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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-04
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WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
TIRE JFE.EIlL Y '.EXPRE,StS!
THE subscriber perfected his arrangements for run
4 ming regular WAGON LINE, the rapid transmits
sion CT la'l.- - 80
Freight, Packages and Parcels! r
Between the above mentioned, inte points
DArios LINE by which articles large and SMALL entrusted
oit will be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 patronage which will amply sustain it,
and afford fair margin for living profit I.. - -
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
yLEAVF-Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ arriving in Washington
O'Clock, each day. III. -. s..f! = =. -
Saturday at 10 O'Clock a. M arriving in Wheeling
O'Clock, each evening. % r -
oFFic cES-In Wheeling after the first OF April 1s63
on Market Street. above Monroe, nearly opposite wash
gtUn Hail. aud in Washington, in the of MoTrow's
Store. mar26 l.. w. STOCKTON.
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 100
NHnin Street.

H7nin Street.
stE-H1-- ]. FICKIESoN would respectfully an.
g5sss4EII9 9nounce the citizens Wheeling and vi
n n III n 1cnity, that he has Just opened a new and
y uelesant establishment for the sale Violins,
Guitars, Violncellos, Fagoets Flutes, Flies, Accorde-
ons, Banjos, and Tamborines Brass Instruments tho
first and best make.
Instruction all kinds of Instruments; and for
singing. ssr.f.7- E.,...- ....F9- =
Music the Piano. Guitar Flute and VIOLIN ALSO the
newest Songs Duetts ETC., the very Roman
Italian Violin aT.l Guitar Strings. H.i s.E
Caronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violncello and Violin. .
y. Kleoer's Furniture Polish, renovsting vanished
Furniture, such Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture. 7.' '- 20 .i'
OF the first and best manufacture in the United States
as Nunns and Cark's grand and Pianos, b. Du-
hams, Haett and Allcn's celebrated Boston Paos &c.
Agent for the make Cnrhardt Needhams Patent
Melodeons., .. 9..
Aseordeons and all kind fusicalinstruments repaired
nFic
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Notice to Housekeepers.o

" 4 w CtShSE1SIS AL RASBDCED PRICESs
If 000 Yards or Carpets at No. 143, Main street
lO.OOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the public generally that he Just reurne
rom the east and is the LARGEST best an
most beautiful stock OF Carpets, Rugs Oil Cloths etc etc
ever in this city embracing almost every variety NJ
style and quality that be found in the
from the finest English Velves Rag car.
THIS stock has been selected with great care and
enable me TO sell them much lower than the same quality
goods were ever sold In this city. Those in goods
viii please call and select my ofoyer
yaEds with 100 different patterns ySryinEin price
asptfisf J.GsHaRBouR. no. 14s. Main ST. j.
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ISNSIs i HuIVtS
quarters in proportion.

W t0ANSS dAlU
qua4ters in proportion.
Smallwood &. Co, .beg |,
schemes oftMaTyland Siaf,
we have selected the best 10
Maryland, are drawn unIe,
slouers elected by the State,
them, (nOne others being leg
To those who have not N,
not disposed so to do, Will
every week, and 10 those w
largely, will fiud some OF q
price, from 81 to s., and Ia
packages, from 81 to S2IO
your attention to packages,
tile purchasers, as they nav
OF tickets inpackages for the
cts III a 81 lottery, we char.
package, entitled to all that j
so. Halves and quarters il
For ourselves as prize sell
refer TO the official accounts {
many prizes sold by us, as "
1t is much to our advantage
lection for our correspondent
and on the renewal, or cashil
It, and from All experience OF
ter ourselves our Judgement
tance.
|Bank notes or drafts,
United States, received byiu,
CT aingly or by the Package.
odd amounts Ofchanee. Our
ed TO all who desire it, free u
For good prizes, and pro-
orders to H. =
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Pntronixc Your Own nIanu
fucturcs.
Wheeling Silk F,a aotoru -r

A MERIcAN Silk manua actured into superior and sub
~ stant articles OF the various fabrics in
GlLL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre whcc-
ing The curious in such matters invited TO call
the process of manufacturing and those wishing to pur.
Chase Silks, wholesale or RETAIL be supplied
able terms at Gills Store adjoining the Factory at a.
lor's and o. W. Heiskills, Wheeling Va, and James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. f.I-
Our Fabrics warrented all pure Silk and have
the HIGHEST PREMIUM and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute, New York. Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing, and stock s large seasonabc
eomprsing many satins vestings dress
Silks rinses cravats, handkerchiefs OF white, black,
plaid, figured and printed all the Styles made
best tined silk twed and plain. Also shirts, drawers
and half hose for gentlemen.
Please call and paronizc this important branch Amer
can manufacture Orders forevery variety oisks
ly executed.
Merchantable Cocoons and Rcoled Silk bought.
Z. - .lOHN ~. GILL.
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10000 dollars

ShSs CIV NlIs
Tickets SIG; Packages Sa2O
Halves aud quartcisinp pro,
portion.
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5000 dollars.

Tickets S2.50j Packages
S2S-iialveS and quarters in
proportion.
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KELLS & CALDWELL, l9sal
r (sUcCEssoRs To JAS. PAUL.. & COZ
importers aud Wholesale, dealers in Drugs,
medicines, Chcmi icaIs, Paints, Oils, Sc.
No. SO, UNION NBUlLDINGS, MAIN ST. IN s
purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
Ii apparatus, &c, of the firm of James PAUL &c. would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
generally. AL goods warranted.
In retiring from tho Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending to favorable consideration SUCCESSORS
essrs kells S CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
mat our ioer customers, and dealers generally, will
SeN hat attention and accommodation which has earned
lot thlS well known house large share of patronage
LAS PAIIILtS
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5O,21O dollars.
Grand Consolidated.
Glass J..
1000 dollars.

Tickets St5;Packages Se4C
Halves and quarters inIro
portion.
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5000 dollars.
PatapSco Institute.
Glass 1913,
APrI e3d.
I prize OF $1,000
~ 40 500
40 1i1
etc. ctc. etc.
Tickets Sli Packages $40;
Halves and quarters in pro:
portion.
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NEW FIRM.

+. }-. NEW FIRM. 2f s9s5l2
u - MESSRS. CAYwooD,- CoNKLIN & CO.
KEEN having purchased the entire stock ofStoyes, Tin,
fz5f Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF T.. G. Culbert
SSA SON. would -respeetfriy inform the citizens OF
st-& wheeling and vicinity, that, theywillcarry on
Iron Ware which they have constantly hand good
assortment for hoesae, and Retail; low for
all persons wishing to purchase, well to
see US at No Is, Union St, at the old and known
sand heretofore occupied by T. G. Culbertson
f. Particular attention paid to repairing .l.aa
Wheeling, Aug. 81. CAYwooD. CoNKLIN & co .
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Halves and quarters in
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FOR URN1.N G IN TiHEsAM
This LdmP, JorProducfng portable Light is confidently
,recomrnenaea superior any other use.
FTNHE LIGHT is produced by the burning of aerorm
Gas, which Is emitted in beautiful Jets from small per-
forations in Platina.
The Gas is generated it is used by the heat ofts
combustion acting the burner connected with the LIQUID
in the Lamp Thus tits perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeTiform Gas. z-5 tZs zs
Its construction is all possibility OF accident
from its use is entirely and the great
any other kind Of Lamp 1t requires no cleaning and trim
ming do the Oil and Lamps; and burns equally
we'll either with thouta globe shade, and
fectly free from smoke or odor fa5 =! N
opinions scientific may learned from the
the Annual Fair American Institute, In 1885,
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and Di.
poa the Manufacurer;and same 1t was pronounc.
ed the theBESTLIGHTever exhibited to the Institute. s
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail by Fl.r
tIs s..FE Il srsv5fs -. X. sDUSHAMG co. l{fa.s
No. % Monroe St, near the Post Office
ser17 Ifrss h75ts~ ~ FL Wheeling, Va ~
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10000 dollars.
SuSquehanna Canal
66,OOO dollars.

=. SSSs CLSs GlC. 90 70
Tickets $40; Packages $50
Halves aud quarters in pro,
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~ i..go MoREfNEw GOODS. S.fs
g Rroeate for curtains and table covers,
curtains aLd fringes received tits riflFl =
i@iInar2hs, HE1SKELL q Co.
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4,S55 dollars.
PatapSco.
$3.50 dollars.
FatapSco Institute,
Glass lis.
.intiI Il

Tickets 81; Packages Sl0T
and quarters III pr
portion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01

THE AlTANTHCs. The question propounded
through the republic yesterday has elected
from highly intelligent gentleman Of this city
some information, which we think it well to give
to the public,
Our informant states that he had long unc On
sciOusly Summed this tree on account of its
unpleasant odor and the nauseating effects it
produced upon him, especially before breakfast,
when vomiting was not unfrequently produced
by simply passing under il and inhaling the at
mosphere inpregnated by its exhalations Re
solved to make sure Of the cause Of this effect,
he tested IL by inducing other persons to expose
themselves to its influence in like manner and
wherever a predisposition existed to any bilious
affection, or to cholera molbus the symptoms
Of these affections were manitestly aggravated
by such exposure, and an unconscious yet de-
clded aversion to approaching the tree was
plainly evinced
In the case Of delicate iafants also the same
test was made, and the effects were so apparent
that without appearing TO reason upon the sub
ject. or even TO comprehend defnitively the
cause Of the childrens sutferings their nurse.
nstinctively stunned the shelter of the allan
thus in giving the little patients their morning
Or evening rides,
Our informant then tried the effect Of decoc-
tons Of the leaves, Of the flowers, and Of the
bark of the roots, upon the human system, and
found them both emetie and cathsrtic. But hi!
experiments in this particular are not complete
and he will prosecute them farther.
lie also states that he has ascertained thai
in certain localities where this tree abounds he
has Observed the desertion of springs end els
terms, tie waters Of which were previously il
good
We viii only add that our informant is il
every respect entitled to confidence, and tina
we snail look to him for full development o
the results OF his experiments, which he ha
promised to impart to us at the earliest practi
cable moment. Washington Republic, I'D
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Friday Morning, July l. 1853
C0TT0N-There fair demand yesterday which
resulted in sales of $500 bales Prices steady Later
adyices from Europe by the Africa will be found in
telegraphic column We yet quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
d Inferior ''...." gag Z Kidding Fair 1lSllA
s aiaaiidy 49,. az y paiS FAIR e
Good Middling. loz0ll54 Good and Fine. "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept l, 1882. 1870. s5s2 1874
yesterday 2l2=-l ey26s4 0oO-4s1 1l6
l6s22l8 $3.50
=. yesterday 4,3l4-l5s974s Il3=4s 46s
Stock on hand not cearcd...... 7246s 4ei
T0BACCO-The market continued active and firm,
prices for descriptions being .5 a above the
highest point previously reached this heard
Of nearly $50 hhds taken as follow Il5 hhds 81
and So at 55s 1852 bids 90 Mt pa, at 6A 90 at o4
1902 at Ga and SIS at 63s 81 hhds at 5s and So at
ca 100 hhds at and 100 bids "a at and at 10
. 70
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-sugsr was very quiet and
we heard of no sales worth reporting OF Molasses 30
bbs poor fermentng sold IL and 80 ordinary Reboed
at l5a q gallon
FLoUR-The rain restricted transactions to 300
bbs of which 363 bbls st louis in lots at 81 80 100
at 81 90 1853 Extra at s. IS and 100 Fancy do (Eage
braniJ at s. 80 q Dbl
GRAINCorn was steady with sales Of $500 sacks in
cudng 100 at SIS $40 o. and about 1900 also 60s
u bushe
PRoVIsIONS-A small lot Of 20 bbs branded Prime
sold at s2 50 and retail parcels of Mess at sl5 Is
a Dbl Bacon depressed and good Sides offer
ing at 10 u ID without buyers
COFFEE-lhcre fair demand with sales Of 1900
bags Rio Of which 800 inferior about ST. sI5 Good
sJ1, 1os at 50, and 50 Phi '''sto: = b.
sALT-A cargo Of 5000 lthCtdizsold from the yes.
| eel at 13e a bushe
cANDLES-We hear 4 yff Grors {, Dettrick
brand sold early in the ,i.I,Fft sixty days
wHIsKY-sales 100 JRectifcd in lots at 81 and
ITO Raw at 221e gallon -'tock light.
FREIGHTs-A ship and bark taken for Liverpool
to load at Mobile, private terms,
EXCHANGE-But little doing We now quote
Sterling "a ZOE a
Francs .,....... 49,, ST l2a605 10
New York Sixty-day ll,GDl9, y ct disc.
Eight Checks New York ....... 4. m a ct. disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01

UNDRIES-
! WHITE LEAD arkins pure IS, 50 and loo ns.
kasss Blsaehed ard Sperm;
HAMS oudhel1's and SsBSg shAyfs
FL,UR-3u0 bills. EItra, srpsrsns and Fine
TUNGrEs-i0 oorss suga Cured;
TEA-A feS pEs lIrpgrlal Gaupo~dss Various Gsssi
BCTTER-l00 Irhins W. Stern .
BRASDY-?O n cssks Cusonhcuss sores For ala
.p7s STONE WALWoR'H II. 50 TehouritoalAa =
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RGD6EPoRTPer bark Iudian. Railroad fixtures TO ori.r


GPFgSVtt III Pr ,,smsr Frank fyon; I5i bale, GOTTEN W
,rt.o, A. r,msIk san,e Re,,-is DO A,,-
"a 10 ~amaie-q do Boyn Foley Ayery-s Cocks
A. - . 49,, IA = AZ Hsl.,n-i ia n Yr.llssn ss9li
ty, h ot nsa1e. ,nI apples 70 order and oEn-rt
s4s,tt T...i sa,,sa'' on q ~. " f'
'i 49, 49,. 80 '' --.,-...
hTTAKAPAsPsrs steamer Rosa 81 ht1' snzf ~ sbs ~
fslowrl aeof bba mo asssh - mas sugar p -
.7gaI DsBlaneis Do sdda 'ssh ase-5 90 i.sSA2
$40 Is b6s noh'sss Darby 70 ' rs
hhds sugar as Dbl. Fn'-s'ss'
-lla Donna Is bis bot'1Ha-
hides and
dts. 10 orIer
,,,,,a,,,,r rt.o... rt..., too
Nf Mn -. a -, ID e5I.
.. tope o4es 'Tne I, ~, - AZ ,,
,.ps AIuonR fisrr5 ~, , Ps,. Mia te-
tagging fsn hsIIleoo - tee ltHs
nan, Niartn O.en t-trf !, " ,tt
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RrIYe.
ELECTION NOTICES.

re" j. g. PoNDExTER, Superintendent, of
the ngJh Delivery Pcsi-oce eandidAe fer CT ERIK
Of TrE FIRST DISTRICT COURT Inls tie.
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re- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
WILL M CAsTELL Office Of CLERB
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. uhi&
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Rs3~ JAMES A HOPKINS i. candidate for
CLERK OF The FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01

Is- WILLIAM P. BEDLoCE, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court that may organized
succeed il. mia IL
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ES'- Fo8 CLERK Of THE FIFTH DISTRICT
-gCRT.-GEoPGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Nluut.
Cyk Fih District NewCfle,ns which stuR5u
hed @ the last offers himself ard late for tie
%
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01

GS- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRACT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate for reelection.
nh
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yEt3~ JoHE ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERE
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mig
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re- Messrs. Editors Please announce me as
candidate for CLERK OF THE THIRD COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS M0CNEY. uhs
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ag SAMUEL 6 RISK is Candidate for
CLERK OF THO FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election Mon
Law 4 November e
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1ss- THOMAS c. PooLE is candidate fol
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. uAs I'd
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NEW YORK, June %. COTT0N-Sales of 500 bales
at unchanged rates FLOUR-Sales Of $1,000 bbs at
81 Sc TO 70 for state 81 o. to 81 for Western and
80 O6 to lS4 for southern WlEATSales of so 900
bushels at III to l24e for White and l2c for enesee
CoRN-Sales of $4,000 bushels Gc for Mixed and 65
for yellow WHlSkG-Sales Of 500 bbs at - cents e
gallon PORkSales % $50 bbls Sl5 20 for Mess and
s3 = Dbl for Prime BEEF-Saes Of $50 bbs Mess at
sl2 15sales of 500 bbs Prime Mess at so 90 Il Dbl
CUT MEATS-Saes of so ibis at to &c for Shoulders
and to sc for Hams BACON-QUiet a. u % Sc for
Short Middes LARDSars o. 80 bbls at 81, to lOc
and 200 kegs at lie. .GROCERIES-C'o frm sugar
unchanged Molasses steady
BALTIMORE, June 30, P NJ. FL0Ult--Ihe market
10 day quiet Gu Change sellers firm 81 - fer
Howard street Flour but buyers unwilling operate
above ST. 6S a. sales Of $50 hhl> CITY 1is Flour We're
reported at ~ IS 2 bb WI.EAT-rhcr. was no Wheat
at market to-day -. C0itN-Dul and prices AVE a
downws nd tendency About 5000 bushels were sold at the
Coru Exchange to-day at o. to White not strictly
prime There We're sales Of Yellow We quote Yellow
nominal at BIC. OArs-Smah sales OF Virginia ana
Iaryla AZ SO to 40c
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Deputy CLERK Of the late Probate present Ssocd
Cont il candidate for CLERkstP Of the SECOS
DISTRICT COURT whatever may be change
70. ubl2
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CIY.
Thursday Evening, June 80. 1853.
The stock Offering especially Of the lower descriptions
is ample but business rather dull and prices easy at
quotations:
-PRICEs-
Bur Cattle (Western) ........-,6l 6D7, p ID net
(Choice) .......,...,.., ---ds Q = tb net
(Attakspas 4 Texssl..+ 054c 4 Is net
Shelf western .-,.....s 00G % 2 heBd
MICH Cows...,...........,.s2 $50 o0Ds60 90 q head
CALVES AID IEARLISGs......,.S 4 TOmS & 90 . head
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Iss~ FRED J. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
November je4
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VERA cRUZfer steamship Texas 1928 bles
NEW YoRK-Per ship Shelter! A. bales
hht 5s do 400 b cas hams 22
IS bales hemp 80 bales miss.
LIyERFoOLPsr ship Tteombi 1901 bales hf
APALACHIC0LA-per schr W Kan lis bbls flour IL hf
bb whisky do e % do pooes and onions hhds 80
bacon 1856 sacks
BOSTON Per bark Lyman 1865 bales cotton 36i pigs lead
PENsACoLAPer scht Diamond - tbs hour do whisky 10
dc potatoes 100 sks 50 do do coffee chs
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Gfs~ Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
4 NorT candidate CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CgtRT mil
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snet, proprietor these elentaed popular
splnss happy ntJ'n hrs inenl1 wEo hAse-
Hosr visited aud Of hss7 inVarAns medicinal weers
pubic b.
we'll Those WHO La been
te Springs that they foef from the
-tce River, miles Ao6le, wha
there 10 regular a. sn5oat nav'gs,Jn.
GlwAy
from be si~anlJy ssyngets ys,ins tie SPri.ss
s country Spruss pleAelng undnarg and
trg,tHv 4 ors5s contributes
rapti 10 health Of ne er.eehled il valid.
The FIR tl curative Effects pArcu
lsry OF hs I've snd kidneys rad neuralgia while M
experience has hoS hH' they posvs
eife CONNOR & WG0rEN, Proprietor. uy4s Sul
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TREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss - 80
NJ This poruIar Summer relIsAt, generally
Southern country, uader the
Mrs. ELIZABETH PADAl and br John PRADAI
distant village Biloxi viii opened
% the La Of June 10y the pton q ys-0rs.
The REE OAKS y is well AuoHn need extended notice
yeas he popularity the es:Ah EInut deem steadily
increasing The nsdrAl Hdips The tnssG
prospect pure salt anws
lie a tailed impress sveIfty the macy Visitors
Ney-'l. ans, u bile an lte u-r9antlnz country
Dur Tie Winter The popti:os have s Improvements
The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
SAIL BOATS will be al the
vice of tie visrJr CLAEET at Dinner
CARRIAGES aud HORSES be prUeur' i
BRASS BAN Nd Of Newrlesls engaged,
AL d bali. IA be expected twice week.
Visitors Ilr sop the GREEN OAKS, requested
Captains the Ill land them the whsr Of
the Hotel.
,a.TERAtS.,..
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4 BAD LEG OF A VERY ia sGEROUS NATURE CURED BY
hulLoWAns OINTMENT AND PILlS.--Mrs Poole No MeT
mad Col Borough hal suffered long cd with dread
hi sore leg which banlsd the skill Of The
private practice we'll the hospitals and dslnsaries, under
who's lr-a she had been whom after Ned trials,
ul effect tie least good The HOLLOWAY pus and Ointment
aone LAS been The Of curl this extraordinary bad g the
Wde ani asonhmen o. all who have seen II As Nrs Poole ia a
pes TAR RiyanHsI a yssrs
~ i he PROOFS HOLLOWAY, ~ Strand,
rt9 rmpe Var Londou and by All The respectable Drug
DeA'srs IN MedEts uued
sutan1d 81 each Wholts lie tie ncp Drug H. tho
non ard by Mesrs A. " d SANDS Now York And WRIGHT
d Co, EsE Or.srt
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W e'al Word lse,oai Rep..'zagy- bst Of The dy o.
ode seube t5e APOLLO SALOON,
Tll NeE AID AIoo .tr5ts, WEDNESDAY EVENING J8y
d, at gi1.k % ei neisettt' represent them the Cou-
al Cons .l p9uaI5 suutIl-.
jHratns, ho, Leeds Niron, Converse, Pt'r,
iHls " tHr' Pafkpr. " Mons, 4 payI C. Latur0F
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'alerat Tea Ersl Caldwell, " tsHe-It llon, q W
Nssw. II luur u Quek, i+fs, Hiram Hart Geo ftac
Hu7tmtt II shields John NJ lrtssst W Lyle, CaHHd,A
"a .'Fs " Garfield Jas sekIoa Joaa RSters Noble,
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Hss- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of the Second Election, Monday No
vember mvl
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70 GEORGE F. PEARSON is candidate for
seleetoa CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT.
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