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The Placer herald., 1856-01-26
Sacramento Correspondence.
SACRAMENTo, Jan. 23d, i

OACRAMENIOt oti' @c'', iOcO'
Mr.. Editor:--I telegraphed to YOU yester-
,]av that the Senate had voted to Indefinitely
nostpone the Senatorial election. Mr.. Hawks
If San Francisco, voted in the affirmative
for the purpose Of moving a re-considera-
ton. of which he gave notice. The question
again came up to-day, and the Senatorial
question was Indefinitely postponed by a
vote of II to 16 This kills an election this
session certain. The Know-Nothings have
vifed and abus ed Messrs Fske and Flint
so much that they are completely estranged
from, the party, and in future will no doubt
act with the democracy, at least such is the
apparent prospect now. For which the word
"traitor" will be freely applied to them by
tcmptible order should remember that they
are traitors themselves to other parties, and
epithet has few terrors for independent men
The Democratic Central Committee met
here on Monday last, and decided to call
State Convention on the 9Th Of March.
There appears to be no diminution in the
ardor the Democracy and it is safe to predict
that in the next Presidential canvas Califor
MIA will be added to the Democratic States
of the Union.
The great Union Saviour" the man who
couldn't beinduced to accept an office from any
party-H. $, Foote-is working increasingly
dav and night for his election. But it is no
use-the C.abb men are disguised, and the
Marshall men are sa l!y disappointed The
old Wings are rather firmly imp:essel with
the belief that if Fooe should e e'ertcl to
the Un.tel States Senate, he would desert
his present party in less than two years, and
ION some other ism. And well mlv they
have fears of such result Foote is the
man to do it, Yours, &c.
ARROYA
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DR.. l.. J. CLAPNAl, vi oah Franc SEQ. whose
adverti.rm mt appear. in anoth rplrt of tins pa
PER. has IN W tn unprecedented success an | out
stripped all rivalry with his pr1fess oaal brethren
to whom his succ ss m ght teach the necessity Of
strict adherence to honorable treatment Of pa
tentS. The necessity Of gentl man of the Dr. :
intell ctual and professional ability has been long
felt ia CglIlorn il, where NAL prdct cc has left its
mark upol the pr sent, aud in IL h .tary po mt
ot view, it is to BE- fartd. upon SucC 'rding gene-
rat ons. 1t is strlng'. thlt am all the legal en-
actmrns for the protection o society tn re has
not been ole to qu r medical practc on rs to
give som evidence OF ability bt fore til y are p
m;ttrd to deal with human health and lic-the
most important of earthly considerations. Yet
,trllgr ~ il is. emp csm has IoT years soWn it,
~ l. III cast oy. + the land. We ar pl aScd
to say that in Lr. tZAPkAI the p opl' have
foam GA upon whom they can !. aud Who has
such t t mnn'als of Oh tract and abb ty rs arr
uaquest o.alle. Tn" lr. Can be consulted ire of
charge at his rooms in Armory Hall. cora OF
Sacrlm INTO and Mont1om ry streets. lie max s
no charge unless he effects Il cure 3m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOT CE

The und r-igned having disposed of ono third
interest in the printing material and good will ,
OF the Piactr Htrald Office TO JAMES ANDERSON,
the publication of the paper will h reaiter be con-
tnued hy Mitchell u Anderson
rs" Those who are indebted to the undcrsi gned
are requested to call and settle.
Jan. I, 1856. TABB MITCHELL.
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= 4 + L. X w \ X T. HOU SE
D. S. LORD & co.

u. 3. LUkO U CU,
No. 1872 SanSome Street. San Francisco,
Impor' 'ers of Blank Books, Stationery and
Papers o. Every Description,
WOULD invite the attention of the trade to
w their large stock of Paper, Stationery and
Blank Books to VIII ch they are constantly recev-
ing additions. which they will sell at the lowest
prices. Our stock consists in part of
PRINTING PAPER-szes 22X32; 23XS3; 24XS4;
24X3S: and 2SX42; superior quality.
WRAPPING PArERs--Manilla, Hardware and
Straw, all sizes
WRrrING PAPERs-Leter Cap. Brief, Note and
Book papers Of every description.
PLAyI%G CARDl--Cohen's and Samuel Hart's
Steamboat. Highlander, Ellsler, Merry Andrew
und Eaglt playing cards
Inks Maynard Noyes. David & Blacks and
Arnold's writing and copying Inks.
BLANK BooKs-of every kind and size.
SrrrI0NERY-a large and varied stock.
ALso-Sole agents for the Pacific coast of White
Co.'S Type Foundry and Wells Webbs wood
Type and Furniture
AI.so-A gents for r. Hoe & Co.'S and the Rug.
giles Co.'S Printing Presses.
Constantly on hand, large stock Of Printers
cards card board and materrl OF every kind, TO
VIII ich we would invite The attention Of Printers.
Having resident partner in New York, we are
prepared to receive orders for goods in the above
line, which will he filled promptly and on the
most favorable terms. ID. S. LORD & co.
n24 3m. No. l32 Sansome street, San Francisco
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m))rtant ni)tmation

EvOR THE LAST TEN EARS. my attcnt on
IL has been rect,d TO the inV,ttta on and
lr- atment OF the GEN!To MARY organs. Having
treated tn m in all tn var Ous stages. | am sat
i>,ir that have, by COZ -tlnt practice. arr we'd at
the b st all most Niahle course of treatment
Univ, r-al succ 'ss is ths reward OF the care and
attent on have d voted to tbs branch of my pro
fesson. lchAllengt the world tor an instance ot
IA lure. when til patient hrl dolr justice to him
self P,r-olS ahl ctel with Ven real Diseases
Rh umati,u. Nc. woll do we'll to g We IN a tr al
and pl = mv3 If to = We ample at.s!act Oh 10y
permanent and speedy cure
Olict IN Room No. T.. under the Odd Fellow )
Hall, corner Of Bird and streets. Sacramento.
DIR. \. BALL.
n. b. l. tiers enclosing ten dollars, will receive
prompt attention. drcS-3m
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NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.

To oil Uhom it may Concern
THE CREDITORS Of Preston G.
Rogers, deceased. will take notice that the un-
drrsigned Samuel Todd, has been appointed by
the proper authorities administrator of the estate
of Preston c. Rog RS. deceased. Said creditors
are hereby required to exhibit, with the necessary
vouchers, all claims which they may have agaust
the said Preston c. Rogers, deceased. to the said
Samuel Todd at his place of doing business In the
town of Yankee Jim, in the County of Placer aud
State of California. within ten months afters The
date of this notice. OF the said claims will b Sag>
ever barred by statute.
SAMUEL TODD.
Yankee jim, Decl9 '55 1t administrator,
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0dd-t> IS Ltul,at.o and Ball.

THE Odd Fellows Of Washington Lodge No.
4O Yankee I'm, viii publicly dcd cate their Hall
on the 22nl of february next. III the evening
Ball VIII be given at the Golden Gate which has
been fitted ana paprrtd for the occasion. 1t is
one of tht lar Itst rooms in the coulty.
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NOT CE.

TlIE sto .khollers Of the Am can 'v'r Wat +
| and Mining Company will pl' asc take not cc
that tn TruSees of said company have vi'd an
aSs's.m mt of ten n cent. npol the cap tai stock
equivalent to fifty dollars upon each or ginal
shlr'. plvahlc at the oficr OF tn company on anl
after III. day of January inst, and that such
sl,r rs shall he in default for non payment Of
81 Il as m at at the exp rat on of THIRTY DAYS
from tn, date h. of. II h" sold at publ auc-
ton to tn highest bidder at the Office of tn com
p,nv Mt Carr"ltol Phc county. on the 4th day
of February mex. ut o clock, l.. NJ. in the man
ncr provided by law
c. T. II PALMER.
Dated Placer Co. jan. 3 SjG.-4t. Seer tary.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-26
Important Query!

IMFOTIaNt GUGly!
TNUERE are numerous practltiont rs who are al
j vertis,ng their lOstrums to the public hut the
quest on naturally arises To the seener Of Irnth.
as to tc}O ar the most c0Hp"tent and successful
in treating and curing NENEREAL DISEASES? ! am
not so eeotiStc a to und my own proficiency.
bat VIII ave that to III hun n DIS who havr rt-
turlrd to their business anl or linary avocatons
permanently and speedily cured. Noumlous
test monials viii establish this fact
Ohce in room No. l.. uad, the Old Fellow ;
Hall. cora Of 3rl anl X let's. SACRAMENTO.
DR.. \. BALL.
n. B. l. tt rs enclosing ten dollars wllr.crive
prompt att utiOn. dtcS-3n.
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GEM HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
IA Az 81 II \, @;,a

PL.7CER COI.N 7. C.IL.
THE Proprietor having rebuilt this invor,te llo
| tel. improved in sz' style. and accommola-
tunS. is again ready to rnt' rtain his Old trends
and tn punc in style unsurpassed by any House
in tn place.
IGI- lis TABLE will continue to he supplied
with every luxury the mark t affords.
E1D"His SLEEPING APARTMENTS. for clean
illness. comfort and conycniencr. are unsurpassed
by any in Auburn.
rs" His BAR. rs heretofore. viii be furnished
with cho c. LIQUORS, CIGARS DE.
July ZS. 55 my ISAAC W. CREDIT
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EMPIRE LIVERY g. SALESTABLE

AUBURN, C1L.
NlIE subscriber would respectfully an T.
| n0uncr to his friends and the public GA4SsA
generally that he has opened he above MI
named stable in the Town of Auburn, County of
Placer. near tn. Emp'r Hotel whore he will be
pleased TO accommodate all persons who may
favor him with call. He has IA large numb,r of
Gentle Saddle Horses TO hire at all times;
BEGG GiES, TTJTH or JTITHOTT HORSES.
Horses taken at Livery on moderate ms
Also Horses bought and sold on commission at
mod, rate charges
Any one intrusting business to the care of the
undersigned may rely upon every care and atten-
tion being paid. 10y
G.. II. STEPHENS.
Auburn. Dec Q, '5i Gm
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500 ri w \ RID

STRAGED OR STOLEN from Noodles ~
~ ka4ch. on the Auburn and limos IL2-
town road. about the 18th or 10Th Apr last. six
pack mules: one Grey Horse Mule with some
hlnck pots and Span sh lrand. one Bay Mar
Mule. Little lame in lett hind Q. thre, Light
Sorr.l Mare Mules. white some in the fac OF each.
light m,nrs anl tails nnd one Bright Sorr |
Mare Mule. blind in the ght ry', and when lost
lame in tn right for: foot. The above 'warl
VIII b" paid for tn Il livery Of the above t"scr
ed ml,s to tn Undersigned at Il chardson II II.
in Townsh p No. I, Placer County. or ut Moo lies
ranch. KING Il co.
R'clnr lso1's Hill July 7th. If
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rWE>.N DOLL \K, tEWA d.

WE Nv DOLL Ak. sEWA H.
H iTltAIED from ihr subscriber on New
HA Years day. an ron ar,y horse branded on
the LETT h p with >pan.h Irand; also. mouse
color Il mare mule. W wth Spanish rand on the
lft hip and is little or ppl,d in one of + hind
frct-sh It ps GA her toe. The mule had hell
oland tht horse rope around his neck The
subscriber thinks the animals have strayod to-
warls S,cr I'm INTO. GEO. WlLLMENT.
AuhurA. Jan. r. S5G. 2w+
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tnfnr,n ii n w .rt"H

\ f th I" rs ANY per. Oh acquainted with JOHN C.
IL ALLEN. form rly of Ph lrcl lpha. Penn. w II
coat II fhvor % tn Undersigned by inform ng
II N through Wells. FARGO a. Co.'S Eypr s.. at
Newton, Placer county. The last heard of sa
Allen h was at Slcrlm 'nto. in the lattr part of
NJ ~. 1854. II Mr.. \. should see this not c.. he
W il please WI t. IN as can inform h m of som :
tn ny to his advantage. THOMAS POTTS.
N'wtown. Placer county. Gal. Jan. l.. 1856 3t*
The acram'nto Weekly Un"n W II publish the
ahov. thr =" m's nnh forwnrl h II ia th uf1ic,.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-26

PEOPLE that change their religion from
.eauhg books OF controversy are not so
much converted as outwitted.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-26
UNION LIVERY STABLE,

PlH%EI & MOODY, PRCPR!ETORS,
Corner OF East and Sacramento Streets, Auburn
VNllE prOpretors have recently cr ctcd a
L lar re and commol,ouS stahl" on the EGGkN
site of the "Old Crescent City Hotel" q wv
where they keep constansly on hand superior hor
ses for hire. GS-Good care and attention paid
to horses left on very at their stable. septljmy
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W, F, NORCR0ss,
AA OULD resp ctlnlly inform the public that
w h. has cv, ry available facility for mlnu!ac
turing. AMI is prepared to m,nu!acturc

turing. AMI is prepared to mlnuncturc
w LRY AND SILVE R-WARE
of every dcscr ption hy competent workmcn and
at very rIa>omile rates. Ets~ Diamond. Pearl.
aue q Ilrtz JeWclry made to orl ami Easrdv .ng
neatly executed.
(l>. Part cular attention given to rcpl ring
(IyX Chrn1om ters, Duplex Repeating Ilorrl'
zontal. Patent Lever and all othir nd OF watches
All work war; mt d for one year
Fgs- Watch glasses fifty cents each.
Eis-J 'wclry and Musical Instruments carefully
p' 1t.
iy~Quick>vtrcd dust made into fine Jewclry
or rln into bars Old Cold and Silver bought or
exchanged.
RS~Call at the store of
WF. NORCROSS.
Watch Maker and Jrwrlltr
Sign % thn Mammoth Watch Main strctt Auburn
Octuh :. q. - my
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NEW YORK SHAVING SALOON
AND
BATHING ROOMS.

FENlIE PROPRIETOK Of Tie above cstNhTSh-
Il mcnt would beg most respectfully to call the
attention of h ir ends and the publ to his lla T.
dressing Sloon. which has been reltted in a style
super or to anything in Auburl and trISts that
as he was the Pioneer in low pr ccs, and the first
to open pnc' worthy the patronage of the gcn-
tlcmcn of this place.
rtat se' wia. Nrs",V" -.
Tie has associated with m MIR. JAMES JAM
ESON. so lo1q aud iavoraly known in com, cion
with the WASHINGTON Baths San Francisco. the
Tont ne Buldings Wall street, \ " York and
Kitchen x ITrndfr,o Boston
In CONCLUSION h. would request all who want
their IIiir Cut art stcallv. to be Shampood Ia
mode. or to be Shaved easily to call here.
WM. STEVEN.
9 pm.
Auburn. Aug. 4, 1853.
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PL AZ Err B 4 NJ x.
ED. NJ. HALL,
Fire Proof B'0lling, Commerciol Street,
AUBURN, CALIFORNIA.

Exchange for Sale drawn by
DREXEL, SAT,HER d CHURCH,
On the principal cities of tn Atlantic States AMI
Europe. Dr5-5 ght Checks on Sacramento and
San Francisco.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR GOLD lust
Rfs- D posts received General and Special.
and any 9th business app, raining to Banding
promptly attended to.
Auburl. January 9Th. 1856. ly.
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THE undersigned offers his services to the Mcr-
chants in the intrror as Comm ION luytr of
Gools in san Francisco, having been engage Il in
that bus ness for three " aTs past, with three
year. prey Gus exp ricncr in the int ror he hopes
to give sat stact ,On to those who may employ h m
in that capacity. Orders for any descr pt.on Of
merchandise filed and torwnrl' d promptly.
SAML4. II. PRlCIlARD.
Corner Of Battery and Sacramento streets.
dsc22-3m San Francisco.
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DissO tuticn.

Dsso. luton.
7NIlE co partncr'h p h'r'toior' exist ng between
! til and RS on, d at Auburn and Yankee M
is th $ day d ssolved Iy mutual consent
ED. NJ. HALL.
Aubir1 J,l |. 1S5f-ir17 3t : SC)FF
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BLANKS

BLANKS.
Justices Blanks, Deeds, &c, neatly printed at
tue Herald Office.
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F NE v RG1NIA TOBACCO.

F NE V RE4NlA TUBACCU.
HI7L Sncr,m nto brand, dark coor,d, peach lla
EA vor d tUlaccO
FL sacramento, light coorcd DO. do.
Mnyilow,r lrand II plugs to the pound.
The alovc c, lei rated rands of Jon's Hud-
sou manufacture in lots to suit Tor sale ~
SAM'L II. | RICHARD.
Agent for the Manufacturers.
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MEDICAL. I
Prof WondeI


EIAIEa I2ESIORfAfTIXgTGis uow:for the INST
IL tule introduced TO the citizens Of Seeng atS0. 50
Monroe street which Is the only feedy
that viii eaectuay restore the grey hairs and Whskers
toe original color OF youth, without dying bald
head ia short time With the cOving; a
The filthy sediment obeetonabeIn
different before the public; the
BEAUTIFUL article for the toilet for the old Young and
be appreciated by its aud all inyi
and gentensn Of high reputation IN the South and
where invented, but will refer certificate below
Of The distinguished statesman and Senator, Breese
Illinois.
CANLYLE, IL. June %, 1883
have used ProL o. 8. Woods .IzIr Restorative' and
~ thought, prsmaurey REsy, by Res0-
FStiye lis original color, aud have doubt
SIDNEY BRERsE,
Ex-senator Oft GATED States.
Pref. Woods Oriental SanarIVe I.EnInenG.
This Lntnent Il valuable auxiliary In treatment
Of the most formidable diseases which 1t sour lot
TO CONTEND for Instance, inflammation Of the EQn1s dad
00teets BY a thorough and continued application Of this
Laent over The region OF The affected organ, other
diseases dsasned Of
half their teTrOFs particularly among children, and tous
Ands OF mothers they allowed speak will all
the eIonuence OF feeling and Affection bear theIE
monY TO the fact that II had spRtehed eIr children from
the DEATH restored them to their former
taTJ in removing what il generally known ASe Cake
or enlargement OF the Spleen all exer.
nal application y ofServlee, this ninten Will
GENERAL DEPOT $50 Broadway, New York; and Iii
Market St, st. Louis. e. f,.4 -. ~
For sals wholesale and retail In WhealiWg by 80
J. b. TowHLL Monroe ST., and
aafehlI Bridgs cornrr..
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aIcCIALLENs I KNOX.
NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL

HE undersigned takes pleasure IN inform ny his friends
and the citizens OF Wheeling vicinity, that he has
just received his Pail and winter supply OF
& Cloths, CGSSimereS and Eestinos,
MT thinking tnecessar 70 my stock simply
consists Of the latest and fashions
BILE style of Cloths, Gasineres Tetings plain fancy,
together with full assortment Of Gents Furnishing
Gentlemen wishing thing In my line viii WeIto give
acan, as am determined to sell low any other
tAbshment do, and work. quality shah
be second TO Having the Of
peten cutters, feel satisfied in assuring any may
favor with aean to give entire satisfaction. All goods
warranted to be as represented OF safes.
Coats Vests Pants got up order shortest no.
tice. J. II. STALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
oc10 No. 2, Washington Hall.
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BLACK, BROWN. aaRSy, BLrR, OLIVE AND

60, NOTICErEXTRA. =.
1hsys small stock Of Common Clothing that win dis
S Of e. cost OF s1ea less, 70 make for my Spring
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Popular and Family Medicines
ta SOLD DY ~
JOHN 81; THOMPSON,

=, -Illl- ~ III MAID 81. -aITII =
" Or. WIstar's Balsam ofWud Cherry; @s
Ayers Cherry PectoTal,
john Bulls SarsAparIla,
Townsends do s,t
osgOod's India ChoIagogus,
DR.. Houtn's Pep5in,
Green's 0xYSeIated Bitters
Z a Hollands German do
MOrtimer's Rheunrtic Compound,
ScaTps Aueouste OH,
Stroble's Pile Lniment,
Perry Davis, Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Linnent,
McLane Yermiiuge,
acLsne Liver Pills, .G
Wright's Indian Vegetable PiEls,
Jew David's, Hebrew Plaster
Poor Mans do 5t'
DaLeys Pain Extractor .-r. III
McAllisters all healing Ointment,
DE-. Marchisi'5 Uterine CathOicisua,
Railways Ready Relief 5l4
r-l do AsdeRted Soap.
Together with al other popular Family Medicines.
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24SEs7rIs, Ono.

HI. J. B. FoadersnRR:
DEAR sla:-I have been INFLICTED for three years
With back and for the last ssz months
able get out Of bed without help your agent
city sisted trying oge bottle Of Chang Phu Lniment
and try IL would have and bottle has
much that was able to get Of my bed without d
Guilty 1t has been blessing just try for yoGrsefand
you Will be well pleased.
aRs. N, COCHRAN.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
my7iy .. Bridge Corner.
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New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
"KeeP the Head and Feet COTered.3
NITIZESS of Wheeling end VcInity-Ths old maxim Tor
~ health reminds that itmay not be aiss to call 20
attention my Pail aud Winter OF Boots Shoes Hate
Cars Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks the OF Market
and Monroe streets where win find crest variety Of
fashionable lately received Goods suitable 70 the season.
low Prices
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst respectfully solicit all eau and
examine stock Ut will BE- pleasure 70 and wait
sp:ig health and this adding Industry and economy
may have health. = ID -I5t5-
Ladies il wish to purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Bonnets, sure, ~ as- -sstH
Call at thc old Post onics, opposite the McLurc ~
Gentlemen nyOu wish to purchase fashionable Cap or
CAN at the above place, where you wiz Eet-that
Remember the old Post Office corner. 7rr' 81
To Country Merchants have few Goods dispose Of
low prices. ~ EttF ;'I
ocig b. H. WATSON a
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Al TlR OLD sTlHD OF .. .. lIARsH. I
No. IS, Monroe ST.

Also great variety not here enumerated, which We VIII
sell either Wholesale retail, the most accommodating
terms .E---sfL5 s $3.50
Merchants wiz find tito their decided advantage eau
and stock before making winter
purstassa. y 49, nEa 49, IARSM 4 MAYlIAN. u
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coMPLnTH LIBRARY Hp1rtoN.,

In I'VE very large octave volumes, with Portrait on s,e,,
OF Charles Dickens, containing the reading matter ~
the Illustrated Edition. and comprising over four thousand
very large double eolumnsd page Handsomely printed ind
bound In various styles. - - =
VOLUME CONTAINS PckRlck Papers and Old Carioa1tv
sallsatf Rhopfs ~ fl-s,[l-- -
Oliver Twist, Sketches by "Bosr and
BaTnaby RudHe. $50
Nicholas Aiekleby, and Martin 6huz.
l.e.s4r.....- EleWt
( David CoppeFisld, Dombey and Rom
-44 Ell and Christmas Stories. y fl ~
3 tx 81 ~ Bleak House. and DckSAs New ste.
49,. Tits,
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SAVING BANK Store.
REV EAamOsnD lsrrss5 Ar rus OLD rosrogr

NEW IAaAIONRD LErTsas az fHE OLD pOsFOFFI0F!
All EoW receiving and opening an unusually large aud
gsSstsI 1ssor'nsnt Of Boots Shoes Hats, Bonnet5 Un
bGslS and Carpet Sacks at the Market and Non
roe streets Wheeling Va In the formerly occupied az
ne Post ees doppOse the Mcclure House, very large
ead entirely stock which purchased for cash fTop
ne manufacturers Of the North the most favorable
circumstances and oder them TO the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity at Tedueod wholesale and retail and resoeet
y solieit share OF patronage.
deem useless 10 much In praise Of my stock II
s not the people Of Wheeling EASILY hum
eaGSed by advertising puts; sufcoto say hare any var
y Of nens youths and boys' Boots aud Shoes mirror s
SeeBhln Vcol Leghorn, brush and straw Has for La
sa svery variety OF SIX Lawn. Straw Braid onness OF
ths most recent fabulous styles. -s6IIs
AsoShoes, Shippers aud 6atory both for ladies' rsses
end ehdEl Of the most fashionable make and qualify
call and SEQ for yourselves. 5'I71lf5 -
Having purchased large stock The above named srt
GSa would respectfully invite Country Merchants 70 eau
Gnd wee send their orders VII duplicate bis
0p9 a. II WATSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01

TINE undersigned having the entire stock Of
Goods belonging Aessrs. Wheeler Iakin Merchant
TaiIors, would begIeave inform citizens Wheeling
and vicinity that he intends Merchant Tai
lorng business In the formerly oeenpied
Wheeler Lkin and having obtained the services Of both
Of the former propretors he prepared make up
der article in his line In The latest style and manner
very short notice. and low for HaYng aarge
stock hand he is determined TO sen very low
uee bis stock and make for the Spring Goods. Now
ehanse get good clothing cheap He WI warrant
every article to be as recommended, or no sale
Come one come AL,
And give call,