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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31
DIR. Todd's Pills

DE-. TOdd'S PlIIS
iAN be ha fresh and genuine following places r
" the city of Wheeling and vicinity Viz:-At The Drug
stores OF James Bakers kes d. caldwell; Brentlnger
Soi Ut u q Logan q. o; hied,k Yahrlng, VIM Mckee d
he Shoe store of Todd & Devol, square, and at
tho Drug store OF the proprietor, Quincy and
Filth streets. s'a7g 5l-s.II.s -
They can also be had at Dunn's Grave Greek; A Be-
billions and Jacob GoOding's, National Roa; Benz. Il
Craven west AleSandria Wilson Stringer's, west Wheel
ing; and Ely Loonnn's, bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need no further Recommendation than lair
trial. they have now been in constant than
twenty and you will only give them chance they
will speak for them. 26c per box Sc per
doz; geo per gross 81 ian6
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o. r. 80 44EtsTO FEMALES. az -g --=--
You will find these Pills All invaluable medicine many
complaints 10 which you are subject. In obstructions
either total PARTIAL they have been found finesma Bile
benefit restoring their functional arrangements to a
health actio, purifying the blood and other fluids
fectually put 10 flight all complaints which may
nom female Irregularities headache gddiess, dness
OF sight, pain In the side back ETC., and offered the public
as tue best Pills torull diseases, the following
1850 =. MEDICAL EVIDENCE. sE1ff
We the undersigned Physicians, having had the receipt
OF their submitted TO Inspections say
that the Ingredients OF which tisy composed makes
them the best Pill in for all diseases the Liver,
nules OF The Blood, etc. Messy this only our
own Judgement but also from that OF c hest dca
honty ir the United States All diseases requtng the
use ofan Alternative Daphoretic and Purgative Medicine
that came under notice, has been treated with the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success.
--r-H--. GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
F. CROWLEY, NJ. ID.
L. BOWEN, NJ. ID.
Purchase none but those having the signature, u.
y. @HoBENSACK,' upon each box, all others arc
worthless limitations. Tx EIf Fl y
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wishing to
become agents. must address the proprietor j. N Ho-
pESsAcK, at his Laboratory No. 100 North Second S
above Race, Philadelphia. III
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in tho u. s..
Pamphlets giving certificates OF performed diff.
clen! sections of the country, by the above medicines
can be had gratis OF the agents f7,' 'i's- '--''-
Sold by j. Baker, Wheeling, wholesale and retail agent
or Wcsteln Val w. L. Briggs, West Lbertyj J. Fer.
ell, BTadleytown; Caring, Tradelphia; VIM Hosack,
Ronys Point; Danl Ferrl, Coral Cove. Priceeach %
cents. i2f@iA4 z---..s = tisssAI mar29-1y
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ECEVRD, and in store cor ner Main and Sd streets
III large and well selected stock Drugs and Medi-
cines, etc. Also, Wines, Brandies, Gin, ETC., warranted
pure foreign wines of all kinds, German and French
wines warranted the juice grape for medicinal
and family use; Drug store No 81 Main
street, Centre Wheeling. RILHD. BLUM.
an22-ty Sf..s lsa. -.4sG - =-lfTl.9 = -IT--'e
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n llnIf Pipes Rochelle Brandy;

ia laaIf FiPes EsoeheIIe Brandy;
III 90 do do do
d DO DO o,srd e cogn.e a dSs I
10t do do do do: %
-pt15f do Pinet do do 10. .,.r sg,
19i Do DO do do a
~ 8 do Medairy do
10 do Port do
o do Port Juice;
Pipes Holland Gin;
100 gallons Irish Whisky;
20 barrels Old Monongahela Whisky;
- 20 do do RFye, do
200 do jamaica Spirits;
fri 200 do New England Rum;
500 do Cherry brandy;
100 do lavender do
200 do Ginger do
200 do Blackberry do
casks White wine
3 do CIaret;
do Rhenish Wine, 1876;
30 dozen Scotch Ale; r-..7- .-s--..
Cordias fall kinds-;ust received and for sale by
dec16 BECKER, WELLER d FRANZHKlM
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE z
virtue Ola deed trust executed to me by jeremiah
~ IArmstrons, on the 18th da or September 1851
Snu recorded In the clerks office OF county court OF
ONO county, IN decd book No. &c. pages 1876 and 1871
VII oter Tor sale at the front door OF the court house or
ONO county, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF May 1853
trust to wit: = st1',J l. - = ,-N&%sHS- 80 "
All that piece or parcel OF ground situate in Ohio eoun
ADJOINING the city OF Wheeling and bounded as follows
60 wis alta stake quincy
street. connued and about hundred feet eastyyardly
rom the South corner william Taan being the
EaSt OF the land conveyed by Noah Zaiie
la i w ShTlver and convened by Andrew p. Woods
ana WIZ TO Robert G. Woods thence with Eastern
line OF the land so conveyed at right angles with
Quincy street, and Nor hvardy 10 the line OF
woods thence with his line weswardIy, sixty feet;
thence and parallel with the thereof
10 SAID quincy street eontinued thence with the
eastNaruy, sixty feet to the beginning sale
will be follows, To wit: one fourth the purchase
money In hand and the residue in equal instamens
at SIX and twelve months, with interest day
giving bonds and approved security for the
Is paid, $500 ~ -. -! NJ g. Coon.
ap14-td Trustee
above sale is postponed until Saturday the 18th
i
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. ) JAS, b, BOWEN, Minister. OF the Gospel, n.
Late Pastor OF the S0uthampton baptist Church.

lug-o ACKNOWLEDGMENT then, Paren all others,
that Hobensacks WORN SYRUP is the only Medicine In
that viii eradicate Worms, with certainty, and viii
not disagree with the most delicate stomach BE careful
that you get the genuine ce signature
y. HoBENsAcK.i Is On every bottle.
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ID the Undersigned for the benefit or nlTid e no
Se Inns 2S1n day l January 1885, and duly
6ook ~ page 40 snaI the e3l day June 1853 at
he front door Of the court house OF Ohio cty at II
on that day, expose 10 salc by public auction
70 lhe highest bidder lot numbered seven a. in
eight )n the addition TO the city OF Wheel
g aid out by samuel Sprgg and John. Rchie and for.
neriy called Rltehieown but called the town OF
n1tTerms OF sale, cash.
TIC title Of said property is believed to be undoubed
ano ndisruabe but selling trustee shall only convey
such title as is in vested. a. J. PANNEI.I
mn9 iIlLt LL-L ~ = I. =.
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SECOND STOCn OF -
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
EiskELL & Co., win open, this morning, their
IL ond stock OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods; which
has been selected by OF the firm in the New York
market from the latest mportations. Their stock of
dress goods nantes, shawls, bUnbets ami
bbons will be much the largest in city Purchasers
Will find the stock varied than ever they
most respectfully extend invitation TO all TO cali and
anime for Themselves. - ans
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NHE Subscriber thankful ior ,hsi.ety GoeIs-S
10 HE Sea to him. bees to request lie
ing sohoo Mes and vel
eellapeous Books, Plain " eOS HSiOrs ustt
TO TSOE, WAN and Window Papers, ana S1iatisaT y!
Wfs6Ss To SIsaehers School Ts,s,
be offered in prices and i cTms every ~ N
rates Vi psia Tor in sash, ,t,,,,.,
-Aug.a1,-tG. =. g.,. JOHN n; THospxo,
~
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CINCINNATI.

CINcINNATI, Ono.
.ss-.sass Boo B. Incorporated, 1S4S. $3.50
THE attention public respectfully called the
superior facilities ded at this institution,
ying in thorough practical manner for tn
counting room and business pursuits. b -4 i u.
LHstrtetioH- By Double EntTy.A complete
practical course OF given in the art OF keep
rartments OF trade commerce and manufactures compre
hending the forms in the most eminent
whether adverse the purchase and sale
merchandise at wholesale and orting and export
ing their account, commission Joint
aon, including speculaons in Stocks real estate, &C.,
with steamboatg, bank raroad and books OF
Commercial calculations embrace every variety
putat pertaining business operations being taught
count Eqlalions, arbtTafion OF Exchanges. &c.
Mercantile exercises are introdue
habits and genuine business of
the mind OF the student well famlfaize him with
CONNER tia technicaites and phraseology including PRO
Jo,a Invoices Account sales bills OF exchange, DC.
Practical PeHaGhiPone hour is devoted in teaching
with thorough command hand and pen accuracy and
elegance with and rapdity and perfect with
ComGnrclaI Law aud Political Economy.-Daily Lee
lures given these important topics connected
commerce. and practical OF trade the
subject of Partnership, principal and AGENT negotiable
wealth, currency foreign exchanges, cred
II, profit, interest, inter patonaltIa &c.
The course can be completed in from eight to twelve
weeks.
Instruction being given ind vdualy applicants
knowledge the ordinary English branches is the
requisite preparatory qualifications. -
to reader sstance TO those wishing TO procure situations
On graduating. :,
per week.
Diplomas under seal are awarded She graduates
TRRAS:aFor partial course. books, ationery, &C. in
For g course, books. stationery RPle%a & ineu
isnS53Iyd - Priaeiipal.
Ni-oi--o+i Wh01ooo1o Do-o-
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And you cannot be indifferent this appeal. Human.
calls upon you your DUTY 1t s only out of
the thousands who hal Its wonderful effects.
Dr. J. N. TO you, the I'M
yentor medicine, prompts this humble
testim9ny In " iayor as being sa; gentle, yet power
pe fence in knowing tbs effects OF various preparations
my vile, who well skilled in rnnisteTng children
in stress it the best had used and
would use no other while yours could bc had a daugh
OF became seriously di seased. Her symptoms
were alarming. but her mother at once sought out
dy for Worms. Having obtained yours, by the time she
ale mother. to see the Improvement In her child she be
Ing about five six years old She passed
ed, her Spirits and in a short time lovely
child, threatened with decline death, prom
Use OF health Thanks kind Providence hose bIes.
sing attended your Syrup, restored the child with
dence Recommend It to all parents whose children arc
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which should be contemplated with pure and INSULT
ed delight, presents an incubus the mind filling with
eafiu Jns or excites only feelings dstrust
or lepugnahCe The exerions of parents and guardians
ee has 100 Se proved raise and fatal philosophy
honest COZ hdcncc be shown them IN cary dawn
and guided by the light of truth, pitfalls or Ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
..r A PROMErHIAN FIRES tla4-s l.sl'rr
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PEARL SuRyAcED CoLoRrD CARD Boards.
The above Cards and Card Boards manufactured
pIessly ourselves and ola most beautiful and
fnsh they do not peel in working, and Afforded
lowerrae, than Cards heretofore offered in this
ket and low they be purchased In the Fast.
" Dealers and consumers in Paper and Cards,
peculy invited to examine stock our goods
received direct from Manufacturers which enables
sell low IL not lower, than any other house in
W-Paper made to order.
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FIan1Shed- lin Ware. alH
UsT opened assortment splendid PIanished Ware
consisting of coffee and Tea UTns chatting Dishes, Oys
ter Stewers Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers Teapots ss
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-.i
beautiful article, We respectfully solicit the
the public TO varied beautiful assortment OF
and Steam Boat furnishing goods =. - .-,z.5l n
gy.sz..Fs HOBBS, BARNES & co,
NOES, Monroe st, near the Post Office,
noV1O ----------- Wheeling Va
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= TO THE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM
| d EzINN will open his Ice Cream Saloon ofTuesday
l. the 9th inst, with all his former and many
raugements for the accommodation of VISITORS who will
supplied with The best Ice Cream of the in the
| best style. 1-t,.'l w y roo pitt
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I Sherif's Sales,

by virtue OF suniry Executions 10 mo
W directed, viii be sold a, Suntcr Couf;
ilousn, on the Is, Monday and day follow.
ing in SuIy next. wnhin legal hours
OF sale, TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
following property. Purchasers to pay Tor
titles ) ,,i ,,
4. horse levied OH as the property Of O..
P. Nc Ray at the sui, OF T.. NJ. Cohen 81
Co, ve. M.R,y s. james.
2 Horses, and Wagon and .Gecrs and
some Tobacco, Quilt, Bolster, | Sheet,
and Blanket &c., levied on as the prop.
erty Of r. J. Pr,te at tho sui: oi' The State.
I horse LEVIED on as the property Of G.
s. Litnbecker q, the suit of w. Webb &,
Go. ri% s se.
ta ] Negro levied on as the property OF
Thomas Carrot, at the suit OF Jos. r. Cum.
Inings2! cases. .3.f 81
l Negro .eyien on; as the property OF w.
+. Butler at the. sus Of J. s. & l. Bow,e,
T., ID. Prlngle g. Co., and J. j. Berry.
x horse and wagon levied on the proper.
ty of w. 0. Fl. Dougherly at the suit oi A.
j. 81 P.'Mcses.
Interest h Steam Nil levied on as tho
property Of Thomas ]. Cogllan at the sui,
oi Enoch Tryon.
b J. c. RllAME, s. D..
= Juno IA, 1893 33--3,
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D ,B / l.g'STJ "a Il Y J,

fesidencas iif ,s IWi, II IIaas n,s
SINRIER IEs,s p.sd ss vaae =, !. h., Z
Ave nss Sd 10 Re crg,,h anil c.,voy ~ r
Eis FseSs(Sa fHat {b;s snn,r,, nj .nsI !, =.
and iii 81 & sisaff SSi;ah Sna has,, s,hn.,
seesss. By a oiiasnetsf. full of excellenes and
aes N virtue, that now carries this feeble ex-
psess,ioi g grays With the attributes Of
naea integrty; with an
tsnths with an instinct Of what
oass.s ni,a sS.t an Impulse 70 pursue It.
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$40 Reward,

no RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
a. 18th instant, my Boy RICHARD. q
.-s--swhiie mulatto. about five feet three
or four inches high, tolerably stout built,
about twen two years old witt! straight
light colotci haIr. has very sulsy an.
pearance, and answers quick and short
when spoken to; said boy has a shorl,hick
foot, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar o. blister on
his forehead just above the eye -brows, hG
may Try TO hide it by wearing his cap or
hat down over his. forehead. He will be
sure to pass himself for white man for
ne is very white and has been taking grca.
care of his SKIN for somn time. When he
left he had cloth cap, black coat and
dark colored pair of pal,is. Fla will be
sure to change his cap and clothes az soon
as ne can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar o. the blis-
ter. lie il shoemaker by trade, though
he may not go at the business, expecting
that he will be SO advertised.
The above reward OF Twenty Dollars
will be paid for his delivery IN any jail in
the State. lc will be sure to give himself
another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradleyv'lle, Sumter District, s. C.
May 2htn, 1852 3O--,f
sY Camden Journal and Cheraw Ga.
zette publish five times.
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Do not Defer, but Come if
YOU J, Want To GET THE Il
ia dice al { q. ,..ss,
.GIhOICe.

Mr. REICH. Merchant Tailor, besss
leave 70 inform the gentlemen OF Sumter.
vile and District that he has just returned
with q q speadid tsortRent Of ,as
Cloths, Cassfiale res, Drslpsai Gse,
iYestinggs, &c: &C.. and ID: short ever hing
llas is required for. h. fall suit. Having
made the choice Of liis goods himself, he he
doubts not but what he can sut the most
fastidous. There Is no uso to- Shavesynur r
CLOTHS made IN Charleston; or by Yankees,
f@leniyou can hnyesthem made las stylish
and as well if not better than anywhere
selsc right At home, and this Mr REICH
promises TO do, my, lie Will add that, if his
work is not turned out al least equal TO ani,y
done in this country he will not charge
anything: As for his prices;they shall he
a: New York rateR. lEAll he asks is, Rive
him trial l!!5.iColne soon and pics ont
somciof those beautiful Pants and Vest
patterns. it. ;Y'l suon be warm and you will
want thoG,. ),
Mr.. REICH lives next door to John +.
Haynsworth almost opposite DR.. Wi,hcr-
spoon. - Z
April 26,h, 1853 as-tf
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Cheap Grocery.

THE Subscriber having opened gro
Gerry underneath the Town Hall, deaigns
Keeping constantly OH hand, a supply OF
heavy articles, such az b
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour,
RICES BUCKWHEAT, MOLASSEs,
VINEGAR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER,
CHEESE, MACKEREL, SALT, SOAP,
CANDLES. POTATOES, &c. &c. !,
In fact little OF almost everything that 10
good to cat; all of which. will bo sold low
tor cash, or in exchange for country pro-
duce. lie promises to attend to his own
business. and hopes by attending strictly
thereto, to receive liberal share of pa.
tronagc. ]. NJ. CHANDLER.
March i6tii, 1853 lD.-.f
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The, Real HSimon Pure.n
n C.. Ta.. MASON. Z

WOULD respectfully inform his pa
irons and friends, and the public generally,
that he has received nm additional Stock of
Watches and .Bewclry
fresh from Baltimore, Of every description.
OF patterns as neat and durable as any
which have ever heen brought to this mar.
'ket., His prices arc low and his articles
good.
All kinds Of repairing done in the neat
est manner, and with promp,ness. Il
he respectfully solici,s the patronage of
the pubic, as he is ready to suit them in
every respect. @!rys".&tH.H a, .t1,p
2; May 81, 1859 - s,. M 3l-tf.
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$40 REyW ARD,

will pay the above reward to any per.
son who Sill appreheni and lodge in the
Snmterville, Char !eslon, Columbia or
Camden jail, so that ! can get. him. my
man PHILLIP, a Tailor by trude, who
runaway from Columbia about the IOth
March last. Said Phillip is a muia.to
about FIVE feet! nine inches high, rather
slight built and has a Large Stzars. n1ole c1 on
mis- chm. y He ray change hiSssssame and
deny that he 65rlongs l,nme. ia is be.
ileyed 70 be in Charleston, as he haedela.
lives there, and he may have a pass a,ahe
can very easily, procure ono. tst a,1Es "a.
JOHN Ss,IuCHARDSoN, Jr.
. May 81, 1853 - 3lgdt
,f e=Y, Camden Journal copy twice, Co
.ln.g5la Banner one lime. and send bills 10
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RAMA WAY,

...Es.-aa ~ FROM rho rsu0stribear two years
ago my negro woman MIRANDA. con.
Siderable abo,9l the common size, ef dark
compile exlon,' somewhat OF roman nose with
loss OF one thumb. and quite intelligent
when spoken, to; and her; son TOM has
also been runaway for about ls months,
common size, very dark. about i6 years
old and with high and somewhat receding
forehead, a small scar over ono of his ewes.
white teeth snd a small defornity of one
OF his middle nails. These two are sup.
posed to be about Charleston Neck as The
husband lives there. ~F,-
Runaway six months since nv ncpro
GRACE, about 80 years of! are, yeliow
complexion. above the ordinary size, with
two c! Her fingers ST iif from being cut In
Clifton gin. and a black mole on her face.
a liberal reward will be gwen for their
apprehension and !oJglnent in any Jail in
the State SO that can get them.
-, ]. l.. MELl.ET'T.
may iu' 1898 2S-tf
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Increased Stock
t.t'" @ BY '&Aa,.e q
John (>'C,oInn,,oi,,r..

Who has made new improvements md
considerably enlarged his store, and is now.
receiving fresh goods by every train of
cars and offers to the public for the sum
lner months the following articles low for
cash: r.sts~,tI 'St.s d. ,,.,.' -.
Ice Cream and Lemonade, (laily) Ice,
Oranges, Lemons, Pine Applea and all the
tropical fruits; alao a fine assnr,men, of
Tobacco and Cigars, with choice lot Of
Family Groceries. also large stock of
DRY GOODS, SC.
rIckled Salmon and Preserves, Flour of
me best brands warranted. also a large 10,
OF Bacon OF which he receives new SUD-
ply weekly. All of which inc guarantees
to sell at the lowest rates for cash.
April 9th, 1853 s'' a3--tf
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:E]Dry Goods for Gsasll.
wv. G. BAN CR OFT g.
~. ;253 KING STREET,
Charleston, s..


;s WE have in conformity With Tho spirit
ofthe times adopted in our busiirnesa il,e
system of low Iarif and Ges8 Prizes. and
offer TO tho city and country 3rafaiI and
Wholesale trade every svariciysof spsodss I
our line--P ri GTSsi nj u 81 iiNS;, s. Il s.
!R0MBAIlN Els, s. i II
CLOTHS, ,SsCASSISiE E r ES, 10 sis F S; q
EGO0DS-of all kindg--G EOY fsss, 5aI(J.
sSIERY,Ssc &c. We shall be constarlIy
receiving the latest mud most fastiofabIc
styles Of goods, and i. is oir3dets Termination
tllatour stock in point OF 81 iglss md IA
aaent shall be- tunsurp rpnssed; aud IN cheap.
ness of price ,ts,equaf led ,bs an lin ihs al
Iof Char lesion. 81 We. have n,sdelthia change
in our ysteni of business from ol,sS t,ge
Sfercbce tr the small bat /, more certain ses
st,irllll,of!the MAJ "a stXPENC q 6. Fai
hantlat Of tile allow ;shil Hing, md i'm Il
belief that The public cannot fail sio per
scelve'tlie advantage il offers 10 pas chasegf,
Our business will be tondactss SO as tos
ensure their entire con dence, and We ai, !
pesl directly 10 their jud gment. Through !;
our c.'nnectians in the various InafE sets oi5
/. Europe and iSof this country we posse ihe
ability and the ,eill 10 offer extra orii.,af
Inducements TO the Consumer the pIente
and The Merchant. &
February 9Th, l853 IS
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BARGAINS.
DrY Goods at Cost.

The su' scriber having determined TO
close thus branch of his business, offers his
large and well selected stock of
domestic and Fancy DRY
Goods,
At coot, either at Wholesale or Retail
10 one wishing to commence busin.ss.
this offers rare opportunity, 10 an an.
proved purchaser, the terms will be ycry
liberal. rs '','' '5'' I.
'n' ''-a d. w. CHAMBERS.
Camden, May3i, 1863 3l-.4t
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Il China, Glass And
/ EART:EiEIq.MT ARE,
Direct Irl1pol'tations.
I ..s II. Fl. NICHOLS,
s. COT,TJMRTA - 6Sg1S =

4. = 4 ~
E,H AS just received direct from the man.
= = nfacturers}in. England and France,
and by recent yessels from the North, a
very complete and varied assortment of the
above named GOODS. comprising all the
new patterns and shapes; amonL: which
are best ~ Jaf' Ua'sEiFiy -. Eftl-,
WHITE GRANITE OF sToNEwARE,,
b ,Chiua finisl, a superior article; q r.
Blue and other CoIored Ware, Of new
b styles; II. SIS.
French and English China, new shapes,
plain White Gold and decorated I; ID
Rich China Dinner Tea sells, and
beautiful Fancy Artic'e4s in the line.;,
Cut. Mouldtred and Polished. Glassware,
Of every kind:
Dyo't's Patent CamPhenc, Store, Office,
and Parlor, Lamp.a a superior article y s.;
Webb's Palent Oil and Lard Lamps. a new
article giving great light and brillisncy; I;
Tea Trays, best Table Cutlery and Pal.
ted Cas;ors, Spoons. Forks. &C. 50 s
housekeeping articles, in great variety -
Crates ofassorted Wares. of ofdcsi.abloi and
new styles. Wholesale; I'd; II,
Packages OF Tnmblerss Flasks, &C., low
BY the package. IA 81.
iiavlng complete iaFrangomentsf for obtain.
ing our Goods direct from the manuIac.
turcrs we can and. will offer rare induce.
ments, either by Wholesale Or Retail 9.
Orders attended to'promptiy.
l9 II. VI. NICHOLS. /
Columbia, April 10, 1853 2t--tf