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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-08

Moses II. Grinnell, the we'll known
and eminent merchant, is very likely to
be nominated as the Wing candidate for
Governor Of New York. The conven-
ton meets on the last week in September.
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GrTwo men were conversing aboutthe
ill.humor of their wives, 'Ah, said one,
with sorowful expression, mine is q
Tartar = well, replied the other, mine
is worse than all this; she is the cream Of
tartar
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-08

One day Nasir Eddin ascended the
pulpit of the mosque, and thus address
ed the congregation;-"Oh, true Delivers!
do you know what | am agoing to say to
youl" mo-" responded the congrCga-
lion. SWelI them" said he there is no
use in my speaking to YOU" and he came
down from the pulpit. "He went to preach
second time, and asked the congrega
ton. "Oh, true believer do you know
what am gong TO say to you!" ave
know" said the audience. "Ah, as you
know it," said he, quitting the pulpit,
"why should | take the trouble of telling
you!" When he next came to preach,
the congregation resolved to try his pow
ers; and when he asked his usual question
replied: "Some Of US know, and some
of us do not know" "Very WELL" said
he, "let those who know tell those who
do not know"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-08

6rAn old lady, whose son was about
TO proceed TO the Black Sea, among her
doating admonitions gave him strict inc
junction not to balhe in that sea, Tor she
did not wantio see him come back mig
0aF
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-08
A Yankee Outdone.

A Yankee and Frenchman owned a
pig in partnership. When the killing
time came, they wished to divide the
carcass. The Yankee was anxious to
divide so that he should get both hind
quarters, and persuaded the Frenchman
that the proper way to divide, was to cut
it across the back. The Frenchman
agreed to it, on the condition that the
Yankee would turn his back and take
choice of the pieces after it was cut in
two. The Yankee turned his back and
the Frenchman asked;
"Vich piece will you have, ze piece
wild re tail on him, or re piece vat amt
got no tail on hm?"
"The piece with the tail !" shouted the
Yankee Instantly.
"Den by gar you take him and | take
re ODER" said the Frenchman.
Upon turning round, the Yankee found
that the Frenchman had cut of the tail
and stuck it in the pigs mouth F!
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CREscENrs.-Tho Crescent was tt

CREsCENTs. Ts.-1he Crescent was the
symbol of the city Byzanlium, now Con-
stantinople, which the Turks have adopt
ed. This device of the Ottoman Empire
is Of great antiquity, as appears from
several medals, and took its rise from an
event related by Stephens the gcogropher,
a native Of Byzantium. lie tells US that
Philip the father Of Alexander the Great,
meeting with mighty difficulties in carry
ing out the seige Of that city set the work,
men on very dark night 10 undermine
the walls, that his troops might enter The
place without being perceived, but luck
ily for the bosiegod, the moon appearing
discovered the design, which accordingly
mscarried. In acknowledgment OF this
delverance," says he, "the Byzamnes
erected statue to Diana, and thus the
Crescent became the symbol"
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DIRECT PRAYING.-A Maine cores.
pondent of the Green Mountain Herald
gives the following as the form OF prayer
BY class of people called "new lights"
and who believe both in direct preaching
and direct praying'
"Lore have mercy on sister Kelly, who
gets up, cuffs the cat, kicks the dog, scolds
her husband all the morning. and then
goes to meeting and there gets up and
talks right on top of it ~
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Farmers and blacksmiths will be inter.
ested to learn that man at Allegeney
city, Pennsylvania, has just patented a
machine for making horse shoes, which
will, it is said turn out twenty or twenty.
five per minute, perfect in every part
By this machine the price of horse shoes,
it is supposed, will be reduced full so per
cent
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SOAP IN HAYTI,-It is said there is no
country in the world which consumes
more soap in proportion to the number OF
its population than Hayti. About three
million pounds of this article are annual
ly imported from the United States alone.
4 writer from Port au Prince says that
all this SOAP is imported in the form OF
small bars, not exceeding two inches in
thickness because these dimensions ad-
nit of subdivisions into small Jumps OF
the size and shape the people are accus-
toned to. The Haytien's are regular in
their ablutions, and it is their greatest de.
light to appear in garments fresh and stiff
from the ironing table. Their clothes
are washed in the running streams. They
have no idea of the economy of suds
and thus at least four-fiiths Of their SOAP
is wasted every washing,
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ET A man who lived much in society
said that his acquaintances would fill a
cathedral, but that the pulpit would hold
his friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
MEDICINAL,
D. Halls Celebratsd Putmoniic E'lirir

Dir Hats eEebrGted Eattn1onSc Ete1ST
oR the permanent cure DrooUshs colds, consumpllon,
bronchitis nsthfna frgenzat Group YhooP ng epp5nf
ILLUMINATION the bfoiciea aud caused Dy pup
e peaihgj all affections II The organs oil respita-
ton. ,,.;,.5 eo- at,.s..s
ea o the lungs sold in America. *, -. a,
in presenting this medicine TO the pubic Y nave ~
81 tIsfacton know tst not only present them WIN
anti class of diseases Y pfoies
ses 10 cnre which is perfectly IN 81
sets lnc the constitution can be administered Win
an, iiv fear OF mineral oisons, for IL contains noe-
The fact that large portion OF tic sunefins anu eealn
hroglo,t country IS caused y disease oil me otgnIs
~ consequent upon exposure ana coiu
Sccd ne 10 nut ii within the reach OF every tndl
who may iisei feedy that has proven itseii SO nVau-
able. =, : ,,,, ssv,,.rfenra ,n,i
~ the ch frequent In
ny. sbc climate; aud claim Il to be IN advance
~ III before discovered for those peculiar
nanI ante an Improvement up~ii all, and consequently
ularof TO all othcrs.
shall make no extrayagan assertions of its efficacy
iTing U .eagcs like the vendors OF too many nostrus,
ho deceive all svho trust them, shall ehod out any
.tn5ucenents which experience does not justify.
Ifutients will persevere in the OF this medicine
and dinced they will be cured IN every Instance
TINT beyond tie power of medicine. There
MN rpI persons now cn0yingthe blessings OF health aud
since been their grave but for the timely and perseve
ring oil this Invaluable remedy. II is not pretended
it is inaibe in stuge OF consumption but
il 10 bs better adapted TO the various diseases OF the
respiratory organs than other Medicine offered to
the public All ask is trial, and neyery instance il
action IL giv"n, the money will be returned.
Genuine signed 4. HALL & co. For sale by ia les
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
seIeraily throughout the country. ap9-iy
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IMAM lAnow ThyseIf.',
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents

"Euery Family should HdDe Copy.
E000 COPIES sold in less than. three months
6 aS MY ANS aasn
origin progress, treatment and cure or every form
Sy sef aSase, OF BY seSar excess with advice for
wrienin familiar ~ meaeo
from The result Of some twenty years successful
Towhieh IS added, receipts the of the above
diseases ON the causes symptoms and cure
of the Fever and Ague.
iese, PaiGaeis 81 Ds aGsTra's MEDICAL MAxuA"
The author OF TINS work. unlike the majority OF those who
ae Of one Of lie best COLLEGES in the United States 1t
affords me pleasure to MN 70 ,e S S 5unSe,
renoed practitioner in Whose honor and integrity they
i''A' f'''' '-' JOS s. LososnoRE, NJ. d.
A. oodtsard. NJ d, Of Pn,l Unirersity, Phfiaast.
faiait gives pleasure 70 add my testimony 70 the
Numerous cases q Disease thp Genital otgsns,
long standing have come under my no.
perfect health, IN where the patient has been
considered beyond aid In the oi sem.
ded by sell abuse or excess Of yenery do nat KNOW
with The author some thirty years. aud deem it no
Than justice TO him. as vel as khess 10 me nnlort
one in whose professional skill and integrity they may
safely eonfde themselves ,,,5 -, Il
This is, without exception the most eomprehensive
Mhchi treats 2voiding ali technical Terms il addresses
tselr 10 The rs readers u is free Sm all OBJ
object placing in the hands OF his sons The author
has devoted to the treatment OF the various
complaints treatedo and with 100 little breath to puff
and .too ftts presumpon 10 impose he has oei ed TO
world at the nominal price ORES cents the fruits
twenty years most successful practice HerGia
teacher parent should be without the knowledge
impaired in this Invaluable work It would save years OF
pain, and sorrow TO the youth under their
chaI &c '--PeopEe's 4drocate.
"A Presbyterian clergyman Ohio in writing OF .Hp
Medical Manual says: Thousands tlousa,eS
YOUTH BY evil and The influence Of the ros
sios have boon le, into the habit o. sellpoution villa
out the sin ard fearful consequences upon them
sci pestcrity The constitutions of thousands
who raising families been eneeblcd, fnot broken
down, they do know the the cure: Any
thing that be done to enligten and influence the
public mind check and ultimately to remove this
cad of human wTetchedress, would confer
greatest blessing TO the religion 70 Jesus Christi
present and coming generations. nenperane Cor
Intoxicating drinks, though it has slain thousr
upon thousands is not greater scourge the hui
man Accept my thanks behalf OF the afflicted,
and. believe converter in the good wors ou are
SO actively engaged i'm
one copy will bio forwarded Csecnrey enveiored and
postage paid receipt of 20 cents six copies for 81
Address, CoSDEN GEO., Publishers, Box 1906, Phila
dephia-
booksellers. Canvassers and Book Agents, supplied on
the most liberal terms. junei9-yr
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From az Fai,.mont ". ) Repa.1liaa,l.

From flte Fnynont IA. Rq1t6iiedn
N - but seldom ind
among many remedies offered to the public for the cure
of disease, one coneHd, Whose viz
able discover and have always seduously
avoided giving utterance anything that might lead any
suppose that pac ID any faith IN their prcei
But with reference to remedy actured IN
this place. and which has become familiar 10 the public
household words, slea knowledge OF its in!
trnsc exeeeneies its adaptation to many of the ills OF
and the security with which ii may be used. We
sneak of the Nonpafel Nerve and Bone Imminent, prepnr
ed by H. H. Carr q Co., from prescription furnished by
Ur Watson Carr late OF Morgentown and now of Wheel
ing OF the most eminent Physicians in Virginia. This
Lnent is based upon the broad principle that rene
pounded be equally eieacious Ia afIec.
tits simply the offspring Science, being mild and SIM
pie It's action and revealing in Its elects
dible reac hing the most hidden sews OF man
aud beastnnd yet being innoXols TO the weakest intnt
il aIs0 the esdpest Imminent in the MARKET being
put up in iottes twice large the majority
fourth than the largest besides being more than four
times strong. We commend IL to those in want
sal q
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MEDICINAL.

The NonpareiI Nerve and home
LINZ M EN- e.,
PREPARED BY ii. ii. CARR & CO., FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DIR.
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MuRGANroWN.
Is based pon NE broad sne nd remedy arhfeh
NH 7siisse an erieridl Psin iSsll IL properly
pounded, De eqt.aly successful ~ retortiig inter
jurisdictions, a poIoeT tohfck fs beautifully
depelupe6 in dM peculiar 10 Tie -tt
SO NONPdREfL LIN1lfERI, -
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SIDNRY BREEsE,
Ex-senator Of the United States.
Professor woods, Oriental snna.ive

H'roiessor woods, Oriental snnntivc
HiMiEneut. az
IBIS Linment is Auxiliary In tho treatment OF
some OF The most formidable diseases with which II is our
lot 10 conteAdi for instance, lungs and
6ones by thorough and continued application of this
Imminent over the region of the Affected organ, these 9th
crwise oridab BILE diseases at once utsare OF more
than hall their terrois, particularly among Children and
thousands mothers, they allowed 10 speak, would
with all the eloqGence OF feeling and Affection bear their
united testimony TO the fact that II had snachedter chill
dren from tho very jaws OF DEATH ard restored them TO
their former health and beauty gain, 1t viii be found
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally known
Aguo Cake, enlargement of the spleen. In all
where external applications of service, this lin
Inent will be found useful.
General Depot Gs5 Rroadway. New York, and IA
arlet St st Louis "
ie7d3nl .-.t.-.-.-- WILLIAM 4. ARMSTRONG;
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
-------
No. L, Sprigg House Emporium!l
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs AND yEsTINGsl

New spring md simmer Goods!
1Ah pleasure IN being able 10 say to my old custom
II ers and the fashionable community, that have Just
returned from New York. and have been able to
The most Fashionable Goods for the season that the great
Emporium New York, import from France and the
OH countries and having isensed with the sale Of
mon clothing gives and time to attend TO
the wants of customers in the fashionable way My
new stock now consists of
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, ollvE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also. silk and cashneres, all shades and coors;
bombazne drapiter cloths, linen and grass cloths
&c, for making frock, dress. sack and business coats
French, English and American cassinlees also, ducks
linen drings, &c, making pants As to Yestings,
the beautiful selection looked at in ci
all OF which prepared TO make in the most
fashionable and best style, have secured M RusseLLs
The coming feel certain in
OF the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assott-
Furnishing Goods, all ne seasoBable and lash
bie consisting of CLOTH cashmere, cashnerett bonn
bazne inen drabita and plain lnen froc, dress
and business vests and pants made from the most
linen and cotton Shirts SILK, lnen lambs wool and cot
Undershirts and Drawers; cavats stocks collars,
gloves and snspenders
Hosiery in great variety; ALSO every other article suit
able for completing eenteman's wardrobe.
All the above named articles, together with many other
articles he found at store No l. Srisg House.
Please call in and take look and much o6iise yepTs
NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF common clothing that viii dis.
pose less make room for Spring
Stock OF fine goods .,,,,,,
rsroi RICE
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sMEDICAIl.
Pros Moods,

II MIR H 20 is now for The first time intro
dueed to the citizens of Wheeling, at No lss Market
which is the only sure remedy invented ahat
original color OF youth without dyeinss cover the bald
dandr and prevents the hair from falling on and free
from the filthy sediment so objectionable idivcrs prepa
rations OF ncfent before the public; the Rs
is beautiful article the toilet for the old
youtg and can only be appreciated by its use, ina ali
are respectfully inyiiod 10 call at the iepo and examine
the testimonials OF ladies and gentlemen of high repuia
tlon IN the South and West, where was Invented but
statesman and Senator, Judge Breese, OF Illinois;
CARLYLE, ILL.,, June eT 1858.
nave hay admired The wonderful effect NY hair beco
tRestoravc' 1t has its color and have
no doubt permanently 30.
SIDNEYe BREEsE,
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS w. FIELD d. co,

CYRUS w. FIELD d co,
comMlss on sERcHAETs.
Mo- IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are sole Agents in the United Stntes for
Mnspratt's superior Bleachng Powder
+ Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers.
Russell russell :. Superior p5,nt,ns "a.
Rawlns & sons English Tissue :"
~ Firat quality UitramaTine Blue 2
They are also gents for the principal Paper Aanactur
this country Sale by far the most ex
fensve and and desirable of Paper and Paper al
dctrrs' Materials that be found in this or any other
Their is strictly wholesale, Writing Papers
sold by the case only. =,
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 10 oer az
prices.
PaTer made to order any size weight Liberal adj
yances made ON consignmens OF Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other nierchandixe.A
Rags. a9sI-iy.
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d. Todd,s PILE

the CITY of wheeling and vicinity, viz:-At the Drug
stores OF James Bakers Kells & caldwe Bfentllnger
Co; DR. t II Logan q @; Fretk YahIling, WIN Mckee
Cos 6Riehetown9; BrontIinger w heelingC az
he Shoe Todd & Devol, market square: and az
Filth streets. -
They cen also had at Dunns, Grave Creek; "A Be-
diiions and Jacob Goodings, National soad Benz. u
Craven west Alexandria, Wilson Stlnsers west Wheei-
ing; and Ely Loomans, bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further Recommendation than an
trial; they have been in constant for more than
twenty years. If will only them chance they
win speak themseIvestryt them 25c box' 81 Per
Noe, con nj qfOSs ian6.
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sFHING OF 1888.
VIM. T. sELB,Y,;; IL m
nEAIER 1t


Foreign & Domestic Dry Isarst %
No. III Main ST., West side, beti'se" -
Union SIS.
wheeling, Va.s :, mr. 6Sh
RS NOW in receipt OF ais Spring siosA nj N.rLss5
lsanl Motions direct from inpo,'ss,s 1910 as,et
Ters Dolnprising as complete ana ~ = esB be -
GOODS adapted 20 the trade OF this rid resPsa
IN any hoti e. Esstor IYest, 10 " hsh n Of
invite the attention Of retail de9tet - eoH9i-
DRESS GOODS. s.1,ip.s, ~
r1n black sslks aipaeas, PoPlins, " ,its oibt -
naIhss e aoi eaars Also bonnets, rieeoas'
other trimmings in variety Ana "
MEMS WEAR. -, e.ssin.Iss
II, oIrs,rs cassiuieTs saftinetfs, ~
reeds and summer cloths; also
MS, 1lpe iTis, brown liners, esssoItnelt N
other such Goods, very deaa f,sniOn li n,
mans and boys palm hats leg ,i 81 linen s.s
WOO, brasil hats etc.; with fgil ,apsfs &c
ton hagglng seamless bags huraps, iTes
drilIigs iekings, checks, shl ,tcek or ubits
ana bieached n6slinsi with . gooa s.sAr
IN INC NOTION LIN tArs,ds. 10
As canbrics jaconets Irish nnes n fheir
tome hosiery doves combs, etc, ~ :. q Ne
; M whole stock will be found nnsa1s ,ay
quality and style, as In prices. W. 8. shke-<I
naf25 ~
x EEaa pure Finite Lad. dry k; HI &
~ febf3
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

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EDO E5ftiN f-tf1t 4 = 4 -.
z= z - :
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IMPORTERS :, As n1 s1HI I,95x ~ r,,,cY,e
STAPLE AND FANO1s DRY 5eGOODS, ~
lETAYE TO theii new Iron hniidg yld Marker
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WHOLESALE DRf zGNODS. STOKE,
No 20 North Third 81. Of CheTJg iindciphtu
Johu Anspseh, ire. John F. JapgbYi. James a. hecdi
William AnSpachi.. HenIyi, caLlInaL seIl Hle.
6Toi+eiss RaIiardfer Go tfjs
w - -. - - - = ~
khs ss1 M ~ NE ~ re,
FOREIGN AND DosiESfiG phS e1ooDS,
- 10 gGyket sfTesi, - no ~ PIN. e,r ,ha
w = q 20, nave a,so r oIensa p Y Pstic
mar attention Viii be siven To- coi,sigents OF Wooi
Flour, Baeon and Tobacco. st
REFER fo-Johr Goshorn, ESQ, / vyh..,inr
Thos. Johnston, Jf., Esq. s.
llayid Fnrrier, ESQ. c Iafrington, o.
eHs John g. Bayless, Esq. Portland, o.
Absalom RidgeIy ESQ. Ohio CO. Va.
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

II has settled fact, acknowledged by the
il best Physicians city, in the oula,
letter. and many other diseases, BRENriNdER's FLUID
ExTR Acr DANDELIoE, is decidedly
all preparations speaks for
used; and although have taken the pains Of hav
ing published through papers, appointing agents
OF it, yet almost weekly receiving or
ers rom Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by persons, by hive heard
oTits wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman OF days since, who used it Tor
very serious disease:-
DEAR DocroR:
The two bottles ofmedcipe got from yon
whenin Wheeling, nearly cured please send me
some more by Express.
1t is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF oI
city, not as quaok JncIone have made them
oiisite component parts and now say TO all
such we not the opportunity of making II known
to- il entirely all minerals, and is not in
tie incompatible with any OF the preparations oflo
dine. Foyyier,s solution, other properties.
10 be had Paxton & Lakes and e. Yahrng, and sold
wholesale and retail by
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. wheelingYa
JULY 81, ,62.
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Planished Tin Ware.
lust opened nm assortment splendid Fianished Wares
consisting coffee and Tea Urns, cang Dishes oys.
Sewers, Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers TeapOts, Egg
coolers Stomach warmers, painted Toilet sets'a
beautiful artcle' We respectfully solicit the attention OF
the public varied beautiful assortment House
and Steam Bout furnishing goods
s' : 49, = -fqs = HOLES, BARNES & co, 4
NOES. Monroe st, near the Post ONCE, i
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IEAspERN ADYERTIsEMENTs

CURTAINS,
Gu RTAIN MATBRIAL
ltsA Enrniturc Goycrinss. Sc,
"a 4. WHOLESALE AND RETAI II.
s5 W. H. CAKRKIss
3 @ URTAIN STORE,
sAs. 100 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, Corner flh street,
opposite the STATE House.
fIR hia always In store Iuil stock OF
French Brocaeils all widths Lace and Muslin Curtains
and colprsi OF every style and price
French Satin de Laines; Table Piano Covers &c;
India Satin Damasks Gilt Cornices;
French Maquctte; Gilt Pins and BandsI
Do Pushes; Gimps, PRINCESS;
Cords. TasseIs, &c.
N. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES. OF all styles and
piicesj Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, aud
ersTDfHg conete for Curtains, OF the newest Parls
styles, and at the Iooest prices.
Persons sending the height and t03 or their ptBdo'p
frames, their Curtains made and trimmed In The
hest anner Fashion Plates in August number Of 90
,ley'a Lady's Book.
Steamers, hotels, CAR eUILDEJaS, and dealers gener
ally, supplied at the Iotosst ,o. oieeaIe prices
w. II. .CARRYL,
Importer OF AID Dealer in Furnishing Goods.
1853 Chestnut street, corner OF Firth.
mariT-fydtIw Opposite the State HOUSE. Phttnta