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NEW STOCK.

InUR establishment. on theIwest side en- n
~ of town, between the Livery Sta ~
BILE and Public Square is still in full ~
blast, and will continue I'd be kept in such
manner as to satisfy those who may call
that nothing is wanting on our part to crafty
the tastes of the public. Our Bar is at all times
stocked with the very choicest Liquors, Cigars
Tobacco, ETC., that the city markets can afford.
Those wishing to "cheer the inner man." are
invited to attend Good order will always be
kept We have just received. in addition to
the stock already on hand, a supply of superior
Brown, Loaf and Clarified Sugar; Coffee, Salt,
Molasses Pepper, Ginger, Spice, all kinds of
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff Black
ing, Gun Caps, Powdq, Load, Shot, Matches,
Cigars of every variety, all kinds of Teas and
Candles, Oysters fresh and picked, Sardines,
Cheese and Crackers, Pipes, Soaps, Wash
Boards, Upper and Sole Leather, Candles of
all kinds, Rice, Almonds, Indigo Nader Cop
peras, Essence of Cinnamon and Cloves, Nut
megs, Liquors of the rarest quality, as Pale
Cogniac, Peach. and Apple Brandies; Fancy
Cordas, Brandy Cherries, Port and Madeira
Wines, Gin, Rye and Bourbon Whisky-in
short, almost every article needed to make a
first class house. Thankful for past fav9rs, we
respectfully solicit a continuance of the same
determined as we ate that our house shall be
known for the good quality of our stock.
BUCHANAN & HANKS
"a OF 1890
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SELLING GU Il !!
"a. T -

IT ME subscribef5 are row oIarA <r,e,m
IL ing their stot$ at cOst-and =. WA
no saastake-for the purpose Of clio
sing out and winding up, as W H. w ebb Is
verv shortly 10 opeh new house FOR The sale
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard ware. etc. etc.
at the Sulphur Spring, eight miles west of Fay
etteville. Come quick. if you wish to buy
Goods cheap, as the new StorP is to be opened
by the 18th of December at the latest We
will sell as we advertise at cost. Try and
see. All those indebted to W. II. Webb. or to
Webb & Woods, are hereby notified to come
forward and settlb Up, imhediately, as he
business must be closed with out delay
WEPB & WOODS
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Turkey had declared war against Russia, and
stating the Liverpool market to be irregular
with very small sales. The receipts continue
liberal, but the large majority Of the cotton ar
irving is going into sheds We make no
change in our quotations, btit would remark
that it will be difficult to effect sales at any
price, until after fuller Development of the
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Collins

A. B. Knot g Co. appear deter
mined to leave nothing tried, in
their efforts to supply this people
with any and every thing . sually
kept in a first class Furniture store.
They are now prepared TO f ruish
metallic collins, Of which a sample
may be seen at their ware-room, of
any size desired. Reimbursement.
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Sons Of Temperan &c

The following IS a list Of the ON
GERS Of Fayetteville Division No. 50,
for the pres emit tie I'm j. R. Bright,
w. P; r. IA. CT ay, VIA; G. B
Boyles. r. S, Jas. Wilson, A. R S.;
J.T. Gordon, +. S ]. H. Cobb, II
Chas. Wilson, c.; Il, t. shull, A. g.:
r. P. Shapard, l. s.; John Roam, @
S T. G. doodric b, P. W. P, c. g
sIcKinney. Chaplain.
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Says tue Montgomery, Ala, jour-
nal: "W learn that a very inter-
esting case was tried at the Circuit
Court in Pike county, last week
Suit was instituted by citizen Of
that county against a physician for
The seduction of his wife, and the
jury gave him verdict of $685.
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New Stock

Buchanan s. Hanks, on tho wes'
side Of I'd wn, between the Livery
Stable and Public Square, haY e just
replenished their stock with an as,
sortment Of superior Ciga rs, robac-
co. Candles, Raisins, etc etc togeth'
or with the best Liquors til ut the
city markets can possibly afford. :
They will take pleasure in supplying
the wants of those who may favor
them with call
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n< A-HHc-e
MarshalTs Iterine CathOlicon

las become SO widely popular that anscru-
Ii pulou5 & ignorant persons have attempted
toicounterfeit thk7articAe, and, in some instan-
ces they use name so nearly resembling
Marshall that CASUAL glance might mslead.-
1t is absolutely ecessary to use caution and ex-
anime the name and also 10 observe tia. the
seal Of the G. aefenberg Company and the
name Of Dr. Porheroy is on every bottle. Mar
shaH's Catholicbn is prepared BY an cid and
skillful physician, in the most scientific man
ner. Other preparations purporting TO perform
the same cures are pre- barred By those who know
not what thew do. The SUBJECT IS one de-
manding great care. and though some Of the
nostrums referred 20 are sold al lower prlee
than Marshall's, no one who Is afflicted can
hesitate between a really valuable medicinal
preparation and one " hich is only pretending
and injurious compound. Let purchasers be
on their guard to prevent deception by similari-
ty Of appearances.
This and all the other medicines prepared
By the Graefenberg Cb.. Of New York are for
sale by McElroy & Mckinney and Diemer &
Hampton. Fayetteville. where also mag. DO
had eratuitously, the Grsefsnbsrg Health Al
mar1sc for 1854. Oct. 8, 1853
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DIED,

In this place, Sunday, 23d INST: a. tns resi-
dence Of her son. of old. age, Ms. NANCY
KooycE, aged about Is YEAR,
In SheIbyville. Bedford county, Term, Oo-
tober 7th 1855. NAxcY 6. LAIRD. daughter Of
James and Elizabeth Bryant Hate az Fayette-
vile, Tenn. and wife of John T. Laird. decd
SISTER laird was born December %, 1900, and
profsssed religion IN 1922 and was OF lev
who composed and helped 10 organize the
Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Church at Fsyette-
v;Iia n the sarne year She was married Il
the late John II Laird In the year lo.i, and
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FAEE. d WINTER
@9RGRMR~

IItOODRICH g. BEAVERS, are y
" now receiving and opening, SS
| direct from New York and Phila- *
delphia oneIof the largest and most desirable
stocks of Fail and winter Goods, they
have ever hid the pleasure of offering to the
Trade For this StoPk they beg leave to ask of
their friends and customers, close examina-
tion feeling confident that they will be pleased
both as to price and quality of their Goods In
few days, their entire Stock will be in Store,
when they will again appear in a more extend
ed advertisement
The usual Barter of the country taken in
exchange for Goods 1T the highest market price.
GOODRICH & BEAVERS.
sept. 20. 1853.
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ng Business Notice. Na

ar The Post-0hi ,e List Of Letters is pab-
lishel III thq FggetiecjDe OjYyrer, in compliance
with law bf Congress- which provides that-it
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST cIRcuLATIoSj -Ge
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Dead

Bead TTI
Mr.. R. B. Hayn!c, whose misfor-
tune we mentioned in our last, died
last N Onday evening, from his inju-
ries. The immediate cause of his
death, we learn, was the nortifca-
ton Of the leg that was broken. His
bereaved parents'and other relatives,
have the sympatbies of our whole
community.
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Wood

Cold we ather ne rs apace, and those
who wisl to ca udel their indebted
mess to Us with acood, will please
bring it along a soon as possible
AS we use a stove, ash or hickory is
preferred
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SELLING OUT.

inWING to i'll health, L. r Gray
~ withdraws from the finn of Scott I'd
| & Gray the first of next year-pFepara- III
tory to which, tho stock now on hand will bs
sold at greatly reduced prices. Gontle-
men wishing to appear in "goodly apparel, \
would do well to give US call. We have q
superior stock of Cloths of all colors and quail
tiles; Doe Skin and Cass;meres, Coatings,
Tweeds, Dnllings. Vestings. Serges. SILK and
Cotton Velvets. yelveteens Linens. Hollands.
Cravsts, Handkerchief. Hosiery. Satinets,
Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes. Umbrellas.
Walking Canes. etc. etc. In fact, every arti-.
Gle necessary to rig sgentleInan upso that "he
will do to pass" Give US call, II you want
in our line cheap. Tutoring
Of all kinds done as heretofore. in the most
fashionable STYLES. in durable manner, at
rates. Come and see
SCOTT & GRAY
Oct 6 1879
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WHITE HOUSE
south Side OF the Square
SHELBYViLIE, TEN

!: 9: : :: :: q: g.: 81: q: 6: q:
faction to all who may favor them with
their patronage Theyintend their table shall
not be inferior to any ever furnished lin this
place There will be no reserved chairs, only
for ladies and their attendants. No RESPONSE
biIty for money, unless delivered toIthe Pro-
prietors or Bar-keeper. There will be no re-
sponsiblity for umbrellas lcftin the B hr-Room.
Dsorderly conduct Will ieOl to'a 3islhissida of
those guilty. Persons wishing to bod I'd by the
year will be required to settle quarterly, Per-
sons wishing to stay all night or longer, who
have no baggage viii be required to pay in adj
vance. No person will be permitted 10 send
servants on errands without permission.
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S. Il. OATMAS
Secretary in Sloas's Marble Factory

SoUrH NASHVILLE, june II, 1851.
DE j. MITcHELL-Sir: Being impressed
like many are relative to medicines bearing any
resenh blance to patents--that they are for the
mostpaTt imposition, or huubug, was takdy
in fotming conclusions favorable 70 your MED
icinef; but seeing their effect on a next d.ot
neigHbor, was induced IN trE them on a n4gro
girl, being affected with rheumatism in her
hand and foot Having tried other Physicians
with nor real benefit, used your BlOoi P,srifsr.
and Rheumatic Extrad, which had the desired
effect Of satisfactorily curing the girl afte an
Illness Of several months.
/ canTecommend it 10 the All csed, az g cd =
icine worthy the highest praise, and at leqst for
the above diseases no imposition
Respectfully.
W H. WILKINSON
Constable Of 9th District.
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Goods Cost l

UOOuS dt tVSt
Webb f. Woods hre offering their
stock of Goods at tosr, and no mis-
take. They wish to close up their
business, and to accomplish this, will
sell at almost any price. Give them
call.
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mercury. -. .@
The Rheumatic Extract, for Rheu-
mat:sIn, Gout, Neuralgia, and general pains
from exposure, &c. has given more satisfac-
ton than any preparation Of the age--and
Invariably in connec ton with tie Purifier
Cough Drops, for Colds, Coughs, Hoaras-
ness, and Asthmatic affections, give general
satisfaction to those who have used them
Diarrh@a Cordial. for Diarr6osa, d Vs.
EMERY, Cholera Morbus, and Cholera Infantutn,
also, for Flux. First give the bowels worry
free action with the Purifier, and after two or
three excavations if the bowels seem likely
to continue too loose, check with the cordial.
For sale by GB. MCKENZIE, Fayetteville.
apply to our Agent and get an Almanac fox
testimony to the salutary effects II the mssi-
cines
July 7, l853--Iy
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Or Adv4 rtisementf are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed IN.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' and Justices' blanks gust printed
and for sale at our desk---otsp-
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TIVE subscril Ter offers for sale the -.
Il very valuable tract Of Land on SssS
which he now resides, miles vest OF -
Fayetteville, Immediately on the Turnpike
now being constructed leading from Fayette-
Vile to Pulaski, containing about
800 ACRES,
200 in cultivation. and the most of the balance
enclosed and we'll get in blue grass The trac
is well watered, has on it q comfortable dwell
ling house and al necessary out-houses, while
the soil is inferior to none. Terms made
known on application to the undersigned.
NJ. l.. DISMUKES..
Oct 6, 1861 IF.
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frT Adv hrdsement4 must be handed into the
Office by TFeslay Morfisg- toinsure an appear
auce in the following Paper
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ESTRAY--1INCOLN COUNTY

TAKEN up bt Archibald Mckee. ih civil
J. district No. 10, one Mare Mu14, of a
brown color, adult ii hands high, about (
years old, no ;madks or brands percelvahle.-
Valued at S75.
Oct 10, 1853 -3t
ITvAKEN up il Samuel !. Bland, Id civil
l. district Np.I Is, one Horse Mule oil, a
brown color, about wears old, about 5 hafIds
high. branded with O on the left shoulder, RI
ses we'll on the w athers Valued at 300,
Oct. q, 1853.
II O. WALLACE, Ranger
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METALLIC BURIAL GASES.

.THESE CoFF ms, now COM -
l. ing into general use in many $500
sections Of our country, are d met 4<
al--trimmed inside and ena meled out-are air
tight--free from the introdr elton of dampness
and water. or the Escape of effluyia; are port
able, highly orna1b ented, lid cost little more
than the best wool collins They will be fur
nished by the subscribers. at short notice. The
ordinary wood collins made as heretofore.
ABB KNOTT & co.
H f1ot ~ 1879
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Gravel Structures.

and all diseases Of the genital organs ars
| Thoroughly understood and successfully trested
by DR.. n.
To those who may doubt the Doctors skill
in the healing art, he would respectfully pTo-
pose that they bring forward a case Of any Of
the above named diseases, (the'worst that they
can conveniently find, } and pledge themselves
to see that directions are strictly followed for
reasonable time; DR.. NJ viii then give his OBJ
legations to furnish such medicines as may BE-
necessary, and in such quantities from 9me 10
time as the case NAV require, and, until cure
shall be effected, positively no fee wiz be re-
ceived an3 If no relief be o5tsislel from Che
Of The aselic res charge Ieiaterer tTH Be maize
for aiyice or medicines,
The attention Of masters and owners Of ser
wants is particularly invited to the above
Those having servants afflicted with Szofnl0l
GraUel, stiffness OF soreness Of the limbs and
oints, would find it to tAeir advantage TO con-
,ult Dr. NJ His treatment il mild and in no
,ases will it be necessary 10 lose time willis
lsing the medicines.
Charges reasonable.
Respectfully, ANTI HUMBUG-
All communications from persons at 3 dis
ance, post paid, inclosing five dollarss will hs
promptly attended to.
DR.. W. MORRIS.
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Of
ce. Cedar ST.. near Post Office, Nash vile, Tom.
July Ii, 1853.--6m
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SUGAR.
IN SHORE,
REgIE GRAss SEED.

WYE have Just received from Ken sgA
w lucky $50 Bushels Of Stripped ~
Blue Grass Seed which we Will sell at sASz'
Nashville prices, and warrant them fresh and
genuine. EVANS & CUMMINGS.
sept. 90. Shelbyville, Tenn
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Hardware, Cutlery, Queens and
q. 49, LIZ. cd .,.oli "a
Preserve your Health.

= Asst summer, hundreds and thousands OF
4 4 persons died frb m diarrhea and flux, but
not one Of the many who took Dr. BLEDsdE's
tDIARRHEA CORDIAL. This invaluable
preparation is offered to the public as pleas
ant and certain cure for the above diseases, and
we pledge ourself to return the money to any
one who tries it and SAYS it failed to cure the
case One bottle of It will in many cases save
the life of the patient and Doctors bill Of
II or 20 dollars
This medicine can be bought Of Diemer &
Hampton, on the West side of the Public
SQUARE, Fayetteville, Tenn.
That the public may be entirely satisfied in
regard to the complete success of this medicine,
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FOR SALE.
FNHE tract Of Land on which -
now live rdnta;uinsr Hos arraS esz@zl

i now live, cdntaining los acresI -
lining III miles from Fayetteville, on =
the road leading to Athens, Ala; about forty
aeres are Under a good chestnut fence; kufi-
cheney Of Peach and Apple trees, all young and
tie best bf fruitI thTee never-failing wells Of
eboD wATER, oI the premises. 1 would, also
sell my Stock and Farming Tools with
tie land. Call and examine, if you wish to
phrJhssd.
Aug Il 1853 7. FLYNT.
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HORSE sHoE NAIL.
Hugh Hen desSOn.
MARBLE MANUFACTURERS.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
Il ILL a e.r,..ra .alrt h

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
Near the Hotet--oa tld Square-rert 10
Gor5on'S WInte-House,
NTOULD inform the people Of QUAQ
w Nashville and theIsurrounding ET5
country that he has recently impoyeds q p
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard, NE
and is now prepared to 9Th all orders n
in the marble line at the shortest no. -
tice and on the most favotable terms for CASH.
He would call particular attention to his well
selected stock of monuments, mantle pieces,
figures, garden figures, statuary, Fountains,
Baptisnal founts. Urns, Vases, Tombs etc,
many of which are of tho purest Italian Mar
Bile, and from the chisel Of the best European
masters His arrangements are now complete
for furnishing all kinds bf marble, either OF
his own manufacture or iTHperted- tie has on
hand allarge quantity of Italian marble, IN the
rough state, which he will sell very low
House Furniture in Egyptian Marble OF The
best quality can be had at his yard. lie hat
tiers himself that be can now serve the public
on as accommodating terms as any similar es-
tablshmentin the west. share OF public
patronage is solicited. lSept 2
P. S.-Thc attention Of the lovers OF the
Fine Arts is directed 10 mr. assortment Of stat
uarS. They are Of the fsress and finest quail
~ and Of direct imPorthtions.
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Special Notice TO the Afflicted.
MITCHELLS celebra ted Indian Be-
lfI tauic Medicines. though Z. their

Infancy are destined at nc
distant day, to be ranked
al hong the wonders Of this
enlightened and progress
i've age. There is yet hope
to the Responding invalid,
afflicted with any of those
diseases in which they act
80 charmingly. and produce
such salutary effect.
The Blood Purifier,
is recommended for Gu
taneous Eruptions. Pimples,
Blotchas, Erysipelas, Cos-
tiveness Sick Headache,
&c, and diseases from an
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NASHVILLE, MAY 1si, 1853
This IS 70 certify that have used DR. Nit4h-
ell's Blood Further in case Of TslEo,
Jaa5adsce, in which i'd made perfect cure. AZ
ter using medicine, from other Physicians to
no purpose. Ny CAGE was a very bad one in
which I suffered some two months before ttv
ing DR.. Mitchel's Blood Purifier. [ woiild
recommend it to all. particularly in case Of
Jaundice believe it to Be the best medicine
FOR all diseases Of the Stomach md liver that
I have ever taken.
Very Respectfully.
S. b. 0ATMAN
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COME AT LAST.

COME AT LAST.
OUR HTearse has come, and we are now
" ready 70 attend any calls that MAY be
made for Bmriais ln any part Of the county
Wanted, 1000 lbs Feathers, for which
we will give the customary prics m choice
Furniture, at orr ware-roon. northeast
corner Of the SQUARE, Fayetteville
a. Is. KNOTT 4 co.
Nav Is, 1853.
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FLOUR: FLOUR!

W .l Keep sn sssss \ Flour On hand nad.
at the Bedford Mills, which we warrant equal
to the Cincinnati or st. Louis Flonr.
EVANS & CUMMINGS.
sept 20. .Shelbyville, Tenn
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MECHANIC TOOLS--CHAlNS
w set sss9 sS@1in'lf pf = NJ? BIAS q
Ics' Tools, which we win sci very "
cheap. We have also Feefived very large
stock of CHAMP, consisting in part Of Log
chains, Fifth cha ms, Stretchers, Stay chains,
Lock chains Breast ch4ihs, Tongue chains
Halter chains, etc. etc.
EVANS & CUMMINGS.
sept. % Shelbyville, Tenn.
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For NENTLEMEN,

FOR GEMTLEMEN.
| Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings; fashionable
Hats; Satinets; Tweeds; Blankets Of the finest
kind, Boots and Shoes, great variety; I'm
der Shirts all sizes; Drawers to fit anybody;
ready-made Clothing, of all kinds and quality;
Gloves. kid and wooden, fine stock, togeth er
with almost every article necessary to complete
gentlemans wardrobe.
Hardware, Cutlery, Queens and
GLASS Ware very large and we'll as
sorted stock +
We DO not, in order to sound large, say that
We want 100000 lbs Of Feathers, etc, but we
do say that we Will take any amount of BARTER
usually received, in payment for Goods. For
instance, Wool Feathers, good Socks and jeans
etc. etc Sept 29) RUSSELL & TUCKER
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Important to Shareholders.

hR MORRIS having permanently located
II in NAsHvnLx. respectfully tenders bis
services to the suffering public S;rsaIs, "
csvs. Cancers. 7sttsy ani Ring Worms. treated in
a scientific manner Medicines gentle, out ac-.
tive and effective, their use being attended
with no unpleasant consequences whzscver. re
curing no restriction or hindrance from ordi-7
nary business pursuits. He wishes it under
stood that he has settled in your midst, not
for the purpose of humbugging or imposing
upon you, but to reiievethose who may be SUI
fering with diseases which are destroying by
many of your deserving and useful
citizens.
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NAILS.

TUST received 1875 kegs Of Nails.
- the best article m de IN the United 60
States. EVANS & CUMMINGS,
sept 20 Shelbyville, Tenn.
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Ioolc at Thisi

Lthose wbo arc desiFous OF preser wing the memory
n fofthenselSes and and friends, cando 80, moSt etec
fuaIly by calling without delay,u r BaLbens Dasper
Feolype RoOms the corRerof MaAnd Bidde streets,
tures which cannot be obtaQea With the same degree o
beauty and exeesnes g ~ tgS
.-sE ! Corner OF Main and Biddle streetst
iefs Centre Wheeling
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5Pemberton House. .
- WnteF g 9 STTssss SWTTSsEsIIEG. iS5S4v e1E4H " f'i

"a " I0I 20 If,i ,iIVHEELINt9, IlVAl =
M M.PEMBBRToNi announces to his old friends ana
theppbc geneTay that he has loeated IN @ the e9I .et
CHARLES and Thoroughly repaired and IT. and Is
prepared entertain in good style at
prices, The Pemberton House Is situated tmmen9Ley
ON the Steamboat Lendng and near he Depot o. the BAL
timOre and Ohio Railroad, afordng IoT IN Ihe
proprietor respectfully invites the his ola
friends to his house, and share Of public
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GEORGE MBNFDBIi.
Mn.1hA. Main Rtheets

l. 0WEEELlNG v -. ,,,,,,,,, 4,,,r,.ry
rs now receiving n LARGE LOT OF Ga ARPBIS, RUGS,
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