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~ Hsefland's German Bttters.-Certi.
hoaie Of Ralph Luts Esq Editor Spirit OF Tmes Iron


~ Hsefland's German Bitters.-Certi.
hosse Of Ralph Luts, Esq Editor Spirit Of Times Iron
ton, Ohio.
IRoxros, October %, 1854.
DR.. o N. Jaekson-Desr sir:-The Btsrs great de
mand here In addition TO the quantity sold by Morley
than other medicine. they by
vaesoent fever patients rebuild their
nave used during the last IN family four
bottles They were recommended 10 nrst BY negheor
effects Of severe Bilious Fever. They appetite
and restored tone and vgor to whole system In
OF the September Numbers OF my paper related expert
snce Of the good effects Of the
have Mad large sale and have become the standard
medicine IN this vicinity.
conclusion, would say that feel great pleasure ip
giving ron this testimony OF the vaue aid Of
ptepArsnon Respectfully yours, RALrs LoTE.
See Advertisement 70 -smr
IL The Great Russian Remedy.-Prs
house handy in c Of accidents TO the chIdren.n
BEDDING'S RUSSIA sALvK.
1t Boston remedy OF thirty standing and
commanded By physicians and speedy
OF every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch
Nette Rash Bunions, Sore Nipples, Drscommended BY
nurses Whaows Sites Festers Flea Btes Spider stings
FROZEN Limbs Salt Rheum, Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips
Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh wounds most valuable
remedy and which testified By
nave used IL In the city OF Boston and vicinity
hry yea In no instance VIII this salve do injury,
interfere With physicians prescriptions. Is
Materials from recipe brought from Russiao
articles growing I'm that countryAnd the
rom al classes clergymen physicians captain
mend II to others Redding Russia Sslvs put large
tin boxes stamped the picture and
disabled soldier, which picture 10 also the
wrapper. Price, IS Cents at Ali the storss In
druggist For sale ct sHILLINGToN's, Agent wash
nKton. ian -
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INHestetter,s Stomach Bttters.-N

Ing Is better adapted 10 the state OF health this
city than these Bters Every that has
OF them In the highest terms OF praie They used
over the south and West to- great extent pro-
nounced by members of the medical faculty
Sold by druggists all over the United States
jy l4-tr IN CALIAS A4.nt
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Prince John John Van Buren, has uredioted
recently at the Empire Club that the State of
New York would give Buchanan a majority
Of 5000.
Inc Apalachicola Ella Advertiser saws it
Is MISTAKE to class that paper with the Fill
more journals. 1t is neutral in politics but
open 10 all parties except the Republican, it
psing unwilling to acknowledge the existence
OF such party so far South.
meeting Of the Wings of Boston IN favo,
Of John Z: Fremont for President Was held in
fanuell Hall on Friday evening. About 400
were present: The meeting was called 10 or.
der by the Hon. VIM 7. Eustis, and Robert
Burbank elected president, with numerous
vice presidents, including Franklin DeIter
Gardner Brewer, Patrick L. Jackson, and
other well known W higs. Speeches were made
by Col Burbank, the Hon. VIM. NJ. Eyarts
OF New York, and others, mainly urging the
proprlety, importance, and necessity of a
united rally for Fremont and DAYTON as the
only means Of defeating the Democracy.
he TEETH AND BREArH.-If those who
are blessed with well formed teeth knew how
SUD decay steals into the mouth, making I'M.
signify what otherwise are delightful to ad.
mire' ana designating unhealthiness by i'm.
purity OF breath, they would spare no exnense
10 chase away these fatal bleo;sh.. IT,.
Balm Of thousand Flowers will .,h.u;.,
and preserve the dental structure, and lima,
grateful fragrance to the breath. For sal.
at shihington's Book and Stationery estab.
hshmeLt' odeOn building, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. corner Of -Four and-a-half street.
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w Irresponsible travelling agents, 60
when yon can get in Washington city5TnM
the very best quality at prices which eil be pusr
anted 10 be as low asany the country from loan
Always on hand, from 20 TO 30 Pianos Of svery
style and finish. Second. hand Pianos taken In
exchange: Pianos for rent, &c -"
NememberoNo BOG, between 9th and 10th SITS,
uCoi SoSlpSS bdnk. w
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SHAMEFU UNDERsIGN-
~ ed feels himself In duty bound, in ven
dicaiion Of his character TO state that Mr.. Henry
Liesburger, who occupies stand In the Centre
market, directly opposite mine, has on Saturday
last during my absence which was caused by the
death OF enc OF my children, occupied my s.ard
cover which my name Is painted) for the purpose
OF selling Lemonade, after expressly told him
That could not have any business done there that
day. after the child died I make this statement
TO disabuse the minds Of my friends, who may
charge me with the want Of proper feelings and
self respect 70 have place OF business kept open
under such circumstances. 1 have taken the
necessary steps to have this matter duly attended
to before the proper authorities.
ly2. 3.f ESCHWINGHAMMER
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EXCU 3 S ION
OF THE
Island Presbyterian Churches,

To IT ~ " I'LL It'UIO-F,
On FRIDAY, July 25th.
THE BOAT 6 w. p. GUSTS WHICH
l. has been thoroughly altered IL
and fitted up expressly for EIcur. 6essK5x
sion Parties, and which is now unsufpassed for
safety and comfort, will leave Seventh street
wharf at 8 O'Clock, .. m In charge Of a seam
tug, and at Ter easant sail down the liver. will
stop at the + ort where the day win be spent The
oh0irs Of the two churches will contribute 70 tbs
days enjoyment 10y concert.
Tickets-adult', TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Children lax cents Can be had at the stores ~
Gray Ballantyne, 9Th street p. nj. Pearson. Il.
land Hall, and Evans Thompsod, Pennsylvsni.
avenue. jy21-M, W&fh
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III Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Csrst


NOAH wALKER co, MARBLE HALL CLoTHIss Ksro
RIun Browns Hotel Building respectfully
their display Of SPRING AND SUMNER cLorHfNe
ready for inspection comprising an Assortment e
GkkTLxnES CLorHHs Of the neves: and rich
sst designs IN material trimming aud workmanshp. To
those who study excelence with In ar
tcles of dress opportunity offered for selecting
from attractive goods this city
very reduced prices ap1-u
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VIIANTED-A WOMAN TO DO THE gen
w eral housework Of a snail family. Apply
al Is1 II street, between 2l.t and 2ld. ~ 1885
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WANTS.

AyANTED-TO BE HIRED FROM HER
w owner, a slave, as cook and chambermaid
I'm a family OF three persons Residence corner r
and 9th sire Is Free colored not wanted.
Nv
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Latest News,

DISPATCHES from Washington to the
Carolinian, Of the Goth instant, say that
the President has cent to Congress addition.
al communications relative to1affars in the
Territory of Kansas. Letters continue to
be received from that quarter repeating the
determination Of each party in the Territory
to carry through its purposes, and predict.
ing collision with arms, unless the Federal
Government promptly interposes.
The Senate has confirmed tho appoint,
lnent of SHANNON as Governor Of Kansas
1t is also stated that bills have been intro.
.iuced for the prohibition Of slavery iu
Kansas and Nebraska.
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: MARK ETS.

g. HAMBURG, Feb. 1s.-Cor1ox-The receipts
in our market for the week ending to-day, are
1852 bales. good many sales were made at
an advance of cent, but the market closed on
Saturday rather fat We quote as extremes n
to lot cents. K.
ABBEVlLLE, Feb. 2o:--.CoT1ox- arti.
clio is in great denand, ,at prices ranging from
to 81 cents, : # ;.
COLUMBIA, Feb. ao.--Tliors was 4 Ven very OK
cited and animated, demand for Cotton ycsttcfs
day at prices decidedly in favor Of sellers Some
500 bales were sold, atpriees ranging from 81
to lot. and some choice lots brought a fraction
oyer our highest figures. ts=s: 52:.*ass -
I CHARLESTON, Feb. 1a.--sales Of eotton, to-
day 1900 bales-good 'niddlng 10 cents. . !.
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20 Il. Hurropo,., ),

WE lake the following paragraph from
the telcgrapic. report to tho Carolimian Of
the: late European adyices -
@ Everything seems TO Indicate that peace
will SOON be declared. The peace protocol
mcnIofantlum was signed on the ist inst.
by the ministers of tic five powers, and a
short arlnisticetwill probably he agreed upon.
Despatelies received i'll Vienna from Russia,
confirm the telegtapl,ic announcement Of
the unconditional 3aacceptance bv, the Gar
Of the propositionsssof the Allies. Tie
Congress was to have met Il, Paris about
the 17fli INST, andseyerything% will probably
be setlled;bys the 25lh inst The prelimii-
pary proceedings, De, only await the arri.
val Of the Turkish Pienipotentiarv, Der.
hsh Paclla. Baron Brnnow and Count
Orlotf represent Russia, Lord Clarendon, En-
gland, De Azegiin Sardinia. Buo Austria.
and Waewskis Frahre. Itsis asserted that
l'rnssiaeretns"s to acrede to the conditions
cxactedAystiie Allies prior to admission to
The l'ru:e Conference, and that consequently
sheawill he excluded.
The Queens speech was quite mcagrc,
and did not even mention American atfairs.
The London Morning Advertiser, however.
SAYS that Mr.. Buchanan and Lord Claren-
don had an interview at the Foreign Office
on the 29ths ultimo, and, that: very angry
words were exchanged in relation to the
Central American question.
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Affairs in Kansas.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-Gnv. Shannon
had quite Il pr6tracted interview with the
President to-day, will, reference TO the rol-
ley to be pursued by him ON the Kansas
imhroglio. He leaves Tomorrow direct Tor
Kansas, clothed will, full power to execute
and carry out all laws of that Territory.
He also carries with him Instructions to Col.
Sumner, who has charge. Of eight hundred
troops stationed at Fort Leavenwortl,, to
hold. himself iii rcadil,ass for any emergency
tint may arise. The Governors instructions
are mild and .concilinting but should it
become necessary, lin order to-, qutilI and
put, down an instruction in the Territory,
to use every power which the general GOV
crnment+ Can bring to bear, he is authorized
Letters received Ivy Goy.sShannon, This
evening, direct from Kansas, state that The
free State men are ,.nnkibg extensive prcpar--
ations for desperate fight. Munitions of
war and men are constantly arriving from
the free States. lie anticipates civil war.
The letters also say that they arc fortifying
themselves at every point.
Large sums of money have been. contrib
uted within the last few days. 'by Southern
men, 'to>raise and equip companies in the
South to send to Kansas. A good deal of
excitement prevails here on the Kansas
question. 5.
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1F -.>s.. lfoR THE IspEpENDGsr PRESS.
A Warning Voice ia; the Retailer and
,'t -. . DririEar ~ :S5.N

ID -. ~
Aessrs., Editors Cooking over The
scenes exhibited in your yillnge on last sale.
day, where believe the license system pre-
walls, and as its fruits, the youth, the man Of
strength in mddlc-age, and the old in the
evening Of life, were seen under the ensla-
wing and debasing influence of alcohol, I
am led to send you a temperance speech,
taken from the holy Bible. When the AL.
mighty, our Maker, speaks, let men hear
Iandr tfemtlc. ~ s:5a4s
+ @.Wo unto liin,9that giyctl, hiss neighbor
drink, that. .puttest sttsss sBettle1 To-. him aud
nakest Linn dfiiialk ksi 81 ! 9 3 9sss =
5"Wo unto :tlMnsl lIiat a are mIglityao drink
wine, and men strepg y tosibipgle strong
drink:ns, Is s. sss4asssssassea
-. ,"Wo anto tllcnrsSt up early
in the3,norning that they may follow stronl.
drink : that continue until night, till wine
intlame tllem, and The liarp, and the viof,
the tabret; and the pipe, aud wine are in
their. feast. 9Blt they regard not the works
Of 'lle.Lorif;; speiller consider the operation
of Ills Iiands. Therefore, ns the fire devour.
eth the istubble, and the flame consumcth
the clIaf, so; their root will he as .rottcnness
and their blossom shall gotup as dust; be.
cause thegghaSo cast away: the law of The
Lord of Hosts and have despised the words
Of the Holy One of Israel. Therefore hell
hath enlarged herself and opened be: mouth
without measure, andstheir glory, and thei,
multitude, and their pomp and he. Chat re.
joiceth shall descend into it" :
To avertstllese woes, take the sfolowing
advice - 80. 80 49, -, -
"Wherefore come out from among them
and be yeissePara,e, saith The Lord, touch
not the nneles6 thing !, and Ts'&ill receive
you, and viii besa, Father unto you, and ye
shall be my sons and daughters, saith the
Lord Almighty syss g..
Il
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LADIE !, e lGRNTT.EMEN
Dissolution
Feb. %. 1855.

'>HE Co Partnership heretofore existing IN.
Il der the Firm ofBEWLEY d SMITH. wa.
dissolved this day by mutual codsenfs 4 Either
OF the Partners will use the name of the Finn
IN liquidation. The Notes aud Accounts will
be kept at the Store of w G. BEwLEY, Gas ee.
cupied by. us) G..s.5. :, y =;
We particularly request our friends and Gus. al
toners to call and settle up their open Ac-'
counts either by Cash or Notes
? WM G. BEWLEY. 2
WM. S. SMITH.
Hamburg, Feb. 10, 1856. "a.
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TO IL. People of AsS,svlitle, I DI.ttlet. ,,.i.

To the People of Abbeville Di.ttlet.
The people of .Abbey;lIe District. who
arc infavofof being represented in tlsesC Con.
veniion at Cincinnati, on the fist Monday
in June next, to nominate Candidates for
tho Presidency and. Vice Presidency, are
requested to meet in the; Courthouse on
sale-day in March. to appoint delegates to a
Stale Convention to assemble in Columbia
the first Monday in May, which Convention
shall appoint delegates to represent s,he
State Of South Carolina in thesaid Cincin,..
natl Convention. -
,. MANY C1r1zESs,
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AGA RD.

tAlEA T WILL continue the btlsi. N@T
$50 Isncss i.Sallita branches 1t EzNsG
the old stnuda Of BEwtEY d SnrII, and will.be
pleased to have my, friends and old customers
call on me-; viii keep constantly on hand a
well selected Stock ofs3II l..
: Groceries, winesj Liquors, DC, :ac.
! win also eentinue 70 pm hi chest MARKET
duce. Is !. $:$ls. T. :.<fiSy bfssG REiYf,ET ~
Hamburg, Feb. Is, $50. 80 81. z. Z
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LIBERAL AND PArR1orIc.-In, addition
to: the 500. sent by Hon. II. @F. W.
Allston to Maj. Buforci to forward the cause
Of Kansas, he has given tl,e.same amount
TO the company forming in Fairfield, for n
lik" patriotic purpose.
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M A RRIED.

On Wednesday. 3lst nlt., by Rev. Levi
Boydston. Mr. WM- Fl. WILSON Of Abbevillc,
s: q, and Miss MATILDA ANN ROGERS oi
Winn Parish, Louisiana =
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CARD DxNo. a.. !.

TAKE tiss method ofSrcturping my sincere res
= thinks to my4 friends and Customers for
their liberal patronage. to tho Firm Of HBfWLEY
d. SMITH, nnd solicit a continuance Of ftfe same
TO Mr. VIC. BEW LEY, .at whose StoresI will
be found for some time to come. " sz.'s l.s-.
y. WM. s, Smith. !
Hamburg, Feb. 1886. Is. s43 St.
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THE Railroad depot, at Anderson, was
entered one night last week and robbed of
about six hundred dollars. 1t appears that
the thief entered the sleeping apartments of
the agent, afters he had retired for the night,
andstook the keys from lis pocket:
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sMAsY C1rIzEsss..

SENATOR BurLEs will please accept our
thanks for various choice public documents
which we have received under Ills frank. s
Hons: BRooKs and ORR also have our
thanks for their frequent attentions in the
same. respect, H. 5.
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Ouriosties of that toensu.. :.

Among other interesting facts Of eBow's
statistical view Of the, United. States, the
boston Transcript mcntions ;tliafsthe nom
siayeholding have a fhjrd greater population
than the siaveholding States. that the for.
eiign Yote.ofsdhe country is one-twelfth Of
the whole that, about one-tllird Of tile
white BppulationEE of tho slave States are
siaye owners; that the State. of N York
pas about oneseighth< of the population: of
the Union; that there is one house to every
s,xipeIsons inthes country |; thatahes Roman
Satholics have but one-eiegenthS as many
churches as the ~ Methodists; That's tfsE mum.
Der Of spersons who ! live East Of the Mis-.
sslss'ppi yis twelve times greater than those
ssRhos:liye Nest thereof = the DISTANCES Be-
tReeh gsk kand Now Orleans "A more
thaAithat between London and Consiar{ ar{af.
nople Rafiss aud st. Petefsbi,r ,rs. over
tWo fftbso He national territory is' drained
:by the sssissifpi and itss tribut aries I: ~
ine ,59I POLITICAL niewspap published I'd
the Unite States 10 ] g50s Sb5smafSss s,WaI7p,
apo a42 were aoepaocI !; lheEes ara 400
900 Jndisns III or territory ,ats thsl ajfse
ofs Che Reyo lution stherS were bnt ,fe oofI m
lteola ahisfee dina "a IA eai;-
set 8sispssK e nd far
a ~ saeslswl pel,son. % tho ccbDtsg,
Agfnpet sfAte ownsss; 1905
gs ~ about ffbes sree males
sscxsls sssysnsys npiGersoi
Isqeaal ipli xelus iss army
B B
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tFoRsTHEsaapErEsDEsr rnEss.l
? Young Mon, :to the Resouo .
Take whatis thine, 2
In.tLa,eartll's confine.,

p q. = y. . Z. s
WY do the people Of the z"0ld Chival-
ric state"s liesppdnf ibeir backs and groan
under the expressions, Of abolitionis,n. and
fanaticism ~ Isrefer principally to the stout
and hearty young men, who are daily vast.
ing away their lives ip idIeness. Why not
come forward with. bold and patriotic strides
and join thesnoble band under Mr.. BELcHEn
and Maj. sBuroRp, who are now about to
i,akc their departure for the fair and beauli-
fuI land of Kansas { which extends vel
cunning hand to alIthose who desire to make
a fortune, and serve tl.eir country and the
South. Lct,the youngtmen who are daily
whiting away their lives upon tho pine
boxcs atthe corners ofleyery street, ponder
well upon this paramount question: Listen
not to the old afogies;ss. who never once
thoughtsof tls'welfate Of tier country, and
who care fornothing bntthoir little log cab
in and forty doilar horse. Let us remem-
her that we liyesinn an age Of progress, and
t,he day is notfar distant when the Govern
ment of the Brited States shall slide from
dhe shoulders Of fathers upon ours
Now is the time fof gsttdwake from that
Flvep which bas.held ussso long under its
Influence, andssos longs sinactive. Now is
he time for 'asio iIsIs aside The fancies of
boyhood, and meet ikssstern realities of
9snhood andahs iessssting therenponu.
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The first .shad Of the season, tbat,we have
heard Of, wasttaken from Cape Fear river,
n. c., on Friday last, 18th instant.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-02-22
Quarterly Meeting:

:sTnE frat Quarterly Meeting for this (the
coksssgry)f fcircnit will: be held atszoar
cshptebspear Mt. CarmelS on%the 9th and
9th Of March. official members. aressses
u II. II. DURANT =
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:. The celebration Of WAsA1NaTos's birth
day, by the two Military Companies Of our or
village and vicinity, takes place this day,
(Friday,) and we hope will be well attended
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Notice to fhe pubHc:

NottceFt TO the RubHc. :.
yTNIIE andersigned have fnadss atrangemenls;
I - Is and are Prepared I'd. do all Kinds Of SOW.
\ iMantua-ni ma Ker's
Jl shors sno.ies and ih tho latest and nsst-
, Trey wfli sss found at saE w. DrLL's 1.
Abbayills Court House. 6, q. q Z 2
s:.s3 B. /; 81. BIssiIAR & 4
[. is;, Fss! so, isss. ,;s ]. 81 pfl \,
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sslsTAlH.lE,M ElNIsSs

ALL Psrsona ind S6tcd fb fha sfaSsn nfaauG
ssAE LAY,sdscsasSdl lai & sfa1u 1usStAastST,
.Payment besots Rftdta DIV tfnot madsI
fore ihst time. you NH fsia ySar SNSfcs J.
Account SIN Ssbs s6sns,e ,Sls IL offfssN fas al
ton Aid all b4siSg ds SH6f = ssS 49,
/ 3. JA rs iaaofsEI.ViTssxdm dmsSr!
zssea !, aass s., q. y saa s.sses
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ABBEvILLE @. n. il,
FRIDAY, -.-- FEBRUARY 22, 1886,

A lrkrlrsNEGRO GIRLsfor sale. Ap
ply at this office, [Jau 25 tt,
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krlIE INTlEPEN,DE EN- T PRESS
#. Fl &; puSKnTr NH1En5' Editors.

htd;uiduais lie nationss ftrn ia,. nothing; ;iolich
shey boldly dttept, ,cie,i Sustained 6y uirstsoas
pnrpoxe and d,ieterMined rcsol lution.-HENsfGIXY
Wttling to prdise, get not afraid to 6ldhte'
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Daguerreotypes at FIFTY u.s,,t.,.

Daguerreotypes at Fifty Cents
nj ESsRS. IiEoHARDs& ADAMS the famoSns
fully infom1p m the tsss. 'ss -,
LAp1E :, & GRNTLEMlEa : ~ & I
Of Abhs Vile District, that thsv as1, as,n;n,.
from New berry G. E., To- Greenwood CoEesh',ss
rry and viii shortly, be at sAbbeyilTe Court
House: Allwork done warranted to Be 81 tie
6rstquality. s9HF.s - ~ =
sB AB---They ,willshe. atsGraenwood In
afeWS days weather proving favorable.fF 80
J. S.~LEONARDE 8.
-, 8. H. ADAMS
feo. ". 1855 AZ fstf "
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about niliesMIteH,s Ialsak;t hiss bush ihesa; ;aDd
walk bach shoines stisessamss yay.s sHs was
"a, poor man sai5d lived ons tl,s plainest diet,
bhn ssiisk Rid lssls, dtedsin
ths sslns g so,Ist 81 ~ 2Sl q tlis advanced
ss sssISts 4. {; . sasiight, n
SdftY, Suffed peensaX u MI 0EtkA
!a Snasl Ss g 81 q l ! IL
! q 4esiaid tl(5
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Terms---one Dollar . Year, in Advance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-12
savings Bank Store.
NEW FASHIONED LErrEns At the OLD posropr1or.

NEW FASHIONED LETTERS AT THE OLD POSTOPFICE
An NOW receiving opening an nnusuav large and
general assortment OF Boots, shoes, Hats Bonnets U-
belas anu carpet Sacks, at the
roe streets Wheeling Va in the occupied az
the Post Once and opposite The Mcare House. very large
and entirely stock which purchased for CASH from
the manufacturers Of the North the most favorable
circumstances, aud offer them the citizens Wheeling
~ solicit share Of patronage
tdesm II useless TO much in praise my stock II
mis- take not the people Of Wheeling csy hum
5usSe by ADVERTISING pulls suffice have any varI-
ETY. Of mems Youths and boys Boots Shoes mirror SILK
nlosGn, WOOL Leghorn brush and Hats and for La.
lies every variety Of SIX Lawn Straw Braid Bonnes Of
thc most recent fashions and stSlts
AsoShots slippers and CATERS, both for ladies' misses
ana Children Of the most fashionable Style make quality
call and see for yourselves.
Having purchased large stocl Of the above named arti
eles would reSpectu invite Country Merchants to call
anu see me- or send me helr oricr2 will duplicate bills
purchased In the eastern cities for cash
8pS n II yrATSnE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-12
Pphl;c Nn,ic

Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
my I:ly III Main street.