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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10

TuE MEXICAN DRAFrs.-Washington dispatches
from Mexico contain strong representations against
the paymant of the drafts against the three mil
lions Mexican indemnity. Letters from Gen.
GadsIen are to the same tenor. Gen. AImonle,
the Mexican Minister, is in favor of recognizing
the drafts as valid, and expresses the opinion that
the Mexican honor demand their liquidation.
The President decided that the three millions
were not demandabIe until the Boundary Survey
had been completed, and, of course, tnat the mo-
my was not due until "demandabIe."
The question whether the drafts themselves
have any value [now that the money is 'due.')
such as that their payment will constitute dis
charge Of the obligations Of the Unitel States to
Mexico under The MessilIia Treaty, is now in the
hands of AIT. Gen, Gushing Tor his opinion there
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10

CuRlous FAcrS ABOUT THE PREsIDENTs.-TEe
Boston Transcript mentions some curious coin
cidences noticeable in contemplating tie NAMES
and lives of the first seven Presidents of the Uni
led states-washington, John Adams, Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe, John Quincy Adams, and Jack
son. We quote some of the most striking of these:
"Fonr ofthe seven were from Virginia. Two of
the same name were from Massachusetts, and the
seventh from Tennessee. All but one were sixty
years old on leaving Office, having served two
terms, and one Of these who Served but one term.
would have been x:y-fve years of age at the end
OF another. THEE of theSeveR died on the 4tlI
OF July, and two OF them on the same day of The
year. Two of them were on the sub committee of
three that DR.. fled the Declaration of Indepen-
d=nce. and these two died on the same day and
year, and the anniversary Of the Declaration Of
Independence, and just half century from the
day of the Declaration. The names of three OF
the seven end IN son, yet neither Of these three
transmitted to his nan son. In respect to the
names Of all, It may be said in conclusion: The
initials ufSeven w.Te the same-and the initials
OF still two others were the same. The remaining
one, who stands alone IN this Particular, stands
alone in the admiration and love OF his country
men and of the civilized wurid-WaShngtun. or
the first i've only one had SOp, and that son as
also a President
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10

FA,TuFUL LovE.-An English paper announces
the approaching marriage of Sir Thomas TOW
bridge and Miss Louisa Quincy, Of Norwich. Sir
Thomas was in the battles of the Alma and Enker-
mann. and greatly dstinguished himself by hrs
gollanlry. Atthe battle of Inkemann he com
mnnded battery which contributed ESSENTIALLY to
the defeat of the Russians. But during that terri
Bile fight cannon ball carried away both his feet.
Expecting 10 bleed to DEATH he refused 10 be car-
lied to the tear, aal directed his men to raise hIm
upon gun carriage AID take him 10 the front that
he might see the issue of tie battle; and in that
position he continued coolIy to direct the fir of his
battery until permitted to share in the shouts of
final victory. Contrary to all expectations. the
wounded mans life has been spared, and he was
about TO be rewarded by the happy consumma-
ton of a long cherished attachment with the
beautiful aud aminbe lady who is to share his Ii
Ties and honors while she consoles AMI repoys his
suGeringS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10

A Oar oBMouRNlNo.-A general gloom seemed
to preVade our city yesterday. cold misty rain
fell dur ng the most of the day, antl the whole
face ofnsturs presented the most dismal appear.
ance. Tho streets were almost entirely deserted,
anu the silence vas almost uubrDken, except by
the soundsof mournfuI music accompanying the
funerals ofthe various victims the late catasru-
phe. The plantivs notes Of BosEln Castle, and
the grave aud majestic strains Of the Allste FIde-
rs, lent mournful soIemnity to the corteges as
they passed with slow AMI melancholy pace through
the streets. The presence Of the dead in our city,
hleH all seemed u feel, added The solemniiy
Of the day, and seemed TO restrain the levity of
the most iboughtless.-St. Lotis Repu6Ee0" Of
Monday. f.g5 asi t+stsE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10

FDuung the week ending Tuesday evening
about two thousand immigrants arrived in New
York. The total number of immigrants arrived
there this year is 10000; same time last year,
274.0Oo. The Courier and Enquirer says.
"The effect of the Castle GARDEN depot upon
the fortunes of emisranti is fully shown by the great
ly diminished and constantly decreasing number Of
the Inmates OF t'e hospital and refuge at Ward S
Island. year ago the number was , 1921; now i.
is but 1902
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L A ND w A r r A nj S
John M Clarke a.

John M. Clarke & Co.
Land Warrant, Stock, Exchnugc EsroItCr..
and AScntS for GIHimE against Ihc
Govern mCnG,
'HE very highest New York nmr ket prize will he Maid
for Land Warrants for the IcXt five years. When
ever they sa have advanced beyond last quotations
the very highest New York mai ke prices viii he ua0
on receipt OF any by mail regardless OF the former quo
taiiOHs. ~
Persons sendhg warrants by mail may rely rCCeiv
ing as much as II they were personally pTcscut.'
Sight dialls on any al e Northern Southern cities
Will lie Tened BY return maiI and when preferred line
amount Will be placed TO their credit IN one Of the New
imk Banks on whcltey can draw at sight, the day at
ter Icnilttns the warrants
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE Il Co.
Washington city, u C.
REFER TO
Office. - - ' '''"
lion. L p Waldo. Commissioner Of Pensions.
Swecny, HtenhuusC d Co.. bankers, Washing nciiy.
Chubb ~ OiIers, do dn -
SAFER, Ira d. 10, do Sn
Al The Officers OF the Banks in Wheeling: Va
Cashier liank oil Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank. do
Cashier Merchants and Mechanics Bank, ParkcTsburu
Virginia ''' 'O''S
Games RObb. Banker, New OrICans
President Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh Pa
Johnston. Brothers s. Co, bankers, baltimore
K. II. Mau'y q Co., bankers, Richmond Va
Paul d Hinton, bankers, Petersburg Va
Peters, Spence q Co, bal kGrs, I,yuchnurg Va
ire2f Time. Conv - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10

gTHOn. Stephen A. Douglass is sick. lie has
been inb'd h~aIth for the last Two weeks, the re-
suit ofexposure and fatigne in filing his appoint
ments in southern. middle. and eastern illinois.
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NEW LEGAL PUBLICATION.
a rIcrIy Inv JOurmaI.

Edited By 4. B. Liuiean, Of The R.ch1aoud Bar,
COMPREHENSIVE GREEN. OF Culperer; Prof r.
MINoR University OF Va; w. T. JoNEs, author ''Es
says on Lmltions;'' w. ATTUEws, author OF 'Gude
70 Commissions in Chaucery;' H. SANDS, author OF
History oil Suit in Equity" and other professional gem
enen OF well known alb lity and learning have agreed
10 contribute tC the columns OF the Journal
Tie above will be published the list OF ia nuary
1856, by J. w Randolph, Richmond Va. Person. dis
posed 10 favor the enterprise will please call aud ex.
anime prospectus at
WILDE & BROTHERS.,
Agents for the Publishers.
Terms :-S0UU per annum. MOvI
w ANTED--Hl0ck and yellow mu sIaTd seed
" ALEX. TURNER,
ora MG0rleon buildings Main ST.
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TO FIRST APRIL. 1856.
THAT large ami c0mmodious Warehouse on Water
street, formerly occupied by Mr. J. b. Keys deceased
as Forwarding AVID commission house
Possession given Immediately. The Office fixtures
vtz Desk stove, CARPET Ec., and Truck and Scales viii
be disposed Of at fair rates
Apply to GORDON, MATTHEWS & Go.
spa MainaiTeet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the palm and Inflammation rom the sevcrest
burns zcads, in from twenty mmutes-and that
ii viii heal the wounds without scar; and eGectuly cure
Fever Scres-Piles-SaIt misunderstanding Rheum1-
rlsn-SOre and ImllnleL Eyes -Cuts-Wounds -Bruiscs
Old and liberated Soies-Sc4ld Head-corns and bun
-Swellings-Felons-Sore nip.
-chilbains-bites of lnsccts-Swelled and broken
hreas-Erurtons-and all O'her nlmnlatory and cuta-
diseases. whe" the parts affected can be
Don't be ncreduOua about the many named to
be cured by only rLns-but reflect, that few but
positive properties which bailey Salve alone contains
and heretofore eumeraed-onc to Our-can reach not
alone the aforementioned disease, but many more not
enumerated.
Qnery-DO not regular Bird Physicians prescribe caOmsl
i'uear6ly for scores of different disrare,?
Each box Of GENUINE D1LLxY's PAIN ExrRACroR has
upon it Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of c. v. CLTcKEXER tV CO. proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others ale counterfeit =
Price 25 cents per box.
IFAII orders should be addressed to C. " CIckencr
d Co. 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Lt3GHLINS f. BUSHFIELD, Wheeling,
and Drugos is gcle'a.!y Throughout The U. S. sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10
HENRY MOOSE.

WHEELING, Nov. list, 1876
Mr.. SoLoMo~s, Sir.-The beuefit have derived
from the Srecuces obtained you, induces me to
express the pleasure have received from them. They
suit my sight 10 Animation by caddle light as well as
days read with the ease as when hoy, which
eonld not do with any other glasses have used
Yours, truly, JNO X. BOrSFoRD.
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FIVE silver NIednl~ aud seven Diplomas
have been awarded to ADAMS first class Dagucrcn-
tyres Adams Co.'s Gp!eryis at the corner OF u. ion
and Main SITS. Strangers invited TO call. citizens
course will do Pictures cheap as lhe cheap
est. F-r...... ie3O
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B'rhe TerrsIEInute tIud.) Courier says that in
the garden yard of gentleman residing in that
town, is cherry tree in full bloom The bIos-
sons and leaves of the second growth are as bright
and fresh as spring.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10
UNION HALL,
FEW DOORS BELOW THE NORTH WESTERN HANK,
MAIN STREET.,

He las had The honor OF attendn. the above named
rrincipa towns in the United Kingdom wlieIe lie has rX
pcTeEccd the most ittering gcmet-anl ha wing
bee u earnestly solicited To make visit Ur short lime
lie has the honor OF announcing lii arrival ON London,
with most splendid ssOrIncnl OF his newly invented
and improved srCCtaClcs. Such Tie superiority Of these
GiasseS, that persons having inlmGd or we II ccx NAV
instantly lie relieved by using them, and they possess The
property OF preserving the precious organ OF sight 10 lie
most advanced period OF ifr While They enable both lie
Old and lie young to pursue the most niIte CmrlOy nIt
Tor any length time, clhcr by day OT Candlciei As
several iHd vdunls IN tie United Sn'es have proved
Their efficacy lie with confidence sOliCs e IaVnIs of Inc
I"blic which lie Will ever be proud 10 acknowledge as.
Suing those who ctTust linn with their commands that
10 CHeltlon shall he waiting his part 10 merit ILrr
Coz fdcUce and appreciation Added 10 Inc nJV6u,Ses
roSsesscd BY him OF long practice in TIC Eye Iy Higs
and under ono Of the eminent OCuiists nv vIrIe
las ohalncd thorough knowledge OF The diseases ri Vi.
sion o has III his possession, documents nom ind y.io
baton. ~ ''II'''
Tic win give references 10 persons in the United
STATES who have iJmd the greatest benefit and com orr
laCICs. 'l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10
MORE home TEsrIMnNY-

MR. q, SotoN0N 81 have tried the glasses you sold
me for sufficient length time, test them fIy, and
consider them decidedly the best have ever used Mrs
Moore is also able to read with with comfort alter
night, which She has been able do her etolore;
we concur in recommending your glasses to all persons
requiring their use.
Wheeling. oct.2j, 1855 HENRY MOOSE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10

nJIt IS stated in one Of the New York papers,
% an evidence Of the Thirst for Office. that during
the canvass for nominations in that city there had
been eight thousand seven hundred and thirty FIVE
aspirants for small city offices. Those who do not
succeed themselves always have friend 10 pro-
pose, fronI whom they expect job of some sort
In short, almost every man who attends the pre-
liminorypO meetings has 'au axe to grind
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II oods me pleasure 10 state that on tic iaI Of ssye.
al 81 eclHens Of SPecacCs pIarGd in my hands hy Nh
solomon, find myself much relieved from dclec Of Vi.
SON. and especially weakness or the eyes. IRON which
have suite ed tor The last two years. when have
crclsed them, even Tor short period Of lime think
they als oil all excellent quay and peculiar udined Tor
such du poses Up KiRTI;Vn Al n
Professor OF Physical Dingnosis and ile,,r, and pae,ce
"l Medicine Med. Dep W. X. College.
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"Truth stranger than Fiction"
LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsTI-

MONY OF A LADY.
ITO those who haze the pleasure knowing her,
need say hing but 10 Others remark that dc
sire 10 benefit the suffering induces her thus 10 speak
None appreciate her JOY and gratitude in being
leved from pain, years suffering almost umlaIal
Ielcd, but those r tc.e be uny) who have suffered
like her.
Miss has long been resident OF ibis cty-ior the
last has been July conducting srh"O
No GO baltimore street. The happy change in
lee is subject OF establishment and Joy TO her
lends. We ask those tereSl ed TO call her She
viii tell them Of her by HaRP'oH'S IGMclMTs
than she has written. Thus it is this remedy gees Civ
ing relCI 10 the sick We refer Tie public 10 Them From
distant places also hear Of thcsHne happy result
These facts, with Tic concurrent testimony OF thousands,
souId cause Skcp:iCsm and rIeju 10 lite their heads
aud cOncede that HlmptOn'S 1nciue is in truth Won
del Iul discovery.
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Read! Read!!
AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR

u IN UTT
MINDS
ITNHAT have Just returned from the East with my
SECOND F.iLL STOCK,
aud that 1t IS the largest handsOmHst and cheapest ever
that only needs looking and examining TO nsue sales
my assortment consists rarity Of
90 collar S, at only s cents;
$500 do At from % cents TO $500. amongst which
are some so beautiful aud entirely new CjJst az.
rived in the Batc) that they VIII sell thensel YES:
~ pairs ladies Kid Gloves V ry superior al SIC,
3O do misses do extra fine. slightly dam
100 pieces Coburgs, at all prices and all colors;
% do French MeIimOs, 10 suit the most stidious;
1000 do Trimming, the very latest styles, such "a
mOtte,Antique, Plain and Edged moss trimming,
5000 Yards Calico all styles aud prices, some very nice
goods as low Ct cts 49,
With so many other goods of such beautiful designs
certain that can sell. $500 gu"
nS-CoEe, see and be convinced
ISAAC Prayer,
Eastern bargain Store, lis Main st,
OcI0 between Monroe and Union
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PITTsBnRGH, June Sh, 1853
am using pair Of Mr., SOlOmOms' Glasses snd hrL
Them very cOnl0tsble. Checrluy add my name 10 lie
number Of those who recommend I'll, III
JOSEPH T.. GAZZ IN, NJ d.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Hotel for Sale.

TTNIlE Furniture and lease known ae the Monroe IL
i Wheeling, Va located on Main street onno ug'H
Wire Suspension Bridge This house is my J lie
good business aud tito prospects ior tho future are
raie In short time tho Cleveland Extension a. ~ .
Ohio, and inCinnali & Marietta railroads win ',''
their termnt at Kirkwood, and tie travel viii lsI
cross lmnedatcly opposite this hOuss, and II viii %
sally do large proportion Of this business '''
The pTescTl proprietor Is DESTROYS Of removing 4,
country, which, solely his reason FOR wishing io e
pose of his business ." N''
oc?S ---- WE CIARR
RnrIm and Conf Lands For Sni.
TUE undersigned offers Tor sale valuable -,
4 Guiding Coal Hanks. ten miles below WImcI,n--' NJ
one mile below Wcgrc Creek containing N acre, nj
under good culttvati,nj large frame dwelling ~, 10
stables aud OiiierOut houses and two never tai r
OF good water, OIL one OF which there is an CXcelc
pumps eEccs all In good condition; also three NJ e
OeaIing Choice ITGit. The purchaser will have Tia
lego OF working 100 acres Ol coal land in which
two veins Of fine Gal, vein OF six frci ana ann
iour lect. The landing is supposed to he tile best b
Pittsburgh aid Cincinnati, beng good Tor boats nj ~,
STAGE OF water. 81 alI
The above property will he sold on very ,vor.,,
terms. ApplytO GLEN Il. / AMRI - Ne
OCI0IuiW-Wllh' tm II e pTrui.'.
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BREADsrrrrs MAnkkr.--A New York letter of

BKEADsrrFFs MAnkkr.--A New York letter Of
Tuesday evening says:
The receipts OF flour from the West are rapidly
increasing, and considerable parcels going into
store. The stock in store is variously estimated at
from 800 10 100000 barrels. Spectators are not
so anxious to operate. Wheat has declined 2a4c.
per b"shel. The same causes are operating upon
the market as upon -four. Corn is shade lower
shippers are almost entirely out of the market,
while the local and Eastern trade will not take
more than sufficient 10 supply tie most pressing
wants. Oats rule steady, with fair demand, in
part for export.
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AN ANSlvERsARY.-This 9TH OF November is
one Of the memorable days in. the history of our
Western land. 1t has just been Al years ago to-
day since the battle of rippeoanse was fought.
and the savage hOrles Of TecumSeh were di>c0m-
flied by Gen. Harrison'S brave command. Among
many officers who were slain in that bloody fray
was one whose rising fame was dear 10 Kentucky.
This was Major Joseph H. Daviess, Of Lexington
who led charge Ut the Kentucky troops and was
morally wounded. lie purposely lode white
horse on that day, having exchanged his own with
Gen. Harrison, in order that his noble form might
be conspicuous in the front Of battle, aud inspire
the troops with heroiSm. Major DavieSS, al the
time Of his decease, was the ablest lawyer and
the finest orator in Kentucky. He met Mr. Clay
IN discussion ON several occasions, and between
them there never existed any particularly amicabIe
relations.
: The scene of the battle of Tippecanoe. then a
tangled wilderness, is one OF the garden spots
Of the West. The city of Lafayette, Indiana, is
within mile Of the spof, and civilizoton has per-
formed its utmost in identifying the pace.-LOu.
Courier, 7th,
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am happy in bearing my feeble testimony in favor
MI Sol0mOuS' Eye Glass think them superior to any
der ihGiT use. g. MCI.nnK n ~
Late Professor in Washington Unversity, baltimore
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ROomEsTER, January 10th. ISL.
ne oeSt recommendation can give tic t;lassns Of VIZ
"uIoA'o' Is That use them myself aud prefer Them
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. y.
FroessorO Of Anatomy, University OF BuIl!o
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NOTICE.

SpCcinciCs, &c., ground ON the cxnCI prim-
~ Clre oil Spherical Accuracy, by q. SOLO MONS ,ne
celebrated optician, from The Improved Spectacle Mann
lactOTy and London Optical rs Hhlishmemt No. Ii Old
EOn@ street, London, established than century
u. SoomOnsi the sole Inventor OF The Improved Srec
iacles' nd various Improved asses, is now on no.
eSSonaI visit 10 ibis place. and may he consulted al
office, -
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Having made triIl OF SuUmon's SeciscIes. and ex
9mned TIC principle on which they are constructed
nave no eslihtiOn IN rTOUuuCm. them superior any
win which an acquainted, Hnl accordingly can most
CheeI!Iy recommend them 10 II who need liicill aid
III improving their vision CHAS NJ. LEE NJ. H.
Professor oil Pathology ard Matcliu MeliCa, Geneva,
Buffalo aud BOwdOn College
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WIN. A. BATCmEI OM,s IIAIR DYE.

GREY. Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to be u,i-
full and natural brown black without the least injury
to Hair or Skin.
FIyFEEM MEDALS AND DtrLoMAs have been ava ded to
wm A. BateheIor since 1879, and owr $1,000 apptca-
lions have been mlde to the Hair his patrons his
famous nye- Prejudice against Dying hair whis-
Gcrs is unjust would be against covering bald head
with wig.
VIZ. =. EArcurtOn's HAIR Drx produces color not
to be distinguished from nature. is warranted not to
niure in tie least however long may be continued
Made sold or applied Gin private rOonis) al the Wig
Factory. e33 broadway, NY
Sold mall cities ard tOwnS OF the United States by
D.uesiSts anil Fancy C;ood Dealers
n5The Geruine has the address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, OF
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
e33 broadway, New York.
For sale who Iesale and retalby
sr1s L4UGHLLvS 4! BGsHFIELD.
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New Fall and Winter Goods
AT
s.RIC ELS,

no. I, Hprlgg House.
have supple" myself with gorgeous stock OF
eoGHs IN my lne for cold weather. consisting OF broad
C.Olhs' an COLO and qualities beaver coIhs, OF a Sune
nor quail ~, for making Ovcrcoas Fancy and nla cas-
VESTINGS.
SILK Velvet, silk. satin. merino and many other STYLES
all OF which do think little superior TO anytinr
that can be found in this MARKET and which M, Mr.
PAL ed 10 make to measure, III superior styles
READY MADE CLOTHING,
am now making up b'autiiul assortment O: CLOTH
ing, aH WEI Keep hereafter general stock OF Ready
Made Goods FROM the finest material down 10 medium
have also ye'y beautiful stock OF Furnishing goods
Shirts. N @ '' " n'te
have the hest assortment OF Silk and Satin Ties A
large stock always on hand. Also, CTavats aid collars
an! every other article USUALLY Kept in Merchant Tai
for cash ~ ' '''' "'esI
Ia Please give me CALL
ocI6 S. RICE.
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JNo X. no rSFoRD.


MILWAUKEE, July ), 1Slj
Mr.. SOLOMON: Sir 81 think it III more than an
act ofIustiee 10 you well tie American COM
nunity, state that the Spcctaces / bought of you
suit me well. find my sight much improved i
can see small print with thcmt rnr any length Of time
without fatigue to my eyes Should my sight con-
tinue to Improve by Ihe OF them bav, no doubt
but shall be aOe to read without them i'll a short
time. Yours truly,
L. G NEwBRE
N.B.-My wife has also obtained apar which benefits
her as much as mine do me.
G. Solomon is now in this city, may be consult
ed at his Office in the Union Hall. Main ST. nv6
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no PRlNrERa-

TO PRINTERS.
We are prepared to furnish Printers with walc's SUI
perior News, Book aud Job Inks. We have now on
hand =
News Ink, hand prcs& Dark Hlue.
News Ink power press Light Green
Book Ink. DHrlk Green
Fine Black. Yellow
Extra Fine do. White
lied Bnk. Gold size
ExIrn Fine do. Vurnjnh
Light EsIHe. SC. sc. &c
al Inks Sold by warranted he good; and il found
not to be so, can be returned Al our expense. =
HS-Tcrms cash. M
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