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0TsICK AND AFFLlCTED..rn

TIiE most and certain .dy known to the
world for the obstinate coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis blood srittiMg liver complaint wllooping
cough, Group tickling rising in the .lroat nervous de-
bty, pains IN side breast broken constitutions
from the abuse OF caiomel AID other causes, DoCroR
swaYNE's coMPoUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY dconsumption, alter it has reached state and as
sumed character hitherto incurabe, yields
without struggle 10 this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
paIation. Remcnhcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
prefuralo, and the only compound prepared by uar
physician is manufactured under the Immediate care
DIR. SIHiYNE this Laboratory, No. 4 North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale Gy-DR. JAMES :sAISER; KELLS g. g iLD-
WHILE aud PATTERSON & Co Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BURDSALL & Co., Cincinnati;
and by dealers generally. sep19
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nEALrn vs.. RICHES.
Tn,Iroratipg Rlixir or cordIn

Invigorntipg Elixir Cordial.
The earths is vast depository of remedies suit
able TO the diseases the that inhabt IL,
science, industry, reflection. and experiment continu
ally Introducing tbs great leal
agents Tor The amolUratiom human suffering. The
powerful of these agents been applied the
mitigation OF pain the conservation health and the
prcongaou of liie the Asiatio herb which forms the
basis Lpigoratins Efiriy Cordial This
PREPARATION If not universal panacca, certainly
braces within its province curative greater number
complaints have before ;een subdued,
relieved. by single medicine. iii applicable TO all
Diseases and all disorders OF tile secrcve organs.
1t literally Tie powers OF the stomach, and
gives TO every organ and every fluid necessary dges
tion its full natural vigor however the may
been impaiie cd by Illness indulgence. IL the procTea
tive function has been impaired in either sex single
course of this preparation will npart to the relaxed
ganizaion It's full sexual vigor. Woan, The fragile
as well as the ARREST portion animated nature will find
this her est reliance in all the difficulties, radical in
cdenal TO which her structure is iable while in OF
nervous lrad ache, neuralgia, dyspepsia, mean
choly hysieTin, Ieebeness trembling, ncpient
paralysis, scepeasness, unnatural irrGbilty lamting
fits, epilepsy weakness OF tile back, general prostation
pariation OF the heart lassde, mental incidence etc
matlcm atical calculation.
The Cordial put highly concentrated, in pint bot
Ties Price three dollars PER bottle two for five dollars
six for twelve dollars. ca. RING, Proprietor,
102 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West Indies.
AEenfs:-wHErLrNo- KELLS t. cALDIVELL.
CINoINNArI-B. H. MEiRINSS.
u-0@See len
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men. We are a great and glorious reprblic, COM
posed OF thirty. one free and Independent States,
and each bearing the same relation to each other
as sisters. AS sisters they should ever lie There
should be no more brad black lines drawn across
the continent. Let all suci black lines be obiite
rated from the map. We are ibid by The enemies
of the Nebraska bill, that the old parties have been
broken up by it, and thai the wings, ne sellers
and abolitionists intend to firm party upon ge-
ographical and sectional lines. II there is 10 be
such pariy--ifthe North is tob nrrayed against
the South-there W II be found enough patriotic
men 10 meet tie ISSUE tCheers.l Let US meet
them and fight them upon that ground. lbnitu-
siastic cheefs.) The Democratic party, my fellow
citizens, rs the constitutional party. II supports
the SUPREMACY of the laws. tCheers.) Now, II
lie issue on this Nebraska matter is TO be between
the North and South, let the cons itntonnl party
meet the factioniss at the polls and fight IT out.
(Great cheering) The Democratic paIiy is OPP
posed 10 all mobs and mob laws upon any coca
sion Aud now, my friends, III conclusion, lei me
sly 10 you that with these principles as our guide,
the constitution ns our banner and the rights OF
The people Us our watch-word, let us forget all
past differences, aud uniting IS 'ole man, press
forward to those triumphs which Will ever be the
unfailing rewards of our eTjtls.
Senator Douglas retired amid great cheering.
He SOL afterwards appeared in one of the parors
of the hotel, where large number oil citizens were
presented TO him.
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"Fhe Land to Come Home to. :"

Rev. Mr.. Prime, recently welcomed home from
his foreign tour, writes in The New York Observer:
"Home again! Thank God for that, for year
of loving kindness here and away; for hearth
with no shadow on 1t when The wanderer comes,
Tor the spared lives; restored health, and meIcies
more i'll number than i'll stars. 1t is good to get
home again. The very soil Of my country is pre-
cous, q take pleasure III her stones, and favor the
dust thereof." After travelling about twenty thou
sand miles, mud having visited 20 different coun-
tries, and enjoyed them all, l come back with
stronger love Than ever for my own, my naive
land For no other land has God done so much.
There are no brighter skies than ours; 10 nobler
rivers, lakes and hills; III better men nor faiIer
women. In no other land is so much virtue, in
telligence, liberty and happiness; little vice,
ignorance, slavery and misery. o all ye people
who in this goody land do dwell, bless God and
be content Europe is glorious la nd to travel in;
her home ard worship for successive centuries;
her palaces, temples and galleries itch in the
accomplishments of these l, ny years. Wealth
has gathered all that the wit and want o! man
suggest, and il is luxury 10 go and see what
wealth in the hands of few can co; how il bulls
up piles of Stones-lays miles of walls with
bre: thing pictures, and makes marble into forms OF
living beauty. But ours is The land 10 come home
10; to live in; TO die in and 10 be buried in. 1t is
worth journey over sea 10 learn, as one can Learn
only by such lesson, how much our country sur
p SSeS all others III the substantial requisites of un
yOyment Aud 1t iSworth the same ioI 10 learn that
Europe has that we have not, and neyerwill have,
ard vel is worth having. Thus the sea ought to
make man warmer patriot than ever, while it
takes The corceit out of him, If he thought there
was nothing over there which he thought his own
country could not beat. Then he CONES home
proud to call himself an American citizen, but
leSs boastlul than y hen lie went abroad; not thai
he loves his country less, but because he
loves foreign countries than he did before he
knew the m. Old prejudices have passed away
New views of men, OF government, of duty, have
crept into his mind, making him charitable well
as patriotic, more republican, than ever in his poll
tics, but sure that republicansm is moi tie form oil
COVE rnmcnt for all tie resi- Of mankind just yet
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Yours, with respect,
HEALTn RESTORED.

Cure of Nervous Debility, Lungs, tSc-Onlcard
march Of HdmptOn's Vegetable I'ncture.
baltimore, March 81, 1861.
Messrs Mortimer e. Mowbray-t. cnllcnen: wish 10
Inform you or the benefit have derived use or
Dr. HainrtOn's Vegetable Tincturc.
Frommy earliest rceoIecons, scarcely ever enio ed
a days health For number OF years under the
ticatmcir of the most skl!ul physicians this city NV
disease was pronounced by thelivcr complaint vs.
ersiH, with an Affection OF the lungs de-
rived very little, if benefit from treatment
also tre various remedies, all highly to
good effect. My health continued unit ii Septem
Der last when my mind became seriously Affected; nv
memory Jailed; great weakness ianng hts, and could
not eat without great pain, until Lille burcn
was ent rely useless TO my family Just about thus tine
friend procured Tor bottle OF this valuable Tine
ure. 1t had powerful effect upom me- in lie res
orGtion OF :y heat and taking Til &c bottles
TO my g. eat Joy can cath is perfectly restored
appetite gOod and now enjoy better health Than ever
have al any previous time during whole ile all Of
which eau safely usCribe use or this most won
dc medicine. 'Nt'-
Yours, truly, NARY a: RIGGS,
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REMOVAL.

IHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to tho four story brick building,
No. az, Main street,
west side between Monroe aud Uuiou Streets where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
stock direct nom importers md manufacturers Which
would be pleased my Old friends and customers
to call and examine.
reb4 wM. II SELBY
0-J. G. metralf VIII be the above esablisI,
ntcnt. where he awaits his Old rrieuis.
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For the Intelligrneer.
IT'S such Night.
,rls such a nIght il angeIs were

IT'S such night If angels were
To wander from their home,
They would 10, get the glory there.
And finger here to roami
It's night when TO the earth
Such LONELINESS is given,
We deem 1t not OF inu tai birth
But like our dreams of Ilcavcni
Reneath the tIesscs OF this grove
The throbbins moonbcans rest,
As If they'd found what most they love.
And slunhcr'd OH its brcasti
And 10 the landscapes dhnpling face
The skies arc bending rondly down,
As ir they sought one sweet embrace
From all they gaze upon!
On such night. the throbbing soul
withlove's pure vow eccorIs,
And yields 10 dreams beyond control,
And thoughts that have no wolds,-
No words, lov'd onel save what thine eye,
Thy son and noon lit check,
Our heat 10 hearts responsive sigh
None save what these may speakl
oh, could deem, in such an hour,
That Heaven is not SO far
AS some have taught me. And power
That's not bey ond eac Ii star,
Can free US from corruption's thrall
R'enin aiworldlike this,
And crowd within ono moment, all
The soul can know OF blissI
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To he Snla

iGEVRRAL wen located lots eonxs,i.
- repOt OF tie LempGeld RaiIrosJ 70 ile
which is Immediately over the creek, ean,,i! lh IT
Aces, and would be st dcsrable nia.. e'si
Factory, or any building requiring good iooa, w
ers. Twenty per CT. will be taken in ~ s Pd
in one and two years, with interest Tom nv I
also, house containing four rooms witt W. :.
tie alley end of the lot, is most comIoTtsts oo
aud tile IOcaliOnis desirable, rs il is Win ts
walk oil the most business parts OF the civ "'s Ia
Payment Will be taken at 20 rer cent snii',,,
one Two and three years. For further e'Hgi
TO JOHN dunno. N G''i..ioa q
my2G.6m EeSt door to n. ROba,ps ns,G
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12
Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Scrofula, Cough, AsM-
nt1, Consunption, Liner Complaint, &c.
TRllnu Is MIGHl,N


Alc you sick? beware Of limitations ASK for Ha,np-
f9ss TssG Z, afmef The many mqde BY his
medicine must la We merit, and tmcrt, 100. To
vamzc worthless article, as 10 Keep il IN as GOOD
medicine t.I, II II be not really so;
~ good medicine will live, become POPULAR and extend
s after yesr IN spite Of 0rp@suon The
ses om mouth 10 mouth with more rapdiIy thar news
papers can spread IT, living witness ttsiiying 10 the
any newspaper advertising. ''
proof Of what we above, re err you to Hump
The vic OF Il. w Ycakc, Grocer. IS Pearl ST., cured
9t rheumatism OF eight years. Standing; other rene
WIN A. Oldham, Gate of the Custom Housc) dwelling
ured '-N'''9
a. Schaeer Esq of the oldest magistrates nd
ana restored &c robust health.
Jarret Plummet, LOB Baltimore st. suiree ed intensely
alter all other remedies had Eaied
Geo W. Good ici Capt Thos q not, Robt Ga% Jas is
john Pervaii, s. 4. Grimm, john Lake Rev p.,,
sasc; u. o. navy and thousands others Dyspcp
vus Dance &C. rctcr to our own ctizenseaII ont
Vegetable yctue, is in his ear In good health SO
that viii be seen that is anarce got up 10 Impose
nS-nUNbREDs in this city will bear the same testi-
mc0l and get pamphlets cgats.o and see the many
NERVOUS T pIsEAs sfss.1S' Of
IN their various forms, giyns lie yor restor-
Place Of despondency BY its nld, pleasant
on ON tie stomach liver, kidneys, lungs and The ner
vous syst it cures dyspepsia liver complaint diseases
81 Ine urinary organs, coughs asthma, bronchial afrc
uols consumption scrofua, Kings Evil, worms rheI-
masn govt, neuralgia, Saint Vtus' Dance, Fits Fistu
Ia Flies with all diseases arising from impure blood
ssefts n i%pPan, ward h ssa e.
Druggi Is generally. ~ "S
o5g-Sod b, MORTIMER q MowBRAY eiO Baltimore 81
BaltimoIe, and 30i broadway, NY. "
z y fIlee e.s g ner bottle arte
IA Akrsk's MAuAzlNf 4. Tor July, or sale by
IL hy5l WILDE & BRO,
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Prof Woods!

mir Restorative is now iar The first time intro
duced 10 the citizens OF Wheeling, at NJ 139 Mark.
lce which is the only remedy Invented that
VIII restore tile grey hairs and wills
original color OF youth, without dyein tn, bald
dandru and prevents the hair from falling
ron the filthy sediment Objectionable in divers prepa
fatlons OF different names bcfo the public; tile RE-
sToRATiyE is beautiful article for toilet old
or your and can only be appreciated by its all
respectfully invited 10 call at the epo examine
the testimonials OF ladies' and gentlemen high repula
ton Ill the South and West where it was invented, but
Will ieIer to the certificate below the tist guished
statesman ami Senator, Judge Breese, OF Illinois:
CARLYLE, III. June 81 1858.
have used Prof o. S. Woods .Hair Restorative and
nave admired the wonderful efr0t My hair was becom-
g as thought prenaturely grey by the use OF his
Resto alive 1t has resumed its color have
no doubt permanently
SIDNEY BREESE
Ex-senator OF Tie United States
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TITLE CUM DuLcr.-'rhe drop curt in of the
National Theatre in Cincinnati is now covered
with advertisements OF The prominent business
HOUSES OF that city. If this as not combining The
useful with The ornamental we despair of ever
seeing such &c combination. Think of the curtain
coming down after Shylock's anathema against the
Christians food, pork, and disclosing The adver-
tisement of u packing house; or the relief there
must be in handful advertising candles, alter
hearing Hameps wish
.oh. that this TOO. too solid flesh ,xond ,usl,,,
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SPECIAL OTTO Es.
USE tIAMPToN,s VEGETABLE TINCTURE

Have yon Dyspepsia, liver Complaint Nervous Debl-
Nv. Disease Of the Kidneys, any Loss of Power any
Dlsnrrangenlont oftlc system? We but point you to
the Thousands who have used tie GREAT lNvIGoRA-
TOR.
IASipToN's VEGETABLE rINcTURR, and its Of
eets. Il. II. LOGAN & Co.
jc7 General Agents.
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Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
PALPITATION, WEAKNESS,
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.

lHAMPTON'S TlNCTURE TRlUMPHANTI!!
HUNDREDS OF OUR own 'CtrizENs,
The Rich and the Poor, euerychere bear The s0,ne
TESTENA ONY
Read the following Certificate lady, endorsed by
postmaster K. =. Cooper;
CkPOR BRlDoE Hampshireco. Va
March /, 1858.
Mr.. E. p CooPer-Dear Sir: Agreea bic TO your REQUEST
and my owndesre 10 benefit the afflicted, hc eby MI
y the great relief received from the H4NETON'S
VEGETABLE TTNGTURE.
taken with palpitntion, or rather flint
terins and trembling OF the heart, continued seve-
raj days II seemed though my heart had forgot.
ten It's Office. The family became alarmed IocureI
near hottie of this TINCTURE OF HdHPTON'S i
was entirely relieved.
This Is the third instance relief in my amiiy bv the
use of This valuable medicine Two three years ago
what is usu'liY called milk leg. had lost taste AMI
hplettte and tile sore which I'M nnd
down, and hall way found ankle, every eff.
oIt to heal IT, until procured HrmPton's Vegetable T
anke and freer from swelling thai in The last mir
~ years.
Again, OF my daughters very low from Reyerc
dyseneTy, aud when began sit IN her feA con,
to be very rainulShe used Dotte H1npfoM'S Enc
urc; the pains ged, tue swelling and
her health returnLd-we kept her legs banaged with
strips oil WOODEN until her SIT eIgt
circumstances, might be induced avail themselves OF
this reGedy,
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify, that AM personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards aud can safely the above
statement TO be correct.
L. p. COOPER, Postmaster,
Capou bridge, Hamrshf c co. Va. ,
trial.
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REAL ESTATE ~
TIiuSrEE,c -

virtue OF two Deeds al n, ALE.
~ II. McEwenj one OF ,yi,i-i. ~ eXeeuteI
" OSt0oeEI lSoJi aud the other ~, eaie On N, *
~ is'i, and both duly he, Or,le tte nneter,t
.ne Iounly court of Ohio COUNTY " ne Llrri,g
e, l9p HE benefit Of tic AercI The saLt
,;..., ~ " eeiIis VIII on Mohtlsr Aid
i' i,sosea ,nc S9uIl House door in ~ <'t "a, s
for ready money, iic following Jsos, 70 lie
ny thereof az may he ilceessar, cd L5is n III
cisht lol III square nine o. seyrI, Lois "
l9sl, iouftten Cl1l, fifteen Cl5) ami ~ sqafe H.
Lwenty'slN (2G); and sixteen (fGS il, sixteen (6lif
~ ~. me auuitlon 10 the city OF Whsseee t9t,i,
lug. - Tue lisHIe Or SD 4
Such lite as is vested in me as rrr.,.
the purchaser. iuslee wiBb.
mA27 FRANCIS r. .p,,
PUBLIC SALE OF OTITI No. 9s,l 70,
i Iahging In size IRON about iSn y, laid % H.,
portion Iemainns unsO old OF the srds Az atIes; y
Farm, within Tie corporate Limits Of iAoyH
VIII oil Saturday The 25th day of tllY Of ~
the same at public auction, 10 tile his,A htoclsis
Gfont door oil the Court Housc OF OI,iaiest bd5r \
For beauty OF location, ard Ie,tiiity SOY 'S
mol surpassed by any i'll the county: vi fo!, ilas
seeking Ioeai ioI couHtry Tesidenes 70 % Z! =
lime ENJOY all the advantages OF lilo 80 AID it6
n.cnce 10 market and his Il zee Of im,;,Sy sd as
by any other III this sectiOmOf he conn,Ts' A ls y
Broad and accessible Strcets rons'a,y -
street on the south, and Tie National 1u. VI y
through the properly known us the vi,.ao % Z !
owned by John Mcclure, Esq and also ,Sj -
OIL the cast, have been laid out through tfss
which can be seen by applying to the snb.r;a
flee, and also at the County Court VI 4 I
Terms made kIUwn at Tile tine nj 81. oie-
my27 ''' . "o "a TrHa.
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GBy the will of Mr.. Chambers, late editor and
co proprietor of the Saint Louis Republican, his
widow succeeds to all his interest in the establish
ment. The editorial department is committed 10
tie charge of Mr.. PascLull, who has BEEN the As
sistant Editor for many years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12

TAG REFusAL TO SELL BURNs.-Mr. H. w.
Allen, of Louisiana, Saysthht Col Sultle's refusal
10 sell Burns was in consequence of an existing
law of Massachusetts which provides that any per-
son selling slave Massachusetts, is liable 10 fine
and imprisonment. The volume containing this
law Mr.. Allen carried 10 Col. Suttle, and remind
ed him that he was already under. arrest for kid
mapping, and il he sold Burns he certainly would
be held answerable under the law forbidding such
act; upon this he positively declined selling
Burns in Massachusetts. Therefore, his refusal 10
sell Burns was in consequence of the law of Mas
sachusetts. Mr.. HaIlet, the U. S. District Attot-
ney, was in no manner responsible for the failure
of the sale. The SALE it is said, will yet be con-
summatetl, party having left Boston with money
10 make the purchase.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12

D-Three young ladies', Miss Pickett, Miss Mad
DIN and MISS Adams, were drowned few days
since at orI Royal, Tenn, by the upsetling Of
canoe. .
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B-A letter TO the editors of the cuyahoga Chief
contains The following beautiful thought: "A
foot of snow fell yesterday, aud 10 day the sun
looked at it, and the white vision is murmuring in
the brooks"
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HThe Savannah Sentinel published on the west
line of Missouri states that the settlement of Kan
sas is gong rapidly, and that large numbers
are nppropria.ing the land.
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For Sale

II oTNo 8, in block 25, on IIarnpden s.r,c, r..
i aud runping back 100 feet 10 an alley iti ia
the best situated lots III the city for iess. atsa
an alley on Inc back part and side viii .eiiIs - -
lot, OF oue.halt of II, as may best suit the
foLinormation enquire at his office or Of M,
my2 g s. 80, 20 w
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Professor Woods, Oriental snun,ixe

This Lniment is auxiliary the treatment of
some OF The most formidable diseases which IL is our
LOT 10 coniest iorstance, Inflammation Of lungs
Go"eLs by thorough and continued application OF this
Llmmet over the region of organ these 9th
eLwiSe iormdi bic diseases isaIed OF more
tnonsamdS oil mothers were they allowed sreak would
WIN an Inc eoqGence OF feeling aud Affection bear their
ueu testimony 10 the fact that IL had smatched'tleir chill.
,e rom Inc very jaws OF death, and restored them to
their Ol MGR hellt aud beauty. gan il will be found
powerful auxiliary in removing what gene ally known
as an Aguc Cake the snIeeu in Ali
cases where application is of service this In;
ment will be found use I'll. - ~ "
, General Hepot COS Broadway, New York; and ia
For sale wholesale and retail in vhceIingby
lu0In WIL.IIA ARAISTIlnNf.
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HIssrNo.-It has been decided by one of the
highest courts in England, that ii is moi breacl.
of The peace for man to "hiss'' in the theatre,
but on the contrary, he has rtrfec hight so 10 do
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Lost.


A Negotiable Note at four months, for Two Hun
IA d. ed ant! Twenty Five Dollars dated May 31 1So4
dawn by Oliver Taylor, payable 10 s. r. Hulihen AMI
endorsed by him and John List. wrs enclosed III yell
low envelope and probably dropped III tue Streets
The Under requested il to this office, and all
persons hereby nolihed not TO purchase said hoo
jeS-d2t
TOlHN DUNNE has opened a Store on MarSet ST.
81 Wheeling, next TO Michael ROhans marble yard Tor
tie Second Hand Furniture, where be - deter
mined to buy, SELL exchange Furniture OF all kinds
Also. 10 buy genteniens cast of Clothes Old Carpets
etc. etc.
All persons having Furniture dispose OF will find il
to their advantage to call on him. te8zd6me
SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.
Tic ChiIds Cnbinct Library, containing 20
books bound in so volumes, morocco backs, letteTei
and numberedi price dollars and hIty cents per
sett.
The Village Family Libraries, Nos aud 9, contain
-ingeI volumes EACH; price three doarsper set.
The Sunday School and Family Libraries, Nos IL and
g. containing ITO volumes eaeh price ten dollars per
Tho Juvenile Libraries Nos ., containing 10 vol
uIncs eachi price five dollars per set.
Together with great variety OF miscellaneous books
suitable Libraries aud towards, Hymn books, Spell
ing hooks Question books, Glass books, Library Records
rcstaments, Dictionaries, Reward Tickets. @G. being
the publications the american Sunday School Union
Prices the at head quarters Catalogues tur
nisIic,I gratis JOHN ii. THOMPSON,
les 81 Monroe st
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PLAIN Gold Bracelet, on the night of the eoth OF
"A May, letween tho Mcclure House and the residence
II Morgan Nelson, Main street. The finder VIII be
utaby rewarded by leaving at this Office or at the Post
Office. jeS-2t