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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01

which will bear but little weight, hardly
strong enough for one, the speaker to stand
upon. =
Why should &C. have ssexpected this
meeting to make platform for all Pro-
Slavery mento stand upon 'whenits object
-and its only object-was to appoint dele
gates Moreover was 'C' fool and stupid
enough to have expected such action
.the construction of asubstantial platform
for all Pro-Slayery men" froma Primary
conventions. VIII &C" dare Say that a
Primary convention has powerto construct
"a platform for our party? CTS surely an
ignoramus when be Acknowledges that he
attended a Primary convention mere
assemblage of legal voters in primary ca
pacity-with the expectation of seeing "a
substantial platform made for all Pro-
Slavery men to stand upon :, 5000
To show how this contemplate scribbler,
who processes to know every thing but his
own egregious ignorance murders" the
English language, we will give some of
the most elegant CD sentences in his COM
munication, uerbatins, zsteratina ct patasctuat-
I'M:
s'I also saw some of the blind enthusi-
asts trying to blind others and lead them in
the dark, but hope they are mistaken IN
that, as am one that cannot be drawn on
in that way" i
''See how the assistant editor of the
Herald belabors himself, he is one who
seeks popularity by agitating the public
mind upon the subject of slavery when it is
well known our party is Predominant here,
and there are many that would be glad
they would let that theme alone
AS another specimen of his fiat, insipld
jargon, read the following, which is given
uerbatim ct panctuatina.
"If l was to point him out I do NOT
think would go farther than the editorial
room of the Herald office, and there sits
one who is very wise and dignifed, in his
own estimation, and in the estimation of
his few professed followers; with ignor-
ance stamped on his and their countenan-
ces, Is there any man who looks to the
best interests of his country that will sane
ton the villifications of Mr.. POLLARD"
In the language of SC" is there any
one who looks to the best interests of the
country that will sanction" such English as
the above. We cannot read it without
feeling the most suprsm contempt for the
silly dolt who indited it. &C" reminds
US, very strikingly, of one of Shakespeare
great characters, Ajax Telamon-'sswho
wears his wit in his belly, and CUTS in his
head. We would advise fs C'', in place of
consuming his time and exeritng his brains
in assailing us with his low. vulgar and
unintelligible language, to apply himself
to the study of Murray's English Gram
mar
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01

ia TIE attention of the public is
called to the new advertisements of Mes
Sis. Dennis, Lewis & Co., Kickapoo City,
K. T They are prepared to furnish the
public with all kinds of lumber, ready
made houses, steam engines, horse powers
and every description of Agricultural i'm.
plements at low prices. Don't fail tc
read the advertisements.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01
GEN. y. ": Whitfield.

We are authorized to state that Gen. ]
w. WHITFIELD, the nominee of the pro-
slavery party for Congress, has made the
following appointments to address the peo-
pie of Kansas Territory. We hope our
citizens will turn out en- masse to hear him:
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01
Excelsior Steam Saw Mill

TT AVlNG completed our new steam saw mill,
IL we are now prepared to furnish any desir-
ed quantity of Oak, Walnut or Cottonwood
Lumber or Lath at reasonable rates. Terms,
Cash. Cash for logs.
DENNIS, LEWIS & co.
Kickapoo City, K. T., Sept. L, 80
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01

Mar MARkET--Messrs Titlow,
Jones & Co. bave just opened on Chero-
kee street one of the neatest little market
houses we ever saw. II is as clean as a
new pin, and is provided with every con-
ceivable eonyenienee for the wholesome
preservation offresh meats. They always
have on hand the very best the market af-
fords. We commend them and their choice
meats to our citizens. -.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01
DENNIS, LEWIS s. CO.,

II EALERSin General Merchandise Forwar-
- ding and Commission Merchants Proprie-
tors of Excelsior Steam Saw Mill, Kickapoo
City.
Agency of St. Louis Steam Planning Mill.
Phoenix Foundry.
Todd's Mill Furnishing House
Sept Plants Agricultural Warehouse,
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01

MARTIN & BRorHER.-See the adyer-
tisement of this large. and popular firm,
and learn the great inducements they are
offering to purchasers In clothing. They
are the most extensive clothiers in st.
Louis, and are second to none for fair and
honorable dealing. k
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01

FURN1ruRE.-All kinds of furniture
from a bedstead to a looking .glass-can
be had at Roundy's, on Main street, neal
steamb oat landing. His prices are very
low. We bespeak for him liberal share
of patronage from our citizens. His ad.
vertisement will be found In another col.
umn. 80 -
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01
The Greatest Medical Discovers
of the Age, is

.dYER'S C.aTH.GRTIC PILLS
They don't help complaints, but they cure
them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases of
Scrofula.
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelas.
One Box alwals cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes are sure to cleanse the system
from Boils-often less than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst
of ulcers on the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from a
foul stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm
from the body. They should be given to chill
dren, who always more or less afflicted
with this scourge.
As gentle physic they have no equal.
One Box cures arrangement of the liver.
Half Box cures Cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike at the
foundation Of every disease.
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in
the world.
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm,
but do accomplish unaccountable amount Of
good.
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER, Practical Chem
ist, Lowell Mass, and sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine through this section.
Sold in Leavenworth City oy Lewis N Rees
In AtchisoR, by ]. B. Ewell.
In st. Louis, by Barnard, Adams & Peck.
August 18th. 1S55.-3m.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01
Surveyor Generals Office.

To prevent misunderstanding, we are
authorized 10 make the following state-
ment:
By order Of the Commanding Officer at
Fort Leavenworth, the Surveyor General
was required to remove his office from that
Pos, without the necessary time being al
lowed him to select point for its location,
in conformity with the views of the Head
of his Department at Washington. He
came here, to Leayenworth, with his office,
because he had no time to examine and
make a location elsewhere, with the ad
vice and consent of the President.
The administration lave uniformly
taken the ground that there was no legal
right for the occupancy of the Delaware
lands by settlers. OF the absence of all
legal righl, TO so occupy the Delaware
grounds, there can be, and has been, no
doubt The President, therefore could moi
consent that an office of the General Gov
ernment should be recognized as right
fully here, when he had uniformly taken
the ground, that no white settler could be
legally here. Hence the President dis
approves of the temporary location of the
office at this point, and has so informed the
Surveyor General. To sustain the con-
sistency of the administration, therefore,
the office will be temporarily located at
some point where this objection will not
apply. This is the whole story of the re-
moval of the office from this place.
GJ In another column appears the ad-
vertisement of the large and well known
firm of Charless, Blow & Co., Importers
and wholesale dealers in Drugs, Paints,
DYE Stuffs, &c. sc. This firm has the
reputation of being the LARGEST and
CHEAPEST Drug Jobbing house in the
United States. Read the advertisement
EDUcArIoNAL.-We desire to Ill the
especial attention of cur readers to the
prospectus of the Leavenworth High
School.
Mrs. Johnston is an intelligent lady,
and in every way qualified for the respon-
sible duties of preceptress. We can cor
daily commend the school to all Of oul
readers who wish to commit their children
to the care of an amiable and accomplished
lady.
ia The attention of the public i:
called To fha now advertisements of Mo-
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01
just Received.

DER steamers F K. Aubry and New Lucy,
L direct from st. Louis aselarge additionai
supply OF house keeping Furniture such as the
wants OF the community demand, among which.
may be found in addition to his old stock, Mis-
ses @ and { Cottage Bedsteads,. Trundle Redsteads,
Chairs, of various patterns, Goats. single and
double Mattresses, Office Desks, Cradles. Ward
robes, complete. sets of Cottage Furniture,
spring seat Rockers, Mahogany spring seat
Chairs, and Rotary Chairs with cushions, chill
drens Willow Wagons and Cradles, Harrison's
cane bottom Chairs, Rattan hole Chairs, chill
dren's office Chairs walnut Grecian Chairs. Toi-
letzStands, Clocks, Looking Glasses, plates,
work Boxes, &c. J.. L. ROUNDY.
September 1st. 1866.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01
1856. Fall Trade. 1855.
CuARIESs nT0W

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Drugs, Paints, Oils Dye-stuffs, window tGfsss.
Pei fumery, &C., Nos. &c and 6s Main street, St
Louis, 10, are now in Full Receipt of their
Fall stock, embracing every thing in the line of
Fresh and UnaduIterated Drugs, &c.
Cash and Pi ompt Time Buyers are Politely
Invited to call and examine our stock, as spe are
determined to MAINTAIN the reputation of being
the largest 6 Cheapest Drug Jobbing House in TIE
United States. Sept. /. 755-1m.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01
II. SPORLEDER.

DRAPER & MERCHANT TAILOR,
On Levee, betsDesss Cherokee s. Delauare,
LEAvEawoRrH CRY, K. T.,
ID espectfuIly informs the public that he has
IL permanently located in this City, and is
prepared to do work in the latest and most ap-
proved styles. He also keeps on hand choice
supply Of Furni ishing Goods, Reaiy Made cloth-
inc &C., sc.
o All work done with pFomptness and des-
@zeIl. Sept Tst, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01
LcgUesssUoa.th Ee2ssaEe Hugh.
yScho0g.

IRIS. r. B. J0HHSON, Primeipal,
N7ILE commence its first Session on Monday.
W September 10th, 1885, in Leavenworth
City, on the following terms:
Board and Tuition, =. ................S75 5. 90
Primary branches. ................. 100
Intermediate branches. ............. II, 90
Highest prices, including Mathematics, 400
Music on Piano, with use Of instrument, 90 90
Language, French and Latin, Extra 500
The term per year of the above school consists
of two sessions Of twenty weeks each-whflst
sectarian principles will be inculcated-strict
attention will be given to the morals of the pu-
plls. gsFs sep l. 1655-tfT
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01
PrO-SLGUery Nomination.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS:
GEN. J. w. WHITFIELD,

O. The friends of WM. c. BERRY, announce
him as a candidate for Mayor of Leayenworth
City at the ensuing city election.
MANY VOTERS.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01

stock of
CLOTHING,
ever brought to this market. Our goods have
been purchased at very low prices, and maas.-
featured for cash we are therefore enabled to
offer to our customers extra inducements.
We have built large addition to our store,
making it twice its former size. We have also
made large skylights as to have an abundance
of light.
By the 18th of August, we will have opened
our entire stock ready for the GREAT RUsH-of
fall trade.
we shall be most happy to see Dur old friend,
and customers, as Also those who have never
bought Of US before, to whom we will shoyV an
stock WI pleasure, feeling confident we can
offer them ~
BETTER BARGAINS
than any other house in the west, as our stoclx
VIII De VERY LARGE and our object is to sell
out clean to good men, and for CASH. we arede
termlned TO SELL Low. MARTIN & Bro.
Sept. 1, '55-1m- Nos and IA Main street.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01

WE have received and are now receiving de-
| w cidedly the largest and most complete
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01

But, as the Doctor conduct IS 10 De the
subject of investigation by the Military
authority, resist the opportunity, which
j. S. B. so temptingly offers me, of re-
viewing it now, ard will only say, that
all that was published in that article was
virtually and substantially true, and the
evidence to sustain it will be forthcoming
at the proper time. b. S. j.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-01

"Now, Mr.. editor, Iexpeeted to see this
meeting make a substantial platform for all
Pro-Slayery men to stand upon, but 10 and
behold, they have but one rotten piece
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTH-The $40 N Train will connect al
SamduSky with Morning Train from TO!elOi at Monroe
vile with chicago Express on Southern Div sion Z. Il T.
Road at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express nom
Cevelandi al Mansfield Junction with Day Express from
Pittsburgh, and at Newark with the East and trains
on entTaI Ohio Railroad.
The 3.20P N Train will connect at Sandusky with stra
mer bay City from DelrOiti MOmOeNiIc with western
Train on C. d T. X. R at Shelby Junction at 5.e1
with Nail Train on + K Tor Columbus and Gin
cnHati; at Mansfield Junction 6 90 with Fast train
ON & FOR Pittsburgh. and at Newark with East
GOING NORTH-The 90 a " Train will ma kp cIoss
connection at Newark with Mail Train from BelIale on
Central Ohio X; at Mansfield Junction with Express
for Pittsbursh at Shelby Junction at 1915 with Cin
cinati Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
and at MonTOevle with Mail Train c & T Road Tor
Toledo, Chicago. &c
The 21O Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East Central Ohio Roads at Mansfield
Junction with Past Train tor Pittsburgh SEctbv
ton 5.2I with CiIrinn1ti Mall Tor lcveamd; at
MuHTOeviile with Night EYrreSs Toledo chicago
and at Sandusky with steamer Lay City Detroit and
Chicago
J. R. ROBINSON, Sup't.
SanduskyS Aug 4, 1875 sp16-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

DrEo, yesterday at half past 3 o'clock, P. M,
after short illness, Daylight. aged hours and 80
minutes. The disease which termiaated this
young and interesting life is technically called anas
area, dropsical swelling ofwAter over the hole
body, comb,ned with sufTycation produced by su
perabnrdnnce of bltuminous smoke. We knew the
deceased we'll: he possessed frank, open and no
BILE nature, LeStowing cheerful smile on all he
met, and dspensing joy aud gIadness wherever he
went. He was the fienJ of virtue, truth and can
dor-the foe Of erro:, durCity and crime. Though
his earlyprospects and hopes were soon becloud
ed, lie struggled bravely against the gloom which
surrounded him; hut Shadows clouds and dark
ness finally overcome and killed him. Poor,
prematurzIy lost Daylight! scarcely were his srug
giles ended. ere Lewas wrapped in dim and dis
NAL Shroud, and his wake attended by mullitudes
with woe-begone faces. rendered more CHASTITY by
the scklY gas lights. The SepuIchr0l silence was
only br,ken by the weary tramp OF oveIburdened
wIetches, ftrced TO plod through the cherries
darkness, OF by the hollow voice Of would be rev.
elers eekng, with ungodly mirth 10 kill time and
vextLe drowsy o:night, or by the solitary fit
ting and unearthly hCoing of some fororn midnight
'owl.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07
EX-GOVERNOR REEDER.

EAsToN, Pa, Nov. 6 -E&- Governor Reeder was
received at the on his ARRIVAL at Phiilpsburg
from Philadelphia to-day, by very great assem-
blage of people from EaStOn and neighborhood,
and was escorted 10 Corners Hotel, where he was
recs wed in short and eloquent speech by Geo
W. Yates, after Which the Govelnur delivered a
powerfully impressive speech, which was listened
TO with profound attention. Throughout the
whole of his speechtheIe was not violent or a.
buSive epithet against those at whose hands he
had received such measUreless nLuS-. He closed
amid deep ard earnest response Of cordial agree
ment on the part Of his hearers
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARAGo

Nav YcRK, Nov. 6.-The Ataso arrived This
evening from Hsvre. via. SOUTHAMPTON, with Liv.
eTpOol dates 10 the 24th uIt.
The steamer Asia, from Boston, via Halirax,
arrived at Liverpool OH the morning OF the 22nd
uliimo.
Liverpool, Oct 25.-The circular of Richard
son, Spence & Co., quotes the cotton market as
dull and unsettled: with decline Of Ill the esli
mated sales of "Wednesday were 200 bales, Mon
day and Tuesday only 5000, including 5000 bates
to exporters.
Wheat AMI -four steady with limited business.
and prices unchanged, Phipa., Baltimore and
Ohio four 43S. Red wheat lis 6daI2s, white lbs
3da l2S Sd. Indian corn active, but prices un-
orally unchanged aad closes duI'.
London, Oct. 2i.-The money market stringent
ConSoS SI4.
The Arago brings 80 passengers She left Cowes
at midnight the 2l,h ulI.
The steamship America vrrived ont on the 22nd
ult. The Washington arrived of CoweS on the
22d ult.
The papers confirm the reported capture of Rim
burn.
a squadron Of steam ships lie at the mouth of
the DueIper commanding the entrance TO Nacole-
OF anu KheTSon.
The Bourse ofAIadril had been deserted in con-
sequence OF panic created by cholera.
The kuSsi" MS blew up tie Qualifications ofAsch-
ak fl on the morning ii the 18th.
Thirty thousand Allied troops were landed on
the peninsula OF Pendra ON the same morning that
RmGurn was captured, their destination was not
known.
Sir VIM. Wordsworth died on the ed ult.
Another bread demonstration occurred at Hyde
PARK, on Sunday, the 2lsl uIt.
TIE latest dates fIon the Crmea give nothing
Of importance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

New Orleans. Nov 5-'rhe Nautilus arrived
with later advices from Matamoras. A Mexican
force OF from 1000 10 5000 men has been ordered
to the frontier, TO repel the invasion of Texan ran
gers, Gen. Vedauari has been appointed comman.
der in chief on The Rio Grande. He has ordered
the commanding officer OF Matamoras to discharge
the National guard, but that officer has refused.
Gen. Vidauari has addressed note TO Secre-
tary Marcy, complaining OF the violation OF the
American Territory by the Texans, and also char
ging the commander OF Fort Duncan with con.Vimg
with the FlllabuSteTS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07
NEW YORK MARKET

Nov. 6.-Stocks are lnne lower. the announce.
ments of the steaner las checked the Cotton
market
Flour dropping, sales of 10000 bBls; Wheat
dropping sales OF 5000 bush; Corn lrm, sales OF
$1,000 bush.
The difficulty Of selling bills OF Exchange ma
terIally checks the export demand.
Pork, air sales OF GOO bblS; Beef Leclined, sales
OF $50 bbIS repacked Chicago al $50; LarL!, &C
tive, safes of 1900 bblS.
Whisky quiet, sales of $50 bills; Coffee declin-
ed. sales of 400 bags Rio at lie; Sugar active,
sales OF 1900 hhds. at Ga; Mnassss firm, sales Of
lUG0 IBIS at 3Sc; other articles unchanged
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MAsHINGrnN NEWS

Nov. 6.-In the Court of CLAIMS to-day, Mr..
Anderson continued his argument i'll Florida cases,
and had not concluded when Court Adjourned.
Official intelligence of the recent revolutionary
movements in Nicaragua having been received
he re, that matter has already occupied the alien
ton of the government.
Commodore PaulImg, commander of the home
squadron, will probably be instructed to proceed
thther Immediately with special instructions with
regard 10 tie events in that quarter.
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MONROE HOUSE.
VIM. r. CLARK, Proprietor.

AREHURS SELE-SEALlNG PRESERVING
CANS,
A MOTHER supply at hand. Also. Prese wing Kettles
n and Sauce Pans Of Emaneled Porcelain aud TIMED
ware coolers, BATH tubs cedar washing
buckets, loot tubs, keeers brOOms fly 'brusLes feather
iuI7 R. woonS'S
NE7O My OIS ! on I5T7I13 7T1 777I=
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Nov. 6.-Clover seed comes in slowly and sells
from wagons at 6,5OaG,9 per 81 lbs.
Cotton inactive.
Flour quiet, prices firm at advanced rates. yes
terlay belw cen and 700 bbls, we're disposed Of al
962a75, latter rate for good Brands steady demand
for the supply of bakers 9,I5 upt ~, for com
mon aud fancy brands; small amount of wheat Of
fered on Change, demand not steady. Sales oil
5000 bushels Penn'a at2lI; 500 do western white
at 225. Corn scarce, 5000 bushels old yellow
sold yesterday at 95a96, and part on private terms,
and 1000 bus to-day at 80 in store.
Whiskey better at 4I4a42 for Eastern and 424a
40 for Prison.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

NOTlCE-EXHRA.
II AVlNG been East and selected the most splendid
IL lots OF marble brought TO this market, want
al! my eHds 10 call Immediately and leave their orders
for an kind they may want.
Having purchased largely, will finish up work in tho
latest and most approved styles and al lowest
jeI9 MI RoHAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTlON.

BUsTON, Nov. 6.-rhe election in Massachu.
setts or State officers, members OF the Legislature,
&c, took place to day. The following are all
the :eturnS received.
The city of Boston gave Gardiner, American
for Governor 53I2; Beach, Democrat 1900; WaIIy
Wing 25I2; Rockwell, Republican 2O34.
In I5 cities and towns head iron, Gardiner i:
largely ahead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

a TOWN NEARLY CONSUMED FIRE.--The
Pruntytown Gazette learns that nearly the whole
of the town of Buchaunon,lm Upsher county, was
destroyed by fire on Sunday, the 2sth inst. The
Court house, jail, CooperS tavern. and all the
stores but two, ami most of the private dwellings
are in ashes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07
ELECTION RIOT

New ORLEANS, Nov. 5th.-The election is pro-
guessing quietly with the exception of the lhrdds
lrict, where riot is reported TO have occurred
One American and German ale said TO lie killed,
and Capt Place of the Palmetto Guards is repor.
ted as wounded i'll the same ARRAY.
Ii is impossible TO tell the result of the election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

Col. DANIEL KrScuELoE died in Clarksburg,
Va, last week, in the 72nd year of his age. He
was a nativa of Prince William county. In the
war of 1912, he was captain in the recruiting
service, and in after years served nine sessions in
the Legislature OF the State.
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NEW AND BEA UIIFUL SIUOh
Watches, Clocks and Jewe1ry

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
No. 4 Washington Hall.
HAVING just returned from the Eastern cities with a
IL large and well selected assortment OF clocks, watch
and Jewery) the subscriber would call the ion
his friends and the public generally il, assuring them
that lie will sell it cheaper than lrereto:OIe. His
stock consists in part, follows:
Patent Lever, Porcelain, Mantle, Gothic eight one
day clocks
Gold and silver English, French and American hunter
and open laced Watches.
Bracelets, armets, brooches finger rings, earrings.
Keys seals, port .munais, fine Gallery, ETC., great
VARIETY; besides silver and AIbaa ware OF all kinds
UP arti ul attention is called 10 the American
Watches Put u in gould aud silver Cases made wholly III
The ladies will find at his establishment large and
well selected stock OF new and beautiful C-meo JeveTy
which cannot fail TO please,
Having bought extremely 'ow, he feels confident thai he
sell goods in his iEe lower than before
Wheeling, and respectfully invites all call
his stock. g p BROWN,
OcI3 NO.4 Washington Hall
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Sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
RAILROAD.

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