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JOB PRINTING.

u The proprletors Of the South Western beg t,
inform their patrons and the public generally. tha
they have recently received from the foundries great
variety Of new ADD beautiful type, comprising nearly
all the latest stylus which makes their Job Office one
OF the most EXTENSIVE COMPLETE in the south west
(and unequalled by any out of the city, and that
they are prepared to execute with despatch
Piain and Fancy Book and Job Printing.
OF every description, from handful the size of this
paper to the smallest card, in style of unsurpassed
beauty and elegance and
AT TEE LOWEST PRICES.
PAMPHLETS, Bill HEADS BLANKS,
BRIEFS, BILLS LADNG Labels. ..o
BOOKS, CpTroS RECEIPTS, HANDB1LLs9
CIRCULARS, BLANK NOTES, CARDS, DC. DC,
Tinted on the shortest notice, and in manner
equaled. g.
- Printing In Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze.
nose wishing toEhave printing executed will find it
70 ther advantage to give the South Western call
~ Masonic
EDps HE meetings of J0PPA LODGE, No. II, will
~ De held hereafter at the new ledge room, over
hoacn G McCarty's old stand, on the corner of Texas
ana Market streets. formerly known the Club Room.
w. B. STURGESS, W. NJ
VIM H. DAsHIESL, Sec'y. feb22
N@N-co~--~c~o~e~f~[~~4~c -~-o~--~%@~~-~,C.o~
,S3ssSssssaasx. Il. o. o. #.
zsSgUSS= The regular meetings Of Meth Lodge No.
~zsaaasS FL, are held on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, at
the old Caddo Lodge, on Spring street.
VIM ROBSON, NC.
J. G. McWILL1AEgs, sec'y.
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~ 400 SUPERIOR "Habanna. Cigars, on
lOsVOO consignment-alone for cash.
feb % GREEN 81 DOUGLASS
DOY's AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING Pa
ID BUE & KLINE, would call the attention of buyers
to their very large stock OF youths boys and child
ren's clothing. Tvs
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Business Notice,

Business Notice.
FNHE business of GREEN l. DOUGLASS will be con-
a nnued without interruption by the undersigned,
who will be glad to accommodate our old friends and
customers as usual to whom return thanks for past
patronage We now opening select stock of
Goods suitable for the season, which we will be pleas
ed to show to them and purchasers generally t-
ezsa4sfs5 = ~ R. GREEN
Shreveport. Feb. %, 1858. III. l.. DOTTGIASSg
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INN ~ HI" Ihh' HAMILTON s. HOWELL
j. N. HOWELL & Co.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,

- On the LeVee, Shreveport, La.
HAVE leased the well known building recently
Al occupied by Messrs. Douglass &, Dashiel, on
the Levee, Cat the steamboat landingi and are now
prepared TO receive store Or forward cotton and mer-
chandlse OF every description. We are also erecting
contiguous to the present building, aud Immediately on
the banks OF the river, of the largest and most
convenient warehouses in the country, which will
render our facilities for storing equal if not SUI
peror to that possessed by any other establishment on
Red River.
We are prepared to make liberal cash advances on
cotton or goods sent to our care
Cotton will be shipped without being exposed to
mud or rain All goods will be promptly forwarded
according to orders; and every attention will be paid
TO the interests OF our patrons. aug9
'ENHE undersigned retires from business; having dis
4 solved his connection with that of Green s Doug
lass i'll which he became interested after the death of
w. R. DOUGLASS.
Robert Green, who will continue the business, will
retain all the active means, of both the houses, in
which him and the undersigned have been partners and
will pay the debts due by either and collect those due
them. II. l.. DOUGLASS. 4
May 29lh, 1854
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TASTINGS-Large wash pots, medium and small
~ do. Ovens Of all Sizes spiders do extra oven lids
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Ok SACKS old Java coffee; 50 bags Rio coffee;
20 80 bbs extra flour; Sc bbls fancy four
100 bbs superine St. Louis -four;
so half bbls fancy do do;
25 bbls choice sugar;
a. 10 halfbb butter crackers; Is bxs soda do
Just received and for sale by [a26] l.. E. CARTER
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'af0r Succ Il Joe
Notice..

A LII those holding claims against the estate of j. v.
IA Brantley, deceased, or Sarah M. BrantIey, will
please call upon me Immediately for settlement
E. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
jan 4, 1854 Agent for the estate of J. v, Brantlev
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

NOTICE is given that the executor of the last will
~ and testament of Robert Green, deceased will
for the purpose Of closing the succession sell the en-
tire stock of merchandise at cost. .sn.s oil
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AssAuLriEG 4 woMAx. - Adoiph Harkeyitch
ds arrested Daupbiu street BY the Third District
police charged with committing violent assault and
battery on Mra Donegan. Adoph will find that he was
barking up the wrong when he committed that
manly act
To WHAT BASE USES - Andrew Jackson was
arrested on arigpy street Friday night charged Will
being drunk and disturbing the peace. He was Only
counterfeit Old Hickory he made no Resistance whch
the old hero certainly would have done and besaes ~
armed witha pair OF scissors weapon no soldier
would carry. He Ia certainly spurious.
SUSPICIOUS. Cornelius Boyle was arrested
on Esplanade strset charged with being suspicious
character one whose remaining at liberty would be dan
gerous to the peace Of the community and the pockets
tho citizens.
FOURTH DIsTRICT. G
How FORTUNATE.-Tw0 men, named Philip
Garner and George johnson, found asleep the
Of and Magazine Streets Fourth District
about O'Clock yesterday morning. and taken to the
watch house. Garner had s5s 80 on his person and
johnson had $500 in gold and bundle of gold dust said
to contain seventy two Had of the numer-
thieves which city contains across these
lows what rich haul they would have made. We pre-
sumo the parties had just returned from California in the
Philadelphia. "a 49, ysE'
UNsAPE.-Capt. Steib reports that the wall
OF the police station OF the Fourth District B in unsafe
and dangerous condition much to endanger the
lives and property of persons residing In Its immediate
vicinity. co. 1t should be immediately pulled down
We commend this TO the attention of the Surveyor.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
The CANAL AFFAIR." Injunction Case.--A
petition filed in this Court yesterday by the New
Orleans Canal and Banking Company, praying that a
writ Of Injunction issue against Madame Pontaba and
Others commanding them to desst from disturbing petit
oners in the possession and enjoyment Of their property
known the New Canal and New Shell Road, and from
building any fence any other obstruction the said
road and canal The Court granted the prayer of the
petitioners, and ordered injunction to issue. This viii
put an end to the New Canal war for the present
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Fsf shg h.lsts teas ys. skC ssa4ssts kss~y Dsm.
s.oss-s Word Ps,ryE y Isy ishsor AnenJ Byrnssh
-Fisstsy ksisT 2 IichsW hec1 Wrlsht 6eos Bepd
Felo~es eoJohn Watt &en Eat
seoA Mtentergsv i cnsstf Dix 2csD Pa
pseesg Iienesrsee See socomt Aeo8
Psr seslafp phiiadsphis from Ne yoy IA ys
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Ward Jasrs hee - n
,nderson Terry &eo- rsr De- Mpowsli Nm ~
Rsymosi-cosysrse Seo--Psas Eigssa ~ snd
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ReaUas.e0f SEs.asa gsssGted Gaes'sss@,
ee eussb 6sIGsfs Horrors =!

az for cure e Ia ~ 10
torms Popularity the
cured by the aSe Of = z=5 t1s ~ y. u
siiERhiAN,s PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY'lii
Tss Medical Faculty Of thin we'll as
aud france have universally Expressed their
Tra while hsy pronounce the only ems tns
d. sesloa light essiie ana sSi9s;asls rs
R here lett be na. \ s9o.
they must look much o.a correct application y
familiar VITA sac omy the for the nds
that Dr. lawrence the sqle
braed writer ernia ably II Ia Of ahs uesst
rnechaniqai sFz
a Tie RuPTgBE REMEDY duplication, whichis
taken facilitating adding pefmansney th
preventive there weakness IN tho lover
sbdoinen, er predpositieRto
e Of tho this PepdaI Trass ana
Who hns utudy and treatment Of
size ands premos speedy and radio icns.
f% ZION given Raptared y "a; Ar.
PLAN fkt AID etterH their SLAVES guhE tnoa
interfering with theiiaboi, VALUE and UE
NESS. ts4sgs5 n ~ "a i77fla5f sis -
W Persons the Curative TRUSS and RUPTuRE
REMEDY aud oayed worthai limitations must be 10 re-
the store and TO inquire
4 o. and have spersosal interview wish :
ial Fss5-s8.D r.. SH Err NJ AN, 1sss
1 fsbes ssf IL. CHARLES = W.
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PASSENGERS

Per shp Lemuel Dyer, Bordauxl3s in the esrige
Pershp Won Gsgex1. from Brcmeu 3osln the storage
Andov New York-Ms Rszean, AIrs
Mlspaoght MiIpaught Master Mispanghi sophia
Strafch md 30 in the r.
Per steamship from ndiepoa
child Mira Thompson and CHI ID Miss Gbsn
WE'LL Bannr Davis Daley Madison, Harrison GAMBLE Clarke
Hughes Pace Dennon Cdttes, DIR Carter Capt Rowe
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K3AR. j. A. DE HART, DENTlsr, So,
" ladies' -
New sieinily, bsiug Y3YYV
permanently losatednnd having All the atsimpose-
His ard by none Those
him with shell tbat al
chnhiatfee between
5oarbona Dsu pain ftam ffoimess atone.
k UPPER SETS TEETH suction principle will
guaranteed to 6 for sb to aloe. FULL SETS
sUppsr snd Lowsrl foy from slSB 10 1900. apis left
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ARRIVED.

sAm;s .1sps. ss aW York. via HAv'a to
Steamship from ndiAno via Galveston to ar
Steamship ozsSs Forbes Cruz ssan
stsauhip South Marks from New York. to
sP T.s.. s s5 20 f Ssb asss asaspen district
Ship Atlantic WORTH IA days from New York. to Woodruff Eco
Ship Mcrah Boston, Fosdick
Ship seq Queen, Manson days nom Philadelphia, maate
Spanish shP Gilbert days from Havana, ballast
Ship Mary Ward Newell from Liverpool 9th of September 10 onsy
Ship George Peabody, Ansou IA dsys nom BOSTON, VIM Dewy
Ship ~ss. D sssH nsss s. from Bordeaux 18Th September
Ship Yen Rsnss from Bremen gath Of August to MASTER
Ship Thoma. Perkins Higgins, 10 Boston,
Ship Mary Halls, Rollins "a days from Philadelphia AIseher
Ship Cheshire days York, ballast
Ship Mary suanu aiderda a days from New York.
Ship Andoysr Berry day. from New York csh.nal district
Spanish bark Nuaya haao from Havana in BALLAST
Bark Charles Ta IA days from rhiadelphia
Pil.burs days Roetand, MINNIE, matter
shr e'' '''
Steamboats,. =z..- OPS
lean Webre Bowlss s from a 81 hainsslls.
Gps p.G urs rom ans fo1s n Hadsa S's''
Aaisl B sa sf om c,n ssssa S'''
i Planter, Phelps, from VaIoo River. ~. -
/ S s rrentsr, Brown, from Napoleon.
| FLYING Cloud, Phillips, ST Louis. 47.-5z
1 ~ Anua, Hoffman, from BaliEa. 49, -....is9g.
Anglo Ce
- ID ships Andoy.r International Laiur -
Charles Shutz from the Petowed down and to
onhs 91h instant ship Levi ahip Mary
Susan and Venice 5zag sss .5551l b fzs4S
Toyboa Ocean, Chapman ght-brough
up ahpa Lemue Dyer Mary Hale Won aagsrn and bark In
| dine.
Hercules Hanbuy down
1 the sh instant brig Gittings-rought fhps George
| Peabody, Fayoris and Mary Ward. - #55g5
Palmer the Passestowad down and
ald instant bark brought ships Sac Queen
and Modesa G Is Truitt and Nueya Cssamira.=
the down hghrought
1 ships Atlantic Ocean Traveller md Carack
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NEW y oRLEANs MARKET.'

Eifs S -, - ,..--...
Monday Mofnipg, October 10 1854
COTTON II. The market was xerv or,t ~ s.t,,r,.
the sales reaching barely 1900 bales Prices vera .thont
any change Of moment, and we repeat ono4at,ons
sgw ORLEANS q. Ass,ynf.,r,os i 1850
Tnferior n Sa6s<f Ntdaifno p,r
Ordinary .........7s4fa8 Pair.. i0s<D--s
Middling $50. ..shGsY Good Pair...... -fd- =
'o s '''uai'ns, - -o7sfUs7s oo01 anu flhe.- %
J COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMENT. ~
a.&ig Is ~ v. Corros-saras To.Icea-hs>s
Stock on hand Sept. ....s.......25e78 23,T12
Received since. 1e6,955 $50
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pa, nrk Ipdins BOTTOM Hathaway seDyaa
&eoa Grief COOS Nchosoa aeoN Richards Gooirirh &eo
order -iizs5yl $50 ~ So g ~ -.
pr Bark b Tru PHILADELPHIA ashngton askton AGO
Rngeley II Flsen &eo Hart &eoE Ssraehe go
Moth Smedes Haskela W Fynson &co u SsaeYant
&co-Perlins Campbell &eos Roah deo- IL Ham
sell and ordsr - y -
Per biu W lian, Yoatuan &eoA qen dco
Curry a Pers MS &eoA Glenn &soTwy Splths
" nSfed aeo-Butrows ostroms, Kemp AEON Miller aeo
pess ScoWheeier seysna acoA ~ ogssea9 geo
tsso,. II sose.-fi Giana Re Wills Raw1paI OIL
yer q b Tate Ccnnslly Mssksr esd KslhLh-
rIt4nsv Scosicharis w yadenbtrg &cFFoat
&co-J Kenneth DIX AGO. y sfonl@s' niAnTi
&eo-AIcCa Howell Geo sni order y IS 5feis
Pss .ip George ,sa Powell Hspan,-Dyss 4
Carr b pors1h-bi Hasgsy BIOL Adams &cp-S iaeksJ
n II Letchod Baddeeke &Ssr feigs,
Gsosep Harding uddeke keo Pties, Canysrss Seo
K.naalt ny aco-Eatun Carter &eE Hart Acc
shaw Il Znnts-W Violet keoPre Frost &co Grief Rec
Brand Maeaalny q B,anehsrp kelrat
c r Burkett kcoE Perry Rebe See-T Hanter
p Rice j. acc aud oder. i sagr les =s = H.
Par hip Ocean Traveller Day SauhsrD
McDoAie-at, sykss Noeie-tiswitt Eoron AeoA Whit
B Grgs &eo- Williams
Csttsr Buddesks @eo-- fesiiek ase Mbi'sg
i Priestley MoolyP kfest &eoT II Poio
couyss 1eoS @,gst &esA Gsm @e
Cnssrss Kennstt Smith fmis,yr.A Il Beek1S Ease
&co-Fpt HoQbs &eo-Beebe deoJ Bdgepyes eco
| Psit Rsed-Rodspturs d Wstt-B Ttpn aud order,
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IMPORTS.


NEW Notwithstanding Philadelphia Assorted merchandise
BosToN-Shp Thomas pekinH-Gp0 tons leo to Rice Hathaway
PHIL DELpHIA- C b Trut-Assorad merchandise.
BoSTON-Bsrk Updiue merchandise e-s
PENsACoLA-Srhr Honet-so coo feet lumber 10 order.
BALTIMoRE-Ship Al b Thompson Ass,red merchandise
BosToN-shp George Peabody-Asssrted merchandise.
RocKLAND-Bsrk GrowierI Lime and granite to ofder .
NEW YORK-ship Atlaniic-Assorted meehandiso
!, NEW YoRK-Ship Andoyer-Aasorted merchandise.
IosToN-Ship Ocean Travoer-Assorted merchandise.
PIIIIADELPH Ship ssa QueenAssortsd merchandise.
PHILADELPHIA Mary Has-AssoriSd merchandise W.
NEW YoRK-shp Mary uan11 bales hay aeo kegs nals 100
curb stopes to oFter tGtt
MISUNDERSTANDING PhIadepta7 md II bbla fruit,
pkg lottery tickets Borne, pkg kes Puig Mir SEQ
INDIA DLA AND GAIyESToN-steamshp
bales cotton Oakley Hawkiuss DO PsI
sons do williams Thomas Elder &eo
JpnsE bennett &co10U head cattle ID
Mehle--Toa s. bales cotton s5 Raf7yff5sssf
IIyERpooI-Shp Mary sacks salt T q Mills
ca,es Young siates ya Davidson &cog
md Gpwnn &co--lt, 900 bEiehsaud pkss. #tH VA
LIVERPOOL Ship Fayo'ea crates earthepwafe
casks bskey Robb eaithenware piola.t a6S
do hollow Fmisier2i pkgs nase fiaime-a DO
aggey 800 hampers Potstoes Whiney sk'
asr4e casks eaIthenware, % do 9da ash pSgs dse t
order -. WE g'rks ~
BRENEN-ship Won Gngetn- 80 boxes glass 70 do toys
do pana do nddeckas do HIetshod &co+a do
casks Kcchhof9l be wss lob DO
do hardware pigs borea leather hitting ~ do
lido fse HcGregor o3 cBtk mdfe Smith fnstart eaa
oipars snndas 10 order
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From Behring's Straits.

The British sloop- of-war Trincomalee, Capt
W. Houston. had arrived at San Francisco in 80 days
from Port Clarence, Behring's Straits where she
municated with Her British Majestys vessel Discovery
the chips Ratesnake and Pover the Of which
all WELL with the exception of several invalid off,
GERS, who came passengers the Trincomalee. The
Pover sailed the 10th Of August from Port Clarence
Point Barrow take up her winter quarters The Rat
tIesuake will winter at Port Clarence. 5s
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x3aRT ] A DE al XfRT DEsrlsr, 90;

q ID r.. SH Err Nj AN,
s fsbss Iysp fH @ IN 81 CHARLES Hty
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Cincinnati eastward. But we thought and still
think that those railroad lines at Cincinnati ought
not to require total disregard of the claims and
interests of Louisville so Tar es her connection
with this great Eastern route was concerned. AZ
IbeloEt remarked, our proposition was rejected,
because WI persisted in our original determination
to run our line to Louisville, not merely from
regard to the nereStS of our own Line, but from
conviction that such course was demanded by
the interests of the great route, Of which our Line
forms p IT.
Frankly hvowing the determination to break
down the Union Line. the Cincinnati and Louis
vile Mail Co. have formeI an exclusive connec.
ton with the Pittsburgh sand Cincinnati: Packet
Line at Cincinnati, and have attempted to div de
with us the business Of the Baltimore and Ohio
kaliroad Co., with which we have, by contract AN
exclusive connection for the business of the OHIO
HV+r. Under these circumstances, we look with
confidence for The active sympathy and support of
the citizens of Louisville. Preserving as we have
the integrity of our original plan of a western and
southwestern connection al LouisviIe, we ask
cnlya fair, liberal and generous support from those
whose interests identified with ours. This we
doubt not we shall receive so long as we deserve
II, from the superior character of our boats, and
the general management of our Line.
Whilst we are confident Of our ability to main
tain ourselves under just and fair competition
with other lines, We do not profess TO be lndlier-
ent to that competition, especially where an UNJUST
influence seeks to take from those interests, 10
HON we have the right to look for reciP'oclty,-
We have such claim upon the Louisville and St.
Louis line, and it remaius to be seen whether the
Eastern trade, by the river, from Louisville, can be
subjected to the transhipment al Cincinnati ior
the purpose of building up and Strengthening in
t=rests averse 10 those Of Louisville.
believe l have presented the question TO you
fairly, and il am just and reasonable, shall ex-
pect your aid and CO operation.
am, most respectfully, your oHt servant
T. SWEENEY
Pres't of the Board of Control Of the Union Line.
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a yankee in the CRYSTAL Palace.

AS we were sitting in the picture gallery Of the
Crystal Palace, taking memoranda of its content,
a tall i'll dressed YermonteL attracted probably
by the LenignIty of our visage, addressed US.
'Stranger, what mought they charge to let fell
Ter in this ERE show?"
"Why do you ask; you paid at the entrance, did
you not2"
''Ya.e-s / didn's pay nothin'; ct yew see any
thing green bout me- Jest yew write, will yewT"
CHOW did you gain admittance, then2"
"W-a-all, yew see traded with boy out there
for Herald, and gin him an extra cent TO boiler
ireI and wien the with brass thing on his
him."
or course we expressed our indignation, and
were about to leave him when he seized our but
ton hole, saying quickly:
s'Say, Mister; don't be Tiled, guess they'll never
miss it. Yew talk so ALFRED honest, guess yew
must be newspaper Teller; been lokin' notes
amt YOU'D I've hearn bout this shoEt hand"
We nssented, and he resumed:
''Mought yewr name be Greeley, Mister2 becase
l seed Niger wench that looked jest like fewgl-
tive niger; and Ell she Is, it's bully chance for
you to spreal-woL't cost nothin', nuther."
We denied that Imputation, when he continued:
''I alters like newspaper chaps cause they're
so clever. Been in the fine arts myself; taught
school three wnteTS-eighteen dollars month,
and boarded 'reound."
We next stopped 10 view the fine specimens Of
perfurmery, among which were busts made OF solid
soap. "HuIlo!' said Yankee, noseing the goods,
"gueSs these are made of grave stun, nin't they"
''NO, they male of SOAP" az
Before we could prevent him he had pinched it
"Wa-a-a, guess it is. it feels soporiferous, any
way: smells Tale apocryphaI tew, don't i'll jest
like old MIR. Slocums 'pothecaTy shop tew hum"
A few steps brought us 10 the statuary where
number OF persons were silently gazing at Powers
statue of the Greek slave. .-.
"Mister," said he, after moments inspection,
pointing 10 the chains upon her wrists, "t0hGrs
that critter hoppled for7'
The bystanders roared; and we endeavored to
explain 70 nun tne nature OF the suoleG'I auu 10
doing, pointed to the placard requesting visitors
''Not to Touch the Articles.''
'Don't touch the drtieles"' repeated he, "Why,
she amt got tie first dqrned article on hertz
We leIt.-JolunGI Of Commerce.
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TsIcK Avn AFFIlCTED. m

THE most safe and certain remedy known to the
world for the Of obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whooping.
cough, Group tickling rising in the throat
biity, pains in side breast, broken constitution,
from the abuse caIome other causes, is DOCTOR
swAYNR's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RVS and consumption has reached state and
sumed character hitherto considered neurable, yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
patation. Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation, and the only compound prepared by regular
phyaan, is manufactured under the immediate care OF
DR.. SWAYNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale &y-DE. JAMES BAKER, KELLS d. CALD-
WELLS and PATrRRsoN6 & Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BURDsALL & Co., Cincinnati;
and by dealers generally. sep1s
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lFor the Wheeling Infringement
EAU TY.
BY THISTLE.

There's beauty in the starry sky,
And in the storm'tost seal
There's beauty in the sparkling eye,
And in the forest tree:
1t hath no home, 1t hath no place
But dwelleth in vast bOundless space.
There's beauty in the how'rst fair,
And IN the passing breeze;
There's beauty in the mothers care,
And in the bull ding leaves;
1t srelks to sense OF sound and sight
In busy day and silent night.
There's beauty in the Earth's.ysst roand,
And insst the azure dome;
There's beauty in each whispering sound,
And in the poorest homes
1t is around, beneath, above
The prototype of peace and love.
STAND HoxE, May, 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-20
PHILADELPHIA
r,,-+a;n WarahoI1se.

-V- PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III chestnt ST. PhisdLlPhia. egPostts he Stale H0Hse
IMpoarER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
TER1ALs, AND FURNITURE CovERNGs,
WHICH lie oaers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, in part, the following
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Corhieesi
Do Mualin Do do P1nsi
mn nary IacuS q Auslfns; do Bands,
Pscb sToeSteils IN lbs Canopy Arches and Rings;
and coIors; = Cords, TasseIs, Gimpss
Satin de LanesS FrlngeS, Curtaln OE0PsI
DamasSsI DC. ..,l,.L-,- -,
Iarke stock or FRENCH PLUSRES, of al eolors ana
Qualities on hand. -. - =,
PAINTED TIIND0WSHADES,a and HOLLANDS OF All
n B. P Persons Ordering Curtains, viii measure
orthe heEhth and width o. he entire frame Of window.
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