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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation in the WlHtng and agrCui'Lral dis
trct- of the county, viii contain the local and general
news ot the ei. idter spcrs'd with Interesting mi-
crilancOus reading mHer II will contain twenty
eight columns of reading matter, md will be one ~
the lrgcs aud cheapest Wrrky Newspapers ia the
SuIC Puhllsh, every Saturday. T'rm4--S3 pei
Annum; six months. 81; three months. 81
ApvERrisEHENrs. per square oi ten lines or less
hrst insertion. $40
Each subsequent insertion. | -
r. a liberal deduction will be made In favor Ui
thos" who advertise by the year
& - Business cards Inserted on reasonubleter
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
COUNTY TR EAsURER'S OFFICE, !
Rtn,vELI July IA h, 1856,

NIOTICE is hereby givIe. that all persons holding
Butte County Warrants payable from the gene
raj fund regisr red between February 18Th, lsH6 and
Nav 7th 1854. that the same will be redeemed
On ptesentaton M my Office. Ana nohce Is further
zen tbs, from and after this date said warrants
will cease 10 bear Interest. -
WILLIAM LATT MORE,
Treasurer Of Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
PROBATE NOTICE

A LII persons holding claims against the estate Gf
"a Victor i.nudiere. deceased. late of Rutte county,
are hereby mortified 10 present them with proper
vouchers to the undersigned. Within ten months from
this dale. or be forever barred.
U0RART.
Public Administrator Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
RAIL ROAD HOUSE
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.
PROBATE NOTICE

A IL persons holding claims against the estate Of
"a James y Hughes. deceased. late of Butte coun
", are hereby notified to present them with proper
vouchers Ia the Undersigned within ten months from
his date. or they VII be forever barred
R. HORART.
Public Administrator Butte Co.
Bidwell, Oct. 81. 1856. ol-3w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
OruuiIle Dlilq Butte AccarA.
PUBLISHED DAILY (sUNDAys Exc EPTED) BY
GEO. H CROsETTE.

r y OvPtcE-iu Record building ON Myers Street.
East side, between Montgomery and Bird, Orove.
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l.er " M 0ErERALLv kHowH-
That our entetpriaeicg fellow ci'i,e"
JOSHUA DEAL. l,a. now. in full tide cf
successful experiment Flour mill, on
North Street. in this city Iii. ar
engagements are complete 10 have regu-
lar shipment. of the gfain in bags frrm
the west, and he will turn out the ftesl,
ground .t'icle !" quantities, 10 sui
purchasers. IA aeon a. the fact is
generally known, Beal il most certain
10 supply all hi. section "f country
with 0ou'. as IL may he wanted.
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INSURANCE.
e,usk evw Rtmtnsl Insurance tgs,, v""y
~ e3ea0u ROssee.


southern Rtmt,si 1.s"rn"e. tc", p""y
~ DatSn R"cse.
trco, pc,vted tv Act Vtyis'atnse Of ienis''"'
Approved. Ma,,h ,z't, ,s5F.
Authorized Capital. ...,. S7sN. H"N,. ~.
The So.thern Mnfnpi Insn,eree rourn"Y,
Of Baton Rouge. have this Inv commenced
quotations, md are r,avared 10 take F,ef,
M.e,sr, and R,vrp Risks
Direct
ls,uas " BROWN. CON l'nnnn"ayr,
John n Kleinpo'ef, hw|'ew Malta,
Te,g"a Permission. W V""na',
los p",alde. >'oserh la,g"ie',
G. q Mediation. VIM s l'ike,
Trustees. q
W II Wake. o .iess-e lla,t,
y ~ Conta,, $ F! Iay'""k.
4 'h,s A Els.k, .lpr,es " R,nu"'.
E"sthe Allain, w ". VM'''rs.
Joseph $ Williams, th'nps"" ) E''d,
i Y Nr1.,0 Daniel y. Avery,
John A. U"ughe,ty. Samuel NJ HIATT,
WILLIAM s. FlkE, r,esi
Aurprp surrrvps, sac'yo
natn Roree. la"'v. y, 1870. VI,
u = M Ii E,Ha 4
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ErcousAa,na. or the many evi-
-'ences that l'a.on Rouge is destined
in the course Of time 10 be consider
sblc city. there is none better. than
that observed IL the fact, for The past
two or three nights. citizens have
hecn met In the streets aud demanded
ito throw that they have about
them" BY gentlemen Of tho moon.
minicns II the night. On Tuesday
night gentleman was accosteI in
America street. and demanded his
purse" Upon which he drew his pistol
and the highwayman fed On Wed
nesday night another gentleman was
accoated 10 North Boulevard street. by
fellow who approached to a familiar
tneatne.s and asked the time Of night.
whereupon the citizen drew hi. revcl-
Yer and the cmking struck two; At
the .ame time telling the gentleman
II vas time for him to make tracks,
which he did Gentlemen who stay
out At night. should not 60 upprovid.
Id with n stirk ~ lsast
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New Arrival of Hats.
Walking Canes,

t'GT received nv steamship treuadn, a braut.
- fu assortment nF Fancy, t!old and silver noun
ted Walking Canes. some If which very fine
and handsome. for sale At the Clothing Emporium.
II deco W. y. PHILLIPS.
" w" have " Sia mining Door ar Gate.
NO round 10 Montan's Hardware Store
VI aud fay small outlay, yon can get n
spring that Will either open or shut the
door q These are no Yankee invention, but
II durable, lastly aud cHeetual Gate or Door
Spring y. &. MONTAN,
Deco No. II Church street
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Or Daily Gnulrt.
NATION ROU0E...a..FEB 9, 1850

l.sc,upE on AerR soMv The Rev
r. CAsr.Fror. will deliver the fist II
a ee,iea of lecture. IN Astronomy, Al
The Presbyterian Church to-mmrow
Saturday oighD,he public are invited
10 attend.
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French SUI. ISOlslscSs at
h'itnNh1('S

A FRESH supply of French I"puata i"s' received
~ At Ntennnv's- Ladies' IN need If = trshiondhie
noenet viii do weU to select IN time.
A CHOICE assortment 81 Tl"aka, nnd Mautiilas
~ will he offered frnm the date the ,nost ,er-
sorde terms Tatlatsn suitable fnt HALL dresses
eve'y shade, ala" Fancy Wsea'hs. Rose lunches
and head dresses Millinery and Fancy dry goods
Sc. b.. Ot'ONNUN
opposite the Post Office
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.DsSNl Rcvsiuc<l
DER STEAMER oQUEEN Of tho

hD Heses Extra M. Rosy.
Vi "a Palm 4.
20D lbs, Fresh Bsl"gna Sausage.
10 Half bills Family mess Beat. y
II Gasea e',nisA Cheese
Large beef Tongues, DnfT'eN and othe, brand
NJ Hams ~. Louis Flt"v, barrels and half ID
with the above may NJ all times bs found. fresh
Soda Grackersand a.ahen Butter, 81 warranted
l." give satisfaction. A. MONTAN h BRO.
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New r",s ."1 Winter t..,.,.ss.

n'cONOR, has now in store we'll seler
~ ted stock Of Fall and winter Goods, cou-
s,s'ing in pmrts of-si'ks, Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Grapes, cravsts, Embroideries,
Laees, F,;pges, Gloves, Hosiery and Dress
Trimmings.
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1srllslscsl Brushes!
Saw and saw BLADES.

nROSSCUT, Pit, PANEL, Rp, lemon,
~ Steel and brass back Butchers, Bow,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them OF
Spear Il .'ackson's'5makc Always ~
hand at the9Hardwarc store ot q
lan25-y. LaHeuIER II LANorr.
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'Ghcv,,, q ~, rtrv t,e,uvns.

A MOTHER small supply, just reed.
~ and for sale low These chnvns make but
ter, quicker. md move oft'. from given qnsnti.
| " IT ,niIk, than my other. FIR sale by,
/ dechy y. q. MOHTAN. church g.
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INV :. yo"r t,,,- I":ss.s u s.."tie'"""
IlfF mest respectfully aS4S"rre " ','e 'nhahi
w ta,,ts ~ Ration Nn,ge an,' vicinity. mud 70
ruv f,ienls IN general, that We have now !" stn,e
i. mn supply NJ talea and gents gat"'a"ss u"r
stock consists VII,
Atapacaa, R"nha,nea md nn,r"n,. 'cl"fed,
pta'n and plaid
Hhaw,s, i" g,ea, va,,atv ana ~ ,ir,, pattern.
Embroidered md Dns,ed swiss fnr s"i'ses.
Ra,gos II an descriptions =" -"
French oni English Ma'inrs # al .r'n,a
Cash,npvn and Muslin No Lanes, plaid Plat"
and figured
Silks rlaid, plain, alan Prussia Silks ann Me-,
antique
s'lk rcplln nnhe, mud Fancy nel' dresses.
Wotstrd rlaids. ~ every Ina.e
Taimas rf the lataet sve, h,ack aod roi",
Ladies cloth ~, Ta'mas. II esnvv r"l".
Ptaws. Caelu ,a,e ,ie lave aud Wn,atad.
TOGETHER WSrH
Sets NJ Wouetnn l.ra. cr'ia,a. 'him'sattas nra
Sleeves, Mn,,n'ng Ccliats ard Vfaa. Wand
tts AND e'nh,"'de,'aa NJ M ki''1's J"nr
wins Kill ulnvee " ail ruio,a
DOMES TICS
Eurh ~ r'air and hgu,ea F,anneis Fren"'' and
American blankets: linen and t"t'"n shaet'nes
plearhsd and Nsnwn Cotton ~ the hest brands !.
Pwiss Musu iarrnet and t,ah lnaus Linen
Diapers. T"we''ng, Quilts II eve,y s'7e CIV
tain Namseta; Mualines FL, Musp,'i'" hats; Fnr
niu.n prints; MWalins fnr Curtains anl all that
can no require Il for n ladies wardrobe.
AIso-a large stock "f hostefy, and trimmings ~
great variety. Tnn2il
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GREAT ATTRACTION TO THE
-LUNtcs.-

FaehiOnable Dress & Mantilln Making
MISS UUpGEON II SISTERS. thank
wi full 10 the Ladies q, East aud West
Baton R""se, t", thei' |,hetal patronage
hey leave I" inform them, that ,hen ~
engagements ar" such. that they are daily re- :
reiving the New York and ra,!s Fashions.
They na,ter themselves that their skill il"
cutting aud fitting is such. as 10 entirely
rhvia'e the necessity ut ladies sending To
New Orleans. Nv stt'ct attention to busi-
nesa, they hope 7" establish an increased
share Of public patronage"
q Residence on Third Stree, one lncr
from Clutch iaupp- pua
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StsMSlricS.
BULK PORK; LARD;
Fleur. Oats Wheat. Bran.
Rio 4 lava Coffee Rice
Tobacco.
Teas, salt
Goshen Butter.
Western Butter, N. Y. Cheese
Sperm Candles.
Star Candles Lard Oil
Sperm Oil
Winchester Soap. Palm Soap
Pickles IN gal. 1 and lsrs
Preserves, ke'chup,
Salmon in Cans: HOLSTERS IN Gang,
Gculy Bitters,
Vermou,h. CarlaIs Assorted
Champaign \ Claret Vines.
A full and complete assortment. Tin,
Wood. and HIlIowware Pocket and
.Iahl" Hoes, Cutlery Hoes and Axes -
Horse Collnrs &c All Of which are i,rsh
and offered Tor sale at the loves. cash
p''ccs by II. Y. ToArFNsov & CO. o.
lan26. corner OF Third and Convention.
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VUitstWSNs VCCsVW0s.
- fApDEVIiLE on Laurel street, has
Just received large lot of Toys md
Fancy articles, for Christmas presentsg4An
40sw years gifts. The citizens OF Baton
Rouge and vacinitY, nre dgvited TO call and
examine his stock. It Is the largest and
bcsG selected in town dcc22- I'm
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SometI,ing Worth k,ading +!

Fn,HE SUBSCRIBERS would call the al
te"ton Of purchasers to the large ad-
,li'icns now bei"g made ~ their stock e,
among which may be found
An elegant assortment II Plated and japan
Ell Walters IN sets aud single.
fofiee Utns, With and without tltippers;
'.ili {, OtnameutSl Hall LAMPS 4 Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps for Oil, Spirit
Gas sud 'anphine,
Cut aud Pressed Glass. Ch,ns r. Flint ware.
E,ass. Copper, Utnaueptad aud Go,nuon
tpal Holds;
Elegant Polished Steel l&s.sse r,nus and Aud
Irons with q Istge va,iety If
housekeeping Articles,
a fine assortment II Wnlrw Shades
Transparent rapet shades i"t lamps,
Glass, cir and Plated Cut'ats, Bands
Gu Curtain Corujres
Also, A Fine Assortment of.
Rich Gilt Gift tops, Tate s-Thte, Sets
Fan, Cologne and Toilet Bottles.
Mantle Ornaments, Re- suitable
r ~ e. Z, ~ = ~ - . pc :, - -.
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Boring Machines.

A FEW more lett, OF tho above labor sa-
n wing mwhines, with three aagcrs, as
sorted sizes, Al "a LAReulER h LaNouE.
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B'r,.cttc.. usa mdca,,. L. Curtis.

cCisettcs. oSn mdcnvss d. Curtis.
w Just received at O'GONON's
Dotted and Fmbro'1et ed EWlEE MitELINa
Checked and Inc"net Nusina,
Tnh, odete silk PATTERNS for NltI. pNFsSEH.
Em,'d eiUsttNE DWESaEs viii, floupcas;
PATENT LEATHER .estLK HELTS NJ ali oolo,,, = /;
black Iaessyeiis. NrJal Wells q
Fine friday Wreaths, aud FANS;
rANAsOls and UMBRELLAS At
julyt2v. O'CONO1a.
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Dist .JOSVl1E EEAI..
ssat"n n""ae ssensss CORN rvuIs.

TIVE above establishment. situated ~,
l. rotner If North and Main streets. i.
now in working or,let, aud any demand
~, Fresh Ground Corn Meal. csn be
promptly supplied.
MA ,neaI cart will for the atcommc~
nof customers, make the circuit u the
city every Monday, Thursday and satur-
day Meal will also he kept nj The stote
Of the undersigned, opposite the Ha."ey
House. JOSHUA BEAL.
june 30 '5dy.
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UAY.-Twenty tons best quality Hay
III For sale by
@prl %. JOSHUA bEAL.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.

TIVE subscribers res pert'u'Iy ca'l a''eu-
i ton Of pu,e hase'- to ihe'9 stock Of
Carriages and Harness, comprising every
variety
All kinds of tepsOpg neatly done sud
r,@nptIy attended tn Fantbgam Wag
CONS. plonghz, Sc., Manufactured and Re-
paired.
Oar assortment If I,es is sls" @mplete.
Call aud examine. Corner of Churh aud
Nd lin streets
noylo " r TUNNARD h co.
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70 PLANTERS.


HhtLS FtOUGHS, N"s0 10 3 with
IL and without Cutters, RS
Assorted Nos ri Sul,soi
and Flukes. sDesi1llsse
Kings Plough ,etentled bars. Nos. 1,
tod %
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
OK Log. BARK and T,ace Chains,
Apes " BowIanJs best Spade. and
Hhovels,
Hoes--east steel and forged, from 6 in
TO 10 in blade, q
Blind btides and Cart saddles.
Collars and Hames, Tor mules and
horsSs.
Axes. Yankee and Kentucky PATTERNS,
Besides any oihe' Article generally found
in we'll assaulted HARDWARE store. ~
jan'eiy| :.AEGUIEK h LANOuE,
Cor Lafayette md Florida SIS
HARDWARE ! rARDWNREll
REsH SUPPLIES OF: q:
u Hardware. ~
W,lloSwa,e,
Woo.lsnwate, o.
House furnishings
On hand aud Tor sale at
jan - H. &. MONTAN'S
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sheet Zinc, Lead, &c,

0S00 LBS. Sheet ZINC and Lead,
LOW Pig and Bar Lead, Block Tin. Brass
Soldier, Soldering Irons. ~ the Hardw Store Of
= janEy. LARGU1ER LANOuE.
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ROY Ghri-s u, - rv..ent..

INFECT FROM TIE MhNUFAC-
- lures. Mahogany Bebs.eaIs, WarJ-
."h,s, Waslstatls Bureaus, Tables, Nc
Hil' md Mahogany Peit, Msotes AMI
Ir"kiug !lasses
t-tall aud examine, as ONT stoek is
nrw complete
dec2n-v. u. PIPER ~ Co.
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nAKUM, Hemp Rope, Tar, White Sand,
" Cotton Rope, Manmilla DO. Ts1red do,
Plough Lines, Sash Co,d, Cotton Twine
Lamp Wick, Seine Tw,ne, Fish Lines,
Door Mats, Matches Brooms, Fancy
Brushes, Indian Baskets, Market DO.
Clothes do, Fancy do, Trieste Do, on
hand ard for sale low at
D. e. MONTAN'S. Church street.
lan2a Opposite Harvey House
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@roffrits aub llrouisions.
NEW STORE.
O'GAIGAGpvAr mUIv1sssv.s.

NEW STOKE.
OVAIeAs.1vAN 4 WUIV1ss1Ie,
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
| AVING opened family G,oee,y Store.
IL at the Old stand, formerly Of Frw,n
M"ntAs, respectfully scli.it sbsre II pub
bis patronage II we ask, IL is 10 give
us call We have just received tom 81,
Louis, pet steamer s,and Tux.
1nn Sucks of I,sl, Potatoes. A large
IVV Lot If Iowa Onions, &c. will
be0rld e',ear frr cash,
Wn"to,.'s g~,,,sls,,. Gss,s,s.
From 800 ~ 5000. made n otle,
! Guns MOE IN any length -, fashion II
Fine wire wisi
1anr a'nl Steel ditto
inc Damascus
Slvet Steel
Fine Chaip
Horse nails Of stub
Tho Real stub
Orders left al y e Mo.r.n's, thmeh
street. will meet with prompt at.ensim
o Liquors! 1syv"rsii
An Eattels ST tnpis Whskey
~ 4, Barrels Boyes Extra Rose Wits
key
10 Iron Bound, Halves, Magnolia Ito
Barrels, do do
!, Quarter Casks American Brandy
3 Eight, 80 do do. d"
Quarter Cask HesS,jmpo,sed do.
pp Half Barrels NecbiGed Whiskey
The ahora "a"'e III Liquors Just teceiv-
oil md Tor sale to the trade IN accommodating
ing terms
Dec Dist JOSuTE EEAI,
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lvOls;H EMEDJE$.--Jaynes Expec-
u tornnt, Louden'H do, Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
Wis tar's Balsam Wild Cherry, Pink Syrup &c, for
sale by J. l.. WALLET,
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U'rcmcl, Window GLASS.

PERCEIVED per ship "OprnAS, ="
Il y from New York. an assortment Of window
glass shy Ion ohy 2s=-le ny iG- " by ~
10 by ~ 20 Ivy Ro-a0 hy A. Also. rittsburR
"elcar" and Waterford HIaas, always on hand
and for sale either by the box n; A. ret all at
dec.-y. u. 9 MONTAN, church at
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KYs~yyS. 1zllr'ea,a AIts VS.
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MIR. $. K. q. NEI.LIS.

VIII" has appeared with great erlet before the
principal crowned heads and nobility ~ Europe,
~ well a. the sovereisns Of America and We
ceived from each substantial aud gratifying owl.
henees 81 the appreciation they entertained Of
his Extra ,rdtnaty skill, nv. NELlls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-10
RAnRoAn AcdInFNr

PifrshuaaH, Dec eth.-The Train that left
Pittsburgh at 8 o'clock p. m. yesterday, arrived
at Alliance behind time, the passengers had Just
got through with their supper, and the train had
barely started and got across the track of the
junction, whenithe Cleveland Train came dash
ing along and before its Roadway could be stop.
ped collision occurred, causing total wreck.
1t is said that the engineer the Cleyelandtrain
has absconded. a,
4 [sEcoND DEsPArcH.l yli5 io1sh3
The verdict of the coroner's Jury on the late
Railroad accident has not yet transpired Sew
erai witnesses were examined who testified that
the Cleveland train ran into the town at fearful
rate of speed, at least 30 miles an hour. The
conductor Of the Fort Wayne train supposed it
would be checked in time, according to the ri,les
of the road, but seemed to increase the speed as
it came forward, without sounding the whistle
or bell. None of the, Fort Wayne passengers
were killed and but injured All of the wopp.
ded are doing wei. Mr. Brooks, of New Jer
sey, one of the killed, was to have been married
to lady in the nrighborhood of Alliance, ma.
med Ware The Accident caused great excite
ment The engineer and fireman of the Cleve-
land train fled to the woods aud escaped the fury
of the .people.L-- - - :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-10

The MEssELs-Quite number OF children
have recently died in Steubenville, from the eff.
fects of the mcasels, and many others are in a
dangerous cOndition-their restoration despaired
Of In some families as high as five and six arc
suffering from attacks of this loathsome infec-
tion i5s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-10

LARGE FAILURE IN cALIronxIA.- lastmail
from California brought news of the fixture of
house in San Francisco, largely engaged in the
Clothing business. The Indebtedness of the
concern in Boston is about s20O, 1000, which is
divided among some dozen or fifteen firms, in
sums ranging from $4,000 to $4,000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-10
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING.

~ FALL IND WINTER TRADE at3A. :
GToNE & THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
Winter tIfftfsf ~ n y
They hase Just their Second Purchases,
which, added to their former stock will enable to pre-
sent to the Public than atl
$50, 900 WORTH 0F'iGOoDS,
Being by far the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION choice goods they
ever offered to the Public. = n
To their former variety they have added large stock OF
Capetng and Rugs OF the latest designs best makes
and also beautiful line OF choice FurA, suitable the
Winter Trade-to both OF which, we'll their
generally, they invite the attention OF the Trade.
Having been in the Eastern cities short previous
Ing largely with the Cash they have done
pas rs well directly from the Importers, and Manufac
turers In some instances they able to offer inducements
to CIose EuSt Buye.s either by the PIECE
excelled by no similar house IL the West, 4 q 5'F
Tomeet the wants of their rapidly increasing Trade they
have made, and making ample furnish
the Public with OF the best selected goods in
their line in the Vest
In this may be found fully
l200a yds slksembracing some OF the finest imported
1900 .. French MerinOes CashmereS, BombaxineS,
Tablets and Maddomins-of every quality and color,
full line OF the Richest Painted ombre shaded Sat-
in striped Cashmeres and Delases-imported.
4UD Shaws and CloakernbracIng some OF the richest
ever offered in Wheeling
10000 yds GinRhams, Debazes Delanes and Prints and
6OOOO OF lDomestlcs-embracng the largest line of
american Weoens and Cotton goods kept by any similar
house, II not by any house in the city. - ~
They have laid in their stock with closer cash
trade and pledge the Public that effort upon part
shall be wanting to please.
close cash buyers exceed by house in the West IL In
The United States No trouble show good-goods
Cars. Hotels and Boats forcustouiers.
EB5Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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Jusr REcErvEp.-Little Dorritt in cloth and
paper binding, by Dickens; also. Household
Words for December and January, by the same
author, and Putnam's monthly magazine, at the
cheap book, periodical and variety store, No. 4
Washington Hall; also new lot of Duretonisn
copy books. the best in use
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PHAiEON's 7PAIsIIIAN LOTION
- Or. Floral ERaa1lfi fiar-.--

Agreat Cosmetic Tor Identifying the skin aud coranty
ion and for curing Chapped Hands, Face, Lips Tan Sii.
burn Freeklcs Pimpies. Scals. Burns, sure am,
safe cure for the Plesone washing will relief
After shaving T. very soothing TO the skin Il keeps
bottle. ~ = 2 - igflsf 1911 , 1870 -
One OF the best Natural Dyesn the world rs long
use has proved 1t to be beyond cempArson; anti being
SKIN. II IS easily applied and obtain black or
ITSELF, Price 81 and 81, so per box. = =
Made and sold by + PHALoS,s At 19I BRoADwAY, cor
ner DsS St. aud Sll broadway, Nicholas Hotel. n V
and al druggists and Fancy Stores throughout the L. s.
phni on's Che nlicnl Hair lnVigorafor.
The most complete article the before offered
to the public the test twenty years in ths
country, and not OF the many hundreds Of limitations
have been able to compete with preserving dressing
and the HAIR and keeping the head clear
drnfrun, etc. It Is inestimRbe; In short II
the hair requires Price SOc and 81 per bottle.
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THE INTELLIGENCER
WEDNESDAY MORN: DECEMBER 10, 1907.
To TuEpURLuC.

We have hi, day sold to Messrs Campbell McDernOt
Che entire 1nterlseaeer weretar sincere thanks
70 our patrons for the many Of kindness have
eeved a,teir hands and cordially commend
20 their notice wedoub they will be found prompt
and attentive to every department. Of business, and yin
use every to the patronage of The community
Our account. viii run 18Th Instant and hope
rlend, viii aid n. speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
Tie business of will be settled by either Of the
partners, and Mr. Beatty viii be found the Office for that
purpose. ~ BEATTY CO.
wheeling, oct. sth, 1855.
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TuE total value of the foreign exports from
Baltimore, for the week ending on Thursday last.
was $2O9,46 Included in these exports were
l4,76l barrels of -four, LAYS barrels of corn
meal 24,762 bushels of wheat, $40 bushels of
CORN. and ga tons of coal.
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BRowS's GnAasAN-In our advertising col
umn this morning, will be found notice of this
valuable work, and we direct the attention of
teachers and other to it We are satisfied, from
the evidence before us, that this is a work well
worthy the examination of all who are engaged
in this branch of study. But turn to the notice
and see what is said of it by one who has usedit,