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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

uTbe Havana correspondent Of the National
InteIligencer writes that Santa Anna has, besides
his possessions in venesula and the United States
for his sacrifices. PERSONAL aud peeuniary, s., Ooo,
600 with him; in the Bank of England and other
places of deposit, an equal or larger sum; and in
the United States several thousand dollars making
an estimate Of his property, all told, out of Mex
leo, of about 81 ,OGO, 600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

DAMAGES son DeaTas ON RArLnOaDs.-At Ian
caster. in case of Wilson vs.. Penna. R. R. Cam
Pany, $4,000 damages were awarded. The acct
dent by which Wilson lost his life was caused by
the breaking of nail. The case OF Hsdson, vs..
the same company was held under advertisement.
Phil, B,tHetfn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

GTFhe Tribune Of Monday says: We learn
through our ship news reporter that within few
days past several vessels hayearhved from south.
ern ports with yellow fever and cholera Gu board.
All Of the infected vessels, with their crews, are
in quarantine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

uThe militia force the United states,-omit-
ing Iowa, and the territories OF New Mexico. Ore
gOn and Washington according t, the Army Reg
ster for 1854, amounted to 2,559. ns7 men. ofthe
men enrolled. New York furnishes the largest
number, 2s0,sO7 men, aud California the next
largest number, 2ol,s0O men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

InpEAcnuESr OF JuDcE KASE.-A petition to
Congress is in circulation in the States of Maine
aud Illinois, praying that Judge Knne of Philade!
pha, may be impeached at the bar of the Senate
ofthe United States. for misconduct in office, grow
ing out ofthe Williamson case,
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FOh A SHORT TIMN ONLY

SpcCtHCICs, &C., ground ON the exnct prfu-
~ Ciplc vi SuhGTiCal Accuracy, By IL solos, IONS The
celebrated Orcia, from The Improved Spectacle Mann.
isctory and London Optical is nhlsnueI No. lOi, Old
ago. ''
IL SOlomons, the sole Inventor OF tile Improved Spes
tacles ind various Improved C ASSES is now On a o.
leSsloal visit TO this place, and may be consulted al ns
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rT'Fhe Attorney General of the United States

u Inc NllOlHty ueN5'aI OE Inc oUl'eU E7'''E17
has Published an opinion in reference to the rights
of belligerents in the United States with par
ticuIar reference 10 the enlistment of men upon
our soil by the agents of the British government,
'au act Of usurpatiop against tie sovereignty OF
the United States and that foreign cOnsuIs are
not exempt from the penal effects of the law.
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Groceries, &c.
710 EEl.S Supcrfine and Extra Flour,
44O ~ bbs Rye Flour,
100 - Extra Salt,
10 =" Crushed Sugar,
10 - Powdered do
I" Granduated do
a. Coffee do
81 81 MOasseS,
Hhds N o. Sugar, .-
IN Hbls medium No. MackeTeI
20 Fla.T bbIs
10 Noe
20 Kits No. aRd2
25 EUXes w. Il. Cheese,
Chests Imperial Tea,
{" G.P.
Y.H.
% Catty boxes
q Bags Rio Coffee,
- Java -
Starch, Matches, BrOoms, &c, for sale low by
GEO. x. M'MECIlEE,
oci31 No 2I2 Market street.
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BREAD AND AlrEr IN PAnIs.-The Partisan cor
respondent Of tue New York Commercial AaUer-
tstr, under date of Oct. IL, says:
Flour, after slight temporary fall, is again firm,
and tends toward rise. The Government is
noiSees<ly making immense efforts and sacrifices
IN order To carry the working classes comfortably
through a season now universally felt 10 be a
threatening one. The Steele even speaks Of the
Winter as sure TO be 'calamitous' one. Munich
paties, alIth ough The country are voting heavy
sums in charity, aud devsing ways and means TO
raise money and relieve distress. The Pre&se
for its share of the bread-blIl, at $1,000; but
this is mistake. 1t is aging six crntlmes the
the killOgramme, SIX mills the pnunI; this for
million pounds The day, is 5000. On an average.
the price of meat in Paris, beef, mutton and veal
may be SAID to be % cents pound; III '52 it was
l6; SO II; and in '54 10.
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MAcHrrE FOR DtsrArBuTrSo rrrE.-Tbe Tribune
gives description of beautiful, ingenious, and
so far IS tested, very successful machine for dis
thbutine, or returning type to their boxes after the
printing is completed. The inveoor is Mr.. Victor
Beaumont, of New York city. scientific and
skilful mechanic, who has laborel fox consider
able time to overcome ali The practical difficulties,
aud has now Produced and put in use IN the I'ri-
6tns Office, full sized machine capable of dis.
trbung thirty lines the BREWER tyre OF that pa
peIin three minutes.
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FIVE silver NJ e.lnls aud seven DIplomas
have been awarded to ADAMS for first class Dagcrreo-
types. Adams d Co.'s Gaeryis at the corner of lion
aud Main sts Strangers invited call, citizens
course will do Pictures cheap as the cheap
est. je3O
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I'Truth stranger than Fietion."
LET TIE AErLIcTE0 HEAR THE rEsrI-

MONY OF a LADY.
Two those who haze the pleasure OF knowing her, we
4 need say nothing, bul Others we az that
sire 10 beueh; she suffering induces SPcak
None eau appreciate her JOY aud gratitude in bsng
ieved from Paim years suffering almost uularal-
leed but those Or there eau be any who have suffered
like her.
Miss S has long been resident OF this cty-ior the
last two years has been success fully conducting school
ut No GO baltimore street The happy change IN lleT
he'IGh is subject OF establishment and Joy her
Gus friends. We ask those lite es,eI 10 call SHE
Will lei. them OF her by Hzmpiols ITncture
han she has written Thus ii is this remedy goes Civ
ing relielo the sick. We refer the Puhc them From
more distant places also hear happy result
These tacts with the testimony OF thousands,
should cause skec,Sm and rejudi-e to hide their heads
aud concede that HamptonS IlnCiuIe is in truth
herlul discovery.
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ANOTHER DrssxvERED CuuncH.-The New York
Times yays:-It has been seen by our reports of
OF the proceedings in the Synod of the Dutch Re-
furmed Church, which has been in session during
the past week, that the question of admitting the
classes of North Carolina INTO the Synod was de-
cided in the negative, in resolution offered by
the Rev. DR.. Beihune, of Brooklyn, by vote of
So TO "a. The cause of exclusion was slavery,
which has now agitated and divided the Churches,
North ami South, of the Presbytrrans, Method
lists and Dutch Reformed.
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TrThe N. Y. Commercial Advertiser says
eve have seen letter ftom the Crest Salt Lake,
which says that Gov. Young has seventy wives
f,ty residentn the city and thirty in various por-
lions Of the territory
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N7LgVETAEI', Oct. 9th, 1851.
II affords INC pleasure 10 on tic trial Of scvc.
ial 81 conens OF SpeclNClcs placed in my hands by MI
So"mon Ind myself much relieved nom defect nj VI.
aon' anu especially weakness oil the eyes. which,
VA We sure ed Tor lie last two years, wherever have ey
crCIseu lhem' even for short period of lime III nk
tey Gt Of o' excellent quality and poculia adapted
such du,pOFes. j p. KiRI'IiNn Al n
f4"essor Of Physical DiagnUS aud hrOry and Practice
vi A.cd'CHe, Med. Dep. W. Il. College
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TuE HERO OF rAE AlALAKovp--A letter from an
officer at Sebastopol, in the Pans Constitutional,
says: "lt.was corporal of the LIST Zuuaves who
planted The first French standard on the NIalakof.
His name is Eugene Libnnt, Of Paris. 1t was Gen.
McMahon's standard of The first division. the hois-
ting of which was to be the signal for the attacks
on the other points. The General gave him the
standard with his own hands, with the words, this
is the signal aug-goP Libaut was the first to
spring out of the trenches. While getting into the
enemy's ditch he was struck by stone, but, not
withsanding the pain, he scaled the parapet i'll the
midst of hail storm of proiectles OF every kind.
and at length planted the aag around which our
brave soldiers soon locked, and maintained their
grOund.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

FIasr GEsERAL CONFERENCE OF THE Jaws
The first General Conference of tue Jews Of the
the United States. convened at Cleveland on the
18th uIt. 1t was composed OF Rabbits and dele
gates from the various congregations in this coun-
try, and orSanixsd by tina election OF Rev. DR..
Wise. of Cincinnati, President; Rev. DR.. Cohu, of
Albany. Vice President; and Rev. Dr. LillienthnI,
of Cincinnati. Secretary. Most Of the afternoon
wasdevoed to preliminary discussion, and the con-
nderAtion of platform basing the entire proceed
ings of the Conference upon the inspiration of the
Bible and the teachings of the Talmud, which was
finally adopted. Among the Rabbis present were
Rev. DIR. Isaac Lesser. of Philadelphia; Rev.
Mr.. Gotheit, of Louisville; Rev. DR.. Rottenheim,
of Cincinnati; Rabbi Kalisch, of Cleveland; aud
DIR. Merzbacher, of New York. The second day
was devoted 10 the discussion of the derivation Of
the Tulmud. whether it was of divine origion, or
the work Of the elders of Israel in the days of
Moses and Joshua; decided as the result OF both
i. e., that is partly spiritual, partly rabbinical;
divine treaties upon the Scriptures. and more
particularly the Pentateuch.
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PtTTsurRGH, June s.ll, 1853
am using pair OF Mr.. SUlJmons' tilasscs and fin
them very comfortable. Cecrn!ly ndd INV aue In io
nunb OI those who recommend iL, ~
JOSEPH 7. GAZZAM, NJ. d.
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PiT1sHrRGH, June St,, 1853
NJ Soion'om%' Eye Glass ! think thcm superior 10 am
Iat have tiied The eyes TO rest pleas antiy UNI
ier their use G. MCCUOK n ~
Late Pro essor in Washington University, Baltimore
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FROM BISHOP LEEEuEp

Mr.. SoLoMoN-Sir The benefit have received from
the specacss obtained from you in ces to express
the pleasure have received rOm Ilni they suit eyes
to admiration. can all commom distances by
candle light, as well as by day, with same ease as
wien boy which could not do with any other glasses
have used ltaF1rds the greatest pleasure to avail my
sell OF his medium OF tesying how satisfactorily has
been own experience your skill as an optician.
Yours, truly,
PETER p LEFEvER bishop
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GFThe Adiutaqt General of the State of Lou
isiana. Gen. Samuel ]. Ward, died on the 18th
after brief illness. He had but recently receiv-
ed the appointment Of first military officer in Tie
State, and appeaed for the first time in uniform at
the late quarterly review.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

MAR1ELlzlNo THE SURFACE OF SroSx.-J. Clau-
dot, of Paris, has obtained pateRt for covering
the surface Of common stone OF plaster of Pans
figures with coating OF marble. as tollows:-He
lays upon the surface Of the stone successive couts
of milk of lime. allowing each 10 dry before the
other is put on. When these coats have attained
to aprUpper thickness, he smooths them until The
surface, resembles marble in brilliancy. Carbcnic
acid is then thrown upon the outer surface, when
ii becomes real marble. The milk of lime may
be colored 50 as to produce the exact appearance
Of vuregated marble.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

GChoera having already made its appearance in the
South and West it will be well for eli to know that the
mos reliable preventive il DR.. Hosteters celebrated
Sio7aseh BiHers These bilters token before meals
rcr directions the bottle, huVe proven their vrtnes
beyond doubt During the sickly season last year in
Pittsburgh. well as here ami elsewhere, they were
invaluable and are represented to have done
r the sufferers, being taken with the cramps
any other medicine Market hence the Leeess
ty of gettinga supply in time.
For sale by dealers generally everywhere
and By
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
oc35 LAUGuLISs IL BUSHFIEl.D.
WIZ. a. RATCHET OR's HAIR DYE.
GREY Red. or Rusty flair Dyed instantly to be.utl-
ul ami natural brown black. without the least injury
to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDA Is AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to
VIM. ~ Bachelor since 1853, and $1,000 applica-
lions have been made the Hair OF his patrons of his
famous Dye Prejudice against Dying the hair aud wills
kers is unjust. it would be against covering bald head
with wig.
WV. 4. BNrcHEtnR's HAIR DrE produces color not
TO be distinguished FROM nature, and is
Made, sold OF applied Gin private roOms) The Wig
Factory, ess Broadway, NY.
Sold in all cities ard the United States, by
Druegists and Fancy Good Dealers.
n5-The GeEuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, OF
WILLIAM a, BATcHELoR,
1888 Broadway, New York.
For sale who IesaIe aud retail by
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NEw YoRK, June litl, $50
haVIng maSeo tTil OF SUIOnOn's SrectacIe> aud CY.
amlncd the principle on which they are CONSTRUCTED
ave no es'tatlon in pro uutcin. them superior 10 any
WIN winch an acquainlGL aud accordingly eau mos
Iully recommend them 10 ali O need atiucta AID
'' ,inhIO owing thcEr VISION. .CHAS NJ. LEE NJ n.
Buiiaiu aud BOwdOin College.
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JUN n AIMMEE. ROBERT lDBOTSON,
ZIMMER d IBBOTSON,
MOULD respectfully inFmm their friends, and the
" public generally. that they have opened a Grocery
Store at lie Of Market and Union Streets in tile
room recently occupied by w Il Robertson w!er cy
intend 10 keep full supply OF FRESH FAMILY GRO
CERl rs, and will take pleasure in serving them out to
cust"me at the very lowest III. rket rates
They Will still carr on their cam bakery and arc
ready to fill the orders Of all their Old rends as well as
new ones, for all the different kinds Of Crackers and
ibIeauS. cnIu
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no PIslN'rEWS
ERnM nlsnnp SpA1n1Ml

FhOM BLSHUF SFALDING.
Having tried M solomOns' Glasses, find them both
distinct and soothing the sight, more in act, judging
rom short Trial. than any have yet used. recon-
mend them tue patronage of those in nee of sssses
Signed, IN. ]. SPAULuINC. Bisbopl
Louisville, Oct. IS, ISL
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RncHEsTER, january 10Th, 1851.
Inc best recommendation give tue t;asse, vi MI
nO'OhOh' Is lItat use them myself aud prefer item.
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. u.
Professor of anatomy, University of BuTllo,
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e'ors, we copy!

{ OISS VIC SOp!'
The fountains mingIe with the river,
And the rivers with the OceaIj
The winds Of heaven mix forever
with a sweet emotion.
Nothing in the world is single;
all things by law divine
III one anOtler's being minsle-
Why not with thine
See the nOan'alnS kiss high heaven,
And the waves GASP one another;
No sister flower would ne forgive
II it disd1ined its brother:
And the sunlight clasps the earth,
And the mOOmbeanIS kiss the sea;
What are all these k'sslngs worth
If thou kiss nOtMe2
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Hotel for Sale,


tNHE Furniture and Lease known the Monroe Hone,
l. Wheeling, Va located on Main street opposite ia
Wire Suspension Bridge. This house is now DOH,
good business, and tho prospects ior the future are @
Tate. IN a short time the Cleveland Extension, Cent,
Ohio, and inciHnau K Marietta railroads will h,,
their tcrinni at kirkwuOh, aud tleravol viii have Ia
cross hume atety opposite this house, and il will
sarlly dOR large proportion Of this business
The present proprietor is DESTROYS OF removing In IA
country, which is sulely his lur wishing 10 6
pose Of his business. wa
oc:S w. CLARK.
RnrIu mud Coal E.nu,ls For SnIc, -
FINHE undersigned offers lTT sale valuable Farm IN
Guiding Coal tauks. len miles below Wheeling AMI
one mile below Wcerc Greek, containing "a acies Of l.
under good cultivatUni large ralnc dwelling BAN
stables aid othermh houses, mud two never ling wcIS
Of good water, on one OF which there an cXcecn lrs
pump fences oil ~ good condition; also, tinea oIrt5,Is
bearing thOGc iTUt. The purchaser win have tbs rriy
lege OF wnrkins 100 acres OF coal land in which there
two veins Of fine coal vein of six aud another r
Jour cet r lading is supposed to be best bet r
Pittsburgh AID Cincinnst heg good Tor bulls al ai,~
stare VI water. "'
The above property will he sold on very ayorsrt,
terms. Apply to GLEN T.. /. HMBLER
OCloL.GLW-Wlh. \ Tie premises.
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CoLuNurs, February 3.

COLUNHUs, EcbrUary3, 1872.
having examined the spectaCleS OF Mr. SOOnOus. an
iuy convinc, that they Of superior quality. lave
sy 10 the eyes. r. L, HOWARD
Professor Of Surgery, Startling Medical college.
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sPBcIAL NOTICES.

U-The Ho4RH0UXD BILS4N prepared by t. II.
Logan Co. is an excellent cough remedy. 1t relieves
hoarseness shtness u the chest, etc, in short time,
Price e5 cents.
5-Prersrcd and for sale by
T. H. LOGAN & co.
Oe3I bridge corner, Druggists.
HAMPToMs vEGETABLE TINcTURE.
atOuic-aeratlve and blood purtfcr-It is certainly
a valuable medicine.
Hundreds have been relic by it amer years orsusr.
ing. Read the testimony IN another column.
s' t. H. LOGAN < Co.
Oest Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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HALr,nonr. Oct. IS. 1850.

NALTIAONES OCt 49, 1000
NeSsTS. Mortimer d MoM6rGy:-
Gents: have delayed cnti ely too long in
writing to you in relation 10 Tins virtues OF HamPIORs
IincuIe. lear, nov, that cannot give the aiict
ed world just idea OF the good have derived IOmiis
TO the task. ] was attacked with The chrOuc rheumatism
limits most malignant Olln, at the carly Two aud
the Atlantic Ocean on my to America at which ling
it changed its form into gathering hat at this time
as The disease cane III the first place. OF my being rGcn
atsa iroma Child who had The white swelling When my
ltle ling first broke II did discharge less than one
quart, and continued 10 trouble every
reduced 20 the weakness OF Infancy: several times
very near the Sr9Ye my UP Joint had been out Of place
my hands becnGc disOcated These suf.flgs and tile
general debility tell from tile discagc my
DC permitted know how it e TO be Tree from rain and
he changed and become like unto "Chiisls glorious bU
dy," at cuS until 'tis notlal have Fut on immortal
Ity."
Ii d taken so many medicines, and received so little
benefit that lad confidence in had Of vc
rem lies had heard Of lad been placed hy MY Icnd
under OF tue best physicians in England, aud all tic
relief ever obtained was but OF IansilOry dura1iun
Wien first heard OF HamptOn's Tincture h. d nat
the slightest oufdcncc in efficacy, but had iemd
who had known MI jarrett Piumner when his suferings
wee at the worst, and had witnessed the wrought
upon him. To please her, / consented 10 try the IC-
ure, aud had not taken bottle before began feel
It's beneficial ehects-my strength Ieturned-Hy appetite
became sOOd-my complex CicaI-l like
Ell person Through the Influence Of this friend, you he
came acquainted with my aud requested 10
you told my such peculiar one that you
wou like TO see the effects Timcture ulIy draeiop
cd int and il deseI 10 lake it, you would present it
TO nc, ii was Tor the five yeaTsbut only eish
EN- months have elapsed aud IhaIs lost erery symptom
Of diseGssj have become strong aud HEARTY
stand as much II not moro utigue than most of my lady
acquamtaMces have hcal.liu compexiOn ard ali my
friends say AM grttihs quite f,Sdy Thing is Celain
my em limb quite as large again as it before ana
! can trip about hume without clutch.
! often wish my patents lad known of This remedy
whe" was oLtI as believe should have bceu saved
the eycrueiatins pain have been subjected
the dcio nifty body must carry tile grave, and my
parents would not have been Under such heavy expenses
nom doctors bills, and i'll schLtg me, they lid the
celebrated springs III England in search of health
all Ire afflicted world could and hear the benefits
have deived from this IinCIurc OF HampIOn's try
10 make ali acquainted with its virtues with
in contact
Gentleman, a thousand times Obliged to yOu and
you are at iii eTty 10 my aud case to IL
remain, yours in gratitude,
MARY y. SCoFIELD,
No. go w. Hulttno st,
To Messrs Mortimer & MUwbray, $50 Baltimore street.
Baltimore.
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DALLEY,s GENuINE Pam EXrRAoroR

For sale Who'll aud retail by
srIs LAUGILLNS + BUSHFYELD.
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LETTER FROM THENAYoR OF ROCHESTER,
ROeREsTER, April 9Th, 1851.
Ma. SoLONON-Sir: Having called at yo ur office in the
Arcade and purchased two pair your patent glasses
found them superior to that have used before
they have realized more than could have expected
have now put them aside, and without them, as
well as could when boy.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
DuNIoN HALL few doors below the North. yves-
tern Bank, MaiH ST. octt
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WHEELING, Oct. 9th, 1855.
have tried for short time pair OF spOo;aclcs
ms3ed by Mr. G. solomon, and take Please in resiiiynG
20 laer good quality have also procured Pait o con
cave glasses for Mrs Houston, which in their
equally pleasing and satisfactory.
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New Fall and Winter Goods
AT
S. Els,

6 PJNES
~
NO. /, SpTL11 House. -r.
have surPe% myself With most sew soT 9S5K where Sns
cloths all colo 3 and o,ialitieS bs5yeT o. oroau
rior quail ty, making Overcoats Fancv and nj & |
siIIcies. N' vi" '"'" '"''
VEST1INGC
silk Velvet. silk. s,tIn n,.tiNo o,,
all OF which do think are little stner;Sr 10
that can be found III this markci and which am rss
'"'eu |" make q 70 measure TTII ~ SUPERIOR styles
ra am am, now makEg ur beautiful assortment o: cloth
W, ai E WEI keep hereafter general stock Ready
M@a so 90%s' from the finest material down medium
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S. u. HARPER & Sun
VERY respectfully Inform their nicnds and the pubHe
general hat they have opened alaFge and splendid
Mt OF Fall aud Winter HATS and Caps to which
tley invite your attention - - 10 SA
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PMlLApELrnIA. June iih, 1850.
coThally concur, as ar my Judgment goes, IN tic
opinion T my friend and colleague, III Lee, In
10 The reTiectiOnc Mr. onmOns convex and oval slas
SEES oi lar sigh edness The grndin appears to be good
and clear, and the general Workmanship superior.
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. u.
Professor oil Surgery, Geneva College.