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Municipal Election /!

Municipal Election!
4 N ELECTION will be held in the Court
"A House, for Intendant and Four Wardens
of the Village of Abbeville, on the second Mon
day-the eighth day-of September next
Managers.-John G. Wilson, j. William Liv-
ingston and b. P. Hughes.
BY order of the Town Council.
8. MCGOWAN, Lstendant.
August 81, 1856. l9 ct
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simple, cheap sheet iron stove or oven,
with small cast iron fire box in the rear,
and which will not heat room like the or
d'nary stoves, has recently been devised for
summer Use. The doors and apartments
are so constructed that the heated air may
be guided to any part of it. The doors,
which generally leave place for the ad.
mission of cold air into the oven, arc made
OF two plates, with self-acting dampers just
above and below them. 80 that heated all
and smoke may be made to pass directly
through the door, or by adjusting the dam.
pers may be made to pass around it through
other flues, as may be desired. This would
appear to be quite an ingenious and season.
able inYention.-Boston Post.
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.Maeline for Peo0;no Boo,. onJ OK,

Maehine for Pegging Boots and Shoes.
"A new machine for this purpose has been
brought forward. The boot is placed on
one part Of the machine, and stick Of
wooden another; motion being given, one
portion OF the mechanism operates to prick
the holes with an awl, another to make the
psgs, another to feed the pegs to the mouth
OF the holes, and another to drive the pees
home. These various operations are ! per. q
formed with great rapidity, about two min.
Z, gtee only being required to double peg each
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WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION

o. Blu SIN e SS. N-
EesAgs THE undersigned having ia. &snEs3
ken tho Warehouse situated irnmctliatcly on tbS
River Bank, and formerly known as Sibley q
Usher's. but more recently kept bY Mr.. Thos,
kernnghan, is now prepared to take
Cotton on Storage,
and other produce that may be consigned to HIM.
His rates OF Storage and Commissions will bo at
the usual rates charged in the place.
Receiving and Forwarding
attended to, and Cash advances made on produce
in Store.
Having been previously engaged for several
years in the sano business, in this place, hope
to renew u general acquaintance with my old
friends and the public at large. Through indus.
try and close application to business, hopp to
merit u liberal share of patronage.
CHAPPELL WILLIAMS.
Hamburg, Sept. 3, 1866. 20 1T
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Notice

HEREBY given that an Application will
Il be made to the Legislature Of South Caroline
at its next Session, for All Amendment of IN.
Charter Of incorporation of the Village of Alb.
!m, 9evllIe, so as to uuthoriso and empower tho
OF the Incorporation for the purpose of rcnn;r;n,,
the Roads and Streets, and for other purposes
Aug. 27. 1856 10 an,
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Liver Compiaimk-The only remedy ever Of.
fered to the public that has never filled to cure,
when directions are followed, is M'Lane's Liver
Pills. prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa 4
1t has been several years before the public, and
has been introduced In all sections Of the Union.
Where it has bcen used, it has had the most tri,s
umphant success, has actually driven ont Of Ms !.
oil other medicines. 1t has been tried nnder all
the different phases of IIepatis, and has hsssS
found equally eficacious in all &. e
tB Purchasers will be careful 10 ask forsD,:# y
MLanss Celebrated permifitgs manufactured,
by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa An oilssry
vernifuges IN comparison are worihIess sDr.
M'Lanes genuine Yernifuge, alo his :0els sbrstsd3
Liver Pills, can now be hadsnt alty yrSsps6i ix6iV;
drug stores None genuine gifkoa6 SSid5t
Of 80. = = sFLEMINC3 BRSSSsSa
Sold by WARpLAw g. LYoss Ahtesill3 6E 5t8
s. C., and by one Agent 10 eyety tosss 6 yss
South. =
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A committee appointed by the British
llouse of Lords upon the subject of the
present mode Of carrying capital punish
ments into execution have reported thereon,
and made the following recommendations !:
l. That executions should in future be
carried into effect within the precincts of
the prison, or i'll some place securing SINH
lar comparative privacy.
"2. That certain number of official
witnesses be present at the execution, and
sign deposition at having witnessed it.
3. That such other spectators as the To-
cal authorities see fit to admit be also al
lowed to he present.
~. That the exact time of the execution
be made known to those without, as, for
instance, by the tolling of bell, which
shall cease at the moment of execution,
and the hosting at tho samo time of a
black flag"
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Public Notice

hereby given that Application will be mado
= nj The ensuing Session Of the Legislature.
"r TN Inc renewal of the Chnrter Of Incorporation
OF Trinity Church, Abbeville District.
Aug. 2i, 1856. i3 ;n
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MIR. BURLINGAME.

| me Boston Courier publishes the follow
ing in view Of the recent electioncering cx-
ploits in Ohio:
There can DO no objection whatever
among Mr.. Burlingamo's constituents, that
| he should bo "upon lis traveIs,"-that he
should ho iionizing among Western Aboli-
tionists, or playing his part rs stump
orator in the cause of Fremont, instead of
keeping his seat at Washington, inasmucll
rs, SO far as his personal services are con-
ccrncd, he is worth rs much to his consti-
tuents out of Congress as in it. He has
none OF the capacities or the capabilities of
legislator. lie has neither industry, ap-
plication, system, nor business knowledge,
such AS should distinguish representative
from one OF the first commercial communi-
ties i'll the country, and it is uttering moth
ing but the truth, which every one who is
acquainted with him must perfectly under
stand, to say that there are many young
men i'll Boston, who have received ncr-
camille training under good masters and
teachers, and who have acquired some
knowledge of forcnsics by being members
Of the Mercantile Library Association, who
are far better qualified to represent Boston
i'll Congress than he is. He has not been
heard of in the House, except in the frothy
defamation which constitutes his "sinrlc
speech" upon the Sumner question, and he
serves there merely to make unit-to
keep symmetrically the singular collection
of do nothings and ablc-to lo-nothncs,
which the party-of which it was said in
the days of its strength that it was the only
ore i'll the State of Massachusetts which
ercr called itself by tie right name-had
selected to represent our old and once hon
orcd Commonwealth in Congress.
1t may be repeated that Mr.. Burlin-
game, rs representative from Boston, is
worth as much to his constituents out Of
his seat us he is in his seat in Congress, he
being an entirely different individual from
any one whoever represented Boston in
Congress before, and that it is of no conse-
qnence what he may busy himself about
while Congress is in session, if it so be
that he keeps himself out of mischief
However, it seems that he is not gifted
with even this saving grace, but that he is
marching about the country making abu-
slve and lntlammatory speeches, which may
DO very we'll for Arson B"rlingame, but
which are repudiateJ and "spit upon"
by the majority Of his constituency. Mr..
Burllngame is an abolitionist-as black
and thorough an abolitionits as Theodore
Parker or William Lloyd Garrison-and
his election was attained through shameless
fraud and disgusting hypocrisy. He i'm
posed himself upon the Know Nothngs of
his district rs ono Of their order, and he
lett them as soon rs he had received the
favor from their hands which lie had earned
by his double dealing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
MEDICAL.
EAR AND EYEs
Drs. LBBRUW & DuFro,>1
oCULISTSA ATTRTS1SON

.T0R. LERRuH offers to those suffering from n.
IL fH}dWtote aural remedies, which hSvr bHnSAtnsSs
In nearly three thousand cases OF cunaTn,nI A. Sieeeg
remediesiaTc been pronounced by prs. EbrsnHS Il
and DeiSau, OF Paris, and Curtis Pitcher. Of / % BIC
most wonderful ever applied for diseases ~ ts sI Il d
middle ear. They comprise different CON-. Huttefhsl i.
rious diseases that effect the external AMI ~, %r thsri
II the aiseasets confined to the external car, ~ l Ia ! ssr.
apparent on the htth or sixth day. Dir. l. EE,SYsssH, eISsN
a care IN eceT9 case, when the ear Is nrrFss.V iearhasi
ton. has eighteen certificates from tbnSo 10 rs hrsI
deaf from Infancy whose hearing is nov NM mo hArr ~
and they arc NOW enabled to Eedrh nc Sytss SiT FsstoFe
twcnty-scven hundred cases of deafness hs.4gaiHSI OIL
hnlly treatedby him. Certificates to that Sesrh srety.
on application. 'nAE Ls se,l
In all cases OF deafness arising from fes,,.
e1iR0, or even Preparation OF thc '.as5DS..No'toR ifffE
usually called the drum - ineanlWutioa ar 5SaF0Ri,-
bTtlRe OF the tyapuRWEI ard fWstshatl f,yS DSseES lisT,
kattoa Of aamcas: alereors e~ssctfons, ,sos y Sik eeeSsS.
or when the disease can be traced to Sss;tL, gfseRl, a,
ious, Bilious or Intermittent Fever, Colds ~ TElhas. hi.
or mercurlal medicines, gatherings In ~ US f0gipiB.
&c, the sense cEa, in marty stsry iRstJEc' ~ ehldheSf
Where q want Of secretion IS apparent nSt1 re .rrsIor,d..
being dry and scaly; when the deafness 4, sssSSutssy sanal,
notcs in the ear, like rustling Of leaves, eSiTsssesIaSa'
falling water, ringing Of bells, pulSatiohs, disssSssel use
ter, when in a STOPPING position a sensation l. ~ so tRl.
OF blood to the head had taken place; when n. SsnAUA
perfectly acute where there IS mach pcisr' a, % y SssIHEss
IN dull and ciouly weather, or when cold In. Is ats.
The course pursued by On. LEBRUS /, coTs,hsss 6tts,
tibls. '"H>sueScd t7tl.
Dr. DUFTON, the only practitioner In the r,..,s
who practtses the new, painless, and succassSi Slti
treating all dtsea5as to which the eve Is subject WlS1tSsqdn
Fy other means have failed to afford relief, he al. TIot'as.
such a fair and impartial trial. Patients br s,n M Al
few particulars OF thcir case, eau have reiurSiirs sem, 4
part. eH'"Gl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
HATS n GAPS.

Z this day receive done ofthc fncstand most beau
w tnul assortmrntso of Hats and Caps we ever brought to
this city; the most fashionable that could be made in the cas-
tern markets.
1t comprises In part the following Kinda:
Gents No. L SIX MUlesEin Hats, light and elastic, made by
the best hattsrs East, and in strict accordance with our or
lers: Gents fine white and black beaver, otter, seal, &c. Gc.;
Know Nothing anil Wide Hats, white and black; Soft Fur and
Woo. Hats OF every color, quality and price.
Caps Of every description. and Of the most recent styles,
such rs the Nevada, Know Nothing, Pyrenesc, Pyramld, Ca
madam, Russian, English, Washington, and Consolidation
Caps, and all other kinds in abundance, which will be sold
lower than Goods OF these kinds were ever offered before to
this community.
ChNdrCn's Hats and Caps of all kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet Bags, Furs and Gloves always on hand.
All persons are most respectfully invited to call in and eN-
anime our magnificent Stock OF Goods, before purchasing
elsewhere, as we feel confident that we can please the most
]fastidious.
Nothing will be wanting on our part to suit and accOmmO-
date or numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
If You wish anything in the way Of Hats and Caps just give
us a call, as We will guarantee that we VIII sell you goods as
low as they can be got any where this side Of Philadelphia,
NV 8. d. HARPER + SON.
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M A LUXURY
DIR. MILLS
AROMATIC SIONICX BITTERSIi

\ y innocent tonic, diuretic Beverage, prepared from ,l.I
"a purest, very best materials aal purely r~sgesfJIs. eve.
ry article OF which is Strengthening and inyisaratiny 10 The
System, and by It's highly Hy1oHIH!j. proTierti,, ia a mot
DELICIOUS ELIXIR,
to correct the appetite, bS Strengthening the stomach and N.
Gestive organs, the most certain specific for the Nliou,
Choltc, Liver Complaints, Dizziness, Filtulencv, palp:ta.
ton, and all Nervous Diseases; Dyspepsia. Female Weak.
ness, Physical aul Mental Debility, regulating the bowel.
and inparting tone anu cheGrfuiness to th= Whole system.
I~NvIGORATISG CORDIAL.
and should be in the possession Of every family, TIE com.
20nton OF the feeble as well rs the healthy; q s;I1iy R0Ne vii
satisfy the most incrcdalous AS to their beneficial effect. they
being perfectly innocent and harmless for the most drllcat
constitution.
TRAVELLERS
viii find them Invaluable, dispensing as they do, with the
nnuoyanc"s 50 often cngendcTtti br change q water and d..
ct, ~disPelltng Ague Fever, and tie effects Of Malaria ofcYtry
description,
TO HOTEL PROPRIETOEs.
Every well regulated Hotel should he supplied with .MLL
iTOH'HHc SIOHtIch Bitters, az they are more pleasant and
henlthfnl than the ordinary "Ldr Biters,' heretofore used;
a single trial TiLlcXcludr all others.
Isl Adults, a teaspoon full to a email wine VlAi
three times day, or Onener. Add a little water or winei
too strong.
Sold in quart bottles by all respectable Druggists and Gen.
crnl dealers in the United States, Cunadas, Re. and at Whole
all communications should be directed.
a.. ". PRANZuEIM, Agent,
iezS-fh Wheeling, W.
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MISCELLANEOUS

|z
"a V,1sn- n !. pAY1IS.
MarshS& Wayman
wuoLEs4LE AID RETAIL pKALERs ~ s
BOOTS AND SHOE
[ArIus OLD srAxD or }. n. AARsHl
No. IS, Monroe St,
WHEELING, VA.
[xExT DOOR TO GREER, orr AHn COST
WEare nov ,rseeisiag from our eastern mSR@fastuFerS
w one Of the largest and best assoTtmcnts OF boots anu
shoes, for FAN and wiateE wsar, ever offered in this t
10 Srs aayi ase Sssn ss' to cSr s oan s difseG saTss b. . sne Sess WORK:
men in Tie east, expressly for thistrade. We arc now prcpas
tan tan : %i nSsS a SaTiety Il "a a dwinter Goods not to be sur
passsiiby any other house in tac city, either In style, quality
or material, or durability or workmanship, whether maue IN
This city or any nther country.
onr stock consists in part Of the following articles:
500 pairs best calf bcotsi
Sc Sc dick Sie ;
$50 water proof boots.
800 pairs best eaIfbr9sans,
ssSS ShR
so : low price brogans.
900 pairs boys ;h!ek brOS"nsi
90 youth. i SIPP
800 pairs boys thick boots;
$40 calf
$50 pairs youths calf boots,
ssS I'll t5Ick .
$50 pairs oman'sg CATERS, ali eolOrsi
$40 walking shoes;
gag = morocco Lnskins;
$50 = Kid
2l0 : Jenny ISads;
$50 slippers.
MISSES BOOTS.
$50 morocco boots;
% = rT,iter
cnLpEES's DooTs.:
61 . chillrcn's funcy boots;
1000 kid and morocco
1850 : mems, wOman's and misses gum shoes Of the
best quality.
Also, a great VARIETY not here enumerated, which We will
sell either wholesale or retail, on the most accommodating
terms.
Merchants will fad it to their decided advantage to call
and examine our stock before making their Fall and winter
purchases. nv9 MARSH & WAYMAS
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OuEENSWARE

WE respectfully Invite our citizens, and country mer-
w chants who are replcnlshing their stock Of China,
Glass, Qurunswarc and Fancy Goods, to examine our stock
before going East or purchasing elsewhere. 1t embraces
ZONE entire new and desirable patterns of this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
We ask our country merchants to give Us Eastern prices,
with cost Of transportation.
ES-6oOds for re-shpment packed with great care and
]. K. DUNLAP g. Co,
No. IS Monroe street,
ans Wheeling, Va.
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.alress Ds. ]. DELACY LERRry

Union Place, New York Crr
ness aud Diseases ofthe Ear, with the rrraIsuent o; TIE TFa,
$5- Money letters must he registered bv the P,,,-,.,,,
Registered Letters are at our own risE-picase bar M, /
mini. Correspondents must EHcIpSc Postage for rSt,r,
answers' the New Postage Law requiring prepayment. Of lt
S.w yo-,. r,,.o ,srz mhi-Ga
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DRESS GOODS.
lust received at " u. MOTTE6 BROS great variety OF
q Dress Goods, such MS:
Fancy Dress Silks-!atest styles;
Moire AniiTu. SlEs-less than the usual prices;
Plain Black " -cfeaP;
Printed, Plain, Plaid and Striped EerHges;
flOunced DresseS-a choice variety;
Twisted silks and TiSsues-vCry pretty
Plain Atwood DrLaiHcs-all shades;
Printed and Plain Challfes-handsOine and chespi
French, Scotch and American Lawms-beautifuli
English and French Chintzcs-SOOd assortment
Satin Striped and Plain ropl,nS;
Plaid and Striped DucHlLas-au new article.
Also
a full assortmcntO Of materials for ci,nlrsn'sDEesses. aps
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.
THE subscriber has on hand andi manufacturing alarge
i assortment of Hats, of the latest and most approved
styles, which cannot he surpassed for hShtness, beauty and
endurance.
Also
AIarge assortment OF Black, Brown, Claret and Pearl col
ored Soft Hats Of every grade; together with "a large assort-
ment Of mems, youths and ~ch!ldren's Caps, Wholesale and
Retail, to which the attention OF our patrons and the public
n. B.@IIats made to Confornature measure, warranted
ans 49, W. ". JIMEsON.
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-, TESTIMONY.
we, the undersigned practitioners OF medicine I, /,
Of New York, having had occasion to witness the pr,c,S.
DTS. LeHrnn and DHfton in diseases OF the Ear anil f. \
ing asite all personal jealousy and prejudice, frerjr -,
iesis organs, from the unparalleled stcctSs IeEi-S Is,z
LsnGsu. ~ Is well worthy the attention Of our pro,rS,s,
treating diseases Of the middle and internal sar IL = y y !
Of ,nsdieatSd yapors,n particulasly.in chronic and cos
c AT I''Sss' 'orfnS u new era in the practice Of aural sur
prastttoner. In diseases OF the eye, they seldom r.ap,,s !
resort TO an operation. As SkiIlrui auris:s and ortIists -
enunusl'StealN devoted 10 their profession, we corJisrf,
commend taein to such as may require their aid, NNA' %
cro 6 cSSmSu' ALEXANDER X. Morr, ". D.,
G. DRLPAS, NJ. D., ALiSrnv II a. 49," -,
7. v. N4S BuRgS, NJ. D.. lIgprnrn nnsSHrs !, " w.
Ncte York, August Z, 1859.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
New Savings Bank Store,
OLD POST OFFICE.

OLD posi- OFFICE.
"EKeeP Ihe Head md Feet CoVercd.o
CIIIZESS Of Wheeling End yclnIty:-This oil maxim for
health rcmiuis me that itmay not b. amiss to call your
attention 70 riy Psll aud Winter stock Of Boots, shnea, Hats,
Cips, Utlbrel15 End Carpet Sacks, at the corner Of Market
AMI Monroe streets, where you Will hnd y great variety OF
fashionable latciy received Goods, suitable 70 the season, at
lo9 prices.
Vsry thankful 10. the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst yon, I respectfully solicit you all to call and
examine rAy steek, q will Se my pleasure 70 see and wait on
you'll thaE uniting labor with rest, that ! may give their Of
Sprias hesldi, and to this adding Industry and economy l
may have health.
Ia3i-s, n ycn wish to purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Bonnets, sure,
Call 1T the old Post OHce, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentlemen, ifyou wish to purchase a fashionable Cap or
Cal! ~ TIE above place, where you will get-that
Remember the old Post Office corner.
To County Merchants 1 have a few Goods to dispose Of ut
Seis B. WATSON.
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Selling off at Cost.

Selling off at Cost.
THE entire stock of Isaac Prayer, compiling a complete
E~sSoEtmentO OF
and amounting to over $25,0OC. To begin from this date
All goods embraced In the above stock will be sold at the ORR
Einsl COST PRICE, thus giving the buyer the advantage Of
huYlng r, New YOTH wholesale prices, all their Goods. Call
soon, as The business will be wound up in tic shortest Possi-
bic time.
French N!tts, worth IS cents at SIiS
Best calisOss...""."- 12f 10
Muslin. biescicd -. IS Tx
....... .. : 121F ley
Black silk, yard wlde...-...wOrth 1900 at 1919
1900. 1r51 ut 1Ib
Muslin deLAine. 23a' IL
Hose, ladies white, black and
~
Aud al ether Goods in proportion. Don't forget
TIE EASTERN BARGAIN STORE,
No lis Main st, bet Monroe ! Union.
TIE unexplred Lease Of the Store Room, and all the
aatuFeS for sale on rcasOnnble terms. mh2I
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GEO. x. M'NECHEN,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
NJ. liz MAREE ST,
1TAsj just received, and offers for sale, achOicel lot OfFam-
IL lily Groceries, including:
% hossheads Sugar;
Is barrels Molasses;
80 Family and 8. fine Flour;
50 " No. 8 Mackcrei;
30 4 Z" Nos
81 x Mo-
IS KITS Eo.s
Is dozen extra Wash-Boards:
"a " wood buckets;
10 barrels Crushed Sugar;
~ {" Powdered "
2s bags Coffee;
90 chests %Iapcrial, q. P. and y. Il. Teas
81 kegs Nails:
10 butts Sweet Tobacco;
Q :" Natural Leaf Tc6accoi
10 KeGs Twist
ITO dSLeu o. Drooms;
Q tierceS Rice; Bacon, Dried Beef, &c.
Just received and for sale, Wholesale ind retail.
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AN CURE

JrLr, 1855.
Dr.. NrstdR-Sir: IE1yin. analysed a bottle OF your
Wornwood Cordial, and tested is various qualities, 1 take
great Plensare in giving my testimony in its favor, as the
articles composing II, being entirely vegetable, are perfectly
safe, and such as Sny unparalleled Physician woull not hcs-
itate to prescribe to his patients. l have administered it to
my wife, whose health for some time past LAS been exceeding
Is feeble, and 1t has strengthened and lnvicorated her great
Is. 1 therefore recommend it with perfect confidence to
the public in all cases OF Dyspepsia, Debility, and all other
diseases for which IL Is recommended.
Yours truly, J.. ". PERKIHsnS. N. D.,
IS Camden street, Baltimore.
sE-For sale by IATsT4TT& co, No. So Howard street,
between Pratt and Camden, Baltimore, AID Ivy Druggists
~ FMJ ARMSTRONG,
nylS WseEiH1, IA.
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BOOKS! BOOKsM

BOOKS! BOOKS!
JoaM PgrI mud Wis IrisI II SEE r R's
WOULD call a'tenti9n to my nyrsTy large stock0f
Of every variety now used in and about Wheeling, and sold
MsGsTsyF''s Series Of Reqaersi
Elementary, Eclectic, Sanders and Towns Spoilers;
Smiths, Green's, aud KirEham's Grammars;
{ Davies, Rays Adams, Tracy's and GreenleAfs Aritl
mctics.
All kinds of Primers for children, together with an assort-
ment of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
ALSo@cap Letter and Fancy Noe Papers of every rarI-
ETY.; Plain and Fancy Envelopes Peas and PenhOllers,Y Yam
Se Notions, Porte Monaies anil
My stock of Blank Books will always be found complete.
1 would H MSf fIll P s'1sEfI0R 9S y NJ WEf iiISS Sf SHADES,
which cannot be surpassed in style AN! quality, variety anu
chsaPness, by any house in the West.
Buying my goods directly from the manufacturers, 1 am
enabled to sell atlow prices. Don't take my word for 1t, but
call and examine for yourselves before purchasing else
" Ti5 'O"N 185 Main st. Wheeling, Va.
CIGAEs! CIGARs!!-
5000 Princados Cigars;
1000 Apollo
5000 Washington Monument Cigars;
1fCB0 Havana
5000 Della Cruz Principe
e boxes ~ Lump Tobacco
Just received and for sale By
ocsl wM. LAUACuLIS.
-.TOBACCO AND CIGARS:
WIN. LAuClILIN, No. 152 Main St, has among hs large
1000 ConsucLlo Cigars:
1000 La Eloisa
leon prinsado "
1000 ElSalvado
1,eO1 FL Dorado "
2,0HO La Protection Cigars;
1,0on Flores f"
; boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
3 " Virginia