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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-08
rltuburs- PIRMING & BRoTHglIs, 10, 90 NO
81, and by nussISts Eenerally leli-ln
AFFLlCTED READl!


AFFLICTED READU .
philadelphia Medical House Ritsbllihed q
i yeaTsagOby d. HitHksiin, corner Third and Union
sis between Spn.e and Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
lNVALlDS
AIe aprdsed that Dr. KlNKELlN confines bis ppetleS
10 particular bpntl olnediclne which eugaGes HE
Undivided attention. Tic cautions ne unfortunate
against the sbuse Of mercury thousands alo Annually
neturialed Ou Of llio Recent affections tre promptly
eAtiiTulthcd
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCES
In The treatment OF Rtlass Of diseases hitherto neglected
and lmpe iCcily understood, has enabled DIX, klNkR-
lin, (ARihoT Of Uoik on SoCFTtstTtdhoH) 10 ptOyt
that niue tenlhs Of The causes Vi nervous debility, ooa
and constitutional weakness, mental and physical suffer
lug tateable 10 Certain habits, forming The most se
ceet deadly aud fatal springs OF domestic misery aud
plemalu,e norialy.
30 2 TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There habit sometimes indulstd In BY boys, Il
solitude, oen grOM ~ with them 10 miniOod, aud
which, not ieOmed In lue time, not only begeis sell
Gus obstacles 10 matrimonial happiness bul gyesIise e
series OF pTosetCd, insl Ous, aud devastating anec
lions. Few OF iLOse WHO give way TO this lninciOul
IacCeae aware vi the rOnstquelces, until they fluid hl
FERROUS stems ihateed, le strange and unSteounta
bic ceilings, aud vague feat IL The inihd.
1he unfortunate thus afflicted beeOmts feeble, iS una
BILE Olabor with accustomed igor Or to Apply his mi
iostudy his sIcp is iauyand weak he Is dull iussO
lite shd etga - tn bis sport with les enc sy tlau usual
II he emauCpatos him'ef bel0 the practice has done
iAwo ~ end enter nialiinonyi bis lrilSge IA unllu
ul and lisiense tells him That this Is caused by hts eab
flles 7htSs eoHitdsTatons Khieh thspid aaktu NJ
diisHHeH Of hossfiEilaIiy tiihdted.
MARRIAGE,
Requl ss The rulhlnenl oil teyera conditions IN order
that II may he really the cause Of mutual happiness
Coud tie veil which now covers the origin OF domestic
wIelChsduesA DO raised, Its tue sOuce IN every In
sa &c dhelosed-inhow macy could II DO Traced 10 phys
ltaldisqahhealons aud their attendant disappointment
Apply lieu, while yet IN tine, In order 10 have your u
sirul od eaNed Organization Iebaeed reyyiRed ard
Strengthened.
REMEMBER.
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NoW saVingg Bank stOre
OLD RGGT.nRRICR.


"KEgP THg HEAD AND FEET COrkgD"
NlTlZRNSol wheslingund ylcihty'-1As ga llla
~ 70 health reminds ule that II may not hirsn l9el
your atlerlion TO my Fall and Winter sictk o. b91e
Shoes, Hats, Caps Umbrellas and Cirftl Nth hW
corner OF Market and Monroe stites, wk's iSl ~ y.
mud great variety OF fashionable laicly receives SV'l
suitable iothe Sea OIL al low prices. ,-.
very thankful Tor tic liberal rAtronlgt received ~
eogllls anorsSI lou, respectfully solicit yolauow
ahd eNimiue my StOck, III will be my peiut 70 ts "
wait on SOU, thus uniting labor with Itsl, ihiI y
have their Offspring health. nni 10 this addlfg md'
aud economy may have wellih,
Ladies', you wish 10 purchase hshion'bs ana OK
winter BOnneis, sure,
Can al ihe Old Post once, OpnOsiitih ' NSlkt'
Grnl,snrR, irJou wish IOPurehl'ea hShlOi-Nf''
on Hat
Callat tie above rlhce, where you will Gti-ihL
lIenamher, the Old Post once corner. III,
To Country Merchants ! hayeaew Goods w.
Inv rlIeS. ...,.,V
OclI II. w. WIN
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& Imson u. Woodrow having. on the nth day OF
- IpiL I'D hypoper deed conveyed w trust 10 Inc
~ dettsred for The benefit OF lie said Woodrows credit
ort all u his reel and pstonal popeiya and ehosesinae
tom oil persons IN any Indebted 10 said Woodrow
ave equlIed 10 make inniediae payment 10 me, and all
70 sous bayRs claims tE-iutt sid Woodrow are required
in der 10 tceye any bsneh: under sad trust within
four Hoht 10 hr their claims with the proper rettte &C
tOdng 10 The terms Of said deed. with the undersigned
tri3 GkO w. SIGHTS, Assignee.
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SiDNRY BRBBsB,
Ex-senator Of ITO United States.
Profe''Or wooa., OrlontnI snuntlvo

ms lInlment iSa valuable auxiliary IN tho treatmeni
come OF The most ornddabe dsrAsea with which u Is ol
iot euneHai iornta5e, EfaHmaiion ~ hs igHE ana
s2uit ny thorough aud continued application OF this
Imminent over The regon OF tie iftcttd organ, these 9th
erwiSe formidable dlseases al once lsaMel OF more
Than halt their teuos particularly among Children and
thousands OF mothers, were they Allowed 10 sresk, would
With all The elOqlence Of ceiling aud Affection, hear Their
united testimony 10 the ae, that had suatehed thsre
deu rom The veiy Jaws OF DEATH aud restored them 10
their former health and beauty. AGAIN. II wl DO found
powerful auxiliary IN removing what IL generally known
assn Asua Cake, or enlargement o the spleen, In an
cases where an evel appoaonlso Of service, this lin
ment will be found uSoul
General depot COS broadway, New York; and ia
arktt e. ~ Louis
Rorsile wholesale and retail In Whselingby
le1d3m WILLIAM j ARMSTRONG; .
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Planished Tin Ware.

Planished Tin Ware.
lust opened assortment ofsplendd planlshed Ware,
consisting coffee and Tea UTns, chatting Dishes OyS.
ter Stewers, Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Teapot Egg
coolers, Stomach warmers, ard painted Toilet setsS
bsautimarlloe We respectfully solicit the attention OF
The public 70 our varied AID House
aud steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
hO2S, Monroe 81, near tie Post once.
nnNln Mhnnlnr W
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sMEDtCAL.
Prof. WoodsI

~ MIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r the Rntt time Intro.
IA duced 70 no citizens OF Wheeung AZ No iao MArot
aeti whlthit TIE only sure remedy ever invented that
Will eneeluily reslo tho grey hairs and Hhikoa 10 Tie
orlgnaoolor Of youth, without dyen cover The bald
bead IN short lime With the natulal covering, remove
dabdluh and prevents Tie heir itOm falling or andis free
non The lllhv sediment 80 Objectionable IN divers pWpa
Ialonsoi different nawesuoW hefolelhe publci lilo KE
FoNAriNE " btauliN ldlce for betOei, 0r The old
Or Jou and can only be ann ccaied by m usei sud all
ave lesPeully luytedtO oallattbs lerot and examine
ile Testimonials Of ladies' aud gentlemen OF hith ieputt
tionn The South and West, where II YVES invsued but
VIII Teier TO tue certificate below OF tie stit gshed
s'a's'minand Senator Judge HIeese o. llllnolH
CANINE ~, June n, 1883.
have used Prof o. s, Woods''Har Restorative, aud
have idmred tie wonderful elect Ny hair YVES beoon,-
Resloatiye las resumed ils Ohsua color aud have
no dohbt rrnpnsnily 70.
SlDNRY BRBBsB,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
No, l, sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS. cASSlMEREs AND VRsTINGsl


New Spring mud simmer GoodsI
Idh leDure IN belug able to Eay 10 my old Gust M
\ eWa ud lhe laAh 0uab,e community, that have iusl
IrWWd from New York, aud have besn able to procure
we most Fs1hnmbe floods for the teAson that Tue Grtit
Emrorium' New York nimpnh from FIancs and the
or eonlue aud having dis enstd with tie sale OF cont
Tie vaults oil NY cu,ionors In the fashionable way NJ
new stock now consists Of
1JArEi Brown, oaEES, bLuE, OLlvE AND
DALlliA CLoTns,
Also tktnd WOO CSshmttetiS, tl shades and eOoTsl
hOnbliie aptrT cloths llnenand gTttSclolls,
&C., lOr making ffoek, dcss, taCk AID business coats
Picntli, Rngth aud melean eaSslne esi also ducks,
hnen diings, &c M making pants. AstO Yesduss, |
have The ruA betul selection ever looked al In any e.
y alul which anu now pTe1ln TO lake W w The most
lnlhe aud btu tlylr, as lhhvese Nr RrssrLLs
sstytes a. cutter Tor e coming season. selceTlan In
can furnish better cloths than any house west
OIL The lllsItsny mountains
In connection With tie above haVeR beaufal attoIt-
n'ni Furnishing Goods, oil hte selsouabs, and fash
'iabls lnslsus Of Goth, cassinsle cashnsIett bon
hltc giass linen, abita AID plain linen, fork, dress
AMI business coats, aud pants, made from tic most
hahllnahc and stasob GoOiS, In great ylioJI also
fH end tQilon Hh rs, Sir III en- lambs wool I'D cot.
tn uldeTIius and DidWersi eIyetS stocks, collars,
glove, and usrcuders.
se IN eleat yaTitiyi also, every oihsr article suit
able iCi couple lug a teni emlns wardrobe
M The above named lioIcs, together wi many other
aTeea th,i an Ne found al my store, No L. SprSg Ou,G
P'AAe sllintnd take look, and much obhgs yours.
n12i &. RICE,
NOrICE-- EXTRA
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BLACK, BRowS, oaEEE, Blue, oLlvE AND
n,tut. 81 orug
NOTICE- EXTRA

have small $40, Of common clO,hng that will Ill
ro,s OF At eHt, eysnlssi 10 make ICON iOI my Spin
Slrck VI me goods
tptgt RlrR
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Saddlers Hardware,

AND COACH TRlhMlkG,
lust oTersd large assortment olSaddlers Hardware
d nd Coach limSilg Coach AID Leitler Yhrnlsb,
BuEyy Bows Hubs, Spnkes, Fellows Carriage and Tire
nolS, MileAbls Irons, Patent and Blane.ed Leather
End yhns,esd by The tradsi TO which inSte te al
ttnllon OF lie public. JOHN RNOTR,
uai3 Old Stand, 1853 Main ~.
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40 Country Merohants.

To Country Merchants.
MIR. S. S.,KNOX having withdrawn from the hrn Of
NL MeCpen, Knox & Co., the remaining partners have
associated With them Mr. Chester d. Knox (bTolher OF s.
s. Knox so long and hvoIaby known In The tadingpubc
assuming The style OfMCClAllens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers (whn
hayeto long Thereby ihsm) ana all oheTaeal,
esin Boots and Shoes That their FAN Stock win be lhV.
ing from The 10Th 10 ihelast OfScptember.
Hsung been selected with The gIeaest caro- and bought
for CASH they aeT themselves thai In their Fall Stock OF
Boots and Shoes they hold out Inducements In qualify
aud prices superior 10 any ever offered In the markell To
County Merchants on their way cast iey would be pleas.
cd exhibit their stock and post them npTees ieatsssy
challenging comparison with the markets Of BlmOi and
philadelphia Issp3l MoCLALLRNg KNOX
I OGAN, CARR & CO., have Just received 100 boxes
IL Of tobacco, In addition 10 their large stock Call
round at No. ST. aud zee specimen OF The "CallfOTn
golden bar Tobacco intended for all ''whO love COCA
hhg." Aso.Alurge lot olimported Sssarslust oiand
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l III. 4BAIIlIM0RE,
latabl,Shcd in 1928.

!, W THOMPSON RRYNULUs, Ipts,,,,,
lion'c, respectfully Invites wsslsh M,sL,,nl IL y
"
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Rap6r WdEShOuh0'
CYRUS ". FIELD d CO.,
CoMMIss on MERCHANTS.
No, IL Gin Street,
NEW YORK,
Arc sole Agents Ia the UnitGd STATES Tor
Muspralu IA superior Bleaehing Powder.
Yictoha MIsCSlebntsl Writing piren'
RusselI superior
CsDescs a. Printing
Rawllns & sons English Tissue
Pirst quality UhramaTlne Hue
Tey arc also gents for the principal Paref
ths country end Offer for Sle by Tag The most eN'
snsiye and and eslabs siOek Of PsYr aHa PaEsJ Nsnn
nehTnt driaii that can DO found In hlsOT al OlheI
Thsr business s strictly Wholesale and Whiting Papers
arc sold by the case only. ~
Goods both Foreign and Domestic, al the lowest possible
prices. 80, H,utI
yanres made on cOnsglmenls Of Paper, Parof MsheTS
STOCK and other chandIe ~
The highest ma. ket mlee Tpldlncash for all Kinds
Rsys ausi-iy.I
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DAILY CRESCENT
In D z K



Bankers-MATHEws, FIyLEY L. Co, 61 Camp street.
LOUISIANA SAVINGS Co., corner Of Camp and La
fayette streets.
Books and Stationery. D. STEEL, 60 Camp street.
u JOHNSON & Co, o8 Camp street
Clothing-NoRAis g. WAY; corner Of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel
LEIGHTON g. BARsoT, Southwest corner Of Canal
and st. Charles streets.
Crockerv-p r. FELL g. Co.; a Common street.
Drugs and Medicines-THos. RAsKrs, corner Camp
and poydras streets -
Groceries-R W. ADAMS, Of Front, Common and
Fulton streets
Hardware--J WATERMAN BRo., corner Of Common
and Magazine Streets
]. NJ. RELF Co, Front between Gravier and
Poydras streets. ss
CHAs G. GAiEEs Co, % Magazine and 40 dravier SITS
Hotels-ARcApE Magazine, between Graver and Nstehes
streets,
Hats-Boots -Shoes-D'ARcY & Co, corner Canal and
Chartres streets t
DAVID TAYLOR & Co., Al Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade. IAN
EEwHAlL, VALENTINE Co., 54 SO, and IS Common
street. +--.-
Jewelry-HyDE l. GooDRrcH corner Of Canal and Royal
streets.
E. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street.
Musical Instrumental FsHRgNBAcH, III Canal st.
Paints-G. c. BooEnT & Co., 5s Camp street
Wines, Liquors u. LgvERIcH b Co., "a Old
EeVse street. a#s
sswELl. T. Taylor, 15 Royal street.
+. W. CoELER Common street, opposite the St
Charles Hotel. ~
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A Mothers Love and it's Reward.

An Esthsnian woman during the winter OF 1907 under
took journey distant relation not only without any
male companion but with three children the youngest OF
which was still at the breast light sedge drawn by one
horse received the little party the way was narrow put
we'll beaten the each side deep and impassabe
and to turn back without danger of sticking last not TO
be thought Of
Thu half of the Journey passed without accident
The road now ran along the skirts of pine Forest when
the traveller suddenly heard suspicious noise behind ner
Casting back look of alarm she saw t[oop OF #eavss
hndered from estimating 10 escape py ngne is her
first thought and th unsparing whip she urges into
o allop the horse, which itself snufs the danger
Soon couple OF the strongest and most hunJy OF the
sts appear at her side, and disposed to stop the
- Though their intention seems to be only TO attscR
th horse yet the safety Of both the mother and Ihe
a rem depends on the preservation OF the animal The
5 r raises its value il entitled to claim for It's
raer yation extraordinary sacrifice AS the mariner
hrns overheard his richest treasures TO appeass th
ragne waves, here has necessity reached hsgh. ~
he emotions of the heart dumb before the dark
omman ds Of INSTINCT the latter alone suhers tne un
ny f an to in this distress she sezes ner second
hila WI ose bodily nfrmties have often made It an
80, f .nxous care whose cry oends not her ear
md threa, ems whet the appetite Oh the pooaensy
she seizes it with involuntary notion ane
hf the naether conscious of what she IS doing II u
t ~ and tho last cry Of the victim still sounded II
her when she discovered that the troop wheh nat
some minutes behind again closely pressed OF
the se6ge. .. ,or .r.;n M r,pr
aar brathing forms at her side Pressing the infan
IN ber eaying losom she cast look on nsr noy lou
who crowds closer and closer 10 her Knee
4 S5asr nnther am good, am l not! You will not thro
a into the SNOW like the bawer And yet! and yet
iad the wretched in the Wild tumut OF despai
4 stbo,, art good but God is mercifui-Awsyi'
Tb dreadful deed DONE To escape the furies ths
sad within her the exerted herself, with powe
lash to accelerate the gaop of the exhausted more
With the thick and gloomy forest before ana oenna M
"a the nearer and nearer tramping Of her ravenol
nursuers she almost sinks under her anguish oniy
fscoection of the infsnt thst she holds In hef ARMS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30
TNsr1sor OF BnEs.-.I was visited,s says

INSTINCT OF BEES.-ssI was visited says
stsdman "by q neighboring gentleman whom con.
ducted up my LADDER but he had entered my
aerial dwelling than he leaped down from the top to the
ground roaring like madman, after which he instantly
nlunged his head into the river But looking up, soon
the of his distress to be an enormous
nest Of wild bees in the thatch directly
above nv head as I stood within my door when i'm
mediatey took my heels he bad done and ordered
them to be demolished by my slaves without delay tar
mon was now brought and the devastation ust going to
commence when old negro stepped up and offered to
receive any punishment should decree, ever one OF
these bees should sting in person. Masera said he
stranger to them but they being your tenants that is
gradually allowed to build upon your premises they
sssuredy know both you and yours, and they will never
hurt either you them.' instantly assented to the
proposition tying the old black man to tree ordered
nv boy Quake ascend the ladder quite naked which ne
did and not stung then yentured to follow and
declare upon my honor that after shaking the nest
which made its inhabitants buzz about my ears, not
single bee attempted sting next released the old
negro and rewarded him with gallon OF rum and hvs
shilngs for the discovery This swarm OF bees have
since kept unhurt body guards and they have made
mapy oyerseers take desperate leap for my amusement
a generally sent them up my ladder upon SOM
frivolous message when wished to punish them 70
| ipjustice and cruelty, which not seldom
The same negro assured that his masters estat
was an ancient in which had been lodged sine
he could remember society OF birds and another OF bees
who lived the greatest harmony together but shou
apy strange birds disturb feed upon the beef
they were instantly repulsed by their eathered allies
if strange bees darad to venture the birds nests tn
/ native swarm attacked the invaders His master an
family had much respect for the above tina
the tree was considered sacred, and was not TO
touched by until 1t should yield 10 all oestroyin
time.n lNarrative.
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"A11 cowards in the Dark

An American medical gentleman who some years since
visited Paris under circumstances favorable to his adm
sion to circle of the and supporters of The
Emprei tells capital story, he heard it related by
the celebrated General Excelmans one of Napoleons
/" Paladins u s9"
II was at dinner party composed of of the sury
yors Waterloo few Of their younger relatives and the
scion Of king visit from his home In America
and whom the gentleman owed his introduction to the
circle we have mentioned. Some question about
bravery when the younger members Of the company
electrified to hear the venerable and heroic Excelans
grayeIy and seriously declare: Men all towards in
the dark =,
The General smiled at their expression of dissent;
remarked that it was very like youth and proceeded
relate the following anecdote in support Of his strange
declaration: 4a1g
There was young hot-head in the Emperor's service
who burning action and his duties for the time afford
ing no opportunity at Last resolved to fight duel ]
accordingly choosing to eonstrue remark other
of older and superior officer into an insult he cha-
lenged him The old soldier waving all considerations
of rank agreed to meet the young but on the follow
ing unusual The time should be night the place
room in opposite corners of which they to stand
The seconds having placed their men were to Withdraw
outside of the door, taking the candle with them The
word should given from without when he who had the
first fire should discharge his weapon, and the seconds
having the light should Immediately rush in,
These strange conditions were accepted; the time
arrived and the seconds placed the parties as agreed
upon, withdrawing Immediately, and leaving their men
in the dark.
The word WAS given the fire heard the door was
reopened and there stood the elder OF the two bolt
right in the corner adversarys ball having entered
the wall close to his head that his escape seemed tt
less than miraculous.
It was now the old soldiers turn to fire. They wer
again left in the the word again given from tn
outside and instantaneously with the discharge, to
rushed in to find the challenger protrate upo
the oor not yet having himself from his ric
to avoid the ball. which, examination 1t was foun
| must have killed him
| The young man was covered with confusion, and tn
seconds were overwhelming him with the expression
| their scorn. when the veteran stopped them.
Not SO fast not so fast. my young friends said NJ
YOU will live to grow wiser, Where do you suppose
was at the first re On my hands aud knees in the
ner! but was up quicker than he. All! Messieurs 60
what we will-boast as we may-we all towards in tn
| dark ~ zz-,,...zYzz ~.
1t was afterward ascertained that the story was a
actual fact and the elder of the parties othe
than the brave Excelmans himself lHarpers MAJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

aAs to the free-love doctorings," said Mrs.
Partington, with q face as benevolent as q
Thanksgiving dinner, 81 don't know much about
'em, but it seems to me they needn' cause much
fear where any love exists at all. Where hearts
beat responsible to each other. and where they
are mouidered together by early love and plenty
Of children depend Oh it no free-love doctoring:
can do 'em any harm.n The old lady stopped
here, like Chelsea ferry boat at the drop, anc
stirred her tea slowly, looking yaeantly at thu
| picture of the corporal, that model Of military
political, and conjugal oonstancy, while TX
tested the cats internutatory powers by nlilnl
her nose With pulverized breadcrumbs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30
sonnet to gaap.... By en., ro.lsor.

oh toad let me commiserate thy plight,
Boiled by Scotch witches, all thy actions blamed,
Thy character respectable DETAINED,
And called by ladies q such a shocking fright ~
Accused to have tailor's appetite
For cabbage, and thy belly oft to fill
With green cucumbers !" set upon hill,p
Thy head by blockheads torn-oh shocking sight
To get that jewel. Know all honest folks,
The toad combs vermin from each cabbage head
Beats them from beets, chckes them on artichokes,
Each fly that irritates the 'pusen strikes dead,
Then softly droops his handsome jsweled head,
And sleeps in silence on garden bed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

SEWING ROOMS, No 13 ST. Charles street.
LADIES OAKS and aANTILIAs made 70 order T5s fas
hand and the iaisss fafah
atyies will be received meathly, In advance :.
DRESSES made the restest se ana tses
fashion expseneed Dress Makers oes-na 'ne ue
they elsewhere, guaranteed 20 NJ and .us
workmanship vastly superior fnish strength snd o
ordinary hand sewing. LADIES' undsr Gafhaeht.
order, low prices LAds are repesaY
invited TO cali
INFANTS CLOTHING male order Az r nakn S
cy; eyeiy dep ion ef whee. Ms es Dresses s.s, T u a. e
unparhiaisi disaaeh ard and 70 u,
SHIRT BosoMs GuLLARS WRISTBANDS, ese made N Z sly
hnish (by fenced Afsfssan stsl my s
nd made elsewhere in this ey.
WoRKAH kinds Of Family Lnen shssts Fo~
Gases for Fanilss tiotels M
hsmng 81 Crava,s rehief etc., for STORES ponpy
sssente " nav machinery else hers At re-
duesd prices time required
he this establishments sach that 81 knk
Of Sewing akng etc. regards Dispatch style and u,
ara nhntey other n
city Hvng employed Dress and
airsct employ cf Wheeler, Wilson Cos badsay. Nes
York thoroughly understand e use 81 their as
msrhaes used ether sewing
nsnt Anew improved style Of machine is5 uaaS sa
stitching Narcotics VeAts, inFoaneed whea
compa 10 hand se~eg, 49,. al, th.,r
rsst snuasas anA 80 asss ~ = M II MekESZIe,
Snai,ss asiees' w e-AA- ss Mrs. g. C, P0MELL.