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More Fresh Goods.
PER STEAMSHIP G AD A..
ALFRED MUNR oE B. CO.,
m JNdGAzIyN.E STREET, "a

.. TURNER u ma lHHs
present The elegant ualad q al aud
Winter Clothing aud Furnishing Goods offered New Or
leans. #UE$
Tho ONE PRICE sTse governs the Hsuie aait has for
long number Of years. ssY 4aa& sM
Polite Gsnsmany Clerks speak French Spanish
will always attendance, aud they wish y un-
d.rs,ood tina. they CONSIDER IT NO TROUBLE TO Snow
GOODS. H. n s. . .5...44. ,... o4 s5,aa.
All Goods sold BY them expressly New osars
trad and every article tally Anacns the Frs.sp sok
t='
Black and ceIersd Cloth Drssi end Ffoek COATS. ~
BUSINESS C0AlB, suha match largs variety feolors.
ST, NICHOLAS OTTER SKIN OVER SAC, sppsrnas.
THE Sc sAsToPoL ovERcoAT-Tho Goat OF the asAstn.
PILOT CLOTH COATS Of every style and quality.
Extra Long Pilot Cloth ovERCuATs, Tor stsamboa, Men.
TALMAs, MoNTEcRsTos and CLoASs. Black ard Blue sli
qualities, - .4 aI
Bus Pilot BoULEvARps and SHORT sAcs.
PANTALooNs, Of every epcription. H,
VESTS, BLACK coiored The following Goosasan s
mere, Velvet Clsth Cashmere. Ill,
Bombarins BarpouT and Ball VESTS
FURNISHING GooDs-sPLENDID ASSORTMENT
And would AK particular stock sfIRTs
keeping large hand. enabed
a,Iaizes Of neck and length OF
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
all the diea. variety Of Goods Men Is
well act ihasthe Boys CLOTHING by
he beat to b. found in particular New orsGn
sDrA Nj. d Co. tbs oaiy AGENTS in New oeasa Of
uNo> INDIA RUBBER COMPANY for the iaic
Large stock aways hand. Sold Manufaesoers Pees and
among which the Cotton Picking shi Apros cpo and
co suitable for the to which the attention Of Planters
| icuay called.
Beds Pillows cusoas Cap Carriage eloths hasfa! and
1 description Of CLOTHING manufactured by th4n.
SILK RUBBER COATS, weighing eight pree dollars
kE ONE PRICE sToaE OF -
| ALFRED MUNRoE g. CO.,
SsMagasins srees, corner stayis,.
Store week nights until eight Saturdays colo
| sn6 not open sundsya. OBI 9p6E &itT
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Tire sc. Charles BoOk Store,
& UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
HEAP UBLIOATIo N5.
.sgs NEW BOoKS.

illustrated Papers.
MAGAZINES, FINE ENGRAvINGs, ETC, Efu.
STATIONERY OF THE FIRST CLASS
SCHOOL books,
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS ENGRAVED AHDpRINrED
E. - PRINTING AND BINDING. -
U. s.. POSTAGE STAMP s. -
a. subscrptoo received for all the Mag,zass, Rsyisws etc.
0tdsn solicited aa above. Aso,as tfs
MS, p
No. IA CAMP STREET,
MAJ a,aSwf ~. 3.SE !, Under the City Hotel. :
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ORANGE AND Lemon TREES. n. r. Nichols,
NO 30 Camp street amona other Mediterranean imports
has fresh assortment Of fine orange aud lemon trees
ponicss ctrcns, ny bananas guaya plants tsrnarinds
etc Our fruit growers o. which, fortunatey there are
mot few should pay attention to tho notice and embrace
the opportunity q supplying themselves with tho best
plants 49,
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NEW ORLEANS
staft0aers' WsHrehoesse.
No. 60 G n I'M p street.

BILLS LApING OF various patterns folio md lstte,
Or unbouna with sad without Now Orleans Also Bs Of Iaaps
for tho Teias and Nav York line Of steamers used by these
sIelpsyely, fer tasby
J. D. STEEL,
Law Publisher, bookseller and siatopsr
nos apss SO CAME STREET
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.yOsc Is y0ssr chance.
ONE THOUSAND PRLzEs ON H.aNDAt
~ ,,r.,cp rrv nv r11r STATE OF GEORGIA

Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NoVEMBER7
GLASS D..
TO be DRAWN NovR 1885. III THE CITY or ATLANTA,
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
ass-S3 o., 90 o -ss@
Will be diaiributyd according the following nmabe see
II you prize the Of ticket without
ddncon Frira Is drawn AT ehgh i7pg
Look att, Ono prins 70 every Ton Tkkstt
oAPITALsPRIzE, $4,000!
thorsors every having regard to the replens
nj Mn puY.s attend 10 " his Immediately Zoe
Tickets & gt
Let those now bay who bought bsfors.
And those who always bought, now buy the moro.
Hut 10 the schs me- Look atscan II wolccunt chances
you hz'and the ENDORSEMENT now ofd
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More Fresh Csothsmo.

More Fresh Clothing.
PiersOYf, Harrison IL Co.
CORNER OF CANAL AND MAGAZINE srREETs,
Have reesyed adins Waro their large stock
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE cLoTalNs which are offered
at their USUAL Low PRICES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS suIIs
ELEGANT CLOTH OPERA CLoAKS AND TALMAs. 5
SUPER PLUSH VELVET VESTS 'E4
BLACK CLOTH FRocK AND HAYMARKETs
BEAVER AND CLOTH oyERcoArs PALErors AND sAcs
DoEsKIH AND FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS. ==-a
Fine assortment Of SHIRTS DRAWERS, UNpERsHRrs, HAND
KEReHEFs, SOCKS, GLOVES AND GENTLEAfENss Fur.
NlsHlsG GOODS, with general Of PLANTATION
AND HEAVY GOODS, for the country trade.
kH Country Merchants cit 10 e1amius
osi 2pst PERSON HARRISON A. co
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The Ladies' particularly invited to cad
Stock Of PAPER HANG1NGs.
81 We will also take ordsrf for DECORATIVE PAPER HANG
NGs-such Pannsg Oaks Marbles the
finest Gold Decorations Tor Palon
@ We havs attached TO establishment work
ali Of the branches promptly executed
~ Shade, and Comics, all descriptions nut up at The shortest
notice.
HEATH b MILLER,
oSt 2plm ia end rs Can n. STRAIT Nav nvIo.n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-06

1000 Prizes amounting
ONLY TENN THOUSAND NUMBERss
ss- Tickets, So 90; Halves, 50 80 Quarters 81 25
Addye,, SAMUEL SWAN Boz No. IS S, New Orleans r. O.
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NEW ORLEANS =. :
Stattoners' Warehouse,
B. s 7 g

B0okssf BLANK NOTES. DRAFT and BILLS OF EXCHANGE
Feeen and Domestic, Of various sass bsann patsr
with and without Nav Orleans. For sale by
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MORE MELoDY.-

aDanae In her tower sat, ....
looking from the window .,
Her father, having on his head o hat,
Had gone to whip the Ipdo-
Asiatics that, when Pindo
& lt Paulo Spurious bat
But Why continue the thrice told aleor needlessly spur
the tanks Of too willing Pegasus It must be evident
To every lover Of rhyme and rhythm that tbs more than
Pindaric prize ttfsred for to the window sword
is Exclusively own II not We shall, psradYenture,
in our wrath, continue the glittering canticle
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.sosc 10 yosss' Chance.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
Southern Military Academy
LOTT q RY.
UNPARALLELED. SCHEME FOR N0vEMBERl


TO De pRA NOV. sh, 1885, IN THE CITY OF MONTGOMERY
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
NE $50, 900 ~s&
Will be distributed according TO the following
INIMIT BILE s O III p M u!
II yev draw the you the cost of ticket
banuerros and Prize ~ each drawing
LOOK Al IT! ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS,
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000,
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as y. B. STEEL,
ll Law Pnbilhsi Bookseller sad sa,Oner, 8
sss sRs' No. 20 Camp street,
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thanin Northern CITIES. This System ought, and
will alone, secure New Orleans q good share 81
the increasing business Of the expanding West.
The facilities Of communication by the unri-
vailed steamboats, which navigate the Mississippi
river, are the strongest incentives for yearly
visits of tens of thousands of the residents Of the
West. Not only will they be .dssirous of avail.
ing themselves Of oar. delightful climate for q
winters residence, and whore all the appliance,
OF comfort, health and temporary mercantile
pursuits oGer the greatest Inducements; but
when they come once, they will come again
And this season will from the immensity of pro
duetsaand the rempnetative prices, cause III,
farmers 20 be free ID their expenditures. TIL;
great and varied attractions Of New 0rlean!
will induce thousands to visit it who never hay,
heretofore
The entire West must, in the natural oours,
OF events, be dependent on this emporium fol
one of the most important articles of domesti,
use-sugar Il will also, this season, undoubt
eddy require large increase of molasses to pro
mote the efficiency pf the heavy crop of hominy
Of which, In its main Ingredient, they have beer
80 greatly favored with an extraordinary yield
It presents ITSELF what share of the present croI
will be required for use west of the Allegheny
mountains, nearly all Louisiana win have t.
spare, OF course It is not supposed that tn,
widest opponent Of New Orleans will contend
that II will not maintain Its great and control.
ing influence and Importance as the sugar mart
Of the United States, though unfortunately a
deficiency will, from the yicssitudes of the wea.
ther, be the result Of the season product, yet
good prices as nowpresah will relieve eultiva-
tors Of much pecuniary embarrassment
: In taking o prospective view Of the general
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To the Ladies'.

oeHasAaths street, corner sfafls'.
Store week nights until eight Saturdays o'eie
sn6 open on snndsys OBI 9p6E &itW
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-11

AUSTRIA DESERTS TIE ALLIES!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-11
From the Boston Journal.
MEDICAL INHALATION FOR THE
CURE OF CONSUMPTION

Mr.. EDITOR This mode OF treating
Lung Diseases, extensively practlsed by
myself for more than SIX years, is Justly
attracting much attention. II strikes
the popular mind, aud the professional
mind, too. as beng emnet!y reasonable
and necessary, l, conveys the remedy
direcsly 10 the diseased parts; and |
claim that 1t comes with the highes, OF
all sanctions-oeing armed with The
power Of cure.
Whether il is so armed, isl question
Of inelaculabIe interest, as naomeni's re-.
ffection will convince any one. Snail
pox, yellow fever and cholera are very
terrible i'll their visi,a.ions; but what are
all their aggregated slsughtrss 10 the
ceaseless. silent march of that fell disease
which eyes steak away in their fresh
prime the bxigh,es. and the bestl Bos-
ton. from its population Of 10000, loses
by CONSUMPTION, abon, IS per week, IS
per month. or abou, $50 per annum-
loses abou, 6Jo0 per an.
aum; New England. no, less than 90.
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j. q. H1,
PraC tirai mud Ana j. lten1 the mist,
n Va

AND SOLD IN
For s4le N Ellsworth by G.. &. Peek
and Bsnl. Noarsc. Cherry6eId by
Sauuei Shaw & Co.
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STATE oF MAIZE
GBIFl o, tlaIgt, e. -.
Pksosseur

i b
Term. l. ISjj.
Upa1 the fircsoias petition Il 10 tsssi8~s>d ~ the
-enul ssiuOrrs that he psl r. az -e.ta~ilr a.f
that they ought 10 he heard loucbE the matter e.,
forth H. their petition Aad thsrde aelei til1t III,
souhy Ion iIisainecrs meet al ~ afsrn VI George ~
Merf.' Ia GFeehbush Tuesday the .ay of Jdly next
Al 10 CLOCK 10 the forenoon IA thence priced
70 we" the r"lts iheiii0ned n xtiiioR; nnme.i
a'e9 a'tet WINCH view hearing - parties sad wit
hesses VIII ne haf at some cohse<iplsce ia the Vi
elnly' ana SUCH oihef measures lss n The premises
As the Commissioners shall pido bpt,er bad n i.
further
Ordsred, that notice ofih1-. place and pur.
pose o. the COMMISSIONER meets shTessid De given
TO all persons sad corporations isKei by setsia, an
a'ertea COPY eithe petition a0 Ia order th.fe1n.
upon tAe clerks OF thv tosn oil ussssd neaated aud
t.o~etti anu dtNh the thalrnlah N CouhtT tamtnis
soi efs ' tHe county OF haneoc4 al ny posting Up
NoPiss g ai"fesaid IA ths Sc itlaces ia eot
o. sAia tit! Gays al east ss The time sppnG-
ted for said and by publ q Ne ni,ioo ant M
der theFcna three weeks suecssst.y IN on. n tbs
Hewspsrers printed In Bangor b IA. Eilss,,th Amer
can, Pt1,.lrd 10 Ellsworth tn ttn cant, of Ut9fars
aud Is. the kenhebec Jpltaal a4a.s.o,f.-r DrIt.5 t
Augusta by The Printer the So .se frs, t,,st,,,,
SO be tlfty days least Oet,r-i. fne or s.ts ,,s,s
ma az persons ana eo'p'rato lisiesed, may attend
Attest NATHAN NESr0S L. Ct.,t
ttue copy oil Inc pate andt'a.f thereon
Attest, hATHAN5NEsrDN In CI.rE
J~ Is
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ment will not pledge itself not to raise
new loan during the receipt OF THIS, nor
can it be promised that no foreign guar
snteed loau Xill be offered in the English
market
lhe pasas Of the EpPtror and Empires
Of France.
Thus has been the event OF the scasnn
and almost engrossed the enrl'e atien-
ton ot the people Vi both nations. The
Emperor aud Empress lett Paris on san
day and passed the night at Calais. AT
~ O'Clock the neS' day, the royal par
EMBARKED for Dover IN the screw cor
vette Assasser at that port. About ~
they were received IVY Prince Albert and
SUITE The reception by the people was
most enthusiastic, an unmeLse number
having assembled GA the per 10 witness
the ndHs.
RecGPitnlatlon.
Tie news brought 10y the Atlantic j.
Of Importance, but Vas expected to have
been much niorc so. Indeed II vas hop.
ed that the detention ct the A,Iauiie
would have enabled her In convey intel.
.i-eucc OF the terminus of the war either
by treaty at vienna OF ihe capture OF
;scbastapJol. or by the simultaneous. &c.
currence o, both
Russia has absolutely refused to assent
to The limitation oil her power in the
Black Sea. hut odrrrd the tnalu,anhace
Of TURKISH armament eqanl to her own
in the Back Sea, provided the fleet Of
40 nther nation had the right OF entry.
France and England after ya!nh IN.
s,siies On tire unconditional reduction OF
the Russian power. ad.a'tred that Rus.
s.a's prnpo>lttors were woftl,, consIdera.
ton, HE more ~ wat iustria has dehn-
itcy refuse. 10 second the Western
Powers IN then hunilln,ag demand of
the Car.
Iae ii.u7a Conference.
Lard JOHN Russell vas 10 leave for
England on tie 20th, and Drown D.
L'linys Wi probabIy leave Tor PARIS at
the same Tune.
Prince GettschakoH : Instructions ar.
rived at Fl,ana on Sunday, 18th. and
~
ls,,. a,1 he ,I';as 80
nam cd An bop- ,,.se,
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4, %' A..
5+4 - sf''''-
+ss 81
H4z... --+E= - i'
80 ~ -T 't'
~ -1s75 tf5''H'.
F - ta-3
''a'' 1900 sl1a 20 .'
== t7sf 800 s1+
<s4,s5.a,4. mn ...,.-z.-4z+ ,=
80 49, 80
~ - =. ~ q. l~'A
.sass rs - r o.. 800
- :. 9s''9'"H. 70 end 9es T't'rt
- - eAff 81 ~'i-t HS'e -, oi
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y - 80 - ~ .e' ' t7 t.ri' So 7'f
=. ~ - : -. "a. as - r go t+e5= Eel -
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49, W. A'1 '-- '''f e. f~t i.'.t sach
t-.st ''s SCI 'v ieat+pI
3" =. 'F' = .' 'A' ~ r. - -.-' NA' lsasst A.
~ "a. , - 'sf '--. III - asH = ~ 81 %,
-t 80 'et+'-s - fH-f f'..'f5 90, ~
49, 10 ''.= sf'7- --Es's -'. ~ 7e-fsc,
+1aft tA"tt u BON
rf-rr 0r PALSY
y.z=f nm g4zst. -,.5s55#=-.-. ~ -. >,
49, yffts.-,. -
-. $500. - -., - ~ - - ~ 49, itFs
Bg- . !, usisI1 G,..-, ~ D., 80,
mr. - 80
he F.,s, a. .s..f, tst bsr -. ~ ,..a.s ~
o.-te!, pars.y,sl SO Continued 10 ,r-, - t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES 8. MARSH,
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT And SHOE STORE,

No. 35 Monroe street, wheeling, Va.
NEET DOOR 6REKR,
I. AN now receiving my Monroe
street large and elegant assortment OF boots and
Shoes Nlich mad selected with siea- and had
1sctured by the best WorkneH in the East expressly
this tTaie am now prepared to accommodate any
either wholesale retail variety offspring
and summer Goods, not 10 he surpassed by auy other
house IN the city, either IN style, orkmansliP, OF dua
bEity.
Amongst which will be found the following se4sOnable
goods;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12

CAPS.
d ECElVED this day, the best assortment OF Gents,
IL youths, and chldreus cloth caps brought 10
This City, having been selected with great
style and quality. They cOmrise in part loIlOws:-
Gents Cloth opera, black and whites gents hair cloth dos
black, dEab and green hiding, hunting and apollo CAPS
Also, the Egyptian PERENNIAL cricket cap, article;
together with every other description OF hat
mr1i :. n. HARPER Il son
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12

CHILDREN'S HATS.
A CHOICE variety Of children'a Fancy Hats,-lust
myl7 W. D. MoTTE & BROS
LAWNS.
100 PIECES Portsmouth aid Pacific printed Lawns,
1OO last cOloTs. 10 sell at i2A cents.
A l. o:-A choice assortment OF French and Sc otch
Lawns in new designs, reed to day at
myl7 W. D MoTTE & BROS
SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
i NEW lot OF berases. Tissues, Twisted Silks and
''nr; mylS 5t'''' ''''' 9'Oe' W n. MoTTE & BRo,s
BONNET ribbons
LARGE lot OF ricIl New Sty lie FAN bonnet Ribbons
just opened by
agss HELsKELL & Co.
90 lbs. Gen. Castle Soap, for Gale By
- as3l LAUGHLlNS Il BUSHFIELD.
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Tobacco and Cigars!
NYTH LAUCHLIN, No iJ2 HIaInsrGcer, uas among his
w large assortment the following articles
1900 CUnsuellO cigars;
100 La EOisa
1000 PrHsadU
1000 FL Salvadv
1000 Fl Dorado
2nOn La PrOteccion cigars;
1880 PTUnCiea
190U Flores Habbana
Boxes twin brothers tObacco;-
Virginia
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I WHEELING Va. FRIDAY MORNING, @OCTOBERl2 1850
WHEELING.
70. l Super Phosphate Of Lime.
VERSUS .GUNNO."

THIS valuable fertilizer has been used cr several years
IN Rsis nd and other parts Oi Europe, aud next 10
aLo holds the highest rank IN popularity extent TO
which II Is used among Its OducJiOu in this
country by the subscriber has been but The
progress it has made in tbe estimation OF The public has
not been less ked OF successful than hroad after u
tral o three years Investigation Of IFS merits which
time 'hete has been very many scTUpuloGS experiments
made by the most scientific asreulturistS and vaOus
labs, Committees, &c, side by side Peruvian Gu5nO,
10 its relative value compared with the latter and in most
instances preference given the 'SUer Phosphate OF
LIme.'' Such reports returned will shortly be placed
before the public, which will convey information
than tine subscriber feels disposed 10 Oer, themaHu-
LactureT. atIhe present moment.
Its chemical composition is Of that nature To At once a
lord tOOd amt nourshmeu TO growth OF all descriptions
us basis being crushed ground Eoes, the efficacy OF
which manure is already well Known and appreciated
which are decOmHosed by the addition Of one fith their
weight OF Suphuc Acid, which is added due proper
efcient agents in the hes; no
Il is easy handled being in perfect powder; 1t will he
and when al maturity to be ouud as etcacious here
presented
scTiber or Ia his agents, whose anIes OllOWs
y! Aesssrs-g MeCi ruder * Sons, Richmond, Va
dc Bela sSla' I a5sss Meessn : S6fpE Ss Ta
do c. 81 Stewart, ESQ.,, baltimore, Nd
Agricultural Chemist,
sepo5 Williamsburgh, Long Island, n Y.
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington Hall, MOnrOe.St.s
HEELING, VA
THE subscriber would the attention Of the public 10
his wen selected stock o. watches clocks iewelry
silver and fancy goods, which he is oening
His stock is composed in part gold aud silver watches,
keys, gaardS and chains.
Every description OF goIdieweiry=
Gold, silver, silver plated aud common sPectlcesi
Pure sve-abie, tea, dessert, sugar, MUSTARD and salt
spoons, and butter knives;
Plated and German silver forks spoons, butter knives,
etc. etc.
Port mounles, pocket cutlery, scissors;
VRRT razors, strOPs, shaving cream, etc;
PerfuneTy combs, brushes and great variety OF fancy
goods;
Particular attention paid repairing Watches clocks,
&. ere
share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
aP5-dtf {. p. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12
March 1st, 1854.
Fan Fashion for Hats

TINH ubscr prepared furnish his numer-
Ouspatrons and all the rest OF mankind, with aPIen-
did hats uI the
LA7EST and MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which endurance, beauty OF form nd finish, be
spass and when shaped to the head by a.
tive, fit with perfect ease.
ALSO, IecevinE large assortment OF mens youths and
chdren's Soft Hats, comprising black, mapped, plain
Non vcntiOh Ingraha, Young AmeTica. etc. t0sel.
with fine assortment OF mens, youths ciidTens
Caps, all u which offered at lowest prices, wholesale
aud retail.
SepIl W. w. jim ESON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12
Co-Partnership.
100000

ALe5GTTei Stapes and Headings LroHtel.
pay twelve dollars pc thousand good white
oak Slaves. 3I inches long. inches wide clear SAP,
ap 1t inches the heart-one third TO be headings 20
icbes Iong, inches wide Clear OF sap, 1t inches the
delivered wharf depot this
GEO. ". SMITH,
lingo WheeIin gBretse-y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12

PIANO FORTES AND MELODEoNS.
7 UST OPENED, : tine Rosewood Piano Fortes, from
ChckeTing & Sons mandatory, and StodaTt Co,
New ok, including fine Rosewood Piano. 81 octave
al! OF which are offered at factory prices
AIsO-a large package OF fashion, bic music, o6,
street.
Now is the time if you want a bargain.
mr2n ], MRLLOP
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NOTICE

ALL persons knowing themselves indebted 10 NC
ClseRs KLoX earnestly requested TO call and
by cash note on before the LIST Of January.
Persons having claims against the firm will please pre-
eAt thenl IOr liquidation.
dets McCLALLENS & KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12

Removal.
NT CCLALL q KNOX have removed their Whole,
NJ sate Stock III Boots and Ssoes, new story
brick building,
No. II3, Main street,
few buildings North OF the Merchants q Mechanics
bank on the opposite side OF the street. aud doors South
OF VIM. T. Seiby's dry good store.
for the patEogage heretofore extended to the
Rouse they are confident That with thsi Increased acfiT.
ties Tor doing business, they merchants sill
greater inducements or buying than heretofore.
dc2S Nicola LI.RNS q KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12
No. 90, Union ST.. VIII
BAChtLORS.
Instqutane,uS Lio,fig Ian. D,,s

Instantaneous Liquid HGi- Dye.
TNO those wishing hEir dye may be depended IN
/ on, riuiy recommend the above The best
OCily be given its superiority over
ever ything OF the kind in For sale, wholesale
and retail, by 7: H LOGAN Il Co.,
maT3i Sole agents in his civ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12
HIGHLY IMPORTANT,

NELSON'S PreGIium Chinese Lustrai Washing Fluid
N the greatest Improvement ye discovered Tor saviI.
labor end expense in shiug Clothing aud House Clean
ing Linens and Ccttohs washed by AIs Fluid viii be
winter aud softer han than II beaCIed the grass
WAEEA to HjUre .abriC. Every lady ma =
satisfy herself Onthat rOa by soaknga pet OF Cotton
Lrenim the Fluid, full strength, for ~ hours which
will clearly show that it be puI ely harmless when
duteJ with gallons OF water ia'fa pint OF tiuid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth times the
single siXpence which will buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in . hours.
Manufactured and sold by The subscriber, who has
ly PuI chased the right for Ohio couHyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
Augq No. &c, UniOuSt EheelI.g Va