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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS.


ANTHEM -41UsN1-
Hanonett q DuiHeIa Lsssses
D. nANoHErr. Acs1so 4sp atAsAsss
B. DUFF1Ehp'
soAIs OF PsSpny esa
No extra charge reserved seats BoS oBce open from
Toto 10, and from to 4 o'clock
On SATURDAY EVENING, Sept, 81, 1856, will be per-
formed The splendid act Drama entitled
BRIGAND QUEEN.
ssaPssso de: Isaenan sa Mf 4aa ssRs
Comic Song sir. DOnneiy
To be followed by the laughsble iaree OF
COLIN, THE USS0PHISTlCATED-
oOlin, Miss Maggie MITCHELL
To cOuelnie Will .he new one act pantOniue Of
La STATUE BLANCHE.
I nusy hody''...;. Mrs Mrs. itenFy
1nrehearsal Thomas Moore Talourls Tragedy Of ION,
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance to commence
a ~:
d Special Bulletin for tie Sick y
DR.. MoRsE's
INVIG ORA TING CORDIAL.
TINE Cordial will relieve Min wonderful rapidl.y every
the Appetite renew the strength harden muscles; brace
nerves. elasticity the Spirits recruit the mental
energies; Danish despondeney mpar TO the attenuated
disturbed mp6inaton build the shattered
taken without fear by the feebest natden
mother II ia composed solely OF the juices OF
Oriental herbs potent only to nviYorhte e%harAt
aud restore. ..sfass
II tho system relaxed by improper lndu-
zenees Cordial VIII lnfuse vigorous vitality into
organ laSSitnde resulting from late hours
application labor Of kind Is quickly
by It's action and ladies sedentary occupations,
and subject Inconvenience therefrom Will ind AZ safe
aud healthy stimulant Where the circulation OF the blood
be sluggish any OF body suspen-
ded or mperfccIly will restore the natural
ton communicate permanent energy TO Inc secrete
and distributive organs. ~ 80. L..z. So
Those bowed down by physical debility and SO
feeble recovering the ygor and ein
manhood invited tn give this wonderful
fore they have consumed the hrs bottle, they viii be con-
sciouS that the recuperatve principle Is at work in every
debtaed portion OF their frames, and hope soon to be
realized in their thorough recovery Will spring up IN their
hearts.
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
Language adequate idea of the innedi-
ate and almost change which 1t occasions In the
diseased ebtated anahattered nervous SYSTEM whether
broken down by excess weak by nature or impaired by
sickness unSrung and relaxed organization Is at once
brace reYvihed and built up The mental and physical
symptoms disease vanish together under It's
influence. Nor Is the effect temporary, the contrary
permanent, for the cordial properties OF the
medicine reReh the constitution ITSELF aud restore lit its
normal condition. l-1lt-l .-l - s.A5 ga
THE DYspEPTic PATIENT,
whose stomach has lost the % duly converting food
into DEMONSTRATING clement Is relieved by single coarse
this extraordinary tonic The gastric huid re-acquires
power and the nutruncrtt which load
and bUrthe to the sufferer, while his digestive orEAnza-
revolution created In the SYSTEM the basis OF activity
strength and health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-27

Direct Importation.
WE have this day received from The manuaCor.
w les in Belfast Pail importation Of Irish Linens
Bley Linens, and Linen Canbric HandEerclefs. These
Linens made especially for sales, and
ranted all pure Linen. We would respectfully invite Pur
chasers to call and examine, determined to sell
at less prices than be purchased in the CITY,
spi9 HEISKELL 4 SWEARINGEN.
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one Remedy tor one Disease.

OIl6 INT44ItNIy IN1 O4IS 4SISNel9S'
DR. Truxal regular physician, and stands high lin
~ Wash Co. Pa) in his profession. and His
medicine is n valuable
Mr. Robert Mckinley of West Brownsville, Pa aged 81,
MasontoWn In the fall OF 1851 for bottle OF Sacred
Elixir Which performed permanent cure viii appear
from tn annexed certificate:
This is certify that for several years afflicted with
Dyspepsia, the prominent symptoms OF which were, obsti
Cosvers. Sourncss Of the Stomach Pain in the back,
hips and legs, spells OF Extreme weakness Loss OF flesh,
14ugour, Debility and Craving he stomach. Itried
great remedicswent TO baltimore to consult
very eminent physciunsspent not less than hundred
dollars, benGtted Il mr. Truxals
Sacred Eixer bottle of which enectualV cured
West Brownsville, Pa, Sept "a, 1858.
For sale by II. ii. LOGAN & co.
sept25 General Agents. Wheeling, Va.
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TTI4wATntA CAPS J1st received a lot Of Gents Ma
Ii Haittai Caps; eall and sic them.
sspt7 8. %. HARPER q SON.
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NRw ADvBRT1sEMENTs

! 90 Sugar ooT5d Hams, az, W. Davis" Plain lIams AM
u Shoulders, Tor sale by
spaI THORURN & ltADDkN.
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e.R.R. once, vandalla, june 81, 1854.

PROFESSOR woo 8 r. r. ONCE 'and'lla' June si' 1851
DEAR SIR take pleasure in bearing voluntary testi-
mony to the excellence Of Hair Restorative. Three
months ago. my hair gray 1t isnow avery dark
brOwn he original color and glossy. The only APP
plicatio have made has the prepar-
ed by and which, from the result my case,
most cordially recomIne nd to others.
Respectfully, yours,
EDWARD W0LC0TT
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l1 For Sale.
VERY desirable building lots in ssutre wheeling ~
y sonaDIe terms. .>,D,rV WU1L
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WATERFOWL, Mass, May 2ii'34.
Allow me 70 atestthe virtues and magic powers your
Hair Restorative Three morts since, being exceedingly
gray, purchased and bottles
and began to TELL in restor the silver their
native color, and the hair which before dry
and falling Oh, became soft and glossy ased
falling the dandruT disappeared and the scalp lost all the
itching, annoying before, ne,
ly look but feel yOnng again.
Respectfully, yours, SC.
CHAS. WHITNEY,
o. j. WOOD & CO., Proprietor, siQ broadway, n Y and
III Market St. st. Louis
~ For sale in Wheeling by
4. III LOGAN & CO..
sp4-sm-daw Bridge Conner;
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(SUCCEss0Rs 10 ". 4 J. \. CHAltNOCkO
RE fully prepared to continue The blAeSsai,ehns anu
II Wagon Making business the old stRnd Particular
attention paid to Horse shnelns and Job work,
wheel!nr,S Sent It'll, lS56--Sl
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LAND ANTBA NH IAEBBB EEfopERrY
for Sale or Rent.

WISH to sell my Parm near wherl1g and Ei 81 =
i liberal terms and in one more rasis, as nay
sired. p I,cOE
mch26 = -
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PUBLIC SHE OF
MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY

MOST DESIRABLE PROpll2,ry
WE w.eli at AUCTION on Saturday. The 1874 a.,
wv tennheH next the premises, the Mansion How,
Grounds attached thereto, OF the late Joseph Bg,bSI
proper. ''s
As there IS ground connected with the pWe,br
outhouses than many may Suppose necessary 10 t
able and comfortable enjoyment of houSr II vp
in parcels be known on the lay Of a.
as purchasers may prefer.
The Of sale will be easy to W-one fourth q, s
by negotiable note at go days drawing Interest from
with an approved endorseT and residue by three equa IT,
sers giving negotiable notes with approved Gndorsers
deed of trust on the premises TO secure the same.
The property Is wholly uuencumbered and the lille rco
believe; and what adds much its value Is M f,,
that Sexept from corporation taxes as II is moi TbS1
the corporation limits Of the citv South Wheeling
-.,7 MARY DUSTFTELD, E1ecuiriS
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ETR Wing heen appointed administrator OF
j the late W. oharnoek, hereby requests all persons
knowing Themselves indebted said estate 10 the arm OF
W. j. N Charnoes 70 come forward and make immediate
settlement. JOSEPH CHARN0CK.
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zacharia Jacob Trustee Be-, Yin the Circuit
against Court for Ohio
Julia G. PAUL and others. County, Va,
pursuance Of the Decree Of the Circuit Court Ohio
County shall the 2lst day Of October the Court
House for Ohio County sell public Lot o.
A. Zanes edition TO Wheeling, Zanes Island The terms
of sale, credof and three by equal
with interest from the day of Rala the purCa
giving his obligations with good security the same
the title be retained till the purchase money paid
This well improved lot with two dwelling houses 1t,
and is sold in order division among the devsees
WAI. s. wICKHAM,
Sheriff of
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Logansport, Ia, June 1857.
GESTS-Yours OF the 18th duly hand. I'm
closed pleas find thty'eght dollars being the amount for
Hair Restorative. have sold il all. = II
tive; think sell It. 1t has worked miracles in this
place. sold man six 81 bottles, that bald, and 1t
fetched hair out all over his head
Yours, respectfully,
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WATERFOWL, Mass, May 2i'54.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 10Th, 1854. Ne''Ss''
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=. PROFESS0R WOODS
HAIR
r Is ST0 r. a TIVE
IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES!l

original growth and color far their locks
cernS does not admit Of doubts besides will cure every
possible disease Of the SCALP whether developed dau-
ru itching, in tho shape of cutaneous erupensevcn
scId-leaaud in possible will it fail in curing,
II by magic periodical heataehe and II used
twice week By the young regularly, 1t will preserve the
color, and keep the hair from falling imaginable
Read and judge.
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wHEELING MUSIC sroRN

T0IL OF GRAPE YTNE.-YoT the gTeEth' pSeSe''-
" md restoration OF the hair, for sale BY oprpTS
iu2s washington Hall nLlE -
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REAL EsTATR sALEs
House For Sala
Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN RITCHIETowv

lI0S virtue Of deed of trust made by Rohe,, n,,
ID August %, 1885, and recorded IN the ClsrIi Tatl
ohie Comfy Tn Court K, in pes BoSk No 20 page 81
hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P G sSn it
auction Mt the front door Of the court house Of o e
Two Lots of Ground TO Hit: lots No. One and aaJ
No. Five in South Wheeling commonly called Pi, sS's
on which Is Brick House. ''''h''srs,
nj sale
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OLD LINE WIG KNOW MOTH
INC RATIFICATION CONVEN.

SATURDAY MORN; SEPTEMBER q, 1856.
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Extra Family EtIOur
NOVELTY MILLS Flour, Extra and Extra Family, male
n from pure white wheat Kept constantly hand and
FOR sale by DOANE 4 C0WGI1L,
Cnrner Main md nnincv STREETS.
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Trust Sale of Real Estate

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed to mr. brr
ID Gill and George lardnan, dated January rs
recorded nthe Clerks ONCE or the County Corr "a
county In Deed Book number 81, folio so IN v uto
sale at public auction at the front door Of The c. r
OF Ohio county At n O'Clock A. NJ, MONDAY SSSt
29d, 1856, the real estate conveyed to me In st,
trust being Lot No. (one) aud the south half Of
(t,so}, the plat OF that part OF The cty OF WL?
cut by William Chaplne and John EoG situsie = A A.
northeast corner Of Water aud First streets :, Ne
Wheeling. 80 N'i''e
Selling Trustee, will convey such title oa,r
by virtue OF sold deed - AiTe
TERMS, OF SALE
The expenses OF sale and 5000 - e,:s In
credit the residue Of 4, 10 16 months Win @
aud the title TO be retained until payment In fun
e! The sale OF the ub0ve property Is D0Stnnrl ,
the hrst dug OF November next. F S7A
spo8:tds T,,.,.
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How CHAMPION LooKs.-Among the many
&reign celebrities heIe, none cuts greater
dash than CHAMPION, the British Minister.
,Ofcogrse he is seldom seen except in the
street, when he gives his ensigns Of royalty
an airing. His equipage is distinguished from
all others by its extreme brilliancy. Every fair
day he takes his open barouche and pair OF
spanking greys mounts the drivers seat, holds
the ribbons himself and drives furiously round
the broad avenues; his footman, dapper little
gentleman, with blue cape coat and cockney
hat, sitting in the cushioned seat, behind.
Champion is six feet high, straight as a gun,
grey hair, and rotund like every other beef
,eating Englishmen.-G Wash. Cor
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFfcE EVANSVILLE DAILY Journal,

RIvER.-Tighty closed. and navigation suspended
from Pittsburgh the mouth No prospect of speedy
breaking up.
WEArHER.-F xeee ingly changible, mild one day
and bitter cold the next. We have d probably
the Ion continual cold spell Of weather in this region.
Every thing frozen up tight.
BUSINESS.-ltis unnecessary TO sSy5 that business
of all kinds is exceedingly dull. Greer, stocks grow
ing very tain. Rut little produce coming in, and no
sales of importance to report. Nothing doing in the
-four grain market. There is considerable pork yet
to pack when permanent mode atior In the weather
enspes AT present nothing doing in that line and
purchasers of hogs in the Market except for small lots.
Every body looking anxiousy for she opening Of the
river Immense quantities of produces will be
Southern shipment when tue river opens We hsar
Oft al sides. No Important changes in quotations.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
COIN REssIONAL.
THIRrY-rouRrH ooSGREss-FIEsr SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80.

WASHINGTON, Jan. go
HoUsE-Mr Crawford offered resolution
providing for the election of Speaker by States,
each State voting one vote. He said that the
House is absolutely bringing itself into con-
tempt. There was less anxiety on the part
Of the people relative to an organization more
than three weeks ago. He appealed to States
rights men to sustain his proposition.
Todd remarked that the proposition was re-
pugnant to the constitution. The House
members were here to represent the people,
not independent soYereignties. 1t would also
be unjust, because it would give power to
organize the House. If the gentlemen were
anxious to organize, they should give way the
great majority to the North.
On motion, the resolution was laid on the
table. Yeas l35, nays72
Clingman offered resolution providing for
the election Of Speaker by plurality vote, if
there shall be no choice during the next three
trials, viva voce.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
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AUCTION SALES.
..., BRAN NELSON


AOCAaO EOOMSs
Old Court House Corner of MsH and THIRD
diately opposite the Washington Hotel
@EAVISG leased for term of years and fitted the
R M above we'll known stand. prepared to
ce;Ve private sale all
Rerchand disc household furniture, hcrsss
gieS. etc.. etc.
Cssh advances ms ie on sousignmsnss when required
Regular sales Euesday. Thursday and Saturday
cling O'Clock. A. M Aso Tuesday, Wedo ssd1y
and Friday tights. at early gas light.
ands& OF real estate promptly
to.
We weekly reesivinR and have hand large
of Flu RNITU RE- cousstiI Ofslat
spindle banBiser backs scroll and scesP tops
hack vfhce, French Jenny Lind, Baste wood seat
Chars mahogany and rose wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
chairs rockers Sofas s0eiable,
card dining breakfast tables light and wish stands
lounges mirrors Re common ana misses bsdseads.
tin and wire safes etc. weh viii sell a. Gin
cnnsti prices.
We hsYe also hand great variety ofnotaRs. jewery
violns pocket cutlery. pistols whips
which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail. W0OLSEY NELSON.
my9 Auct's.
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FIGURING M7LLFOR SALE.

T#NIE undersigned sale hs FIGURING Mill in the
ILL., of GRANVILLE Illinois. Almost everything
ted with the Mill is new-engne Buss boiling cloths.
There three with thing excellent
running order and alcuated do fine and profitable bust
There is also connected wi the Mill story
dwelling ouse well Arranged comfort. with the
~ out houses etc To DESTROYS of emharking in
busin this kind chan here offered which
seldom b, had The surrounding this abouuds in
kind Keep the mill constantly running
all of which be detained such prices to make the
running the mill praftahs The entire ProPerty will
be sold reasonable and time given for 90 the
chase money make il it desired
n the premises. JOHN RIGALL.
ianE
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

HAVANA, Jan. 20
Sugar continues bunyan. at improving prices Mo-
iasses active and drm Lard duh at i16 to SIC so.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. %.
Moasses 35c; corn zoe, Other articles unchtn ed.
CENcINHArI, Jan. 80.
Flour 81; market quiet and unsettled Hogs held 1t
So. Provisions unsettled. Risky firm and unchanged.
NEW YoRK Jan. 20
Flour firm, sales of 10000 bbls at So ST for Ohio
VII firm. Corn ksss active. Ness Pork active Beef
luies. Lard firm. Whisky firm. Stocks dull.
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6TQuails have been selling in Evansville
this winter at twenty cents per dozen higher
than in New York city, yet both places are
supplied from Illinois! There have been but
few grouse brought here this winter, while
New York is abundantly supplied from our
sister State and Wisconsin. Venison and rab-
bits are abundant here at this time. Venison
sells at 8@1Oc by the saddle from store.
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GA part of the personal property of the
late Arthur McJohnston, consisting of stock,
corn, oats, &C.; plows, wagons and other arti-
cles, was disposed of at public auction last
Tuesday. Things brought very good price.
and the sales amounted to about So 900.
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Gbe DAILY gonrnaI.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

OF We thank our juvenile friend, Willy
Watson, of the Railroad, for St, Louis papers
Of Tuesday, left us yesterday morning.
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MRS. j Id. WASHBURN,
uEATJNn MEnuTN

VTTOULD respectfully offer Der assisted by her
wv husband to the ticulary those with such
diseases have generally baed the SIX ill of the faculty
Mrs. " examines and without touching
the patient. while in tho ,lairvoyant state.
k1Aminations of distance viii he promptly
receipt of SO 10 and lock o. hair
lie. the residence the PATIENT. We
ALSO prepared take Pasn care our
Address j. b. ASH hURN.
Residsaos Mulberry street. between First
@vAMsville la. I4f&w1m
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Rock ISLAND Jan. %.
About eight inches snow fallen here and
badly drifted, but being very light it does not
obstruct the trains.
GALENA, Jan. %.
Snow fell yesterday to the depth of six
inches, and drfted some. No wind to-day
Railroad open between Freeport and Dunleith;
INSTRUCTED with snow between Freeport and
Amboy. Saturday night train snow bound at
Amboy Dull prospect for a day or two.
NEW YORK, Jan. g.
The Tribune's correspondent at Washing
ton telegraphed this morning that dispatches
will be sent from Boston by the next steamer
to Europe, requesting Mr.. Buchanan to remain
in England until his successor arrives. He
will, therefore, order his proposed relinquish-
ment until the 18th of February.
No positive acceptance has yet been received
from Mr.. Dallas, but one is expected.
The Kansas Message was never submitted to
the Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
1t may not perhaps be generally known
that during the present unorganized condition
of the House of Representatives, no money can
be drawn from the U. S. Treasury for the pay
ment of members of that branch of Congress
In this condition of affairs, A. j. Glossbren-
ner, Sergeant alarms of the last House, and
who is still acting in that capacity, having
been applied to by members of Congress fol
money to meet their wants, procured funds
from some of the Pennsylvania Banks on his
own responsibility and paid il out to member.
taking their receipts therefor.
New YORK, Jan. %.
The steamer North Star, from New Orleans
via Havana arrived here This morninp will
dates from the latter place of the morning o
the 23d. She made the passage from New
Orleans to Havana in 81 hours.
The frigate Potomac arrived at Havana OF
goth and the steamer Fulton on the 22d. Al
well.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
Commodore Chas Morris, Sen., died her
yesterday afternoon
The brokers of Washington have not loanet
to Mr.. Glossbrenner one dollar, but the Bank
have, and literally. This course of the Ser
geant-at- Arms, has had the effect of deprivin
some of the brokers of the revenues of many
good fat share, and causes much complain
among them.
There is now due to members, on accour
of perdiem and mileage about $4,000,
which. it is said, Mr. G. paid to them abor
q $4,000
The Union proposes an union of Democrat
: and Americans on the following principle, VII
that the Democrats retain Mr.. Orr as the cal
ld;date on their own platform, and that th
Americans also nominate him at the same tin
affirming their own platform; it being I'll
derstood that neither make any concession
principles, while voting for their own cand
dates.
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.oRAcKERs ATT wHoLEsALEUNDI

: fUk1 M
WINNIE ed constantly hand
ment of fresh Water Buster and Sugar Crackers
alao Of Soda Pilot and Naval Bread which helng
by the latest chinery the sold
low price place in the West and xeeed
gu ty ty any other mandatory in the sonntry. large
stock aiwa hand shop. Water between
@y sAmere and Vine.
Fdssls- atf j. SSNZToH.
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FThe river was falling slowly at st. Louis
last Tuesday. Crowds still passing over on
the ice.
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APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
DnrtfcuI:.r Artrsqf0rt

WWTE prepared show customers
WV patrons entire stock Of ~ utter Goo
the richest the he utiiuI
sfsueh goods adopted to the All these Goods having
selected by MIR Jacob Loeweutha
New Arket, unsurpassed advantage
emf bisd 20 offer them at unusually low prices.
Our excellent artiele
imaginable aud desirable the line of Dry Goods Cloth
You respectfully <alieited call md examine the
Gosds. WIN, IGWENTHAL A. CO.,
fe jAnIe Corner First and Main SITS.
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DISSOLUTION.

TMNHE public hereby notified that the Foundry arm OF
Henry Sehriber Co disso the IS o. jan
rpARy by the withdrawal of VIM A Dunn and VIM Taylor
TAe will hereafter be conducted b. myself will
salse settle all the business of the late firm
j&n29-Im HENRY SCHhBER.