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The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Al oTICE is hereby given that the 1st day of the
ensuing term of the Probate Court held on the 4tl
Monday OF November at NeyaGa, A. O. FELT Adm:nstra
tor the estate of A. A. Carrie deceased will make npp
cation in said Court for permission sell the following
property, to-wit
ONE LOT AND HOUSE thereon Situate on Sprno 81 reet
in Nevada one eoor below the lot upon which formerly
stood Hoels stables. A. o. FIT
Admr. estate of A. A. Care, deceased
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BE- We learn from Hon. V. G. Bell, that
E. W, Winnings Esq. has received the appoint.
ment OF Post Master at Rough and Ready
The appointment is received with general
satisfaction.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02

Dr Messrs. Burke & Bowden have opened
an elegant room, on Commercial street, where
they will devote their attention to Dentistry.
Persons will do well to give them call.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02

s@r We are under many obligations
to II. R. Stiles, for first delivery of
Atlantic Papers.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02

FRosT.-A heavy frost fell on W ednes.
day and Thursday nights IN this place.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02

ANOTHER New BRICK is going up immedi.
ately oppotite the Journal Office on Commer-
cial street.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02

Bar Hay was selling in the market, yester.
day, for s55 per ton, and one week ago it was
selling here for $40.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02

1a Wells, Fargo & Co., furnished us
With papers the past week.
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Langton's Pioneer Express.
NEW ARRArGEMENr.

Increased iaciites for the prompt transaction of the
Express Business In all It's Branches.
Tue undersigned will continue the Express and rox
NMsI1ing business as heretofore carried on by s W
Ia loN, ana under bis special supervision WILL from,
ana I,easure Express in charge OF our own
.nrousn rom here to San Francisco and a, her.tot
embracing all points 10 the ronte, e'oiof'
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liquors, French, Cherry, Peach and Ap-
Holland and American Gin; jamaica Rum;
Hedsickis Champagne;
Old Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
For sale by MIMI rrox +. puxx
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METROPOLIS
3 I Z { IL aD SALOON.
Main street, NeYada

I EME q WKIUHT have openel a new and eJcr,rl
~ oaLO0N ID the SECOND story of RooERs & IIussry.
Brek Building and visitors will ind i, fitted ard fnr
the Slate. ' ~ 'ooAn ia
The BILLIARD TABLES arc new and cos,lv ons .r.
pronounced TO be inferior to none ~ CIV
Tue room is fitted up with particular reference to ,ho
comfort oil those who visit it, and is furnished with
every convenience which can be desired
Connected with the Establishment is Rar N, which
VIII be found at ell times the choicest Liquors Wine,
and Cigars. 4i'' "ines
EsA Lunch is served Mornings and Evenings
Inc Proprietors intend that nothing shall be omitted
who favor them with call, " '-'''
Nevada, Oct. 26,-n.
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Copartnership Notice.

& unoers'gned have formed coparner.hip TO date
.c,nv rom me a5s day Of November proxmo for trans
re. general Banking Exchange and Gold Dus, bust
n Downievills and MarysviIe to continue under
'-' present name and style oI Wilkinson Co.
5AMUEL w. LANGTON Downieville
NATH'L N. WILKINSON, Marysville
CHAhLES P. STONE, San Francisco.
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s. w LANGTON
N.x IN. WILKINSON,
-'o'e"oei~-SW CHAS. P. STONE.
YEA, a. IMPERIAL, GuNPowDER, HYsoN and BLACK
MIDDLETON RILEY
Hrsu M.uiIs, fkuiIs, PEACHES, APPLES. cURRANTs sns
o W MIDDLETON RILEY
.,ea.. aNpiis, TEACHES, PLUMs, PRUNES. An.
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Nevada Prices Current.

expressly Tor the Nevada Journal By Messrs
MIDDLETON RILEY, Grocerers Main street
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s9TOWN TALE

PUT,5
0klGlNAI. CALIFORNIA SONGsTER. on hand and f.
~ sale at STII E,c ponH nnHS SrnSy Su1 ,'
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slavery. or tae recognition ar permission
thereof ia ANY Territory now owned orfta.
mn" Hereafter be- acquired bv he lnled
Satee; that they hold i, 90 be- within iae
constitutional power Of Couere.. % ano'. Pa
s.afory and tbe slave trad. iH e'i dc Ieu
toria5 of ,he United -nt. mc'aIag De-
District oi Columbia, aHl lb4J IT Is tHaa
duty 10 pass laws l0r ss immediate .ulrsps
sion aud extinction Jnaruu. chat ssr.tlr.
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THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
0nl, TWO Dollars and Half YEAR.
". W. E.Ct e. Ety.
EDITOR ANp PROPRIETOR.

ru~rrx,s RFrrRtifANls issued weekly NJ TWO
DOLLARS AND \ HALF per nnnum II pald ga
,d,luee. If rlid within sts months, Three loiiars
iftaFmeui h- iel we'd until after te st months, The
..s.wiub. Faur Dollars single copies. one Dino.
NiVeftisanefsat : rersuuare 90 ten lines or ras
M M cents prr square 10Y Htrtf Hu Doe G.' tiHe rt 1i
,h,sr,l discount made flr yearly advertisement
Announcement of candidates. Ten l"iluH
rseltr ger cent yeiiI be charged uu advertisements
nol rali 800 ads tnre-
al obituary uHtiertoteronc square. WILDE charged
10 ai,rTu--inoH..
RI L.uer.addresse@ 90 this Office must De .-'
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Fresh Arrival,

A. fhr store ~ T.. e.. 6r,gg T. 90.
yuST RECEIVED, at high water frclghist
u i~e.6yon supcrior horse and mule collars.
q, 10 do a. hamos
r. Az 30 russet h.ad Err lles
g. G. GREGG s. 60
fsr.a-r 81 1883
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WHOLESALE ana retail dealer. IN Dry
w Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hat. Clothing,
Hard aad Qugeuswa.e, CASTING, Groccr,s,
Nc Keep constantly ou hand . Iargc ana
complete assortment of the above enumerated
articles. together with nany others too uumcr
ous to name We sell on liberal terms 10
GOOD and prompt custom.s@ tomeaud see Us.
Dallas Street, Jefferson, Texas.
r.A T. f~J5. 2S Is
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JOSEPH j. PREM l y co.
II AVE received large aud well selected
| l stock Of FANCY DRY GHpDN,
Hardware aud Cutlery, which they oiier 70
their friends, customers, and the public gene
rally, on terms suitable to the EN- '.roney Of
the timcs
Sad stock consists Of Ready Made Clo-
thing, OF the latest fashions aud OF excellent
style aud taste, being selected from stock Of
superior French Goods.
Also fancy prints of a beautiful KIND and
style, and rare specimen of ladies' bonne's,
Of the pretticst and neate-t, perhaps, IN this
market. Saddles and BRIDES, Of all sizes and
varieties. and boots and shoes, and fine ven
,lhtcd hats, and every other kir,i OF hat sold
in this market, together with oil olher articles
usually kept by merchants, all Of which We
OFFER Low, and would be glad TO sell to good
customers ~ soon rs possible, as Ne expect
soon to receive a large addition from \ YORK
city, by which we can from time to time, re-
plensh. aud thus Keep our shelves full Of such
things as the people want. and are compelled
TO have Please cali aud examine for Your.
selves, before purchasing elsewhere and ohlige
YOUR friends,
JOSEPH +. pREWlTT q co.
Jefferson. Nav 20 1854 "
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JEW Il LRi.
yONEPH 4. PRE- WITT Il co.

Jcfcrson, Teras,
II AVE on hand splendid assortment Of
III Jewclry, consisting o' gold and SILVER
watches, ladie. and Rcntlenen's breast pms,
OF all si4ss; ear aud finger rings bracelets Z
gold pens and pencils; Ladies' Gun pms gen,
clemens shirt and risband buttons; gold
clasps. broast-pins cmhlcmal'c Of Masonry
and Odd Fellowship; ladies' and gents mourn.
ing pins, Sc, &c all Of which are warranted
To be genuine articles, aud sold cheap
Also u splendid assortment Of ladies' "rea'hs
and ar,ilicial, and 10, "f superior PEN
Knives.
lsN4f,or Nav IN 1884 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-17

Some sorts Of charity will swsF " the
esr snd give AWAY the she'll.
Men often blush to h.s vh.t thew wess
-4t ..nsnad % So
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NtlBD " Ah..
WE are iust IN receipt Of a largo ioi OF
w wood ware consisting 81 tho following
artielee. cedar churus, cedar buckeis, cedar
piceins. well buckets, oak bnrkc.s. brass
bound buckets brass bonnd pIggns, eo cans,
do kerlers, wood trays, cocop dippert "ool
bowls, painted tuba, cedar tubs, Vanished
keelers, painted buckets, wash boards broom
hearth brooms. whisk hrooms wood spoons,
axe handles, willow chairs, tior sick children
ALS0.
Fresh Kentucky mustard lamp Wits' gross
roIc, all sses, cotton plow lines, best article.
Also.
10 boxes star candies, loaf sugar soap, 70
lead vinegar. buck shot, drop shot
ALND.
A fu'l supply &c Mobile ard Dog River o.
nabuf1-. ali I'D uheh Sc Other Tor sale ou g.
vorahr terms.
e G.. GREGG 4 co
January 81 500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
RRCRIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
RELIEF FOR NoRgOLK AND PoRTsMoUTB

RELIEF FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
BALTIMORE. Aug. ia meeting Of the meI-
chants Of this city vas held at tie Exchange at
noon to day, for the purpose of devising means 10
alleviate the distressed inhabitants of Norfolk and
Portsmouth who now suffering from the raw
ages of yellow fever.
New YoRk. Aug. l6.-Porodi and other eminent
concert in this city for the relief of the suffering
at Norfolk, growing out of the ravageS of the
yellow fever.
PmL4DELPnA, Aug. l6.-A meeting ofthe mer-
chants ofthis city was held at tie Exchange this
morning, at which committee was appointed 10
solicit subscriptions for the benefit of The suffer.
erS by yellow fever at NorfIlk aud Portsmouth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
FROM NORFOLK.

AUGUST l6.-W. Tatem Chief Inspector at the
Navy yard is dead; Hunler Woods, Mayor of the
city is down with the fever; Capt. BrOwn is sup
posed to be dying; Dr.. Sylvester is also Supposet
t. be in dying condition. The fever has extend
ell IRON the injected district TO the upper part of
the city. G. Brougham jr., son of the editor OF
the Herald. is thought 10 be diving. Great difli
culies are experienced in obtaining nurses; ten
dollars per night has been charged. Not murr
than l,5Oo persons are remaining i'll Portsmouth.
Cot. Parker. j. b. Davis, Nalh. Manning, and
Emily Wilson are dead, and many other prominent
citizens are ill Of the fever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

HoRRlpLE DENrrt-GonED ny a BuLL.-Om Sat-
uoay morning, about eight O'Clock, says the Pitts
tursh chronce,'u Mrs. Alderman, about sixty
vas of age, came to her death in the following
tnnJle manner: The deceased resided on farm
oaaed by Mrs. Bailey, in Upper St. Car town
arp, nearly opposite this city. On Saturday morn
Ing her son was absent from the farm serving his
city customers with milk, aud the other members
d tile fauiy were busily engaged in the fields
aatTesting. On returniug about Mite O'clock, the
on discovered his mother lying on the ground a
ton distance rrom the house. A bull which was
Seps on the farm. had attacked and completely
'semboweled her. The animal had portion Of
lie deceased's entails hanging on his horns,
fAIcn Indicated the savage brutality with which
lie attack was made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

I'm. nE ST.EE M,s IxDtcrrD.-In the Municipal
S ""'L "a a., hosi'n, on Monday, Lylord c. Hill of
'n '.", 'il'nshFe, was atagued on an Indictment
. .,con oy me grand jnry which alleges that he
..'n,T'isd Ais little daughter OrIinda, against
,'n' "' TO seize and take by the neck certain
merely the said OTIinda was by said suake
H.. .5 ana dangerously bitten anil put in great
Ir'lIy Injured" Mt. Hllplead not guilty. His
pal Will soon take plaee. '-'''' ''' 40
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NC Law ID New.paEers.

, Subscribers who do not give expIcss notice to the
trary considered as wishing continue their sub
# order the diseoninuancC of their pert.
ess the publisher may continue scI them until all
suea AGES re paid.
n neglect refuse to take their periodi.
tom the offices TO which they are directed, they are
lid responsible illthey have settled The biz and orllel ID
,ItgI discontinued.
Ifsubscrbers TO Other places without inform
% The publishers and the papers are sent to the former
,77srtion they held responsible,
The Courts have decided that refusing to take periOd
tie Office removing and leaving them uncaIl
.J res is r ina iaca evidence OF intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

RonnERv.-A young man from Marietta was Go.
Ser 10 the amount of Sos last night, at SLeck's
tavern on Water street. He had been somewhat
intoxicated during yesterday, and retired at abont
5 P. NJ. Ills rOom-nate went 10 The chamber at 9
O'Clock and after remaining there "a few minutes
returned to tie bar and offering 10 pay his bI,w
asked what was wrong-whether the bedding db!
not sui' him, &c. He expressed an opinion that
,rayeeI had right to pay his bill and leave
house without being compelled to give any reason
torso doingi and having settled, he went off,
THIS morning the money was missed aud the trap-
eisr IS suspected of the theft. He is thought to
have gone West via the Central Ohio Railroad.--
irgus.
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YELLOW FEVER, 80.

- I10E8V
BALTIMORE, Aug. 16th-rLe mail this morning
brings New Orleans papeEs of Friday No impor,
tant news.
Four deaths occurred from fever at Norfolk dur.
ing the "a hours ending at noon on Wednesday,
The alarm had somewhat aLateCl
Captain Barron is now convalescent, but his
daughter remains very low.
Capt. Jas. Henderson is dying from the fever.
The deaths at Portsmouth have averaged per
day since Friday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
PAssMoRE WuLIAMsnN

BEDF"nD, Pa, Aug. l6lh-The application of
PaSstnore Williamson tor writ of habeas corpus
came up to-day before the Supreme Comrt, and
was argued by lion. Chas Gllpim and William NJ.
Mere nth.
Their speeches occupied the Court three hours,
and were most able arguments.
All the Judges were present, and they are now
engaged IN consultation. The result OF the appli
cation is not yet known.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

loH'cco rRAbE.-The DanvilIe Register gives
ai account OF The travels of hogshead OF tobacco,
, 'hlcn has at last found rest in DanvIle. 1t was
,.,seI near CiarkesvIl!e. kisnburg, shipped
sI'onRh Petersburg 10 Richmond, from Richmond
y"'rpsl 10 Lynehbufg, aud thence to DanvilIe
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Savings Bank store

WOULD respectfully say to the citizens OF Wheeling
ard vicinity have Just received the East and
North IN addition to my previous and varied stock OF
oots Shoes Hats, Caps, BonneEs Umbrellas, and Car
pet Sacks great variety OF ladies' and misses ashlOna
bic Shoes ard Callers. Gents Fancy Shoes, Caters,
Mo'esklnHIi summer Has, which 0Get OH such terms
as 10 make true tue heading OF this notice
Ronncts for rife;-thereOre invite all We 6o0eas,
ohoeissS haess cGpieSs and bonnet 70atig CHILDREN OF
Adam to call at the old Post Once opposite Nc
Lure House, where you will find all the goods Of above
description, believe lower than any other pace in this
lei b II. WATSON
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PRFc'UTox.-The sanitary committee ofStaun.
on went, last Wednesday, to look at q new frame
olIa'ng some two miles from town, with view Of
Getting it fo' a smallpox hospital That night it
vas burned down.
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Items

PrrTsBuRGH, Aug. l6.-'rhe negro who perpe-
trated the outrage Miss Singer, turns out 10 be
Russell, whe is now prison on the charge Of
burglary, committed in Allegheny on Sunday
B"LrrMoME, Aug. 10 The sloop of war Marion,
returned TO port without orders, having been con.
demned as unworthy, after a survey
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UNIVERSITY or yrpctSm.-Fhe Board Of Visitors
i The University have it in contemplation to
reate new Office 20 be called the Superintendent
L The Public grounds, with salary not exceeding
t21o per annum
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A Card

"A Gard.
HENRY TALLANT. LEWIS s. DRLAPLAIN, and
IL WILLIAM TALL,NT have formed cO-partuer-
ship, FOR the purpose trsnsactng Wholesale Grocery
aud Dry Goods and Forwarding aud General Commission
business IN this city, under the firm Of Ia LIANT q ne
LAPLAlN. The wholesale Dry Goods business will be
conducted at No 81 Main the wholesale GEoCe
T! and Commission business at No. 50 Main street.
Ample aud $easOTabie stocks OF Dry Goods aud GrOce
rl' Will always be sale lOw prices and
modatng TERMS TO which they earnestly invite the alien
ton OF CLOSE RUYERs. mas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

Ara laeteTm of the county court in Perry CO.,
'""'aHa' there were twenty-five applications for
d'v'Fce-seventeen Of which were granted. One
lady set forth in her petition that her lord always
sept with his back towards her. She obtained
I'M.
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'HE INTELIIGENCER
rRIpAY MORNING. AUGUST u, Ig55.
To COrrespondenls.

LETTERS concerning subscription, al vertsingor 9th
financial business ofthe IntelligeRcer should be adj
t.ssed TO the PrOpGietOrs.
c0uce rning the editorial department OF the na
~ should addressed to the editors, jointly, or to ell
NroTresaonien,s writing for publication, will please
lie only on one side OF the paper:
OF the above rules VT greatly Oblige u.s.
a SECURE more PrImpt attention to cOrIesuOmdeuts
I s,n they might otherwise some times relieve.
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RIVER AND WEATUER.

PrrsNvncH, Aug. l6.-Rlvrr feet inches,
at stand. Weather warm aud cloudy.
CrNcrNNArr, Aug. IG.-River fallen I2 Gche.
since yesterday. Weather Showery.
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MEDICAL.
ALL SHOULD TRY IT!t
DR.. j. sTETTER' S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100, QUO Ro.,lo. Cd in ono Yenr!


OTIilNG in the understanding in tie medic al mar.
~ kr 0r the past ity yras, ever eqaaIrd uuI an
/ aIiICIr bc produced 10 equal tins
GREAT A.,Ti-DNSPEPTlG.
Nr. lOSteteI's preparation not u old grannv's re-
cIpe. nor the iueie experimental an AmAteur
rhys'claHs verbal investigation. II the IsSultO mo,
found and ellhO study O Oi the most gClrilN,
chemists OF Tie ImeSem century.
br. HOIrlIeT submits his invaluable RitterS 10 nh y
che niCa test WHAT'S sin heller personal Il ia upOI
your constitutions The tue proper trsp bii.
viii he found by the fist ANALYSIS, hl o,Ce
Their Scal medicinal effects will he made manifest ia
ten
Are you dysreruc? Then take these celebrated sto,
acI Eilt-IS
Ave you bilious? Try bottle OF these RiiteEs,
be relieved al UICe
Are you annoyed by Indigestion? Remove the cause by
the lrecI>e U these BitleTS
liIvc you fever and ate2 How many thousands the
West a"l south lav" hem Cued oil Tins constitution DE-
$i' DYING disease 10y Tie Tree these BitlerS?
M should tlN Ills great anIidutc. We venture GilTm
'h1i where H"steIter's BtleIs used
| and occur
One GiISSiu taken three lines day before nleaIS
VIII he found great Olc ag M, which all viii appeC
ate when SOaly satisfied tact, as they viii be-
by giving Tie HllteIs IIal.
Iherl aye other hlteTs represented 10 be the SAME,
which COmpa ,attVely are worthless. Our Bt'ers alR
without rival, 10 their medicinal Qualities They alr
directions on, aud Dr. j. HOslellel'S Stomach hitleIs
blown UH tie bottle, None Other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
Us For sue by all The principal Druggists Hotel Bars
e>tamols and beaIcIs generally iOugOut The I1Mrd
HIESI aud by
BUSHFIELO * Co, and
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
S9-lTuaw
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KENruCKY EIRcrInN

CrNcrxNArr, Aug. l6.-Oalca returns from "A
counties in Kentucky, aud the reports from the re-
malnng counties. reduce the majority Of Moor
head, X. N. To 1860.
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u Something beautiful of its kind, was shown
us Yesterday at BERGER & FToFsMAw's Leather
Store, come: of Main street aud Market alley. 1t
is a mat made Of the South American sheep skin.
well dressed and beautifully coored, with border
of comb wool in color contrasting with the cen
Ire For parIOrs, halls, and 10 cover steps ON which
os aud enjoy these delightful evenings. they are
the very things, and besides that, they are as
"clrau as Crt,''
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AmbrOtypes
THE subscriber offers the public style of
i picture. aT superior 10 the DaguereOtypc made in
Wheeling daily at his estab sImcnt. They termed
AMBROTYPES,
the process for which is patented in the United Staes
Great Britain and France These pictures the
beautiful and truthful ever produced by the Photographic
art The exceeding neness, depth OF light and shade ami
richness is wonderful They do the
subject, but represent everything in its POSITION.
They withO"t the glare OF lgIsreOtype, NAV be
any vew aud will last for ages Unchanged being
lMPERISHABLE,
hence the AmbrOtype which signifies lnjestracti
biIy. The picture is taken pain glass; TO which an
plate III corresponding size il secured with Indie
stucbe cement by which the picture will retain its orig
NAL hiancy of II will not CurIOdc by acids nor
be injured by water climate
AmbTUyTc Horoscopes must be 10 be appreciated
tue relief is perfect az lie.
Dasuefrenypes taken at ietlUced prices Ladies and
entenIeu invited TO call and examine my gIlery
ut 4. e. PARTRlD E.
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RALTIMNRE MaREEr

BALTIMORE MARKET.
AUGUST l6.-Fl"mr, sales of Howard ST. at 8,
QOaS,S73; Ohio SIS. Wheat better, sales red al
S5"93, white 80. Corn, sales OF Willie at S7as8
yellow 93a95.
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New Stock Of Boots and Shoes at
N. l.. DOR $EY'S

No 1913 Main ST. doors 6elo,p Union ST.
HAVING returned i:om manufacturing Esia blis-
IL ments OF the East with stock OF boots SHOES,
comprising all the varied styles for the present aP
preaching season Of 1885, would respectfully inv lite
and all to call and examine my sIOck, confident
that can suit all and every body, divided good pretty,
and cheap gOuds will DO intend TO keep The hest qua
y of goods in my line and will sell cheap cheap
er than they can be bought elsewhere. Tall AMI examine
my goods and ii they don't please, cha sc will he made
for examining.