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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

4se s as y ~ ps NC. hlIe9iy So
MS year alter In spite of opposition The
cam spread Itstg % the sa.e
meuicine mas made LOT him is OF anore service than any
''ei% :, p.f a. sa vert e.
togs Vegetable I.i,sis,e, and its effect fgiiss
9 1s hass a Pearl ST. cured Of
ta 0idha,a flate OF .houseo dwelling 12s
seaats one 81 Tie eleat and
@ earet OF great weakness
ysrTst @ =. Bsitlmcre st. suffered Intensely
Sss ali sther ans cured
spaS; WIN NOT permit 70 name HUNDREDS OF Others
s$sI, p @ mos, o@no. A0e, q'l' Jas
idse II 4 Hoha luke luke Key " Es-
wrst. Se St.
them. . - = "
gR HAMR1oNthe author of,ths great Peg
puS Si 0s SCENT isno' an af.iee got e. On the
eau ana get pSnP NETS g5atis see egIes.
pint, III. Ihlah, Is MIC AII..s sa
commend tie rerusa q Inc extract
Mr. Bull Is merchant q q high eharsstsI:
..,, so,,,n<5 Assst 2t isss
strange z at have take The you
5 but lie do s S s
leemit expedent address, you this hoping II may
e, ns m means 81 giving TINS medicine
l,eps The habit vending medicines which relate to
extent, Judge Of the real merits OF many OF them Ny
ne teaches me that ;retare' is armed
do not say that is aa intblc all cases bat
tate IL all daeases originating onl want or proper Sc
stetiSs TIC gastric juices Digestion eonse.
believe that many diseases vaious par OF the
Originally being in the stomach bad .ood,
bad digestion, and consequently bad dispositions
Hasis i iSsRa OUT myself to
!, upon ne 40 sure pay. system have yet oheve
mo BE- ssSSs tne
warrant il n the following cases Rheumatism.
lnfiamnatons which proceed nom the stomach, Sores
Ss ss%s and sSs
egy II ,%il h is mot the
so IL aSs es
n s y no The
that they are aIraid Of all This clearly stomach ned
SPECIFIC, IN Tic Woiais al 'uen cases
my nay and neisboroSd think s'a ANY %1n yse IN
what say about il and which do Without anv o;i,er In
est than the wish 100 4 in general eiTeuIation,
lrwha61 say be dodbted by any afcted ind they
% Ws s e. sandy sS,sa pss oes Mssex
d. soSa psy or Sas e eSsiHo aud II 1t
n.,.s,.,,.s.s,..R esPes,4lly, ~, Tnos. BULL
by5psis ZIP Complaint. ete
bear the dingsl This is butthe sentiment thousands:
ssrs Mortimer Mo,ssrsy@G ensm;a Wing sG been
afcted with til Liver compliant oil years standing,
eleby, o lhe heheht oil lie adiced take great pleasure
iii announcing that alter using lew bottles or Your Hamp
TONS Iinetsis found il Rad
have %ss ~, tinie 10 TIME, bGt
il isa Slessing 10 fes ~. shu
huna TIe many cur es il las yromsh i 0
or the benz results which nav he
Yours, respectfully, JCuRTAIN HAY
\ 10 I, ,i55i.s-- - ',.-"N ~
spectacle Drllgrists In south Carolina e " 40 "o N
| :, cMARLksroN. S. e. Sept. e1, 1858
TOMS Vegetable is eyeIy day and eve
aficted SeVe al oT Gurl lante bave ted IL In nj
sionishne SUI nj
dozens 1t las been found 10 he inc Tee,i, TO-
Pneumatic aHections ana VonderT cure 5s hss @
formed on negro inv s,,6eriSe ron siis
you w III a number OF ificaGes vsif ~ M
Please send ma soon ne nfsSihts q
- - / am. gentsmen Voiifs ~ ri tS:it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

0gE GERMAN CITIZENS held large meeting at
,he City Hall last night. We are not fully posted
As to their proceedings. but understand that like
.ool and loyal citizens, they were do~n on Abo-
Iii nism.
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FROM PITTSBURGH.

March 23l.-Po.sonous ingredients found in
Jewels clothes. Theprisoners far shows little
contrilinn;i he has made confession, butt has
prepared statement rejecting severely on Judge
Mcclure. "a. q $3.50. ;ssF - }is
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sslfst7as CINCINNATI MARKET. ~ &!
MARCH 23.-Flour dull, 6.30a40. Whisky al.
Provisions heavier, 70 sales. Mess pork, freely
red at 10 dollars. Sales Of fifty tieIces rice al
ST. Groceries Gull. IL. : 81 - dfl4 :
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s aaDEAFHsoF MAJOR HoBBIE.
WAsHissTos, March 2s.--aiajor Hobbie died
this morning OF CONSUMPTION.
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TO MOTHERS

TO MOTHERS.
A G. PARTRIDGE respectfully Informs his patrons
"A. ahdthe public generally: tlatthe light being most
favorable At this season, hs will give particular attention
during this month and next, TO taking the kenesses OF
youn: children DAY between the hours
OF 12 aud 3. 7''' - - mrI4
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e. ;rr.s Gs,I 10 the Proprietors
ssoalI be addressed to the editors, Jointly, or TO eli
la ore Ofthem ... r. ..l,,.., ii,
Go.i eniy on one side OF the paper.
oSssryanee ofthe above rules will greatly obge
a"enT. more prompt attention TO correspondents
ana ,Srx might otherwise some times receive.
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70 Correspondents.

.pps copeerrin su ,scription, advertising or 9th
Lei ,ati, b,mess oithe InteIIisencer, should be adj
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DIED

s. ..iss.s e S g 81 DIED.
ohswednesday evening, aiarch 2sd, at Triadelphia
RICHARD StMMS Esqs In the 7sth year or his age.
The funeral service win be 81 Msilhewa
Church half past 10 Saturday eto morrow.
Tleiends and ot the iaily arc respcc-
ully Invited TO attend.
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STABBISG AND PRoBABLE MURDxR.-.William
nada, mate of the steamer Thomas Swami, was
bbed on on w Wednesday night at our wharf a,
uaTter before IL o'clobk bya man named Fan
Koran, who had Leen deck hand on the
amer Baltimore. Horan was taken before Jus
Maclane shortly after the occurrence and
limited. Yesterday he underwent a further
mination. Mr. Thos. Sweeney, who was super
ending the lcading of the Swan until late
ir, Mr.. Donevon, hand on the boat, and
ssrs. Potter and Bates, watchmen at the Rail.
d Depot. testified, aud in their testimony con
Ted in the following version of the affair:
The officers and hands of the Swami were busy
loading freight from the wharf, when Horun
pc among them swearing. making a noise, and
offering with them, Mr.. Sweeney took hold Of
and walked him away, telling him how i'm
Perly he was acting in interrupting them in
'fwoTk and abusing them; and told him il he re-
ned again he should have 10 send for an officer.
Fan returned and resumed his noise and abuse.
Sweeney again told him 10 go away and keep
et' when Koran said Captain I'll pay you for
t-fll see you again. The mate gave him a
% and told him 10 go away He fell against
le boxes. aud got up and commenced helping
hands TO carry freight on board, but soon grew
Sy again, and held up his hand, which he..said
cut, saying "By Cd. Captain. I'll have blood
That" The male then said he could not per-
this any longer, but did not again touch him.
about twenty minutes afterwards, the mate,
aa'ng on box. exclaimed "my Col, Pm cut"
Koran was seen running rapidly up the bank.
was pursued 10 Main street, where he retreat
Town the steps of Rothacker& Leitner's COT
house, in the basement of Congress Hall. He
10 his pursuers when they had come up,
fe am, do what you please with me-" But
here was no officer at hand he was permitted
IN back 10 the wharf, crying out that he was
Gu &C. Here the two watchmen at the Rail-
Depot arrested him. Porter and Bates testi
that he said on going to the office that he
aSed knife but had thrownit away wiihsi
aFs, and hoped he.had kiIledth mate.
L SummIns testified thai Kinada was stabbed
seeh Tue nth aud sixth ribs, in the right breast,
ne depth OF about thee inches, and that the in
part OF the right lung was wounded. The
mai wound was from % 10 inches long. II
mol thought possible for him to recover. He
led IN Cincinnati and was taken on The Swami
en- lett Yesterday morning. as he desired to
"a home. alive. if possible. There was re-
Yesterday thst he had died before the boat
ned Grave Creek. This report needs cou6r-
0FaH was committed for further examination
e the County court. GU the first Monday OF
i.
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Co-pARTNERsHlF

C0-PARTNERSHlP. 1850 y
HE subscribers this day entered into partnership
for the purpose OF tranSactng Commission For.
warding business under the style OF Gordon Matthews
& Co.. and solicit continuance o the business
firm. 8 t57ss. h. s. GORDON,
.-.7-f-- slsl. JNO. NJ. MATTHEWS,
45s7s,sIa ..5+5f JGo. L., AGNEW.
March list, 1851. nIr4
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RIVER. AND WEATHER. 90 "a

ClNctNNATI, March 25.-Rivst taIhng slowly.
Weather cloudy. - s 4 = / = -
iPir1sptnGp, March 2sd River 5 feet 10 inches
and falling: Weather clearing up, bnt cool and
windy. sscssa arzsi
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COAL BOXES.
BEAgzzfuLLY dseofa ted article suitable FOR parIor
street near The Post oaioe. Wheeling. Va. mrT
SLooi OF assoited brands consnntly hand aud
IL Naic By The drny load larger quantities..
mIe GORDON nATTH rRs 4 Co
HATS AND GAPS.
uSf received, large lot gents youths silr
- Hats New York, Phiadelphia BsiffuoFs styles
mTia s. D.sI{ARPER & SON !
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HEMPFlELD 7RAlLROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all the stockholders. rr
In vate and municipal. OF the iempcd Railroad Com
pany that The 9th instaIent OF ve dollars per shire. is
cqaircd be paid before the 10th day January
ext and he like sum Of i've dollars per share monthly
nhe reafter until the whole amount is raid. y
JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer.
Washington, Pa Dec. Pc 1853 2. desc
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CAUI-ioN.

cAUTiOM.
lDR, MoRsE's TxytGpR SrINu Coz been counter
fetted by sene upprineipled persons.
ait the dial
sine pasted cork each bottlc and tie Ioi
lowing WORD bio wfi IN the glass
sDR. aoRsE, s invIGoR ATlNG CORDIAL,
Ii. RiSc, rnofhiEToRs N. ~ II
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DISSOLUTION.
FINHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Gordon, olatke & Co, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. 14 L. s. GORDON,
,9@s Hssssyi-.3 40 A4GLARkE &sTHAW,
March Is, 1884. j. B. AMER. y
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usHEy ARTHUR LITTLE. W. L. M,SEgIY
Busbey,, Little e, Co..

:. NLaTNet e, w heHIlnH,-Efl.l = I'd 1sFealF
MANUFACTURERS OF Wagons, Carts and WHEEL
wtsst work OF every descEi for home use and
ty prompt attention to business, the manufacture
o. The hest quality OF work, the this
shnent hope TO receive liberal from the pub
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Faa was committed for further examination
: the County court. GU the FIRST Monday of
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- .9PIANOa FORTESH AND GUTTA IS
UST opened, fine assortment OF ID. X. Stanford &c
- fine wood Piano Fortes, and @. F. Martins
fine Premium Guitars, which are offered at - -
81 NIanufnctn Prices. fias5.
The subscribers. being appointed agents for Mar
tins Guitars will keep constantly haid tie various
grades those celebrated Instruments, very
est prices. We respectfully invite the musical eommuni
~ 10 call and judge themselves the old Music
Variety Store OF -. 81 D JAS. MELLoR, stl
ian26 26. Union at.
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:
The Morning Herald says messenger arrived
and was Immediately closeted with The Queen,
who brought information that they Russians had
carried Kalafat, &C., no details.==The report
I,atia Eol
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Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

aleaAh III IHE tine SIDE ls,, wheel ls,l e- II
kssss9tsFfsS WINCHBsTKR,C Cap. ssEt2S8ffs3
60 Geo. ID. Moore, and el-aessszzsSszE9
lURNAi, Chpt.Asa Shepherd, will daily between
Wheeling aud Pttsburgh-tle Winchester leaving Wheel.
nal every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at a. MI
arriving Melsvie in time connect with the Ceve
land cars Pittsburgh in time the morning lines
East Returmng-the Winchester leaves Pittsburgh
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and the Diurnal
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday 10 A. NJ; arriving
at Wheeling in time for the msi lines for Ohio.
fFor freight or passage, apply ON board orto
- - S. C. BAKER & Co., Agent.
~ Through tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De-
troit Milwaukee, Chicago Buffalo and at the
Office OF S. g. BAKER Dr. Co. CIeb5
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CAUTION Bsx9.rs.A

l<lI LILIl EizLLLtLL+
Iso observe Pfoniseory Note with ue pforfietote
written Signature every genuine bottle of Dr. NoFtess
lnsigoraffng Cordiel.
sTc Counterfeit which Is forgery
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zhe cenasat fs pr. NJ. Afssy sssssnlsassd, PM
otLLss. + :. -. =. - q.
~, 4. II. II NC. r ropziefofs a
*. 100 Ertadw2y. New n ri.
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DO uolt remenber "a OH CO..

MO. IS, WATER sTRERr7 CaiIthere ana see the
In newly received and gorgeous stock OF Over
eio,ss splendid Velvet and other vesnssi
GI4 pair Of Panfafocnf made IN ne fiesfsfre 70 on
DER, al 4 hoisrs nefirett -
Coats, fatss Vests and Ho1iery, in cxten
ssc and Of The est material make dftrayn
on lani cveff gorment made In The establishments
cepir tn HUG HIS. Wheeling, Va.
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Cure Of Coughs, Vertigo, Cure OF & ven
cradle Dir pulan's city man wei
known, and who 80 testimony adds nuehto tlestriump
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
DEAFNESS, P.aRTLaf OR TOTAL
E.VTEREL V.ED

l lR ALSOPHERT begs to call ne attention of those
IL suffering under partial ttal loss hearing to
the following facts He treats diseases of the middle
and Internal Ear with medcated douches such nov
prscced in the Inrmares at Berlin, Leipsc, Bruese
Hamburger and St Petersbugh, and lately BY the mos,
cess. The best proof of the efficacy this teamsa,
VIII be reference to nearly hundred nar..
residents of the United States Canada, Brupsvict
and Nova Scotia who have been acute hesy
ing, and not q SINGLE solitary knowledee
did we fa 10 effect restoration of the hearing hen
our instructions and advice faithfully adhered To
hen the Auditory Canal is dry and sc~ly, when the
tpua puisations when in STOPPING eensatiop A ~
rush of blood to the head took place, like falling
water chipiDg of insects ringing bells, rusnp ~
ieavessnging of tea kettle, &c the hearing s less
acute in du weather. when cold has been tax en- or
when the disease be traced to the effects of Fever
Cold the use OF outline mercurnl med, cines gath
eings in the Esrs in childhood, more advanced
age Dr. AS treatment stands prereminent and may be
JUSTLY CONSIDERED IFFALLIBLE. In deaf and dumb
cases il they possessed the hearing much
good can be accomplished. In the Deaf and Dumb
school at Leipsic in class of H. succeeded resto
ing to acute hearing and to be ab disrg ask e
notes IN masic Dr. A. begs explicitly state that In
hose cases he undertakes he q succsssfpI
result no matter of how long standing the may be-
or how often others have failed in its treatment Ap-
plicans will pl their age, matter ssues from
of general health, if subject sore throat When
the hearing Is restored authenticated certificate and
Inc usual tee according to the circumstances
ueDt, are expected
MEDICINES, APPARATUS &C, win be sent TO ssy
part at myoDR risk and expense.
Address Dr. PILcRER ALsoYHrRr, 422E, ProAdway
once New York Five dollars consultation Fee
Am
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

GALENA CITY MARBLE
MANDATORY.

ROSEPI.o1 GIL, BADGER & CO..
W. the extensive OK " Narblein the West,
Ii from he c-ebra Q at t,uliand VT. ing
ih, sI-n-ive s~les have m=d9 throughout the
tire Western ~taes ensti tn sell AS cheap and
give satisfaction than other e-ablis hment fr
he wes-. We hAveat aIl times on had a complete rs,
snrtncnt Of aONU VENTS, TOM rs Il tiEADSTUNE~
MANTEf. of every pal tern end Furniture Marble
to order ~e employ hui the very best wnrkyn"n,
consequently work is unsurpas in heanty and dn-
ish We invite all 20 come am nine eek and
workmanship, whether they wish t. pnrc!a not
Shop aud " atehous- Spring street, Garner Lcyee,
the Lower Rridre.
ROSEBROUGH, BADGER, & co.
GaIesa. iIn,) april !, $50. 24tf.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
Notice to Miners,

A Rare Chance for Prospecting
rINhE bseriber oers to miners wishing TO pro.pact
an opportunity, in the present times high prices
ior minerals oi digging Oh the following lands, viz:
North half of Sec. 2, T A. r 2, e.
r. q: OF s r. q of Sec IS, 7. S, R. 2, E.,
on the following favorable terms
Inc nre thirty thousand rent free, all other miner
III, including washed mineral, sixth. He will
allow thirty dollars out of the rents BULL
on the ground.
This land is in the of the Irish Dgginge. and
BraeSen Perces puup dgeings, and is situated be
tween the "Legate branch" and Lost Grove.
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Mineral Pol"t, Feb. To- 1859. loft
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

or all the numerous medicines extant land some of
nothing has ever been found which could in its
eiects WIN this preparation. Others cure sometimes,
where medicine give relief, this will do IT. Ii is
pleasant to take and perfectly safe In accordance with
those W no have those no have not Fami-
es that have known its value will not be without it,
Gus consequences OF Coughs and colds which neglected,
rIran into fatal col sumption
The Diploma of the MASSACHUSETTS, Institute was awar-
ded to this preparat by the Board of Judges Sept
a4: also, the Medals OF the three great ns of
country also the Dipioma OF the Ohio institute
at fnclnnati has been gwen to the CHERRY PEcrop
bv their Government consdera ion of extraordinary
exceience and usefulness In curing af ctions the
Read the following opinion founded on the long expo
Of hs eminent Physician Of the Po, and CITY Of
Five years trial your Cherry Pectcral in my prac
tice, has proven what foessw from its co,nposit,on
it eradicates and cures the colds and
Coughs which we, in this section, peculiarly Liable.
think It's equal has not yet been discovered nor 90
| know how better msGy "a be made for the dis
L. J. BURTON, ND, FRS
See what it has done wasted constitutions not on
~ In the following cases, but thousand more:-
SUpBUKy, Jan. 81, 1851.
arrboea In the ~ines of California ! returned to San
FRANCISCO In hope OF receiving benefit from change OF
climate ana Diet My diarrhoea ceased, but follow
ed by cough and much soreness. finally left
for home, but received bel eft from voyage My
New York, Lwas at once marked by my acquaintances
as victim of consumption. must confess that
a.
At this Time commenced taking your Invaluable medi
c'ne with lite expectation Of deriving benefit
lis use. You would not receive these lines did
gard II my duty to state TO afflicted through you,iha
my heaih in the space OF eight is fully restored
aitr butte u TO The use Of your CHERRY PICTORIAL
Yours truly, WILLIAM w. SMITH.
WARRINGTON, Pa April IL, ls4S.
De n sir: Feeling that have been spared from pre-
aui grave through your fundamentally prov
idence q" IL d. will take the liberty express you
nv gratitude.
cough and the alarming symptoms Of CONSUMPTION
ha reduced me too low to leave anything like hope,
hen my pnys elan brought bottle OF your Pecto
raj. IL seemed to sffrd Immediate relief and
lew weeks time has restored me to sound health II it
w' DO for others hat has done for me, you GER
talniy one OF the benefactors of mankind
sincerely wishing you every blessing, am
Very respectfully Yours,
JOHN j. CLARKE, Rec. st Pau's Church.
" it'll such assurance and from such men, no stronger
proof be adduced uniess il be from effects upon
lrial.
Prepared and Sold by JAMES c. AVER,
Practical and An alyIicaI Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS
For Sale by i. H. VIVIAN and Il ID. Pull.
FORD. Mineral Point. n49tD3itc.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
NEW GOODS.

~ III" GOODS.
HHE undersigned, grateful to liberal public
past patronage, begs eave to invite attention to his
present stock of GOODS, most of which are ne and
consist i'll part OF the following:
DRY GOODS
Cloths, Cassimeres, Bonnets, Parasois,
Satlnets, eeds, leans, Umbrellas,
Blue Driiliings, ManIua Ribbons,
hamilton and Hickory Hose, Gloves, Combs,
Merinos, Alpacas, Bobineis, Edgings,
Cashlneres. LANES, I.sces, Tapes, Bobbins,
Lawns, Ginghams, Carpet Binding,
Caiicoes Jackonets. SILK and linen Hdkfs.,
Cambrlcs. Swiss Mulls, Braces, Buttons,
Book Muslins, silk and Twist,
shirtings and sheetings, Coat Canvass, Padding,
.i.ceys, Gambroons, Silecia,
apron Checks. Irish and brown Linen,
Coiored Cambrics, Gotten Yarn,
blue and White Satins, Spool Thread,
"hite blue, pink, green And In short, nearly every
ana orange Florence and article of Dry Goods want
Ifapes Tor bonnie Innings led tn this market.
GROCERIES.
''osf Refined and New Orleans Sugars Coffee Imperial
Eunpowder, Young Hyson, and Black TEAS, of
superior quality Aiso inferior Teas-cheap.
ground and race Ginger, whole and I'D
Allspice, Nutmegs, Saleratus. Mace,
Soap, Candles, Yeast Pow
ders. Molasses. Vinegar,
Mackerel. Goldfish,
Currants,
CHEWING ANDs SMOKING TOBACCO,
SPORTING & BLASTING POWDER,
SHOT AND BAR LEAD,
PERCNCAPs,
TAR.
HARD- WARE.
Knives and Forks,
Pocket aud Butcher Knives,
Razors and Razor Straps,
Tea and Table spoons
shears and Scissors,
Door Locks and Handles,
Butt, and Screws and Strap Hinges,
rasens a aaa p saa o saa miii.,
Cow and Ok Bells,
Mouse and Rat Traps,
Augers, Gimlets and Files,
Hatchets, Hammers and Meal Selves,
Clothe, Tooth aud Shoe Brushes,
Split IONS and Horse Cards,
Pals, T, bs and Brooms,
Powder Flasks Spades aud Shoveis.
sc,the snaths and Pitch Forks,
A1es, Wood and Hand Saws,
BOT" a1ss :" aND D. sSoEs.
a Mems Calf, Kip, and Coarse Boots -
Pumps women's Caters CAT, En-. -
Shoes; Kid and Leather slippers.
Boys, Misses and Chiidren's Boots and Shoes.
g 10 g REH Yo
Plates of assorted sizes and qualities,
Teases, Cups 6aucers, Bowls, Pitchers & Chambers
Glass Plntes, Cnps, Creamers, Sugars,
Molasses Pots, Vinegar Cruets,
Peppers, Mustards, Salts, Casters,
SUNDRlES.
Nails, Spikes, Glass, Sash Putty, Cotton Rating
Wool, silk, Panama, Leghorn, Palm Leaf, and Straw
H "a
SEAL Otter, Nutra Muskrst, Plush, Glazed Cotton
O. II II s.
Satchels, Matches. OK Yokes and Bows.
Hall bushel Measures, Jugs and Pots.
Garden Seeds, Castor and Sweet Oil,
Lees and Bragg Pills. Arabian & Mustang Imminent
Oil Spike, Laudsnum, Magnesia, Cream Tartar,
Essense peppermint, Cinnamon and Wintergreen,
British Lustre, Blk Lea Shoe Backing,
INK Pens, Paper, Ok Marrow, Bears Oil,
Rose Oil, safers, &C., &c
would not dare compare my Stock in quantity with
ONE OF my wealthy Deghbors, but have no fear of a
comparison of Quality and Prices.
will sell as Cheap the Cheapest for Cash Produce
" Barter.
WHITNEY SMITH.
Mineral Point, May II, 1852. p3oy5y |