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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15
misrellaufuusS.,
A WIFE IN ECSTACY AND A HUSBAND
IN FIDGETS.

The deed is accomplished. My wife has
got piano, ssand now farewell the tran
quill mind-farewell content and the even
ing papers, and the big cigars that make
ambition virtue-oh, farewell. And oh, ye
mortal engines, whose rude throats the i'm
mortal Jove's dread clamors counterfeit. p
But stop, can't bid them farewell, for one
of them has just come. 1t came on dray.
Six men carried it into the parlor, and ii
grunted awfully. 1t wei CHS a ton, shines
like mirror, and has carved cupids climb
ing up the legs. And such legs-whew
My wife has commenced to practise, and the
first time she touched the machine I thought
we were in the midst of thunder storm,
and the lightning had struck the crockery
chests. The cat, with tail erect, took bee
line for particular friend upon the fence,
demolishing six shilling pane of glass
The baby awoke the little fellow tried his
do tit beat him.
A teacher has been introduced into the
house. He says he is the last Of Napoleon's
grand army. He wears huge moustache,
looks at me fercely, smells of garlic, and
goes by the name Of Count Runaway and
never-come-back-again-by. He played Ex-
tracts de Opera the other night. He ran
his fingers through his hair twice, then grin
ned, then he cooked his eyes up at the cell
ing like monkey hunting flies, then down
came one of his fingers, and [ heard de-
lghtful sound, similar to that produced by
a oockroach upon the tenor string of a fd-
die. Down came another, and l was re-
minded of the wind whistling through a
knot hole in hen coop. He touched his
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15
From the New Orleans Picayune.
AN OLD FLAME.

BY HELEN BEVERLY.
have two sweethearts, and, alas,
! love them both SO dearly,
| cannot choose between the two;
And they love me sincerely.
They each little Jealous are,
While in such near connection,
: But the more am fiattered by,
Such watchful, fond affection.
They both are tall and handsome, too;
head above my tallest,
And in their shadow do love
To feel myself the smallest.
There was time-one pressed my lips,
The other not being nigh;
But when he came, upon my heart
Was breathed lover s sigh!
do not mean to show caprice,
| am not coquette,
And yet though they are absent long,
| doat upon them yet.
Pray who could choose between such charm
The one of foreign air,
And dark moustache with flowing beard;
The other, somewhat fair,
With lock that painters love to shade,
And lip Of Cupid's bow,
would not change hair in each,
'For God hath made them so:''
know | was their earliest love,
Whate ;er may be another;
And who shall call my fancy wild,
When they do call me-'..Mother''
Boston, March, 1856.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15
4luetry,
For the Times.

For the Times.
TO THE FLAG OF MY COUNTRY WAVING
OVER THE CAPITOL.
Flag of my country, love thee, love thee,.
Thy stars and thy stripes that are streaming,
Far in the furls of bIest freedom above me,
In the baloes of glory cleaning
Laurels are wreathing,
Victory breathing
In haloes Of glory cleaning.
Welcome, welcome, scenes that I've cherished
The pride of my country now waves
O'er the names of her heroes, who've perished,
O'er heaps of their wind beaten graves!
Their spirits have flown from the mansions ofg grief
From this, the lonely low strand,
They found in thee. but the sweets Of relief,
Flag of my native born land.
Shall crisis of woe eer hurl in distress
The venom of wrath to destroy
The hope of my home, my native lands bliss,
"Union," her anchor of Joy.
Oh when such pleasures of freedom denied,
Shall float down the chaos of night,
viii heroes recall their emblem of pride
Their cheer in sweet Liberty fight.
But off! away with the thought to descry
Such tokens of sorrow to sadden!
The bosom that throhs in the zenith of glory,
Has the stars and the stripes to make gladden.
Let years glide by down the vista of time,
Each pulse Of the bosom endears
Each minion of thought in membrance resigned,
Thy furl enchantingly cheers.
Oh, what phantoms Of pleasure see!
What mystic aurements DER me steal,
When JOY of repose with the free;
Such joys does yon banner reveal
Again, fair flag, gladly salute thee,
And leave thee, the pride of my home
Thy champions rest, thy battements mute be,
Oh, long mayest thou wave from the dome.
Flag of my country, / love thee, 1 love thee!
Thy stars and thy stripes, that are streaming
Far in the furls of blest freedom above me
In haloes of glory are cleaning
Liberty lending
Peacefully blending
In haloes of glory are cleaning.
"MUsIs AMIcUs."
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY E. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PROP PRIET o r {.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, $3.50
&c g ifnot paid within six months, 200.
ADvERTIsEMENrs.-Sl per square for two inser-
tlons-l2 lines of small type or ID of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent Insertion. If the number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must
be POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15

A country fellow came to the city to see
his intended wife, and for long time could
think of nothing to say. At last, a great
snow falling, he took occasion to tell her
that his fathers sheep would all be undone.
':Well," said she, taking him by the
hand, cpl keep one of them"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15

A traveller in a steamboat, not particular
ly celebrated for its celebrity, inquired of a
gentleman who stood next him, what the
boat was called; upon which the latter re-
piled, II think, sir, it is called the Regula-
tor, for 1 observe all the other boats go by
IT -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15

A gentleman once said he should like to
set boat full of ladies adrift on the ocean,
to see what course they would steer ; lady
in the room replied =
"That's easily told-they would steer to
the Isle of Man, to be sure"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15

It was observed of deceased lawyer.
that he had left but few effects, to which
female remarked that 'she had but few
causes"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15

Tying mackerel to your coat tail, and
imagining yourself whale is one of the
first lessons in Goldfish aristocracy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15

RADIsHEs.-We are frequently taken to
task for the war we have waged upon this
worse than worthless vegetable. For fifteen
years we have not permitted one to grow in
our garden, Or to disgrace our table, and
we have found the advantage of pursuing
this course, in the improved health of our
family. Man is the only animal that will
eat radish, either raw or cooked. The
sagacious hog will starve before he will eat
the poisonous trash. Crude radishes are
the most indigestible food that can be taken
into the human stomach, independent of the
acrid, poisonous substance they contain
''But they do not hurt me, exclaims one !;
Il can eat them with impunity, and with a
relish" But, dear reader, Go you not have
the headache or a bad breath p? Have you
no doctors bills to pay? A radish eaten
in the spring may cause fever in the fall.
If any one doubts the poisonous qualities OF
radishes, let them cut in thin slices three or
four, and soak them in water for twelve
hours, and then taste the water. Our word
for it, they will never taste another radish.
AS watchman upon the horticultural tower,
we cannot commend the culture of vegeta-
bic that we know to be injurious. OF
the South
"And wilt thou ever, ever be unfaithful
to me again p
"Nay, dearest" he replied
And she neighed. Bardstoan Goz.
"And wilt thou be my own faithful, lov-
ing wife ? Oh, wilt thou p
And she wilted. .-.Johnson's Age.
And we shall live loving together in a
dear little shanty-shan't we?
And they shantied.
The last is by Prentice of the Louisville
Journal
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15

JUST LISTEN AT PRENTICE editor
Of the Southern Democrat says that 'she
took drink the other day" We wonder
if one drink was ALL 'Not by a jug-full," "
we reckon
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15

II speak within bounds, as the prisoner
said to the jailor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15

Confidence may not be reciprocal. but
! kindness should be so always.
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Jr1Y, 1855
Or. RdAdtt-Str: Having GnniyEed bottle OF your
WormWoo Cordial tested various qualltiesI
great pleasure giving my testimony in rs favor, the
composing being entirely vegetable, perfectly
safe and such unpTeudeed PhySeIan Noud not hes
ate prescribe his patients have administered 70
my wife health time past been exceeding
feeble and It has strengthened her great
". therefore recommend u with perfect confidence TO
the public ali Dyspepsia Debility, and al other
diseases for which It b Recommended.
a5l You're trnly, Is J. VI. PEREpuoN, n D.,
, s-.54sr 5t-fa 96 Camden street, Baltimore.
fsFor sale by HATSTATT& CO., No. IS Howard street,
between Pratt Camden, Bdltinore by DruEgsts
EA j. ARllSTROR0,
uTiS - s1f IS = aft.af tHkseftaG, "a.
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Aiidreas d., J. DELAcY LrBRry

n Treatise on the Nature and ass = CT
ness aud Diseases Of the Ear, With
Money letters must be registered br tire P,,,,,,,.,
REGISTERED Letters are at rk-iesse b.,r 49,
AnsEeFs the New Postage Law # ie..
SsvSorz, July Fl, sis5ss7d nA'ttsa
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sIIsGEELANEOUS.

l4L1SGEEI4A-NEGJS.
Nicola IsIsENS, KNOX B CO.,
EHoLEsAIE ANDiRETAIL DEALERS m
BOOTS dHDSHQES, MEMS AND
:. Boys' Hats AID Caps, at the
E1il f7aescM Stassd Of tie
BIZ G r ED B o @ To-
We nav receiving EasteF1
w E4slllleits one efthe IaIFst tst slAnalassq-
ever 6Gsrsdi this or any gtsr 1a4iEi e haze oskn
e oEisr aeeoseI . our own e1at
I1ers. and an otes nay favor as VITA 4 can can
S &c asse e ggoss sHa s4Ss. Esa
tless N @ ;y part the DATED
lo4iag seasonahae 6oSd:
no. 1877.
flggo p Hssa'st Kip soots. 1Lliy
10 Do @ thisk boo.s, esIIsls. &c;
1000 DO as waler TFosfde 80 do EalE Elltefs,
500 l5 35s 5Ss 5 g g gslgE sssss
1000 prime Ep % SO Do "a Sssss, alp
- isEnzss
1909 pau IS go n.s. las SO l.ee
500 DO % ZIP - 81 SOB do kip do
g sS So So d 81 sss ssFo,
500 pr yOuth,s eatbOotS, ~ = - 60 basEina-
1899 sS tic ~ g a Slss.. dine es.. saa
, SO 4 gSs Eqg5 800 SF sT
1893 DO thick do 2J0O I'D &moroee6 =. II
lSSS y9 e g zee ISS ssFs;sR.
Sg 9 eeys ane yontes cal do 1850 do eelg[ed I"
100 morocco Lee 5oots 400 pains nens.. laaisinnd
l eSS 81 81 g IsI "a aIt Ei1a sAoes-
1850 Kip Do oodoa men ne rasn, plush caps.
s5d.4ea.z "a LAEE > 2a rs - s. excel hats
gsrtt- ~ - HAND BOXES, - f-s,s-=s-
800 wood band boSes =
We solicit continuance Of thesane. 2 80
ssps MeoLAILENs, KNOX q co.
New Spring and Summer Goods
-s grl-f,iA IT,
80: NO: SPR7IGG .Ho3U rs. Es....,!
Ing my spEipE and Summer Goods sonsiSnE Of Broad
6 French Cassneres thina much better assortment
than can be found In the city.
AlsoyestingS In great Of every description
THIN SUMNER GOODS. VIVA
consists Of pFab Detay Bombazine, Dusk Lin
aTseiilea italian Cloth &c &c &c. that can't De beat
of which prepared 70 aEein tile best possible man
READY NADE CLoTHING,i 5sg
Consisting of Cots, eassmereS Cashmere Cloth Duck
Linen, DEHb, Deta, Bonbazne, and yarous othT Goods
ETY. Shirts Collars, Dress Gloves Crayas SaspendeT9
and every other article that i for Esntersn
outfit. = t.sf
sps4 f'S'4s 1 s'ys ne S'-i " q. IS RICE.
DItkS5IS -GOODS
TUsT received atw D. hottie BROS Of
Fancy Dress aiIks-lAtest styles; F7.-7szsi
MORE antique siks-Iess than the usual pEisssi
Sc Printed, Plain Plaid and striped BeraSes; re
P1ounced DreAse<-a choice variety; n
Twisted Silks and TiESues-rery pretty; - { i-asG
- PIai1 Atwood DeIaines-au shades
Printed and Plain Challies-halhsome aud cheap
English and French ChIntEes-good assortment; les;
Satin Striped and Plain Poplihs; 1elie
Plaid nndstTiPed Deeaiias new article
full assortment Of materials for aps
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90 4. q =. ND EY7iE5. :
FDrs. Z EBRUN &, mn
OCULISTS AMI a I 10 ION :,

:
+ IAB. LE;Bhg y onsrs 70 ihpse suffering S,s, j, -
t4Iqtttge avn ~ reEnedes, which 49,, DeafneSy T.
IN three cases ofc0bfrS sn sssc,ti
hAEe been pton1Gneea BIZ NJ ainels, -
and Deiean OF Paris and crFts Pfehtr Il Bsi
endsra9t ever APllied for lisesss IS
middle ear They eonpEise diferpS ~ intsInaI -
dOus diseases that effect the oxtr, 9aEses r.
II the ntseass = eoninet toehe en-
apparent the hfsh sixth dsY n = Shsr raer.s:
cHFs II eetgk cdee when the ear K rS iosrs,-S
ten.t He has eighteen Certificates frSr5 10 fo
deaf from Infancy whose hearing l. nor HAs hsEt ~
and they are now enabetl to kiF Fr,tS.
twenty seven hundred cases OF des6,erS H9s05t!
fully treated by him. Certificates to esea ue.
application. 1880 az eEeet AZ 49,
In all cases Of deafness arising from 4 XVI
eie9A % or even Preparation OF the Gsl
The i1RSRl1utSSsy ~ hsl-Iv5S
o'1tI1ae OF the and elistelai, ~ 80
Ftltto0 9C q 6ru0itS ecti55lS shh Oa,r.
or when the dlseaSecan be traced 10 svRstr y.
iouEs BHious or Intermittent Feyer TJpAu NJ
Of nedteineS gatherings In the use etQaaSs
me sense eau, In ae3FRS eesg ~ SISa0oI
Where want Of az. e tessesei
bElng dry and scalSi when the fpeSs sSnis
noies in tue ear, like rustling Of leaves tL
falling E1ter ringing utsations Of insect
ll In STOPPING pesisiou sens Of nat.
OF bood 70 the head had taken place 81 ~
seste where there r much ns,s a sc asarsIa
N ap and cloudy weather, when coid H. las ast
~, course pursued by DIX. LEBRUN Is
lDR. DURT6N, the only praetiio5er l., III, ,,Es.,G
silo TIE new painless and sa Sist
reSnhg an diseases to which the eye is s,b;st
Saef means hare Jailed a:ufi reIJtf
suen air and impartial trial PatiettS As Lr9n y
eM Pa'ucsiars Of their case, hare rtre
pas. - - III
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MEDIG4L.....
CONSUMPTION SUCCESSFUL TIKI
TED SBIz ~
INHAB A.EION 2
MRDICATED YAPoRS.

NJ EDIC "A TED v AP o r S..
BY JOHNSON sEKEAKT RosE, Y.
Ssi5E sRiJsiiei.ls q fss lid Rogat I1zI1ialys
aat -li-E J5r. DiAsGS6g q, de LEaPS.s 7s,
rs dis axe Of progress medical has eultE5b1ted
i H fSH slars % he general Welfare, and that which
luss r5Ps1t. se pFtss' Jewel IN hsr aadeza, Is her
siEIfeATED rAP0R ISHAI.ATIoS, -
= ss d ssa aass q nS5 @ s@ con-
and qraeE have lens eS-
psta4lon physicians,
While he a=eztaeed quask held t rs ous
Of hope for the c0ns1HpTf Guy enough q i we're
neeepaee Of an thts, rendered unit perform is
tdnetJols, ana he h1h tl,s taaterE niate an rast
atsease Z in the lunss not n the tle @ "a Le
Il ~ NJ q Intaiaton In ConsuEptIon
and Threat Dsses s. DAT 1ieaiofass b te eor q taor
st5inae6 len PERFECTLY Zee 70 Eid d
hssls By AaanstiaE e 5aityf 5s1Ti1g God
Means. tOo are sitizl the reach 81 the
15SE q lint Is q e a ana
0llHeaGEhp and aGeetipn tends mach % al ths Phya
- ~ In r,todf so6thiSe 81 ana EtssaF, and
eonslss In the administration OF medicines In such man
neF thnaisE are eonveyesnto lungs tae form Of
por, and snee ter The seat q &c disease Its
f det!ns e Is 9plnls1s q
''l 5ssee & ii s-i,,l,ns dis
esststo ssbfaos alTaHi1 "a q 1Hhaiation and
no Ionser apply ,itlsi1 - - unoEel6g stguaeh.
al1 i9 III hlsI g s. ss @ g 'i lang s n
me IA AJAX 81 REF6sS ron THs CONSTRUCTIVE
HehOd net 0ais rlsioH. ~ slH1Ess, safe and eiaea-
70 aisy Of ~ proses.iOaaI bEethren .hrOaoa. the
Unon tenaery get1erts for they rank and
merits 81 latien shan
blessngs HaPcr Inhaatio In the treatment
Of Consumption. ~ - lfsr
One Bor for ysslf n 70 tose claiming to have
introduced practice and the tribe Of aitators EhO
With braEe pndenee, claim - a. their Own. both urote
InhaafiOn ard Prseed II 16 ys1rsi The appa
then used With The Eneal agents employed achieved
only partial success; therefore did cll for il then
The iFaeuoas powers Eeh long pTaetcc has since ena-
bled Eiyeit Proci Of dis be found in my work
I publEbed In 1910.
APPleauts Vim please 20 state they have eVerEbed
from Lung, they have any des, have cough,
nEit greats lever turns, and much they
pecsoFate condition Of their stoaefs and bowels
ma necessary medicines apparatus &C.. VIII be Forwarded
eOusuitaiion balance Of fee payable Ehen
patients report thsE7seiSes s9nysleEcent. -3f
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EEcoNMEypAIIoIMs By PhrsGIANs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2 :
We the underlined practitioners in medicine cheerfuIIy
and heartily recoued Roses method Of treating
eases LlnEs Throat the best and most
Al introduced medical practice. Our eonTfcvns
upon having seTer Of patients confirm
ed eoArmptIyes, restored 70 vigorous health after few
uioutss tTeatnenf by Dr. Rose In che named dis
eases The appSeasI0n edleAtea vapors Inhaled direct
II INTO LnEs, may justly considered great
be diseaae. sissI ffs.a-z 1s1 Sra 5-l-f
Dr. Rsse deserves veil Of the profession his nnEearied
IabsTs n bringing tie LnhalDg method such degree Q!
49, RAIN sToxE, ~. D. ~
JONAS 4. Morn, -. D.
CYHUs KiKGSIEI, u. D.
TSi. 3. AUSTIN, NJ. D.
oEvIILE CP50s, n D.
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5T..sE = @ old aud Silver Watches.
F1NR assortment or RailRAy Time Keepers and a. OH
IN kinds 6i Gtehes In Gold and Silver LIMITING mas
ic and D. B. cases. for sale very los and eTeF
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tl.a SOMETHING NEWlt
Watches Clocks and Jewe1ry,

s7..-r-s.-s ,t,fs.s-... A
"a -. @. p. BROWNS,
11s AtAIS ST. ABOVE THE NJ ( NJ. BANK.
w here be found in great variety, Gold Watches
w cased in agic Hunting and Open faces ranging In
price from sQ and in Silver Gases from SO down
CLOCKS every style price, warranted to keep
= III ELEGANT, STYLES OF JEwELRY,
Consisting of Coral Sets Ftorentine, Lava
jets Pearls ditto great variety RFG6Id Jewell
Of every descriptions which, having been PuEchased ii.
recty from the manufacturers, be sold low. ~
= FANCY GOODS $50 ~ .s.
Pine Tortoise She'll Tuck Combs, India RubberpuG side
long elegant and plain haiti cloth Rndat Rrusles
fine Razors Razor StEops Cigar Cases aud
great variety OF useful and pretty things. l.,
public generally invited oeal and
anime for themselves. asrsst ~. ss5 ai,14
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tRe the undersigned ltiensr:
aoEki having had occasion to witness tbs
rs See an peEs9na jealousy and prejudice fet ~
80, p putsaed 6y them in treating diseases az
lEorl the ulpqFsIsf SVeeSSs - &c
800. well worthy The attention Of our nrfss
81 Sl.toegnent the unte States Their $50,
~ OF TIE middle and internal ear by tbs y
80 ea eaariy IN chronic s,i s sss
ssII e1 HsE era In The practice Of aura SUI
IN the eye they seldom
VTeraton A sSilliai aurss and esn,ssts =!
them e such require their st' N
~, Z. s.sne1s llt .ALExi2EDR K MSfT NJ NJ
G. DELPIN, II. D., AZ, 49, !; 'SssYYNi A.p,sf
NJ =: " h,pEES N BESFoAD DoREars, H. D.
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= :
For SALE

- WILSON'S DINDELION G0FFEB
5loR DYspepsta &c. Qqit your deskS and u't
II something that win strengthen and restore.
Roraale bysT.5 II. L0GAS5E CO.,
s. f.s-. .57-l5s, - Bridge Corner prlgsiSts
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HATS =HlIo OGA. les.

Caps every description the most recent styles
such the Nevada, Nothing, PSrenese Pyrqnid Ca
madam Russian, Rnkbs Washington, and Consoliaatio6
Caps all other kinds In abundance, which will be sold
Goods of these kinds onered before to
Cblrens Hats and Caps Of all kinds Just received from
the most fashionable houses in New York. Il T. -
Carpet faEs Furs and Gloves always on hand.
All persons nesPccfE Invited to call In and
anime magnificent Stock of Goods, before purchasing
elsewhere felconhdent that ne can please the most
fastidous. go q II lsII-z its-t5 f-i -.iAiissl I'D
Nothing will be wanting part to suit and aecomnc
date our numerous patrons. 81
t5.iti--l ~ TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS 20 Nil- II
II yuu anything the HATS and Caps just give
us cali as VIC viii guarantee that will sell goods
low they be got any Where tfs side Of Philadelphia
and on the most favorablGtetns!c - I. .ll'5If
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m BOyFss EaiEius; Is haxEs Oranges;
-.tHtUtOf 1fg.a s-f.-' 10 =" LsnonSs
- AZ & & i090 new Coco SutE;
49, 81 h1xea AfaiBgA RgS; 6 boxes mAeeAroui:
- E. q. scIsea 49, 9 =" YermIeeli;
,ss- - ffan Dates; t- +lfF9 -. Jujnbe PasteS
.aEl sEE9 eAaE8 Lqporieei bags Almondsi
-,s.- 4 - CalAhriA dol ~ i - Sicily doi
= lsz74. 8s.H aauiIneE; WalHutS; ft.
49, ] hSpaper ahell Anaopds 8 Z" Hilbert8s lC
fphlsrs-f - doz ETe8h Reaeheai 3 :" Pecanss isgl
Pine Apples 30 doc assorted Pickles;
4 'eAsdPruneS. Il :. Peppsrsaus
ssysSs rSSIlVe6 alIl Tor aalr by
- mia s-siI4 IdooF below McLure Hot;Se.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-11

80, Z, -, ! = - q - ~ =
OF " II ~ I.t1t70 ID G o1l8SJgE Es
- i5as HrOs s1cr7 NTXJN1 STR TITEfyF
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DItre eog,. srses. and best selected I, efs9Et,
and GommSn bSreSSs Ds ana .anqs SS so,l
mon do Mahogany ainut and common Iedsteads; Yard
robes Gibbs Sofas Tete Tetes French Spring
seat Cha n al ooSas Glasses Pis
igEs sT% Of ac a have G 5sen with ~
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FROM THE. EASTERN CITIES. 2
an opens alo! e ana r2h tbe
%restst care TO suit the wants Of my eystomsrS Among
S'sss sR r. ~ srsS sss l,,s
Fsssll sfaekeFai, 70 ihkitsi ..,s ''g -. i
Salmon, No. In Eiits, very ans; g., - q
Pickles, 4 IS ji L T. a :lStssi 'e9si = .
g Canned ff9s. embracing Peaches Tom at0es' ke-'
~ ~, "A III So .4.ss, 4
iar.i Invited 70 ssll ,,F,.,,S
fe1ell lstt3 tE ait @ - No. 81 Monroe st.
sSEsSIdTS II y
ACCOUNT of eaAIge teiT ar1 an persons IN
nss Fsqgtslel 70 Se ready for setsasnt
~ SS S In $3.50, 20 ne fors "a
-asans' 'ns H''1 H'A ' VIC IcCLALLESs Knox Il
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- e. -, - - s.4s y. ,ese
NE ,tS In the busness Of ti,sir Retail
store r. D. sToSE acting under the style Of
KSoN Co. sea l,ltl q, -, - ~,
Dee. IS --z.s McGLALLENs = kS9&-
49, p n - SIl5 -
A Good Custom. Z
FTER The list Janu.y next IN aee9rdancs With me rule
g the sabscrISers, Without dstc
ton Nil DC Gaslsa upon 70 s
lSt 1 S5 anu ~ ,EccTAIIrSs E;NoS co
-eezs mi y =: a1.ss :
kSi5N have rsmo;ed their Wholesale
NJ or OF Roots ana Shoes TO the new -four story brick
FEniIdInF, lsfF srffqs -ea4f .a71rsFF s-Iel7s{t
49+ Ne. 11S Mnin street, <,
on e opposite side Of die street. and doors
Thankful for the PsiroPase hefeseeIe eAteae 70 hhs
House, they that with their increased
for doing ol 70 still In
EoIecfie- School hooks,
n 400 McGUFFEY's Spelling Book; e =
~ y az e, seson tig Reader; 9
~ 900 .. Third Reader Asa -
919 a. F FiSS Rd asafsFi III
...s IA Rays Arithmetic, Part l. s5
az Ray RAY AFtSSsiEs Fart Fart HI;
--gt.i.- S6 RAYS Authentic iey; 4 is.sss Is