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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

DEATH OF REroRrER.-Major Nathaniel P.
Brown, late court reporter of the Philadelphia
Public Ledger. died at Saysnah, Co., on Tuesday
last. The Ledger says. 6 = 3gI+-lf 5yl.ffHF
"Mr. Brown's health had been declining for
some months, from an affection of the lungs. AS
u last resort. he, accompanied by his wife aud
chil'lren. left this city last week for the benefit Of
warmer climate. He arrived in Savann.h on
Friday solnew hat improved TO appearances, by his
voyage; but the work of disease had too far pro-
gressed, and lie breatheL his last on Tuesday eve
ming. MIR. Brown was educated for the bar, and
was admitted 10 practice in our criminal courts
He was. for many yenrs, one of the repottnrial
corps OF The Ledger, industrious and capable in
his business. and generally regarded with esteem
by his associates and rends for his frank and hon.
orable character, and his amable and genllemauly
department.. His acquaintance was extensive,
and his many friends, and military and masonic
associates, will hear with regret of his early de-
mise.i' sgs e3sF. l..s.si
The remains of the deceased reached Philadel-
phia on Saturday in The steamer State of Geor-
gia. t a '.~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

Rev. c. Cotton, beng engagedin the prepara-
ton of an enlarged edition of the Life and Times
of Henry Clay, requests all correspondents Of Mr.
Clay, who may be in possession of original letters
from him on any subject whatever, not sacred 10
privacy after death, 10 forward the same to the
publishers of the work, IA. S. Barnes & Co., 81
John street. New York. assuring them that the
letters will be retuined or subject to their order
according TO instructions that may be given.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

uThe Martha Washington prisoners, in. charge
of officer Btuin. were landed at Jacksonville. op-
poste Louisville. by the steamboat Telegraph No.
3, conveyed byslandto New Albany. and before /
o'clock on T-ursday, were on board Capt. Mont
gomety's new boat, the Bell Sheridan, on their
way to Arkansas Mr.. shurragar arrived at six
O'Clock the next morning. aud took The first steam
er going South.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

EA Frerch: correspondent of the Baltimore
Tines, writing from Constantinople, under date of
January 25h; saysthere are daily arrivals ON the
interior>of the ptovnces-a number of recruits,
especially volunteers animated with the best spirit
and whose patriotic ardor is the only motive of
their action. Dsy before yesterday. fifteen hun
DR. ed Kurdes, on horse back, entered the capital
fundamentally repaired to The depot of War 10
be enrolled in the army sof the, Porte. Among
these tuOttRteers beautiful lp0nan also on,
horseback, gr1ned and equipped. She appeared SUI
perior TO her sex. possessing martial appearance
and expression of great courage. She excites the
greatest enthusiasm among the troops. The sim
efact alone Of the srrval of these Hurdles houId
be marked as one of great Importance. as the pro-
vince of Kurd stan has heretofore been disafected
and ina constant state of instruction against the
Porte. But such is the national enthusiasm, that
all domestic ;roubles ale forgotten. aud the people
of The Turkish Empire are united in sustaining
their independence and sovereignty. The new
American Minister, Mr.. Spence. has not yet ar
rived, but he is constantly looked for The bad
weather in the Mediterranean has no doubt caused
lis delay. His arrival is matter of great impor.
lance, and the Porte is known 10 be anxious in re-
gard to the line of his instructions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

THE Boor AND snoE Bus,srss-ow,ng to the
high prices of Stock several of our boot manufac-
turers have temporarily suspended their business,
while Others have discharged a portion of their
workmen only. In a month or two. however, we
may eEpectto the full forces atwork again.
Atdfsrd (lEass.) Jour.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

LIBERAL DoSATIoss.--Ichabod washburn, of
Worcester. Mass, who has just built free church
at his own expense. has also given $4,000 to the
Worcester Mechanics Association, to erect soci-
ETY. building, condition that another $40 600 be
Ia sed. Immediately 81. 800 has been subscribed,
and the work is going on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

IRA cargo Of American sailed beef arrived re-
Gently at Marseilles. The mayor of that city has
published approximation on the subject, to the
effect that he has tasted it and found it very good;
that it may be had at the extremely low price of
cents pound; and that to render it eatable end
to withdraw The overdose of salt, purchasers must
soak the meat half day in cold water. Salt beef
must be scarce in tl.at market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

Snow Storm IN THE OLpEN TIMEs.--The year
l7l7 is memorable in the history OF New England,
on account OF the unusual quantity of snow which
lel February goth and oath olthat year. In hose
ten tofilteenieet and in some places twenty feet
deep: Many houses of one s Dry were buried,
and in numerous cases, paths were dug. rom
house 10 house under the snow drifts. Tie visits
were made by means of snow shoes, the wearers
having first stepped out OF their chamber windows.
One gentleman, wishing 10 visit his ..lnly love-
walked three miles with snow shoes, and !. Inferred
her residence as he had left his own, namely: by
The chamber window. He was coraiallyreceived,
a week! Cotton Mather has left a manuscript
account OF "this great snow" and the many. ar
walls and rrrdigies attending IL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

The ARREST roa MAIL RoBnEny.-we stated
on Saturday that a. R. Smith. baggage master on
the New Haven, Hartford and Springfield railroad,
had been arrested at New Haven, Conn.,, charged
with extensive deprsdations on the mail. On
subsequent search of his private desk and trunk in
the baggage room. at the depot, large number of
post bills, envelopes, letters, dtafts, checks and
notes to the amount of some $4,000 were found.
Also upon his person were found about $500 in
bsnknotes, embracing the money. in sew
eral decoy packages placed in the mail by MIR Hol
brook. the general mail agent. .,5se
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

cHURoH Blown Uf.-The Methodist church ut
Chester Factories, Mass, was blown up with gun
powder on Wednesday evening. and shattered SO
that it cannot be repaired The Carson League
temperance meetings had been heldiin the church,
and the explosion is attributed to the enemies of
the Maine Law. -.----l. = co.
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nrPoIsONINGTn

Thousands OF Parents who vermiruse composed OF
Castor Oil. calomel. &c not aware. that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually ing tao
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness ofiimSs, etc. y
In another column will be found the advertise nent
iIobensacks Medicines, to which ask attention
all directly interested in their well their chit
dren's health In Liver complaints and all disorders
sing from those Of bilious type should make use of The
only genuine medicine Hobensaoks Liver Pills. tai1a
61"Be not dseetrea, % but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup aud Liver Pills, and observe the sig,
else genuine. ~ : - r. 1872" -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02
Imports OF Day Goops.--rAe New V,

u IMFoRTs OF DIZZY 7Goops.--Ihe New York
Journal Of Commerce says: A% =
The imports Of foreign dry goods at this port,
last monthly statement, show a decline, as com.
pared with the same period of last year. This
is the more remarkable, as it is the first monthly
statementsinc .July1s52 which has not exhibi-f
ted an incrase over the corresponding date Of the
previous year. The statement is made m for
four even weeks, ending Friday, February Cd, and
the total is S999;713 less than Tor The same neriod
ot1s5s. althoughitis 2,93l,6S4 gieater than for
imports has been very greatin both woolens and
eettons the former particularly, while the receip,s
l,of silk have increased. ~ ~ is9f d 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

FIoHT IN wAsHlsoroS.-A r=ncontre took place
in Washington. on Tuesday night, between Mr.. J..
Clemens Of Alabama. and Mr.. Harris, of Missis-
sippi. Mr.s Clemens was introduced to Harris.
who declined replying. The Introduction was
unsolicited. Mr.. Clemens retorted that he would
make Harris responsible. Mr.. Harris reiorned an
grily, when Mr.. g. drew a revolver aud struck Mr..
H. heavy blow on the head, cutting.it dangerously
and telling him to the ground. Clemens then
seized chair, but was prevent from further
attack by his friends, who interfered. The diff
Guilty still remains unexplained. and duel is an
ticiputed. De-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

SUDDEN DEArn IN THE PuIP1r.-Rey. John
Meachum; eolored. pastor of1the First African
Church, in Saint Louis. fell dead in The pulpit on
Sunday, the 2otk inst, while reading his text He
was formerly slave in Virginia, but was set free.
and went to st. Louis, where. at one time, he was
at the head of large cooperng establishment, and
next an extensive dealer in real estate, and owner
of large amount of steamboat stock. But for
reversss of fortune, it is supposed he would have
left his family $500 900 or $780, 200. As is, he
leaves item comfortable fortune. I,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

1Mr.sIno. M. Bots has bee engaged in "a cor ,.
espSndehce' with the editor of the Richmond Ru-
auirer. ON account of severe criticism in that pa
per offthe Nebraska letter published by the for
ner recently The parties, however. appearz to
hayeauiyed at an smieable adjustment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

RArHER Foxx.-*.D Dad fsIwas to see a duck on
the wing and was to shoot il, would you lick
s'oh,ono. my son, il would show you to be a
good marksnlan, and I would feel proud of Won ).
"Well then, dad, pumped out old drake az
he was d1n, over the fence to-day, aud it would
have done you good 10 see him trop.'' 1 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

A .MAnoaAar BRlDsk.-2one OF the bridges
luilt by the Niagara Transit Company, on the rold
leading from Lake Nicaragua to san Jaen del Sud,
Is made entirely Of mahogany, - sas.s g,as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02
SPEC TAI NOTICES.
USE HoWRs COUGH CANDY,
Protessor RIors.,s

AnytHornttnga ELIXIR or Cordial.
There was time when people wet ndc to belise that
certain medicines had influence upon the blood
The hllaey has been exploded. It's now welt known
that Is only through its elements, the cyie and the Sc
cretions. that the character vital fluid cen be chang
cd Morses Inpigo,attng Erfruiiies ic sangniIerous
current, by purifying tile ercols, regulating the
eotion OF the stomaob iiver and Tho bowels an
Alternative and nyigoren and the gau itsa L.
most miraculous cures eons4t In It's givfngtone tothe
stomach bringing the functions dsorderedors
gan up to the standard OF inpal ting the
eneebed e,faustanIng ROVER and ren
deringit capable Notwithstanding influences
which had heretofore enetvated or prosfaedit HeLte
ittaa soyercign unans rene in.ail its
forms and eonseqnencesfortot of undue torthe
seeretive orsans and ora tile lc uations Suspensions
and which Constitute ths sympt IONS OF ner
vons disease When the constitution seems broken down
tho appetite inert, the digestion feeble, the nerves u-
strung he mind clouded, and the whole system crushed
hyphyseal pain and dependency, It will revive
and restore ianimal and the
with degree that In times would
have been attrbuteds to enchantment. y sln e.77
The Cordial put up. highly cnrated lin pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle. for five dollars
six Tor twelve dollars. G. H. RING, Proprietor, n y
Z" 192 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West indies. 4 n 81 4, - 8. n, = 81
entsi-WaEELIxo-KELLS g. cALDWELL.
cisclSsAri7-B.i II. ME.AKIN3S.
- i u fH . .
THE. GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE,
MAN THAT WILL Acrs Ally Ruis HIMSELF ssLL CHEAP
roSne coaMuStry LAR6gi ,,
ISAAC PRAGER has justreturned from the East with
the best stock OF Dry and Fancy Goods, Ilosie.
ry, c, ever exhibited in this city, which he is oerng
at the new aud beautiful building, No. 5, Main ct
tbetween Monroe and Union strcetso such
low prices as 70 cause who call him cand
ladies' aud gentlemen will find TO their advantage
| they do so) to u ter the abuve ex- lamation.
His stock too large enumerate. viii only di-
particular attention achoice assortment OF tile Ia.
:est stSleor Plaids, Frenc h NIcrinoa, aud Wool
Deinines of eyery.color. iRlanisets, Es,abroider.
les, and anassortment Of Linens, never were
| seen before. *. .5,r 7'.i
10 the trade he offers particular advantages through
his connection with the first importing houses of tic cou
try he Is able to selias cheap
Market, Caoyi1 . ilsAAcgp RAG Ek, ] rs slainst.
Jas; H. McM EcHEN is a aiaate Tor the sHER1F r.
at the election TO be held In the Spring of 1854
oct2Std -sftn =. II. ~ ~. e. - -
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Central Ohio Railroad.

Accounts from all sources cheer US with the pros-
pect of aspeedy completion of this very important
road. The road will be opened to Cambridge the
present month, and thes@osk between that place
and ourcity, is being prosecuted with the creates
energy. This is probably the most important Of
the Western roads. and when we consider I'm,
opens outth best and central portions Of Ohio and
Indiana 10 all the benefits of a direct Atlantic
trade we can butexpress the conviction that the
notoniy meet with success, but ,fniftthe
most sanguine expectations of its friends. The
following, from the Baltimore American, will shew
that the company are making efforts to secure
sufficient rolling power, to,belput on the road at
Its opening to the Ohio river which event. it is
predicted, wilftake place in August next:
''Mr. ]. H.sSuilsan;,thc President of the road,
accompanied by Mr.. George w. Fulton, Tue Super
lntendent. are now in this city, OH their way to
Alexandra, Va, and Taunton, Mass, 10 furnish
specI hcation for twenty four first cluss engines
Contracts have been made with Messrs. Smith q
Perkins, of Alexandria, for twelve ten-wheel en-
gines The two first of which ere TO be delivered in
the month OF August, aud two more each Succeed-
ing month until the whole contract is completed.
The Taunton Locomotive Company have also taken
contract for twelve first class eight eel paSSen-
ger engines. two of which are also to be delivered
in August, and two more each succeeding month";,
The same as those from Alexandria. These loco
motives, with those already on the road, will iur-
nsh an efiecliyet lorcs of thirty six locomotives.
Contracts are also being made for i've hundred and
FIVE second class passenger cars which will be put
on the road during the summer and fall months,i
and there is not the slightest doubt an abundant
business will be afforded for this immense increase
of rOlling power. h4,s, az aiiii., i,s8 saE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02
Virginia Legislature.
ssreare not informed as to the action of the LIE

ave ore not informed as to the action of tue Le-
eislatpre, on the subject Of adiournment., An the
Rishmond papers concur in surprising that it will
adjourn on Saturday or Mondaylnex What will
be the prospects of an adjourned or extta session
we know not, though the general impression is
that the members will not reguest such a session
nextwinter Of the Governor, but will leave it 10
him 10 determine whether or not he will take the
responsibility of so doing. What he will do we
know not, though there are important questions
which haye not been touchel, and which will not
be acted1on. this session. aa-r-,'c Nc -aot
The important question of the re. charter of The
Old Banks has been passed over. and though the
nextFegular session will intervene before the pre-
sent charters will expire, yet all will perceive the
Importance TO the State the Banks, and to individ-
uats. OF having this question settled at once, so
that these old and tried fiscal agents might make
their arrangements for closing or enlarging their
operations. Then the Judiciary system as organ
lied by the last Legislature is far from perfect,
while the Jury Bill is cumbrous and unsuited for
many COUNTIES. particularly ours) and the Coun-
tysConrt Bill far from such as the wants of the
community, and proper regard 10 economy and
the administration of justice, require. The Inter-
nal Improvement affairs are far from being proper
~ settled. aud other legisIatan of various kinds
is essentialy needed. Still we do not suppose an
extra session is needed. 1t is expensive and has
many chances Of evil mingled with comparatively.
few of good. SO that. upon the whole. we conclude
that economy and the general interests require that
the Legislature should be distributed among ths
various counties Of the Stale next winter, rather
than assemble at Richmond.
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~ lknitimorc, iSVnBhinYIon,E shiinde ii ph IL
ana New York
- gs.s gzzz.ss - 80 80


Great through Line for the East.
VIE baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Ra Road at the Junction oIOeiy called the Relay
Rouse miles from BaltimoreS and with the Philadei
p'a Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road to PhaieIphS
The great tunnels upon the line are completed and
Tue whole road Is In ne condition, presenting
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
me new and splendid steane rs ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this w
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
or tho boats. " ~
The express mail O'Clock
A. NJ, Wheeling ne) and arrives at Cumberland C2OI
RsS9 1P s Ian hours arrives in
stoprages. Fl 1871 &C. ~ q ! \ ~
without Charge. s1f'lfssH- sst'= fsif - -
Passengers and baggage transferred the cars for
Washiagi on at the Junction and PndeIpha, at Bal
timore, without extra charge Travellers allowed
pie lime and opportuhyat all points their
Through tickets nom Wheeling TO Baltimore, Cwith
privilege oflyng anywhere the route,) SS5O-to
WasIiIIst $3.50 to Philadelphia, So-to be had on
boa I'd te OF the Union Line the Ohio.
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q B. FoRD) Mounds.
Vile mai 4 q WIN. PARKER Gen'l. Sup't.
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Real Estate for Sale.

y 1I6d al HSCdG6 LOT Sale,
OFFER sale my property located on nm. ,.. "a,
Of Main street, between Franklin and North Sfees
iunntng from Main TO Water street; Ninety.nine r, 81
Main and one hundred aud ninety feet on Water a.
II the whole is not sold together within three ontbS
iprlvate sale, II Will be offered at Auction in sTh
will be made known ~ SS's
also offer NY Farm, located in Putney township. BEL
mont county, Ohio fIonting the liver opposite Boggs ISi
and and adjoining lands OF William BeInard:
This farm contains between and 60 acres,-with ,oo6
grated bea ing nit Orchard, two Dwelling Houses one
u which was built last sunmer also, in goud CON
dion. This Farm contains bout 20 acres of CO.. land
only rs rods from tie river '
The Central Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati TaroIs
arc loca: ed through this Fam s,y
Persons DESTROYS OF chasing either these pieces
gruund requested 10 call the subscriber at Ills res
denCe III Fulton, near the city.
deC6daNy3n LOUIS BAYHA
The house formerly occupied by tho ersiened on the
above ia ned premises, is for rent. Any person des
70 examine this property do by calling Mr. m
Georse. conner ofs ain and WASHINGTON stTeels.
: LAND FOR SALE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-02

DIR MoRsE,s 1Nv1G GRATING CORDIAL.
The only sure and safe remedy yet discovered fer Gem
era Debility, Physical Prosratoh 1ritabflity and all
the various train OF fectonsi 1t also remove
for Study Business Memory Mental DEBILITY
ete-see advertisement. sepIG
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i, DO yoasrenember5 the Old Corner y
m o. 35,s WATER STREET. scallthere and sec the
newly received and gorgeous stock Of overcoatings
Sassimeres Cloths, splendid Velvet other Vest:nss
See, admit Q, and leave your measure x -
pair of Pantaoens made lie 6::>s syle, TO OR
overcoats, Goats, Pafs Yests, and Hosiery In extern
siye variety and Of finest material and MAKE always
sept3l ssaj ,s1nass 8 TIL TUG rs. WhrcIina.lva
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feb4 s Atlel i-l wM. T. SELBY
J. 9. Meic4if VIII be Found at the above establlsa
nient. where he awaits Ids Old friends. s sstts7 r
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REAL ESTATE Sales
YALUABLE FARM FoR7sAIr-

LIABLE FARM FOR
OK AZ kEs OF Land two miles from the citx of vr,
Depot he al hs Ps north
Ss,a r9ad running directly through lie r. a
an eISsIe quality Clay and saSav 'Sss;he.
IS an land presents uivaled sd
quality one Of the soS
viii be sold in or dairy arm in the county
Ing or e rs. enquire o. r. Miller, street Wheel.
'eoo Co... r. & SIP MrLEeR--
---77.-7-= :l9azetle copy.l ~ -.
r ~, VALUABLE LOT FOR =SALEI ; -
he sold ~ IN and Quincy Streets win
posed new Post otee ii would wide %ta TIC pro-
advantage OF being tho Of bsneS e"a has The
Ieez42 I'M JAS. Y. PATTERSON.
rr,1,o g. .. - FOR SALE OR RENT - . =
ins f,i n,ick buildings on Zanr street, East Wheel
aud carriage house, a ia cellar 10 eaeh with large stable
property being on Tie Heped atogeth
,,sE Enquire OF : MICHAEL 1t.i ]. RoHAN..
uhe above with other good IN lie ei,y Vii
oc exchansed for good farm M.JR
CAANCERY SALE OF. LAND AND TAVERN
'N''-s 49, James Erazier, In the Circuit
Samuel Frazicr.s ixr. other, c 1E. Of Ohio
Byvirtue decree made in This cause ON s oG
OF June 1865 will sell al public auction on lie n,
q F nals and s hs tss = Of
hoad In Ohio county, about ten miles east of f
OF wheeling containing about two huudTetI ard SoS
acres o. land, store tavern ouae. dwelling hos
S. , T.ne improvements The sa will be made Of lie
MS poPei ". together OF III parcels may be io,S
Sxreel and on the following tes one'iourth Of liz
putehaAe money 10 be paid in MONTHS nd Inc hsanr
oke, two and three years. te whole bcaiH
inc Jay o. sale The purchaser giving with gouS
seenrly and tile title being retained until ma yne,t
SAFE wlll lake place at the ROney'$ Point tavern "e
IIe above Is valuable prorerty. The ncInnfeld raj,
ROAD is located In ont OF the tavern, nd II IL smoS,
depot or station be established at that pse
f, ,,o.-....--- w. S. .wIcKHAM. '-@ F'-'e.
lanlVtS Sheriff and, coDnnIs.,on.-
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= LOST = &
GOLD Pencil Case ami Pen with garnet head = The
finder wilt be Literally rewarded leaving il at this
o&ce or with the tShose cngra we'd uIIon
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~ BONNETS.- &c = : 77s- -
CHOICE assortment oil Spring bonnets and bonnet
IA Ribbons. just received by A. II > : - >
feh24 HEISK Kill 4, 10
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'l.777 TEN YEARS Old.
ISL 90 superior lla!I Spanish Cigars.
be as old rs represented and much supe-
nor % lhe lRheeiins Half Spanish. - = - :, -,
,.b sSs sale s cheap by. = 81 .. w RHODES, =