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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-15
New Hat and Cap Store.
No. 1913, WEST SIDE MAN sTRt

l.Ef NO. l25, WEST SIDE AlAlN STREET. -.stf -
order tc Feep race with the enterprise and increasing
busness ofour city and better accommodate our la gey
increasing Hat and Cap tlate, havl opened
A SPLENDID SALES ROOM
in the block erected hy w w. Shriver. west side
Main street. Cbetweem Union and Monroe where
preparedto furnish patrons and lie public with supe
rfor hats and variety and he latest and
must approved Styles and comprised in part of extra
moesin and silk hats, black brown, and white beaver
and otter hats Also, fine assortment of Panama. ped
die braid Leghnrn China braid, Canada braid and Chill
dren's Fancy Hats. 80 zlE 35rt
Also god assortment OF mems and Youths summer
caps All th"sC wishing good article. at wholesale
tail, in our line at low will pleasc call ard examine
our stock tla 54---t 'tsts,s + =
+ jlne9 et b. w. JAMESON. ~ s
B-Has made 10 order Cat short notcel to fitevery
.head g--s4
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nlae0.-4im,

TO THE MILLIONS.
From toothless ha hes of n1meiess weeks,
Toprattng jokeTs In the streets; i ''.a 5000
From girls and boys that read at school,
TO Office clerks upon their stools; g.. -
i From tile buddiI g OF love at sweet seventeen,
~ To the Candle explosions OF all honeymoon dreams;
= From mid way years OF man nd his wife,
To dvancing days aud -ecining lie;
From the specialized few, who with establishment gaze
AT the wOndrous things of these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation, -ss.s rse.
HAVE USED LYONS KATHAIRoS? +-z... ttl.rIs
~ Grey heads aud bald in concert sing. y IS ~
The magic of this powerful thing, .s.,-..l
10 That starts the roots OF hair long dead,
And covers up the once bald head; .rEl
While the trlant locks, 30 harsh and stiff,
That used to the pretty miss $3.50 st4.r.t.at
Now around her shou ders tyiH sr 5stI -rs4a
In such rich, luxuIant curIs, ~ II. "a. Is. +
80 The sight touch, you know not which,, 30 e,s
Sets men sinnns and their heads bewitch'd. -
The Dandruf-VeXed stuff-ihat once did fall H.. b.
Ger broad cloth coats, and collars SOIL .rrls s.I
You number with the things that weTe,rs, 81
By using kathaiTon on the hair. d. - tre
I'd But more than half. or ali yet said, r.. .r ..s-
Are facts about the Nervous Head, TX s
hat sometimes racks and aches with pain, ssfseel
And doctor s. pills taken III vain. .II Il
Now the katharon, such pains I'll warrant to cure
In ten minutes. No gossippirg, I'm sure; sf = y.
for Pimples, Salt Rhstim, Eryspelas and letter,
And all such diseases. nothtngis better.
II YONS KATHAl RoNso justly celebrated for Preserv-
La ing, Restoring and Identifying the Hair is sold by
Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, inl large bottles, for % cents. rs
Sold to the trade Liberal dtscoun-5ut nerer COM
nisslcned. Address letters to +
ISL Broadway, New York.
D.For sale by Kes & Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson,dS Cos r. H. Logan
& Co, and Wheat & Chaplin. ma1s-6m.
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DEATH OF THE Rev. G go. S. HoLMEs.-Many of
our readers will be panied at reading the following
announcement in the SteutenvllIe Herald of the
18th inst. Mr. Holmes was a. man of. remarkable
abilities and peculiar strengthen chaiacter as all
our citizens who enjoyed his acquaintance can
attest: ~ .i..rss-l..s
"There was Telegraph dispatch received in
this city on Saturday last, announcing the death
of Rev. Geo. S. Holmes, who departed this life AT
Elizabethtown. Pa, on the night of the sth inst.
The deceased had been resident of this city some
two years, except at intervals-having declined
preaching regularly owing to family Affections and
declining health. OF the immediate cause of has
recent loss ofa much beloved son, fastened him to
premature grave.''
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Chickering,s ia11oIFortes.

rz- THE subscriber being appointed agent for
THE sale OF Chickering's Piano EoItes lot
W y ~ Ia good stock of those celebrated 1nstru-.
mens, which by the most eminent pro
fessoTs of music bethe best I'm this, other eOun-
try. These instruments offered at boston prices.
and Variety Goods wholesale and retail. - r
5sold Pianos taken In Pianos TO let Mu
sic tnn4ht at No. 90 Union street Z !dai
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BuRNrSe OF THE STEAMER MANcnEsrER.-We
learn that the steamer Manchester, lying abont one
mile below Pittsburgh, took fire on Wednesday
and was entirely consumed.
The Manchester large side wheel boat
which came out last Fall, and had been running
chiefly as Pittsburgh and st. Louis packet
She was owned principally by Capt. Bowman Of
of Brownsville. ~. . s
The fire is supposed to have originated from
pipe which one of the hands was smoking on
board.
Since writing the above. we learn from the
Pittsburgh Journal that the Manchester was built
at Brownsville. aud belonged to Captain G. A..
Bowman and ]. a. Rickneker of that place. She
had only been in the trade about two wears, and
cost originally $4,000. This does not include
the expenses of furniture and fittings. Theyown-
ers had an insurance of $4,000 on the boat
$500 in the Delaware Mutual, and 81, 5Ooin the
Fireman's. -~ as.-s
Thefre is supposed to have been the work
an ncendiary. ifsse en-. t.e
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J A Trance--Rurving Alire.

A paper was read before the French Academy
of Science, inlwhich the following extraordinary
instance was addhceds as reason for aboliShlng
the present custom of bgryiug SO soon alter
death: lu - isl4., tsa55d' tir5tsgig,i 5sLlL d
y young female had been twice pronounced
dead, when onlyin trance, but lad recovered in
time to prevent being buried alive. A third trance
came On, and in consequence Of what had previ-
ously occurred, permission was obtained from the
constituted authorities for the body to remain
above the ground as long as decomposition should
not take place. a. week-ten days past away
there was still no decomposition; but all the med-
cal men declared that she was dead, and at length
she was laid in her coffin. Only a few minutes
before the coffin was nailed down, and while the
bell of The village church was already toling for
re funeral; friend from an adjoining village,
school fellow Of the supposed deceased came to
take last farewell. She stopped to kiss the lips
of her departed friend, and remained in that posi-
ton for some time. The by-starders attempted to
remove her, lest her emotion lould be injurious to
manned in tina. position, with her lips upon those
out aiterward, the warm breath OF life into her
lungs AT length she exclaimed, "She lives!"
and rising fion tile body pointed out unequivocal
signs Of life. She then stated that as she was kiss
ing her friend, she fancied she felt her breathe,
and in few minutes was c1nyinced of the fact.
The female who was supposed ODE. dead, was
taken out of the cctiin and placed in warm bed,
in the course of few hours fully.revived. She
Stated that she was during her tronce fully sc nSi
bieto all thntwas- passing around her, and she
even heard the deathbell toll, but was utterly in
capable OF speech OF sign to show tina she was not
dead! sgs.t.,
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MEISGET 1I7sA :NEOJJS.

Professor Alec @. iBarry's Tricopherous.
or Medcated Compound for beaniying, curling presery.
o. the Skin curing rhenniatc pains and healing external
oS q s9aas BY no lines Che
sSes o. Of late have Inc eased ratio
in sales book finds that the number OF
bottes 10 order In Quantities oTonl half gross
900. L rs7.ss55 ~ " ~
1t present at length tho evidence ofthe
have aaean This he
ica setion hair, the scalp and in ali cases Of s
rertlcal irritation frst 1t the attention
cry sa The elects erSe d sg
cd expectation II acted like charm. Tie aiies wo1.l
United must and thus %as bu sif
eae o. an ext9 hitherto gheard ofas
yet been is believed the sales this yea
Depot and nanufariory, No 1871 Broadway New York.
h9 iahsIs a. five cents large bottle
az the PsEsl aWggsts throughout tho United States
BY j. II. Paterson, Wheeling Va Jnnei1dtW%W s anu
SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
- Connecticut Mutual
LIFE ms URANCE COMPANY.
For the year ending January 3ist, 1853.
ga t,-.4 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount reed for premiums and igf
a'ei' fec'd for Extra Risk. -. si. OS6.36
s--SGG3, 5000
I'D = interest. 80
Total Receipts during the 74i 17e SO
Deduct paid salaries. ls!icul eX. f' 81
amin ions, pos age, advertising
t,rn tn stationery rent, fnFnl
Deduct pad COMM $ ons s55l4e9
= In polio cs surrendered IL, 1862
1 lGssSs III sg gsG .SSd sn.
aagc- paid oGlast year-..... .1S9 417.00
5.s,5,-5as5 ~ ..!IE = --------- 6,22211
- Losses on 81 policies not
yet due and ling proof s-,
u -44,5I0.Uu
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

HIS latest discovery is the wonder OF the age. The
picture assumes all the Touudncss and sodity ofIifc
living being Nature is perfectly mocked even 10 i
scSia hair: Taken at WHITEHURsTs, over
Jewely store Baltimore street, in the city Ralt
moIe Also in his Washington Gallery and viii soon he
IN all OF his galleries, which may be found In
all the principal cities in the Union -
MI WHTEHuRsr has the honor announce that he has
ust received !eter from the President OF lie United
states informing him OF the OF Medal Certificate
anu copy OF The Jure the Worlds Fair Lon
uoII. maj:
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PROSPECTUS

TON ANTI
n stoR City. to promote Direct Trade agriculture and
Tue development Of our resources To advocate at wash
ngtOn aU, the interests the regard the
cifc Railroad, edited by c. e. Baylor, ESQ late U. s.
Consul al Amsterdam, aud R. G. Barnwe OF South Caro-
lima, long connected with DeBow's Reviews SubscIip
hon 100 Address Jas H. NJ Aechen, " heeIing, Va
May II, 1858 80 77'-E-7Fs'II 80 9'
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

River fallen 4 inches. Weather cloudy. Flour
3, s0a390 active. Whisky 1sA. Cheese Z. Moth
ing doing in grain this morning. Lindseed oil Go.
Sugar 44a54 for fair TO prime. Coffee 90. Moth
ing doing in provisions. 4su
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baltimore. March 24.-dw1r.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
No. S Washington IknII,

,,,oG oU1r % ~ w, az isS: NJ 1vbo.,i
.. ard dealers generals that he Is now opening OF
the hest OF family groceries in the Western
groceries and DRINK all OF which will be sold at
low prices he bought i'll the CITY, Give call Of
chavez 49,
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l OWN A.. cLAnAuGu. -, :, >, 80
FOUNTAIN HOT y; +; 'tAnA''

THE undersigned having nu,cbsscd tic jcsn
VI oi1 established house, the FOUNTAIN HorHl
nisai S and having repaired and reru
fort and convenience A ~ """e III s9 9
The Ladies' Ordinary, End the suites of rooms attached
VIII be found TO afford the comforts OF home 10 fImiiie
all its patrouS. 4. "a. 81. : ~ 4"'es iefVse 81
Il Is most central situation tie man or cuisines.
being IN the centre OF business, affords as converient
cess 10 all the Railroad Depos md Steamboat
any other huEel i'll the city. -
1t will be the desire pleasure OF the nropre,or ~
promote the comfort OF the guests of the house y
apI-iy ICLABAUGH & BROTHER
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Why LABoRERs DO NOT. GET Acknowledging
can be truer than Mr.. SwissheIm's asserSion in
the Pittsburgh Saturday Visitor that it is exrava-
gance and imptu,leuce, and nothing else, which
keep the laboring classes in the power of capital,
'.frhe way 10 become independent" continues
Mrs. SwisShelm, is sfor every man TO live on half
a hoilse large and close enough to shelter himself
and family froma winner storm This is his fort.
Then let him take allthe time he now spends in
taverns and other loungtg places, to lay 10 stores
full knowledge cleaned from books and papers
and grape-yines, trees, potatoes and cabbages,
growingin his enclosure, Ifheiplants every fool
OF it with something pleasant to- the eye and good
into any degrading submission;' p Mrs. Swiss
helms article on this subject ought to be posted
up on,the walls of every workshop in the conntry.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-15

MosauiroEs AZ Nav osLEANs.-I'h New Or
leans Daily Delta of the 29th ultimo says: ~ 81
hal so severe as the, are at ptesent. Besides our
ordinary creole mosquito, quite recently blacI
intruder and interoper has been. busying himself
with ouf cuticler coverings, hoEn we lake occa-e
sicn TO tlenounce as no less eItinent than bar
'barois. He issingularly savage ane SAM unafyIln
las natu e, and ans. cad of skiing our leave, as
Your lite Cteole mosquito does. he at once estab.
fishes himself on any exposed poition othe hu-
man carcass, and proceeds lwItl the utmost song
blood. NowsHe nbieet to- Ills intfni - -
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w p. AsBukY has on hand some most excellent
Goods. of the bes1 styles and colors, which
DC iii sell at about cost, and very many articles
.s than cost. II you want bargains, and the
'' It's. ., bargains ever offered in town, give Mr.
,shnry call, he is making room now for his early
1 r.u purchases. Call at No. 1852. Main street.
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By the National Line.
MOVEMENTS or THE PRESIDENT.
FoRrnK.pAllYlNrKlL NHcls

MUVEMENlSEU OF THE PRESIDENT. g
New YoaK, July ID.
President arrived in New York of nine o. clock.
great procession of military proceeded up Broad
way to the Crystal Palace. Whilst moving up
Broadway smart shower ofrain and hail fell n
INAUGURATION oFTHE YsrALPALAcE
New Yonk, July IA.
The Crystal Palace exhibition was inaugurated
10 day by President Pierce. There was an im-
nleEse gathering ofspeople the outside, and
many distinguished persons were present. The
interior of tine Palace presents a fine appearance
thou h many of the articles have not yet arrived
RIVER AND WEATHER.
E.A tf@s PIrrsBuneH, ] uly ID. &
River &c inches, falling. Weather clear and
warm. $3.50 a4 y
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Trust Sale.
ON the 18th July, 1853 win be sold the Court house
~ in the city OF Wheeling, to the highest and best bid
der, frame house and fourth ofot No 202 alley
south OF John street. East Wheeling being the
property OF John Hill, conveyed to Jencrs in
TERMs-one fourth cash, the balance at six nine
months with interest from the day OF sale, warranty
title will be given when the last payment is made
L--- tI.sEfs .l+Hf K JEFFERS,
fune7-dwtd rF.FHl JOHN HI LII.
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,,.ssRs. Yosr & AM,ck have purchased the La
Dor House Of Louis Keller in Centre Wheel
1 a where they will always have on hand the best
luz, Dna,y of this famous beverage, together with
G 4'aaenberg and Swiss cheese. f,z
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q Mammoth Hat Store.

No. 146 AND tls MAINS REEF, W KEELING, VA.
g AVERY having enlarged his store in order to suit
Eastern ctte and one Of largest stocks
of Hats and Caps that been offered in this city,
consisting every variety and style in all of
which Will be sold at tho lowest possible price, wholesale
and retail p .-.t5.S=. I. ! =, 49,, .-
Persons wanting Hats Caps will please call and
anime the stock for themselves, shall always be
pcasedto show Goods and best enleaVorS TO
suit our customers!g = ar21 S. AVERY
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

177EEET773 p NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
TIME Union Line Packets leaving regularly the arrt
val of the all bills oflading mist be on board be-
for the delivery any goos, and viii not pay collect
charges on ay goods which bills OF ading not
hoard boats before their. departure. mar3t-tf
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CANFIEED, BROTHER, & Co.
229 Baltimore Street, Corner of Charles, ST.
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, RICH JEwELRY,
SILVER, PLATED, AND ALBATA WARE AND
FANCY GOODS!
TAVE opened their store with splendid stock
GOLD AND SILVER wATcuEs
From the celebrated mixers Tendon, Liverpool
and Geneva-an extensive stock always kept on hand
every omc OF which is guaranteed to perform
time. I.-@.-,
SILVER WARE OF Our OWN MANUFACTURE!
Silver Tea , and Coffee Saeo Sets Gobss Sggs
Ice Cream Knives Napkin Kings Fish Knives Salt Gel
PLATED WARE.
and Tea Sets urns Tsa K ssaess and a
Baskets, EpeIgness Flower and Fruit stands,
DIAMOND work. EE
a superb collection OF Diamond Bracelets and Rings,
BrOaches Crosses Finger Rings full suits OF Diamonds,
suitable for Wedding Gifts. lE
RICH JEwELRY!
This branch orou business is surpassed by any
tabis in The country; having wOYkInc employed
der supervision, constantly making new styles
factories which enables give our customers til
latest fashions, and Ctiow prices.
FANCY GOODS!
Writing Desks, Work Boxes Chess Men, Card Bas-
kets, Cologne Bottles elegant Vases, Partisan Mar DO
Statutes, Paris BrOnzes, Fine Paintings, Papier Nace
Tables and Work Stands, Porte Monnaies, superior
sing Cases English Soaps Tooth Brushes iaif Brushes
&c N'''S' '1'fN'
SUPERIOR ALBATA WARE!
New Patterns OF Forks Spoons, LADIES' etc. OF this arti
Gle, wLichis Cast supersedilg silver
SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS!
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks of elegant designs. black,
yeow drab ard white marble dos FieHch Porcelain do;
richly decorated.
WATCH Tools AND MATERIALs of the best quality,coI
stantIy kept hand and carefully selected.
For the convenience OF customers we have erected
large, spacious soic giving customers every facility for
inspecting extensive stock OF Goods Adjoining the
retail sales room, have fitted up another room,
iuO feet in DEPTH for the Wholesale Department.
n1Evcry article from establishment is warranted
10 be good as represented. st
IG@Pcrsons visiting Baltimo will do well to examine
Orders from the country will be attend
cd to faithfully and promty. ..al..
800 Baltimore St, S. West corner OF Charles
.s Sign ofthe Golden Eagle.
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VIM. T. Needs,

FsooIxbiuder g. Blank book RTauufncturcr,
No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
yHToULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
w lie in genera that they have bought the establish
ment lately Jares n, Ewiug's Book bnde5 and
Blankbo manuctory and prepared to Rule and
bind to order blank books of every description music,
magazines periodicals, &C. in manner not TO be surPas
and by any establishment in the country.
BrConstantly on hand an assortment of blank books
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New Arraugemcnt.-SpecEai Notice.
T HAVE thoroughly tcftted my Shaving and Dressing
Il Saloon. have introduced all the latest modern i'm
provemcnts and additions Thankful for past
by proper cxertion to please ALL and 10
share OF public patTo nage ~. r
u1A infnible restorative for bald heads, prepared
and sold by Mickey. 1t has been tried by many c
this city and never lied 10 give satisfaction
III single Satisfactory tecrence given TO the
iee s. 5m !, d t''' - JOHN Mickey.
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A rmotd's FIuid.-G enuine .Arnold'S Writing Fluid.
IN received direct from the Importer for sale by the sin
gle bottle dozen. TALLANT d DELAPLAiN,
juueI1 -.4.a.i.lia No 90 Mainst
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a. NCA q o a. rs.
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS.

FREDK. FIcKEY & SONS,
$50 baltimore STREET.
importers Of English, German end French Fancy
Goods,
II AVE now in store their Spring assortment Porte
II Monnaies, Victims, Percussion Caps, Accordeons,
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and IIufalo Hair
RruSes Combs OF every description, Cutlery,
etc, etc.
and mixed cotton hose, Isle, Thread and Silk hose
otton hose of description, Ltsle Thread Si
hose otevery description. Cotton Thread Silk Cloves
Filley a stewa!t's Patent Thread otton, Thread ami
e!c. etc. =
Dealers win find our stock the most extensive in
mar -dyvtf
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Flour, State, SIS; Ohio 481a5,5o, easier; south
ern 5,I2a5,3l firm. Wheat firm. Corn, mixed
GO; yellow 10, good demand. Whiskey 234 better.
Pork beef, active Lard firm.
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FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission Business


WE undersigned, late OF the fl of wOOk & DAN
4 MEX, Of Winchester Virginia, takes this oEpGltlna
u extend TO his friends his heartfelt thanks for their
lbeal patronage Sit resilient this CITY, emo hers
e&Ne 10 INFORM them that he has taken Warehouse Nol
south Howard Street, lately occupied by Mr.. JEt "
BELL and formerly by tie late ELIAS SnAw Together
ample room TO do amount of Flour g. C;s
the sale of all kinds country produce and he
iuly solicltS your patti onage.
lie will also give strict attention the purchase of
Plaster, Salt Fish and G1teno, And his knowledge OF
the wants OF the Agricultural and Mercantile community
are such that lie feels warranted in assuring them that
conssnmeItS orders with which may be favored
will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
-.i MICHAEL BANNER,
No.2&4, South Howard street.
Baltimore, March 1, 1883.
BALTIMORE.
Messrs. Pollard, Byrd & Co;
ID Stuart a Son;
Chas. \. GLmbrI;
WINCHESTER.
Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier of the Bank ofthe
Valley;
Joseph ii. sl,errard, Cashier of farmers
bank;
H Messrs. Baker a Brown;
:. Chas. L. Wood a Co.
Biessrs. AMMAN, Mcguire q Co;
Logan, Carr a Co;
o. W. Heiskel,
Jno. r. Morrow.
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Pemberton House.
Water street, Below Monroe.

m NJ pv,pp, MaEELlNG, Va, 49,, =
the public generally that he has located in the com
1 EolEas orcS bulldog, formerly known as the est
and Thoroughly repaired and reftted 1t and is
pea ed 10 entertain travellers in good style at moderate
prices. The Pemberton House is situated Immediately
on The Steamboat Landing and near the Depot of the Bal
tore and Ohio Railroad, affording passengers the
9 .: PACKET boats convenient stopping place. The
piulet1r respectfully invites tile attention oE his old
to his house, aud socits share of public patron
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t,. ,.s..s,s rs SHOES, SHOES. ID
JUST RECElVED, OF hiens fine Patent Leather
Oxford Ties at the Sign OF the black Mammoth Boot
~ ne14. . 81 ~ so TODD d DEVOL.
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DIR, Gordon Harris,
nE CANppIIoCE

DR., Gordon Harris;
j 81 "a GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
Lock Infrmary, No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the Exchange buildings, Baltimore.
practical experience OF 90 enables Dr. f.
to insure speedy in certain class of Dis
eases, which have too long been yielded regular Phys
clans to the hands OF ehackery He may be consulted con-
2 fileniially, either in person orby letter.
~Rcfsolsa distance cured at home by addressing
letter to Dr. Harris, Baltimore, Md All communi
remedies sent by mato any part Of the u
See advrt tisenent ON l9usth page. arri-1y
s1fs5f IA Notice EXTRA
MOT having ..sod ..bown OUT as some ofmy
In friends or the nRde say, have made up my mind 20
eoae and ahepd.,sas Davylsays payy was
mo fool, yotrl understand. -, ~