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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-10

LiyGnpoot srEAMEas.--A Liverpool paper states
that the steamer Philadelphia, for the Liverpool
and Phiadelphia Ilne, is nearly ready for sea, and
0e Jl;a, for the cundrd Company, has been
launched, and promises TO beths finest Of the
screw fleet Of that company, The large steamer
Pesia, about three hundred feetlong, for the lat
ter company. is nOiin frame vel, only three Of
her compartments being up, and it probably will
Ue twelve months before she ready.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-10

oAsADnN PosroTTIoE.- annual report Of
Tue Postmaster General Of Canada shows that the
low rates Of postage 10 that ptoyince, orths uni
formsystem, asst is termed, works as well as wos
expected. The postage revenue for the year was
Ssllss6 IS. HID, while The expenditure, inclu-
ding stl,sts Iss. Id. balance due 10 England for
tisbpscktt poStases collected, wos sso,o S4 iss
i2id.g leaving balance of s5,l6s ss. Sd, to be
provided for ont of the consolidated fund. AS,
however, elb,O0O had been voted in aid Of
postal revenue, for the year 1852, and balance Of
R2,4so Is. l0ds of this sum remained unexpended
with sb 900 voted for 1858, the deficiency for the
past ysSt was amply provided for
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WI. d WIUhHdWI
81 Sheriff OF Ohio soutty
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ssiah 4 BOSd In Ia s lance, 4 II I

Robert f,oyd,sh,lrs, &c county, Va
In pursuance Ul SdeeTee made on The hlsl day Of ~
1884, In Tie above famed Cause will sell ~ The t
house OF OHIO county, on AiCpday The ti day or ApV
1884, the south half or Lot No, 1871, situate on Tie Is
side OF FouIth street aud pIesen occupied b. MINI
liam Robertson Also, the IATt Of Lot No 8, 10 sq'!l
No. on Market street, at present occupied b. DCttotV
Bates aud MIR, Il. S. lelSplain
The sale will be mtde oil credit OF six, tw'lye ~
eighteen months, tie purchasers giving bonds, with
proved security, beating interest from day fhle =
tho title to be retained until the whole EItthae mOEl
paid w. 8. WlCKHAA,
jyi4 Sheriff Of Ohio county
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-10

TnE CHoLERA.-There hns been fan increase Of
death. from cholera as compared with the previous
week, yiEs-in New York Of el deaths, and Phil.
Odelphia 10 deaths, in Boston decrease Of three
deaths from th disease is reported. No deaths
q from cholera has been reported 10 The Doapl Of
Health this week ss occurring within the limits Of
Baltimole. AT the Aims House 81 cases and so
deaths have occurred. The deaths among chill
dts1 under iyeyears Of use continue extruOrdina.
lilly large, amounting in all these cities. except
\ Boston, TO more than one half Of the entire NOR
tslity.
The deaths from cholera in Buffalo, during the
: week ending on Saturday night, were 10, ofwhioh
only were Americans. The cholera is said 10
have entirely disuppsarsd from the vicinity Of Nj
agata Falls.
81 The total deaths from cholera at Barbadees, up
70 the 21thult, was It,10o. 1t had, however,
abaiedg ~ hss
There were 22l deaths ycholera in ST. Johns,
NIB, and The adjoining parish Of Portland during
the week ending at noon on the Sd.
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REMOVAL

iIAvE removed my wholesale stock Of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, 10 tie new four story brick building,
No. M, Main street,
west side, between Monroe aud Unou streets, wnsre
will be prepared with an cary aud extensive spring
Stock direct nnmlmpOrIcra and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my Old fslhs and customers
to cali aud examine.
teb4 WIN. n. SELBY.
nB'J a. Mcaf VIII be found at tile above establish.
nent, where lie awaits ule Old friends.
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sFATAL REeosTaE. The Savannah News Is in
formed ihsta rencontre occurred atsylyariaI sciy.
en-, county Ga. OH the 22d ult, between two
rnenpamed Hsmlyand Gain, during which the
latter was stabbed and has since died from The sf-
fselsofthe wound. Henley gave himselfup 10
The authorities.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Thomas II. Wins, lind

VS.. Cult tOSn Il q
Nancy Wins and Others. cvSn,y,M
In Iui suance OF decree made on The e9ih dlyG d,
1851 III the above named cause, will eel ii IN e;
House OF this eolnty, on Monday tie 18th diy Of Ar
1871 Lot No ~, silu5ie on the east side Of MlR uta
aud the south halt ofloi No l0S Situe on ths Nes q
Of MArket st eet In Tie Filth wardoI the dtI Kl
lug. ",
The sale win be made on credit OF sT, iEtIt, :,
eighteen months. Tie purchaser giving Mods MD q
proved security, bearing interest ron diJGHk %
Is Paid F3s WA s. WICKHIE
iyl4 .ft ,tt Sheriff oi0N ito,rtI
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SHRRIFFIS SALE.
7 y pNhNINE . ohIL'
n'nrs y s s''' & 20 |s aie sst 70 4

HVrI'9 n'I''V = 90 15I ~ Ivy w
JOhnP Haley and others. toalJ,vL
InpuTsuance Of decree made In this eiu,,. IL III
day or juno, 1854, will sell al The court hOs "
county, OH Monday tile i4tl day or AUyr isa llyL
Esst Wheeling.
lie sale will be made on credit ar sir. tutlIul
eighteen months, The purchaser giving bond, VII r
. " SsaS ne 6. S@ S,y q
WIN. s.. wICKn4N,
jyi4 fsi Sheriff Of Ohio eouty
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SUPPOSED ASpuerIoS.--The Newark, N. ~,
Adsehiseh says, little gitl l9 years of age,
(wbose mother Mrs. spclelland, wOs burned to
death Atthe eonaastation in Jersey city,) sudden.
" disappeared on Wednesday evening, under
circumstances which lead to the opinion that she
bias been abducled. #faa
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The s1fFstins moor Inhabitants Of ofeytown, aud
that mn amount botdeTing on Goo hos been all
ready received. Thissum IS % 10 expended on
the purchase of provisions TO be Forwarded Ivy H.
N. 81 Espegl TO sail on Sunday nolnpg, and we
hayeIno doubt viii pioye ol llIhtefe behetl NE
gado, and fufllet subscrpt .be Thankfully
received.
rFrom tlo phladslrhia Ss,eD sal
"A RsMARKA BLs RgC0 " Isle ID ay afternoon
alabofingrnan namei James bennel twas % to
the North East N an 70 co.
dttlon, lie having been overcome ny The heat, DR.,
Chds was sent for, and upon Ills prrlyAl all lie
usual restorative means were fteely usel, includ.
Ii6R PaIyAfiic battery, but Their appeafelto beno
change IN his condition during thepflefno0n The
doctor siatel that tile man could notsve aud an
ofioetwos dispatched 10 bis rysldeileeo llIepsTe
hisIriends for the reception OF ms vplly Aboui
10o'clock last night, Just asS lhe' 4, hyscian was
thinking of making Out . certificates and Officer
PallInret about starting lforihe Colonel Bennett
woke tip suddenly, and Ialsing himself from the
place whore they had laid him, remarked tolllose
|aronnd Him. yesterday was very hot uay, and
liked 10 have been a goneh, This 10 one of the
most tematkaBle cases Of recovery llom tle eaecls
Of eheati that we have beoId OF read OF, and
nothing hut the testimony,o Of numbered tesnsct.
able persons WHO were eye.yitnessesto u, would
have induced us to o edit the statement. bennelt
was subsequently taken to his home.
~, :
PRosPEor on a BboHAPARrE PorE.-L Louis Nm.
poleon's cousin, Prince Lleleh Buonapatle, sec
o0d son of tue Prince de Canine, qslaken orders
and donned the priesuy yeslmenls, On THU sub
ject the Glasgow Commonweallliremprksi
"rhe present Pope iisinsayery bad state OIL
health. He Is becoming very lropscol, and sat
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aIfThe Savannah Georgian states that fright.
fol monslily pseySilsdin Burke county, Georgia
Lage numbers had died, and the disease--ihe
character Of which is not stated--lefed all medi.
caItre6tment.
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MILK LEG, DREADFUL Y ULCER,

ralPiistion, WtakSe's.
Mother and Ddughtsr eAred
Hampton9 TfnciWs Il TfiunFhantII
HUNDREDS OF OUR owN CITIZENS,
The Rich and The Poor, eueryphere bear The same
TESTIMONY.
RsS The SwGs Om ay endorsed by
CAPoK BRIpoE, HampshIeco. Va 1
Mr. q. p Cooper Dear Sir, Agreeable to your request,
and my own desrct 10 neheit the atcledi e eby celt
y ts ErssI relief from the use Of HAaF7oNS
was taken with violent pupitatlon, rather iut-
teIng aud trembling OF tile ear Which continued Geve-
raj days il seemed as though my heart had almost forgot
ion its ONCE. The lemlly became alarmed aud oeuIe
near SG one os o. s T4IRs OF S'iGS w
This Is Tie rd instance of relief in my Iamlly by tho
use OF This valuable medicine. rwo0r lhres yearsbgo
was laid M with NleTalfoM Of ankle, nom the effect oil
what y usually called REsE 49,, sd os s'5s aud
down. aud halt way around ny bnke, leercd every ef
oIt to heal until ETGcI,Sa hS s Ks'ass zs
ankle, and am reer from swelling than la the last hir
" YaTs. 49,.
dysenery and when she began 10 st up Her Ieet con-
meTed swelling, which Increased every day, and began
utj lhe palms wereussuSged the swelling subsidized aud
her health returned I'VE kept her legs bahdased with
strips oil wooden until her strength returned.
4 have been thus particular, that others under similar
circumstances, might be induced to avail themselves OF
this remedy
ELizABETH EDWARDS.
.. .,,o. a., 49, ....,.u,
Iii, I ne'SsHy eeiSi sS az, rSIsUnS eGluateu
WIN nI ~ anu can sae'y IeSomMehll he ABOVE
statement 10 90 SGIreS'' cnoppp po.,,.
a. q; M OJ'n ~ TIHstsneS5llssII ~,
,n.,..i oanonL 4IIIniuse, mi9iInnshlle GO. va
tii pe"'s'e 'eues s"u '''u's" WIN P'ease s'Nell
"''i'
Dyspspsia, Rheumatism, Sercfnls, Cough, Asth-
ma, Consunpion, LiUer CompLdint, &c.
TRUTH is MIGHTY
Arc you sick beware Of limitations -Ask for Ha,nP-
tSHs psgstSss a.eetrt Iee many cures made by this
msIeSns must S e msr SS Sre oo IN
stand ihs es Of pubis onInIon Mn Srf oIunIhns sSgs
ysniSc ,voSSlsss nrilse S "a IN Essn y mn s 6
msIicira n n Ia mi ,rsIiv 60 "''P 10 sV'N
SnnI siicI,,S iv iys hscor,a ana .v,.ra
~ aIisr vesr m 1nits NJ ohnnSo, M nan
pe readily and out ts Virtues, and Ike me Of pss
pare ca sresd It. living witness 10 to
any ne%sSSSeT aSSertsinS. . = "O'' wa"
II rnnT ~ I'VE IA ,va "a ar vo, IN H,,,,i
,,aI,lt IL, NJ s.i,,,s syni lie s,eSis " Nv
me ,SSe oi N ~ yssrIs 4; roesr "a Pe.ri 81 e,reb
of RbenStsni of eat ysSrs stsndinS. ali Other Tens
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-10
10 Make Your Hair Cprll
The Wonder of the World!

NE greet wonder OF tile world has al length been dis
i covered. Youcannot meke ono hair white or black,
hut Mr.. byron H, Robb has at length procured The
ruth OF lie great secret afer much study, toll and ex-
bdautlfu and graceful manner for e: The ProPiietoI
has Travelled through various PARTS OF Europe for upward
OF nine years IN search OF the celebrated chemst and
Psychologist, NJ jacques and has at length opnd him M
Italy, aud pu,chased or him tho receipt for $500 All
persons having The most uneoh and coarse looking hal
ing appearance that could be destred The composition
OF which the article 10 composed Will not cost moro thar
y cents, aud but one applicatDn needed 10 tie hair "a
cause II 10 curl and wale IN the most Uniform AMI perfect
order for e and thus improve the looks and appearance
100 per cent we now onertbs wonderful discovery 10
tile world Tor The sum OF ST.. ~.
or Direct all letters TO Byron III. Robb, Farm
lnson, Trumbul county, Ohio and the receipt will be
Immediately forwarded TO the person AHlesTS must b
proud 10 secure attention iyIkd3m
NEW SAKINGS' BANK STORE.
AT THE Old POST OFFICE oPPoSITG TIE ALLURE
Mtsa HOUSE.
RIO the citizens OF Wheeling and SIeinity Feeling very
thankiulior the liberal patronage received nom You.
"a deem II proper Cor your Interests well as my own
10 call your attention to my constantly repensed Stock
or Roots, Shoes Hats Caps Umbrellas and CARPET Sacks
hdent there Is no greater variety this markets while In
quality are not Surpassed In Western Virginia. and In
price undersod By no ole, therefore esrectOy IN.
vite you ell to erd examine y stock, and In the Ian
guage Of stt's, u Will lbboraas become the son OF ne
cessty the nursellngof hope, and the pupil OF arr
commolate and At you.
To the ladies' particularly would say, lave alarge
quantity nj French Lace, straw, ard braid Bonnets,
which viii sell at cost as the season Is advancing
will cell very low. ~. " WATSON.
TO country merchants we would say flat we Will dup
cafe anv hills hoaht m The citleB for cash io99
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rhn Ietga.

~ ,.,tl.a.s i . ~ /. ,.,tnn,as,ie "a Ana tRtnss.
svl'sp sO,sss ~ - ,lssI,ao,Ion ~ t,,sy
y yss, a. is5st shs,
oMnt 9 yi's ,ss -, ,n,sn
p'oasssp w .s ciSsSIy
sY.ao.s ~ y. ,,s,Sssr ,s,I. "a t,anss an,, ,Es
NV Z, 4, ~,
Vn'ssV s' y !. !, h, : ~
49, 49,. 'sS :. y
1870 M sgs y 4. s, y'VSu s .a
w., Wv az, $500 - s. ~ .as
~ Yps s''s hes llspg.si
-.
~ ~. s ~, - ''sn sSa.', pna '''ss we
lsyeown uIust
'lSs laW, enp 'lsen POSSESSION on faqle ase,
mas Tue pom from y winch Inc Accessory tfans'.
company y steamers sail
h,'llousp sne spseeis ave eAceeolns.y .Iuioplous
'n's aie'l 70 geI me present. Aupln'ssIe:
lon INTO some tsonele, aud % etlns upon aus heaa
pretty LOUD anslhemias IRON nose lnucn nearer
nome 1na ~ San Y, y aaa o yems'e e
tle National me 0isen =
fNhtNlVbkOIll nus il9auNetN uHN
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For Sale

IT oTNo q, In block o5i on ilamsSsn ,...
aud I9nnlng back 100 feet 10 an ailey nv II
the beat si,gattd los IN tie city TOT w. M
y, aisL on ile sssk part and side.
FoLintornntion enquire Al this ONCE or ptS.ih
-Mys rs D
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8 10 be SOLD

iGRVRRAI well located Iots eon,.. ~, !. -
" l,ePot OF TIE Ilemphcld RSiIfoase I Seit,l
which Immediately over The ~. s:,, At n, I.
hYIss. ana would be mi 81 desnabeS pI,,., ear
scSs sS &c s woIs Gs 1S. .Ssl oo 81,
eTs. Twellty per al, will be ken In 70 ut "A
IN one and I'VE yeals. with Risrssl M, ,
house containing four room Nh lhs
gSsd wsl s, w " T hoass Which !. y
s and ioeslion X lSl cIi
Walk OF the most business paris Or ~ tIn I've
Payment VII be taken at so rer CENT AZ,
one. two aud taTee years. For fuTihsrjsl ny b,s,
70 On ~, JOHN dunno, I,,sa.shtel 3
h my29 bml neHt door 10 Af, Rob, ~. IHt " =
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Iim0LEIIA SI0NyUs.
"rRuTH STRANGER THAN FICTION"
ONWARD MARCH III
I'm a, nj ON In We uetu bic T1nctura ViefoRiounl

MnmpIOn'S Vegetable Tlnciure Yictorlousl
pIsEAsK FAILS BEFoRg 1T.
More than Gold 10 the Sick--RrOm OF the most
spectacle Druggists In South COTOlina.
CHAhLEsToAt Sept, 2tl 1883.
MessrS, Mortimer & MowbTayi The sale or yOurIfamp
tons Vegetable TNeiHs 10 every day, ami
" bottle sold recommends this valuable neIune TO the
with astonishing success, and getting II by half
II has been lound TO lie the greatest remedy Tor
Rheumatic affections, aud wonderful cure has been per-
formed negro boy suffering by Fits, VIII Furnish
you with number OF certifeaiesif you wish them
Please send as possible supply OF tile Tire
S'"''''"'' G. w. TRoTT.
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glTchatles L. Cooke. Esq, Postmaster at Ports
mouth, We, died on Friday, after along illness.+
He wpsmueh esteemed, and bis death win Uegei.l
orally mcarnsd by the community
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THE CASE oy TdcKEA rGE MURDkRER.- THE N.
York Commercial Advertiser, Of Monday says
Tphe examination Of Tucker arrested for The
murder of his child, was commenced before Coto-
Inet Bah and Mayor Lambert at the BIooklyn City
IHallthis morning The Testimony taken thus far
IS a repetition on tbs fecls already nublished,--
fucker Affects unconsciousnessof having commit
Ted any crime, and seems eniigeIy i1difsEent.--
The Advertiser OF Freemall newspaper Of which
lie woslhe eailoT, has been diiconuuued by he
iitiA 80
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Tx JAPANESE "UPPER TRS."--The japanese
are fond Of eggsj they boil them hard, and eat
them at the dessert like fruit, frequentyw,lh or
anges. Sometimes they boil them in soup with
vegetables. For neople o(dislinciion, fowls are
keptin rooms, where they lay their eggs, and are
fed will rice. The great people would moi eat the
eggs Of fowls that run about at their will aud pick
UP what they cen ind. Many keep also swans,
geese, and turkeys, but merely for pleasure, as we
DO peacocks, bichtbey also have. The gall of
The bear ismade by Ilem into solid mass and
used Us Strengthening medicine, for weakness in
the stomach, and other disorders II is highly val.
uedby the Japanese for'ils medicinal virtue, and
paid for al high phce.-Cin. AtiSs.
These Japanese gentlemen, whom we once were
prone 10 believe batbarisnsand Know Nothings
turn upttumps, resulatfast fellows who delight
In champagne, and lay their own eggs eatswans,
geese, and turkeys, and doubtless would onpreci-
ate brandy smash with gusto truly oriental
III Mr.. websIefot President Fillmore bad received
hisearly education soplhof Mason aud DiSoh's
line, doubtless the Japanese OUTFIT would have
included patch Of green mint, sugar. ice, and
olard, pupuy, q Co, iuiptoporlisn. Champagne
has openedtwo ports to the trade Of the Amet.
cansj in the next erortlst us lryiuleps and sherry
Cobblsrs, and we may confidently look for a gem
efal delivery Of The Whole Island Lou Jour.
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JThe prospect 10 the oountieSof vrrnias1r-
rounding Richmond,haS seldom, II ever been bet
Ter fct aiarge corn crop. In Fauquier co., and
some otter portions Of The State there will be all
most AN entire falInSe.
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MoNair 4 Aervey.

A RR selling out theiiPloek q FSnI oois ,SLth 4
N without regard TO cost or prom. ~. W,hiigt q
some very desirable psterrs. i, vsll 10 call iAs
Dress, at very small price wouIu uO "S'
nTe a'teW NOEL lei. ., :, Itr.,R bntn Shts
ing, Table Lken, shifting thrI
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A ISO, large variety OF GOnas EN-, T "a WsinVit
N which Will I've told cheap hrtehn, MIS- Bcos AL
attention TO our stock Of geneTths :, ri,tts or ba
Shoes. Renlber coax Hail." the pace S.yySL 4 Co.
gains : Iiil,s'1,F iei7 b " ACSh,".-----
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oIs'rht Abingdon yiIginian states that The story
Ola child having been Killed BY d panther which
originate i'm that paper and husbesn extensiyely-
'Pi,s, isnnitpe,
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do hereby certify, that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, HIdean safely reeomneh tile above
statement 10 be correct.
h. y. COOPER, Postmaster,
Cnpon bridge, Hampshire co. Va.
nD Delicate ladies anu chlldrenwlll please giyeit
trial.
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no MIlrhERS.

A O. PARTRIDGE respectfully in'oIrs BIS Palr't
IN. and The public generally. that the sht eels e
taYOrable at this season, he will give particular aIttp.
during this month andiext, 10 taking The kent'ie
youns children on eyeryrleasan' Jay between S m
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Notice. .,.s..Ofot
Young Gsntlemsa desire; 70 i " AviISihiS, X,
"A Academy or High School, sthskm n tesehips 4
lucky, or Tennessee. He y essfcII. The betI T,s
br1nchesnsoay taught sue y - Stiuncp "
s IHss I @nlii N ~ ist or July, 1854
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-17

Clothing! Clothing !!
JAMES a. COULsON = Co.
ARE NOW RECEIVING
a Full And Complete
ASSERT MENT
0FREADY MADE CLOTHING.
aUITABLE for the Fall and Winter t. des
~ They feel confd Mt that the VAR II and
elegance of their stock. n ikes it one usually
attractive, Purchasers generally, are iuYiied TO
call and examine their Fall Fash ons. Their
stock consists IN part Of
Black and blue cloth Ff0ck coatss
Brown,green and olive cloth fock coatsi
Black dress coats;
Colored cloth business coats.
Cashmere business amp Office coatss
; Colored cloth walking coats
10th bear and cashmere cVercoats;
Cloak Talmas habans and Opera cl0aks.
VfsTs. Black silk and satin Vests
Black and c0l0red cloth vests,
Fancy colered Black Velves and Plli j vests
Il ooien. velvet cashmere and cassimer vests
Fancy silk ard white parts vests,
p AETs. = taek doe kin cassnnerc pants.
Fncy American and English cBssimer pants
New style fand French Cashmere pants
Medium qualities cashmere und satinett
nts,
Boy CIoTHfE "A complete assortment Of
styles and sizes
Enr1EbEa,s FURNISHING GOODS - a beautl-
fii stock Of goods in the furnishing way,
comprising every article ID that line,
HATS. Fail fashion. IS dcz 1oleskin Hats;
12 dozen Soft fats,
e dozen Cloth Caps
TRUNEs, valieces and carpet bag Umbrellas
and banes
TAnIA RUBBER GooDs Black and DFah coats
Ind Penchos
and drab leggng
E604 'czap Fee g boots
dozen waterproof boots,
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1DR 0FOHNDLY graceful lof pass lavofs,
and afdenlly DESTROYS 81 merilln8 cons
tRpance 81 the same. have he honor ul
aunouneink 81 lhe syast eoncourse 81 our
patrons, that We will exhibit the ensuing
season. h choices production q Ar and
Seiencei ii iii various branches 81 our com
.mefclal pur4uiss
The Taste, ECONOMY, raAearsh and general
artistic development 81 81 ihe departments
81 industrial pursliits d nankind. are now
10 ~ SEENat ths c0RYER S1.9IlIzl
And 81 that heaatiful system of eiectrical
Reproduction which transfers the el9 les of
Che rainbow from Vie nnapproanhable ether.
III regions e langible, physical human re
aiities--the good people of Yazoo county
and few Of the adjoining maY eniog this
feast 81 wonders. this combination of The
gl0ries Of art. excellencies 81 genius, TALENT
and philosophy.
We shall exhibit for the coming season.,
one Of The largesf stocks Of
FOREIGN md p oME STIC
Fancy ana simple Dry-Goods
Lining,
B o0ts and Shoes,
Hats and Cps,
Carpesings
Hardware,
QueensWaie,
Glass Wares
Noodware,