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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-14

cn. Rows, tdycrtiscs "somethingncy., this
no,pi.,g. If you want to know what IL is, just
c.u in at 11s Main street and you will soon see
far yourselves
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Tuos. JouxsrOx, Jis, Agent, hes received ar
ohcr lot OF Groceries from tic East, embracing
may articles of fine groceries difficult to DC
fnnt,
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HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr.. silas Lscon.b OF birmingham al lave found in
RuerlHvGs ttcrs remedy headache and debility Nj
wife has also Used Il with the greatest benettn
M Nicilolson o. Pittsburgh also says he las expo
4icncgLl much relief from itS for headaches
READ THIS.
Il E7okIa1slS HORy-JaCOb NnsHcs living In the
IIOlt settlement OF SGb0ygan Wis. After suhrrtn
time sIc misery Attending utter rrOsrntiOn Gf
md body have been restored BY using DOuIlnYe's
ilittsrs. to perfect hCultIi'
Theft this remedy being in such high repute among
the IIOlaners Wisconsin, Michigan, New Hork-In fact
every Holland settlement the United Statcs-nrgues
its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania CaIial, sys IYn taking
DOeriavcs Holland Bttyrs, could hardly wui-Ros
joy eXcelei; EealtL.p
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
AMOIer great Cure effected Dy 0fI4Wrew Holland BIZ
teFSThe wife Peter Dc Witte, living In Holland Town.
of tile stomach aud indigestion. She had been
under physicians for time, but the disease
battle his skill. She purchased lIol
Inn DCrs at Office, which have given tone to her so-
mach. appetite strength returning, hr1n
is believe that this another great bS your
medicine
We have still many wonderful effected by
this remedy hut await another opportunity. One
thing you upon, whit have published from
persons much respected community, literally
true, J.QUINTUS,..
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osr.rorRrn Of Che steamer Thomas S;:rivcr,
was sold on Friday to Mr.. George Webb, iOF
$3.50.
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oHEMIsoIE AROMA
Eclf HoHaadscl Krlgiiden Bitters.


Many of Most worthy citizens testify 10 its wonderful
efficacy affections the Souhcli;and Liver. As
Fonc hns nsysrbeen equale for the relief 1t affords In
NIL DEBILITY weakness of any Kind Is almost -
stnntancous. Nervous, and Neuralgia Alice
lions, 1t has in instances proved highly beneficial
ami Ia others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe anil their patients so
IncsitGtMgy rccOmmCnd surelywc may Cease to doubt
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-14

psr On pLruarr did not lecture on Saturday
,,a5in,. on account Of the storm.
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- ;,;crezte,l wiiilook at ne advertisement
-, '',,',,, Z Cos. California Express
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WILSON'S Celebrated Dandelton
Coffae e~ff..

Coffee. 1sz
,tJ1q h now generally used breakfast beTe-
~ ant has proved yond all doubt to be tie most ef-
Sectaai IN. -iySpeptie remstiy eveI discovered
TI9t hs been attended, E'th The renteSS sueeess In all
,a a. SysnepsIa Indgefon Sick Headaeh, costtVeness
md an bilious and Liver Complairts
Sold by Iegemant Ctar3 Goa 4. hnshIons anu an re
snPctalle DTuggtsts 49, !,
Pdnelpal Dspot-eorner Of 9Th street and Third ATne
Ns ~ aSs =. u4isss se1ietl AZ p wILSoN''
S N{i sltiIs = 80 RUNDEEBERG &RonRRTs,
Mol WashiuEton Hall.
whole Sis and Retail AsentSfor Wheeling, u.
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Hats and Caps

WE have this day received Of the finest and most
wv beautiful assortment Of Hats and Caps that We have
brought this Ci the most Iashonn-
III, that could lie made In the eastern markets.
1t COMPRISES part the following kinds:
Gents No. S Hats light and elastic, made by
the best hatters East accordance with ORDERS
Gents ue white and black beaver otter, seal, &c Know
Nothing Wide Awake Hats white and Ilack soft fur and
wool hats of every color, quality and price
lso-CaIS OfeveTy description Iud Of the most recent
styles such Nevada Know Nothing, Pyraness Pyra
mid Canadian, Russian English Washington and Console
dalton Cans and all other kinds In abundance which will be
sold goods these kinds ever offered before
TO tlIs community.
Cldrrns Hats aud Caps of all kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses In New York.
Garnet SaEs, Purs anil Gloves always on hand.
All respectfully invited TO call and exam
inc our stock Goods, before purchasing els:
where as We confident that please The most 1as-
iiiOus.
date numerous patrons.
a Word TO Country mcrChnutS.
If Won Wish anything way OF Hats HnI Caps just
give n CALL Will guarantee that sc VIII SCI! you goods
they be anyTheTe ts side oil fhtadSiria
and the most favorable terms. .a +. ,-1>,,
dc21 s D. HAEPEK &soE:-
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R.-Thc z. ncsyillc Courier says the
rc,einte Of ,he Central Ohio R.ilroad du.ieg the
month of Narcn. were rs follows:
For Passengers &i9.a74Ii
Expires ...-....... ...........'... S9i.59
Mhi SeTtlee
TOtal...- .'EAS'o'S''-
Tie Courier is OF opinion that thcrcceipts Tor
tie current month bid i;.ir 10 exceed even the
sbOyc amount, but the trouble at section Id will
most likely cause decrease. If the road was
able 10 carry all the freight offered, the receipts
would reach al lest Oo,OOOpc month.
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EdltOr shcboygan NIsnWbOde, sheDoygan, W
rMATIsAI.

a Gaze Of 7tro Non6ss' indiag cured by BoerAare,s
HDllnMd ReFA-GcOrsc Henderson, Of Pittsburgh
ing for three months it'll rllGunntsn-n part
the severely cOnine to my bel-l have
been entirely cured b the use Of nerhaves Holland Bit
had attack since, but GnIn almost iuStau-
rel In the mvicre 1t is, in my opinion,
remedy III lnitt:s;p
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RE.AI, ISTATE AT. PRIVATE

LII "A - - . +
SALE.
r oPyER ron SALE tile Fem owned and ocerPied by
Jobn Beck lac Ohio county, tec:ssed, Situated on
Ions Run Glree miles from West Liberty containing Three
1F1J Acres (be o. less) on which Il COM
tttnSl rTSine house sad other buildings Said PaT is
III wSteFc has ssatio Mli plenty Of choice tn-
mr. IT,i convenient 70 CHURCH End mill.
psrsons EIsng he'd better eau ana examine
s's t~' JOHN W. BECK, Executor
Of John Beck, deceased.
AKIN 9Th. 1854 aIs-1tisStw
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Improved Aftincial Teet

I - 10 Z - - E ~ T. -
R. j. ALLEN Professor in the Ollie coiteGe Of Den,
u tai Surgery, invites attention TO his highly ipSoyC
method OF constructing Artificial peltuyss WHICH conlbnS
the Glowing alS1ntHBes:s .5t..5ss,-
l. There crcvccs for the Judgment OF food
TO vate the saliva infect the BREATH as not even The
slightest get between the teeth and plate
Artificial Gum which Is rtl and ndC StrucihC
the teeth, is fused at high heat between and arouud eiE
base which untes them TO each other and TO the upon
which they This gum lnarts the teeth that
expression and cse which characterize
| the natural organs. 5s-- -
3.Grcat strength IS obtained By thus uniting the teeth
gum aud plate, and ordinary force OF naStGatnG Ssa
break them irOm their hase S
distinct articulation reStoEeu
This Important culgr effected by having e inside Of The
gum of natural form. To S form the tongue
the Gnturr, prevents tie Kissing sounds In speak
lug singing, often observed in persons wearing 4r1
| cihl teeth.
s. The natural form and expression of the mouth and face
wierr they have become suhken
This Is done btnenns OF additional attachments 10 inc
work supporting the teeth These
formed bring out the sunIen Portions and he
in their proper position. They covered with Tie above
named gun compound, and hec0lns
rnture and wien rightly formed cannot be detected ny The
closest This method Of restoring the cheeks to
their original untSs also the natural form and express
sion OF the mouth lirs well tested having been
made special feature in the authors practice for several
years past AvurGty photographic and DagusrsoEyH9
which taken
and also with 1t, be at Ills ollcS sS
Ing great change In appearance which Is produced In The
this principles which thepubc ARE invited to call
examine, together with other specimens OF Ills work. not
occurring the above ATTACHMENTS. il Is r.ss 6
G. plates usually for this work are patlnaS
the purity Which prevents the slightest arnIsh or
pvasant In tile mouth III short this system embraces
any and Important features which are readi anpre
those wearing artificial ltntrcS this prinet-
pie With reference TO euity Of this method numerous
iGsnlonlals he given eminent Dentists in the
Gus parts Of the Unon unt persons wearing Ia this
Dr. ALLIES las arrangements by which he Is enabled TO
serve from distance, Immediately on arrival
1850 F - j, ALLEN, No, 80 Bond street &, vs,,
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TING CaaTis have vis and leaving them Iuealietl
cal gov, the S; .1 a. Of Intentional fraud
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New Arranpemants.

New Arrangements.
TAVISCi associated my brother, VIM Ming NeoIl, with
III me sh Variety and Toy business,
the s;al No. 1I9 Maip street formerly occupied by MIN
lie Trunk and Harness business and fitted 1t up hand
Sslne uannrr hope still to have the visits OF those who
have so kindly favored me- any others who may
anything my line. The style Ofte firm viii be d. NicO
Bro. ---H-d
DANIEL NICOLI.
Aprl l. 1856 npS
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pS-Pcrsons desiring any further Information in refer
enSe 70 the above will furnished with pamphlets free of
postage, by sending note with address to Dr. j. AIpSS
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TIL. Law OF NEWSPAPERS

..-r. Who DO not Give expires. notice 70 The eSn-
sIso,.sred as wishing to continue teiF snHseri-
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s.sa,u Il ,.,,or. to other pieces without inform
I'll add ts papers are seat to tue ioF'neF d.
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S-Il s'trTTs i tyry are directed, they are held
e % .s have settled the bill aud ordered them
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orier the itseout.nuaaee Of their perl
IN mag continuc TO sera them until all az
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Dr. ALLIES las arrangements by which he Is enabled TO
serve from distance, Immediately on arrival
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urAnAcI,r M. Drn111ry

THOMAS ADAMS. Diamond House,
q orat u. Chestcr's, Gothic Hall.
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l1s5i =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
$i,o7i,3s6 .7
LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES.
Cnsett!ea Cair for Losses and not SIT ts2 ~
-:o:-
Etua nsurlnce Company presents Ia patrons the very
condition large increase in Cash Assets FOR
the m ther Of their poei-ssll Investments he
the minimum market value ct the present. time
ofsome d-prs ion in the standard OF They ars ""r
good. valuable and clean
yIeIdirg moderate interest and incnrs. The
which tho Assets valued heinP
Besides this ,oiilty the mpany calls
and riy 1t derives its
lined system of Agencies agenta having the
Of presenting uniteJ phaanx Of EXPERIENCED UNDERwR
worked for thirty the happest
results ssookhoders and claimant for enables
1896 with prestige future
reached ~ nyrraly NATIONAL In
surarre Corporation.
Ali business attsn Ipd to with despatch hdelitv.
ian30-tf ALLEN O. HALLhGk. AGENT.
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SagRWOOO HcU Sc.

q
TIME subscriber mas taken the above house, ana mas
entirely rehtted aud reeurnished it, and Is prepared
manner He has rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock OF car
riagest let.
hostersare In constantattendanee Partcularattenon
will be paid the care Of horses etwh MN lot Keep
no and in all res poets, tho public ha lind the Sher-
wood House a good Hotel. fiysul j. A. 8FkRS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29

ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PuBLIc.
once in the Crescent City Bank Building.
AR uy25
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-UR SNsON

vvuoLvsALE pH AL.hs GEoCEHIEs AND LGIUoR ooRSEh
WATER AND sTS.. VANsyLLE. IND.
FMNHE rndergned have this day formed LOT
the parpsse Of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
tying Of Messrs Allis
owes their stock aud made additions 70 make
complete shall be able offer good bargain
FOR CASH any in Evansville or any city IN the
West. ~ o v,ssrsC =, :.
Jams . N'iN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CDNDIEEoN OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, COMA

JANUARY l. 1856
As presented its Srlckho.ders and made In c
laws New York Ohio Indiana IIlnoIs
Sc. -.=- .-'fi. --
rh. Of ,so nSIoariaI STArn ESF :. rx, INSURANCE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29

AXEs.-Coiins a Lsppeucotts and Mannsi casks trace
Il nhSI SIAN'' "'s "NN 'i"''s' WALDKtRCH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29

1t was holiday time in Havana, and Traverse
and his friend, both masked. were chatting
with couple of lovely senortas on whom they
were making an evening call, when Il group of
maskers entered the room. One of them held
a guitar in his hands, which he touched skill
fully, while he sang with voicc whose rich
ness was not entirely suppressed by the mask
he wore, the words of a Spanish ditty. When
he ceased, he approached the s9norita Melen-
dez, and said;
"Manuela, do you know ne?'
81 know you not, senior"
."Can you not guess"
"It flashes on my mind" said the senorita,
that you are Sebastian Neyarro."
"Wrongp replied the stranger, with light
laugh. "Try again.
II will be sure this time" said the COY girl,
and she sprang from her seat and snatchlng at
his mask. Tne stranger defended himself ard
as he was much taller than his assaIlant, bal
fed her efforts completely.
i Traverse, laughing, sprlng to her aid, and
had almost rudeiy seized the strangers mask
when a Shrek uttered stimuli leously by In
1.-two ladies arrested his hand. lie turned away
i N a4tonishment Manue!a, pale as DEATH Sank
into chair, and covering her lace win hel
j hands, sohbed convulsively.
'What the devil have done nowF" asked
Tr1verse of his friend.
Don't you know" replied Walters that
it is a deadly insult to lay your hand en-
d mas&?" Awoman has privileges, but man
none. 1t is like pulling an Orlenatal by th'
. beard. You've got yourself into precious
lscra 1e.
you'll stand by me, WHIP"
j. "Yees, " replied Walters, with some hest
:. tation. a -a4~<
AT this juncture, the stranger approache
10 Traverse. said in low, deliberate voice;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MAS0SS.
lNHE Board o Commissioners the vHudetgr rSh
will IT II O'Clock A. NJ. Thnrsay the lst dsy Of Ala
mex receive and considec ssed propesas for building
lBkpuE WITH CFNESTS. Pigeon Creek, baaT
Codys Mn Plaas -peeihoaonR Of the proposed work
may ~xamnol At the oe oftAc undersgasd b. persons
desirous cf Bidding for sait job.
uh2.-sh WILLIAM II. " ALkEK 4. = ".
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IREI.L MANdaER

LOCK AND tsUN SM II.
ToBBING such as pairing Umbrellas. ParSsois, mend
~ i"S "' JAMES SP AIDING.
oo.a-em Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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AEg = E'Oak SALE.

FAX ~ EOAS SAIL
having determined to move 20 cat
H MIA offers Tor sale which he now sides
on the road leading Evansville to Mt Vernon
in Perry wnship containing 26 acres said Iand 70 COM
nr,.ed or three tracts mrroved and supplied with
the best in healthy part Of the Of H9eeI
bnrgh Persons tahng purchase part or the whoie OF
aid Farm An learu the application to the under
's.nIn- -I,,v,is,nN, THOMAS KNIGHT.
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~ pcl black Romhazine 50 fsnsy aii wool Bareses;
p..,d ,bis dav and for sa,sf,y JAMES Low Il CO.,
mhis-dxw ais Main s,r-et. louisville kv
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BNHR RSlsONED PUlG FABLE MILL.
aNoR grndiRx and and all other substances
o. requiring grind g.,
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boiling CIoLhs anu behg o.
ali widths. -,
a.sLt r. Monroe is authorised to sell the above
articIos at onr Cincinnati prices. including freight
CaqtJ r. Moaroes Family Grocery. corner Of Oak and
'iygs ieIsrtf JAMES BRADFORD 4 CO.. Cincinnati Q
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oGlcc OF qualifications Main and water Streets
LOUISVILLE.

TEiFEEN FEED x AGRICU LTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. W1NNsAEE: &, ca.
iIRs and Doalersin all kin ds OF Farm
Ifl aud Garden m pementa Moving RrapinE and 1hresh
Machines. Field and Garden seeds Trees &v SIC Mal
street opposite slak Louisville. Lao aisville. ny.
Sep25lyw
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ERU. NESS C4aANdaaiGs

HAVE s,ld my stock Groceries Messrs z. " CooB
u Sos who will continue the nv
winch have rented 70 them Tor i've years. They Win also
with u thsr busues Family Gro cries
hore friends
their stock and give them literal trial.
Ia retiring my preseat hnsines would return
sincere thauks my nimsrous freu he
very lera ald what IS still de rabis il
husness their general puncsua,iry t. rial aid
shalt csfnr 10 found ~ the ofhee GEo FosTFR
taf which firm msmbcrl and viii give tho
house perssnal attention, aad where shall
pleas II n my friends.
ian2B-ti " w FOSTER.
'FsOB 1t'C1. LuDp eheaP g close eogsigqment
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29

DUDLEY, STONE * CO.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
Second Strcet, bct'l IHain and Ms Rircr,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
BDARTlCULAR attention paid TO the Purch1e ard sale
HEMP. COTTON. TOBACCO. PORK. BACON
LARD FLOUR, ETC together With all knds OF PrOduc
and Manufactured Articles. Cansgnment soliiteed. and
usual advances made.
REFER To--Mszsrs. Buchanan Co. Wholesale Grooer
and Commission Merchants W "A. Richardson Co HemI
Manu- acturers. Cornwall Bro Wholesale Groeers and
Star Candle akins Owesy Pork Packer
and Commission Merchsns Armstrong Allon. Dealers
Pork. Montgomery. DsyaEe Co.. Wholesale DrJ Good
FR ANR ............... Il. .ogETT
CAEGTER Il JOUET'E'.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. 23 EAST SIDE TuIVn ST., BIT. wATRR
LOUISVILLE. Ky.
Refer
Geo Foster & Co.. Pc. o'Riiey & Co..
Eyansvllle Had. jeIt-iy
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PKlNTER,S .gOR PAPERS.
NTVnN a EnDDMAN.

Nov. n and 10 w II 81, CsAlci cinmAtl, o. :,
EIAVE u hand beautiful stock OF PklNTER's Pa
III PERS Cards Card Sheets. Black and oclored inks
= Ilronzos Yarnishes &C.. which they "ter 81
MANUFAoTURER'S PRICES.
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Upmpany
Cash in hand aud in PhGnix Bank, q, ,939 60
Cash n special deposite in PLGnx and
Hartford Banks ON interest ......... 100000 90
Cash "a tnds Of Agents. balances,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29

BOILER MAKER AND BLAcKsMTTHtNG IN GENERAL;
en- ANUFACTUEE of Boiler RtVets. Rtrosd Chairs ano
Loai. No.
E5- Second hand Boilss always hand Repairing Ope
upUu tss shortest notice, mht33m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29

fTIZENs' Bank Oherokee Insurance and Banking Com
" pany Plan and Meohanies and Lagrange bank Of
Georgia. Bank Chanooga and Comnereai Bank OF NsAh-
willie and Memphis other kanks of Alabama. II n
Georgia South Carolina taken at
| for tjtoeerics Ly = S. 4 GILBERT Il CO,
| SaLs Water.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-31
T AIDES COLLARS, UNDERSLEEVES

IL tVe-A splendid lot of embroidered, Mnslins and
Cambria Collars, Undersleeves and Cbemisetts. Now
the timefor the ladies' to select any Of the abovea
cles from the largest assortment offered IN this
market, auA al prices that cannot fail to suita
No. 2 PhGhix Block, Sept. Q. HLDAY'S.
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HINTS TO LovERs,-There is beautiful
philosophy in the following extract, the
study OF which we commend to- all interested
in the most important government beneath
the sun, viz: "matrimony::"
ave remember Somewhere to have read
q story Of youth, who hesitating in his
choice between two young ladies, by both
of whom he was beloved, was brought to a
decision by means ola rose. 1t happened
one day, as all the three were wandering
in garden, that one of the girls, in attemp-
ting to pluck new blown rose, wounded
her fuger with thorn; it bled freely; and
applying the petals of white rose to the
wound, she said, 81 am q second Venus:
have dyed the white rose red." At the
same moment they heard q scream, and fear.
ing the other lady, who loitered behind, had
met with an accident, hastebed back to as.
sist her. The fair ones scream had call
ed forth no worse an accident than had be-
fallen her companion. She had angrily
thrown away the offending flower, and made
so pertinacious and fretful lamentation over
her wounded finger, that the youth; after a
little reflection, resolved on speedy Union
with the least handsome, but more amiubl,
of the two young friends. Happy would it
be for many kind hearted woman did she
know by what seeming trifes the affection
Of those whom she loves may be confirmed
or alienated forever.