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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
nDr Edvaraa, Dead shot. !"

It is not often that we have occasion to speak of
medicines, and we are not often disposed so to
speak. for we have natural dislike for all kinds of
medicines. but we cannot let the present opportu
nifty pass without saying favorable word of the
popular medicine put up in this city, and known
as Dr. Rdlrards' Dead Shot. {" 1t is medi-
cine for the cure of the Fever and Ague, and
does its work so efectuaIly as to render its name
appropriate. The son of friend visiting in our
family, was afflicted with this distressing disease,
and had tried several of the remedies in general
use without deriving benefit from them. He had
q severe shake every day, and we piteI the little
fellow from the bottom OF our heart,-Greeziug
one hour, and burning with fever the next,--und
meeting with DR.. Edwards in the street. we hap
pened to mention the matter to him, when he re-
commended US to try bottle of his medicine.
selting that it would effect cure. We did try ii,
and it did cure him, and though it was the middle
of last month when the medicine was administer
ed, there Is yet no symptoms of returning ague,
and OIL the strength of this cue, we recommend
it to others. DR.. Edwarl's Office is at No. 81,
Water street. The medicine is also for sale by
Il. H. Logan & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
The elections.

We have motley mixture of returns from the
elections held in the several States during the past
few days, and must let the telegraph tell its own
story as to who's killed, wounded and living.
In New York city, the American ticket seems
to be ahead, but in the country districts looks
doubtful. Things are decidedly "mixeP' in this
State; the probabilities sre that Fusion alias
Republican, alias Abolitonlsn, is either defeat
ed or swfully crippled.
In New Jersey. the success of the Independent
Democratic ticket is indicated.
Massachusetts. the dispatches say, has gone for
Gov. Gardner, American, by majority of $4,000,
and elects $50 Americans to the House to 80 Ofall
Others; and % Americans to 16 of all others, to
the Senate.
Our returns from Louisiana are chiefly from N.
Orleans; that city has gone largely for the Amer
leans From Maryland we have nothing at the
time of writing til Is. The Baltimore dispatches
were detained on accouutof the result not being
given oul until yesterday.
Interesting dispatches will doubtless be found
under our teleeraphlc head this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
For Me Wheeling Intelligence.
CHANG ELB SIS Owe.

GY ODA LOwRL. aa
Yes she loved him with ervor those alone can truly
know
Who have et the fame within them brighten to burn
lug glow.
Who have felt the leapins exulttngy and high
whensoeer their ear was greeted by footstep draw.
Ing nigh
And whenever his voice thrilled her quick unto her
cheek would steal
Something like blush that MOrns opening
reveal;
Yet wonId Doubt within his bosom often find resting
on he feared that from her emry time imase might
And he said. 'hen apins,time eOmeth. and the VIC
let's heads
With their blue eyes almost hidden by Their wltehIng
When the rst pale flowers greet US by truant
With their white lips slightly Paited, pressed against the
mellow ground
Where they whisper their sisters who CAUTIOUS
hide from view,
Till they hear the rains soft patter cOaxing them
ture through
Till Ithey hear the birds above taem joining with the
soft toned breeze,
In serenade at even TO the eOquetsinS trees
Them perhaps thy ardent spirit will its worshped
resgn,-
nd more I'LL hear thee utter, "I THrxE
TUNE"
Spring came: the birds and blossoms on were pass
ed unheeLed by,
For she Ioved thro' wood and meadow with dreamy
vacant eye;
wrought
Past end present seemed commn sed In alabsorbng
thought;
Aud il ALI the hours she wasted musing on when nrst
they met
Were ormed and glIttered in her minds
horizon yet,
Only in outnumbere by the jewels of the Skies
Yet he said, "Percbsnce when loads with Pur.
ple fruit the vine,
Change may eOmei-no thOu'lt whisper. az AN
THINE, ONLY 1HINE."
Summer came:-the was flooded with sea of gold
grain,
All except the ver1ant meadow, and the wslnutshadcd
lane,
whee they often strayel together, to begue passing
hour,
Ere the had climbed the hilltop. the dew had
Or where oft sat- recalling all tho fond words he had
breathed,
And the while the opening blossoms into rustic sarands
wreathed,-
Where ore uOTh her lover ounu heT as She gan Ill: buds
Divine,
Asking if heart still murmureL "I THINE AND on
LY THINE"
Yes and when the hOary Winter bound the streamets
with his chains
When f,Om OF his ICY fingers dropped the chill Novem
Der rains,
shtverns all fragile blossoms that had tho to finger
still
Meath the tall cliff .envtroncd or be.ide sun
kissed riIli
When friends she'd loved childhood gathered
round the blazing hearth,
And he svery laugh saily mingled with the common
mrth,-
When her mother from her forehead smOOtLed silk
en- tress VI god.
Telling her she'd miss her ssdy she wandered the
fold,
Tears would como. ye. still her spirit worshpeL at its
sacred shrine,
And voice within kept breathns r44 THINE, AND on
THINE"
Strongest of all earthly passions, chansee.s deathes
Love art thoui
Richer than the cOstliest jewel mOnarchk
Deeper tn the whose confines athom line hath new
Purer than the breath of Morning she wakes fro4
sleep profound
Mishter than host of warriors battling the stormy
More triumphant than the vieors known fly OF
yielL,-
Holy the songs of ases in the region the blest
breast.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
THR POETRY OF PHYsIc

AYERS PILLSside, sugarshOd, over the palate, but
their energy although wrapped up, is there, with
giant lOce the very Ounda of disease There are
thousands of sufferers who would not wear their dist en-
pers if they knew they could be cu'ed CSC Try Ay-
cr's Pills, and you will know it.
PuIiIy The blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities aud you cured
already.
Take this best of alPur saves., and scrorula Indi-
gestIn, weakness, headache buck ache, Side ache,
dice. rheumatism. arrangements the Liver, Kidneys
and bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which
rurgative remedy reach fly before the m like da kness
before the SUM-
Reader if you suffering euy of the numero Is
cOmrIai mts they cure-suher morc-the remedy las
been provided or you. and it is criminal 10 neglect it,
That Ayers Cherry Pictorial the best medicine for
Cough is now well know" to the whole world, anu
Ayers IiHs the best Pills. known to those
who have used them.
Prepared by Dr. j. AVER. Chemist, Lowell Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
PIcc q cents per box-5 boxes for ST.
a. c. GOOD 8, Co, Wheeling
oc2 wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

NEBRASKA TERR;rORy.-A census of this Teui-
tory has just been completed. showing total popu
lation of 5,565 the number Of legal voers /, 466!
There are eleven slaves in the Territory. The
Territorial election occurs or tile FIRST Tuesday III
November, when delegate to Congress, Terri
tOrial Legislature, and county officers are to be
chosen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

APPOINTMENTS Mr.. Charles soran, of Bait
more. has been appointed to a temporary clerkship
(sl,2o0 per snnum) in the Office of the Third Au-
ditor of the Treasury, at Washington. vice j. a.
Beottie' promoted. Mr. L. Q. Washington. of the
Treasury Department has been appointed Assist.
ant Collector of the port Of San francisco.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

u"ola Low ELL who only writes for our COL
umns and the Louisville Journal, has well nigh
set the1eaders of both papers crazy with de- ire
to know who she is. Her poetry has set US en-
trely c1azy-with ecstacy. Prentice swears She
must be beautiful, and however much we mi ht
doubt his word on such things, we are inclined to
believe him on oath.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

THE New YoRK Llauoa LAWN the New
York Court of Special Sessions the proprietors of
the Astof House. New York city. being nrraigned
for selling liquor contrary to the prohibtOry law,
the Recorder has decided the statute unconstitu-
tional, and discharged the defendants. The fol-
lowing are the principal grounds taken by the
Court in reference TO the law:
"Its entire provisions ore unparalleled in the
oppression they calculated TO produce If curn-
ed lnto effect. 1t holds out to the party whose
property has been selz=d the temptation to com.
init perjury that he may be heard in defence OF
his property. 1t CONSTITUTES silence into confession
Of guilt, and acts upon that silence as upon AFR
native proof. 1t authorizes the obstruction Of
property without due process of law secuted by
the Constitution TO the citizen. 1t reyerses the
Iuleof evidence by throwing the burden of proof
upen the accused party. 1t violates the compact
entered into between Government and the citizen
by 'impairing the obligation Of contracts"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
UNION HALL.
FEW DOORS BELOW the NORTH WESTERN pAs

FEW DOORS BELOW TIE NORTH WESTERN mask
MAIN STREET.
tie as had the honor attending the above I,,rrI
rrincipa towns in the United Kingdom where he has a.
nereEced the most arteTing eCcoura gcnIenG-nn HI,
bee ca nesty solicited make wish or short Iiur
lie has the honor Of announcing hi arrival from London
with most splendid ssOrtmenI of his newly iI,yrutri
and improved sPectncies. Such the supeuoy thee
asses that persons having irfanled or we h ewes NAV
instantly be relieved By using hcn, they possess the
property OF preserving the oCOus organ vi Sight 10 tic
most az Nanced period OF lie, while they enable bul ia
Ola AMI the young 10 pursue the iiule cInlo, ru
oI any length o. tmc either by day Candlcign As
several individuals in tile United Sta cs have moved
their efficacy, lie with confidence sOcits e tavo Inc
public which lie will ever be proud TO aCknOwled.r as
suTllg those who CIrust him with their commands t
no eNeIon shall be waiting his part 10 mclil irr
o0I tdcice and appreciation Added Ia Tao udyuIi.re.
possessed By him OF longpractce 1.-THE I've luGIiCI,
and under Que OF tile most eminent OculisIx by wl, e
las obtained Thorough knowledge The dlseaSrs OF ~
sion lie has III his possession, documents from iuvtu
baton. VI 4Il'O
He win Iive references to persons in tile United
States, who have found the greatest benefit and com u
taCes. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
NEW DISCOVERY FOR DEAFNrss

The Sound Concentrator is an extrnorI,nsIv no,vor
ul' hewy invented small instrument Tor tho cure oil e
IRENE cases OF deafness, entirely different In ma he and
Kind that has heen eau he produced Ihey ,e
modelled 10 The cavity Of the cat, and may within
without projecting, and being OF tile same cOUi OF In
skin are not pc1ceptible Tic powers OF THIS ya,.br
Invention are SO TO restore detective h.aIg o.
long staining 10 It's perfect and natural state and 10
Ole zeal pei sous 10 join III general conversation TO hear
most distinctly at place OF worship, the bar OF any
PUBLIC assembly, the unpleasant sensation OF Iinsns
NOISES III te ear Is entirely removed The
lions aao 1ed to individuals afflicted with this d edl
nasdy all tue assistance that can possibly be Desired
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
HENRY Moo-E.
WHEELING, Nov. 1st, 1916.

WHEELING, Nov. 1st 1875
Mr.. sOLoAO~s, sIr:-The benefit have derived
from the Srecaees obtained from you, induces me 10
express the pleasure have received from tLem. They
suit my sight TO admit alton, By eaddIe light as well as
dayi read with the same when boy, which
could not do with any other glasses have used
YouIs, truly, JNo X. BOTSPoRD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
CRAMPS.

The most efficient remedy for cramps in the stomach,
cholera morbus or any O'her stomach arrangement Is
free OF Dr.. J. Hosteters Stomach B:teTs The com
ing season generally brings its periodical diseases all
which be avoided by timely use OF these BtieTs
Therefore, every family should b. supplied with then in
time. AS family medicine they have equal. Their
metleal virtues have been tested by most eminent
physicians and adopted i" their practice whenever
tonic is required.
For sale by druggists and deoers generally everywhere,
and by
THOMPSON &. PATTERSON,
nvS LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
MORE HOME TESTIMONY.
BEATTY & Co.

Mr.. G. sOLON0S:-l have tried the glasses you sold
for sufficient length of time, to test them III y and
consider them decidedly the best ever used Mrs
Moore is also able TO read with hers with comfort after
night, which she has been able to do heretoiore
we concur in recommending your glasses to all persons
requiring their use.
Wheeling, Oct. %, 1855 HENRY Moo-E.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

GEN. Scorr's BACK PAY--The Union publishes
the decision President Pierce relative TO the back
pay of Lieutenant General Scott. The amour, of
The award is only SlO,SO5,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

TO FIRST APRIL, 1856.
THAT large and eOmmodous Warehouse on Water
street. formerly occupied by Mr.. j. b. Keys deceased
asa Forwarding AVID commission house.
Possession given Immediately. rhe Office fixtures
VIZ; Desk stove carpet, c and Truck aud Scales viii
be disposed OF at fair rates '''
Apply to GORDON, MATTHEW'S & Co.
SF<E Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

DEAra OF AN OLD SGRvAwr.-The Charlottesville
JeEstsonian chronicles the death, at the residence
of Mr. Tucker Coles, in AlbemarIe, OF scipio, an
old negro, 1O4 years of age. 1t says: "Nr. JeGtr.
son was frequent visitor Of his old master. and
Sclpio always shook hands and called him Col.
Jefferson. He has waited on Baron BrtiIsel, and
Gen Philips, (Bursoyne's officers stationed in this
vicinity.J Ietferon, Madison. Monroe, Henry,
Wit, Randolph, TssewelI, &c"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

DEcI1roS IN 7uE MATTER OF the Quo AND Ms.
SlsstIPi RArLROND.-In the Court of Common Pleas
at St. LOUIS, on the slst, Judge Treat announced
bis decision in the injunction case. This decision
was that the city and county Of St. Louis were
not legally stockholders in the Ohio and Missis-
sipri Railroad and could not bring this suit, and
that therefore the injunction must be dissolved.
1t was also stated that future day would be ma
med tolnssess damages. This closed the proceeding
in the Common Pleas Court. without utTording au
opportunity Ofiuquiy into the merits of The CASE
BY this decision the city Of ST. Souls loses $780,
600 and the county OF st. Louis 5000, 600, money
OctunlIy subscribed and paid!to the managers of the
Ohio and Mississippi. Railroad Company.
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NOTICE.

y ciPle Ur Spherical AZ curscy, bv q. SOLOMONE III,
celebrated OrtCiam from The Improved Spectacle MaH
I2ctory anu London Optical lis iseni, No. lOj u
ago. '
q. SOomOns, the sole Inventor OF The improved Sp,
laCles, ND various Improved G asses, is now on b.
ieSsonal visit 10 this place, and may be consulted al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

BRAvE woMAx.-The Bloomington {Ills.)
Fig notices the following incident which occur
red t the recent destructive IRE in that place:
woman who occupied room on the second
floor of DR.. Rogers building. on the southwest
blythe stairs, hen she seized an axe, cut her way
through two doors to plank partition. knocked: a
hole through that, passed to font window with
a child in her arms, broke out the sash, dropped
the child into the arms Of some men below, and
was from that perilous situation assisted TO the
g1ound without receiving any bodily injury what
ever, and lCithOut being in the least frightened.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.

As Misunderstanding and blood purtaer-ttts certainly
a valuable medicine.
Hundreds have been relieved by it amer years Orsuer-
ing. Read the testimony in another column.
T. H. LOGAN & Co.
Ocs1 Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
"Trpth stranger than Fiction.'
LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsTI-
NOW 0R LAW

ITO those who haze the pleasure OF knowing her, we
neCd SAY nothing, hui TO others we remark that dc
sire To beEsht the suffering induces her thus to speak
None aPp eclae her joy and gratitude in being
eved from pain, after years OF suffering almost unaIal
leled, but those Or There can be an who have suffered
like her.
Miss S has long been resident of this ctty-tor thu
last two yeas has been sCCeS fully conducting school
at No $50 Baltimore street. Tie harry change in her
he'h is subject oil establishment aud JOY TO her
Gus friends. We ask those interested to call on her. She
will tell them more OF her By HamPiOH'S TIIctUTe
than size has written. Thus it is this remedy goes on Civ
ing Teei TO the sick. We recr the pubic 10 Them From
distant places also hear OF the happy result
These facts, with the concurrent testimony thousands,
should cause skep:cism and rrejudi-e hie their heads
and COmccde that HanplOnS 1nE;ue is i'll truth won
Leriui discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
Groceries, &c.
I10 BBLS SUI erfine and Extra Flour,

Groceries, &c.
ITO BBLs surerhne and Extra Flour,
A4O 30 bbls Rye Flour,
100 - Extra Salt
10 {" CIu,hed Sugar,
10 IS Powdered do
. IS GTanduIaied do
f" CoHee do
30 :" MOIasses,
HhdS N. q. sugar,
On Bbls medium No. MackereI
20 Half bbls
10 Eoo
20 Kits No. ahd2
IS Boxes W. K. Cheese, -
Chests Imperial Tea,
&. P.
Y.H
% Cstty boxes
p bags RIo Coffee,
az Java
starchb Matches, BrOoms, &C., for sale low bv
10, GRO. K. M'MECHRN
GSL.I No. 212 Market street
FOR SALE.
2H BBLS. suTerhne Flour. city inspection
W 1oeSo GILL & Co
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FIVE silver Medals and seven Dtplomn.
have been awarded ADAMS for first class Daguerreo
types adams q Co.'s Gallery the corner OF Union
and Main SITS. Strangers are invited TO CALL citizens
course will DO Pictures taken cheap as the chap
eat. ie3O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

Mr.. SOLOMON, sir:-I tLInk it no more than an
act of justice TO you well as to Tue American COM
munty TO state that the SpeetacIes 1 bought OF you
suit me we'll find my sight much improved.
can see small priut with them FOL any length OF tms
without fatigue TO my eyes. Should my SIGHT con-
ttnue TO improve by the use of them. have no doubt
but shall be able to read without them in short
time. Yours truly,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
Nd w A r r A NJ S .
John M. Clarke & Co.

John M. Clarke & Co,
Lnnd Warrant, stock, Exchange RrokCrs.
and Asc"ts for CiHim" "R"in.t the
Government.
'HE very highest New HOIk lrket price will he pal
i for Land Warrants for TIE next five years. Wnrn.
ever they Sla have al vanccd beyond our last quota
the very highest New York market prices will lie ra
on receipt oil any by mail, regardless OF the IOTmcI q
Persons sending wrransh by mail may rely on recc,
ing az muC! as II they were personally present.
sight drafts on amy of the Northern Southern ellie,
Will be lcnnlted by return mail; and when preferred the
amount viii be placed to their cIeut Ia ole OF the New
f"' BANKS on which they draw sight, the dav A.
Ter RENTING the warrants ' -"
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE & Co
Washington city, u c.
REFER TO
Office. 'D' ''''
Hon. l. T. Waldo. Commissioner orPensions.
Sweeny, Hiitenh"use d co.. tiankeis, washuglonct,y
S,hubh III oilers, do ia
SUter, Ira 4. Co, do i
All the Officers Of the Banks in Wheeling. Va
Cashier lienk OF Virginia, Richmond. Va,
Cashier farmers Bank. do
Virginia ' - ' 81
James RObb, Banker, New Orleans
President Exchange Hank, Pittsburgh, Pa
Johnston. Brothers d Co, bankers, alIiI.Ore
< II, Maufy d Co.. bankers, RiChpoml, Va
Paul d iiin'On, bankers, Petersburg, Va
PeteTsI Spence IL Co., bankers, l.yIchburg Va
tEF2h Times COuv.
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Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE BRIDGE AND STEAMBOAT

1QH virtue OF certain deeds Oftrust from Michael S
ID ney 10 myself. duly acknowledged ana Ierri We
tue Clerk ONCE Of the county court OHIO rour, ~"
Eimia, shall on Thursday, III, "9th dl, OF N"%r,t
1850, al II O'CLOCK NJ, at tile front door oG -
auction, Three Hundred aud SiXty.one SHARE a. Iuoe
tta stock IN the Belmont and Wbecnr BrlJp.C w., sap
aud Clso the late interest Of sid Michael
TO the steamboat CIty OF Wheeling said ~ , anu
stock therein taken by said Michael Sw,er.y ,s
amount OF s. UoO-Ol which sum lie paid in abn, u'
~ two hundred dollars in Casll-aul the LaiSnN e
;ald stock being neatly paid w out OF tho nngs OF M
TERMS OF .SALE-one fourth cash. balance in ,I,,,.
equal payments at iOuI, eight and twtlvO months w,
Interest, secured by negotiable notes aud an approved W.
dOTser. >N ="
ALFRED CALDWELL,
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PrTTsBuRGH, June h. 1853
am usns pair OF Mr.. SulomOns' Glasses, sud Gtj
thea very cOnOIIsble cherritllIy add nv 5ne 10 ~
number Of those who recommend III, m.
JOSEPH T. GAZZlM, N. u.
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Read! Read!!
AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY YOUR
MINIS

CHAr have lust rstaTr,si rom the East with my
+ SECOND FALL STOCK,
and that it is the largest, nd cesnest v.,
brought to Wheeling, aud say, with perfect condolences
that II only needs looking and cXa mining to is sales
my assortment consists rarity Of
loo cOilaIS at only cents;
2oN do al from % CENTS 10 $780, amongst which
are some SO beautiful and so entirely new Cust a
iTed ~ The BaltiG) that they will sell themselves;
DI pairs ladies' Kid Gloves, very superior at S7Ic
300 do misses do extra fine sIi1ifjv l,,o
aged, 81 cents; s' '
700 pieces Cobmrgs, at all prices and all color>;
90 do French AeriuOs, TO suit the most 3 stidious,
1VOV DO trimming, the very latest styles, such as
etc. etc. e'
1900 Yards calico, all styles and prices some very nice
With so many other goods, such beautiful designs
That all ask IS for youtO examine ny Stock aud sIn
% Come, see and be convinced.
ISAAC Prayer,
Eastern Bargain Store, II5 Main at
OClO between Monroe and Umnu