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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
OBITUARY

When we behold death having his cold hand
upon loved Mother. and with hi, non gra~P
wrenohing her from the fond embrace ct seven
ttherle.~ children, leaving them III tins iriehd-
less world without Parent, counsel; "" turn
away sick and oppressed with grief from the
trumph~ OF the stern conqncror.
These reflection, are elcited by tie demise of
Mr.. SOPHIA JOINS, who departed this life at her
residence in Bedford county Va, SEPT lSth,agtd
about 66 wears. Six months before her death
Mr. Edward Jones, the companion Of her youth,
was called to his reward. and i'll short time She
was seized upon by the disease which terminated
her DAYS on earth. Mrs. Jones was woman OF
rare sweetness of disposition, and IN announcing
this sad event To all whom il may concern, surely
it were pardonablc (if in any in>tancc) for the
writer to use the occasion, from the feelings OF
her heart 10 dwell upon the many virtues, and
amiablc qualities of the deceased, rs some slight
tribute TO her memory; for seldom indeed. are
friends called 10 part with one 50 endcarcd, IN
the various relations which she sustained Is
wife. mother, mistress. friend and neIghbor
She was particularly noted for her charitable for
bcarancp toward the failing, of others. She lore
her suillrings with patience not usual to the
disease of which she died and though She had
never connected herself with any branch ot the
Christian Church. vet her friends have all reason
to feel and know, from conversations which she
had with her friends, both in her dying hour and
and nj other times previous, that -hc was fully
prepared for her summons. She was perfectly
sensible Of her approaching death, and calmly
spoke of it To those around bcsccching her dis
tresSed children not to weep for her, that she
was going to rest: and she died, i'll full assur-
ance of a bIi.-fal Immortality beyond the grave.
MAY the children and friends of the deceased.
who's, hearts are sorely bruised by this vista
ton of divine wisdom, look to Jesus. who alone
can give them grace to sustain them, and pre-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
Unfortunate Accident

We regret TO learn that Mr.. Joseph Gouldin.
well known in this city. met with an accident ON
Monday night, which ii is feared will terminate
fatally. He was found about o'clock, near a
wall ofthe new wing now being built to the War
wick House. with his skull broken and insensible.
He is supposed TO have fallen from the seaffold-
ing as he was engaged upon the building, and
doubtless had gone up for some purpose after
night. We learn the fracture is a very bad one.
and that but slight hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
Tickets for the Fair at Petersburg.

The Fair oi the Union Agricultural society Of
Virginia and North Carolina will be held in Pc
tcr.bure on the eth, 18th and 9th Of October.
We are requested to state that ticket, of Mem
bcrsbip may be procured from the Clerk, at the
Norspll House, the conductors ON the Va. aud
Tenn. Railroad, aud on the south side road. \
few tickets hive also been left for ,nle at this Of
fce The price Of II ticket is - which will Sc
cure free passage going and returning on the
cnrs u pcter.bnrg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
DAILY liRGINiiN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. OCT. Is, 1851.

The Washington Sentinel would have the sonht-
ern Wings sustain the democracy of the North
against the banded factions" &c. To this the
Alexandria Gazette justly replies. that Southern
Wings will sustain those PRINCIPLES which he
at the foundation of our institutions. A. for the
mere party men of the North of all parties, they
look only at their acts not at the "organiza-
tons. to which they may temporarily belong
Suppose we were to trust the leaders Of the De
mooraoy. Why, one day, for instance, W
would be told to have faith in Gen. Ca>s; and the
next day the Richmond Enquirer would teach as
to repudiate and denounee him. Aud 50 with
the others. Martin Van Bareu gave IA, "a lesson
which will never be forgotten. Mr. Benton Is
another case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

The Cincinnati Railroad Record says that
twenty millions of bushels focal are consumed
IN Ohio every year. 1t also states that Ohio is
estimated TO contain a field equal IN extent to
twelve thousand square miles, or one third the
surface of the State,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
The Lost on the Arctic.

HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-We learn from the Re-
publican that on Tuesday evening. after the A.
rlcntural Exhibition at Wythe,iue, Mr. Samuel.
PUckET residing few miles from lNytheyiIle.and
known TO most OF the citizens of that place was
whilst drunk and asleep somewhere near town,
brutaily attacked by some unfeeling. heartless
wretch and one or both of his jawbones broken.
1t Is thought he will not recover from ia effects
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IOSlpONEME.NI

Tae.iIe OF b. ain ", Heus. aud lot I, postponed
untiiilrIler The saa 81 tie Mil. &c. viii
r.in rahr rlaee ON tie list oe,,o,r.
oct g.,
~ L,och'snr, Epnir icnn, Richmond Whig nnd
Enquirer copy 2tav4u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

Inn .diatols after tn, ahovc safe, viii ,cl IN.
House aud Lotion HE TurnPlk, occupisd y Ilenfy L
Steven, Win acre. OF ground ntttrhed.fn Il ne ~.
Of cultivation. A>n, the Tobacco Fartoy win Ia.,..
ground Sale posi-, We. K PHELPS. nuel 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

Specializing on thr results of the late elections
in Penn,y wanna, Ohio and ludiaua, the Nev
York Herald say: w repeat it. the democrat
ic party of the North ileatifrd with the present
administration at Washington il wiped oai.'
e1ternuatcd, gone. There j, nothing in the
administration upon which it- broken legion- can
he re-orcnnEed. and the remnant Of il, term Of
existence i getting toe short 10 justify tn
slightest expectation Of anything turning up
To redeel. it, fallen fortunes. And - the Nor-
administration. l. routed Dispersed. and di-bab
dol"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

STATE or THE MARKETS. The New Yor
Herald Of Saturday says: Common aud medim
grades of State -four were lower yesterday; an
closed at IA decline of l2dc. 25e. per barrel
Canadian flour in bond sold a. high as @1sI
and was afterwards sold at 3 salcS Of priu
Genesee wheat we're made at 81, l2!, and of goo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

In thu city on he morning of the Eth INST
in the 81 street Methodist Church by the Key.
ID. Z. Wills, Rev. SrAUNToS FIELD OF the Yves
tern Virginia Conference and Miss MARY JANE
WILLIAMS of Amherst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

sa.tas,a af>i .G-. ..a.au corn wu- les,
tive though without material change in pices.-
Cotton was steady, with -ales OF 6o0 500 bales.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
Correspondence of the virginian
Matters and Things in New YoIls.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

TIE NORFOLK CoNVENrIuN.- \ notice in the
Acknowledged announcing that the proposed
internal Improvement Convention would be held
in this city on the goth of November, seems To
have produced III impression in many parts Of
the State that we had changed the day originally
appointed. 1h>iS not the case. The Dispatch
has made great mistake, which fnot timely cor
rcetcd may prove fatal 10 the Convention. We'd
nesdav the Sth of Aoyemher is the day for holding
the Convention, a. has been repeatedly anuounc-
ed in the papers of this city, and which is speci
fed in the circulars issued by the committee. We
are sure our contemporaries in all parts Of the
State will hasten to make thi. correction. Wed.
ne>dav the Sth of November. j. he day for hei-
ding the Conveniently lfRk Bsacon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

rIaa-piI With II Is only tlrpp months old. and
II 30 ,.,,,,a. - it. o., r,,,r,I u a.
i'''a' h'''''' J." ~ ''' ''''''
The others, though not coming ap to these two.
will make "A very respectable show at the Fur.
FfSF CATTIT.=Ihr Nythcvilie Republican
-nvs nj the Wythe County Agricultural Nhow.au
H.. .r...l.. " S,.,L,.,, uct.a,,.el. -, limited
h'e thf'' YEN ON '"''' "'''," "''S'''"
tFely l-lu l99o-i'@o and 2oo' aver
aging 1912 pounds. Two Of these steers wers
,.nreba.ed bv David NeGayock. Esa'r.. who, ~
-. ;,..,l. ,,l;,,, TIM, g., the Stat. Fair
,.i.,.I H..
Mt. 'e"'S ''''N'' N'''''i'' 9''''''s
steer that weighed 10 lbs. "l me 'H'''' Oh.
Wytho can beat any county IN the STATE.
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Lord tonne lhs7'p" Ieso''i'''" u "''' ~ ~
annual meeting III Richmond IA oe''p'r' l9'9.
The Board embrnce- eminent prelatcs ano
dl,jnq- of the Epl-copal Church Of the Unit,
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hnfr VI '''n i'e''''' COM '"'"g ~ '''i .
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tor Las was iaadf'rtahii5 st"t'I) "t Anatomy II
the Medical College, Richmond.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CoSyrNrGpS.=Ihc Dem
,,raiic Stntc Central Nommiftcr. Inv official motto,
49,, a -. J..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

NOVEMBER ELEcrIoNs.--on the 7th Of Noyem-
Der Ncw York, New Jersey, Illinois. Michigan.
and Wisconsin are to elect u menll,ers ot Cae-
gr-s-. In NeW York and Michigan State Off.
Gers are to be ehoscn,n Illinois staic treasurer
and county officers, and legislature in all these
States except Illinois The Nos~aeh, SETS an
nual election aud election 70, II congressman is
10 he on the 18th. In Minnesota elaelatat. /,
to b. elected some day IN No,cInher
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
For Families.

\ "1 ,s HAZE IA, "1S r'd psd dN ye ARE
D, hl.Nt g. t be hr.t in ta1li1ie, .uu be
soPf.ei ~ pi an, lauti'y. For sac by
JOHN y. SEAH Il co,
ga H. Dutg.-f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

torNTEW1a9s.-- Our North Carolina cNchan-
ges again call attention to the fact. that uoner-
Gus counterfeit bills, If the denomination. res
pectyely of Il, $40, and $50, on the Bank oi
Cape Fear and the Bauk Of the state, are in
circulation. These counterfeit, an 81 wclleAe-
cuted a. almost TO defy detcctr,n and are gene.
rally made payable at Salisbury, Fayetteville
Wilmington and Windsor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

Loss oFOoEAN STEAMERS Boston Jour
nal IN referring to the loss of the steamer Are
tie enumerates q ocean Steamers running from
the United States, tia, have been last the present
year. They are the san Francisco from New
York for California; City of Glasgow, from iy-
erpoo for New York; Humbnt aud Franklin.
from Iavre for New York City of PbiIadclphia,
from Liverpool for Philadelphia; and the Arctic,
from Liverpool for New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

FlSE CArrlr.-'rhe Wythcville Republican
-nys NJ the Wythe County Agricultural Nhow,ou
last Tuesday. Mr.. stephen Mcciaeoek exhibited
five three ycat old cattle which weighed rcspec-
lively I-lu=lsla3- l91o-l92O and 2OO5 aver
aging 1872 pounds. Two Of thcse steers "ere
purchased 10y David MeGayock, Eur, who, "
learn intends taking them 20 the Stat" fair.
Mr.. james I. Crockett exhibited yeariine
steer that weighed 1928 lbs. For fine Cattle Ole
Wythe can beat any county in the state.
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Mr.. John GROUSE cAuiblird Iat ii i've beau
tiful cattle in lh~ city yesterday, intended for
the State Fair. They paraded through the
streets to the music of the drum and fife. with
ribbons and flowers cneireling Their heads and
horns. and produced no little sensation. Among
them We noticed, particularly, beautiful and
noble looking animal hearing the illustriou-
title of " Wellington" lie l. only twenty-five
months old, and hi> gros, weight i, 1860 pounds.
lie i a thorough bred Durham. and one Of the
finest formed animals weerer saw. We prcdict for
Wellington WatorIo9 victory at the great fair.
There was also a calf which we were very much
pleased with. II is only three months old, aud
weighs 272 pounds. For it, age we regard 1t ~
remarkable in size and beauty.
The others, though not coming up to these two.
will make a very respectable show at the Far.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

The cholera has again broken cut IN Allegheny
from cholera, and subsequently, Nm. llnrnes>,
esq. with one OF his slaves. Normand Bruce
esq formerly member Of the Legislature, aud
recently high sheriff Of til" county. died on sat
urday, after a fey day. siekue.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

NORFOLK CoNyrNIIoN.-At public meeting
IN Carks'ille. on the ilth instant. seventeen
gentlemen were elected delegate 10 the Norfolk
Convention which meets on the sth of November
large number Of delegate, have MISC been a{-
pointed from Halifax.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-16

%, Weekly, per anlAnl '''''''''''''"'''''''''
,tky "''''''''.',.''''''''':.''' 80 -
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alsIFESgS III JESi b 1OVII 81 Z J 50oR 10
II. 4 | 4
SALAMdNDGR FIRE AND, ,TiiIkf
fROOF SAFES "A ittes ksssi.
u ~ Vnehi Of vadoua Sfe, llThI oi
hand, al No. 20 Dock giTeet, war
tthtsd eqhal 70 eny hllelnlm "
(sg nited 8lates EVpnh q Wat
NlEHr=1 son, thankful lor Itul hyors, ie:
laPssilgy IOieli eonllgianee o.
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rB undersigned, having bought out the entire stock o.
4 Gods Belonging to Meslrse Wheeler & laklpi heI,
eltnl 1aiios would beg gsaye 10 INFORM lne eltes "
Melclani Tailoring buauessi i the salne room ioTmery
oeeopied 81 Msssrs. Wheeler & Lakn, and having OBJ
ancd lie sersoes OF both Of The former W
iheiest syle aud beat manner Al yery Short nolleei
snj yery law ea,h Having aiarge slock onhand now
d,teimned 10 sell very low, tofedee hs atoik sud
make t9s sping SG9as .jn IJ ,liies
10 be rs recommended, or no tqleiluf if Ifil tng
Cone one, Come all
Nt.s y And i've us CALI in. ilfa't4t fii Z n
AZ tNo.2, Washington flRll, ...,,,,r,f
,,nt0 ftl y. ", hfNhbMeN.-
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E9SIS a e ss.I''l "
cyeat throuah I,ine Tor the Ha1i,

L ILL.
iiHR Baltimore ard Ohio Rail Rofd lIqpl Ny %
4 Baltinnre, aud e0nreclns With ne MesMngton
Woad Il the Junction (laleiy called lhs ieliy
ioase)g mleb 0O9 Bamors ,nS wis pe fh0ae
NV ereat idneis upoh lhe line arc nov eompeled and
lbs o " ne condition Psssnsls e! oss Of Is
Pghe nav and spendd scanlsrs ofie lthon Line iCom
Loisys aud Clelnlnll connect yl i Sheel
i1g a6 Iough tickets non, thete pteea 70 allmoiei
p4shiision, piiAdtrhs, &eY may behadol Tie tEen1f
ar on the hu1iA.I IU sfIH.tL w. lNIal q u. lN.
rSs tsineSs ,nilt,ansayes Hhssnsda A. 2 oelost
III, (betlnsl and ariyes al pshe SzYa
and allowing two houIe tiete, afflNesln
HsiliGiors (ssO miles, al AlMi the next mornli8 ne
ns lie passage through in about 70 hous' ihslea'qs I'
''S Sy tOApyOfihs sAsIsrrOndi'
and ,b,asi arc transerred The care for
wsshipSionM ne J4neVl and lor al BiI
ttnnore yjthont extra change ayeeIsa aie aoMeu lm'
ns In Sbd opnoftunity ttan points obAintfer neal;
'iytronsh tieiss nom wheeling 70 Bilumcfss Swlia
lnriyIlere ofigng over anywhere on the ioute,(
yystbl,.ton $500 TO Phihdelphln lOTlo " hsp 20, o
br de sedmefs oI the Union bns og we 9, sS
IA VIII ioad al Wheelhg u y. Ponp) Muuoa
] villa -',I.li ms7 ni iMN PARkkk. gen.l. sllll-
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n RCRIYBD this day, lhe besl pssQrmenl 81 usals,
III ,otb,s Ana thiidfens Cloth caps ever brought 70
i yins Boen selected with great caro- at rosaiui
tt,le tti o0aity. They comnise ~ paltas ollowsi
enis tioh opara black aud whlei geDs hair cloth d0
bIsiE dfSb snd qfeen iiding huntihg and Apollo cars
AIsO tbe gsyptiin Pytenntl tiieaot cap, hew eIei
osethst wil every other descFpiot ol ca sNlanl
'Smrii i ' ~ ~ p, HARPER 9 son
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NOYEM BER l6, 1854.
|. .WHEELING Z. b. n b.
EXGEISIORl!!..ii III.

THE MOST GORGEOUS, VARIED d}yD
extensive aidcii or Goods ever bfohght
.ifit 20 fills eIty can DO seen nf niH
no, SO cORsgR H0AR0B AND wATER sTREHfsi.
Wheeling, Yn. ft6i afL ..t
rtiHOg. iiUuHBS teesio Assure ha piFons and t9e
hubble keneialy, that thc abose alaieutnt hii.eml
tne audto c0nyce iieHelyes ilat ihs is to,i iheJ
VIII call d his store iheY WIN lses lho np't es'aVq 9
CLOTHS, CAsslMEBEs AND yEsTlNGs,
~ cRSyA4s, dtovEs, hkaDkgRoniRTs no.
.lfi0ai slvRYt AND Rbu0ss ogsERAtLY, z
Tia, rae ever been oleIed Qf q hei
inti 1tls tOhts0lb NY nlonda ihel my dlitqi
niioE but Al ihe pfeicnt tcaaon tho coldion0l
tb6 ehslern aicl9 10 spel - 70 insaTe mYdong soi w
const1uoae III ptlteA being consldemby isdusedi ~
iht nv itnds may ley upon gellins The beit Of p1.
rtina only tqlsat OF lien 70 avOf no Win calf
and Ihtnett inv very splendid stock ID IfHl liIat
TIL HUGHES cor Aomoq and iya'sr h,;l N
sspls ~ Whsslles, "a, /.
II 06N7L RV1Nl2 OOTFl7 etObe obttilcd oi
"a Ni III lrtoOhaAf NaUGAEBi -
vohtsiu,t ttiatncd ffoh BUlionl New Yorkl fhll,
sdsphs, and Ha,Iuols markets, with am9's 'plsnalq
oE0TJIS, IotS1ilis \ CASSIMERES AND YESTIE9S
ff sl OF eyery coior AMI pitlern.
HOSIERY on every doltfptonf tndktfohes, CTaFAie'
glockg, ll3yto, ele etc, IN builsni YaHsli. f
upscalh No. Sooner Monroe and NsIsr siIsel15 "
tepl9 mheelllIl ~ "
Il. u. ~, y
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No. i super Phosphate Of Lime
YBnsps .eUANo.@


Hls valuable FERTILIZER has been Used for tsye lears
ia Rlflidand olhe ratis Of Bo,0pe ,nd next 70 ",
alo holds nc ghnit iank 10 popnahy and ihe ~
wholl II ls usedgWopg Pgrmeui 10 ln
euuhtr BIZ HE tnbtcibef has been more recent hn lhe
ptare6b Ii hts de III lho eslimtion o. the public hts
moi besesa or tutcessiuihan Bbroaa etert Ivy
rlsl Of three years uVtllgill0n Of ll9 efs nQNmth
tine heie has heenNeIy many selupulops fApnilplslf
made by th5 most teeniihe agfeulullsia ana various
flhbs Committees Nt side BY aldo Petnvan Gu'no, q.
10 iin Iela Nc value tdmafdTllhihe alief enh ~ nes
intlfcea pTeleenCe glyon 70 ihe Ikuer fhQsp p
limeii Suth epotit as ieiufied VIII shorty he hatea
beiold ne hubo which viii convey n0ie ihiUfnNuoh
than NE fu6scnb0r tcs dtpoled 70 oaer, as The mahu
aeluter AZ tie Igeleut Wuluoni. DO rIf golr9 fiJ,
lAehemlca aeompOsllOnSO OF That naipre 10 az once AZ
ford iood and houfAmneH 10 gowih o all Descriptions
ms bsab being gOfOihed Ot pOund NBehi,n thoetcey 9i
ybieh a. manure is alrey well knoyi npd eppteeals.
which afe decOnpostd br ie lddlono oi one iIl lhelr
weght ol Spphuiic Acid, 10 whie isadded due pIonY
lion of 0thinand gulrnteol Nnlnionls ihe hlef l9pe
eai;lenl ageuislp ihe best PergYaa Guan9
n ID easy haided, being lereol powdefilt VIII %
6lund tui1be 10 all soils, warlanted lnre ana eenul
aid Wio luhtyo Ne toatd as eihoaolOds az hefefe
utcsthted il tlH tfi ui fINH 81 ...il lsiW
pamphela will be lorNerled on application " lhefpP
tefbti Orln hls afenif, whose qnlts ele a. olowh
iN MessSn. McUtudeI < Soni, RclnOnli Va
.rta 10 lRowlett, HARDLY a 70, Petersburg, Van
do Rorun locleiis Norfolk, Va . ,Hl
do o. N Riewau, feq,, lialimofei hlh rsIll
at1Hi FafF H. ID, DE HURG,
iat1lHtl ldt ifI Asiiedliutal Chemlst,l l.f
s,pas .sij Willhmsbufgh, Long glsund, n, Y.1
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Renoval.

,toI taiaIoH Removal, a l@ ven il.l
NHSULABLllNS 4 KNOX have removed their rA'is'
Nl f,Sieek el Bs0is end Sh'sb lothe new loursloTN
'''''1 Y~'4" No. 1I3, Main street y. y
Ats,y buIldltas NOllh 0i thc Mtrchanls heehanieS
ban ohthe opposite side Of thy gesb Anp sl9ois sou
INN 7. Selby'A dry good store. az .usl,.1 l,Jj
Tb,bk6ior 10 pilIoage heretofore extended to ihe
House tsy tre c0hddenIhsl with ihell inereased tt
lles ior doina bsnesa they can oef 10 mercmn1s sun
sSsssi doS ~ acDGdLi,sSs& 4 KNOX
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s,si'.2 q CO-PARTN ERSHlP, 5i.lslt ~
iHR subicrbeshaYe ihs day eneTed Into m
ibf the nuIpose o tsii,acting COmnlsionand fof.
wtunt BUSINESS ohder the stylc otGoIdoa AnllneMs
K TO- and solleis e0ipupee o. te 9g,jHssS 9'iSiN'
'Nl"ii'ft NstniAt ttH JNo. 81. MAlTHbWbt'
saf.iBfd 10 Yatl JN0, "a AGNBw!tl ~
N,,eh ttt te5i..iuI slit9f1 aff la ll.f la MI4 l.
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HAOHELORS,

Ialfoatdallus Liqiiid Hah' DBe
mo Hose withIn. hair dyp iAt my b Depended W.
on. We can fillly eooppend poye. he,.
oe,Iy 9cio,enet Ell be Oven to rs superiority oyef
svsIy,bnr OF me Kind now IN use. For saf, whoeiae
w W ll.i.IIsh SS TIL. LOGAN6 e Coz,
,1 mai si''''' - Sole agats lulhlse.Y
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IhnAllnR ma AanehVIlle AlMo.
n Parke fsburg PacKet,
ior SunAsL

TIg,fast running steamer stephen
ti Iayafd, BgoFa Matlst htyInS ltyIillS .s esss
aWhb,ng og 8undsh ami a liEieTnledle1e
ispdlpFs gysEY DAY at hall past O'Clock, PAls ,s
/ PoriTeIght or Ias,ige apply on board z tePA
Por I,altInore, WashInEton, PhilRdelPhiH
ind New ork u
rssis 3.
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the same. Please give usa cal beloIe purchasing elte'
where. iftNll EVANS 4 WATSON, W
Sos5 noek street., door below Third.
n B,-Also Hank Vault and Jewelefa' ButgltT Pgoof
SAFES Iron Vault Doors Tor banks stc es Patent slate
Lined ReffigdTaoTs, 3on Tneksi eics sairN yyl 1ilf
leoY arc Tie names OF few gentlemen End Pn9lle lp;
sttutIpns whohiye OUT Saies IN use Hardteda note
could be given. Iss, Nh tAg eig ..gnsika 81
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NEW SAYINGS BANK STORE
AZ fng OBJ fost OEfIoE OPgOsrE Tne NLuRk

sNfN III HOUSE. ~ NNhaeA
mo ts citizens or wheeling and yelnityi Peelg very
tthapkiulOr tie ibolal plironase received ioh You,
dbenit ffopcr (or your inierees aa well t9lny OVID
10 eall your aiouIlOa my osAutly epnnahel ao9t
of Hoos Shoes, Hats Caps umbfeiis and CarpetA1e
Al tbe U Mohfoe slre'tsi telng con-
there Z no greater variety In This markell WIN. m
quality are no. s6rpasied in Western Vignls and "
doo hnloIsold BY no ono Therefore esses.yl 'h'
ses m sssss libbofaliasl beco1e the son pe
tis hatsbsoi hope spatle pupil Of aTp toae-
Tn iltuariy, woad say have alarBe
ousntify M Fftnch Lace StIaw AID braid hQnncts,
tvhieh ryillftfit eostt heseason is'adyenolns
have also qhnlly 81 ekt tph crs ,g WiSh
10 country merchants We would sy nat We wv elll-
Gale any bills houshfinbo easle'i cities lor eaV w