gentlemen aud Public In
situations who have our Safes in use Hundreds more
Farmers Sieehnnies' Bank of Philadelphia II
Samuel Allen, High Sheriff, Philadephiai
Barker Brothers s Cog No tS Third sti
Knight corner Water and Chestnut sts.;
U Arsenal, 5 safes for cslitorn for Phila;
\ Corporation of Northern Libertiesj 81
| Commissioners of Moyamensing;
Southwark Gas Company sttEf
! ]. Wagonseller, Tamaquai 'is ity
| Pennsylvania Railroad Co, 9 Safes; ~
Hall, 9th above Cherry and Third and Brown SITS.
~ BALE1NoRE, June 1a. 1850
Messrs. Evans q Watson, Philadelphia Gentlemen:
We much pleasure in recommending Fire Proof
Chests to the notice purchased
from you having saved our BOOKS ana nee
destroyed the entire block Of buildings on Arch street
wharf, on the sehqyklll, on tho 9Th OF June, 1850.
.spio-a1y ours very i R1ssR4 Z e1BB1Ns
Do yoW remember the old Corner
| MO: 50, WATER STREET? Call there and see the
ts and stock Of
See, admire, andleave your measure ! - $50
90 pair agtaiocns made in The finest stye TO on.
overeoats Goats, Pants Vests, ana Hosiery, extern
siSs VARIETY the aest and make always
isep1s ~ I'll. HUGHES. wheeling Va.
BEYOND. DESURIP ZION AND ALTOGETH-
Err EXCELLENTfl
TIME assortment stock OF Yestings Cloths Cassi.
neres Scarfs, and necessary for gen.
tlepa outfit just and offered TO the pub
ne ts ~ h0s: n II6sS w,
N. B.-wfnter Goodsaud overcoatsin extensive va.
rinty. and all at INoHRpIRly Low Eatessl
sES.sESHOEs MERCHANT TAIL OEk, , (
sPRiGG HOUSE WATER sTREET.
now receiving from the ctties splendid
4 sortlnent OF Cloths, Cnssine res and Vestingg
Of the best quality and variety which have been
Elected by himself; for the 1 1, s, 81 ~
Having orknen who cannot be Up
70 at the III the and
9as 3ctothing tcgether with general assortment Of
shirts collars, cTayats, loyes; under
cessary for Hewotlld VITO one
and al7-come and Judge for yourselves. u sep7
81 SsPSS eE SSseso 4 bsvs d.t.t
IL n ined to sell of some 30 boxes OF and Pound Lump
sepas .e'7sse IS. I y W RHODES. Agent
IMPROVED SHOWEREBATHS.
ZGNISHoNGSSs PATENT The sIbscTi Der haging ptr.
chased the right for this OF Dshonsss Pat
has lie s II lin tic a
sble style at Hobbs & ehine Shop,
may Be- adoa the most Tsasoaa BE terms
Thgsia best hosger BATH made, .ena
the shock 10 suit They eau be used for hot or
cold bath for any tie Ssms
Pattern Making done Inc shortest notice and
most TessogsBl terms, as above. "a
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JNO, r. I1I1iEtR q Co
received lot of Sinclair, Jr., q Co.'s Patent
I'LL straw Cutters ALSO his improved Corn Shellets,
have on hand supply OF freslTJ straw
cut IA their by tho bushels With all
kinds 81 min issds TO niix with them. seW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

JAS. H. McMEcHEN isa candidate for tho SHERIFF
Atty, at tho election held in tho Spring OF 1854
oct2s:td
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,PHILADELPHLA
Curtain Warehouse,
IN Caestaat sggostts ne State House
HEINZ n w. SARROKDIa fs4
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 'CURTAIHs, CURTAIN Ma
rER1ALs, AID F1RNfrUHE GoyERfNos,
WHICH he oders at the lowest prices
The stoek comp isIlg; IN part the following;
Embroidered Lace Ciirtai ms; Gilt C1rnicesi
DO Atslin Do do sPlnsi
Draper LaeeS q MuslinS5 do Bands
French Brooates alIyyIdths Canopy Arces and Riiss
and coloTg; SoAst7s bSoSdss GimIs5 II
Satin de LANES; IA sFTtnges4 Cprtaln DROPS
Daniaskstlts ssfisf .9ky &C.. Sts1
P1iNTED WINDOW SRADEs. aid HOLLANDS Of an
cplors for Shading. - :. 5.sf-s ssfsz,sl s5sfs
:, N b. gIHethe MEASURE
ofthe hetshth and width he trqIpe OF flndoN
On Doz Salad. OH IN baal Tor s5te-
slN; aoyssxtf khiii.s Y OAhIf "a! l2A y i
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UThe Piiishalgh custom house is completed
at 4 cost q $50 ,E, 900. 80
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Z. I,1st Arriuad

just Arrived
ID HoDRS,s McNAIR q. Co.; have just received their
Olfrst stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, comprising
everything Fancy Staple suitable for the city and
Please give us aeail---No 80; Mali street.
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B .Foreign ::1gewa.

SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10. 1858.
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cheap Cash Store.

1900. CAOG1E Se@k9AA -
THE subscriber is Just receiving his Second Stock o.
fall and winter Goods, consisting of all qualities ana
and will SELL lower than amy other house in the city The
best qualities OF French M crimes from 90 to S1i4 per
500 Long Shayys from 50 to S1S hest qualesi and al
other kinds and in proportion, 100 patterns 69
cade Silks all styles and s., and at low
vet Ribbons, all styles plain and seooped Flounsnstan
styles and quaiitiessS
NAV favor me with call have their wants supplied
invite all who may notice this advertisement to call and
examine my cheap stock the utmost attention shall DO
slo oets JOHN G. BRFTIY
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Professor Alex. G. Barry TricophefoS
or Medicated Compound, for beautIyfng curling NJ.
ing restoring q strengt hening the hair, relic
ofthe skin, curing rheumatic pains, healing.
wounds bounded by nojgeogap hieal lines lie reg
sales article OF late years have increased in
that almost exceeds belieC Professor Barry amer ~
f examination of his sales book, finds that lie NUM-
bottles delivered TO order in quantities oftrom half nv
upwards; during the year, was wthina trife Of "a
: II : VI ~
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= 90. :. FsI.T5 FOR .AMUSEMENTS.1 i;ll-{f
TE have Just recey beautiful and large selection
w Piano Music, besides large list OF other music,
which kind customers sill call for as soeass
posi- BILE also received Banjos and TamboEnss
from the smallest to the largest sz65 and prces to suit
which will be sold lower than ever before at u
sic Store, No. 1879 Main Streets ,ox
sep5 -.s5 s7Efsf ssifg-qia j. F1UhBlSUA.
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.1sFtaE7-ia HIGaLGEt INIEsOEITANT.la
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered for sayR
labor end expense in wa shing Clothing and House Ct
ing Linens and Cottons washed by thus Fluid viii h
yy6ter and softer han than bleach on the gas
I'd not to iIjure the fabric. Every lady IA,
satisfy herself othat point by soaking pfet OF Go
or Linen in the Fluid full strength, for 81 hours wh
viii clearly show that it must bepuley harmless. wts
diluted with gallons OF water to halfa pint fluid.
single sixpence which will buy enough for alarge Em1
washing, which can be done in o or hours.
and sold by the subscriber, who has at
1y purchased the right for Ohio counyt, Va =. i
. N -, esi5- JAS. NBLLoR,
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z. BR0 J. Y s

y ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
THHIs Essence is prepaIation Of unusual excel.,.
In ordinary aiaTThGa tnCipten: cholera, in sEeE
nestimable value. During The prevalence oil epSSlS
cholera and summer complain MS of hdien il il 49,.
" no fail Individual or traveller Shall
without 1t.
CAHTToN-B BE sure 10 get the genuine Rsserc.; -.
is pgepaied only by Bk0WN, at his Drug and cse
and by all Tho respectable
And in Wheeling by-51A!MKs BAKER,
KILLS q CALDWELL
1a.dayySne VIM r. McKRRsAg
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Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Company.
mink tolls now charfed as hefetoore on this road,
and tits the desire Directors that per-
will attend tolls as without tnS
revenue the Company have means of preparing inc
5roalor winter USE and is OF importance 10 9!,tnat
this necessary be put the best e
pair for the public omm0d Without totts mS
cannot Be done. 80,
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- $4,000 Bushels Wheat Wantedl
TTAVING made arrangements with baltimore mile
t1 to puTchaReiUeat for htsacEount, we are prepare
10 pay the highest cash price for any quantity that may
er. Sacks furnished for all wheat purchased
aug29 S1iE5.-{'i 8 q JNo.7 R. MILLER & Co.
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Is - lae evidence of
have furnished such endorsement as this. Tte ebssS
ness orthe article, and the explanations given s
fcafncIion upon the hair the scalp and mall ses
percial irritation first 10 he ateniio
OF the people. This all that the Inventor desired ~
ed It acted like Fcharm The ladies' womb
not be without tt Country ers in every section ill.,
United States found they mus have iti and hrs NS i
0p wholesale trade extent hitherto uEheaT of,S
regards articles oFths kind. The highest point las M,
vet andsit is believed The sales This va
will be million and half OF bottles,
Depot and mandatory, Nc lSl 5[oad,way, New York
Liberal discount purchasers by the quantity. Sold h,
all the principal the United Stasa
by j. ii. Patterson, " heelirg, Va. Junel4dtw4w6m
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MnW ADvERTIsHMRMTs.

LOST.
ON "Wednesday the 18th inst, between the Island artl
" East ~ heus nE, 4 pair OF GOLD SPACTAClES -
The tnde viii DO slably rewarded by leaving them at
tho INTEL etcer pffce. nov19-3t
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~ lt sri.sev.4+ BALglNoRB, June ~, 1850
Messrs. Evans q Watson, Philadelphia Gentlemen:
We have much pleasure in your Fire Proof
Chests to the notice OF tho cthe we purchased
from you having saved books and contents eectual
after undergoing very heat during the fire which
destroyed the entire block of Buildings on Arch street
wharf, on the Sehuylkl, tho 9th OF Junej 1850, ~
go Yours, very respectfully il
sepf9-d1y, Russell & GUBBINS
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.'-'777IF77Nw HEEL1NG.
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TO Country lQIerohants:
n Al r 81 d. Jap s. HO Z BiSA lie.
sVTT are now receiving our Fatand Winter st9ek o.
wv Hatsahd Caps, which WIN be- We rec. r6nntTv
largest and cheapest ever brought TO the
Merchants who purchasing East ave
invited call our ioI We aS
the prices arc iullyas low asin the Bstm
S. d. HAHf n G SON, f2I Main cor. gnoH T..
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q. 8, 81. = low or NeVefI "a z. 2 a -, M
s the chance tor Tobacco, as have deter
IL mined to sell OF some 30 boxes Of and Pound Lumr
at great reduced priesast !, =,
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WHAT. SHALL WE WEAR2
RTEXT5toeatiilg drinking, loving and money making,
tits matter of small importance TO us poor NOR.
tas we shall alter that is settled nour
The public cand the ladies' nave decided
or family NAV want in the line OF Dry Goods is at
w. d. RfOTTE & BROS, - -.
povs .s.!a' - ~ No.1T6 Market ST.