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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
Evelyn Hope.
By ROBE wSlNo

By ROBERT BROWSING.
Beautiful Evelyn HOPE is dead
St and waseft b9 her side an hour
That is her book Shelf this her bed;
She plueked that piece of geranum flower
Beginning TO die too, in the glass
Little has vel been changed, | thin
The shutters arc shut, no light may pass
Save two loag rays through the hinges chink.
Sixteen wears old when she died.
Perhaps she ! al scarcely heard my name
1t was not her time TO love; beside,
Her life had many hope and aim,
Duties enough and little cares,
And now quiet, now astir
Till Gods hand beckoned unawares,
And the sweet white brow is all of her.
Is II too late, then, Evelyn Hope?
What your soul was pure and true,
The good stars met IN your horoscope,
Made yon Of spirit, he, and dew
And Just because was thrice ms old,
And our paths in the world divcrged so wide,
Each was naught to each, must be told!
We were fellow mortals, nought Sssice!
No, indeed for God above
Is great TO grant, as mighty to make,
And creates the love TO reward the love-,
claim you still, for my own loves sake!
Delayed, il may be, for more lives yet
Through worlds shall traverse not few
Much ia to learn and much to forget
Ere the time lie come for taking you.
Bat the time VIII come-at last it will
Wren. Evelyn Hope. wlai meant, shall snv,
In the lover earth, in the years long Ill,
That body and soul so pure and gay?
Why your hair amber, shall divine,
And your mouth OF your own geranium's red
And what you would do with me, in fine,
In the new life come i'll the old ones stead.
Ihave lived, shall say, so much since then
Given up myself SO many times,
Gained ire the gains of various men,
Ransacked the age, spoiled the climes
Yet one thing, one, in my souls full scope,
Either missed, or itself missed me
And want and find you, Evelyn Hope!
What is the issue? lct us see!
loved you, Evelyn, alF the while;
My heart seemed full as it could hold
There was place and TO spare for the frank young
smile
And the red young mouth and TIE hairs young
gold.
So, hush-I viii give You this leaf to keep
See, shut ii inside that sweet cold hand
There, that is our secret. 90 10 sleep;
You will wake, and remember, and understand
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
correspondence ofthe Chicago Tribune.
Kansas Matters.
LHAvxyNwoRrn. Kanl


have waited patiently to hear how things have
turned. Peace was declared about the 10th of De-
Cember by Gov Shannon issuing his order that
the Kansas Militia Mssosr bainl!ttij should he dia
banded Tie treaty ot peace was, as have learned
from alihegiic sources that the citizens "a Lawrence
would allow and assist IN arresting any prisoner to
be arrested by proper officer, and with legal pro-
cess, provided the prisoner h" tried betirc United
States Court but Thai nothing in their articles shall
be construed that tie people of Douglass Co.,
press any opinion regards the validity of the law
passed by the k,.iis4e Legislature. Aud further,
that tie Governor Ia every future emergency, would
sOlciy rc!y hpon the citizens of Kansas Territory
10 enforce tho law, and iat he would use his inhu-
ence To secure to lac citizens of Douglass county in
dcaIIlc AXIOM for all losses sustained by them by the
inv asiuii. The Governor ID sud TO nave oxpresset
himself quite oei, that lac had ille tue statoiponts
OF the falsely represented 10 iiIa Fhat he alb
jurcd the MlssouTisAs, mud would pay none of the
expenses they had incurred That the corn, potatoes,
provisions, hay &c that had been stolei, from tho
citzens Of Douglass county, by The Missourians, he
would endeavor ,oi,ay paid for. But the provisions
thu they had purchased from c;tizens. Indians,
having given oi,!er on him FIR pay, aud then recei-
wing the same, Le would nnt pay.
lie then appointed G. Robinson, rnajor general,
and James Lane. brigadier general, both of these
It will bc seen were active ard: deficient nicIi.
bcrs Of the Topeka ycntiOn and IN ade many lea.
appointments, giving them full power to act in.
all future emergencies they might deem proper.
The prisoners then rcleascd, the forces wcro
dsbanded, ind The Missouri BoeIo.ers greatly dis
blessed.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
THE WORKS or Moan WEBSTER. ISIS

THE WORKS or Moan WEBSTER. 1t is sup
posed that with ;he exception Of the Bible, the
photographic works of Noah We bster, a.lvo' the
largest circulation of any books in the Enclisfs
language. Nearly twelve hundred thousand cop
les ST Wcbster's Spelling Book was sold by one
rm in this city last year, and it is estimated that
more than ten times as many are sold OF web
ster's Dictionaries as Of any other series in this
country Four iifths of all lie school socks pub
lished in the United States are said 20 own Web
ster as their standard The State of New York
has placed 10000 copies OF Webster's unabrid-
ged in as many Of her public schools, Massachu-
sctts has IN like manner supplied 324s Of her
schools. and Wisconsin and New Jersey have
providcd.for all their schoo.s.-N. J. Com IA.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
To BE CDNTNUED. ]

A SPUNKy I1DrTOR.-Thc editor Of the jack
son Citizen gets mad once in v lille, just rs any
decent newspaper editor will eometimes aud
when he does he speaks" right eat in mce:in. :
Recently two subscribers stopped their papers
but dida'i pay up the balance which they owed
rs any-honest man would have done. Where
upon he assures them he will send the paper till
Il amounts 10 p couple OF dollars and then sue
the account lie lnoEsiizes as follows:
This miserable, measly method of cheating
The printer out of Jew sh.lings OF dollars by
sending papers back refused won't go dow Il
any longer. Every man who tries the game on
US hereafter we shall walk up to the snubb;ng
post with a summons, If he is good, if not wc
shall publish him rs u rascal and invite him to
call al orr efiec and give us thrashing if he
dare.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
EIRs. POMEROY,

DRESS MAKER-Would, re-
Spactln " IA ,yi;i. he LaleS OF helosha ana VT
emily. "a, SIC aas npcaca her rooms on Main s.
yttre-tfy err ne Posi- Office, where size intends
~ carry Cd Esross Making in all its various
branches. Ia lie mo. FGsa onaole and approved
st.ic4 81 Fashion rece wed monthly from PHI
ladciT;a ID d rams aiit tissue form Nv" OK
three App eatecs takeil,
Z khnfH Aa.tIav u. lSI9. n4Sd
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

FuR TIE GiRLs.-Sieu who arc ysurtm hav-
lug, want women sor their wives. a snndle Of
gesg ga,sS, bound with STING of fats and qua
pcrs,.sgrinkled with cologne AID set in a carmine
saucer-flS is 40 help Tor man who expects
to raise family of boy and girls on vegetables
bread and meat
The piano and lace frame are good in their
places, and so are ribbons, frlis and sinsel; but
you cannot make dinner Of the former. nor
bed blanket Of the latter. And as awful as the
idea may seem 10 you. both dinner and bed blsJ.,
kets are necessaT. TO domestic happiness, Life
has its realities well as iancies; L,t you make
il all matter OF decoration-remembering the
the tassels but forgetting tie hedstead. Sup
pose young man OF goodlsense, and of course
good prospects, to be qaiing for wife, what
chance have xal To- be choseuf You may cap.
him, or trap him, or catch him; but how much
better to make it ais object for him to catch you.
Render yourself worthy of catching, and you
will need no slIrewd mother managing broth
ers TO help you find = market.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

GIGANTIC TREEs.-There is small district in the
Sierra Nevada, California, where n certain species
Of trees srow!to 800 $50, and even $50 f. in hcighth
and measure fom % To l25 feet in circumference.
The Country Gentleman gives n description of one,
and adds, that if sandlug in the Niagara chasm at
Suspension bridge It would tower 300 feet above the
top ui the bridge if placed Ia broadway, New York,
AT te head of Wall street it would ovcrtop Trinity
steeplc by one hundred and sixty fec, aud would he
two .isndEed and thirty feet higher han Bunker Iil
Monument, Boston; two hundred and caty
above ashingtnn Monument Baltimore. Iicuf up
for fuel twoud make at least three Thousand cords.
or as much as would be yielded by sixty acres OF
good wood land If sawed into inch boards II would
yield about three nilliDn feet and furnish enough
three inch plank FOR thirty miles OF plank road. This
will do for the product of little seed less in size
than grain 0i wheat.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

You might as well try to stop water from run
niny down the Niagara Falls, as TO keep the
people from running to the stores and shops of
those traders who avail themselves Of The prin-
tins, press to let the world know what tley
have got or do aud where they arc
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
T. q. FsH8BHLG.,

EsUR ANGELIC is agent FOR vni o"S Pa,,i aI
IF nnHoubca credit, aud is prepared TO ISSUE non
cies on Life and Property, on favorable terms
a..S- 60. n .nHfinoIna,ltS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
J. u. PHELPS,

STOVES AND .HARDWAEE-ltyserE varety q, Of
.,tnvc3 90 cod material and manufacture for sale
-,'ie Shoe. H. III, nd Copper Manutactory. Cutie
nv IA .Te wo.k, &c. &c. ior sale. See advertise
g $3.50, Va - Main street.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

HAVING, HAIR CUTTING, AND BATHING
S4ELfBrN-Oq92Si{s CHy H0,rl, Main 81, Ke-
Rrsta rs - tT.ir Dyes, ReStoratves, Perfu-
,.4ry and Shaving Soaps Sept constantly on hand
and for ec-ta. ~ Old Razoas sLarpeaed aad re,
gu 1Ylfvr5.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

DRUGS. Melc'lct, O i, Ptnls pcrfamory Fancy
Aztec. al kinds us Iaont Medicines, and an ex
ec.ca. asser,m,u, al every article Kept IN e''"o
Esh!noa ~ th'gciiar7cer.
II Atv-~r. EENC+HA. WIS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

Pork PscRISG FOR AXLE BoxEss-Sult pork i
coming into quite extensive packing Tor car
axles boxes l. is highly spoken OF by car masters
on roads IN OHIO, where, believe the application
was first made a slice of salt pork sappied to the
bottom aud another against the end of journal, aid
we are told that the box will run for months before
the 70; becomes eli fre3,cus
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

- A modern philosopher, taking the motion
of the earth on IFS axis ut seventeen miles Sec
ond. SAYS that if you take Oh your hat to bow 10
a friend, Won 90 seventeen miles bare headed
without talk ing cold.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

The depth to which volcanoes penetrate has been
approximately estimated, upon good data, and found
no! To exceed seven or eight miles and whilst the
erupted matters are derived solely from materials
that do not exceed twenty live times that OF water,
inals follow that for far below the volcanic sour
ces, the density OF the compounds must ct least be
10 times that of water
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

SICKNESS AMONG HoRSEs-A new disease is quite
prevalent among horses in this vicinity, which battles
the skill of the best veterinary physicians. Wenow
learn that the same distempcr is prevailing 70
alarming extent among the horses M city stables
many nine valuable animals having been affect
el at time. \ day or two since one noble horse
owned by the city, and valued at $500, died of
ulso fallen victims They are first taken with en-
tire loss of appetite followed by excessive tremor
and weakness. Several valuable horses have died
elsewhere in this vicinity, from the disease,
within the past few days-PostoR journal
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

EEwARps or MECHANICAL GCNIus.-lt is stated
in the Scientific American that the right to portion
of Wards Patent Single Machine sold ecent
" for S35 GOO. a portion of RoIcrtsons Sewing Ma
chine has also lcen sold for So, eco Th is in
vcntiun which can lie carried i'll the pocket and will
enable seamslcss to do in day the ordinary la
Dor OF week. Machines of this kind are Gbuut to
bc constructed in New Haven, Conn, by the Messrs.
Jerome AT $40 each; tho manufacturers now CON
structing The machinery and expect to sell orders in
J.:nuErv lt0we's patent sewing machine yields. il
is said, $j0 900 for license TO it, and Singers Ma;
chine puts So 600 into the pockets of IT'S owi crs.
Rights to the % Corn Planter have tetlt sold
to the amount ii $40 Gee, ClaIk's Patent Pump sold
fuy $50 900. portion of right to an appe-paring
machine $4,000 Cgeamer's patent Ger brdke, $500,
coo Such rewards as these for American inventions
mc certainly stimulating to mechanical genius ard
Inc only wonder is thai there not ten mechanical
inventions where one now exists; whee there IS ST.
wide field for its exercise in almost every depart
mcnt ct business
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

Yankee down east has invented machine
for corking up daylight, which will eventually
supercede gas. lie covers the interior of a
-four barrel with shoemaker's wax, holds it open
70 the sun, then suddenly heads up the barrel.
The light sticks 10 the wax, and at night can boz
cut out and sold in ''iots' TO suit purchasers.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
JOSIAH BOND.

ATTORNEY nj Law, and Pension and Bounty Land
AGENT Fsapeat also forscveral Of tho best eastern
Insurance Companies ~ See advertisements
u:}9vl5 vi
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

BOOTS. Shoes, LeatEer, Findings &c livery va
r,.y OF cvc-v ar e e perte ming to their bus;iiess
mn he had Of them nj lc lowest prices. Custom
vJ3tis to or,lcr leatho, Tor sale. Hides bought,
&c. sc. See dverjisomcats,
Main rect.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

NEBRASKA Observation-Disclosures dates
of tie 18th ar received The Legislature met
OH the 18th. Il. K. johnson was elected pre-
sidcnt of the Council. The House met on the
same day and elected =. &. Sullivan, Speaker,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

MILLINERY-W shes luf,rn 'Ge Lldlcs ct nc
n,,ha aal suraa4lu, country thai size has on
hand and is cngs5an y receiving the latest Styles 81
Esonnctw. Esihaon~, and millinery Goods,
g. terlilv wi;cu snc VII sell at reasonable prices
AZ iaIs ot Bnuue-s bicacAci, pressed and hui IA
...!cr IA shart ua1.rc tv new, cNpc,it:"ue, aud
z~nt,lv improve mc.Nn1 Sore Bonne's lined and
sr.luuie a. 81 IA s. pr.cc. - u
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
DR.. RAUCii,
WlNSOR g. ENGLISH,
Maaaf1efnrcr 7tl Dealers


SADDLES ARNEs SIS, &C.,
1IAIN 81. opposite the city Hotel
ID E3S.eE.S'TCEEsS.S announce To Tic pubic of
b y keaosha aud TIE II ,nIar Counties, that tGcy
have rec xcd the r Fail and Wtnter supply Of
"a sadaiery, Harness Einding~,
-(sM Ne, and are now prepared 10 man
asssss<3sA ufucrusc 10 order, short notice,
EytSt " Ill articles N their line of business.
~%sfs'tS ~ TLcig experience Ia the business,
enables them 10 say confidently, that they viii war
rsnt thet, work 70 give Satisfaction.
They csc tlouo bat the best materials, and employ
none CNpc.ioueod wotkmea. Eve variety of
Harness, from the GelI, aisy and ornamental to the
heaviest ios drought and tanA week, can be furnished
10 order.
TrnnkS, Va'ises, Ac., always on hand or man
ufaCturcd 10 order.
Carriage Trimming neatly and well done ut all
times aud la any style salt the tastes of their
toners. - In short, they are bound to conduct
the business, in all its branches, in such man
nor as 70 ensure the custom and patronage of oil who
require aay hiagip their line. Prices to suit the times
fHOS- ENGLISH .-.-- TX u. NlNSOR
Ecn,sIa nrt 1919 Ilvl3
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

ESGLIsH SCHOOL TEACHING" Cooks Quarto
Geography" recently published in London-a gen
tleman Of considerable prcteusions-gives val
liable information to" Young England" in regard TO
this country In teaches that in the isle of Orleans
at the mouth of the Mississippi, is the town of New
Orlvans, the capital Of Louisiana" The young men
of Virginia gamblers, fighters and horse jock eys.
Tier passion for these diversions, not only human
ly bnrbarous, but beneath the dignity of man of
sense, is predominant that they even advertise
their matches in tic public papers." But of New
tenon and want OF acquaintance with mankind, ma
ny Of the people have accustomed themselves to pc
cul0r phrases aud to pronounce certain words in 4
drawing manner The people Of Maine, " accord
ing to appearances. are wret"led in the extreme:
Their chief pr0|5ioris diry dark colored rye meal,
and il they use any meat il is account of proven
ting ,l.er sheep from becoming more numerous than
they DESIRE rather than for the pleasure OF good
meal Their commoa beverage is grog or a mixture
of rum and whiskey with wafer This staie tNasSa
chusetts is the only in which there slaves"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

CAUSE AND EFFECT.-rhe Empress Eugenia ex-
poets to present the French nation with heir TO the
tirone So thelades ofthe French Court wear hoops;
50 the French.a0at ton wear hoops; ssths American
hides wear hoops. Ii is to be hoped they viii enjoy
This coErsa5egt and grand contour until the event
takes place when the ladies of the French Court
will sa6stdc the ladies of the French haat ton viii
,ubsiae and the American ladies win sm6sids
TEyenins- Post
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
>. 3. PETTET,

LAWYER--gsS Office, KExosHA CRY, Wis. Re
sidence WILLOW Brook FARM, Snmers !. 9 Sc
psyat T1tpyoccd aud UnimProSed Farms for sale.
nj VIC. .lE
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

wELL-UsED SERMoN.--A correspondent of the
Athenocum relates that having the late Thanks
giving Sunday morning been annoyed by nonscn
sccl sermon ii his parish church, he sought in
the evening for improved spiritual food in ilie church
of the Adjoining parish There in due time, to his
horror and aTnazemsnt, he relleard the same text ri
vea CUT and was condemned TO sit through tile same
identified sermon, word for word delivered over again
-, another clergyman. He was at first inclined to
believe thai Us was mere evidence of good UNI
derstandjng between the cl.gate of one parish and
the rector of anothcr-a proof of kina inter com
MONACO between these reverend worthless, by which
set of sermons was made TO do duty for two pa
rishes. But CHANGING tLe following morning, to take
up one OF the clerical newspapers, his attention
attracted by the following advertisement: 'To the
Clergy SEBAsToPoL--Sermons ready for Sunday
next being the day apo MED for offering up prayer
and Thanksgiving Tor the capture Of Sobastopol"
Curiosity prompted tho correspondent TO expend
na,. crown in the purchase of enc of these ready
made eeclesiaGtical articles. On looking at it he
found that it was nicely Monsieur Tonson come
ogain-the very Identical prosy thing, without
religion patriotism that he had twice been entrap-
ped into listening to on the day before.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

Attorneys and Cpunse!iors at Law and Solicitors III
Chancery win attend faithfully TO all business en-
trusted 10 them.
- Ejkho.a, Wal,rorth Comfy, IFlsee'ssan.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

I 4 )
E4adieS of ENcHoSha. please Take ,Nsticc
AIRS McDERMOTr has Just received her FsH
WI aai! WI" ter stock Of Goods and will be reeeiy-
ng weekly Her stuo5 consists of large and va
pied as5ortmcnt OF ~ntin. silk Velvet, lawn
Tuscan u straw KSon4scts> Nels, Ladies Dress
Caps, large aud Nell selected stock of Ribbons
scents Neck Ties, Collars Sc with Many other ar
Mrs NJ iiq'gcss hrcscf tia, her long experience
VIII enable her to make such selections in her line
a viii pla1se her humorous customers, and iasure
their continued patronage. She will sell her goods
rs chcasas possible and ut rates that will insure
their snesslv disposal Call aud satisfy yourselves
an his point fl5-tfi
heAosha. Sept q, 1s55
KIM Toas COAL, just received aud 70
0CU Sale hv .
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
sTxyAmgs Eg. REDD,
GEORGE ". pAY.

ANGRAYER-On Wood and every kind of Metal
aa MAIN ST.s......... .kENosHA, MS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

$50. 10. -. Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
EATS a. ND GA PS.


w ;fai assornentS Hats Gaps ever brought 70
this e the most that could be made the
IL eoaiprises in part the following kinds: II
Genfs MOI Sk Moleskn Hats, light and elastic, made BY
ths best East and In strict accordance with
Know Nothing and Wide Hats black soft
Wool Hats Of every color, q9,aIl lily Anapr:ee
Caps OF every description the most recent styles
The Nevada. Know So.ng, Pyrcnese, Pyramid,
Caps and al other kinds In abundance, which viii be sold
lover than Goods Of these kinds oEere Before
chdryus Hats Caps Of Al kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses IN New York
An Persoss are most "a y s 81,
anime nasnecent Stock OF Goods before
a We feel eonnaea tat can please ths mos,
SsthlnS Vim be wanting psr. ss seeeaso-
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs
II you wish anything IN the Of HAS Caps give
rs CALL as We vim guarantees that viii goods
low they be got any where this aide Of Philadelphia
and on the most favorable terms.
-1yI g. n. HARPER 4 SOW.
HAVE you Dyspepsia. use TRASAE's sLTxIR
are on bald headed Use WOODS HAIR RssroRATfvF
Do yoS Eans rood iin@sn; use E9RsHAs BALM
90 70 the Bridge Corner Drug Store. go
CONCENTRATED LYH. si7574 = ~ -
OIL - '-'4s = 'tsi a's s.f1''ilAi SAhilSS'
sgs i Gun ssEssT
Shoulder BElee Port Monn.le
Supporter Balm OF a Thousand Flowers
Bandsge syringe or
Belt Fine sponge SO
Hclloysy's pills and ointment ,-G-s -
Bakers God Liver OIL
BoeIhAv.'s Holland Bitters
lIoofland's German Bltters
For sale By 7. Il. LOGAN q CO.
Z m Corn fHx
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-05

,,,,,,, SsufH ma siIVcF Wntchc4
FINE assortment Of Railway Time Ksefers md ~, =
= Kinds OF Watches In Gold and Silver IFuntinz u
&c and D. B. cases for sale very low and ver s :,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-05
MIsCEI4L ANXIOUS.

C,1GARsi cIGARsii-
w. 1910 GIT Cigars:
60O0 Princados CiSars; ~ t;3s Ht4.
1900 Apollo ..
1000 ri Dorado
5000 washinston Monument Cigars;
1000 Havana zlid
5000 Della Cruz Principe
5000 ReEaiIa 80
90 boxes ID Lump Tobacco; 't,
Just received and for sale by tfai
9oc9t yyN IAUAruTIS