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NlisrsIIauruu5 Rfaaillq.
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'fsOre Of the most striking cases Of presence
ofmind aud self fpossessio,l Of which We have
any recollec'ion, came 10 light on trial
which took place some years since in Ire
land. The story looks like fiction, but We
have reason TO believe il quite true A wo-
Inaa travelling along aroad, to join her l,us.
band, who was soldier, aud quartered at
Athione, was joined by pedlar, who was
going inc ssiiie way. Thep catered into
conversation during walk Of some hours
but ns the day began 10 wane, they agreed
that they should stop for the night at house
.of entsfta,ninent, and pursue their pedestrian
journey the next day. The reached an hum
Ole inn. situated in = lonely spot by the road
SIDE, and faGgued after y long day's walk
they were glad TO find themselvcs under the
shelter Of roof. Having refreshed them.
selves With the snbstsntiai: supper set before
Ethsut they czpsossed awish 70 retire. They
swsye shown iuto the travellers room, and
went % rest ii their respective beds. !.
g The pedler before retiring had called th.
esisnds0rd sesde and given ip,ohis keeping rh,
pack, which he had uns,rapped from hi
back ishe morning. telling him that it con
tained 2 considerable sum of money ana
nnpch valuable properly. They were no
long inbed beSoretlIe pssilsr feIi'inso asosin,
sissP bus the poor woman, perhaps from
over fatigne< of from tsoughtsS ~ nes,inq he
e<xt day. Jay wnke. a couple o
III hh " psased, when .sI.e sa~ IN
aoos s!c.Iy sssa sPs.sse enter hold
inss Hehf Shisb he scfssned with his hand
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i5,isrha Yurirll.
sahs 2gips boy 10 his Ncth.

80 t,.ofhhe, ~ " not hard 10 uie,
Weep not around nv bed,
Fer angel bands are horefing nigh,
10 bless yeuwiien I'm dead;
- Oan You not see those snowy hands,
outstretciied TO bear me ho,nel
=. Can YOU not see hose fiowery lands, :
ssEia Where in joy shall roama
y There arebrighi temples lined with gold
I.sss -. i'iiiars and doinys en,pealled;
Where infant spirits ope the gates - 8.
- ~ Types Of that glorious world. 80 .,.s,
:, Within It's vi.,let tinted halls r.-a
'pssi, Are Steps will, diamonds laid;
s1s Aud hopes lair mantle softly falls r'H
Round esclI believing head.
They tell nle that immortal wreaths
"A Shall sest upon my brow;s M Asa
Mother, 4 see their angel forms
ssAiApd hear their yoiess Pow,
= = They Tan ME viii, their wings Of faitl,-
stoas With angel care they'll show l
.Ss The holy paths Of peace and truth
-N"N sosSh hsS INV W 80.
ts sSaots, ss 81 - stG 5-t
eSThey say that crystal rivuleis
49, Shall ba:he my brow and feet,
., That ihrongh of serapl, ones sh.ll lend
e A trembling child 10 greet;
That on the borders of those streams
: Rich gems in pleuylie;
That all around a radiance beams
Q, Cor this bIiss sigh. y z w
isee bright birds, Of rainbow hue,
,ass Trees with nmbrosial fruits;
SAndi shall join Heavens ministries, too,
Yes, ]. with song and lutte;
y Then, mother. dearest, smile again,
Look up aud kiss The rod, -
,kIgo torest all free from pain 7
IN Paradise, with God.
- va - "a s.a. Olive Brunch.
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pntt to deialnbyaheth then Sultan, for refusing
to reveal the secre,s.r The ahoye mention.
ed l9ani lsmael, grand master of the lodge
CT Belgrade, a venerable Turk Of the old
school. Is honorary member Of Baldwin un.
der the Lime-tree" at Leip~ie, several mem
bers OF which, lodge have r.ceivcd diplomas
from the Aiko,seh at belgrade Daily
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AN exchange records the marriage Of John
NJ. Strange and Elizabeth Strange as a
strunys event. Tho next will probably be q
little sfrdn0eS. .sg, >.s,ss. gf,ss - ss3A'sei ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10
REMOVAL.

NJ REILLY has removed from hIs old stand In Market
VI Square to that aud spacious Warehouse, No. 81
'front.' side Of Main street. belWeen Monroe and
Quincy lately occupied BY Me.srs Annnn Mcguire,
commission house. lie has hand large general ~.
SOTtmrnt Of Groceries and Liquors, which Wu
Wholesale at The lowest market price. 't p. ~
ALSO GunpOEder Of every description and SSfety
Huse. spiS
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BY JOHNsbN STEWART ROSE, N. D.,
FEotc nj tho hC6ege OF lRysicidnS, and for ys1rs
Sen;or PAystefase IN he LoHjes. Royal IlIEyEHGry
I1Ts pfsei6es Qfthe Lungs.
y this OF PROCESS nleiest science has contributed
her f share te5ths general welfare and that which
shines rrspirndcns Jewel in her d!ade, Is her
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continue the Book, atioery a,d HaN Paper business
III Main Street. where he win be haqpy receive The pa
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| Co-Partnershipr. D : '"A'-N'' '.

OS6aILu0ESn1p. ll1r
B. MARSH has this day associated With him n. T. Way.
- for the pnrloSs OF tEanAaetnE the NhOlssAle and
Root Shoe off. AnT6h
No. aS Monroe sirett door GreeF, OF Co..
the 1rIn MAR6LI A wAYMAN.
July let, ISIS. JuS0
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WHEELING.
NEW AND BEAI3TIFUL sTooK
watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
Ne. q washIngton 1aaIl.

No. q WashInEton. u all. =
AY1SE from the Bssera cities with very
large wen selected of Clocks, WRtehes
JeweIr subscriber ohd call the Attention OF his
friends and the pubc generally H. assuring them that he
viii se cheaper than heretofore Hss stock eensss
Patent Lever Mantle Gothic eight day
Clocks.
Gold and Silver KHlsh French and AnSTteRn Hunter and
Open Faced whtcheEF5i} --f4
atsitou is called the American Watches
put up In EoI made wholly !n this country,
and Warranted prime tiEnt-ceSpeEs. '.s
Ladies' Nll and 81 HID estahshraent large and well
selected et ana beautiful Cameo JeTgry, which
cannot fail to pleGse. -
Having bought extremely feels very that
his line lower than before sold in
wheeling, respectfully Invites alto call and examine his
stock. =. c. r. BROWN
oc1s .F No. 4 Washington Hal.
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Hear! Hear!! Hear!!!
GREAT REDUCTION! GREAT REDCCTIoNl!

Hear! Hear!! Hear!!!
GREAT REDUCTION! GREAT REDCCTIoN!!
CLOSING OF yAtL AND wiNIEs eo1ns! 9
u have made the fGl!STiR6 ESnR6i6EEiEs TSdaStiaa'
will consequently sell collars formerly held at $500 for
22s; those At for S2 and others In proportion am
Offering greater ~ csoRRsy ssy other house in
s 81 e & @ S' me
cloth cloak at &s The greatest bargains ever offered
others shall sell the advantageous tsrus actual
so.5 sf"S me same 's'ay maze oE s'' ''AA eau Guy
OF which have large assortment viii sell out at almost
Comforts ehdrens wooden sacs, ladies superior wool
have In such variety and at such low price. a.
willing reduce stock the lowest point, viii sSu my
goods SO much less than AN o,rx, n,r.s
that yen cannot hsiP buying sc0as an aaa every one
s.a Eastern Bargain store iS SSnI1. Mas ;ss "5s
NOTICE. -.
@ 1sr The AZ 81 3 ssPHss A. P5SsS :; Ss E.;S
Us ss,s ss and
will present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1855.
COMPREHENSIVE.
TUE undeTsgnSd Will continue the DryoodG business Ia
present location ns5 the ard style 9 IN, E'Sst
old friends and custSmers continuance Of their faYors
December 81, 1875 S.R. sWEARINdEN. ia.
kScoTEHTSEn ETi.n AMEfIS1H mS5K
Writing Fluid.
IHCE this superior Fluid the public,
> now nearly Two years Il been constantly gaining
favor and is now preferred BY many to the fsrfamed Ar
mold Fluid.
During the twenty thousand quart and pint bot
Ties with smaller sizes m ars been p. sGd
burgh buffalo, Cleveland Detroit, Terre aute Lafayette,
aashvIe, MemphIs, S. Louis SeEsbnrs Jackson Eate6ei
and New Orleans II a. also been adopted in the STATE De-
taken three rs class Diplomas the Mechanics Institutes Of
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TE undersgnsd viii continue the DryGoods business In
their present location the And style OF HRsERL
&SwHAkIH0ES They would respectfully solicit from their
friends and continuance Of their fayors
n.rs,Dhsr al ,s,s e IN " sWESRIsaEx MEssHfssd; y..
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DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership existing subscribers
the hr ofTHOArsoS & PATTERSON, sahis day dis-
solved by mutual The business will conducted
by JoAX H. THoNPRoS, who Will collect all debts the hrr,
aud pay all claims aEainstG Y
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For FaN C7uyse inclNdinq al DepGrttatnts of Boob
keeping, LsctuTCS aud PGa'EuMship, inrHriuILy tr
For efaafS fsS Course IN Iaits Dpaiiast =; I
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RALPH sroER, II. D.
JONAS a. MOTT, ". D.
CYRCS KINGSLEY, N. D.
wN. n. AVsTrS, n. d.
OREILLE CrSOS, II. b.
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8. o. HARPrH & SON..

= 70 IIPER Ki9II:itsTHRERS - 7'7is
BLEACHING Powders, Ultra Marine Aun superior Pour
- dnier Wires Peltng rwne French Gag. Soda Ash Sal
Soda, Screen Plates, bed riaes, Bed atcs, Roll Bars,
Knives, c0tters furnished order abort
'TSsss' Sps 9s LAssp1S, eI1BrrsoN 4 co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-
CIR. "a n GERS
CONNER CIAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS. o.,
The most nhorou%h mud Practical Instk
ZION im the Meat.
TERMS

TERMS:
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The Wheeling instrumental n1u-
sic Society sss
EETS every Monday evening, IN O'clock tho Leo
fi ture Room OF the Lutheran Church, ch1plne Cen
trc WheelnE g. u. HAMILTON, Pfesi
CA. DIETRICH, Conductor. .t lrifTa DT1$-Slp.e
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NOTICE.
ON and 9'sr the nrse OF JsnnSry PsSaTS the Er,sS
James A. FetIer retiring from the drn.
All persons indebted 10 will please call and make pay
delay those having claims HEanst the Ar
will present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

For Fan courss incSvdtng al! departments ef Boob
keeping, Lectures aud Ita'annship, inra'itOIy ir
For e1is fnS Course IN Ladies ~ -
NuE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
Their thanks for the gratifying and nnfEsssden,tsd sue
its establishment Capital and stimulates them
ncWed .xertions meet t most Scftat sdnner, the
sss course Of 1asrcgnis fraisg The great prastiss
Ssp9 rs IN vS 1 Ba@snS and Sa.s
enabled him to bring tc degree Of perfection
6 Fl SEH1iN N oTER iSsTTIoS ITO Ese
STUDENT b. process Is red at abe DESK iHdirid
Of Aec"antanl's duties Thoroughly though he had
serVed an apprenticeship an some htFgs Commercial
House thus all aWwArdmesA; TlteriHE, and egregiOus
blunders are, IN a great measure, dissipaied.
n, IN @ have sa sSe1rtd the FesvteSs oE so@s Of the
eminent Lecturers in Ohio TO lecture on commercial
Our Instruction is extended paTteulaEe
hsTS but @ i smbrasSs Sys thing consstsd 1 Si
its Scientific prnc!pesicures upon Commercial History,
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade, Part
ncrSip, &c.
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
opened fos the reception Of Ladies No Institution In
the Union mparts more thorough or Interesting course In
this department.
merit in SIN eminent degree, the Hat
terIng reception with which enterprise has and
tosr.s sSuss Of yeGH iasiSnio faS t,in ornt
other siniEir .NerroHti!f t0H'ge.
inP:--
are personally acquainted With Mr. 6rangcr's ability
Accountant, and Tnehsr OF Hook Keeping which Is Of the
highest order. lie has had experience Ac.
cOunaNt, heavy Commercial ami banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities in impartlnE Practical
EnOlltdgG q Lo0: hGting and haorS"gh CVr eFc'0f
EducdtiOn
l. j. ALLEN. Ill. D.,
President Of Farmers CoiSge.
LOlslS ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College.
To young who wish to acquire "Rusi1ess Eiucd-
tom We think affords facilities very seldom cqualed
Mr. GRASGER has the qhcHtions of Enowl-
edge uptnesS eachnR added to practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that graduates from
his College will tally competent Keep the most e0Hpt-
Gated SET of BooE&
\. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
JASNEY, Secy Board of Control, State Bank OF O.
J. I. PARNi. Hook Keeper Al D. T. WoodhuEy's.
u. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
II. 4. MILLS, Scc'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C. H. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Cn.s.
~ For full particulars, send for circular
GR4NGER q. ARMSTRONG;,
fe4-ly Propretors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-21

THERE has lately been shown in Paris, a
hsgs oncave mirror, an ln,trnme. { o star
tiins species OF oprca! magic, On standing
close to II, II presents nothing but mon.
s,rous dissection of your Fhysiognomy. On
retiring couple Of teet, it gives your own
face and figure in true proPp'upn, Tut .rever,
sed, the hesd downward, But retire still
further, standing a, the dist nee OF five OF
six feet from the mirror, aud behold you see
yourself, not refiection--but your yeri'abl,
self standing in the middle part between
you and e mirror The effect is almost
appalling, from the idea ii suggests Of som
thing supernatural; 40 striking, indeed, IS til,
exhibition, that men POSSESSED of the s,ron
gast nerve will shrink involuntSrily at III,
first view
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-21

i 'OD LIVER OIL "A fresh supply oi
] Rushton. CLARK & Co.'S. eeiehrated>C T. Oil just
rex ks,yrsss syr N'0' "''"''" wv
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Amos Lauren e.
EXTRACTS FROM RIs DIARY cuRREsP NpENcI

On going just right. - In the first place,
TAX this Tor your motto, ut the commence
menr vi your journey. thn' the difference OF
g,iog just riyht. ar litir rroag will bc the
dilfr'Hrr uf fad,rg yuu',cl in good quar-.
end NJ II 4" 81 prsc'iccd upon the maxim.--
'Busir.ss before (rrniS,' from the Commence.
ment OF my cuur =.
Theatres IS SpauEing Of himself aud
others whr assisted in getting ont n play
Gales be "C e'gymnu's Daughter he re-
marks in looking back, the picture comes
fresh before lie; and among all, ] do not re.
collect one who was the better, and most
we're ruined. The theatre is no better now
This observation covers thirty years
Scripture Reading 1t does seem to inc
that rnn need only use his common sense,
and feel willingness 10 he instructed in the
reading of the Scriptures mud there is enough
made plain to his understanding to direct
MIN IN tne way ne shuuld gO,
NatIimony --"And now my advice is get
married aud have no tear about the expense
being too great; II you have two children
born unto you in veve month, youwilI be
the richer man for it. Nothing sharpcus u
mans wits, in earning property and using it
more thsn to see u little nock growing up u.
round him"
The SatJah The consecration Of one
day in seven to the dLtrs al religion, COM
prising, ss these do, every duty, il n glorious
renovation of the world.
1--WE must make u good thing out Of this
establishment, unless yoa ruin US by working
on Sunday"
Character Of The People The evidence
10 Irresistible, tina: there is a downhll ten
dency in CT sracter Of the people, which in
sixty years more will make us more corrup,
than and other enlightened nat, ons so young
as ours, unless wsDre checked by adversely
and suffering"
How lar our experience in sci; g ,ycrnment
In this country is gong TO advance the cause
OF good government, mud the ultimate happi.
ness Of men, is yet probl m: our principles
are of the NEST el.vat'ng character, our
practices under them OF the most deb1sng;
and II we continue in this way another gene.
ration, there will not be- virtue enough in ac-
tion to save f"rms OF he government.
"The downhill tendency in the standard of
character, Is a bad sign, aud threatens the
prostration of our political fabric. Built, as
II is, on the virtue and Intelligence of the
psope, every waste u, these endangers the
stability OF the whoe structure"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-21

yB'HE Largest and most varied assorsme mt
orIia;s ever offered to The public is at
An 10 ~ FRINT & NAGLE'S.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-21

DIR. BAKERS
P A | n P A n A c { A
| FOR THE
@D "a n Ns
Both Externally and Internally.
GREATEST PAIN CURING REMEDY
YET DISCOVERED.
Pain cannot long eriSt whers This is taithfuRy
used!
0STGive it One Fair Trial.zS1D
And il you do not find it to he all it is recome AIDED go
DOUBLE ruE HMoUNf f eSs"s Of MONEY! ON s REFUNDED.
Thus offer is made knowing that what this Medicine
mas done in thousands OF cases, II will do again.
FOR PAIN
IN THE STOMACH, BACK AND BOWELS, BURNS,
BRUISES. CUTS AND swELLINGs, CoLIc,
DIARRHooA AND RHEUMATISM, HEAD
ACHE, TooTHACHE, AND EARACHE
IL Cures Utmost Instantaneously,
CHRONIC DISEASES,
AS
:ysPEpsIA, WEAK BREAST, LIVER COMPLAINT,
GENERAL DEBILITY, FEVER AND AGUE,
CANKER OR, SORE MOUTH, PUTRID
SORE THROAT, WEAK EYES,
SPINE AND KIDNEY DISEASE,
OLD SORES, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
In the above named Diseases il only needs to be faith
fully used, and
A Cure is Certain!
MONEY REFUNDED.
IMPORTANT TO Aassrs.-Agents will find it greatly
to their interest," aud are at full liberty ON first intro
ducing DR.. BAKERS PAIN PAN.aCEA, to give
back the money freely II those who purchase IL
fully satisfied; aud may use IL in their FAMILIES
give few hotties TO their friends that they may
It's GREET MERITS over all other medicines: and
large quantities oft, al Agents write that when once
introduced, their sales are iyge Families will keep
il in their houses, and will n 1he withoutit,
Genuine signed by o n BAKER, MI.
Price 20, 80 and 81 90 per bottle.
EoR SALE BY
J. W. Collins, 81. Clairsville,
u. Murphy, Hendrysburg. ~
y. N. Swan Mo ristown,
Hanes Il Hatcher. Lioydsvile,
Harry Grass Bridgeport.
J. =. Anderson, Bellare.
r. Cruniel, JAcobshurg.
a. MAtson, Centreville.
| A. Armstrong, ATmsiTeng Mill,
n, II. Mott Barnesville,
Warfeld 4 Crosten do.
w, #. Dorsey, DOrsey's Mill.
| Dorsey 4 Ca. Capiins.
j. h. Martin, Sewelisville.
| schoo'ey h McGrew, Martnsvills
VIM. slye Neholsve
Al. y. Miles 4 Son, SsOmsfeon
| yFwe Ssst, kaS Nm
IIATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS, OF
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To MAKE GkoUEDSUr CAspY Boil to,
gether one pint Of ..moaSses, one gin d
brown sugar. and two ounces OF butter
When this is growing thick, add one pin
OF psrchei and sheiled groundnuts' iher
boil the whole fifteen minutes, and pour /
int, a shallow dish TO cocl snd harden.
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Advantages of kaciay a lone.

Ode pi,!es spirits that have no bodies
roor thing,, what modification il must De
to hit about like o shadow, or so uhsu5sian-
,.l that men can look through you aud not
know that you are there. 1t may be wen
enough in Augus; to wish oneseli cioud'
riding in fleece high up in the cool air. But
shen one has in Autumn and Wi"ier heard
his own footsteps awhile. gras?'d substantial
hands and clsspcd fo-ms that h. could feel
he feels natural pi'y for poor III s'y spirits
Shat cannot condensc en- ugh to DC pa'pihe
10 the scene. But what pO'i, sh'v"i'2'
res,les, rapping spi.ii il vi.iod' DO y, tih
is living man without IA HOUSE. lie ciH-
not take root. A man at h,'el is like II
grapevine in flower pot movable, car "a
around from place to place, docted at th'
roo, aud at-the top! Th'ra is nowhere tlh
a man can get real roo,-ro, IN. and sPreod
out his banches ill they touch the m'Tnlns
and the evening, but in his own house. II
l Couiu WouIu Ue Z 'ii W ''N !" ''1 "'N>
thar my ancestors had lived in fron' the Gsy'
of the Flood. That cannot be. !"r N nsrth
ding the line u an cs''y find the pr'P''
but nov The houses; and II il more than suS
~, ted that 81 MT "a! them never cwred one
M.athrfs housel II is Ike pic,urc rub
bcd out 7 e IRAN. and canvHss are there
bat strong have pissed Into II. TIL
room, where wa, born, where my moihe
rock d my cr,de stns - ang"is d., wi cr
ell my y,sh 'r lie, Big and lite sprea
OUT its gplJen drcam-'iey are ali over'aI
b. other histories. We planted pleasan
thin q in the old house, but the Aosyridn
cane in and settled down upon then.
Ward Bscchcr's Ttan isgiyiqg Sermon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-21

IATs, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS, OF
L L. every '0''''' Tor sale 'A'fPsiS FPsiNr .xAeLN
ss,+ o.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT SEBASTOPOL!
Also, in the Western Country, on accoun
Of the Good Harvest!

\ HAVE bought Il very large assortment
\ of Fancy aud staple DRY GOODS to which in.
vite the attention Of The ctlena aud public in general
lust come aud look, there is rumor all over the
country about the goods being higher than they have
been hut all ask Is call and you W III hnd, on ac.
count of NV stock, will sell cheaper than ever.
Eitht hundred pieces OF Cacoes at almost Nour own
ptc-; .uui Calico at etc. per ward; 100 pieces W. de
aine. very good quality, at l2c so pieces OF Cling
hams some most ward wide, at l2C per yard-fast CO.
make u yrd wide at 81 per yrd; Cohoutgs aud PHrra
meta cloths aper than they have ever been rough hi
to ,he W,etan excellent qnantIty for " cts per yad
Alpaccas of all coors good at ~ cts per
Black silks. very good quality - inches wide al IS
cents per ysrd.
shnwt>, Shawis, Shawis!
AsI have u very Iarac stock, and want 10 make room
for more coming. viii sell al extremely low prices.
MANT LAS!
ID cr, from Euro &C. Of the a,est fashions, which will
srll 25 per ccut cheaper than you can buy them at
Wheeling - " go
sell at grepi,v reduced puoe..
Chemiset,s. Collars aud undersleeves, very large
assortment
CentIemeu zone lsord TO the mise is sufficient" II
Won want TO huy he hest qualies otthe owestpri
Of Satjuets Cassimcrcs Cloth. Vrstngs, Stock, Idfs
&c, give Call is all ask, ana am sure you VIII
{ re satisfied
I Ready ade CLOTHING.
have houvht the largest stock have ever bought.
,n,l win sell them ~ per cent. cheaper than you can
huy t'Iem Al Wheeling.
Also, large assortment of Hats, Cans, Boots aud
shoes aud a great many other articles too numerous
mention Call hrtoie YOU pnrchaS" elsewhere, anH
: nui sure ,uu wiH hn satisfied before you leave.
II An kinds OF country produce taken IN exchange
y goods. SAMUEL klHNE,
ST. ClaIr-vinc, Sept. 81, ls55.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-30

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