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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL.

70 the rapid cure of coughs Gods holrseness, bron.
ehis, whoorins cough, a.thma consumption, uni
versay known the best remedy yet discovered
for every variety OF Pulmonary disease. SO wide the
field OF its usefulness and numerous the cases of its
cures, that almost every section the country abounds
inpersons publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and desperate diseases the lungs
When tried its superiority every other
medicine its kind is too apparent escape ob.erva
tiOn and where its virtues known the publ 10
ger hesitate what andote employ the distressing
and dangerous Affections OF the pulmonary organs which
inc&ent to climate Ey its timely many, nay
almost all attacks OF disease upon the lungs Throat
arrested and thus saved many thousands every
year from lematuTe grave. No family should be with
out it, those who DO neglect 10 provide themselves
with remedy which wards OF THIS dangerous cIaSS OF
diseases will Lave cause Io it when is
Proofs OF the uprising efficacy of the Cherry ectora
need not be ven 10 the american people-they have
living proofs in every reishborhooa. But those who
wshto read the statements OF those whose health has
be restored and whose lives have been by its
use, will find Them in my American Almanac which The
agent below named has furnish gratis for every
Prepared by DR. G. Aver, lowell, MassarLuseits-
and sold by all Druggists In Wheeling.
. Price % cents Per box-5 boxes for 81.
a. C. GOOD T. Co, Wheeling
dec wholesaleaPd retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24

Know NornrAG JuRYMxx In the recent libel
suit OF Cos'igau against the Albany Transcript, the
plaintiff being natuTnllzed citizen and the def
dants publishers Of Know Nothing newspaper,
the question of the right OF party TO question
juror as 10 his being member of Know Nothing
lodge, with the offer 10 show that such members
are bound by Oahs 10 bias against all Catholics,
even in judicial cases, was decided by Judge
Harris n the nvgagauve. $ElfI
The decision is nniInportnnI one an the reverse
Of that made in the Supreme Court III this city
Netrs. 4.y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24

PosrroNEMxxr OF NArloxAL CoNvEsrtox.-
The President of the Virginia State, Councils
the American Party Of Virginia has published an
exp anatory statement OF the proposed National
Convention 10 be hel,lln Philadelphia on the 22d
Of February next. He says 1h.re is no power to
postpone the Convention save by the votes of the
Delegates composing 1t. Delaware and Missouri
60 FOR the posiponement, aud it is thoughtthatthe
meeting Of the Eastern and Western Councils Of
Virginia. to meet at Richmond on the 18th of jan
uary, will also insist upon postponement. North
Carolina some time Siuce expressed n desire Tor n
postponement, and Mr.. Moote says, far as he is
inf rmeJ, thee is not single Stale Council which
does not desire pOstponsment until June or July
next
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24

ANAFEEcrrNe EScrpExr.-During a terrific storm
on the LIST inst, number of coastig vessels were
driven ashore at HolIesey, Miss, on board of one
Of which were woman aud her infant. Seeing
little, if any chance OF escape, the poor mother as
last attempt TO save her child, wrapped it care
fully in flannel, aud having secured it in hamper,
lowered it into the waves; which, 10 her indnite
joy, threw the baby uniniured on the beach,
Soon afterwards. the mother also got safely on
shore. and had the happiness of clasp:ng to her
bosom her rescued child. 49,. ..-5,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24

against allowing the Flour Inspector of Peters
burg 10 inspect the -four Al Fleets mills, IN said
county.
BY Mr. ClaiLorne CogbilE Weeks &
Kerr, pEopIietoIs OF the NUrtA Side Mills, that
the Flour Inspector Of Petersburg may be au-
mills.
BY SIE. HobLs-A certificate Of tie Second Au-
dior. eyneerning rhesehoo quota Of the county of
Chesterfield.
5 "A message frgm theSenate. by aIE: Deneale an
nounced that that Gcdy had ndOptel3a resolution
with the consent oil the House, 10 adjourn from
Saturday nexl 10 tLe 5lst Instant; aud also that
they had adopted TrsulutloN for compromising
Sir. sRandoIph Ta'en. fof services as taaYein the
Senate, IN which they request The .eopcqTleHce OF
the House. II As3 As-sa
SHORT TRACK TO CHARLOTTESVILLE SO
The Senat. Bill authorizing HE Virginia Cen
tsal Rail road Cdtupauy 10 construct direct road
from Charlottesville to Richmond. came up Ill Of
der. ~ eT E51
Some CONVERSATION ensu.d. in which MeSsrs.
ToInItn, EIlyson, Carpenter, Christian, Lei, PeIi-
llelOu and Nelson took part, about The pm per
course with reference To. the bulls the resutlzot
which was that il was laid on the table ard UreI-
ed to be printed. ln tie course OF this bEief con
Sc sat.on Nr. T0mIIn indicated his uncomrroml'
sing hostility iOlhs hill. Ar Nielsen took pretty,
much tile same stand. Dir. Lee moved its Indeti
mite poStpouemenl; but Afterwards withdrew tie
motion. urging especial reason against the bill,
except that i, would .ikely elicit much deLatr, and
there was no lime 10 give To debate. MrsPrndle-
ton objected that the Ill would acknowledgements
au appropriation from the Treasury, i'll It's present
form, but objected to the prUPoslhcn 10 force the
House mto vote upon the nIeaSute Of the present
tue; It's friends urging similar objection while
they expressed tLtir ~illinsneSs th.t hetnhsss
should have tine 10 examine the bill, aud were
willing that it should be laid on the table ind
prmtsd.
BILLS PASSED. 81
The following bills were r,ad thirl time aud
10 amend the charter of the Valley Union Ed,
ucalion Society,"
To provide for the election OF an additional Com
missions Of the Revenue for Pntsylyan'a.
To re-chare t the Mt. Crawford Water Works
Fof The leli.f of G, W. snelIings Of Chester
field.
To amend and and re enact an act incorporating
the Virginia Towing Company. passed February
i For the relief of alrs. R. buckingham, Of the
county Of Mason.
IS On motion, the House Adjourned. e.
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Tie House adjourned.
MagnetisnI IN Trade

There are few Of eur leaders engaged in trade
that will not feel the tcrce ut the following re
marks: '4z
There is a kind of magnetism in trade that goes
a great ways towards explaining the greater sue.
cess of one man over another ThO seems TO have
eIua! orporluniti, $. While conversng with a veiy
enthusiastic friend the other day, he remarked:
chow queer it is that sometimes when custo-
mer enters the store ! feel as though it would be
impossible TO sell him fps worth; but at another
time l feel. as thought could maketa customer buy
just W hu' fell inclined TO sell. Theresa real
magnetism about il -
eyes, we replied, "and your battery is not al
ways in orier'
''What"' he answered, edo you mean the differ
ence Is all in lime. 81 .sarl
..Most certainly, for you confess that it is all
matter Of feting;'' We replied, "and the gteat
means Of always keeping up u is magnetic pow
sr is to be absorbed ii hat are doing, by
favoding temptations to day dreaming and hazy
speculationS." 2.
We think that here's an important matter for
every salesman! Whatever Is to be done well
must be done eatnesily-lhe must be fully
Emngnrtized for the labor before hn-fuliy CHI T.
gei with earnestneSS. Wehave seen good and ex-
Iensve, customers provoked nd impeletl 10 leave
q business a5Shm, nj lay the luckadaIScal man
ncr in which they were treated. They found II
difficult I" sell ataIl, or had confidence in the
customer $ intention to buy. They like sonnet hing
akin t. real heurtedneSS; they Wal TO mud man
III The full bloom of true entsrpIS' and they al
most nStinctively Caleb The indifference OF The
salesman, aud draw themselves away without be-
coming purchasers. - Z So 81
There is more Inthis matter of magnetism in {
trade than many will be willing TO allow; but If
they will Try little While tie whole soul led way
Of atteudIng teIL business, tTeauDg every cHS-i
TONER as though ea' one might lea large pureha-
ser, they will fnd new success and will enjoy at .
tenlon 10 business with lnote relish than they
have ever known.
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tFFUm another correspondent.

The Governor OF Coney Island has sent for aid
toiqaelIthe clam rebellion. The President feel
ing that it was very delicate question, has sent
Word To- him 10 him 10 take all The precautionary
nieSsusrs 10 put down the CLANS in soup or INT
ters; butil he "a d he will send orders lOT chow
def.
The President and Mrs. Pierce went TO see the
IN The lower House indignant, aud said herrat
yer they would not dine with Mr.. Pierce OF borrow
money Of him. sf+s al
Mrs john Quincy Adams Lafayette Brown gave
her rEt soree dssante lastnrght, ut h~r residence
ON Kansas Avenue Brown was not about, 0s he
was detained ~ bluff with the ambassador from the
Vale Of Cashmets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24
REAL ESTATE SALES,
Hotel Tor Sale,

FTNIIE Furniture and Lease known as the Monroe mo-,
u Wheeling, Va located on MaiM sDeet opposite "a,
Wire Suspension Bridge. This house il now don
good business, and tic prospects FOrahe future are ~
rate Ia short time tho Cleveland Extension en-
OhiOs and Cincinnati & Marietta railroads win A.,
Their terhlnlat KirkwOOd, and theImvei viii bayr w.
cross lme dieicly OPPOSITE THIS house, aud it will nrce,
country. which is solely his for wishing 10 di
pose Of his business. wa
ocss -------- W. CLARK.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers tor sale his House and lo; no
Market street. east side, between Onroe and U,io,
Sl'eeS lot IS Al icet mont, with good brick dwr
ling house aud out butItlings we
II viii be sold low aud on accommodating terms am,
possess on given any time amer The fTsto: October
( 10 Elqule OF #fitfEt
eeIiS n ZTMNFp
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PETITIONS.

Petitions were presented and ref,Ied:
BY Nit. SeguT, tourpe itionS of Robert Anderson
For charter fol. a company for commercial manu-
tlctuEias aud agricultural purpose:
f authority TO emanciPuIe certain slaves with
permission to remain IN the Commonwealth: ~
For charter OF compsny 10 construct canal
OF railroad TO connect The York and James rivers
aud
That lie may be allowed to dispose Of certain
lands by lottery.
By lir. Jehnston-Two petitions of the Cit
zeus OF HaIrIsou,IOr the movsl Of certain rest1tc
lions upon TIE N. W. ilroed, and
BY Nlr. Brauuon-Another Of similar pnrpolt
+ on Citizens Of Lewis
Ey Nr. llobb--uI the citizens Of Chesterfield
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24

On motion Of Sir. Christian,

On motion OF Mr. GhIIStlaus
Resolved by the General Assembly, That the
Board OF Pubic Works be authorized TO have
printed Eve bundled copies OF the new map OF
internal .imPrnvementsin Virginia, for the use Of
the members Of the General ASSe Lbv.
Resolutions Of inquiry, &C., weEe offered, adopt
ed aud appropriately TsfeIEId, viz:
BY Mr. Segar: Referring the petition Of R. II.
Vaughan andR. G.. Banks; in IeIation'Io certain
lands bequeathed 10 the Baptist Church in Eiiza-
beth CITY county, presented al the last session.
BY ME ttOnald: OF appropriating the sum OF
Sl2, COO with interest from the 10Th Of March IS49,
so us TO enable the Board OF Public Works to pay
the Salem and Harpel's Ferry Turnpike Company
ludgmentin favor Of said company against the
Board 0t Public WoIkS. BY Mr.. Riggs: OF grant
ing the Sheriff of Lee two mouths longer time 10
payiintO the Treasury the revenue o; said county.
BY Mr., Bosworih: or Turnpike Road on Stale
accOuEt ISom the Mingo Fiat Church, on the Hut
louisville aud Huntersvile Road in Randolph coun-
ly,lto the Boil Town Salt Works in the county OF
Bra2ton. BY Sir. Claiborne: That so much OF The
Report OF the President and Directors Of the West
ern LunatIc Asylum as refers TO the subject OF
"expeItS" be referred to the Committee on Courts
of Justice. --r,..-
ByMr. Dickinson: Ofthe expedIency OF consirUc-
tin q Turnpi e Road from GEaySon G. Il. 10 the
North Carolina line, IN the direction of WiikSbo
rough, North CaroIiua. BY MI. Caruthers: Ofcon-
slIucIing Turnpike from near the farm of john
Huffman, on the Morgantow aud Bridegroom road,
totnteEtct the Morgantown and Beverly road al
or near the farm OF the widow johnson in Preston
BY Mr. Taylor: OF incorporating the Ivy Hill Gem
etery ComPanv, oil Alexandra. BY Nlr. Towner.
For Itqulung whether the baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company has complied with the provisi-
onS oil lis charter relating to toll fur transportation
aud travel. by MI. Jones: Into the txpedlt ncy Of
prohibiting the pIeteit nee of one or credllOIs
over Others in the execution nf deeds. BY Mr.
Floyd: OF amondiag the 4th section u chapter III
OF the Code providing lOE the trial Of issue out OF
chaneeIy.
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[FTom our own 0rTespondsut-Swornno to write EoI
nnN nfJ,aT PanaT5 sl !

my VILsI 2 aFsEs
EWAsHiaGTox, Dec. 1l.-Thiugs look os il Jen-
Eins Of Florida would be CHI sen Speaker. Jenkins
Rights, Democratic Hard Shell, Twelfth Section
Wing He is albright on the goose question.
The Commissioners for running the boundary
linebetween HOboken and Bergen artivet in town
ttO.day, aud had an interview with the Attorney
General. 1t is supposed the boundary line will
be run into the ground.
jenkins chances are looking up. On the last
ballot he wanted rs yotes Of an election.
Eiz VERITAS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24
SAVINGS BANKS.

On mttion OF Dir. Davis of GreenbrIer, the fol
lowing resolution was adopted Mr. Davis, in of
tering it made brief speech. in which he repre-.
sent The power d Influence of Savings Banks,
as much greater than supposed, and as re-
tect the interests OF communities where they were
located:
ResOtued, That committee be appointed TO
Inquire mic the necessity of further legislation in
Restraint CT the Savings Banks.
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For Rent
TO FIRST April. 1S56

] . I IIN9I vi M d IoOO.
., THAT large aud cOmm0dious, WarcboUse on w,,,r
street, formerly occupied by Mr. j. H. Keys lrCease
as Forwarding AVID commission hOu&e - ~
. ROsSesstongiVen immediately. The COfce fxtircs
SlZ; Dcsk stove carpet, &c, and 1 OK ard SCaies NH
Apply TO GORDON, MATTHEWS q Co.
Sltg9 M,i,..
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There is no truth in the rumor that Smith has
beenapp Consul 10 Timbuctoo, Smith is an
able man. but he is mixed up too much with Black
of Kansas. who plays poker when lle ought 10 be
StumpIDg his district.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24
'FrU6n stranger tnan Flctlon.'
LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR TIE TEsll-
MONX- OF a 1 ANN

ITO those who hare the pleasure oil knowing her. we
need say thing, hui To others we lema lnai de.
sIIe tO benefit The suffering induces hcr thus to speak
None can appreciate her jUy aud gratitude in being ne
cVed from pain, alter IeaIs Of suffering a!muS uuaIa-
like her. ~
Miss has long beena resident Of this city-ior tn,
last two yeais has been fully conducting uu
at No go Baltimore street The happy change in her
lie ms subject Of establishment and joy 10 her
Gus friends We ask thpse lltcTes call She
will tell them Of cure by Hq,npUn's Tneiprs
Than sic has written Thus this remedy goes Gv.
ing ellie 10 the sick. We iclCT the ulC em From
more distant loccs also hear OF icsame happy tc,ui
ese 'acls Win The concurrent Testimony OF thousands,
should cause skcp:iclSm and rrcjud TO hi their rss
aud coRcede that Hs'nroM's linGsue is IN truth a Won
ierlul discovery. ta't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24

OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
LFrom the cotresl,onlent Of Assoelated Press.l

Ny1sHINcrox, Dec.-th, Midnight.
: , Two members Of Congress have arrived. They
don't know whothey'lI vote for. Que is from Pike
s county, Missouri, am, drinks Bourbon whiskey.-
Everything is in confusion as regards the organza-
ton of the House. aa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-24

subscriber oilers for sale tie properly which
he n"w lesldes, adjoining the OF lgrGlge IN
Jefferson County, Ohio, containing iut acres Of anG, ell
closed will good bOaId The improvements al
TWO GOOD DWELLINGS,
one brick and The other name, with an excellent well Of
valet, Also, stable with gInlRry and Other Outbuid
ings, with chnce rple OltSIt OF over 100 bearing
trees Cherry, plum, &c.
Any poison wishing peasRut situation on TCasu,a b G
terms be accommodated by calling on Tie under
signed ISAAC GREEN
Lagrange. &C. y 80 ..r ilCS!IH
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REsdSx4IcN OF JuDaE sTsART We und inland
Is vs. Tue New YoTk lIm9s) That City Judge sgd
ney stautt has sent hiS letter OF resignation To
Albany. Tue JUdEvpmtssIS lis innocence, but
thinks 10 his dWysio fttjEn, btcadse tie eruinc
should not be tainted tleU with suspicion.
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,FFrouS our Eseret correspondent
IL. - !. q. fhr Gnnf1enee Of lie Gabfnsk.

~ So WASHIEGToH, Dec. liam
sIhnvese3clusiye INF EninlUn that the, 'fTrSidsht
has refuse copies Of the AlssSsgs to, any one
PilkwalEif. the editor Of the K0oS Co. paper, a
great friend OF the resident, could not get QUE,
aud he thEealens 10 me out for Jeen,I Buehanan.
Fierce Sayg hesWon't give in lls'Strom.
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LATER.-The President has sent 6!e Of Ma
Eines TO protect the Message from the hands Of the
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Tavern to Rent

VII wen known Tavern, krown as MIS- GooJ,g,s
on inc Aauniial ltoad miles ca>l u Muccliie Mi
be nf lnht from Apnllsi, 1876 Tic stand Is ioS wei
ard svorably known to require iu-tlicr II ii,r VIZ
FOriers enquie OF JucOh Cooling OF iIr ,udcrsirie
nV9.tt GYniN exit, IA;
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AmbrOtYpes, chemitypes & Dagusrreotypes

-. J, = = % NAS1 SSSJ PCS
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
ADA MS. Premium D4gucrreotypist, has he pleasure
ofinEormns the citizens of Wheeling that he is produ=
cling by the aid of chemical 0gcnt, Ambrotyrcs un
like rose heretofore this CITY, They are of such
brllianey boIdness and artistic nsh as excite the
admiration OF every Including artists who
tied the most celebrated Eastern Galleries. wEo pro-
noun &c them ''the 6sst Laey eeer salr.'' -sz
Five Medals aud Eight Diplomas have been awarded to
Adams. Remember The Gallery, corn er Main and Union
streets. dc19
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MI. Floyd. when The committee on Roads, &C.,
was called, reported some bills bnd stated thatthe
committee had not yet acted upon the proposition
involving large appropriations, because in the pre-
sent condition OF the finances, and the absence
of the responses ofcerlain Ulcers TO inquiries ad
dressed 10 them upon the subject of past opprolri
aons, their different purPos, s. etc. the committee
did not feel that it would be proper to act upon
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uHsre are some hard hits a, the times from the
N. Y. Young America. ~ sa
\ z The Struggle for the spsakersh1p.
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NEW ADVERTIsEngENTs
Merchants, 9 MeehanIesl Ranl,

Merchants & Mechanics Bank,
WHEELING, 22D DEC.. 1855.
THIS Bank viii be closed, usual, on Tuesday next
SchnsnasA and on the SOllO'vtns TSesa1 NJ (NeN
5. deaS Cashier.
NEW MUSIC STORE.
Melodeons Melodeons
HAVRjust received from the East large and sPleR-
i did lot OF AelOdeOns from the ceebIalea hanu'seto
ries Of Hughes y Hale, OF Philadelphia caTbaTt Need.
kRasi which, for finish, tone aud durability; cannot be
S sac !: .er' Dc .a.s ;.g DC double
3 3. dc ssrSs e l do
style, spieEad instrument vita four
sNessrs Hughes & Hale have received two silyermed,
from FTankIin Institute tie only
ded By that ASSOCIATION TIL Maryland Institute has
also awarded premium At their late exhibition, held 10
baltimore. An examination OF the certificate nom Wiz
liam Norris, Kq charua2 OF the Jury on Musical in
strumeus viii slow bat they are superior 10 Tue lhst!3
in the ystal P4tsee Arrangements rave been made by
me with The manniaciuroIs' byS inch these instruments
can B" sold as low by me as by The Manufacturers with
out the additional cost and Nisk OF tran pOlRIiOn Eve
In ,nneetion with the above, have large stock Of
mus cal Instruments consisting in part Nf ViOns Gui
tars, Ranio TambOriRes, Futtnas, eeordeons Flutes,
Meiole as searhines, and all kinds OF reed instru-
w.
T. Cartwrght's
Cutlery, Variety and Music store;
deg ls5 Main ST, Wheeling.
Hear! Heart! Hear!!!
GREAT REDUCTIONS! GREAT REDUCTION!
CLOSING or sPALt. AND WINTER S;obpS!I
DElNG DESTROYS OF reducing my stock in the above
ID. line, have made the folio .ving reduclions: II
EMBR0lDERlES.
VIII consequently sell collars formerly held at $500 for
e1i; those At 95 for g; and others in proportion
m offering sreateT Inducements thar other hOE&e in
IN CLOAKs
reduction Of 30 PER c. will be granted and those ready
cloth cloak 1882 The .rltest barguns oneTeI
Others shall sell the dvantageous terms; actu
Sly selling the same ready made 'oress than buy
, TRIMMINGS.
or which ave large assortment, will close out al al
EOmoris, ehldrsas wooden sacs ladies superior wool
as to asienisi every one With or beirE Xi0es
ahd willing 10 reduce my stock 10 the lowest point viii
| sell my goods so much less than sSz~
OTHER HOUSE,
That yoa sInot help huyg all and every one
s@l ISAAC prayer, 1f-a
Eastern Bargain Store, lilo Mun street,
| gdcsss bet Monroe and Union It.
dseezNM.zsssH-e.@@ , GIL, & Co. :
4oO sc g bS Is IS s ; &c DC alessss4qsei''
just received and for sale by
DE T Family Flour for sale by - -
~ dc2f r. GRRER & Co
y 1e:I -D-N.N !, II. GREER Il CO.
Shipping Fairs Waited.
| GINsH Will be paid tor
~ 20,Oln RaccOon skins;
20.OOl Red Fox a.
1920 Grey Fox
| - ZO,NO1 mink -s's a - SOS W g
10000 wild cat
| 10000 OPOssum
10O00 nuskraI
TO- 900 Deer
S. AVERY, Eos 146 and 14s,
zzIec2l:daw .Hain ST. ETheelinE Va.
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Sovereign Rem edy.-Itis recorded in ancient
history hat Hannal the great Carthagenau general
was unable successfully follow up great victory Of
Canre, by entering RUsGe, consequence Of violent at
tack of acute Rae'mats. Had great able
to procure single bottle of Hampton Vegetable Tmc
ure. he might have crowned his brilliant success aud
saved Carthage from The dire aud abstraction which
ensued at the hands Of the Roman egons. This hstor-
icaLiaetis becoming universally knnwn Judging from the
vast crowds that this great Tinetmc OF Hamrtons
which, by the way, VIII be regarded only
tain rrmedy for Rheumatism, and the yaious
paints it is Advertised to cure
-CRspuslicaa aud Argu'.
z T. H. LOGAN & co
~. 4-.5s bridge corner, Druggists,
dct2:tw !F-'ssl l... General AseRts.
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