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Professional Notices.
EFFICACIOUs CURE for CORNs. BUNION

EFFICACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS,
IL CALLOSITIES NAILS growing into the flesh and every
disorder ofhe feet By and peculiar method without cut
without causing the slightest pain.
Mons LEV of No. 80 Bis Rue de Riyo Paris, aud No
Conduits Regentt London, Surgeon Chiropodst to the
np-iO - F.~"ss end tie Royal FAM Of England having
been specially invited New r6rk surshed
families intends remaining here short time only aud be
O'Clock at No Of llth-st., between 5th and 6th.ays
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
From his Imperial Majesty NsI oeon ILL., Emperor Of France
Je cetfe que NJ LEVI ensye les corps une extreme
hable. LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
From his Grace the presen' Duke Of Cleveland.
Icertfy that Mr.. LEVI has entirely cured my corns.
CLEVELAND, No 81 st. Jauiessqusre, London.
Prom the Most Rev his Grace the Lord Archbishop Armagh
certify that Mr. LEVI extracted the which in
JOHN g. ARMAGH
Aug le+' No 80 Chares-st 81. Jame5squsT London
From tie Most Noble, the Marquis Of LanSdowne
success LANSDOWNE.
No. IS Berkeley square London.
FROM Robert Ferguson, esq D., Physician In Ordinary to
her Majesty OF Great Britain.
Mr. LEVI has most skilully extracted two corns from my
WV ROBERT FERGUSON. MD.
No. sQueen-,t., May Fair, London, March 5. 1888
From H. j. Fetus, esq
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave testify to his success
m skill in perfectly removed alage bunion Of long stand
ing without causing any rain. H. J. FEL1US,
PhiladelVhia, July r. 1852. NO. Boston-row
In addt the above authenticated testimonials,
thousands in his amons which several from
ladies Of the highest rlnk DO by aycr him with
call his office, No 81 hst between 5tb aud 6thsV New
York
n. B-Eo professional connection with any person.
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Go iubom it man Concern.
BUSINESS song for BUSINESS MEN

A BUSINESS SONG for BUSINESS MEN -
IN (NoT HIAwATHA)
PROFESSOR a. W. SHoRTrELLov.
AK YOU whence these ADVERTISEMENTS
80 attractive, 80 euticing,
Best displayed in every column
Ofthe dsy and weekly papeTs1
would answer-I would tell you
ANDREW WIND, whose place OF business
L. At twO-and twenty Beekmsn,
Ne inserts the ADVERTISEMENTS
Best disJ aged and fairest worded.
~ lhe columns of the papers
He--an Advertising Agent
Understands The public fancy;
Knows the way TO catch and please the
Eyes Of puIt hssers and readers.
Eighteen years OF patient study
Eighteen years of hard experience
He expended in SECURING
Mastership ct Aayeuis-s!
Prompt attentive, and judicious
efs rom long and wide connection
Can insert these ADVERTISE MENrS,
so attractive sllurng
At the lowest rates OF profit.
Cali on WIND the Advertising
Agent, Office twoand- twenty
Beekman street, aud YOU " III thank US
For the rhyth,nic counsel given you.
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TIVE BROOKLYN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL


II ASSOCIATION woud make grateful sekt owledement of
toe following donations received at the Christmas Festival,
Dec, 20 1855; .
Srw ell, Mrs. Warins, Mrs. J. Sheldon Mrs Tosen Miss
Dodge, Mrs Davidson, Mrs Patrick Mrs Stsntcu. Miss Alb
bet Mrs Hove Mira Barnes Mrs Fellows Mrs Dr. Harris
Miss Nerpanek Miss Butet HRS Garfield Miss c. Taylor
Mrs Alien Mrs HGIlbut Mrs Shipmsu Mrs Abbott Mrs.
Rcsset Mrs Bliss Miss Ward Mrs Spencer, Mrs Hlprd,
Mis- Tutile Mis- Field Mrs Sharp, Mrs Dr. Psrkhusi MFs
Wyckoa, Importer Llliendshl
Books hom Mrs. w G. Getting, Mrs Henmet, Mrs J.
Smith, Mrs Henry Fisher the Rev. Dr. Farley the Rev. H.
w. Beecher.
Fancy Articles the amount Of 40 for sale BY MIRA James
X Taylor. Mrs Fe!lowes Mrs rabori Is n Rice aud leo 10
Meal from Mrs w g. Cutting; barrel Of Potatoes and do
Tunips from Mira r. Blanchard barrel Potatoes from
Mrs Tomron; q 70 Meal from Scranton Co 50 10 Meal
II Rice aud halt bush Beans from Mrs Dodge quarts Of
Mossss from Mrs Southworh 100 Oaves OF Bread yloaves
OF Cake also basket Of Cake from Mr. Andersop 10 Rice
from Mks Raymond - n Meal aud = n Rice from j. C.
Smsleyg Ham, Mrs King; IL n Beet, Mrs Striker; 10
Rice and Coifsh Mics Bleeckerj doz Handkerchief
II yards Of Calico, MI Van Dpen 81 ysrs Canton
and al yards Calico. Miss Dodge; doz Handkerchief Mrs
Patrick dos Hoods Miss Church half Hsldkerohes
journey Buruham articles Clothing Miss Shspter Mrs
Csrkscni dcz pain Scckrgs Mrs ehAusen. Canton
fsnnei Wsddps Bonets and large bundle OF partly
Clothing, Mts Large dor HGadkerchiefs, Mus T. Low;
Hoods and Bags, Miss knbal 9Sma Baskets Mrs Carlisle
IMds CLioo Miss Freueh 10 Candles Mr. Melvin; Cake
with Rng Mrs A. Harper IS pairs Shoes Mrs Freelsnd;
10 do do MTs Shpmsni do do, NirS Arnold Is DO do,
Mir Benedict 5. T. HOWARD, Secretary.
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.eptleman Of the

NHATRIbiONIAL.-A young Gentleman of the
IVA highest standing in society Of ample means, literary
tsste doeSc habits and about graduate College desires
with lady of similar position and
taste pcrsons attraction pleasing address good education
and 10 years OF age with view 70 matrmony All
oommuuleaons will be held strictly confdents Address
CIARFNOE BELL. Bon No. l,7ol New Haven, Conn.
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EXECUTOR SALE Of HOUSES ; and LOTS

IL
II IN Pacific st. ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell at
public auction EsDAY the 9TH day February next at IL
O'Clock Merchants Exchange in the City OF ort
le,s they previously disposed OF, TWO THREESfORf
Brooklyn Nos 81 and s. and distant respectively s
ard 80 westerly Henry The Lots % feet wide
and % the Houses 70 feet with story
building deep and lot until the stdsy OF May next
Al 80 per anuuIn each Two thirds Of the purchase money
remain for four interes at
cent rer annum. For further particulars inquire Of
H. H. NEVINS, Executor, No. 85 Merchants Exchange
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Jnsurante Companies.
gTNHE FARMERS & MECHANICS FIRE
Il AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILA-
DELPHIA.
CAPITAL, $500 900. AssErs, S3I1,3S3.
Hon THOMAS b. FLORENCE, President
ID N

The Company hiss complied with the law Of the State and
special security for the Assured in NewYok has provided
accrung Trust Fund 10 the Of be held
BY their Bankers, Messrs DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co., from
which Losses viii be promptly paid whom adjusted at the
Agency,
OFFICE No. 10 WALL STREET, NETWORK.
AMBROSE w. THOMPSON, Atty and gent.
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A NJ. MERvfs. Auctonesr.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade-Sale

IL Rooms, No. Is Park
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
jan =. q and p.
ATS o'clock al the Auction Room
INTENSIVE COLLECTION Of RARE and CURIOUS
OLD BOOks-EmbrseBg many beautifully Nj ustr.ed vol.
umes Among them may be found Agncourts History OF
Ara folio; Asuss Sports Of Great Britain - plates. oho
A.isiic Reesrchss vols pates Bible saints IL vols cat
extra Bbhouania In MGdle ACES komsntum opera vols
folio nnonsstic binding; Bousgnols Works ~ VOLS ea
British World the East vols Chustons History OF Esy
English Church. Crswford Ancient snd Modern India neat
calf Dodoru. Scuus folio vol Pe.dings Works IL vols,
calf HriOus History Of the United States Homes Every Day
Book vols Lsn6sees Sabsen Researches very curious
old work Lamaurts rsvsls through North America vols
Ito Msyos Universal History from 1855 TO 1907 iyols usroi
Nxeroys History Civil and Ecclesiastical OF France; fhaa-
throiss Repository for Hns and Susseors for Men, near
calf PLestins q very fne large historical map Planners
Church Hsory; Pope's Works, vols, calf Rodssneys
Christian Perfection Shenkes Views OF Amserds spar
rows Liturgica Tracts Spectator vols calf sts
History Of the Bible vols Vernons Chsncery hepors'
vols Sirnga Isaiah vols, folio; aneys wonders OF
the Little World 4to Vests Gallery OF Pictures Burmese
War illustrated; Cenini Painting; Cookies Animals lp
Plates Evening Amusemens 81 Plates Gberts onders OF
the World Western Railway description OF the hnest
Railway in England teo; PrOuts Landscape Msumians
Travels North America 81 plates Reyno!d's Lectures OF
TUESDAY. March IS, 1855.
THE NEXT REGULAR TRADE-SALE OF BOOkS
STEREOTYPE PLATES, STATIONERY; &c, rtl bs com
,nced al the se The invoices thus far received prou
e an attractive catalogue which will be issued az an early day
Consignments respectfully solicited particulars OF which
should be furnished for the catalogue immediately.
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YNHE TRUSTEES Of the BUTCHERS REAL
i ESTATE HIDE ASSOCIATION Of the CITY Of NEW
YORK in pursuance of resolution ola majority OF the stock
holders thereof dssolyng the said Association aud directing
them the said Trustees sell public auction the property
the said Assoc son will sell public suction at the Mer
chants Exchange in " City Of NewYot, THURSDAY,
the ih day Of February next y o'clock At all and
sulsr those certain lots pieces parcels OF snd with
the building thereon erected situated lying and being in the
City Of New ok westerly side Of the sta. between
9Th and 9Th and known Of the farm Of the late
Nange Minthore deceased .os Numbers 2T and S ard
taken together bounded essy in front by lsay west
erly the BY lot number 2 said map southery BY
5hs and nohery BY lot number aS SAID map, sseh Of
ssd lots being "a IL IN breadth in front AID and N length
each side 100 feet.
Subject Of the said premises to the Butehers HIDE
and Melting Association which the lat day Of May
1866 the yearly Of $3.50 payable quarterly OH tbs
usual quarter days.
The essees all and the
property the buildings insured for 600 and
tie roli6y during the above term
Ten per tho money will be required 20 b
the sale and the balance the 9th day Of March
next AZ the Office OF CLASON ENGLISH, Counseorss al
Lag No 81 Was Now YOrI where the deed will b. ready
Tor delivery r PAIIEkSpN President.
EDWARD PHILLIPS Secretary
GEO. W. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
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pansine araoemies.
Diano- fcrtes an6 Alusir.

A LARGE and varied assortment of PIANO.
AFOkTES and MEL0DEONS, from the celebrated factories
OF T. GILBERT Co, and 5. d. h. w SMITH Boston may
b. fosnd az the Nareoos No <9 Broadway Canal
~, II. z. MATHEWS, Sole Agent.
A EOLIANS, PIANOS, HARMONIOUS and
"A MElODEONS, with improvements, for sale
rates for rent with applied purchased T COR
DON Sole Agent for Haletf Davis Co.'S uuriy aed Pianos
and Mason 4 Hsmlin's model Meloieens
EIRST PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES-Manu
Il faetsred BY STElNWAY SONS Nos "a and GO Walker.
st. near Broadway These Pianos received The pre-
niums competition with Pianos made By the cseSrsd
nsnufaetuers Of Boston Newl0rh Phiadep hs snA Rs.
more. Every Piano warranted. rriees moderate
A NEW TRIUMPH.
We have bean awarded the FIRST "A GOLD
MEDAL by u. Fair Of the American Iarlts a. ths Crystal
psisee Zoe The BEST riASOS.
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matbinerr, ST.


DOILERS for SALE.-Three Cylinder BOIL
ID FRS a inches diameter 30 feet long with two l9inch
ues each with steam drums IS inches in diameter snd feet
bib and boiler S inches diameter and IL feet LONG safety
and ebsckyslves all ia complete working order Also for sale
a set Of Van Sckless Patent SALAMANDER GRATE-bAhs
for furnace feet Ivy II, new. ApIay 70
KICKER 4 BROTHER, No. as7 Cherrys., ~ Y.
L,OR SALE.-One BEAM ENGINE, eighteen
inch Box thirtyx inch stroke, IN complete order now
running Brooklyn Can be seen b. .Pgyns b letter or
n J. Price : 600
T LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES for SALE-The
Providence and Worcester Railroad Company offer for
sale two LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, in good order and IN
ey use Wesht Of Engines 20 each with Ii BY 10 inch
CYLINDERS Drivers feet Fer further particulars
inquire Of the urdersignSd, at Providence.
JOHN B. WlNSLOW, Superintendent.
Providence Jan. 10, 1856
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Boar6 ano Rooms.


A FINE FRONT-HALL BEDROOM on the
scond door !fst sbOye the sree TO LET, No. lo76
brosdv az, neaT Sist ct
A YOUNG GERMAN who speaks sufficiently
nc Tnslsh language IL willing to give LESSONS In the
Gs,aCh and GERMAN languages and desired the
SoIthh Tor BOARD In respectable American family in
bfookiyn OF NeYork Address. Csc AR FNZMhNN care of
ofossm~n ereshers. No iss Fulton ST.. New.YOrk.
ROAkD WANTED-By Gentleman and his
VIE N ssn'ee private family who're there a-elno other
eoocN r"u posu 'os The Lady and Partial Boa-a toe
genneman Locson within 20 MINUTES walk Of the City
Hsl fsr smo1h' WI Dc paid II suited Address x
III Observation-Disclosures RIDER resprc,soI,, ,,so,,,. H.
cs and the public that he has leased the sho. Hotel ana
vii ss ready for the reception Of Visitors IN fev dsys
DOOMS to LET.-A Handsomely furnished
H PAkLOR aud BEDROOM frontins tbs second soor
70 ist 70 sisie gentleman, In private family itAst
- sA and 6b With all the modern iuprovsmsnts
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100 ACRE FARM for SALE-One hours ride
lOO by Railroad from New.York; situated high well
suited for general farming. gsdeninR labor chool has
House Barns beautiful location for village plat
COLE Chiffon, No. Is NassaGst.
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mo DAGUERREOTY PIsTs.-A RARE

II CHANCE.-For Sale, one Of the best DAGUERREo-
srY PIE FSTh ADJUSTMENTS in Charleston s. G. Said Gal
I,ry has the light in the city and Is now doing good
busDess-sn excellent opportunity for good Amorotypst
Address j. Charleston s. c. and full particulars Will be
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EOREIGN and AMERICAN PATENTS are pro-
Il cured by J. p. PRISON No Wall-st. A Pamphlet Of
information these subjects will be sent free by mad when
desired
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near Asnboy Eew-JerseySize OF the MIL 50 by 90 feet;
sed dsm and stream Of and 90 acres OF Land WI ca
change for city or Brooklyn property Inquire Of
s p. TOWNSEND, No. 81 Nsssaust
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and PRINTING-OFFICE for

IN shLEhe advertiser having advantageous proposals Tor
connecting bimsef with dairy Newspaper Offers FOR sale
COUNTRY NEWSPAPER and BOOK and JOB PRlNTiNO-
OFFJCE IL is located the peassntest towns in New
Fngisnd which there Aourshps College and wnca Is
sis M center OF large from the surrounding towns
Por information ppy to the Advertising Agency OF s. NJ PEI
srENOILL l. Co, No. I19 ksssaust.
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DIVIDEND. - Rutgers Fire Insurance Com
renv Of.e No l76 Chatham square corner Mottst-
The Board Of Directors Of this Company have declared Semi
Annual Dividend Of SIX 49, PER CENT payable on and sss
from the cath inst. to the lat February inclusive:
EDWARD Il. FELLOWS Secretary.
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Real Gstatc for 6ale.

situated IN EewJersey hours ride by railroad
depot; large timber land balance undera high state OF
cuystion has good dweng house barns and other out
buildings For particulars apply to T. Fo2D No. 81 Court
laudt.st
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ORR GOODS.

ID ING COTTON.-This new Ttreah took the Vc.d AedN
the Ps Exrostion Costs Clark snd every other maker
IL combines the uster OF silk With the strength OF nsa doe
rot knk full supply OF white esek ana al eo'0
received BY every ssea amer and for sale ~ =.
WHEELER WILSON, No. S5 broadway.
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II EASE for SALE--Of No. SO Walker st., fourth
~ door west Of Broadway For terms inquire al the Drug
store corner Of Broadway and WalkersL
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i ERTY-HOUsE and LOT a. Mount Vernon, pleasantly
situated 67x05. Inquire OF HIRAM MERRITT, NO o9
Bowery, from to 10 a. and from 70 Q p. m.
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CALISBURY COLD BLAST CHARCOAL PIG
~ iron Car Wheels and work requiring very superior
Iron-for sale by JOHN w. QUINCY, No. IS Williams
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CAVINGS BANK. - MARINERS SAVINGS
- INSTITUTION Sd-sv.. corner Of stA-st
Open 70 all easses Of persons daily from M 70 s
and 90 "WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY EVENINGS no@
ito o'clock. ..>
Interest allowed the Of per cant on sums -"
and Qndsr JACOB A. WESTEkYELrt PresiaeaS
p W. EN6s fire. yee-Prestisnt
CHAS MILES Second Vice .Pfsdasae
ISAAC T. SMITH. Secretary.
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DIR. ROSES TREATISE on CONSUMPTION.
rRfcE ToLLAR.
Address JOHNSON STEWA2T ROSE,
ISL Broadway, New York.
The postage law requires prepayment Of letters
Nv Correspondence being extensive, applicants,
nicS enclose postage. Money iseTs must be regis
b the Postuas;ers-sue letters only will he al my
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MEDICAL.
EAR a ND EYE-
Drs. LEBRUW sDr1Fno.-
OCULISIS ANJI1 ,STt1SS Tc,,I,.Sof1

-
n r. LkHSS y oaers to those Sa.Iertns f.on, -
~ alFaI remedies, which hy i;s
In nearly three thousand cases conarnr snerss
fenCLtSS have been pronounced by D-S Mr. Ibp-,
and nSeau, OF Paris. and Curtis Pitcher OF c "i H
Middle eaF They comprise different cDuI. and
rions diseases that effect the external mn, -" liz
II the dtSeESs 10 confined TO the external ''r
apparent on the htth sixth day. D Ennis: sSNts
q cure Ga eFeiH cIse, when the eas IL 1rrfsst tr,.
tlon lie has ehteen certificates frei tbos rs nFa
deN! from infancy whose hearing now aTe b,
aud they cEe nov enabled to RsH-a LsS Feorr
twenty hundred cases Of deafness hay Ger
on application. '''' s'iSe' '7ay be- sy,
IN all cases OF deafness arising from iyEdp,,io,t
eREg, or even sforsIttOa Of tle s.saeiiIr, tLl.
usually called the s'rum ~ fpEnEpRiGA;o1 oy 'HrlR'r
6Ffl1s of the iHL1 aud sI.AfSit,ia mr.
hdItoH Of NiNctSi RerE0HS GgecfORA i)olvoHs ~ tcsS.
or ullsu the disease can be traced TO Scarf, @ Dr.
touS bilious or Intermittent Fever, Coils tl me-, pas NJ.
or meteurtat niedtsneS, gatherings the ears AZ y Ha.
&s the sense can In HftlEy srey isttce he thhoNl,
Where want Of secretion is apparent the Hc7A,
notcS In the ear, Hse r1stluE of leaves rh r,, s
falling water, ringing Of bells pusa;ions W a,.ets
ter, when In stopping position sensation ia da'
of baod TO the head had taken pace rJ, "a arnh
perfectly acute where there is much uois ~ s H-1Fi<
IN duu ana cloudy weather. when coli ia. - era;e
Eibis. - SS'>itefed i.'al-
bn nGFToN, the only practitioner in tn, 1-,,,.,.
E1o practlsss the new, painless, aud '!':'
treating ail diseases TO which the eve sub,c, "a
~ oler means haze failel to nGori relief IT, ei.
such falr and Impartial trial Patients I na' All
part. -''s SCI! te a'iT
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MIsCEI. /. A NBOUs.
J. B. MARSH. MI NATSAS.
NTarshf& Wayman
WnotEsGLE AND RErAu. DeGLE4S N
BOOTS AND SHOES
J. MARSH.

d \. MARSH. NJ wATstAS-
Marshf& Wayman
BOOTS AND SHOES
t1E ms or. STAND cR J. n 1tAHsI.1
No. IS, Monroe ST.,
WIIEEItSG, VA
fSSST 1903 GRsRR, AID co's-l
tos, our eastern alSn9iassnTSrS
shoes. Pail ever Oaerel in hs market
to order seeorg to our owlrections hy tic 6st work.
the expressly FOE this trade We are nov repa-
tad With variety Of FAN Winter Goods to be
pa FL I@S or Of ~ I made IN
this c's OF any O1er Soansry - ...,.,..
Orr stock consists in part OF the following articles
50. rsirs hes. calf Ieots,
So So , hie
so Ta ssa! PE Bsass 9Ss'',
$40 pairs best ealfbregans,
a. s sbFek
SO pos Low sI Rsi Ter snSsl aaooAss.
GO pairs boys s .l,l brOgans
IS yoe'A'f liz SiB
Eoy,s goors.
S S E ssfi
$50 pals. youths, s sH' Sse,s s'o's
80 ssS liz thIsS
woNAx's WAR
go pairs w VEN an, . gatlsrs al eoloFs
900 merOcco buskias;
20U Jenny Lintls;
ISJ Slippers
NlssEs'
go morocco boots
Ealter
IS IS Fl IT
c1uLpRES's Roors.'
$40 chllren'S fancy boots;
1910 Kid aud mUr0ccO
$3.50 men's, womans and misses gum shoes of the
hest quality.
Also great VARIETY not here enumerated which will
sell either Wholesale retail ;he most accommodating
terms.
Merchants will their decided advantage TO call
before making their FAN and winter
purchases. livg MARSH & WNNNAS.
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rESTIMnNv

the uuderstgned practitioners medicine In ,,
OIL New SorS, having had occasion to uitues. ts
anu Ditten IN diseases Of te Ear aud ~ r
ing aside MI personal jealousy ami prejudice gi H.,
tsie COURSE pursued nv them in treating DISEASES Of
tended a Is well Eorthy The attention Of our ~, 40
throaghout the United States. Tlrit Sr., q;
tEeatng diseases OF the middle and Internal ,r ly
OF rs!ca;sH vnPOrs paTcuarly in chronic and co5r i
eS.s tosniS new era IN the practice Of anr. sarr
anu u!s mp Vntd which has long been felt hv ts tTt
prSst =, La ds:ase. of the ,er siom rer
enthusiastically devoted to their PROCESSION ana
Signed, ilrxsyrnn X III v,
CEO S. GRISEN, NJ d. lTORiCl W,.sioT " :, o.
:; ~ u ~ W. ~ ", Mission u. Francis II. D.
-NeIr FORK, August =, 1879.
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SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.

THE subscriber has hand manufacturing alarge
assortment OF Hats hf the latest aud most approved
styles. which b. surpassed fer liShtaes beauty and
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WILK IN, GKNTIEHEN!
TAKE pleasure !tinforinG friends and patrons and
tile citizens of Wheeling generally, That have just re-
Spring Summer stock Of Cloths, Cassimercs
vvstns, together Will; full assortment of Gents Fur
;ishing Goods
Ny stock has selected with great from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. The styles
neat and as To qualify they none, being OF the
very InEes, which prepared to make up to
notice, the lutes and most approved
style and hest manner.
a sOot fit guaranteed In all cases sale, BIS
j. II. STALLMvS, Merchant Tailor.
ap2 No. . WasInctonIiaIl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
BOOKS! BOOlfS!!

JOHN FL S II z. r. IS
B0ok aud Variety store.
I WOULD Call att-i.tlon to my large stock of
L SCHOOL BOOKS
every variety about Wheeling and sold
atrcducel prices
NIcCuney's Series Of Readers;
Esnsntary, Eclectic, Sander and Towns Spoilers;
Smiths, Green's, and Kirklam's Grammars;
Davies, Rays, Adams, Tracys aud GEecneaf's Arit
ALSO
All kinds OF Primers for children, together with assort
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Of late Standard Works.
ALsO-cap, letter and Fancy Note Papers of every xnr
ETY.; Pn and Fancy Envelopes; Pens and Pstnlders Yam
Zee Notions, Porte NonaieS aud
NIAIITES FOR 1885.
NJ stock OF blank BnoSs will naaysbc found complete
would also call attention to stock Of
WALL. PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
which cannot he surpassed In stYl AMI quality variety and
chcapness, hy any house the West.
BIvng my goods directly from the manufacturers
enabled sell at low prices Don't take my word for it, but
a and examine for yourselves before purchasing else
SlIeTc. JOHN FISHER,
app 1873 Stain ST. Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
New Spring and Summer Goods

DRESS GUOLI!S
TUST received at w Il. NOTE BROS, great variety OF
y Dress Goods. such
Fancy Dress Silks-iatest styles;
4Iorc Antique silks-lcss than the usual prices
Plain BlacS cheap;
Pr!ntsd, Plain, Plaid and Striped BerNges;
FIonncrd Dresses choice variety;
Twisted SISa and lis suCs-yery pretty;
Plain alI-wool peI.7in.s-aH shades;
Printed and Plain cIallcs-handsonle and cheap;
French, Scotch and American I41Sns-Oeautiful;
English and French Chintzes-Kood assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain PoIlns;
Plaid and Striped DlcaiiaS--a article.