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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

IGUdu GHIS.. -----
TXTM BOIiE, at No. 16l Mai stTeet, Tpheeling, w.
w is this day opening the first lot OF his Fall and Win
ter stock OF Ladies' Gents Boots and Shoes Ocvery de-
serpon; all Ct the bcs quality and latest style Also
misses nd ciIdIeFs of all classes, with full as
ncns and YOUTHS Kip boots and Shoes
\ sample pair aides Winter Gate boots can be seen
Particular attention ought 10 he paid TO that sample.
N bah the above classes OF work are warranted and
will be sold wholesale and retail.
| Sepi3 Whl. fOBE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

GREEN OIL CLOTH BLINDS.
FRESH supply OF the above superior Blinds recev'
n -, cd, and for sale PS w1tnE a pRorHRR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

This frghtful symptom of approaching consumption is
speedily checked and prevented by the use OF Bueans
Hungarian Basam, which heals the affected membrane,
and those vital organs the lungs, TO sound and
healthy condition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
From the Birth Place ofChristo-
pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OFyHAMPToN'S

-qs VEGETABLE ItNCIOhE.
A Letter from M Officer in our Gallant Macy.
NM u have many other letters We give one below, and
wv again sdy the afflicted why win you delay trying
the great Restoratlve2 c.. e,,n,.,.- ~, i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
]. B. MARGHlSI Coz, PTopfletoTs,
Central Oenni. 30A Broadway, N. ".

lICKEREL, HERRING;- And COD FISH.
THE subscribers constantly receiving ofth
above articles the East; which together with other
kinds OF fish are Offer ed the lowest market prices
orders respectfully solicited Entirc satisfaction gara
tied as to quality. cURIis d BRA nD,,iS,oo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
WINTER GnuGH.

The harsh, dry hacking, winter cough, which aflic
OLD PEOPLE, and invaiids in low state OF health,
most happily affected by the BIsam Itremoves all mo
bid ucus and other foul matteri improves tkc digesu
organs, and imparts new life to the wan and emacal'
system t-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

u-zae Cordial is PIT concentrated, IN pint
otIes 49,. c.,- ~, =. - Il
sftts1as 80 u. H. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway New; York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE or TIE OLDEST MAG
IsrRATEs. IN baltimore.

lsTRATEs IN baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sep. II, 1851.
Messrs fortimer & Mowbrayi eellt duty to make
known the benefits have derived from pr Hampton
Tinciurc For length ftEle have been subject togrea
prostration ornuscuar power, and great debility oil the
nervous SYSTEM accompanied with papitatIon and hut
casion could scarcely get home. III making mention oil
my case TO FRIEND lie referred me TO Joseph r. staple
ton ESQ an old and highly respectable citizen of Balt
more WHO had used the rincture under similar creum
stances called MIR. Starlcon, and atIer an inter-
virtues tie Tincture, rom the evidence before me- OF
his own person. who, for some time indicated
with the activity OF youth. Immediately commenced
using tic Tncture and before took the contents Of one
anu am as active twenty years ago. This Tine.
ture is he grand restorative of the digestive organs
suffering. A.. =,
by Dr. hamp'0n' 'nS tASsn ' wM. A. scHAEFFER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

Bronchitis diGiculty beathing, harsh cough, Shiny
expcctoratio, with all other symptoms caused by an al
lection OF the air tubes leading throat to tho lungs
directly and specifically affected by the use OF this ad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
STEAMBOATS.

WHEELING AND PARKERsBqR Isc PACKET cAI., s. "
ogD~5h The steamer Fort Pitt, Capt. ]: z.
day. sy.i Wfednesday and Friday at i0oelock
A. N: Returning s w, iesS q arInc
burg Tuesday, Thursday and s'0
passage apply on board or K s. Co.
eo.osl -
The uewland light draugnt steamer h.n
slIe Capt w. III III tho 5SH Union VII Iin sn b as
zzSsstween Wheeling and Cincinnati nm leaving
Wheeling every suturdq on tho sE1y% OIL me oct1tf
Fortnight or passage apply on ooaIo. oCt-t.-
For Sunfish.
THE fast running steamer stephen
f -.A q Fnyard. BooTH Master. having been
epainted and redscorSte ed viii sa avg
landings KvERY DNY at half past O'Clock, r Ma o,
For freight or passage apply on ooatu. eoP-
WHEELING, MARIETTA AND tARMAR
lA F o.a:I i$% =; + 4 fvT Ssssrs.
from Wheeling Marietta and Harnnr' and all lnterine
Wisave Wheeling on Mondays, wednSsdsys and Fri.
days O'Clock A. NJ; and leturnng wllt eaSe
Ia and Harmar on Tuesdays, Thursdays a"
For i freight apply on boardl: ang2s:lm
UNION LINE.
ra ft Gsps shs a StGSs JoHsses viii run
SE<<-tie regular Union Line packet between
d Mse st 4ses sns oiPeoi NJ. leaving
This boat is new and has superior
apply ." SSFra GrtS Co. Agent.
~ : : ONION LINE.
HENRY, Captain GEo JOHNSTON. win
Ess5es. p ween Wheeling and GineInnatii leaving
Wheeling every at clock M
mo pL! IONS. :. .,D,,, on hoard or to
aSsl1 ifesA' passage Gspt e. BASE s Co. Agcn
ID Change Of ItdISf
y IGE nghs daaghtp psS MoaSr Nas,sr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

the ,;s tIe editorial department OF the pa
e,,iJSessed to the editors, jointly or to eli
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
Gold Medal.
IMntioe.

wing returned homo from Germany.
absence Of months ees Leave ave, e
and the public genel rod
ps Lard, etcj and respect
tic assurance that they VIII Iefelfs lAyNtf
pffSStioIi. at ess0nable prices o,.,, s,oRnRTIsR
s1rt7d Il 1SA4N'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure tile venerable Dir. DunaMs oil the city OF
Baltimore, a man well known, and whose testimony adds
TO the triumph OF champions VeGetble llneIure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
For IInItimorc washington, philadelphia
mud Now York
Great through Line for the East.

5ssi::isz 5tsassEz. szssfst 800 81 ~
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Sundfl6Ss
z RoXES Oranges and I.emonsi
10 baskets pure Salad on;
80 cans Sardnes oil all sizesi tii rafi
10 bags Nuts, assorted; ii ~ n
trails DateSi -....ssfi -72 20
so lbs. Bird PEPPER; Fl .+e+gs-
$50 bags Dairy Salt, two size
tIce sugar cured hams and dried beef;
10 superior beef TONGUES; -
4 hoycs superior Pine Apple Cheese;
S00Ibs western Reserve. ~
boxes MaccaTonii
Is half bbls. Davis q SONS crackers;
Is 900 lbs. Dat Meal Cfresh)i
Jtiat received and for sale by SD. WOODROW
ansa4 a le66 Main st. and 5 pashiRgton Hall. 81
OE GRO very superior matches we'd and for
80 sale by saSS SD WooDRo w, 255 AIN St,
53e2i5i - SUE l4tt No. k'Washihgton Hail
KTEonId call particular ate ntion to our exensiSe
wv stock of Flannels, comprising the hest
such as grades OF w eIeh FlaneIs hazard vale dot
Brmtne do; Gauze do; Shaker do. Domestic Flannels,
very heavy and warranted notto Just OPENED At
septe HEisiAshhi e 90
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CAUTION BXTRA.

Alsoobserye Promissory Mote with ne %
written signature every genuine botto OF Df hiorses
lnyigoTating Cordial.
fTocounterfeit tRhichis forgery. fs5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
REMEMBER THIS

Splitting OF blood always arises from
beTculous disease; aud, il not cheated, at
sooner or later terminate in death.
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,,.,,,.rnin. SUI ,scription. advertising or 9th
rTE eS Of the IntelIisencer, shoald be Gd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

No language can convey adequate idea the immed
ate and almost miraculous change which, it occasionsn the
diseased Initiated and shattered nervous system wet
broken down by excess, weak by nature. impaired
by Sickness the unsrung and relaxed organization is
physical symptoms disease yarish together
der influence Nor is the effect the
tiary relief permanent, the cordial properties
the medicine reach the ise, ami Trstore
its normal condition Well may the preparation be call
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
Whenever the organs TO be acted upon are FREQ from NAL
nation or structural diseases ii is averIcd that
NURSES lNVI(, ORAHING ELIXIR -

will replace weakness with strength, icapaeity with eff.
cheney uniform aud natural and
this not only without hazard reaction, but with hap
ny effect the general organization bear in mind
that all aladies wherever they begin, finish with the
system, and that the OF the nerves of
motion and sensation is Physical death Bear In mind
so that every kind OF nervous disease the Elixr Cor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

WAsHIN0TON, May TT 1903.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray' GentlemenaHayins
hereby for the OF the afflicted, take great pleas
uTe in announcing that after usinga few bottles OF your
HSmuon Tinctre Hound it had accomplished perlcc;
cnTe havc used different medicines from time to time,
hut ha never able account for apparent good
and IL is blessing stricken humanity that that medi
cine is found which possesses the Ondrous power ofPro'
longing human lie The many cures tthas wrought is
sufficient guarantee or the benecan results which may
be experienced from its use. You're, respectfully,
r SO d, ,7lYf{ ]. CURTAIN HAY.
Southern shield., 1853-03-19
From the St. Lotus lntelligencer. NOTICE

HPILEs CAN BE CURED-By using Me LEANS VOLCANIC OIL LiNIMENT. Read the following remarkable cure
 Mir. J. II. MCLEAN, St. Louis Mo
 DEAR SIR: | have been afflicted for tWenty-three years with Bleeding Pies for the last fifteen years have been unable to work; during this time have spent more than one hundred dollars with doctors but they failed to relieve 1 used a great many reme- dies, among them the Mexican Mustang Liniment but none of them did me any good. Fortunately 1 was induced by others who had experienced the good eff fects of McLeans Volcanic Oil Linment to give It a trial, and It relieved the first application and con tinued to help mc-now am permanently cured | was also troubled with pain m my back across my kidney; l applied the Linment and 1t cured me! 1 have used It on Burns and other complaints, and it has never failed in giving speedy and permanent relief
 live two miles and half west of Nena, Clay coun- ty, Illinois write call ne, and l viii give them further information if necessary.
 zl do certify that the above statements are s;ricly true LOUIS ROBINSON Agent
 g-5We say 10 all who may be sufferng from that distressing disease the Piles suffer no longer. Call at once and get supply of McLEAN'S CELEBRA- TED ilNlMENE, and be healed.
 McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL EMINENT is be- yond all doub the best Liniment that has ever been discovered and he only reliable remedy for tie of focal pains. Scores oT SWeiiin9s Man or Beast. It Is safe a certa.n cure-speedy and permanent.
 This IS inc0nestabe evidence of the great virtues of this medicine Read the ;jvertisemenn in another col ume and call and get supply and be cured. Jan. 9, 1859.
Southern shield., 1853-03-19
Sn11tt)er1t St)tel0.
FEMALE . l1 8 ga[sga C} {a 59 9 OVERTON AVENUE.
REV. GE0gGE' ". COONs.


 NTT ILL OPEN at his residence, on Overton w Avenue, ill the City of MEMPHIS, on the lst day of FEBRUARY, 1858 an lnstitu- ton for the instruction of Young Ladies'
 This institution is intended 10 be permanent one, at which young ladies will be enabled to obtain all the advantages of Education which are afforded by the best institutions ln any DOT ton of our country.
 It is at the solicitation of numerous friends, that the principal is induced to devote himself to the arduou2 and responsible duties deyolcing upon the head of an Institution of Learning; and he does so win the confidence inspired by the success which attended his efforts Ill this department of intellectual labor in former years. " hst 1t will be his aim to promote the highest intellectual attainnents of the pupils committed to his care, their manners and tastes, their mor- al and religious character, will receive special attention.
 The government of the school will be firm, but parental an appeal will always be made to the reason and the moral feelings.
 The School Buildings, now prepared, and in contemplation, are beautifully located, in the suburbs of the city, with grounds sufficient y |ample to admit of exercise on the part of the pUpiS NllHOuI lSdFIhS tlt SCHOol plCihIeCo. The public may be assured that no care nor expense will be spared in furnishing the most Icompetent instructors in the various depart ments of the school, Pupils boarding in the institution. will be in the immediate family of the Principal.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. For Boarding, Light, Fuel, Washing, &c. :: :. a75 % Tuition in Primary Department, in-
 cluding Spelling. Reading and Wri- ting. {! l5 % In Junior Department, including the foregoing together with Arithmetic,
 English Grammar, Geography, and History" < IS % in Senior Department comprising Algebra, Geometry, Sacred and
 Profane History, Geology, Astron- omy. Natural, Mental and Moral
 Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany,
 Rhetoric, Logic, Composition and
 Elements of Criticism. |" 20 GO Latin and Modern Languages. (each) 10 GO Drawing and Painting. '' IT co Music on Piano or Guitar. 25 co Use of Instrument. < co
 [Paymcnt, per Session, half in advance. No deduction for absence except in case of protrac:ed illness. GEO. N. COONS.
 Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 29, 1852. no47,
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HUBBLE WORTH.

Tsl me not that he's a poor man, That his dress is coarse and bare, ,ren me not his daily pittance
 Is workman $ scanty fare; 1,aI me not his birth is humble,
 That his parentagc is low; '. be honest in his notions? i' iTbot is all 1 want to know. l. hue word to be relied on? ID tIos his character no blame2 otan care not if he's low born Then 1 ask not whence his name. Would he from an unjust action Turn away with scornful eye? 1vmld he, than defraud another,
 sooner on the scahold die? Would he spend his hard gained earnings, On brother in distress, Uon,d he succor the afflicted.
 And the weak ones wrong redress9 Then ha is a man deserving
 Of ny love and my esteem: And care not what his birthplace gn the eye oi many seem. Let il he a low thatcbed hovel- I.el l; be clay-built cot Let 1t be parish work-house- In my eyes il matters not. And if otIIers w,il dlsown him, As inferior to their caste, Let them do it-I befriend him As brother to the last.
Southern shield., 1853-03-19
SHERIFF G1 JAILER'S NOTICE.
WAS committed to ny custo-

a WAS committed to ny custo-
 A.I dy as Sheriff and Jaer of Phil .-is% lips county, Arkansas, on the .lM M.lLsss. 5lh instant as a runaway slave, a negro man who calls his name ELISHA, and says he belongs to pr. Elisha Stanford, of Louisville, Ky.
 DEsoRIPrIov.-Said boy is of bright vel low complexion, has a full round face, a small scar near the end of his nose, is about 26 or 27 years of age, abou, feet 10 in ches in height, and will weigh about l0o hounds. Had on, when committed: a brown cassinet coat, brown jeens pants, and white cotton shirt.
 The owner of said slave is hereby notified and required to come forward, prove proper ty, pay charges, and take hIm away other wise he will be dealt with as the law directs.
 ARTHUR THOMPSON, Sheriff and JaiIer, Phillips county, Ark.
 March l2 1853.
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School 2;oz: Doyss

W WILL open Male School on the 3 3ls inst Gin the town of Helena.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE
 MONTHS. For Spelling and Reading, Sl0 % For Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, History, Philosophy, &c. SIP co Pupils admitted at any time, and charged from the time of entrance until the expiration of the session. No deduction for absence, except in cases of protracted illness.
 JAS. M. MURPHY. Jan. 29lh 1853.
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Adninistratnrls MotiGe,

Administrators Notice. F ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION pon EA the Estate of Sarsh Martin, deceased, ear ing date the 3rd day of May, A. D. 1852, hay ing been granted to the undersigned by the Pro bate Court of Phillips county, Arkansas NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, To all per sons having claims against said Estate, to pre- sent them, properly and legally authentic ated, within one year from the date of said Letters, or they maybe precluded from anybeneit in sai1 Estate;-and if such claims are not preser ,e, within two years they will be forever arret and prccludcd from any benefit whatev1 1.r in sal, Estate.
 VIM. M HARDY, Adm ,n;st,ater
 of the Estate of Sarah t.dartin, dc.'d, Feb. 5, 1853, fG
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h IL persons indebted to the late firm of E9A Norton, Tackler 6 Co.,. will please come forward and make immediate settlement. Oth erwise we will be compelled to place their notes and accounts in the hands of an officer.
 JAMES NORTON, Feb. TO- ls53.7 JNO. T. FACKLER. P. s. Office in the house formerly occupied by W. c. Myrtle, between the Post Oihcc and Myrtle, Moore 6; Co.'S. store.
Southern shield., 1853-03-19
Notice to the Public,

\ N consequence of the disastrous fire on the
 A morning of the 10 inst, 1 have moved into the house on Front street. formerly occupied by S. H. Rice &5 O., as a Produce and Grocery House. Where my Friends and the Public will find me holding forth as usual, with afresh supply of Produce direct from St. Louis, per steamer Sultq9q. F. F. HOWERTON.
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Ii Ots0eu

a IL those indebted to the late firm of "A Norton, Fackler < Co.,, will please call on the undersigned and settle their accounts without delay by either cash or note, as we are anxious to close up the concern as soon as pos sible.
 P. S. Office in the house formerly occupied bv w. c. Myrtle. between the Post Office and Myrtle, Moore GL Co.'S. store.
 Respectfully,
 JAMES NORTON, oo 1oEo JnuN r FACKT,ER
Southern shield., 1853-03-19

azs-..lss11:s3 Ez--s-.-IS---z.- in the State of Arkansas. rendered al ihe January term thereof, 1853, will, on inc l2th day Of March, 1853, offer for sale, at Public Veudue, at the door of the Court House, of said county, two Negroes, the propeity of the Estate of Lardner Clarke, deceased; one negro man, named Henry, aged about thirty-eight years, and Jane, a gir, aged about fifteen years, for the pur- pose of paying the debts of said decedent. &c., to the highest bidder on credit of nine months, ihe purchaser giving bond with approved security.
 VIM. s. MILLER, Administrator of the Estate of Lardner
 Carke, decd. February I9, 1853.
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 of the following articles:
 French merino, hLadies' kid and lasting English do, shoes, FIench delainos, Caters and half gait Black and fancy silks, CTS, Cashmeres, Fine cloths & cassi Paris robes, mers French worked capos. Silk and satin vestngs collars cuffs, & chem Rich tinsel vesting, izettes, Oakiord's fashionable Embd L. Q. hd'ks., hats, Extra-hne linen cam Ready-made clothing, bric, Cloaks, blanket and Thread, aces and edg- cloth over coats,
 ings, Dress coats, frock and Jaconct edging and in sack coats. pants sering, and vests in great Swiss do do variety, Bik & fancy kid gloves Satlnets, tweeds, Ky. Silk, woolen and cot Jeans, plaid linseys, ton Hosery, Oznaburgs, Canton crape shawls, Brown domestcs, Merino and cashmere Bheached do
 shawls, Irish linen, Fancy silk bonnets, Sea Island shirting, White 6 cold feathers Hickory stripes, Every description of l2.4 sheeting,
 dress trimmings. 100 pcs Negro kerseys, Gold watches, brace 600 pair wool socks, lets, Cotton yarn, all sizes, Lockets, breast pins, Netting yarn, Rings, chains, pencils, l'oots,@ shoes, hats and pens, Gc caps of every de Perlumeres and fancyI scripton and price. soaps,
 T complete stock of Hardware, Cutlery and Guns, China, glass and queensware, window glass, fine wine and brandy in bottles for medi- cal purposes; star candles, soap and starch, fine chewing tobacco; Valises, carpet bags; five hun dred pair negro blankets; together with large supply of the very best Ky. bagging, rope and twine, (this bagglng weighs over 3-4 lbs. to the yard,) Groceries and fine Va. tobacco.
 We respectfully invite our friends and the public to give US call and examine our large stock before purchasing elsewhere; all orders for goods promptly and carefully put up. We are prepared 10 store and ship cotton for our customers, and will give liberal cash advances on cotton sent us for shipment or sale in this market.
 Helena, Oct. 1852.
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WATCH AND CLOUA IIAKTN7G: C.

NW7 7OULD respectfully inform the citizens wy of Helena and vicinity, that he has To- cated in Helena, and opened shop in room of Drs. Deputy 6 Kings new building, on Main street, where he is prepared to repair Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and all other ar ticles in his line with neainess and dispatch. t1y' All work warranted for twelve months. February 26, l853-tf
 HELENA FEMALE INSTITUTE. |. gFJyHIS SCHOOL is again in session, and El the undersigned would respectfully submit to the notice of parents and guardians the superior claims of Misses. E. 6 M. Black, as Insructrcsses every way qualified to conduct the Education of any and all young ladies that may be committed to their care.
 TERMS.
 (PER SESSION OF FIVE MoNTHs.) Spelling and Reading, " ' Sl0 GO Spelling, Reading, Writing, Primary Arithmetic and Geography, |" i2 % Higher Branches, '" 4 |" Is co Instrumental. Music, '' $ |" 25 % Drawing and Mezzotint, (each,) 10 60 l=g Pupils charged from the time of entering and no deduction for withdrawal or absence ex- cept in cases of protracted sickness.
 W. r. MOORE,
 |. II. COWLEY,
 J. $. HORNER,
 VIM. C. MYRTLE,
 J. S. DEPUTY,
 r. HANKS, HELENA, Jan. l, 1858.
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MOTTCE,

2 HEREBY forewarn all persons from trading la for q certain note for the sum of about thirty dollars, drawn by me, in favor of J. $. Deputy, some time in the year 1850, and assigned by said Deputy to E. M. Massey, as said note has been paid, and am determined not to pay it again unless compe led by law.
 E. Il. COWLEY. March E. 1S53