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Pleasant Sites for Pleasant Homes,
IN w A r r EN- G. WINS w; s
ADDITION TO ST, PAUL.

VMNHIS beautiful portion OF st. Paul, situated on both
Il sides of TROUT BROOK, which intersects the
Saltwater road in the vicinity of the SANToMINE No.
TEL, having at large expense been secured and
fully laid out by the propretors into addition TO St.
Paul, open to the public for individual improve
ment and embellishments. For delightful suburban resi-
dences, the lot this addition present every
that could be desired. They vary in size from fifty to six
t feet front, by from hundred feet in depth,
and situated to command magnificent views Of
the city, the river the stream and surrounding country.
The soil ably adapted for gardens and for the
struct,ono dry and healthy celars-a most important
consideration to those desiring TO build for themselves
comfortable and convenient residence.
Fine springs Of the water abound both sides
Of the bluff, while at its base flows be ,ufu and
er failing rivuet Several expensive and substantial ed
ccs being erected the banks Of the stream,
while quite number Of others to be commenced
ly in the spring. The subscriber being anxious bring
this picturesque portion Of the town prominently
into notice, and being altogether acuated by
nary considerations Will exert!ons expense
effect desirable a resul-consant improvements and
decoration may be relied upon. Those who desire to
build within six Months or year can be accommodated
with lots at reasonable valuation, by application to the
subscriber at his office, where certified the sad
dition " is always 10 be seen.
JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
st. Paul, Dec. II, 1853. I4-3m
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Notice.

Notice.
NHE subscriber offers TO sell lease for term Of
his Saw-mill, situated near the Upper Landing, st.
Paul, being of the best locations the numbering
business In the cty-the mill Is in good repair, has
upright muey saw, one cutoff saw one lath saw, and
machine for making cut shingle. The boom at the mill
is excellent and safe place for keeping logs This prop
erty will be leased or sold on favorable terms.
JOHN r. IRVINE,
st. Paul, Dec. 30th, 1858. l6-H
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Another Word to the Ladies,


this climate need no beautiner, except air and
Il exercise, If You will use Cosmetics, have ali kinds
kinds except "MEEN FUN.' We have large quantity
OF Powder-pufs in boxes-y white, earl-powler, hair
oils and dyes, Trcopherous, Katharon etc., splen-
did assortment of Har, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Port
Monnais' Fancy Cologne etc all for sale cheap
BOND h KELLOGG,
Upper Town.
N.B. "Afecn Fun' can be had at the Central Drug
Store.
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Gas, Burning Fluid.

IIAvING lately made . purchase Of several barrels
Ill in addition to previous large supply, will
offer at 26 per cent lower than have hitherto been
ling at. For cheap light call on
BOND 4 KELLOGG.
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Family Library!

Family Library!
TWlYTLER'S Universal History, 2 vols.:
Il Life Before the Mast, vol:
Memoirs Of Josephine, vol:
American Courage and Enterprise, : vols:
Ticknor's Philosophy Of Living, vol:
Livy, vols:
Principles Of E!oqence:
Court and Camp Of Bonaparte:
LOckharts Life Of Napoleon, vols:
Life Of De Wit Clinton:
Halleck's British Poets, vsls:
Thatchers' Indian Biography, vols:
Thatcher's Indian Traits, vols:
Boys and Girls Library.
Tales Of American Recollection, 1 vols
History Of Massachusetts, vols:
History Of New York, vols:
Whale Fishery, vols
American Forest, vol:
Cesar, 2 vols:
The above and many others Of the same library
may be Lought the small Of IS cents volume al
LEDUC'S Bookstore.
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title Ferns for Fanny's Little Friends, by
- anFernny just received By Express at
VIC In DUCS Bookstore
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Books & Stationery!

A LARGE Stock Of Miscellaneous, Law, Medical. rh.-
OioS'cai and School Books Stationery OF the best
quality, an assortment fancy goods, PAPER Hangings
musical instrunen,s engravinss Blank Bk> m the
best quality kept Constantly hand and for ale at fair
prices at the of Bench AMI wssha streets pl-
site the new Post Once, al LEUCC'S BOOK SrOuE.
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Lastly,

r you wish any thing ever sold BY accommodating
II Druggists, come and plant down your money and we
will give You its full value.
BOND KELLOGG.
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Minnesota Banking and Exchange Office,

--N1ASsSe" O"AhiuS e1uu 1lACilduS6 OIHC6.
VIE undersigned very respectfully inform the pub
u lie Of their having entered into a copartnership,
under the style of Wm Brewster Co., for the trausac
ton Of general
Banking. Exchange, Insurance and Land Bust
Wth our present facilities, we are ensblei TO attend
collections In all parts Of the Territory, to rems
promptly at current rates exchange. prusecu.
ton Of the LAND BUSINESS, enabled personally
TO attend to the purchase and sale of property pay
ment OF taxes, entering land locating land warrants ex
amning titles, &c. wM. BREWSTER Il co.
WILLIAM BREWSTER, late Of Western Bank, Phfl-
ddeiphid, Pa.
THoMrsoS .RIrcHrr, late Of Dale, Ross + Hfth<rs,
Philadelphia.
REFERENCES:
q. ". TroNfnan, Cashier Western Bank, PhTsa.
IS. b. Comeays, Philadelphia Bank, "
Ae>srs. Dale, Ross f. vitiers,
Aes>rs. Atpood & Co.,
II IN. Judge Thompson,
Hon. A. o. Hester. Prts't Cash Mutual Insurance
Company, Harrisburg;
Nehon Roth, ESQ.,, President American Insurance Co.,
Utica, n. Y.
E1-Gov. Alexander Ramsey, St. Paul, Minnesota
Aessrs. J. McCI0ud, Jr. Co.,
". L. Ancss, Es.,
Chubb &. Bro, Washington, D. c.
Dec 10, lo5S-l3u
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FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
II W. DOwNER, would taee this method of inform
- ing the citizens of st. Paul, and Minnesota gener-
ally, that he has purchased the entire stock Of w. n
Supplies cheap and OF good quality be pro-
cured at other establishment in the country, fresh
Groceries will be receive by Express arrival from
below, which will enable him to keep hand all times
full supply OF every thing in the Grocery line. His
stock consists in part Of the following articles, viz:
"@A-o
IL chests Young Hyson; 10 do lmperia do Gun Pow
der; do Souchong, 26 Cables Young Hyson, superb
article.
old Java Coffee,
very superior article received yrect from New York
pronounced the best offered in this Market Also,
Ceyon and Rio Coffee, Of the best quality, and
sold at the lowest Cash rates.
PR e S r v e s:
Peaches, Pears Pums, Pine Apple, Raspberry Ounces,
Citron Lines, Olives, and Natural Peoche, Cherry Jams,
and variety Of others too numerous to mention.
Pickies-Assored and put in gallon and half gallon
Jars.
Sauce-warcestershIre Sauce, Pepper Sauce, SC.
Cdfsup-Wainut, Mushroom, and Tomato, very supe-
rior articles.
The best Of Wines and Liquors for medicinal and
culinary purposes.
Oysters and Sardines;
choccl lot of Cigars Salmon and Mackere, Nos. and
in kits; Cocoa and Chocolate, prime articles; Rasns,
Crons and Figs; Crushed, Powdered and Clarified sugar.
Dried Curants and Pruncs Picked Lobsters; Lemon Syr
up; StoughOn Btter; Spices of all kinds; Essences and
Extracts of all kinds; Tapioca Sperm, Star and Talow
Candies; Saleraus Crackers Engli and Knckerbocker
Mustard Vernacel Maccaroni; Pearl and Corn S;arch
Dried Herring; Pine Apple Cheese.
5000 lbs. Fresh Butter.
Also superior lot of Crockery, etc.
All Of which will be sold low cash. Persons wish
ing lay their winter supply Of Groceries Provis-
ions, would do well to give me call before purchasing
J. w. DOWNER.
st. Anthony stcet, ST. Paul.
Jan IA, 1s54-lSH
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The People should Know
That the undersigned now keeps his
BOOK and stationery Store
At No. %, Roberts street,
NeS' door 70 Cathcar, Kern Co.'S Crystal Palace whore
AMONG oiher great varieties in his line, ry be found the
Stationery.
10 cappsp<r 90 reanls paper plain
DO 40 eopd cop Letter paper IS do Fancy Paper
ao bhi papcr
hnn assortment Miscellaneous Bake
Ia,,ar prr, .ur n'l]aSs, large assortment
Leuer writer's Of a superior form
M"adow's French and Hnv,,sh n,..,.,.
School Books all kinds chcaper M ,n .n. ,,.. ,,,.
Territory A ~'' '>A"' '"t1's
Map, Of Minneso;a, all kinda
Albums In great variety
Day Books aud Legers
Memorandums and Receipt Books
Envelops and satin surfaced cards
tTnd Pens, Pencils ami Pencil LeAls
Portfolios and Portable Desks.
Drawing sheet yard
Ink stands and Inks
Wall paper. 1900 Rolls
Winioy curtains, C.nyres. Euyc1
Gu!tars AMI volnS
Al uifs, few LEFT cheap; Ladies' attend.
Also many other articles, humorous 10 r,estioa.
wnen VIII oo sold at the lowest prices for cash.
Being agent for Daniel Burgess 4 Co New York AMI
v" d. Smuh x Co., Cincinnati, for School Books, the
suUscfber belierar that he sell articles at a.
sw rates as any where north Of Saint Louis.
December 10. NM. DAHL.
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CAsTNER, HINCHLEY & CO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Provisions, Family Groceries and all kinds of
Country Produce,
On Sd street at the old stand of J. NJ Farmer.
"AvING lately opened q stock at this well
IL known stand, they would respectful invite the at
tention of the citizens ST. Paul and the adjoining
try to ther stock of
Groceries and Provisions,
Among which be found the best quality Of The fol-
lowing articles:
Clarified, and crushed SUI Oysters, and Sardines;
gars; Dried Apples and Paches;
Young Hyson, Imperial Pruncs. Ka'sns, Figs and
souchong, Black Teas; Currants;
n . and sugar House Mo- Olive Oil;
lasses, Golden syrup Mustard;
Goldfish, Herring, Mack'l; Vinegar;
Nos I and ,, all axcei- Starch;
lent article; Mould, star, and sperm
Rice; Candles,
Spices Of all kinds and Cocoa,
rletes; Rio and Java Coffee;
and in fact every variety Of Family Supplies which
may be called for.
~ Remember Farmers Old Stand next door below
the Worlds Fair, Third street;
Dec 10, 1663-13tf
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Notice..

E have associated with business at the Cheap
w Coner' In Winslow's new Hotel, in Upper Town,
Mr. ]. b. CULVER, who will take charge Of the same,
under the style and firm of J. b. Culver & Co.
CHAMBLIN & MORGAN.
St. Paul. February l, 1S5+2lu
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Jan q, 1854

A. T. CLAMBLIN returns many thanks TO the citizens
of st Paul and vicinity, the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended him, and would bespeak continr-
ance Of the to the firm, who will all times
endeavor to please their friends and customers.
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CHRIS TMAS AND NEW YEARS.!
Presents for Yonng L Old!!
QENZ KARCHER have now on hand the largest
- and best selected stock Of French, German and
English Toys and Fancy Goods offered this Terri-
tory among others, crying babies all kinds.
swords, Guns, Ratles, la.mon!cas, Accoros,. Work.
b"xes knives, Port MOnnairs and large assortment OF
Frehch ana china Tea set's card Baskets, Cups and
GERS, and number Of other articles men,
ton. Aso ornaInente cakes, and plain fancy Cam
dies a. wholesale and retail Please give us a cali, next
store to the corner Of Cedar anil Third streets. and ST.
Anthony street near the American House.
dec II REM Il KARCIIER.
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SPICES, Cinnamon, Pepper, Allspice, Nac, Nutmeg,
y Ginger, Clcvss, Nustard, &C., BY
v. ". HICHCOX.
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CASTLE Soar
Garden Seeds.

ID AISED in lS53-a kinds hand by the box or pa.
~ per. Call early and get good assortment at
BOND KELLOGG'S.
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OIL. OlL.. OIL,,i

"E still have q large quantity Of Whale and Lard
w OH, which selling at 20 per cent be-
low the present market price. Cal!
BOND KELLOGG,
At the cheap Cash Store.
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DODGE e. SAVERCOOL

N7OCLD respectfully inform the citizens Of St Paul
w AMI vicinity, that they have receivdd large
stock 81 Groceries and Provisions which they are
dsposins OF exceedingly rates, Wholesale
and retail. They have also consignment choice
of liquors, which will be disposed Of in quantities to suit
purchasers also, article ground feed for stock
They would particularly invite the people small
towns adjacent. call and give their examna-
tton before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident
ling to all On reasonable Don't forget the place
DODGE 4 SAVERCOOL,
No. Roberts ST.. next door to Whine Cooley,s
81. raul, Dec. 3, 1853. 1871
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Copartnership Notice.

THE undersigned has associated with him in business.
L Mr. Charles A. Morgan, late Of Poughkeepse, N. Y.
The business will conducted at the old on Third
street, under the name and firm Of Chambn & Morgan.
A. T. CHAMBLlN.
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EDwARD:-
Oh! you'd patch with song
The ragged mantle Of the beggar earth
Most hopeless truly, this Of all the tasks
You could put hands to. No my ardent friend,
You need not tinker at this leaking world,
'Tis ruined past all cure.
wALTER:-
Edward, for shame?
Not on path Of reformation runs
The trembling earth. Gods eye doth follow her
With far more love than doth the maid the moon,
Speak no harsh words Of Earth: She Is our mother.
And few Of us, her sons, who have not added
A wrinkle to her brow.
Alexander Smiths Poems.
For sale At LEDUC'S Bookytors.
Dec ., l853-l2u
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Ho! Wash-ta.

lNOCGH CANDY-Storm's and wallis' for sale by
~ W. W. HICHCOX.
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SLOAN'S MEDICINES-a large assortment of these
- deservedly popular medicines at
SLOAN'S AGENCY,
cor Third and Cedar streets.
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Sundries.
NGOULD, star, AMI sperm candles;
lvI Sugar, Molasses, corn brooms;
Patent Pals, Pickles, starch, backing;
Shoe brushes, Saleratus, Vinegar;
Windsor soap, Wrapping Paper, Matches,
Mustard, Gun Powder, Gun Caps, Tumbsr
Rice, Cinnamon, Pepper, Rio Conee;
Letter and Cap Paper;
Gallon and half gallon Jars;
Dairy Salt, Demijohns, and smoking Tobacco
At wholesale only. A. VANCE BROWN.
Fine Wines.
SANDIMAN'S PORT,
~ Blnckburn'S Madeira,
Golden Sherry.
At WholesdIe ONLY. A. VANCE BROWN.
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DERFUMERY and Cosmetics, large assortment for
eign and domestic; dealers, give us a call at the
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
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n NLASSWARE-thc remains Of = stock OF Glassware
u embracing syrup cans. cream pitchers, tumblers
preserve Jars, &c, for sale by W. W. IIICHCOX,
cor Third and Cedar
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IDRESERVED FRUIT-Pears, Plums, Peaches, Pine
IL apple, Apricot, currants: &C., at the
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
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"INDOW GLASS-athough our assortment Is bro
w ken we have still o large lot which will be to
order at the ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
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John P. Parsons Estate.
PROBATE COURT,
Ramsey County, NJ. T.
VXIHEREAS, Merritt Allen, Administrator Of the es-
w tate Of John P. Parsons, late Of Ramsey county,
deceased, proposes render account Of his admnis
traion and present his against said Estate
allowance at session OF the said court to be held at the
Office Of the Probate Judge the first Monday of March
next, 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 1t is hereby ordered that
tce thereof be given to all persons interested In said Es
tate, appear before said said time and place,
and show II they have, why said should
not be allowed by publication Of this order for three
weeks successfully in the Minnesotian.
J. N. STONE,
Judge Of Probate, Ramsey county, NJ T
Dated st Paul, Feb 7th, 1S64-22-3w
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tORN STARCH for pies, custards, blanc mango, &c.
~ IL Is also held in high estimation diet for inya-
lids. For sale by WV HICHCOX.
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Fine Havana CIgArss
~,pvcr through the Custom House, New York, with
ooicer Bronson's certificate, large Invoice Of Ci-
-, vhich will sell the lowest cash price for Erss
snd Esiamaxpo RAsiroad moDeys
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UDALL AND PARTY DRESSES plain ana e"tf0'e-
ID cred Of the latest fashions. ,a -.,..v, ~
o,sr nre Goods al the Worlds Pair Store. corner Inro
and Roberts sts. :
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Cheap Corner.

cAn6sM6 SVuVVN
ITNHE Undersigned will continue a second term Of his
instructions in Vocal Music, in the basement the
Central Presbyterian Church, (aev Mr. Riheldae' COM
mencng on Tuesday evening, February at O'Clock.
The first elementary lessons Of Music will be given, as
well instructions to those advanced in science
Feb 4. 1S5l-.2ltf G. WILSON
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Real Estate Wanted.
0NHE subscriber wishes to invest Ten thousand
dollars In good business lots in st. Paul, in land
by the acre or block in the suburbs Persons having
property for sale may find purchaser by addressing him
line containing description and the lfwest CASH price
G. n. MACKUBiN,
Feb 4. lS54-21-4t American House. st Paul
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02
40 Country Merohants.
Advice.

i any affection Of the Lungt-Ute ltrentlngeTs Com
pound Syrrp OF BoNeset,
II you ave amleted vita Rheumatism have received
brusss on sprana or your hands feet frost bitten
or chappsd-Use tie Berger or spinc and Muscle Lin-
mentj and
arising impurity OF ito Blood or tie nudeious use
Of mercury by an means procure Brenlingers Fluid BN-
tract OF 5arsapahila and pandelion. "
These remedies have been tried by hundTed9 and In all
Gates have given satisfactory evidence OF their superior
efficacy every other medicine In the cure OF these
complaints for which they arc recommended
BRBNTLINGBR 4 ARMsTRcNG's
Apoiheehry Monroe stroe adjoining the heIurs House,
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MEDICAL.
80 Wnndal

TIuir EgestorntiVo Is now for the nIst time intro.
dneed 10 die citizens OF Wheeling at No i39 MaTktt
street whiehls the only remedy ever invented that
original color OF youth, without dyena cover the bald
head In a Short time with tho natural covering, remove
dsndrua and prevents the hair from falling on aud FREQ
ralons OF deTent before the puboi the RE-
4roHATivE Is beautiful article for the toilet Tor the old
or YOU and only DO appreciated by It's uso and all
are respectfully Invited to call the Depot and examine
the testimonials ladies and gentlemen Of high repua.
on In the South aud Vest where Il wac Invented but
will roler to the certificate below OF The distinguished
Statesman and Senator judge Breese, Of lllinosi
CARLVLE, Ill., June "a. 1853
have used Prof o. s. Woods Hair Resioratiye and
have admired the wonderful eject Ny hair was beeom-
iG, 80 thought prenatuely grey but by the or his
no doubt permanently 30.
SInNRY BRREsR,
Ex-senator Of tln United states.
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MEDICINAL.


iDr Halls Celebrated Plimonic EligiT
TNOR the netmanoht cue 0fcousls eclds consumption
II bronchitis, asthma, rnuerfa, Group, wioopilscoush,
io speaRi8ahd an anecuons ~ tho organs OF Tespira
Warranted epeaoantcstahd best medicine for diseAs
eso Ito lungs vor sold 10 America ln 4aIll.l l
In nIesonlipg tits medicine 10 lie public have the
satshcton 10 Know INST sc not only present them WIN
aniOlB for the class OF diseases II profess
es 10 ere but one which perfectly harmcts In ~ et
Utu tho constitution, an con be administered VIII
OFT any fear mineral nosOns, for " contains nOne-
he hrt that Alarge portion OF The suffering, and death
OF respiration, consequent upon exposure and cold hesin
duccdua 10 put IL within The reach OF every Individual
w6 may need iedy tha has proven ITSELF so inyau
able. N
This medicine ls Tho result Of Long experience, aud
study OF dscases OF ihe lungs which ay 90 frequent TN
our clatacable caei aud we claim no be IN adYaLce
of acknowledgements before discovered Ur those peculiar
lonp ,is, mn Improvement ugiall, and consequently
ulrriorto all others U. tHtf.
We shall make no exrayogant assertions pitts efficacy
In curing di,eaScs le the yendes Of too many posTus
WHO deceive all who trust they nor sa ohold out any
inducements which experience doe5noi Justify
Ifpauents viii perseyero IN tbs use Of this medicine
and use II az dinetel they With cured w every Instance
that tbs not beyond the po8er OF medielue There arc
nun eroUs ersoia nov eJoynglho Hessnso olheallhhnl
renewed lie, as II were, who otherwise would have long
Bco been w their grave hut fol- HE timely aud perseye
ring use oi ills Invaluable remedy II rs not pretended
that II is nabe In every stage consumption, but we
know II TO bs beteraaped TO the various disease tho
respiratory organs than any Other Mcdf9 ever offered to
the public. All ask Us trial and inoYerY instance IL
Used hcey eecordinRt Tho dtecos and II perectsuts
faction Il not gvHn, the money will be returned,
Genuine signed X. HALL " co. For sale byJAMRS
BAKER, DTuggini, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally tlroulhcutte country. ar9-ly
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SInNRY BRREsR,
Ex-senator OF tic United states.
Professor woods, OrIentnI snnntivo

This Eminent Is valuable auxiliary In tho treatment Of
some OF The most formidable diseases with which Is oI
lot 10 eOnteHdi for nstance, Inflammation Of lss ed
9oVsis Bya thorough and continued application 81 his
Eminent the region or the affected organ, these 9th
than hall their tcrrois particularly among ohildren and
thousands OF mothers, they allowed TO speak, would
with all tho eOqUenoe OF feeling ard affection, hear helr
dTen from tho very Jaws OF DEATH aud restored Them TO
their Io mcr health and beauty. Again, II wil be found
powerful auxiliary In removing what Us generally known
rs an AEua Cake, enlargement Of the Spleen IN all
oaseB where an external sppleSons Of service, this ln
1sent will be found useful.
General depot Cos Broadway, New York; and III
arket a. 81 Louis
Porsale Wholesale and retail IN Wheeling BY
ieTd9m WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NO. 4, sprigg House Bmporium!l
CLOVIS, OAssIMEREs AND vEsTINGsl

.
New Spring aud SUMMER Goodsl
TAkbpleasure w being able 20 aiy to my old Gust
~ oreand tha hshionable community that have lust
reurntd Ron New York. aud have bean able to procure
The most PaehOnabe Goods for the season that the great
Emporium New York, can import from France aud the
OLD Countries and having dispensed with the sale Of COM
mon tlOhing gives me more room and ne 10 attend TO
The Nanlg Of my customers In the fashionable way Ny
new stock now consists Of
Black, RRowE, aREEH, BLUE, OLIVE AND
..st. ...a DALHA CLOTHS.
Alto six and wool eashmeTetts all shades and eolors
honh7te dTtneT summer cloths, linen and GTataeots
Feneh, Rngsh, and American eaasimereai also, ducks
linen dIiuing9, &C., Tor making pants AZ TO YesnGs,
have thsub beautiful selection ever looked A. m anye
", am now prepared 10 mako W In the most
IA honsble and beat nye az have secured NJ hUsskLLp
services AZ cutter lhe coming season. feel certain In
saynyhtt can Furnish better cloths thanany house west
VI the hllesheny mountains.
In eonnestloi with tie above have beauilfa assoit
menl Furnishing Goods, all me tetaonable, and ash
Unable conlailnE OF cloth, cashmere, caahmeTei bonn
hiGle fast linen, diabit0 and plain linen fohk, dress
md buaoess coats, vests and pants made nom Tie most
ahUnabe and selsontbe Goods In great VARIETY also,
linen ana cotton ShiTs, SILK M en- lambs wool aud cot.
ton Uudeshris aud DAwersi ertVali' stocks collars
uSlsry In gesi variety also, every other article suit
able for completing kent oman'a wardrobe,
An the above nGmed Aiieles, together With many other
articles Re found At my 1toe, No l. SpTE House
pense cali IN aud take looR and much obhEs you're,
mI2i D. RICE
NOTICE EXTRA,
thsye small stock Of common elohlngthat VIII VS.
'' @T7i + AH' A''1'' RICE