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TMPORTANT TO BLACKsMTTas
ADJUSTMENTS.

EXcusrion Til

RAILROAD
4th of July Excursion.
fS3s - Es5753353zJ Excursion Tickets will
~ y. be issued at the office Of the
IL: as'P. railroad, Tor Petersburg, on the morning
OF the 4th, to go by the Express Train which will
leave at NJ, and return by the same train, which
will leave Petersburg at O'Clock NJ
n Ticket for the round trip, S1-geodfor that
day only. THOS, DODAMEAn.
Jy Superintendent
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODs-suited 70
IN the warm season. !
Grass Skirts, large assortment
Palm Leaf and other Fans
White Berege
Orgaadie Muslips
Black Silk Laces
White Silk Fringea
White and Black Gimps
Printed OrsaDdie Musns
Alexande,s Silk Gloves
Wash Net lllusion
Lace Bands, Muslin Bands, very CHEAP
large ios Embroidered Pointed Muslin CoIlars
TO, ..,s A. GWATKIN, y,
lg23-3hf Opposite Exchange Bank.
ssELLiNG OFF! SELLING OEF!-T am
~ stii selling Oft at aud below cost ana weuId'
respectfully call the affection of the pu Jlic sener.
ally to my large stock of Dry Goods which have
on hand yet, as had rather sacrifice The Goods A
the counter In prefere ace to sending them 10 aue
ton to be sold. Persons DESTROYS OF buvins
Cheap Goods can get them by calling at
II RO5ENFELD'S,
Y TT us Broad street
IMPRESS NOTICR.-PARIsEY q KING
~ are now running their Express daily on tha
Mail and Accommodation Trains over the Vireinia
and Tennessee Railroad, thence by stages q All
points beyond the Western terminus of the Read
through Western Virginia to Knoxville Tenn =
They continue to forward and Express Goods -
and from New York per steamers IL oanoke and
JamestOwn, as well as to all the principal points
In North Carolina, Virginia, &C. q
be particular Ia ordering goods from New York
to specify "Payisen 4 Kings Eryress, No 2 BaycIav
street." where they will be received and recspsed
tor by II KING, one of the firm.
IL Do not be deceived by ''ezclasius pripile4ssv
on the cleaners That is positively proven to be
Hombod, by a. KS continuing to deliver their
goods as promptly as ever and 81 their usual cheap
rates. WIN. L. kaULE. Agent,
Pearl street. Richmond,
And Va Tenn Railroad Depot, Luxembourg, Va
iV 2-lW = - o -
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TWO FRAMED TENkMENTS AND
Il Lots ON Concord street, near Caring.
toms Will, ut Auction.-Will be sold on
THURSDAY, 7ih July. at 81 O'Clock, P M, upon the
premises, two Framed Tenements and lots, fronting
together on Concord street 80 feet six inches and
running back l4l feet to the aill bank The houses
are In good order, and now rented at $40 per
month.
Teams: 0ne.third cash; balance at 4 and mos.
with interest and satisfactorily secured
Jyl JAS NJ TAYLOR Auct
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MINE BUILDING LOTS In THR
IN TOWN OF SIDaEY AT AUCTlON-Wil
be sold on Friday, 9Th July. commencing at SIX
O'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises, 6 Building Lots
in the town of sidney, ON the East side of Harvie
street. and three on the West side Ct said street
each fronting 80 feet and running back about l3C
feet to an alley.
These Lots have an elevated and beautiful loca.
ton, and are for building sites, equal to any In
that highly improving neighborhood.
Terms very liberal
ia TAVFnp Ac.t-
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w ANTED.-An active young man of polite
w manners who can come recommended may
hear OF situation BY enquiring at this office.
Also, Servant Girl, for the balance of the year.
" 2-3t*
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Fatal Steamboat Explosions.

World was about leaving her dock here this
morning at O'Clock, one of her boilers ex
ploded with terrible conclusion. So far as
at present ascertained, one person (name moi
stately was Instantly killed, and FIVE or six bad
ly scalded-some very seriously. Their names
are not given.
The New World is the largest river steam.
er on our Eastern waters, being 1913 feet long.
She has single cylinder 90 inches in diane
ter, and Is feet stroke, and four low pressure
boilers. There are several larger steamers on
the Western rivers. The Eclipse of Louis
vile, for instance, is 800 feet long.l
SECOND DISPATCH.
Ffre-Tsco Fatal accidents.
Eli Bull and John Donnelly, both firemen.
were killed by the explosion OF the boiler OF
the New World. Two other firemen are bad.
ly injured. The chief eng ineer was badly
scalded.
The extensive bakery, No. 293 First avenue,
was destroyed by fire this morning. John
Gushing, journeyman baker, was burnt 10
death. Mrs. Healy, an elderly lady, jumped
from the fourth story window to the pavement
below, and was so dreadfully injured that she
soon died.
The weather continues very hot, and good
health prevails.
Terrible Hail Sferm-Great DAMAGE
Crystal Palace Damnged-Loss of Life
&C., &c.
New YORK. July 2.-One of the most ter
rife storms accompanied with wind, rain and
hail, that has been seen here for many years,
passed over our city and vic Unity last night,
doing great damage TO property-several build
ings were unruofed, and some completely
blown down. Thus far it is ascertained that
tour lives have been lost. The city was com
pletely deluged. A large amount of glass
broken in various buildings, and other injury
done.
The Crystal Palace was much damaged
by the storm and flooded throughout. The
storm extended to Williamsburg, where it de
stroyed property to the amount of 900. 10
Brooklyn, Jersey City and other places, seri-
GUS injury has been sustained. Some of the
hailstones which fell in this city measured
FIVE inches in length and three in thickness.
They fell like grape shot. 1t is impossible
yet TO ascertain the extent of damage. So far
as heard from, the storm was very destructive
along it's entire track. The grain and corn
and other produce in the country suffered
greatly.
The steamers Southerner and. James Adger
arrived here this morning. ...
The ship Jenny Lind, bound fA1a Boston
to the East Indies, has been lost.
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"a ANTED.-Aw white colored man, to work
w In a printing Office. Apply at this office.
ir
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DMINI sTRATOR,S SALE OF House.
a mold and Kitchen Furniture at Auc.
tion:-Wil be sold on FRIDAY, tie 9Th inst. AZ
~ o'clock, at the residence of the late Mr. Thomas
Cowies, on Main street, nearly opposite to The
Union Hotel, large and handsome parcel az
Household and Kitchen Furniture in good order
Consisting OF the usual variety. Also, one Piano
TERms; sums under $50 cash; $50 and upwards
endorsed. THOS W DOSWEIg"
Sheriff OF Richmond, and as such, administrator
with the will annexed of Thos Cowles dead.
jy2 ~
IMPORTANT TO BLACKSMITHS.
Il MACHlNlSTS, &c, &c-The subscribers hsy
Ing sold thei- Richmond Iron and Steel Works. of
Ier !or sale privately, until the 18th day of july
next, their entire stock of bar iron hoops. bands
crow bars, hinges, &c &c
II comprises large assortment of superior iron.
and Will be sold in large or small quantities to re-
sponsioe customers, upon accommodating terms.
Such OF the stock as may remain unsold at the
expiration OF this month will be offered at auction
on Friday, the l4th day of July next, at 10 Am.
1e22-d2c tds" TOMPKINS e. GWYNN
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4 Warp to hire to WORE on
~ mill, five or ten Carpenters. For such as
will suit, good wagea will be paid Apply 10
le30 l.. d. CRENSHAW d. Co
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EE Permanent cure of n Bad Le9
ny Hoioway's Ointment and Pilis.-The
el las y. .ne mafy sneppard, on the passage home
from Calcutta injured his Leg which broke ont IL,
one mass OF sores. go that he was quite incapable of
attending to bis duty. He tried every available
reneoy mar the ship medicine chest afforded, but
without success he was then recon- noenaad hr
mr. Taylor the Second Officer to try Holloway
oinsment and Pills Having procured some from
result Tor long before he reached ENGLAND his ~
was completely cured, and the surface bore ne
signs OF its former dreadful state.
sod oy the Proprietor, 22z, Strand. fnear Tenn.
pie Barr London, and By all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines thr shous the British Empire.
aud by these of the United States, in Pots and Boz
es at "a u cents, 81 cents, and o. so each. Whole.
saie by the principal Drug Houaes in the Union, and
oy Messrs d d SANDS. New York and PJJR.
CELL, LADD L. co, Richmond, We.
There ia very considerable saving In taxing the
larger sizes.
N B-Directions for the guidance of Patient, are
affixed to each Pot or BOX ie CIV
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1TTENTTON, YOUNG GUARD.
= Parade At your Armory on MONDAY, the 4th of
I'M July, at O'Clock, A N, precisely, Ia full sum.
" me uniform-arms in order for inspection.
By order of the Captain,
iy 2 w bAhLoW, ". ..
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=. ssnsse % sle Of LOTTERY Tfek.6.-x.s&.
,.~ "a ~. vkSs.ts being aow + vsnsssss y
ycton he sasss,s,~.s1as a { hssvy pssslsy 8 -
the orders Of bis frisnds "a .ahsI snlisl1
disposed e purchase. HAVING Seer : seI ~ -.
pretty ssn .d known .hrousioss Is Sc sss 49,
hat i. business 3 a e ,s ehr
promptly and properly attended to. 1a Siii %
r Packages, single Tickets sna sh.,.. go,
the Maryland Lotteries. for sale. nsn
II The printed ic6scfal drawinas cen, ).
respondents By the fret mail.
T- Prizes csshed st light
Address THOMAS LAMBERT.
my l4-ists BALTIMORE "a.
W0KTIMOKE's BITTER C0RnfzT
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By George J. sumner

QUAIL No. mACMkhkL--Landi
- ssis dsv from schooner Susan, for sale By
ICES WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER.
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n ATTENTION VIRGINIA RIFLES.
~ Attend a parade in front OF the City Hall, on
(jIMONDAY, the 4th instant, 81 l0i o'clock, with
Q,welve rounds oil blank cartridges. Arms 10
- - - PHIL BERGHEIMER 8.
Honorary members are requested to meet the
Company after parade at the Clty Spring.
iv Q-2tt d, ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

KILLS & CALDWELL, whose numerous adver
.;s,,oens will be found in our columns, have On
h,n5 a large and excellent assortment of Drugs,
N.diciues, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, &c. We are
nlsossd TO perceive that their home and country
,,,5e is rapidly increasing. Their large Who'll
establishment on Main street is but ashort distance
Tram the Railroad Depot and Steamboat Landing,
and is in all other respects desirable place for
civ or country custom.
In connection with their store, they have on
Market Square mandatory of Alcohol, Spirits
Mite, suphuric Ether. &C., which enables them
IN furnish good qualities of these articles at the
Invest wholesale prices.
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EDucA7oS.-Yesterday was general gala day
srong our Schools and Seminarles. From the
second and fifth ward Public Schools, both of
which had examinations, we have very favor Bile
accounts of the proficiency of the pupils and the
merits of the teachers.
The examination Of the FEMALE SEMINARY, we
understand from number ofpersons who were
present, exhibited remarkable progress on the part
of the pupils during the short session which has
lust closed, and highly gratifying TO the friends
Oftte institution. The concert last night was
very la1gey attended, and the music of the pupils
and Professors We;drich, Fickcison and Ritter,
vas highly applauded.
ACADEMY OF THE VIsIrATIoN.-The distribution
Of premiums took place at this institution yester-
day, and the numerous handsome reward bestow-
ed indicated great merit in the pupils. Tkeirmu-
steal performances and the specimens of painting,
sketching and needlework reflected the highest
credit both en- the pupils and their accomplished
tutorS
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

BALTIMORE, june 3U.
New Orleans papers of Friday are received,
containing Santa Fe dates TO the 18th, received via
Texas. No further steps had been taken by Gov.
Lane the Mexican authorities in relation 10 the
Messlla Valley. Gov. Lane was sustained almost
unanimously by the citizens of New Mexico. A
ed resolution asserting the American right to the
Valley.
Texas dates are to the 18th. The Colorado gold
mines are pronounced humbug.
MIR. Soule, previous to his departure from New
Orleans, declined public dinner.
There were deaths in New Orleans from yell
low Fever, and from Cholera during the week
ending on the 30th.
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NOTICE.

lie Committee of Western Virginia gricultural
anu anu Industrial Society Shrub and Flower Gardens
VIII rect at the city reading room to-day at O'Clock
~ Tor the purpose of proceeding examination
gardens reported To the committee awards or premi.
inns punctual alien lance is requested The commit.
zee consists of the following persons:
Mitchell. DR. C Campbell, Adam Kuhn, Brooke
county, David Roberts, Marshall county, BotsIord,
Thomas Hornbrook. J Z Wharton, Geo Wilson
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:. N,rtoNAL SABaArn.-We obser. e from oul

N,rmS.L SABBATn.-We obser. e from our
changes in all parts of the country that mer-
Asn.s and business men generally have resolved
'D1, ,beir stores and work Shops and suspend
.nass nm the Anniversary of oul National indie
O''. ance This is as it should be. 1t is 10 be no.
l,bot the liberaity and patriotism which have
...,.rized our business men heretofore, will
'Ds. ,,t them 10 adopt the same laudible course
.trs have one day to out country; that we may
ssn in lively remembrance ard properly observe
81. b,Ilowed Sabbath of our nation.
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B. u o. RAlLRoAD-TIME BETWEEN WHEELING
ASD BALTrMoRE.-The Pittsburgh Gazette has
been representing that the passenger trains be-
tween Wheeling and Baltimore occupy twenty
eight hours in making the passage. Such state
ment could only emanate from Pittsburgh, and SO
extensively is it known TO be untrue that we had
scarcely deemed it necessary to contradict it,
The Baltimore American thus disposes of the mat
ttr IN manner which can be corroborated at this
end OF the line by thousands who have Travelled on
the read.
~: :IT0ret bet'oeen Baltimore and Wheehng.-The
FluSOurgh Gazette states that the time now occu-
pea by the passenger trains in passing between
nalIimore and Wheeling istwenty-eight hours. In
mailer n Which it could SO easily have obtained
correct information the Gazette can hardly be held
g T Die for making So gross misStatement.-
ne schedule time between the two cities is nine
'etn hours, AMI il is accomplished in that time
with great regularity. Occasionally definitions
may nave occurred which prolonged the time, but
inc Gazette does manifest injustice in represent
ing these as tie rule and not the exception. We
""OW mat we constantly receive the Wheeling pa
"Is IN less than twenty four hours after their de-
PAIiuEe from that city. w.,
While writing the above paragraph the Balti-
more papers OF Wednesday evening have been
'ait OIL our desk, having arrived in eighteen hours
ana half after their departure, as they do daily
Win scarcely an exception. He-t
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Valuahle I,and for Sale

A BOUT 5000 acres of improved Marshall County
IA land for sale at and the forks the waynes.
burg and Washington roads, miles from Elizabeth, or
Flats Of Grave Greek, and miles from Wheeling Also
farm OF BIB within miles of tho city Wheel.
ing. fronting the Ohio river, and containing superior
coal privileges will sell in quantities suit purchasers
at fair prices and reasonable terms.
june7-dtr wo WOODS
1.-The Pittsburgh Journal Washington Reporter and
Cadz Republican copy each to the amount OF three dollars
office.
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LYONS
RAT'RAl80M :
EOR THE
.I-HA "A LR.-

TO TIE MILLIONS.
From toothless babes OF nameless weeks,
Topratting jokers in the streets;
TooIice clerks upon their stools; -.
From the budding of love at sweet seventeen,
From mid way years Of man and his wife,
From the specialized few, who with establishment gaze
Is heard this general Exclamation Ia a 'OO''
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots OF hair long dead.
And covers up the once bald head;
While ,I the truant locks, 80 harsh s and stiff
Now around her shoulders twin
The sight or touch, you know not which,
the iun s$ ssE onss I'D adj
Ger bro ad cloth coats, and collars soil,
Bynsing Kathairon on ID hair;
arc facts about utf the a'i Nr ~ rs Ead '"
That sometimes racks and aches with pain
Now the Ksthairon, such paims I'll warrant to cure
In ten F1I minutes Pues. S No, I'm sSe' ro.
a. sus4 sS y Is for
every r Drasgest and Principal mefohan Throughout the
to sFfS
D. S: BARNES, Proprietor,
161 Broadway, New York.
wheeling. Also sold BY Paterson < Coz r. H. Logan
& Co. and Wheat & Chaplin ma1s6m.
9. Il. ROBINSON.
Attorney at Law,
lpEtsp MS5ea1, SoSis Athens Counties,
Hon A. Nye. Marietta o.
Hon. S. Nash, Gaiopolis, o..
c. B. Goddard, GAINESVILLE, o.
al G l.; K eHS e Co. q Co, Wheeling. Va.
p Wi;ssS & Feea n Baltimore.
IT, Palmer, Pittsburg:
Temple & barker. Philadelphia. ar39-em
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
PIcH brocael, butt Hollands and buff dan,ask ohinzes,
~ in curtain widths, just resolved BY
ATTBNT1oNII
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS oENER-
ALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEST.
Wheeling Chemical Lab oratory.
Corner of Main and Sd sts.,
..l..gs- CENTRE WHEELING. saG
HAVING completed my arrangements, am now pre-
PHARMAcUT1oAL. CHEMICALS.
my laboratory rear OF building corner Main and 80
according to u. s. Dispensaory. Among the numerous
articles mention:
Acids, chemically pure;
Anthony preparations,
Ammon
"a :. =. concentrated for bisterftg; =
Aromatic waters, ofall kinds; -
Alcohol. ahsoutei
"a Mercurial Prepa rations, calome, etc; -5s.t
cfioTofSrm, eete !, etc.
coadng 10 thetu s Dspeasdory and sold aanafaeta-
rer's prices. q ep2S-lyA s.---g RloHD.BLuMs {
y ioooIss Stag & shays sugar cured hams. Z
1eo sspsrieT1 soiesas .ss..sel
iunes - No g. ashtngton HaIlLo6s Main:sts
SHOES. SHOES. - 3 q
nei4 .'ss = '''' s't'' = go TODD & DEVoL,
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Union 1GREEMS 81,

UNION (GREEN) GLASSWORKS.
NHE subscribers desiring change their busiress offer
the above works for SALE with moulds, tools, etc.
all in good order, and in successful operation. custom
secured, with demand for all the glass which be
The furnace has seven pots, and chairs for % blowers
The property consists otwo separate lots feet
square, with first rate coal bank between them.
lot occupied by the glass house and tures, the
other Is most desirable site another factory. This
property has every advantage for manufacturing purposes
Possession given list June. Termcasy.
ap4-3m QUARRlER a OFT
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MISCELLANEOUS

Professor Alex, G. Barry's TrIcopherous
OF edcated Compound beautying, curling presorv.
ing restoring strengthening the hair relic wing diseases
SKIN curing rheumatic pains, and healing external
Wouhas founded by geographical lines, the reputa.
sSas pa peryadss the Union The
the article of late have increased ratio
o exceeas belief Professor Barry
.e his sales book, finds that the
potes delivered 10 order in quantities ofrom half gross
0O0 - " -
unnecessary present length the evidence of the
properties ofthe trcopherous when the public
nave such an endorsement this. The cheap
sa CT and the given of its
perhcial irritation, first recommended it 10 the attention
OF the people This that the inventor desired v
cry bottle advertised sr The the fluid exceed
Ga AZ . It acted Ike charm The ladies would
United States found they must it, thus was built
upa wholesale trade OF hitherto uuheard OF
regards articles of this kind The highest point has ot
yet been reached and it is believed the sales this
will be million and half OF bottles.
. Depot and mandatory, No 1877 Broadway, New York
Retail price, twenty-five cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity. Sold by
all the principal druggists throughout the United and
Canada Mexico, West Indes Great Britain France and
by J. II. Patterson, Wheeling, Va. June i4dtwGwGm
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NEW GROCERY STORE,
no < NYnHhinntOu lIal

Monroe st WheeLng, Va.
& ID. WOODROW info, ms he citizens OF Wheeling
=. and dealers generally, that he is opening OF
the best assortmens OF family groceries in the Western
country consisting every article usually kept in
groceries and DRISS all OF which will be sold at
prices be bought in the city Give call OF
Charge my3t
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
ON the 10Th July, 1853 will be sold at the Court house
~ in the city OF Wheeling TO the highest and bid
der frame house and oneourth No 2O2 an alley
south Of John street! East Wheeling the being the
TERMs.-One fourth cash. the balance at six and nine
months. with interest from the day of sale warranty
title will be given when the last payment is made
G JEFFERS,
fune7-dwtd JOHN HILL
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FROM BOSTON.

.-area.- Boston, June 80.
The New Hampshire Legislature yesterday de-
bated series OF resolutions endorsing the nation
al administration, and pledging hearty support
of the State, and declaring that the Government
would protect the fisheries, and that the acqnisi-
ton of Canada and Cuba were important 10 the
development of American liberty.
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1,ur-The "Fenciblss" have made

FOURTH OF JUtr,-The "Fenoiblss" have MADE at.
t ,Di,e arrangements for the celebration OF the
'F"H '.or;rg anniversary, by parade, Grafton,
'Pp'O @s If The Declaration and other appropriate
I '1'' :,nys. This. it seems, will be The only
p'''eS S..ra,;on in the city "on that day." The
es11, hes will announce Their arrangements in due
,;ra
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NEW YORK MARKET.
MARRIAGES.

EMARRIED-o On the 2s,h June, by the Rev Dr. Brvra
AGE, JOHN B. VOWEL, OF this city, to Miss H. d.
SWElTZER, Johannesburg, Pa.
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Economy is Wealth,
AWE V0JIp tpJuE AMI FIIITI

TIME AMERICAN SOAP COMPANY are now manu-
featuring their celebrated Toilet and Laundry Soaps in
this market These Soaps presented 10 the public
the Labor Sauin5 articles discovered and
thy OF the fullest consideration They do the work OF the
Laundry Cold Water, either Soft Hard. dispensing
with boiling pounding rubbing, ETC., consequently saving
fourth the labor is :eqrired TO do tie washing of
family. Washing by simply rubbing the soap
the parts OF soled and placing them in water
sufficient 10 them-lct them remain a few hours
then slight hand rubbing, good rnsing will rake
them perfectly and beautifully peached without in
jury the delicate fabric The cost OF these
is not MOI than those ordinarily used. Mernos, Silks
Shavvs may washed with perfect safety
trial is all ask Depot, No. 1871 MAJ ke Square, West
side. je9-tf J. WElTBRECHT.