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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

MA Washington, dispatch says that II is under
stood that Secretary Guthrie favors reduction of
the duty on iron of all kinds to twenty-five pei
cent I'D vaiorem; also, thai he will recommend
that salt, dyestufs, mahogany and other furniture
woods, raw silks, crude drugs, and fruits. be put
on the free5l,st. ......,,s q s q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

TIE journal of Commerce says:
In ~ counties from which we have return more
or less complete. the Hards are $4,000 votes head
of the Softs. There is no doubt but that they will
come out ahead in the State at large. :
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From Baltimore.

-
coaREsros bEEcE o. TIE svHEELIEo INTEIklqENCER.
BAlTiMoRE, Nov. 1915 M. Z
There is already good deal of talk, and some
contention among the Wings in reference to the
next United States Senator, in place of Pearee'
whose term expires. The general impression is
that he will be reelected. There are those, how
ever, who think other distinguished men in the
State are entitled to chance, at least, for the hon
or. In this category is prominently spoken OF the
Hon. Samuel Hamilton, a,whig elect 10 the House
OF Delegates from Talbot county. He IS a most
excellent man, has filled many responsible posi-
lions in the State Government and Wing OF I'M
ouiyocal stamp. Mr.. H. presided at the recent
Wbis State Convention. Mr.. Pearce has enjoyed
the rewards and honors of high public Office Tor
nineteen years, and some are of opinion, good and
true as he is he should give place 10 others. His
reelection, however, will, without much doubt
take place. rs
The uncertain tonor of eastern affairs, as shown
by the latest EpTopeanaccounts, have had noeflsct
ON our market except to sustain Breadstus at pre-
vious prices. Sales to-day of 1000 bbls Howard
street -four at 81; City Mills held atS7. No sales
of moment. Rye flour 5,25; Corn meal s,75a
s.s7.
Grain steady. Small sales Red Wheat at /, Asa
I,4s; White do 1,66a1,66 to 1,6o. Old Yellow
Corn and White do 67a71c; New Yellow 62a66ci
White do 5sa62c. Oats 4oa4sc. Rye 75aTsc.
Whisky 2sa29c in hhds and bbls. No change in
other articles.
Ohio Railroad shares advanced to 4oia62i and
better feeling. Money easier. j. W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
171 Chestnut ST. PhiLa@SPia 9gHosIts s STATE h0'''t.
INpnRrER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The comprising, in part. the following
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Corhiees; Fl
DO Muslin Do do Pinsi
Drapery Laces q Muslinsi do Bands,
French Brocatels all Canopy Arches and Ringsi
andcolors; ..-7a 49, CordsS 1asseIs, nlIps,
Satin de LANES; Frnges, curtain OIoPst
Damasks; z &C. -. i, -, -. :,
qualities on hand L-l.s- s-... -, :,
PAINTED WLvDOWSHADES, and HOLLAHUS OF al
b. Persons Ordering Curtains, win give the measure
oTthe Eeighh aud width o. he entire frame oil WINDOW.
. arfrE- 1vddH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

.wiliam Tyler, of Virginia, brother to the President
of the United Statet recently appointed OF the Choe
taw Commissioners
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

eiHE Russian WAX cGy.-.The Russian procla-
nation to the army concludes with these words:
.Russia is called to annihilate Pagansm and those
who would oppose her in that sacred mission shall
be snnitilatedwith, the Pagans. Long life to the
o. T,ss l;fa 10 tbe. God of the Rrssianspsa i
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Public Lectures.

Public lectures s. is ~
TIME committee take pleasure in announcing to their el
L lowcitizens that arrangements have eniado with
eminent lecturers acouTse OF twelve Public Lectures
to be rel1uTing the ensuing winter.
Tho opening Lecture will BIO delivered by the Rev Bis.
Fourth street Church, u O'Clock
Tho proceeds OF the Lectures alter delfayng the ex:
incurred tho erection OF tho Chapne street Methodist
Episcopal Church. s..s ~. .s.t-.-t- a. /.
PnII course tickets families ndivduais can be OBJ
tanned from either OF tho members of the committee.
Single tickets % cents. To be had the Book Stores
during the day preceding, and at the door on the evening
or tia
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Thnmaa Hnphf
2. BROWW'S
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGEI

ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
TNHIS Essence is preparation of unusual excellence
In ordinary diarrha, ineipien: cholera, in short in
cases OF prostration OF the digestive functions tits oi
cbjlera and summer complaints OF dren is rsiaS
ly efcacios; family individual traveller shUud b
Nithoutit
CAUT70N-Be sure TO get the genuine Essence, which
ispIepared only by F. Known, at his Drug and CAtEi
cal Store NJ Z corner of FifTh Ofest SfTetts Plls
deiPhfG and sale by all the respectable
the United States.
And in Wheeling by-JAMES BAKER,
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Trouble For Pittsburgh.

twill he seen by the following proceedings that
people up on the Monongahela are determined to
make the Piitsburghers come up 10 their cbliga-
tons, or pay the damages"
PusL.ic MEETiSo.-At ameeting held onS Saturday
evening the 9th inst, at Morgantown, by the cit
izens and vicinity, for the purpose Of considering
the propriety Of prosecuting suit against the MO
norgahela Navigation Company, to repeal Their
charter, in consequence of their failure to con-
tinue their improvement 10 the Virginia line as
that instrument requireS,-Capt WM. LAziER was
called to the Chair, and F. MederG appointed Sc
cpetary. !.
six be appointed by the chair. to report to subse-
ouent meeting, 10 be held on Friday evening the
18th inst. the most proper mode of proceeding
against said Company.
The chairman appointed the following gentle
men said committee, to wit: w. 4. Wiley, Esq,
Dr.. Isaac Scott, G. r. G. Allen, Esq, II. Daugh-
erly, Esq, E. G. Wilson, Esq, and G. M. Reny'
Esq. -.-
Moved and carried, that this meeting adjourn to
meet ON Friday evening the 18th inst.
Moved and carried, that the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in the Monongalia Mirrol
and the Democratic Republican-signed by the
Chairman and Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

PerSinn Hair Dye.
THIS Dye Is warranted used according to directions
to change the hsrrrOm any other color, to beautiful
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soaarsposDrsoS o. RIM SgurEbrso IisrntiElqESOER,
/ R.nrlnoRE, Nov. 12-5 PM.
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F. MADEIRA, Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

fsIas stsf. Now or NeyeFl
II the chance Tor bsrgai as have deter.
gined to sellsoG some so boxes Of and Pouad Lump
- s saSssss s4uSs0 pi.''s' wv RHODES, Agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15
James 4 : t;SIIi SSH;3i pvIs;aeS

FGshiOnabfe glOthing EmporIum
g. RICE, EsCEHAifG IAILOR,
sPRIeGF HOUSE, WATER sTRELT.
It's now receiving from the EasteIn citiesa snendd as.
OF thebest and variety which been
lected by himself, for the - - = 8 r.
- - : FAIL afEDswINTER. ssh. 4i84
Having sornen be supas ed, viii MAXI
10 at the shortest notice. the best MANNER and la
test style He has also hand large variety OF Ready
Made Clothing, together with general assortment 81
Shirts colIaTs cI1vats, handkerchies, gloyes under
shirts drawers, stockings and IN short every article ne
cessar BE would say no one
and all-come andjudge for yopIselveas sept
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

n M New Yor has joined the other statesiniap-
pointing the 24th instant as Thanksgiving Day
States are now united in the promised
of that dayg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

New Books.
rorrs on Ifsee Toms Cabin, by Rev, j. & .stearnsF
~ Rssfmants AncTiean PoTt.F ono AluSs "r
= Eeiigion OF Geology, by HltehoeekS -
81 BsesheT.s Domestic Receipt Book
Sans for Tho Llttls Ones at HOmei
GTeat Truths by Great ApthoTst
Iiebef on tifvtl Liberty and Self Govefn1lehtj'
Ryenna Book BY Mrs, Kirkland
Lays OF ATcient R0mes BY T. b; acaalaZit
Manual OF FasAionff S! e-a ssf.iy Il
Cereals and eology, by Hitcheoeki
iISgypt and Palestine. by phemasi -
II Coilierts Euentat ions,to Text Of SHAKESPEARE"
Ta.,oa ahesslzea 2 by w11pE.s; BRoTHRR.
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Cheap Cash Store.

intend to keep up my stock the round and all wao
NAV fvor me with call have their wants suppaST
at No i65 Main street. wheeling, Va. And
invite all who may notice this 70 he
given ven JOIN G. HErTLy--N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

USE aOWEs COUGH CANDYl
" or sale at Proprietors prices by
aE f}KE16S C jAuDHELL, and
& hovt6 ii, HstfATTBRsoNs0e Co., Wheeling
CSGJIJKgl z ASIA dR5iAUKOW
sliASRETS FOR ESistsll
MOONEY, Manufacturer ana Dtai6r in Willow and
IN, Woo den TaIo. 1g1 Old Market square, west SIDE
corner Market Alley Sold retail cheap for
cash novI6
STEAMER VIRGINIA FOR SALE.
ON Monday tile 18th nay of November, 1853 at The ci:
NJ ~ DC tVneeliIs, will self public auction thesteaD'
boat VIRGINIA. (oe olsthes Union Line Pack
etsl with her arPaFsl, tAeh s, sna ~
hand, enc fourth in ou iollhs uge fourth eight
months ana TIC months from thetime OF
sale yvinterestj the purchaser opurchasers giving
g0tiaple apr with ell0 fseeut, and lien
ments ~ .ts5ls,gs
nvI5 UHAREES W. usSELb, treasurer
lPisbureh Gazette, Cincinnati Gazette, and louisville
Jodrnal cory daily till sale and charge this ctce.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

HONIIUdL n % 2 y 7 2 ItLAl2Jtt. - 2
BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, SAz
LOON5AND. OYSTER DEPOT.
ETNHB undersigned, having bought the Bridge Corner
il Confectionery opposite the Monroe H ouse formerly
kept by T. NJ Parker and greatly ENLARGED and improved
Confectionery, aud viii supply parties on reasonable
teIniss
OYSTERS served up tho best STYLE at all hours, in
the Saloon, and furnished and reailby the can
and half can. tet
on hand.I
noy1Odtf L. H. ROSE &: ERNEST RRELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

SMASH uP ON THE LAKE smOaE ROAD.-we clip
the following from the Cleveland Plain Dealer OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

n I5l57F WHAT SHALL WE WEAR?
NEXT to'eating, drinking, loving and rnoneymakins,
IN is matter OF small 70 US poor NOR
tails 'twhat shall wear, and after that's settled hi our
minds ohere suit taste is
The public Cand the ladies' paItieuerly nave decided
that the best In town TO find Verythng which lady
or family may want in the line OF Dry Goods is at
w. D. MoTTE q BROS,
novS No.176 Marke. st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

d JlIO. r. MILLER g Co.
TAyE received a51ot of Sinclair, q Co.'s Patent
Ill straw Cutterb. Also his improved Corn Shelters,
otstorasr s3=aiso have Tesh rye straw
cut to their CUSTOM by the bushelj With all
kinds or mill feeds to mix with them. sepI
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Read th1SM a
YETm. BOLE, at No. 16 MAI strsetb Wheeling, va
wv sthiS day opening the first lot OF his Fail and Win
ter Ladies' boots and Shoes ofeyery de-
serption all OF the quality and latest style. Also
misses, nd o6iTeas wear all classes with full
sorent OF nels youths Kip boots and shoes
sample pair d Ladies' Winter Ga1te boots can be seen
at the Fair on the Island ..5 ~
N BAN the above etassea OF Work are and
will be sold wholesale and retail. 2 -
JEF0. r. MI 2 ] .ER g Go. @
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,t<CHOlCE BOOKS. b GffA
ctIX Months inItay, by rs Hillafd; 80
- visit to Europe, by Prof SillimaDi = suzi
b Venice, the City Of the Sea, by f. Flag:
Lorenzo Benonii
Men and Things in Europe, by Kirwani
The Heayenly Home, by Rev. H. Harbaugh;
More Fern Leaves; -
Tales for the Rich and Poor, bylT. S. Arthur;
Tales OF Grandfather, by IRalteL Scott; i.
CrGnf0rd, by the author Of Kuthi Es.stsgs{slI
Ingoldsby LegendaS ssA3 80 81
AlaIge lot of ITIeason Booksj ~
Choate's Speeeh on Webster;
1st and 2d parts of Maeaulay, IS Engiandi
list ami second paris OF Countess DC Clancy pumasj
Philadelphia Magazness ETC. etc. - .,.,-r,,,,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

Goo $50 Iars.l Itr llst
hrtr.nf lIs hs3 rsaiasnssl fag.i
t.s.a a.s stf,sre hf masr ihsaa ftAf
tfsf -ftfftfor n ID, ii.t fa a-.satt 81
aar Toe tntef BOB sts.t vt trmaa.
faa sn snwsi.ais ari ssf.faenFy sd.
nrt RI .tf msIef. 10 hnfsfrcl
ftaf eaf frun is-i,r vrfe SEQ law.
l-r llt. sass i.- 500 fssa' 90 ritc 30 p
ssi sasan aI onrs &c. snhti ty o.
4sstiter ns fo r.mc a4f i'arri ru8 vsa.
f.-. &C. o. vao}4 oain, aod felf Is un
t.af ovr ffuaff We put, i.m hy
r,tuf- fass. be- f.ef a ilctsIrlian css-
siraglur ct ftf offensive better ANff
sreltirs O. ssfne fasty ia~frf. 20 ol.
isss iic r'am ffu0 oUr t~hEruri ai-
tnfuty --sH 81 ihrm it'oarg 10 hasi
rrss on to- ries ~ pru'rss.ural drhea-
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tiauiso IS fueulr rsr cshf. A. ihc
vafi.te onr'' ,bafg, 49, ivsitc. sAly
rii per-orri eHs aii ilat ever came
irfo eur rut-fttof
The Nrv lofk laeveu are noble
SOD ds,l.ne prpaiilarsts Naumiau
never charged uo,r spiritually twas
orir ths ether DAY oHc of them sent us
tll a n,iy dollars Cor seeing TO che
a,tasii.on - few l.ocs TO prove thc
utle GA FRO. aiding lha, Dec would
retain tie Opposition ami ihc hili was
tald w tr,.c BE- Will f1d Ii good
property we psid 81 for smother
Hu We hssr said crongh Our
readers maf tlint ~ orr afiIe'e as Mr..
n-opu jos, Of ncvsrspcr criticisms on
De- tar-iha' 10 D. time ih.s thIns was
stopped w have .honn Why and
bow We atmitr awysr.. Nloui any
obc j...rli FROM oHr ,irws ne vii zee
anoibrr g. dipuIe with him, Why
ndf Do nf tlc accepted theory
make lawyer MORAL gladiator with
Ga De- or Dis uch.a1 Do. au,
nro Gd. when listening Go forensic
claq1,w speech da, lhnra 5. o. maa be-
bond. Philadelphia Daily Register.
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16
Finish Of III, Washington Monument.

The top Of Mount Washington is a
mass Of large granite houllrrs, evident
~ brought together during the dril
epoch. while the mountains were sub
merged Ono Of ,hcse hloek. has been
selected and sci aside Tor the apex. or
browning stone Of the Washington mon.
nmcn,
4 party Of engineers and architects
in ihe employ 81 'he Mount Washing
ton Ro4l Company visited the summit
n few DAYS ,.n,g with a view to plans Of
hoascs, &c. anI Mr. {. 4. Alexander.
arehicc, Of our CITY, pointed ont a
block suitable Tor that exalted pur-
pose.
The ubolo party Joined at once IN a
unanimous respou-r 10 favor 81 the sue.
ecslion. Measure. are agreed upon TO
secure The iulGlmeni Of tie plan.
Tho thought J. a nollc one. H. cx-
ccu'iou will g. a propd triumph Of art.
H. fitness tinAe, every miod With a
srHsaii0n II pleasure.
|, only uce,l, lhc pen Of a Webster.
or thc floquenrc Of Ci.natc. 10 make
lh,- idca tIs.,ic. Towering L.ah above
ihc ,olamr. vhieh our hands have bull
bed" -al Nc Webster -h,hcld mo-, by
ile inhaliaui. 81 single cts or siu-
rlc state, tai D., III lhr f1mii.,, o. man.
a.r,nfls ilr rainssi grandeur of the
chamu,r aHj iic ~ Washington"
Hos I'd a termination az fiaf cf.ir.-
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tie female constitution, - tended upon the truths ui
medical science, and cruitmcd by the experience ut
h1lrands Of ladies who have taken lhi- caih"lirnn
with tic unHt happy and universal snrcc+s Tor the dts
eases aud arrangements commonly called
EE.H1LE COMPLAINTS.
Among these are rnlapFus tI,n, ~ Falling uf the
womb Chronic lnu1mnlti'u 1d Liberation Of iio
Nu'nb; Incidental llirmnnh1le, ~ Pleading, lluDt
AhIs, cor Nhiic- thiori4is uniu, oppressed, aud
lfr ruitf Ncusituhiiur, Sc, VIII at their acrnmpa
nyiHg evils. cancer excepted, IT whatever duration
aud severity. an those Complaints cen bee pleasantly
safely, and certainly remcdieI b., lhi- preparation.
The general failure OF the worthy attempts Of the
medical faculty tu rure tbis ella sol dires hrfr ifc
is gc1tly IL be euuhltcd 10 thrr reliance upuu local
fcurdirH aside irlin THE ant Of knowledge Of The
proper treatment fer The general economy. Already A.,
Ncn many at the pfutc~sainn, having Witnessed II.
salut1D effects have thrown aside tllUr conventional
prejudice, and are m1uiir. ting due regard Tor tie
welfare vt their psttit. d, recommending the nee Of
tlu- medicine. and rrsuuing 10 Il thtm-oNts IN DE
treatment OF all the complaint ir which It r. IN.
tended
Tie influence uf mi composition upon Tire female
constitution Of the most hrndll Kind the most dr
iratr aud irhlr female need haNr NO tears u IT. u-p
if any length Ut time tT II cuntt'us uu mercury, u'
any tttirle which ,n prove in ans WY iuuriul- be-
tuR made entirely # vegetable extract, and pr0Iatcd
so a- 10 t..lo lisu pleasant cordial.
lhr H0las opDraHti ui tht. remedy, ~ Tie cirs 81
thit 'ia- "idis,a.es, t. through the general rcouum,
- ue b, tenn, ila peculiar dotoni'naiiDn 10 the
female organ.
This preparation, nfi'r UNDERGOING tho most lah1fcl
aud -triiuilirg na- by -rirutilr men ip tNcfy pu-
siblC way, o. perfect d. curative adaptation 10 thu
class ct campl ris, Tor srucs ~ YEAR. hl- hcrour
an inai could be desired O. fld IL. Hns-iun, and by
SIS toiii' % may now be- krwu IN the cure # thou
sand. hIt 4ts f1Tstt bat mt entered utn, ~ NIL
lions If a'ie. ere HOW .lii.rire to- waniuiits old.
Pamphlets, containing much n-stll Information
touching tha nature and symptoms ui thr above di
etHcs together mn o.timuills from Hdits oi tho
highest feFoct'hlu a. ccr.hciby tho mot .aii i'c
ton aulhnniy u tiC pamphlet, 90 All which the aii.n
tun Il l1dt 'hi pfciiiluers D. p-rit'ls invited.
cfn ho had enti' &C the store Of 6. BURT = soN,
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miscellaneous articles.
law,tn ana lh,ir FEES.

We DOT o1ly respect lasycr. bot
have lively admiration fpr them -
Who ever heard nf ou, 81 ih,m taking
fees 300 gn unjust cAu,c ur doing
hard hearted 'mua or saving what &c.
del no, believe or encouraging Utica.
ton or meuptr sri.iing evidence Gao
he Jup De Tocqu, vile rightly
sass iheY nrc ilc HfiIuefary that r..
The best of men--in the Umlel State.
Dor ovu admiration q ilsm is founded
CA q large experience Of thrir virtue,
1t ns cali up. ior a moment from QUE
pleasant memories ~ ihc past. tl,c ina-
ges 81 a fcw lawyers Of our oun ac-
qas.u'anco
There IS cor friend nt Columbus.
Mississippi. Who never varies from
be srslr Of ,hafrc, even for Gicnl.--
We cen, him op,e Tor collection our
hll 81 rix dollar. a-iiesi q Subscriber
liz collected a. toe ,amc day. and ,cn,
ua by return mail, h.. own Liil of sl2,
viii polite Jon iar ilic unpaid balance
ofs6. Wsuuhtsi iu1auirr. thinking
hlm ior bic pmmruc-s
Thea lherc Be- lhc eminent councillor
o, Lake Pr, l-ucc. who CHARGED 81.
$500 on o t.il oi ,achsne, for $4,000.
which he'd been raid ou prc.eu,aiion,--
We demonstrated. and Dee cln.ol,d %.
fot nal having collected through hank
by ihc assurance that. II professional
etiquette I'D no, forbid. &c would mos,
certainly reduce biz original charge.
which be admitted wAs rather ton
heavy.
4 uiii better man was Texas law.
yer. u whom we entrusted dl,pui-d
land claim. on an Arrangement called
Iho 'hal,os, yer, common iu that mart
81 Tie country. \ lpg,aas DOG wa.
Smith. About eighteen months ,lap,-
ed viihoai oui hearing from ilm H.,
th,n wrote ps. Ia nn.ntf io our fvso-
ue,h si5sie. that De- had done fsmarl .
abi, vel with ihr claim. l,,ip, ,.m-
promised Il Tor bali ,he value al ,hr
pruiscltt that De- had roel.i,J tb..
haN ~ li. f.o. and il,at uru.rc real.
n noi indebted o. him iar sp,tlins Ir.
,t8es dc r...i. ..rasil,i ID. L.i ...g,g,.,.
c,si nuA d,,.ort.ra.l ", eouii haze
fairly hugo ii., fellow lot hi.rn,noB
esrsIess LeHer.
IL J.a r,t give us hale ,i- tr.pil.
We l..l i.a,.r aut 81 I,tl,,.,r
CIV. uIo hal ra.pri,I far s.h claim
o. several L4a.iaed Pssctual a. 4,
enlfrt1aa,uI. fe advised u.. o., tl.e
A. tt-I -Hf... tf..t .4. --.f. ...
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SIN Later.-S Summer Goods

~ the People, iHN i.ts store. NJ. ! Merchants
h"N, near co." bel't,s heW supply If Guods, we'll
adopted :. Tie ,riaun, selected tho rroltc. care
bnH-ht 'HW, aai w4li De- solid a. low tiio lowest
20 yards PLAN, uted aud figured Naf5ec' for
"a 70, uHac.J ana beauty most rclently designed
yst yua, Mu.iil- and Lawns, con sting Vt " bite
printed, p.tiri ald clsgk ct 1il rIsde-.
"a" yaTd. ii'iiefird aud American niHsbamt
go pieces Bsfagr p-iliues
~ " .is..ta Utltibe5
10 ruut oioyep shad. nul -uic from four
rrut-up. CLIO. II. COLE d co.
June -th