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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

- SERVED HIM NIcE.-Not long since Coving-
!, ,t en- pretty and accomplished, attended ball
,, uS CITY, She at once attracted the attention oil
~ legged animal, miscalled man. who at once
posed posed TO her as a partner in The dance: This
~ 'dual had great respect for position in socie-
90" alter some conversation on Indifferent sub
nv s' NC asked ouryoung lady what profession her
nv followed. She, fully aPprecinting the mo-
We which prompted the inquiry, replied that he
Ts.S 'wOod-Sawyer." THIS was altogether too
iva ior tletwolegged animal, and he bolted, not
living his acquaintance again for the evening.
tk lact was, the girl was the daughter of one OF
Eealthest citizens of the town, and her father
Tis mahogany dealer, saving out his ownstock
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

BOSTON TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
Bosrox, September 1.-THE Boston Temper
ance Convention has decided 10 carry the Maine
Law agitation into primary political meetings; al
SO to raise one million of dollars for the prosecu-
ID Dr.. Lees, Of England. the Hon. B. storrnr and
Others spoSe last evening.
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Wm T Maads.

R00kbinder & RlnnIk book NInnufncturcr,
No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
WoULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
wv iciugeneral that they have bought tho establish
ent lately known as James NJ, Ewing's Bookbnde:y and
and prepared to Rule and
bind TO order blank books OF every description, music,
magazines, periodicals, &c. In not TO be surpas
and by any establishment in tho country.
Constantly on hand all assortment of blank books.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

Csowp.-The cars from Baltimore yesterday
'01ghi $50 passengers TO this city, 1913 Icing
ansgh passengers, who took one OF the Union
ss boats for the South. We learn from Captain
Nssshar:, the efficient conductor who brought the
tlnil through, that the detention of about three
hOuE was caused by the breaking Of en- axle of the
locomotive lO7, while ascending the high grade
nelrPiedmont.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & WEATHER
CIxcrNwArI, September 14.-The foreign news
has unsettled the flour market. Nothing done
since noon. Nothing in provisions. Sales
Of 900 bbls Whisky at 2l4 better. Groceries in
active Coffee and Sugar firm at full prices
though the former is rather unsettled; Cheese firm
at SIa9, in good demand with increased supply.
River stationary. Wather warm. Heavy clouds
rasing.
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unl For THE FAIR /!

INST oncped as contribution to the Western Virgin
ia Fair one of Mr.. Chickering's Grand Louis XIV oo-
fave Piano Fortes which for richness of tone and finish
cannot be surpassed invite the lovers Of music and
in articuyar to call and see this instrument at
NIellor,s Music store, No 26 Union street.
sep9 y M1bhO"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

WP. AsRuRr is doing splendid business in
aeDE Goods line at his establishment on Main
SEsst, No. t62. Ifthe ladies want fine, neat and
fashionable dresses, aud other fashionables, they
should give lin a call; and gentlemen should not
pass by without stopping.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

TEnPEGAxcE.-Quite large meeting Zone of q
's1es ofmee!ings preceding Temperance con-
7entionin favor of the Maine Prohibitory Law
vas held al the Fourth street Methodist church
last night. Addresses were delivered by the Rev.
Nj. Winter, BatteIle, and Mr.IBayless.
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ChicRarinp's Piano Forbes

THE subscriber being appointed agent for
the sale of Chickering'S Plano Fortes Tor
n u h UWestern Virginia, Keeps constantly on hand
ments, which acknowledged by the eminent pro-
essors of msic to be the best in this any other coun.
try These instruments offered at Boston prices
ding CarrBge witha general OF musical
and Variety Goods, wholesale and RETAIL
Sold Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos TO lot. Blu.
sic taught at No. % Union street.
maid las. MELLOR.
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net3tf.
Professor Alex. q. Barry,s Trlcopherous,

Professor Alex. G. Barry's Trlcopherous,
or Nedicaed Compound bcautifyng curling, preserv
Ing restoring, strengthening the hair diseases
OF The skin, curing rheumatic palms, and healing external
wounds Bounded by geographical lines the rePnta
ton OF Rurrys tricoPherous perva1es the Union; The
sales OF article of late have increased in ratio
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, after care
OF his sales book finds that the number of
bottles delivered order in quantities orrom half gross
upwards during the year 1852, within trfe OF $780,
unnecessary present length the evidence of the
wonderful properties the tricopherous when the public
have furnished such endorsement this The cheap
ness article and the explanations given of its chem
ica action upon the hair the scalp and in all cases OF su
perCal irritation first recommended it TO the attention
the people, This all that the inventor desired Ey.
cry bottle advertised itself The effects OF the fluid exceed
cd expectation 1t acted like charm The ladies would
not be without Country dealers in every section OF the
United States found they must have it, and thus was built
nm wholesale trade extent hitherto unheard otns
regars articles OF this kind The highest point has not
vet been reached and it is believed the sales this
will a million and half or bottles
Depot and mandatory, No 137 broadway, New ork'
Retail price, twenty-five cents large BOTTLE.
Liberal discou TO purchasers by the quantity Sold by
all the principal druggists throughout the United States and
Canada Mexico West Indies, Great Britain France and
by ]. H. Patterson, Wheeling, Va Junel4dtwtw6m
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
CONTEST BETWEEN THE HARDS & SORTS.

CONTEST BETWEEN THE HARDs & soFTs.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, September lathe ALBANIAN
tines have nominated Geo. w. Clinton Secretary
Fay, Engineer; J. z. Cooley, Comptroller; aud j..
C. Mather Canal Commissioner They also adopt
ed the resolution complimentary TO Senator Dick
inson with cheers. The fact that bully stood
ready to shoot down Gen. Ward, as he called the
when the convention adjourned, sine die.
The Soft-shells assembled at BlinstnalPs Hall,
Market Hall being refused. Several Hun%ers adj
hered to this organization. John B. Skinner was
ectedtemporary chairman and made speech IN
favor of the Baltimore Platform, and National and
State Administrations, which was received with
cheers. After debate, on motion of John Van
Buren,, the convention adjourned till to-morro "
morning in order to give the hard shells an oppor-
lunty TO retrace their steps and unite with thereg-
ular convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

TO THE MILLIONS.
From toothless babes OF namecss weeks,
Toprattling jOkers in the streets;
From girls and boys that read at school,,
To office clerks upon their stools;
From the budding of love at sweet seventeen,
To the Caudle explosions OF all honeymoon dreams;
From mid. way years OF lndhi fwife,
TO advancing days and Ieclinngl life;
From the specialized few, who with nstonishment gaze
At the wondrous things of these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation,
HAVE USED LYONS KATHAIRoS?
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 the truant locks, so harsh and stiff
That used to vcX the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twirl
In such rich luXurant Curls,
The sight or tOuCh you know not which,
Sets men shining, and their heads bewitchd
The Dandruh-veXed stuT-that once did fall
O'cr bro ad cloth coats, and collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
BY using Kathairon on the hair.
But more than half, or ali yet said,
Are facts about the NeTroNs Head,
That sometimes racks and aches with PAIN
And doctors pills ure taken in vain.
Now the KatliuirOn, such pains l'l warrant to
In ten minutes. No gossrpirg, Pm surei
And for Pimplcs Salt Rleum, Erysipelas and letter,
And all such diseases, nothing is better.
T YON'S KATHAIRON SO justly celebrated for Prcserv
ing Restoring and Identifying the Hair is sold by
Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 20 cents.
Sold TO the trade Liberal dlscOunt-6ut Herer
nisSioned. Ambassadors to =,
16i Broadway, New York.
uFor sale by Kels &c Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; 7. H. Logan
q Co and Wheat e. Chaplin. ma1S-Gn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

HlrLrO Our.-The David White has been
laulel out on the ways at Madison, for inspec-
rOn Oh her hull, and the ALVIN Adams will soon
Us nauIed ont. The Jane Franklin was on the
ways SATURDAY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
No. 5 Washington Hall,
M01ltoe 81 W6eeling, "a

@ d. WOODROW inrolms tic Citizens Of wheeling,
~ and dealers generally that now opening one OF
the best assormcns of family the Western
country consisting of every article usually kept in ebest
groceries aid all which will sold at
low prices be bought in the city Give call OF
uS All goods delivered to any part OF the city Tree
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

THE DIFFERENT committees connected with the
Fan aFe to meet this morning at 8 O'Clock, on the
Fair Grounds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

RErvRSED.-Mr. R. Crangle, absent for about
'our months on European tour, returned to this
'ItIO Tnesiay evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

JFanny Ferns late husband, Mr. Harrington,
g1ssiG Chicago, and recently got divorce from
That We suppose, is one of the "Fern leaUes''
-LS We have seen advertised by the booksellers
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FAIR ARRANGEMENTS

eli meet al the stand at O'Clock, and i'm
THhLts ,ier their organization, they will proceed
l-r,iliraiion oil live stock, and articles ON eXhi.
-. ,,il open to the public at O'Clock.
n ,SSs viii be delivered at O'Clock, P NJ. from
IL =: ID sedl0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

WHEELING SYMPATHY FOR THE NEW oRLAENs
s7rrRERs-Our citizens have not been unworthy
e:.heir proyerbal benevolence in responding TO a
al made through Mayor Brady to contribute to
4. suffering inhabitants of New Orleans. The
Towing are the amoants of tie subscriptions of
L. several Wards, which have Leen forwarded by
rrnr Hrair 10 the Mayor of New Orleans:
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DIED.

DIED.
On the morning OF the 18th inst MR.. GEORGE RICH.
ARDSON in the rcd year OF his ages old Citizen and
modest Christian.
Ills friends are invited attend the funeral this after
noon O'Clock from his residence East Wheeling.
Aths rcs.ienoe in Ohio county, Va the night o the
f1th September 1853, Costyphoid ever) Mr. SAMUEL
d. IA RIS, Mn the 5Gth year OF his age
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15
SpeciaI Notice.

OFFICE -. & o. X. X. Co.
Wheeling Station, Sept. 10, 1885
-, ,esr Tuesday the 18Th inst, a PASSENGER ar
oSE. his station daily, at O'Clock 20 minutes Il
L. N5se.IIs al O'Clock % minutes, a. NJ Fare
ID gay Il cents ]. b. FORD, Agent
SIS Argus and virginian copy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15
r.,r--On our return from seyelal weeks

= Pug-On our return from Seveial weeks
.l.5c, we found our city alive with visiters,
W F9sy notes of preparation for the Fair on the
' =. which opened yesterday. We are sorry
''...rct , rainy, disagreeable day marked the
S .., Having recently been at the "World's
r., ,s ,5sy call it, Though the Nep York Fair
,...,, h the more appropriate name) with the
.,,,i,,,O! the Crystal Palace yet fresh in our
-. il might be expected that one of our
-I,i7 Western Virginia fairs would appear, by the
..,.r,s, to striking disadvantage. Not SO, how
=, BY any manner of means. Our impressions
~, CUstaI Palace, taking the evident designs
f,ss projectors in connection with the shOrOy ar
~ on exhibition, tended strongly TO the old
v.eern lady'S opinion of the piano-that it was
., ornamental than useful. Our fair may prop
,,be considered an exhibition of the Mechani-
,,ts and industrial pursuits, and as suchit is
,r,ly gratifying to our citizens, and those OF the
a,gladng country.
he unfavorable weather yesterday, prevented
Fl. snry of many articles in the Mechanical and
l4:slturaI departments, although the display in
n. already very interesting. The entries of
n sock are large beyond the utmost expecta-
tsof the Managers.
IL Floral Hall in its beautiful engagements
,,!!scOrations, reflects the highest credit on the
"a who designed and executed it. The large
ys Canopy which stands in the centre of the
Il, surprisingly beautiful. 1t, with its ac-
,.yaaments, positively arrested our gaze longer
ID anything we saw in the Crystal Palace.
list Ofthe articles on exhibition deserve espe-
Il Comment with honorable mention of the ex
r.z5s name. But as we desire 10 do justice to
1, re will defer such notices until all the COM
,.i.ors have entered.
To-day the committees will commence their ex-
rtn.tioas with a view to making awards, and
stts weather last night, according to the wealth
,1se, promised a pleasant day, large crowd
RI an Interesting exhibition nay be expected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrsuuRou, Sep. 14.-River feet inches,
at stand. Weather wet.
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ENBRoIDERIEs AND WHITE GOODS.
-EpV r;cb En,broid'd Swiss Muslins, in designs;
Plain swiss Nainsook, JsG9ne and India Muslins;
t3aomtifnI Snencers; Sleeves in great variety;
CTimred Dimity Rufaes and bands
Jnconet and Swiss Flonncings and RufhingSj
Also The best variety OF Jaeonet and Swiss Edgngs and
inseriings we have ever ofeTedi just received at
sep9 hslShShb " 20.
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ca1ifornia 1ntelligence.

We select some items of interest from our San
Francisco papers received by the Star of the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

New Store.
ON MAIN STREET, NO. 165.
HAVE Just opened entire new stock OF Dry Goods,
of all styles qualities Silks of all styles and the
cheapest in the city. French Mernos, Tnibet cloths Al
Oaccas DeLaines figured plain, French Embroideres
Of ali Kinds UndersIceves Collars, and Spencers, ami
respectfully invite the ladies to call and examine Tor he-
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
TxTRA elegant plaids Silks, in rich coorings;
III Plaid Muslin deLaines, in new destgnsi
niseonal Raid Muslin de LANES, beautiful and new,
Also a variety OF beautiful worsted Plnids
song ''s' HEIsKELL a CO.'S
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FROM CHINA.

The overland India China Mails arrived on the
29th. There is but little new. The failure OF the
imperial attack on Chic Kiang is confirmed. The
imperial fleet returned to Shanghai. The opinion
prevails that this fruitlesS attack decided the fate
of the Empire. The Rev. Mr.. Taylor, an Ameri-
can Messenger who was in the camp of the insur-
gents during the attack, says that the insurgents
did not suffer the slightest injury from the cannon
ade of the lmperialsts.
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mcCI,ALLENS Il KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS and SHOES, MEMS AND
nell knoIDn stand of the

nell knoIDn stand Of The
BIG RED BOOT.
TE are now receIvingfrom Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments ofthe largest aud best manuac
tured of Boots and Shoes for Fall and Winter
ever offered this any other market They have
been manufactured ORDER according to our own drec
tions and intended expressly for retailing To our
rcgs customers and others who may favor with
call we can unusually large variety of Boots AMI
Shoes which equaln quality Of material aud
TO those in this any other
the United States Our stock will be found to CON
sist IT, part, OF the following seasonable goods;
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rl,oM THE WINES.

West:-
i PROM THE MINES.
The news from all parts of the mines is encnur-
aging. The different River Damming Companies
are actively at work. and many are already mining
in the beds of the rivers. Some ofth Quartz
Companies are also reported as doing WELL One
in Butte county, uhe Worhington) was averaging
81, 900 per week with 6 StamperS. They are about
| 10 put in twelve more.
The stories concerning the Port Oxford mines
differ very much, some insisting that men can
make $40 to S75 per day, and Others that 81 per
day is the best that can be done.
The reported discoveries of gold in the Coast
Range, within six miles Of Santa Cruz, are con-
frmed. The gold is about the size Of pin heads
II is supposed to have been washed out OF nurter-
GUS quartz in the mountains.
Mr. Purcell and Others have obtained grant
from the city government of Sonora, for peTmis-
sion to mine portion of Washington street in
that city They are to bridge the street previous
to commencing mining.
Quite an excitement was raised at Sacramento
about week since by the reported discovery of
rich deposits OF gold on the banks OF the Slough.
in the north part of the city. Hundreds rushed
TO the spot and large number of claims were
Staked off. The gold was discovered by German
who was filling wagon that employedin re-
pairing the streets of the city. II was afterwards
asceriained however, that the gold was probably
some that had been buried by deceased miners,
no had come from the mines sick, and encamped
there in '49 and so, and the action of the floods
had spread it aboutthe vicinity. The excitement
went down almost Immediately.
There is undoubtedly gold the Sacramento val
ley as well as in the hills but it will not pay gen
eralla to dig it. AT place in the valley called
Prairie City, two thousand people are engaged at
mining, the water being furnished by ditch from
Mormon Island
Eight hundred dollars were taken from one pan
of dirt few days since at Chips digglngs, Sierra
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NEWS.
Bv the National Line.
Observation-Disclosures
FORHIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANkllN

PHILADELPHIA, September 14.-The Frankll
arrived at o'clock this evening, with dates OF tn
list inst The Niagara arrived out on the 2Sth al
the Arctic on the 30th. The Franklin brings 10
passengers, among them G.. w. Kendall of the N
o. Pic0yune, and MeSsrS. Lanetz ana Gteenouel
the SculptOTS.
Cotton had been quiet for 3days, Prices favor
ed buyers, but were not any lower. Sales 16,OO
bales, export $500, speculation 600, import 1O0C
In the Manchester trnde prices had shghuy de
clned. In Breadstuffs the market had been excl
ted as ever, but on Tuesday high prices began I
check business. Flour, Western canal 29s. cd
Philadelphia 30s; Baltimore Sis. Cd. Indian cor
improved.
The French Cholera was spreading north of Eu
rope.
there was considerable business. Flour firm a
sos 6da31s. The money market, suddenly be
come light and afurther rise in the rate OF lnte
rest was expected. Tea steady. tallow dull, Con
sulS 973a97 7-S.
sLrvERPoo1, Aug. Sl.-Cotton rather 1irmer
Sales 5000 bales-export 5000, speculation 1000
Tho latest aCvices from GonStantinople areyo
the 22d. Col. Ruff left yesterday with an auto
graph from the Sultan tothe Emperor OF Austria
expressing his thanks 10 Austria for the preServa
ton ofpeace.
PARIs, August 81, Evening" nc
tiylty reigns in the Odessa grain market. The U
S. frigate Cumberland arrived at MnTSellles. Th'
French Government organ says officially that The
fears which existed respecting the harvest ar
groundless. The quantity of grain is the average
amount and the quality excellent.
Accounts from ConStantinople OF the 18th stat
that the Sultan adopted the Vienna note withou
material alteration. A courier which arrived a
Constantinople from Vienna states that the Sui
tt n will send an Ambassador to ST. Petersburg 81
multaneously with the evacuation of the PTinci
paliiies Accounts FROM Eucharist state that tn
Russians will evacuate the municipalities in Sep
TENDER, upon which the fleets of England woul'
Ieturn 10 Malta.
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Notice.
OFFICE b. & o. R. R. Co. I
c,,-toy caD 1879

UFFIOE. D. u y IT. N &c
WHEELING STATION, Sep. /, 1858.
,f,,r, Of Schedule Of Passenger Train.
"A after Monday next, the 9th of Septem-
Passenger Train will leave this Station at
~ rs. and IS minutes, A. NJ, Wheeling time.
s''''" J.B. FORD, Agent.
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sSCAAOSDh4 HOOKS. ~ f-f
ToHN II. THOMPSON, 81 Monroe streethns on hand
81 full assortment OF Books used in tho schools OF the
city and country and will be pleased to supply the low
81 nriccs those who will iavor him with cali aug
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-15

SILKS FOR DRESSES.
TILEGANT brocade Silks in colors and blacki heavy
IL Plain Silks in chameleon and solid coloIs watered
Silks; extra ricn Mantle Silks; Ottoman Ss cooLed and
block Sans; with the largest stock OF plan paCK slS
to found in this city. Of Bschos and other approved
makes. Just received at :. ~ -,
sep9 HEISkbbh q US
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Wheeling Female Semlnar,

Wheeling Female Seminary.
TTNIE Fall Session will commence on Monday, Septem'
i Der 9TH, 1853 IA,
those who were with during the past sion form
Faculty which will favOraby compare with any similar
Institution i'll country. Latin, French, German Span
ish Italian will be taught French aud German by ma
tive teachers Also, Music the Piano. Harp or Guitar
Terns-One half at the commencement, and the remain
der at tho middle of the session m
Board ner session OF % weeks .5oOU
Washing per Dozen. %
Fuel during winter, month. ....''. I'U0
Tuition Primary Department, per session p weeks 6Oo
Seminary, Junior Glass '.i22'V
s,%%LS 1900
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music on piano. harp guitar per session p weeks
Use OF Instrument ''GS'n0
Vocal Instruction ':6'U00
Instruction IN any one Of the kinds of Fancy work. 800
~ in nII 1000
Drawing and Painngin water coors. go
MRS. S. b. THOMPSON,
HO FOR THE TURK! !!
NE undersigned is opening splendid lot oil line
i Imported Cigars consisting Of
offered for retail in the city;
5000 FL Gallo cigars;
5000 Fixed Star cigars;
5000 La Primavera ctgarsi
10000 cheToot ''
Together with fair stock OF Lump IObaCCo' WHICH
will sell cheaper than any other house in the city
sep3 }. w. kt1O Dtso, AseHI-