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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-23
Latest Arrival at the
ORIGINAL CLOTHING DEPOT

OF HEILBRUN & SILVERMAN,
Last side of Second street.
4 LARGE 1t Of th ,se fine revers, Goats
i Some fine plain beaver do
Fine Petershan beaver DO
do clouded do do
Bear skin coats Drab and blue felt coats
Blue ard blk pilot coats Heavy cassr do
do do blanke do
3rea,icloih coa,s; frock; sack; loose, with loops;
all coors, prices aud sizes. 4 very large 10, OF
cashmere coats; at all prices.
Very heavy, long riding Goals; and great
many more too numerous TO mention. M
Pantaloons what are pantaloons oil
kinds, colors, qualities, prices, shades and
shapes, from the lowest quality up.
Vests-plain and fancy plush, plain, en-
broidered and fancy satin, cloth and silk,
wooden inserted, cashmere, plain, and fig
ured, plaid and striped.
Go and examine them for your own sat
sfaction. Sept. 80.
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NEW cEoTHINe STo82.
Rauh, Guiterman & o.,
Manu- acturers and Dealers in
REDI-MADE CLOTHING.
Muscatine, Lua,
Cipr;1,yfy; OL;o Ifyo,.. - Tz..U. n


Cincinnati, Ohio, Otta,ra and LG.ale. II
M u beg leave 10 inform the either Of Mus.
w catinr, Iowa. its vicinity, and the pulls
generally, that we have opened a
NEW CLOTHING STORE
IN this city, under the above style and firm, -
the new brick block lately erected by Mr.. Thurs,
ton, on Second street. between Iowa Avenue and
PapPoose Bridge, north side, opposite John q,
Gordon's store, where we shall be- happy TO mess
customers IN want OF articles in our line. consisy
ing in n very large and fashionable sto, k of
Mems and Boys Clofhingi
h,dia.rubber and oil clothing,
Trunks and Raises; hats and capsy
Carpet and oiled bags;
Starts. wrappers and suspenders,.
Crt cafs and Handkerchief, and trerytAin1
else aPPertaining 10 a clothing store.
GEN1LEMAN'S FASHIONABLE OUTFIT.
ANthe clothing zee sell at our rorious esta6lsA.
ments is made by our oun ,choiesale manufaefsr.
ing house. al 2s9 Main street and 245 Pearl streeI
Cincinnati. Ohio, ohere zoe get up superior ar
ich of clothing. equal to any merchant taiisf
,Dork in material, trimming and ,c0ykm0nsR;p.
Our nanufactmy is conducted By experienced and
pracficed ,corkmen. on rery erfeasire scale; and
as byotir system Of doing business zee lessen 70
the least possible number the interference If tk6
c0TtouS oeu6TS0aGeeH pf0ducer ana consumer
can gBwd to sell cheaper than any house in iAiS
CITY, giving customers better article of eletA-
ing for less money than any erer offered for s4k
ia This city before.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing In ready.made clothing are particularly
requested to call and examine o..r stock % We are
prepared III quantity and price to sell ct
WHOLESALE
10 as great advantage 10 buyers ~ can be mes
,ith in any city in the Union. New York not
excepted; for, in bu.ing from u.s. YOU buy
FROM THE MANUFACTURES,
| Aud, OF course. save the profits to pay thd
intermediate dealers; moreover, our clothing II
| got up in q superior style. and expressly with
a view to The wants Of this western region.
We are determined and able TO take the lesd
in our trade in this city, and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of The resident, and travelling com
muniy, promising 10 use all fair and honorable
means to render oureelves worthy Of il. 6y
calling on us you may soon End ois that IN
said above is
| NO HUMBUG!
As we intend TO establish permanently in this
fourishing city.
RAUH. GJITERMAN q CO.,
Second street, opposite :. G. Gordon'A
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s 0swARD.-Tss sntsrprising and energetic contrsc-
tors for the construction Of the Chicago and Rock
Island Rosd, with the personal superintendance Of
Mr.. Rarnham, have completed another link in the
Shain that connects the Atlantic and Mississippi and
the cars will Commence on Monday next running b,
0ensseo, which u l56 miles from this city. and %
from Rock Island. The next dash and it will be the
6rst baptissd By the Father Of Waters.
The running arrangements Of this road are most
thorough and complete - as everything 10 that Mr..
Gillnose, The Superintendent, has charge ot.-Chi-
ago youysak
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mysterious Rappings in Mus.
catinel

= .
THE citizens in the nsigbborhocd of the Citv Hoto
Il and Nevada Mill have been annoyed by myste-
rious rappings for SEINE time. 1t is said that the
City Council appointed committee to investigate the
matter. After agent search, they discovered that
1t came from under the City Hotel out of one of the
cheapest
Stove, Tin, sheei-lron and Copper Estu bIisb.
In the city! All orders left with us will receive
prompt attention. All stoves warranted for two
years. We shall .endsavor to accommodate all who
may favor US with their patronage.
We have also recsived 10000 feet Of the latest i'm
proved
LIGHTNING RODS,
Which we will pat up cheap for cash, and warran-
ted These rods Of carbonzed annealed iron with
electro positive elements combined in the manufac-
ture, thus rendering them equal to copper as conuc-
tors They embrace the entire perfection of science
up to the present time, constituting the most mseni
emit and pfect silent conductor presented 70 the
public. q. TRITCH a BRO.
Muscatine, Nov. 4, 1853.
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A Gard.
@ The undersigned returns thanks in behalf Of
himself and his friends, for the liberal manner in
which the appeal Of the colofed people Of this city
for pecnnary aid was responded to by certain ci;i-
Gems OF Muscatips, on Friday evening last He hopes
he may always deserve such kud regard and sencrsu.
assistances Rev. w. RonrRys
Muscatire, Dec. 10, 1853.
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"A . ID Is the age q Raj roads -
IA and Motcs, the undo signed
lwould have it remembered that ifa
you will
CALL AT THE CHEAP CASH SIRE
on can CT more goods and better qnality for
your money than any other place above ST. Louis
am now in receip, Of my Fall stock Of well select
ed goods, such as the Farmer, Mechanic, Laborei
and Gentleman wants. consisting Of oil kinds OF
DOMESTICS,
Muslins Cacoes Snttinctts
Cassneres DelniBes Aipacas
Merinoes Comforts Shawls
Blankets Inseys yweetls
Jeans, Checked shifting, Canton and Wool Elan
nels, Blankets Coats and Pants, Silk and Wool
Hats, Silk Plush nnd Cloth Caps, in fact, every
thing th is usually kept in dry goods stores. My
Stock Of GROCERIES, complete, and I will sell
at the loves, possible cash prices. My stock Of
QUE ENSW AR E. CAN'T be bea. in price. quail.
ity a. variety. Always on hand good assert.
men' BOOTS AND SHOES.
and sec IT he sign Of the Big Red Breech.
es. HENRY HOOVER.
Ica,ine, September 80. 1853.
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Special Notice.

SVeCINI NOJtCc. !.
THE subscriber would particularly call The atten.
L ton of those indebted to him private account
to tho fact that THEY MUST CONE FORWARD AND PAY
UP. These accounts have all been standing more
than year, and he cannot give longer indulgence
Nov. rs, 53-tf. JOHN LIMP.
WE also would say to our friends and customers,
to whom we return many thanks for former favors)
that we have q full stock Of desirable goods of all
kinds sorts and prices which will sell low for cash
or produce. Call and BEE.
Nov. 25, '53-tf. JOHN LEMP b co.
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Snodgrass 4 McCampbell,
Wholesale a Retail GrOcerS

4
Wholesale a d Retail GrOcers
MUSCATfNE, IOWA,
HAvE Just received general stock Of good.
i in their lin Consisting of the following ar,i
Giles. tO.wit: fs
Sugars Of all qualities Lemon syrup
Molasses, IN bbls, half Tubs buckets 4
bills and kcgs WiIow-warec clothes pins
Cofee -ltlo aud Java Churns. spades, sho,els
Teas OF oil kinds Hoes, bruoms
Saleratus, indigo ,naijer5 Cotton yarn and batting
Nails, assorted Candle wickins #
Goldfish carpet chain
Nos end markcrel SCordage. assorted
Numegs cinnamon Veal selves
Spice, pepper, ginger lass tumhers
Lemons, oranges, lFnlm leaf hats
Diied apples and peaches Soap, tobacco
White lead. SCigars- recuios princi.
Winiow-gass. Sxl0 and pes and Cubn SKIES
ioxl2 lrunes, raisin, almonds
otar anu ,ailow candles tPecans, peanuts
Lnsced, sperm aud olive Dried cu,ran;s, rice
oils Cheese ,pepper-s,uce
And all other articles usually KEEP, Ivy grocers,
winch will be sold as cheap can be bought in
Muscaine. for cash or approved country produce.
May 6, l853-ap22-3m
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lust received by Express.

A FEW superior Bay State Shawls;
II Superior gold medal Mousiin d'Laines;
Dark patterns bonnet silks; Canton Eanneis, Liz
seys red Fannes, superior Pilot Cloths Ca.simerss
Satinets, fancy Cashmere Vestngs TO-, &c for sale
very low at tho Cheap Cash Store, BY the piece 0,
otherwise, by A. w. HULL.
MuscAtins, Dec. > 1853.
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i tine and adjoining counties. l have long list
Of the names OF persons wanting to purchase farms.
Persons wishing to sell buy farms would do well to
call at the Office of Ell THAYER.
Muscatine, December 0, Is53.--3w.
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TEAS...TEAS

USC received, superior Gunpowder, 1Rperial,
y Young Hyson and Black Teas, put up in small
met Alic pscks ALEC on hand in six pound and twelve
pound boxes suitable for the country trade for sale
cheaper than the cheapest at the cheap cash store BY
Muscatine, Dec. 2, 1858. A. w. HULL.
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HoLESALE dealers in Yankee Notions Cigars.
PsrfumeIiss. Stationery, r., &C.. Iowa Avenue,
o. weea Second and Teird streets, Muscatiue.
December I6 IS53-1y
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p. $ MossR
p. 3 MassR. JM HAMIToy
Drs. Moser & Hamilton.


OFFICE-AT BURNEIr'S BOOK STORE.
--REsIDENCE--
Second. 6efreen Mulberry and Orange streets
Muscatine, Dec l6, 1s53-y
Merry Chrisfmas!
HE citzsns of Mu.cstine, particularly the iuye
niles, are RESPECTFULLY informed that
KISS CRINGLE'S
Packag. Of Christmas presents will arrive by En-
press, on Friday next and will DO for show and for
sale at the Jewery store of H o. Jones Co.. Second
street, near Pappoose bridge. Also.
NEW YEARS GIFT TICKETS
Are now ready. Price 81 each. $50 tickets tl7s
worth of prizes Tho drawing to take place at III al
HIRES Hall, on Saturday, December 81 1853, and K
be conducted by the parties interested.
N. B. Just received, by Express silver tea and
table spoons, warranted pure coin. II. o. J. & Co.
lusca inc, Dec. low
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Fresh Oysters,

r. GOkLEY has just received large supply of
u Fresh Oysters from New York, which can BE- B I'd
The dish q en- st any tine. De-. 9--tS.
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Notice.

- ALL persons indebted to the undersigned,
either BY Note Book Account are respectfully re-
qussted T. make payment BY the LIST Of January 1854
As We are compelled to collect What 10 DUE in order to
meet our liabilities. FARMER d DOOLITTLE.
Muscarine, Ueoemher q l2h3-lt
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Lucy Stone is lectur,ng on Woman Q
Rights in ST Louis.
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A. w. HULL

II AS JUST received q large and extensive assort-
Ii ment of all kinds of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY-GOODS
Notions; Boots and Shoes; Hats and Caps Bonnets,
latest styles; Hardware; Groceries, cotton Yarn; Cot
ton Bate; Carpet Chains; Fresh and Dried Apples;
Peaches. 3D., &c, which, with the former goods,
makes the stock good and desirable.
Thankful for past favors he respectfully requests
his old friends, and the public generally, to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere No pains will
be spared to give satisfaction, and prices GUARANTEED
as low as the lowest.
Muscatine, Oct. %, 1853.
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Fresh Drugs from the East.
FAY 4 STONE

| Ill y II JUST TtCGINFU HUET 7 NTIHtItT" -~..--lK
IL phia and Boston, their fall stock 80
of DRUGS and MEDICINES. selected II
with care and warranted ptire and gen. ~
uine, which they will sell reasonable aud 40
low at Wholesale and Rtiah.
Our patrons will please accept our thanks
past patronage, and we will he happy 10 see Us
toners at oil hours.
N. b. All orders will receive prompt attention
and UiN ,carydnt all Medicines. If mol satisfac-
tory. Return them and &c, your money at any
time. FAY 81 STONE.
Muscaiinc, Sept. 0, 1853.
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA. - Accumulated Capital
~ $2So,OeO Charter perpetual. Odics at the stsre
OF OLDS BONN.
Muscatine, Dec. 2, 1s53-1y$e.
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SADDLERY HARDWARE.

FULL assortment of Saddlery Hardware consist.
"A ing OF every style and variety direct from New
York which will 6e sold cheap.
Sept 1871 CHARLES NEALLEY.
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Closing out.

WE now offer our entire stock Of Goods at less
prices than ever. Call and see IL We are not in
earnest.
As We shall 20 into the exclusive Hardware. bus-
nees in the spring, We are compelled to close Of our
present stock to make room.
Dec. l6-6w CHAS. Il VIM r. STONE.
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Merry ChristllAas!
LOOK IN!
Winter stock Very Large

LOOK IN!
Winter stock Very Large,
OUR GOODS UP!-PRICES DOWN!
NE hav. on hand very large stock of goods suit
w ed to the season, uprising in part the follow
ing, VIZ:
DRY GODS CALICoES.
Brosd-cloths, sssa Co OFF; Ginghams, ass'd colors;
Cassimercs, /" Dress Silks, /"
Cassines, Cssbmeres, "
Jeans, Bombssines 90
Linseys, Flannels.
llanes, Alpaccas,
Irish Linen, Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery,
Notions, &C., &c.
A large assortment OF long and square shawl.;
Sheetings and shrtings;
Ready-made Clothing, do, and cheap;
Groceries-sweet, sour and strong;
Boots and shoes-short and long;
Also, Hardware, Queensware, and various other ar
ticles usually kept in variety stores.
We are row ready to take 10 exchange for ths
above, land on account Of dues,) CASH, Wheat, Oats
Hogs, and other products Of the country. Come qucl
while goods are cheap Old stand, on Second street
east OF the Avenue, where it will DO made your adj
vantage to buy goods by
Muscatins, Dec. 10. J. 4 w. MCCORMICK.
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BOOTS IND SHOES.
nor Mems, Boys. and ChiIdren's wear.
Il [o71 CHAS. & VIM. II. STONE.
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CINcISNArI. Dec. 81.

The steam,r l.. Taylor. bound from
Lawrenceturg to this city, exploded this
morning u. Taylorsville, killing three
persons and scalding ten others. Boa,
was saved from sinking.
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM PS,
nn,ent Phosgene Gns,

FOR BlUR IN q I'M 4 . = n ~ IN,
This Lamp, orProaeing portable Lig,; -
by the burning of an aeIiforn
which is emitted in beautiful Jets from small per.
fOTatons in Platina. t,est ofttss own
eombnston acting on the burner connected WIN INC
in the Lamp. Thus it Is u perfect anu
for creating and burning aerit ~ .;4ant
lis is such, that an Poss
rs liable out q
any other kind It requires no SI sS ES Hs esy
well, etheuvith or without glass gloDe 0l 44
Fectly free from smoke or odor fro, .e fact
that Ge Annual Fair INSTITUTE IN ls2,I
STIVRR 6fF1Ai Jvas aYardedto the INVENTOR and ADJ
nta 4he m ut the same It was
cd the BEST LIGHT exer exhi bited TO the
- ~ ' 8 K, DUNHA& g co. s
NJ ISsa, TonTne 1T :. near the Post ONCE
s,n,s AsN. q 1 Wheeling. va
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Take Notice.

ny section 1a Of The Ordinance Of the city OF hse
Inc in to the appointment. and duties
of Sanitary Committees and Board of Health OF inc elty
OF wheeling, 1t Is enacted: "a, -.
.sltat IL shall be unlawful for person, without
,seiof from the council Board OF Health OF any
members thereof bring or cause to be bronsni o 70 the the
sSist in bringing within this city, one havins
Ss Ir or Asiatic cholera any other dsease ~ IN s
4rndftion or which shall be prohibited BY any
~ Eoard OF hellth (notiee OF such order having
ivan tT apubIcation thereof in any y.
tbis effv unless such per$On shall use all
M TO prevent any alton with the aiS
essed ne son except by and relatives, an @ s
~ tie ffy Every person offending against lfhe PlpN
tbis Section shan forfeit and ray to the CITY not
Isss than fifty more than i've hunaI REQ
sS eref os tie SANITARY commit Of the 2nd Ward.
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NEW FIRM.

H. NIEssRs. CAYwooD, CoNKLTN & Co.,
having purchased the entiTesto ofStoves, I'm,
ss7eSS Copper and Sheet Iron ware of I. G. Cubert,
sl3@. Sot would respectfully inform the citizens Of
yybeeiing and vicinity that they vilfcarry on
lie business OF manufacturing Tin, Copper and shee
J We're Of which they constantly oil hand goou
for Wholesale, and Retnfi very low for Gash
all persons Wishing to would do well 70
sSsSd berefoIore occupied by T. q. Culbertson
Particular attention paid to repair Hg . r,r,
IVbeeIinr Aug 2l CAYWOOD, CONkIlN W.
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TODD g. DEVOL,

AT TYE- WE'LL KNOWN SI'ANU,
Sim Of tie Black MN moth Boot, Soutls End Of
Market Square,
RE now orening unusually large stock Of F9li @ ana
n Winter boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
rcat care and manufactured the very best workshops
Of Philadelphia and New England, expressly for our Whole
ssle and Retail trade To regular customers and all
oiISsTs who may favor US with CALL offer you goods
which NC guarantee equal in quality OF material and work
United States. TODD q DEVIL
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WHEELING.
sPRING OF 1853.
sPRING OF 1883.
e VIM. It. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
=. Foreign s. Domestic Dry G oods,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign s. Domestic Dry c. Soods,
No. III Main ST., West side, bettueen Monroe anu
Union $ts.
Wheeling, Va,
II s NOW in receipt ofhis Spring stock OF Dry Goods
and Notions, direct from importers and hanuactt.
rers Comprising as complete and desirable stock Of
goods adapted TO the trade this section found
in any house Erstor TVest, to which would respectfully
invite the attention OF retail deaers consisting OF
DRESS GOODS.
In black silks, apucos, ropns lawns de laines ging
hams, etc.. with very large stock prints the best
makes and colors. Also, bonnets ribbons, Innings and
other trimmings in variety. And OF
MEMS WEAR.
In cloths cassimers sattinetts merino cassime1es,
jeans tweeds and summer cloths; also Cottonadcs
MIS- blue drills, brown linens linen drills, nankeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment: Also,
and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats, solt
wool brash hats etc with full stock of linen and cot
ton baggn seamless bags buraps table diapers, cras
drilMgs ickngs checks, shrting stripes, etc. brown
and bIeuched mGslns; with good stock of white goods
in the -
AS cambrcs jaconcts, Irish nens aces threads, but
TONS hosiery, gloves, combs etc., in all their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, well In
Huanty eAeA "'S'"' "''- w IT cRTuv
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sTRAM MARBLE WORKS,

STEANll MAhbIH ,WOL.4nG2 WO1,1
- &c MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
TIME SUBSRRlBER having made eXtensiye eXiS a1iange @
acpts the EastEor the supply o 19 it ST
the attention OF uillers pubic M n go
I,io sienna Am&Tft other Marbles OF the fineSt
Which can be sold than any other establish.
nent in the west. - .t.;. -, ,.or,,,a ia ins,eet Ills
stock before purchasing elsewhere. -, 49,, 1,o
vond invite the attention of purchasers to examine ms
E ooIs Ma and loot stones, &C. and Grave yafd
o In every variety being enabled BY his ta
ities IN alppIy thisTvoE at cOtslueI M
any any otIeT ~ T esta bishment in the country -
Please give me F" SA W MICHAEL J. R0HAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
Aso calcnel Plaster Hydraulic Cement. PlasiST
Casts and Models, and Marietta Y lthu sDn'' " y
n frnhe nTtces.-- -
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,oro ez4z;5zzz7 t:'ssssssss3 ,s.-l.Flzla 1853,
1888. Ss s5fss5 iS:s55fsssgtss lsgssEssa sgssssssEssa -
A9D ANS & CO.'S
Tco NOTTGF

EAFhH52 AS TO I,1,s:.-s1. 9,;,,7.y
n o,nsnts 6et,1eeR Vhesling BdlttHoTs' fh1taeet
wa u" E55ia Nsto YORK, Boston and the East.
71HE public resrectnly niormsG . @ 1mSt w' nave
I 'aN' Daily Express o,;o
Baltimore 70 wheeling VIA wPS our Great
starn ETnTess 10 and all the Cities and IoWns o
the Eastern Middle States W. arc oTySt nGw 5n vsuO
he Goods Packages Bank Bills Specie, JeweEE 0N0'' "
msii speed in charge orcareful Messengers 1vuEEIi
~ Eypress for Baltimore and the East VIII T1HJC
nc daiv at S o'cock, a. NJ. Leave BAbi4AlONh
daily, at q, P. NJ. -rs .o,,. sorirfted in ordel
Serch:nts and others are resectiG sollelte@ :"
ttetr Goods &c through Adams & oos ADAMS & CO.
oFFIOh'=7tH'i'' nv S''N3'' n. PIGMAN, Agent.
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americans, Pntrenlze xo"r Own Man"
11zhnn1;r,m SilIr FactorV.

w uGCIII6 fJIIIN = % %. = ~,
SIERICAN Silk, manufactured into superior anu sun.
stantiI articles OF the various fabrics now in use at
.GiLLJS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Mheel
ing The curious such matters are invited 70 eau sec
chase silks Wholesale RETAIL be supplied
able terns at Gins StoTc adjoining the Factory OF az a.
ior;s and O. w. Hciskils, Wheeling VO and La at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, NO. ~ nam
Street, CincinRati,O. ,,,,, !, ,,.o ,,l,.p
Our Fabrics arrenteI all pure silk and have .9Rsn
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin nsttue,
Philadelpha, and Ohio State Fair We are eonS
comnrsing many yvaTiees-velvets satins, HteS
silks Tringes cravats, hnndkerchies OF white, Diach;
plaid figured and pTned all the newest Styles aue VI
hest tvined silk twcd aihplan. Also shlrts' utawets
anS ne HS @ and this important branch of Amer.
fcam Tanufacture ordersforeyery variety oisks
ly executed. =, s,;,,, ,,o,,.h+
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-29
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

DRUGS, WE DTOINE0'
Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
N. CRUHEEsA CIkEIs would announce to his
s friends and the public generally. that having purchns
ed the interest Of the senior partner in the
viii continue tho same at the stand, No. 1I6 Main ST.
and would respectfully solicit, and trusts to meIt comm
mnnrc of beray bestowed on the Oh ltr
He has lust returned from Eastern cities and is now
opening an extensive and well selected stock o @
Chemicals PerIumery, Fancy articles, &c, all OF wh!Gn
we're purchased er strict personal inspection ard win
sermnos regard o purity quality and now otere'
70 liz nubIic on The most reasonable terms. 1yT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-29
S15ri1Its and. Summer CloCnInB
- ES.11IeS2--SrT7TT - e2-Sr T5TesT1 Harchailt Tailor,

N T1SGRs to his old friends and customers anu tne
III ID generally that having nc comnencea I5E
e at his new Store Room in the St5JS
THater Str Ell aspendtd assortms9ii OF Ia Isncy
silk satin, and alilnds Of IESAd;t,S' dtns'
&c recently selected by himself in the he @
tSIe Soy Tho SpInr and Summer, and5yhlch ne WI
s,Tpe mn 10 order at the shortest 1ose in the Sss
~ 5 y; yS,ssJ sf5le T1Ts fnIscy DepnFtment
S,irt of ever ind Collars, Crayats Hand
Sefe6efs Cloves Unde Drawers St9eEIgs anu
sveIy @ tts out inthe city, call at ea
SnnFiers South room SPRIGG HOUSE Water treeS