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These Pills are composed Of the most valuable ar
tices which can be found in the vegetable lhateria
Aedica, for Dyspepsia, and also for the removal Of
all complaints Immediately arising from or connected
with Indigestion Gastric Intestinal Debility and
arrangement; such as Loss Of Appetite Sourness Of
the Stomach, Flatulence, Nausea, Heat and Burning
Of the Stomach and Bowels, Dizziness, Waier-brash
Headache, Palpitation OF the Heart Cough, Pain in
the Breast Habitual Costiveness its opposite, D
arrh9s, Female DISTINCTIONS, Torpor Of the Liver or
Bowels, Cholic Pains, General Debility OF Body and
Depression Of Mind These Pills operate mildly on
he stomach and bowels cleansing and imparting 70
them tone and energy; and removing those obsruc-
tons or causes which induce dersngemcnt and de-
bility IN the digestive organs, and which produce
that long train OF complaints which accompany dys-
pepsia. They have been prescribed in thousands Of
cases by their original proprietor in his private prac-
tice, and have met with such marked and surprising
success, as 70 be valued above price by those who
best know them, and who have witnessed in their
own persons or families their sovereign efficacy in
curing the diseases for which they recommended.
Price IS cents. N EN fFEFf
DIR. BROTHERS. BROWN OINTMENT.
This Ointment is designed for Cutaneous Diseases,
or affections of the skin; such as letter, or Salt
Erysipelas for all itching affections, eruptions Of
the skin, nipples chapped hands, chbsins, sore
and infamed eyed, chappings and excavations about
the nose and lips; the neck, thighs, and armpits of
children for scalds and burns bruises, swellings,
and piles. This is article of great efficacy; one
which has given general satisfaction, and which has
effected great cures. Price Is cents
DIR. BROTHERS. COUGH PILLS.
These Pills are very eficacious in relieving very
severe Coughs Pains in the Chest and Irritation Of
the Lungs. They very valuable safe. mild but
effective remedy, not only for these affections but
also for tickling in the throat structure Of the lungs
bronchitis, and other Pulmonary difficulties They
: we very highlylprizcd by many persons Price rs
6 cents. g1s 3sg
11ll DIR. BROTHERS, FEMALE PILLS,
( Il Especially Dsa9Sed for Female Complaints.
The consultation always suffers or less when
--r Of the scctctions or discharges established by
TIE laws OF nste. are arrested or retarded but from
none does nofe eyi arise than from ebstruction, or
suppression Of the menses This is sure in time 70
bfr5f ON train Of eompkcsted snAsubstinsts dis
easeS sAt h4 pains IA Tho head Back Iofhs and eb-
dunbn liberalization Of boed 10 the heAdJand cbn-
seqssnt sdfusirsrsp AcoM sxfrenitaA fbnt especially
cod feet icss ~ aBp stits, aoyvencss and general
debility: Cough, PsipitstieH Of The Heert- Hectic
the Catansehtst rvd&httich Ahsntver checked or is
pehaed n isAspesshb1e lei ~ hxahf nd abe ssi hui
snee W. lifsiAtisfasR s'1TsiJ 9TUPS ~ 7ooa
The design ofpesa piin n ba restoration of lhe
1gasiSl bgs hAaiciJ sro ,sf<sd hrA sno iliw sa@
vt.~.lg CAB
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY.
Dd5-< M 600 Dey,,, A, Ino,sr .Sne,ss<

And BY all dealers in Alerandris, Virginia.
July 17-eosm ts.fy tr...f p
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DIR. BROTHERS. DIURETTC DROPS.


This Emetic exerts very salutary influence over
the animal economy, and removes diseases when
other remedies fail.
The stomach Is coated frequently with q viscid,
tenacious fluid, which prevents the action Of purga
of this primary and important organ 30 derangcd
that nothing win act benefcially its living fibre
Cathartics pass through IL and the bowels without
removing any morbid accumulation, or restoring a
healthy zone 10 these parts
This emetic, from It's peculiar combination, has a
threshold effect upon the system When any morbid
affection depends upon, or is connected with,
ndigestible substances vomiting gives speedy relief
p IL not only thus dislodges from the stomach for
eiEh and deleterious agents, but Il produces new
acfio ind thus changes the secrstons BY is stinnu
3. III fonseQuence of the intimate connection be-
tween 3ebtorbach and the capillary system. or The
minute vesseis # the surface q most important and
sautary edsvtfgpfsdueed BY the operation Of von4
Fl4ra. -
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About i've years ago, ! obtained from Mr.. Tobias,
in Washington, pair Of Glasses for the Spectacles
which used, and found them Of great assistance to
my decaying vision; and my opinion of him ia that
he 10 skiful in tho preparation Of Glasses for eyes
not too far gone TO be benefited by such aid.
~ J. r. MAY.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-31

AIlEXANUHfAs VAv n"
!" As constantly on hand, and offers 10 the public
IL for cssh an excellepty assortment of fashion,
able resdy-mads Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
mar -eodly HtT1N
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ITO. FAIRCHILD, Decr0tafy.
mar 80--deo&wly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
NEWS
FROM PHlLADRLpAlA.

Jvtr 9.-The e1Pors OF June show decrease
Of SS0S, C9s from fSme period last year. Detrease
from first Of January as compared with the tirsI
six months Of last year, IS Sl,S2O,S1S.
Imports thus fat amount 10 SS,166.69i. De.
cEe1Se from last year, 81, 636,Si9.
An attempt was made, on Friday last, 10 kidnOp
a little grl about fourteen yeats old, living uear
UowningtOn, Chester county. She was seized BY
two men and carried some twelve miles towards the
Marylsud line. when finding they bad mistaken a
SunGuEnt gill for mUIaILO, she was sci dowa in
the road and allowed 10 depart.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
NEW YORK MARKET,

JrLT 9.-NIOuey is unchanged. Stocks heavy
Galena and CHICAGO RnIIfoaA, ll0l: Cleveland
and Toledo, 80; Erie, j?3i Illinois Central, 80
Michigan Southern, 81 New York Genital, lUii
Harlem, "0l; Cumleflanj, 80! ReatIns, y6!
Cotton has advanced ~, with sales Of ,Oo0 bales
Flour firm; sales u I0.6jO Iris. Ohio, 81 sS,s1Is
g.23; sales 500 bEls SOUTHERN, al !lI. Wheat Gm
with an urwarI tendency: sales Of 400 bush
>ouihrm ted. al &?,i0. Com iuhe hIghen
ss,rs u $1,000 bushels atgS. Pork tEn. safes d
$50 ur<. Beef finn. sales of20O bTlS. Lard dull
sales NJ SO NlS al II. Whisky easier, sales Of
500 trIs. at Al! Groceries ste unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,

JunY 9h-rLe steamer Northern Light left f1l
New York on the LIST, with about 45O PaSsenG- Is
sud $3.50, 600 IN specie, including aiOut SlGj.0tt
70 the Metropolitan Bank, and i2j,CQ0 10 Wells
Fargo & Co.
All qualities Of cotton have jrclined !c; 2.5ot
bales mlGdiing sold at 9!agii SIZES 1T the wevk
1000. Receipts for tie Week $500 bales, against
GSQQ during The SOme perOd last year. Receipts
at this por 9l4.G0O bales RS Than last yraI al 'hI
time. Stock IN hand, $1,000 bales.
Coffee arrived this week, 3001 bags. Stock or
on Land abon: lC,O0O !sgsi sales Of pine l0i.
Picssof Flour ale considerably .o~eI, quoted
7;1t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

VIZ usest tie following notice. anil al the same
time call ttenlion 10 the fact that the East Whee'
In. John Nreet) Gave Yard IS in l'mentaUle
condition, the fences being dI'PidIted and bro
Ken down, and the grounds exposed TO the derrA'
L.,.Jns Of boys aud cattle. Such condition Of 4
place sacred to tue memory Of the dead, and
which out citizens have heretofore guarded and
protected With cate and affection, must be deeply
regretted BY all who have friends intelsed there.
I.i Therefore desirable Tint the LOT holders Of the
grave yard, and Others WhO leel an interest in the
sa,ites, should Le ptsseut At the meeting to-
Night
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

Tnr stsels had received a pretty thorough
e,s,o.u, LeiOte the gteat rein Of yesterday; but
,brt. i, n@s work HOW TOT The Street Commits.
,vn., THE mud and olhet lrift which has been
deposited in the outlets and abound the mouths Of
..v..., ,OaII be removed without delay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

LOOK TO TT IL T,NE.-The cellars which were
sooltL with wstet yesterday should be immediate.
/, lnlneI OF pumped out, Otherwise, The NSE'
nan, wafer will soon produce Sickness, al this
..,,ou. We tru.t tia, lhs RosEI Of Health will
NJ, attention 10 this subject
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

JuLr 9-The cabinet was III s. sion over hou s
to-day, upon the business accumulated huting Tue
aLsenCs Vi The President.
Thete has been no actual definite action upon
the new appointment Of Commissioners Of Land
and PAIen 5.
Secretary DObbin will leave ot Virginia TO.
morTnw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

TArNuXpOus RIIx.-The most Tremendous foin
ase,sI witnessed Occuued here yesterday We
i.ssa +! and O'Clock. The sky grew suddenly
as,S With thick, pottenlous CoujS-day.lIshI was
almost ly.cureJ, aud The rain came touring do"n
IA iol:=ws-in avalanches, rather than III show.
e,;. rae aooI gst Of heaven seenled 10 have
lilil'ly cpeaed, and We we've almost disposed, foE
awhile, 10 lcOk out fOr the second advent Of No.
ali IS The only navigator who could survive the
Gygd Nhei sevmei rising 0vOuNd US. We have
no: h.stl bow CUT uptown citizens Jared; but
rrlt gyl ofice. Main and Quincy sitetts wei: com.
rr'-ly subu.'IeI ty the tide which rolled along
TT ia I. ;hsa quatteE Of an LOu', carrying "lIL
i,,o,s, nlaSs, aIlerS aad barrels and even doai.
m. alousrs i considerable distance. Tie elevS'
t. i.issis got good washing, but OH the !Owet
u7rs ,mnsr!s quantities OF mud and dH;N weEe
lspJ,itsd. ii the PastOiIice cOrnet sevefaI tons
q sinl and stones weIe deposited, without any
reT5mspecilI contract with the Street COmmis'
sz,t The slom was accompanied by terrific
A1!cr sai lightning, aud from the loud crashes
s,el Ee Leatd several times, we expect 10 heal
q ;oms severe strokes Of lightning.
AI:h 5a'uaEe has been done in the city by the
Il-r. Many cellars, some Of them containing
7ilable merchandise, were hooded. Que OF
Nests. List 4 HOweIrs cellars contained large
lGouns Of sugar. molSsses and salt; The susA
,aL salt will Be much damaged,
The basement Of Washington Hall vas flooded
- The depth Of 81 feet.
TIE whaH and many Of the sewers were great
y dsmassd. Some Of the suction fte engines
wsIe employed to god purpose yesterday in pump
ing out cellars.
10 tie county, the gain fields must have suffer
ell severely. though We have not learned how fat
the Esin e1teaGel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

Tnr COluNDrS RrOr.-The jury in this case
Z, potion Of the testimony Of which We published
,,s,srday-haYe renlered the following verdiet:
.'The deceased came 10 his death by the effects
oG a ball " slug wildly aud macopSly dis.
c,,'.et from 4 pistol in ue hands Of cne Goltlisb
Wr,'!a member Of social company IN COium
& SaOWn as tie Tumers, ard to which Leoth
~. Company, so FAT as they were on parade on
ID, said 4lh, wefe more Of less acceSSuY."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
pOSTOFFlCE MATrERS.

WAsmI>oTOS, JuIy9.-The Postmaster Genera
has issued OrIrrs that the sweePiurs Of oil pOstof
fees in The county shaIl he thoroughly eIamued
10 order 10 avoid the possibility Of losing Letters
other mail matter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
FROM LOUISVILLE.

JuLy 9.-Seversl Of lie City Fathe:s hare beer
taken into custody BY Otdet Of Judge Bullock 70
contempt, IN refusing TO grant licenses. Thete j.
considerable sensation on account thereof.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
CATTLE MARKET.

PRtLADELPaIA, July 9.-Receirts Of beef cattle
last week, 9CO head; 1850 sheep. BetveS Sl0s
rel per 100; sheep 4Ici l,S0aS,O0 per head. Sup
ply Scarc,, prices higher.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

Tx T.ru,rr offered to The Cite company which
sold The most tickets tcs MI DOUshterty's benefit,
on Monday night. was pwosded to the Young
A,n.nean Company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

A1nrxAvu.-NIt. Chapman oppears tonight in
ri, yery funny character Of Cousin Joe in the
"ROvsh DiamOnd," and SIu. Chapman as MarseFy.
ssnUer q other favOlite pieces will be performed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoEk, July 9.-FIfy Persons were arrest.
ed yesterday tor being drunk OH the streets. AS
ye;. no airests have been made among The liquor
dealers.
Mt Ptny. SsC'y Of Legation at Malhj, leaves
in the Baltic.
Yesterday afternoon, the yacht Grsce upset of
Fort Hamilton. ThEee Of PERSONS III lrrE were
drowned. AIt. Ferguson, arePOrer lUI Tue jour.
nal Of Commerce YVES lost.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

Tar EAsrEES MML-The recent change in the
time Oftbs departure Of the Eosietu mail fEOm The
Poe, Office ia this city, teaLets il necessary that
.,,.I, fOr thai mail should be in The Office IstOte
= ,rlock,P,M.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

Wv TVdIVNU VINWNbT'
July 9--SlIeS 100 bblS HowIrl ST. -four at 9,Tt
New wheSt sells al 2.lsa?,22 fOr TED, and 9,2Oa?c
fot white. Corn dull, yellow sold al 96Sss, white
l,0?aI,0S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
AlthOie interested in tie East Wheeling Crave
YarI ate requested to meet at the City Rradns
Rooms. Monroe Street, on Wednesday evening
usl, llth inst, atfi O'clock, p. ".
THOMAS PAUL.,
WILLIAM BUSBY,
JOHNR. HUBBARD,
W. 2. PETERSON.
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ALI SHOULD TRY IT!!
DR.. j. HosTETTER' S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH ,BITTERS.
100000 pouIr. ,old in Our yrnr.

D.
NOTHING in the Tauket-uOhiug ia the WedICal mar.
y hel Or the past iy !clrS las eNeC eqIaed.
al alice be pIUtI6ed 10 equal this
GREAT AATl-DISPEPTIC.
lr HO'teIeTa PREPARATION is 10; an cd ETanGJS re.
PhyS'CIU> verbal Invest E1Om. II Is The ieSUOI pU
OGEi and elaborate study Of Of The mOSt ScieLlIfU
chemists Of !hV resent century.
pT HOSietieT submits hs invaluable RtttIS 10 1nY
chemical ie't o., What is SIN better erSUEal tal upOu
!ou' own constitution. Tie tue properties o. tltSe bit
VI iLesf s;ea: TeIlrA tEettA viii be made manifest
LCteli5ie short space upon your syG.
Jem
ave !Ou dysIerc' Taea tsAe tbese celebrated Stem,
AGA Lit'ix
Are you sitOBsl Try Ore bottle OF these Blitely ari
! ~ icleNcI al ULCe
AEe jUI annoyed By IndlseAiOHi Remove the bY
| tie Zee use UI these. 6lieTs
Have JOu lever aud lLe! How naGy Thousands in the
Vest aud SCuih hAV" bern cuied Oi IhS CVLHuIuOh dc
81 O!Ins d!seA:e, By tie fec use OiiLese BtiieE>i
All should t!y Ills great Iut!dOts. we Venture to am
That aee HOIeileI'S MtteIa are used ease O
SuI SGle CsELoi VCcUr.
One Wme s1X4ul Iaken three iimeS dlJ before neals,
Nl he found great tonic AGENT which all will app Ell
when personally sAllSfeJ OF The ACT, as tAey viii Re,
! b! 81 v!Gs tie IhtleIS one tliIi.
ILers aIe Oher hltteIS represented 10 Be The Iame
which comFa 'ltiVe!y are worthless. Our RtIleH ave
NbUU, ival, as 10 ther Medctsl qualIlieS lLeyaTe
put up In sQUae bOtlles Containing J quart. villa the
directions On, and ~ }. HOS,eIles stomach bIeIS.'
blown Oh the bottle. NOEe Other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR SOTTLE.
" For SAFE By all the rlLetral Druggists, Hotel Bars.
'es'aaLts add GeaIels eeeTally he uLltsd
| 't'e3aTd By
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
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JAMES B. MARSH,
NIW WHOLESALE ANUR RETAIL
BOOT IND SHOE STORE,

XL1r ORIrR, orr A%oCo.
AN now receiving ct my rev stole Tt''m on Monroe
sheet, large and elegant assortment Of ooots anu
sLOe$ WLcu had selected with sel: care AID hlJ Ban
fractured bY Tie best WoIkmtn IN he FAST, expressly or
this iraIe | am nov prepared 10 accommodate my Gus
TONERS either wholesale retail with variety offspring
aud SuIner Goods, not To Re surpassed hy any other
tOu'e IN the ey, either IN s;ye' workmanship VI uu'a
billy
Amongst which will be found tie following seAtonl5Ie
EUub&;
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ZASt.v.LLv, Quito .

Wr J. q; I'oaisr,rih T.
lear SIR. have b<en sfietci OF thee years with
Rheumatism ia my bach. am 10 I las! tx OhhS mol
TO get OuI Of my bed without lep. a !OuT agent Ia
our city insisted on ne trying Uue bottle Of LhdEs FhU
lnmenI and IIy what eHtc it would haVei AID OIe bot
tie hIs relieved ne INCA that WAS able ~ set out u
nv bed without difficulty. lthSs bteG bless nz ~ ne;
list rs il oI yourself Aid you Viii be well peaMd
MRS. ". COCHRAN.
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lust Reoaivad.

~ \. EDWARDS 4 NKO. have iuat received from
~ ne EAH, lat iLe!T New Grocery ldiOiTite The
Lgg6sl an tAtsLe aud eGFeluiy GeLecttd assortment
are ul"tnes IA wLth ibsy tnVGo The attention o. all
lgTStOi tle
E.' Nlf1tlih0. ard lava eOEteS, brown, clarified DO
= SNsl IHd PI.IenEed SuEAr6;
Teas 10 Gttai VARIETY lAd 6ne quallteSi
S,htha caro- Itd Chocolate Of Tie besl brands,
zee Eeae tsS, PtF ippGI, SllaWbtueS bnd lSSPber
.. "a cah'; re 61uG, cor 'tArcLi
fArs1' usO, nAcIsohi, IsiTsiASs, JelItlRll
Ee'l'.d' AUoWroOt dried cUulHis, TaIsuS, aln'oRdS
Vi's' tors, e'ei IOsaceO aud IeSI'S, due qUIltieSI
>"ii' sie' F'nF groURd 1Sak salt
SPi'ss Az! EsseEcea Of every variety.
I'friEr with ln5nl other 0ItfleS TO tedious to emu
~ ls' oil u Gbch we are - ling al very low prizes.
~ an elamLe Of yourselves. I01 can't bal Be pleas
- "'nHnbef TIE WSSe-cOfpeIo NaTket and Quay
E-,rt,, Id!NnDB tie Po1i0tice, whee:lnS. Va mG9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
NeW Stock Of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DORSBY'S
UOak EaIln

No i29 uain Il. l ln9rs kooe CHieR d.
HAVING Tetuiped from ibe manufacturing Baoel'h'
Ill hehtG oil the East vita SICK Of boots and SbOra,
eCnpISRg all The varied Jles Tot the Pestn! aud aE-
preaching SeasnA OF 1855, would resi- ecliUiy inN lie one
aud all 10 Cal and examine ny SOck as Am confident
That eau suit al and every b0dJ p0vded e001, pretty
and thSSn Goods will col inlend 10 kerr The beat quail
Ivy Of IVOiS iu NY line, and will sell as cheap II nO c6A
CT than her car be bought elsswhsIe CG aud exl iWe
my gods ORd II tey dOut PsAse, no clAe VIII be nade
OI examining.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

Wholesale ard Retail AGENTS, ...
THOMPSON * PATTERSON,
r,--ir No. III Main Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

DoY's calf boots,
ID do KpbOOiSi
do calf 0xoRl TieSi
do bTUE1nG
ROTs boots and SbOss OF every kind and descriptions;
Also, chIld en'1 Shoes Caters, DC, Of all SOia and
Sizes 10 TACT can suit everybody in anything they mar
want in my line. Don't forget l23 Main street, WherItnS,
Va. \. l., DORSEY.
r. S.-CountTy HelshAhI sorting W Ot cash will do
well kOeAN SAP
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NJ RS'S Nne calf boOiSi
NJ tine GsileTsI
Fine morocco bootS;
EiOe bali welt
Fine hip
FiRe Congress
Pine es0th' GaseIGI
Glove kid
cloth, diR'nt eOIT
Call COuGTeSS
Oxford Ties,
LADIES' SHOES.
T AIDES 6ne blltk GaIte'T
IL Tau coOred Gaitersji
Fanny do DO
Jenny 1nd S!IpHeni
DO weHi
goat do
Toilet SlirrtrA
NT lSSES Jenny Lad Slippers
Nl FIIe Callers
~ Kid boots;
MOROCCO bOOlS.
Al OF which are 81 Tie latest attks. IA
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THIS spCle 4 wAe and god mani but marx Tie
enhse! Lrl The sEShS heaI hTI abL Thru deLLt viz
Tier 10 .aatL OF Be nude whole. u PotssoHAl MsA
e u 'Eist4 hcV!ta Nor
Rev JOm+s W. II. UmCulI, IKE TALENTED 1Ed iRdsp Rj
eat editor o. HAT RyhJ VoPul and eIepsIvey Itsd pa
le, the ChdsGl R6aEEI, Published at FIedtIt kSbu
Va In his edOia Ci ire 18th Of Nay, 1855 thus SleSE3
III liza NsE's Iser2G, Thr'af,:
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-05-31
Barley Sack Dresses and Rag Pies.

DEAR NEws.-It may be interesting to
some of your readers in the Atlantic States,
to have knowledge Of the manner in which
the young folks "do up the delicate" in the
vicinity of Georgetown.
A young gentleman of my acquaintance
being desirous. recently, of presenting the
lady of bis love with "new dress" selected
the material commonly known as charley
sacks" The present was promptly received
and duly appreciated A few days after,
the young gent called at the domicu of the
young lady-stayed in the evening and took
tea. After the substantials of the repast
were dispensed with, pie was passed round
the table. All understood the joke but the
young gent, and refrained from eating-not
so with him; but biting off good mouthful
of the luxury, he Immediately commenced
the process of mastication The result was
as might be expected, the pie would'nt go
do1cn and at each effort of my friend, the
merriment of the company would explode it
self in loud and uproarious laughter After
enjoying herself hugely at the young mans
expense, the lady informed him that the PIE
with which he was regaling himself, was
made out of the remnants of the dress goods
he had given her.
l can only add, that Hymen in all proba-
bility will soon tell the remainder Of the
story in the presence of "chosen few and
our village Parson. RUBBER.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-05-31
,r.1en,.,,r,h 20 georgetown.

II is stated in a late number OF the Union,
that Mr.. STRONG, President oil the Alta
TELEGRAPH Line was in Iowa Hill a few
davs since receiving subscriptions for the
extension of the line from Coloma Ula
Georgetown, Yankee Jims and Wisconsin
Hin to Iowa Hill. 1t is also stated that
the amount of subscriptions was nearly
made up, and that it was expected that the
branch line would be in working order in
about three months.
Since noticing the above, we have been
shown letter from MIR. STRONG, dated the
23d inst, from Iowa Hill and addressed to
Mr.. WIN. L. GIBBS, from which we quote
the following:
''There is considerable talk this way OF
extending line from this place through
Wisconsin Hill and Yankee Jlms to George
town, providing your people conclude to
have a line built from Georgetown to Colo
ma-otherwise it will probably be connect
ed at Auburn"
We learn that about one-half of the stock
for the line to Coloma has been subscribed
and if the line is to be built, the balance OF
the subscription should be made up at once.
A Telegraph line is needed to this place,
and there were sufficient inducements here
tofore to our citizens to subscribe literally
for that purpose; but since the prospect is,
that by building this line to Coloma, the
mining towns north of US will establish a
line connecting this place with the places
named, the reasons Of present and energetic
action in this matter are very much increas-
ad
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-05-31
OBSERVER.

Bounty LAND UNDER THE LATE ACr.-
The San Francisco Herald of Monday states
that "under the Bounty Land Act of March
Sd, 1855, the first claim was presented to
the Pension Office about the 10th ultimo
and up to this date, about eighty three thou
sand applications have been received
About 10000 cases have been enveloped
numbered and briefed Although the forms
and instructions issued by Commissioner
Waldo are plain, explicit and easily under
stood, of the first thirty cases examined,
only one was in accordance with the re-
qulrements of the law and the requirements
of the Office