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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-08

sT- LorTs. June &c, 1853.
Prof. WooD-As you are abos. 10 prepare sn4 .ea4
your recently discovered Hair Restorative and q.
you re4aes, my opinion OF IL viii aair
Was few months ago. very gray and sf;er using
7ottes OF your Hair Rastoraive, .ssnned its org
nal color, and since its application, all dandrud has
oisar pezre5 from head, and have been troubled
" ith disagreeable itching Of tbs scalp am salts
fed who used i'll not regret s IL gives tas
appearance Of having been recently oiled. Ian pre-
pared therefore, to Recommend ia all W no are
ass.enuy Of having bssstifu head Of hair
am. sir. yours, re,
n. L. STEWART
For sale in Cincinnati by JOHN d PARK corner OF
Fourth and Walnut, at uaa nufa cturers prices
n B.-we PIT up the Restorative ca both with and
wishoat sediment and think for restoring color that
containing Sediment the best.
For sae in Richmond 81 the Drug Store Of L. H.
MCCULLOUGH
Ocssber IS 1885. $50
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<Tg stock Of Cloths sSaeres- sztinets TEeees &c
~ unszIv good Tfases rIsht7g purchase uo1la do
vel % see then saying slsewher. No 10 Is the
19.r. ]. WRIGHT * CO.
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GOOD two story brick house, nearly new, with goo
q lot near Depot Price uloierate-oue-t cast
and balance in good Luilding materials
November DENNIS 4 KING Real Estate Agents
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Ears FAIRS.
snay.is. Deleis,e.. &c

EUsT received large lot OF ladies' geuteen=
s5 and sale low uy JASON HAM.
IItA month Ist. I-55- 46-3t
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4 GOOD house and lot Pearl street, - 9-i2 feet
"A front BY l32 feet deep in good order. and viii be
sold low easy terms. DENNIS y KING
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THREE lots (enclosed) Seventh street, south Of
4 Main, very eligibly located
Nov s. DENNIS 6 KING.
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4 improved Lot Main street. with all the neees
ary conveniences for Livery BHs mess Lot 81 and
4S by I65 feet in good order Terms low and easy,
with payments or will be exchanged tor good western
lanos DENNIS s KING.
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" ItE n Gre,fv: Letters and Speeches Ct Horae,
1 4 Mann: EmerSons Essays De Quineyss Writings
Know Nothing: Romanism not Christianity: Ieccherl
PaIal Conspiracy at bthbANh .
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S:,..isnercs. satiuet>. Roots u shoes

FRESH supply Bay State Shawls all COL 9eLaines
! a Merinos Cosurgs, sc, for sale cheap by
lIth no. lst JAS - HAM.
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one of Frame house on street. lot II
shy 100 feet l6 foot alley the side and IN the
Only south Main house has ye and
good cellar. VIII be sold cheap. DENNIS q KING,
NoYeLnber1. e4 Nam street.
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EiShin. Tackle.

1000 GALLONS Stone Ware, OF all sizes and patterns
WV for sale BY G. W. b ARNES-
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nNE hundred and sixty acres o splendid land in
\JParke coanty, Iowa, miles from Des Moines
an one half mile from neshioines river-torty to
sixty acres timber Well wsterei and good dry
soil Five miles from Agency Prairie. the County
seat. FERNS moderate. DENNIS s KING.
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Watches and JeWelrVl

cross superior jamestown Matches w ch will he sold
~ as low oneTe- IN this market, ty
G. W. BARNES.
June =
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Winter Dress Goods.

uEEDRaELEG CEMENT .--I5 bills just receive,
and for sale by KRAMER FLETCHER,
SeItemueF -. Opposite Depot
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1ROE. WOODS Hair Eostor alive is doubt, the
4 wonderful discovery OF this age Of progress
The following is from distinguished member cf tho
IN edical profession.
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LARGE lot OF CassiIaeres- Sa-.nets Boots. Shoes
"a Hats Just and VIA be s0ld cheap the CHEAP
est. JASON Ham.
Ilth month !. 1855. 40 IF
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polished in H. manners. He then told MessIs.
Jones d Co., that he would go to Norfolk as a
better field for his profession. So with this view
he drew has money and went off. HeswaS not
seenln town again until Thursday last, when he
came into the store Of MtsSTs. Jones s. Co., and
seemed EaboImg under the effects Of intoxicsiion
or mania p0t,l. Ind appeared quite deiltious. He
was requested 10 go to bed, and was furnished
with room over the establishment. Here Lyell
remained and appeared 10 be getting over his i'll
ness; but yesterday, about daybreak, oneiof the
clerks missed him from his bed in the room and
rosesio see whittier he had gone. When the CLERK,
Alr. R. Bowden, reached the lear Of the store, he
saw clamp burning, aad on getting close, saw V
ell SITTING in chair with haggarl eyes and teLi-
Ole cash in his throat, and blood all around him.
Bowden said TO him, why, Lyei!, what have yUu
been dOipg?' Lyet! replied, live cut my throat
with the iazor-I have troubles in life and want
to leave them" lie then tiled. before doctor ar
rived, 10 intiict further wound on himself, as he
expressed his determination not TO live, and that
he wassick fife.
sDT.Spenoer and Dr.. Dudley soon arrived and
Il !eSssd The woundln his threat.
The wintpipe was parity cut. and though the
principal blood vessels escaped the edge OF the IA.
zoF, sill he somewhat in tSiiuat:On, and
his life mav.yetbe q sacrifice TO his rsa act.
Nj. LyelI is well connected ingtLiS State and
much respected as gentleman aud man uf Ia !ent
0y aiiwho were acquainted with him.. -
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THE LATEST NEWS
- RRGRIVED ny
MAGNETIC TEL BGRAPH.
rRGsIpEN.r,S MESSAGE.

WAslnxGroS. Nov. 29.-FLe Presidents Mes.
sage will be put in the hands Of the printers ON
Saturday. The only difficulty With the President
about sending it in advance 10 the Post Masters Of
the principal cities for delivery to the press as
soon the Telegraph shall announce its presenta.
ton TO Congress. is The anticipation ofdeIay in the
organization OF the House, and the possibility OF il
leaking out beloreili is presented 10 Congress
The agents uf the Associated Press had an inter.
view with the President to-day, and suggested
that the cop'esShould be directed 10 lie P5stmas
ter General, which would prevent the seal being
broken until authority is given by dispatch from
the Postmaster General to do 50. The President
holds the suggestion under consi.Ie ration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-30

IMPROVEMENT OF TIE Quo RrvGR--At late
meeting of the Pittsburgh. Board of Trade. gen.
tleman submitted proposition on the subject oil
improving The Ohio river. by converting it into a
slack water canal. The suggestions were unoni
mously approved by the Board. and were earnest
Iy recommended to public consideration. The dis
lance from Pittsburs to the mouth OF the Ohio
1871 miles, with an aggregate fall of 425 feet. 1t
is assumed that to convert the entire river into
slack water would require only so locks, of an
average lift of ST feet, which would cleate pools
Of aggregate leugtb of SO miles. The estiruu-
ted cost of the work is from seven to ten thousand
dollars per mile, or from seven 10 ten millions of
dollars for the whole work., hich is supposed
TO be but about haIr the expense of an ordinary
canal, OF about one thl:d Of the average cost of a
Tairual.
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CURES DYsFEPsIA. PILES. &c.

RrNoooLD. Washington co. April 15 1854.
&esaTs. Mortimer j. Noubyas:-pear Strs: ! was in
duced, by friend OF mine, try Hamptos We etabIe
Tinctare lOr Dyspepsia with which was afflicted in its
most agra vailed aud stressug FORM purchased ard
used hottie and it ely cured me- have induced
others try it, whom. if all, speak highly OF
is and would say to those who have Dyspepsia. rthey
will Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, it will certainly
cure them. Yours, with great respect,
H. NEWCOMER
Sold, wholesale and retail, by
T. II. LOGAN d CO
'ss Is bridge corner, Druggists,
nv29:twor.f wheelins,Ya
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pHILADELPuIA MARKET

NOV. 2y.-COitOn very Qulet Out prices steadily
maintained. sq
Export demand for -four good, but with light re-
CENTS and reduced stocks, holders are firm. sales
$500 straight 10 extra ut $50, intending some at
shade less, 400 bis extra family at 10. Market
poorly supplied with whea and it is demand. tut
the advance rates demanded Ly holders has re-
stricted operations, sales 5000 red at 2lIa2,20.
500 fair white at 222. Corn in demand and further
sales OF 3a40O0new yellow made, part at 7IS75,
and part to arrive OH private terms, 2OOo mixed at
S5a92, old worth 1al02. sGlovetSeed Scarca and
wanted at IS. Whisky steady demand at 4la42
for bis and 40 for hhtls.
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PARoDrs CoscENT.-Mr ]. Gr:ye, the agent
4 ofM'LLE PAHODr, called at our office yesterday
and assured us that the immortal artistic and troupe
'Oiu give concert in this city, Which will tase
place, some time between the 18th and 18th OF
December next. We need scarcely say that Pa.
lodi is in the musical world what Daniel Webster
in the political world. or Gen. Scott is in the
military world--a lion, or lion.ss, if you Ilease,
preeminent above most every cOmpeer. She is
now in The South, where she has met with the
most enthusiastic reception. Our musical circles
are on lip toe fvr the great pleasure which awaits
them. Due no ice of the exact time will be Civ
en-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-30

Barn EvRSEp--we heard something of the
burning of Mr.. Lawson's barn. but had none OF
the particulars previous to seeing the following by
n correspondent of the Washington Examiner:
On Thursday last, 22d inst. at an carly hour in
tile morning, the barn of Mr.. Joseph Lawson, OF
West Alexander, in Washington county, was.
with all its contents, destroyed by fire. 1t con-
TANNED 500 bushels of wheat, Z tons Of hay, aud
large quantity of apples. There is no doubt the
fire was the work of an incendi.r The loss is
is estimated a, from toto $1,000, upon which there
was no insurance.
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FROM NEW WORK.

NEw YoRK. Nov. 29rlE--The steamer Crescent
City from New Orleans goth, aud Havana 9Th,
arrived here This afternoon at4 O'clock. The news
Is nnimportant.
Tie bark Brunette Lancaster. from Sayarnallto
Belfast with cargo of cotton is ashore outsi !e Of
Sandy Hook.
The weather is pleasant but cold, the wind is
now blowing gale.
Tie s'eamtt George Law. fom AspinwnII. isre-
ported below.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-30

aPRAcTrcAL JOxE.--A young lawyer OF Clarks
burg, recently disguised himself and entered the
Jail of that place, and sent woTlto brother at-
tOrney that there was man in the Jail who wish
ed to employ him counsel. The legal adviser
answered. the summons, but soon discovering the
trick, lie retired, locking his young client in the
cell, TO mediate upon the result of his joke. a
few hours Imprisonment convinced him that he
had been beaten at his own game.
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-. GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTIl-The S, 10 Train will conEcct al
Sandusky with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroe
vile with Chicago Express Southern Division e. 4 7.
Road; at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express om
Clcve!andi at Mansfield Junction with Day EXPRESS
Pittsburgh and Newark with Eat and trains
OIL cntIa Ohio Railroad.
The 20 Train will Connect at SanduSky with
mer lay City from Detroit; MonrOeNiIie with
Train on d I. X. at Shelby Junction al .. 2I
with Nail Train on GF K K Tor Columbus aud Gin
cna at Mansfield JUNCTION al i. % with Fast train
on . 4 X for ri suurgh, anu at Newark with East
AID West Night Trains on Central Ohio K.
GOING NuRTtl-Ihe 9.s6 a N Train will make close
connection at NeyaIk with Mail Train tom leIlai'e
Central Chic Ri at Mansfield JUTCtou with EXpc ss
for Pitsbutgh at Shelby Junction at 215 with Gin.
cMnat Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
and at Monroeve with aIaiI Tain q I Road for
Toledo, Chicago. DC. -i-t
The ,10FsN Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East Cent? al Ohio Road; at Mansfield
Junction with Fast Tain for ttSbursh al Shelby JuGc
ton at 5.2t with Cincinnati Mall for Jleveand;
MunrOevte with Night Express for Toledo aid ChGasO
and at SaLdusky with steamer lay City FOR Detroit aud
Chicago. -,t--f f.. -,
San1lsky' Aug 4, 1866 sp15-T
E.ls. ar Change OF 1iR1e! 80
CLEpEL4ND IND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
q, S. MAIL DAILY LINE
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FrRE.-Tte alarm at IA O'clock yesterday was
caused by the discovery of fire ID frame tene-
memt on the North sideofJeferson street, between
Main and Market streets. in the First Ward. Tie
fire was extinguished by the Independence Com
pany, The damageto the building, which belong
ed 10 Mr.. N. McNaghten, was but Slight.
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CINcINNArI MARKRrL

81 Nov. 2gth.-Ftour quiet, sales Of SO bills at
So. Sales Of GOO bush Corn at acc. Hogs lower,
sales at 6,51a6. 624n6,75. Sales of 1000 lbs
green Shou:dets at 5S-S, hams ST., sides Il, Lard
lie. Whisky unchanged. Sugar firm, sales OF
9G hhls at14a8c. Sales OF EGO bills Molus es-
new at Ssc. Coffee III.
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srEcnL ELEcrrou.-col. chas. Rufrntr, Am. r.
lean, was elected on Monday last. 10 the Legala.
ture rOm KunOwha County. to Gil the vacancy &C.
ccsiOned by the death Of nr. Thompson.
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srSotNq,-we direct attention to the carl of NIr.
SLACK. i'll another column. giving notice of his in
tenlion 10 devote his entire time TO giving nsttuc.
ton in vocal music. Nj. S. is known TO many Of
our citizens as an excellent teacher, and he will
be recolected with pleasure by Others as the CON
Juctor OF some OF these delightful juvenile con
certs given in Washington Hall last summer. He
can he seen at the store of Mr.. N. L. Dorsey.
Main street.
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Tux.rRE.--It will be seen by an advertisement
tic day. that the Atheneum will be opened on
next Tues lay, under the management of Mr. j.
B. Strong.
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THANKSGIVING DAY INNEw YORK.
New Y0RK. Nov. 29.-ThlnkxgivIng tlay has
been generally observed TO day. The banks and
all public tIces closed, and the brokers' and
merchants all suspended operations. No signs
of the Atlantic. z5rr-----yg - I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-30

CLERrc4L.-Rev. Chalcs Howard Malcom, who
was ordained in Philadelphia on the evening Of
the goth, has accepted a call to Baptist church
Of this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-30

The Indies o Ihe Ist Presbyterian Church
win give Supper Tuesday. the 18th December,
Washington Hall Their object is 10 continue their aid in
furnishing Church, about 10 be completed They
hope public will approve their object, and Gomez
and ALL to the feast.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-30

WE were greatly amused yesterday at the freaks
OF determined iackuss in dray-- one of the nu-
merous servants of the kind employed by the
MessFs. McAfee, and which daily hold their con-
MENTIONS in our immediate vicinity. The animal
in question seemed resolved to make his way into
the sIntefligencer Office in deGauce of the remon-
stances and vigorous opposition Of an unrelenting
driver. Mr.. 1ackass as evidently IN the pursuit
Of knowledge under iificul,ies-seeking tie last
steamers news, perhaps, as to The puee of corn,
otthe latest intelligence from some of his belFge
TENT b;elhren over the water, OF in the Syracuse
Abolition Convention. IL he wished 10 see Tie
edItOrt deliver DosbeIrys command, we can con-
scienciOusly ''wlite him down an asa perse-
yeIing. determined ass. If some of our readers
ere disposed to say it is not unusual for asses 10
come to the In,eIigencer Office, We will thus an
ticipate them and save them the trouble of say
hight.
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Subscribers who do not give express notice to the
seriptiOns. 4
&c subscribers order the disc ontfnuanca OF their Peri
Oicais the publisher continue to send them until all
arreaTaceS are pai'l.
g. II subscribers neglect refuse to take their perodi.
from the Offices to which they directed they are
held responsible tiltthey have settled the bill and order
them discontinued.
IfsubscribeIs remove to Oher paces without inform
nsthe publishers, aud the papers to the former
direction, they Ieheld responsible.
The Courts decided that refusing TO take period
Icas IRON the Office or removing and leaving them unca
ed fer, is pima iacia evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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last Monday on the cars, bound for Old PoiLt Com.
fort, Virginia
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RIVER AND WEATHER. -
PlTTspuHcn. Nov. 29.-Riyer 4 feet 6inehes
falling. Weather cloudy.
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NeW Stock of Boots and Shoes at
N. l.. DOR <EY'S
Oak Hail.

Ss1EA 63aA4s Il
No 1913 Maimst. +doOrs 6etos Union 81. III
HAVING returned r:Om the manufacturing EsiS blish.
Ii mens oil the East vita stock OF boots and Shoes,
comprising all the varied styles for The present APP
preaching of 1856, wonEd respectfully nv tie
and all to Ial and examine my stock, confident
that suit all and body, divided good pretty,
and th.0p gOUds will dol. intend keep tho best quail.
ty OF goods immy line and will sell cheap cheap
er Than they be bought elsewhere. Cali examine
goods ard they don't please, charge will be made
Tor examining.
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THE INT ELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 40. 1855
To coFFespondenls.

LETTERS ernins subscription vertistny or 9th
financial business ofthe fnteIliseneer should be ad
essed to the PrOpriet0rS.
Letters concerning the editorial department OF the pa
pr, sd be addressed TO the editors, jointly ell
Their one Ofthem.
Correspondents writing for publication, viii please
write OILY side OF the paper
An observance Ofthe above rules W.T. gTcailr Obse u.s.
and secure more prompt attention TO correspondents
han tEey might otherwise some times receive.
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MEDICAL.
ALL SHOULD TRY ~,
D n. j. HO STETTER,s
aTa 1e q tC,EEEBRATED = = : 800
STOMACH BITTERS.
loo. GOO Re.Is. ssla Is one zoo.

wFNn.
.af
NOTHING in the i.,o hsl-nuiinE in tl,e Made, r
ket oT lhe Past fly years. has ever tailed orcS
an @'tieie he p!0iucel ID eilal Tits - -
GREAT ANTl-UYSPEPTIG
l. hOSirilr' : reIaaliOI is not am old ernnpv,s "a
SH e nor t"e me - eScIinenul result Soipe A,iHte-
Ne' bA investigations ~ il lie result no ,,rS
- ~ Of ono OF the mos; sciestRc
III HOstclter submits his in Rue bIe bItlsr. y,
meal lHtS "' What Is sill better nerAt,nnl ,'nr1
your own constitution The tIue "a Oierte al ilse H,
leS VIII oe ouhu ny The hrSl analysis aud tho nm fore.
u tneIt great eatC4 euectS viii be mn de mr. II in
tenl. S4fSA SSut FES-
Are rOu dyspep;c3 Then take tle.. eeleb,s,.s sor,
ach htIlerS 4t7-.l, I,-'rsI -. = "toF'
Are you hIiousl Try one bottle OF ,le.e bitter. ana
be relieved at once. $780,. -. ''''o'S' SHN
Are YOU annoy cd by indi krsitun7 Ron,,,,. ~. -,
the free use OF these bite - s S'u'p W
Have you fever amt asUe9 Pow maNY thou,,n5 In ia,
est AMI South lave heGU cured Of This AZ
stroyins disease BY tile IreeHss ol these bIttetS
VI Should Try thlG grea! aHltOtO We teuIpre IL A.
yer AID AGue caInDl occur. SFN W W
One Vine sassul aiken three ilmes daY beIora Hsts
viii be IOulda goat tnn1c Hfet, winch ali viii RnnIcrj
ale wien tOo" satisfied o! the TACT "a I'M, ,rtIi -
BY ElEtEs the bit one TRIAL. p - '.i"i"U'
Lne'e ave 0th HItle'S, represented TO be Tie same
With ave SoTi NlAelY worthless Our Bit,ers RI9
without rival, their medicinal auaities TfSe SSs
UT IN square les GuIl 1ttEg lUll qunTt SsIh th0
Sov,, ~, 49,, H. ~ q 3Itit'Ts Stomach 6iitsES,"
OIowh OIL Tue Do None ottpcr senIlI .. -
PHlC NJ DOLLAR a BoTTt.E. f1r 3
FOR sac By all the PRINCIPAL druggists, h0teI l6tS
ss,es1 sd ueaIes bsDeTaly thloUshOll he Vlied
ENSHEIELD + 90. aud zss.s vof
;Ooss,.,.. THOMSON d PA1TERSoH,a
- ---L&1!1S- WheRllns.
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Hats and Caps.
Whole sale and Retail

Hats and Caps.
Whole sale and Retail
s. Avery
~ Has on hand and is manufacturing and receiving ~
ESf one OF the largest assortMcnts %! ID
- HATS AND CAPS,
consisting CT all the varieties in u&e all
oil which will be sold at the lowest rates.
n. B.-IIatS made 10 order At the shortest notice.
S. AVERY, Main st Nos lis & 1ls,
srtO:'f Wheeling Va.
New Books.
MORA and the doctor;
~ Scenes i" the Practice Of New York Surgeoui
The Hearth Stoue. by SAINT. OsguoJ;
The Hidden Path, by Marion IIarIaId;
The School Of Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt;
The Poetry and Mystery of Dreams, by Charles D.
Leland;
The Slave Of the Lamp, by VIM. North;
Which: the Right OF tile Leit2
The News Boy; sl -s.-
Wovert's Roost, bv Washington irving;
HeTOnes OF History, by Mary 4. Hewett;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry NOnomlnacs;
Female Life among the MOTnIonS; .-.- ~ .
RngetS ThIsaurus OF English Words.
Together with la GO tnent or the best works in
the various departments OF i'eratme
For sale by THOMPSON & PATTERSON, y
Ocl3 lit Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-30
Marsh & wayman J., NA'41s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL bLALkhs IN et
BOOTS AND SHOES,
lar rus OLD STAND OF ). .. MARSH.l a.l- 4r
IA NO. 35 Monroe atraht - -----

WHEELING ~
MAT noon 10 GREER, CO.'S r. ~
NJ ale luw lscei EinE from, Manufacturers
W! one ri largest and hest uRSortiNcntG oT hnoi1
and shoes Tor FAN and Winter wear. ever INC in hs
nIlkel lhcy having jce selected with EreSI care ia
amMactu cd 10 Order according 10 our own directions
0y Tue ne>t Work c In the eISt expressly ur his trade
MeAfe now prepared to accommodate oul eIstonlcTE
elher wloe'1 ut retull with variety Of Fall ana win
et ''oous not u he surpassed by any other hUuso IN the
city, either ~ Stye, quality material, or durab NV or
country f'N ~ ~ e"'' N'"1'
o"r stock consists in Part ofthO rollOwln. articles.
UlN'a EucTs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-30

FzARguL ATrEArr At SUlo,DE.-We copy. the
4 following from the Petersburg south-Side Demo
cat of Nov. 90: