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For ,hE En2fiS5,

For The Cn9fiT7.
4 CaMpAihN SONG. =,
L .esfs!iy djtcatst 10 he Dt": ccoH- dHf C!"'
or hr | H:'R.
BIZ W. DKC,Hr'.
Ar-NrsMs Hymn.
q On, 70 CORY, son~u f Freedom!
C.sarl thu stars aud stripes "''r- hore'
F. b.nn.r by your grand 's're- K'''"'
N,'s Or trail i The dasi ~ d"ys "i yore.
Snail rsorean, nord-s, d-s;ruc'inu brewing,
S,.lI cleric sect. Or midnight Clan,
Srrsd derry discoIG through the land,
W,,,r truIh and Justice lie M RUM
Biz" up. rise W, We brave
On, IN. to victory.
Ri.- up. with might your banner wave,
For God and Liberty!
Tie var cloud now DER Kansas gathers,
Which treaoh'rous hand. cnnspire to roll:
T, iu'y thon. a. did your fathers,
Wlluss names stauu forth nn Freedom's soroll!
Add shall We f%slter-shall we fear,
Wi;ls base, fanatic, lswless men.
From sacred desk, with h-llish mien,
Sr.kr dawn this boon from heaven 20 dear'
Rise up, rise up, ye braye}
'Rise up, with might your oenner "'''
For God and Lterty!
Hawk bark the dread alarum pesi%s;
AMI ruthless foes, mans rights oisua'n'
.At I bsrty fierce volleys pouring,
Til Yrssdom shrieks in Heavens name.
Win hsuts corrupt, and thirst Tor blood;
With torch and trump. and wicked Stride
This .Rifs go.pe!" BY their side'
Th,y d.s.cra;e Gods house and word!
Rise up. rise up, 70 brave;
On, on, TO victory!
Riso up. with might your banner wave,
For God and Liberty!
Oh f.ire,t land Of all the earth!
by frssrsn prizsd-by patriots won!
Can VIZ forget thy nsme-,hy WORTH
fhe iand-the home Of Washington
No! BY the stars which stud the heaven.
Ty all OF earth that man holds dear,
Toe Flag OF Freedom shall wave here,
Tia. banner By our grandsir.s given!
Rse up, rise up, ye brsvei
On, on, to victory!
Bic up. with might your banner wave,
For God and Liberty.
wILLssuRs, Va, July "a. 1886.
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN ESSEX

AT q meeting of the Democratic party vi Es.ex
county, held at Tappahaunock, on Monday, the 2lst
Of July, 1856, DR.. Edward l.. Wright WAS called TO
rl. Chair, and Thomas w. Lewis appointed Secreta-
ry.
Mr.. David A. Wright then offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Democratic party of Essex cor.
daily ratiies the nomination OF James buchanan OF
Pennsylvania for the Presidency, and Of John Z.
Breckenridge Of Kentucky for the Vice Presidency
of the United States, and recommend them TO their
fellow. citizens Of the South, as the only men who can
defeat Black RepubhcanIsm, and save the Constltu'
ton and The Union.
Resolved, That VIC deplore the death Of our late
representative, the Hon. Thomas IL. Bayly, and 10
mcnt the loss to his country, of his eminent talentt
and matured experience, aud We tender to bis family
our sincere confidence.
Resolved, That We recommend to our democratic
brethren in this Congressional district, TO hold a Con
vrntiun at Old Point Comfort, ON "Wednesday, the
2Dth day of August next, TO nominate q candidate t"
ill the vacancy occasioned by the death of our late
representative, and respectfully request their concur
renee in this recommendation.
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint five dele.
gates from each election district, TO represent this
county in the propOsed Convention, whereupou the
Chairman appointed
DIsTRIcrN No. l.-B r Baird, r l. Pendleton, Jas
Clark. WIN Blackburn and Samuel Dishu1sn.
DISTRICT No. DIR Jno J Wright, Geo w Up
shaw, j NJ Garue,t, DR. James II Latane and lnos
VI Burke. ..,.
DlSTRlCT ~ y D. ~ FIlSHli " IL '''N'tt
Jr., DR. VIM j Harlow, DR. VIM Latane and Joseph }
u0uldnan.
DISTRICT No. i.-George + Ramsey, James x
Wright, 5 W Y Muse, ) w Mitchell aud John L
Boughton.
DIsrKIcr No. Seen r J Muse, r p Fauntle.
roy, Juo II Wilson, VIM X lIoskius aud DR. Thomas
p Eubank. ,
On motion the Chairman and Secretary were added
to the list Of delegates.
On motion, the Chairman appointed a Committee
of ak for each election district, to act as a Committee
Of Vigilance for this county, in the Presidential CAIN
paign, al follows:
DIsrRIcr No. l.-B r Baird. w w Dishman, DR.
4 Is Williams, RI Peudlstop, VIM Blackburn, SAM
Danhaln.
DIsrRIcT No. 2.-Edward Powers, Edward Wright,
Dr. Alsernon S Gsrust., Lowry Elliott, A K Rowzee,
VIM Lathom.
DISTRICT Po. 3-John Halle, j T Hoskins, VIM
Wright, II w La,ane, Jr., B Z Wright.
DISTRICT No. +.-Evan Rice, Peter Campbell, w
Tribe, Moses Q Num-, James II Mitchell, c q
Smith.
DrrRrcT No. 5.-Thomas j Hundley, DR. j NJ
| Uundlry, Geo Street, Peter 4 Sew ard.
Resolved, Tha, the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Richmond Enquirer and Richmond
Examiner
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
L. l.. Chm.
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY 70

aNATIEG removed to Richmond. ! oTer for sale, Z
NE. Farm iy!ns in tho county Of Charles City. 2 10
miles from tle James Riscr, and ~ niles from tho c:!
nuaG. IN! containing $40 ACRES about one halt cie'
81 producing well hni rapidly Improving, under the =
Of lia., clover, ylas.er &c. There 10 q good Durllin: !"
all necessary ourn0use,, yearly new. Al,rrrn sx,Ds
Harden anil urcha:d. The Farm Could be very cot'
E:cnlIy divided .a'o;wo. 81" c6n'aiainG 800, Gnd tho "!
.;G acres. tcrsyn. visiting 10 ~pvrcnssc 4 Farm IN
mos, productive m.!r1p:;ly iup!"s'as portion Of srs'.
would 30 well 20 Gsamiw' ;n.- property, AZ l An o'sf'
Il, sci, ON IpcIn. and accommodating terms.
Thc over.e.-, OF tn brpthor living nnioining' VILE
IN, Farm 20 a,.y cue wishing 10 PURCHASE.
" Addr,.s DIR. o a. CRENSHA";
L,,.J-c,r pox M. 374. Richnor:. "a
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VOTE az TuE EXPULSION.

There we're thirteen votes from tho Free Slater
against the resolution TO c1pel Hon. p. 5. Brooks. nj
Dcnocrafs, with the slugia ryrep,ion Of John Sc';'
HARRISON. OF Ohio, d son Of Gsp. Harrison, aud for.
:nrr!y Of Virginia!
With the same single exception, crcry Northern
supporter of NJ. Fillmore r0cd for er2eNtnS.
The OGly man from he South who d~lsgraced himself
by voting the same way was another Fllmorcne-
Hoffman, Of Maryland.
Here is another sign" to be added to the long line nj.
ready on record, for those TO overlook who WILL stiH
hug The G,lqsion that Northern Democrats, as Il gen.
ernl thing. are not more friendly 10 Southern right
than any other class of Northern msn.-lIpytheriNe
y, 1-,r1o
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REACTION.

Every one who is posted in Norfolk politics, must
nercsivs the REACTION tina, ha. commenced In favor
Of ofBuch,nan, in our good city, since &c ' Ri. assembling rot of
~ - ~ 800 did itself. II tried to sell the Wing
Uar,s nf virginia to Know NOTTINGHAM, but the great
pm! 81 ,bnt marty will not be sold The appointment
t ~ RI. Fillmore * Postmaster Of this CITY rs one Of
the Vice Presidents, was a fatal ,ni.tskei-he vast
~ identified it'll Know Nottingham in the laat
Virg;ni. gubernatorial election to pass for an old Ii.
y,rfnk Hrr4ld.
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4 VALUABLE PLANTATION IN GREENE
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPEl
ny RtlH Sal l.

4 WILL sell privately rIy Farm. Chamher Mills C
q thinning 6'0 acres o: land, With n good Dwelling 4;
Store House, and all necessary out houses, aud 8 az.
Manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill, situated in tho cou:'
OF buckingham, on Slate River, "a nsvigablr stream
miles cast ui the Court House. and i2 miles from Jazz
River. $50 acres src cleared, md the balance in VIC,
land, well rirIbered. II is a fine stand for merchandise
and the Mills, with the store aud dwelling, can be %
separately from the Farm, II purchasers desire IT,.
'Terms accommodating. Address the subscribeI
Chn:nh"r- Mills, r. o., Buckingham County. Va.
lime ~ eff GENRGE IIIA NRFRs
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Z on THE STUMP

On Monday i8st, Cnurt.day, We had a visit from
Sir Smart, the quondsn champion Of Whiggery and
:hr Row oracle OF Know nottingham in the Slate. Mr..
Stuart wGo bore, as bo stated. on solely individual
srnr.unt, by Invitation Of friends. His speech, candor
C"np-ls us 10 say, was, compared with some of his
&c ,rfo % former occasioas, rather lame, and certainly
in y ,ativs. Apart from its frequent e~ulogiums on Mr..
F.l.nure, expressed with feeling aud eloquence, about
IT. .um aud substance wa a rehash of the charges Of
Federsiis'n and Whlggery against Mr.. Buchanan
cu1rges which fell as 'stsie aud Hat on the auditory,
~ tt-y were "unpro6table 10 tho orator and his cause.
I ID riSnitcsn, inquiry Of a German friend, whether
y III was not ouco \ prosecutor, may show this TEN.
j.': ~ which the proof documentary OF Mr.. Stuart
~, received. He labored with praiseworthy Seal,
r!.D unto sweat and 90 We contrast the object of his
,TJri aud tbs result accomplished, We are forcibly
70 nicied Of tho mountain in labor, aud the birth Of q
:u1uSe.
Nj. skinner, Of Stanton, followed Ia reply. His
!aInsrkx, from the lateuess Of the hour wers necessa.
-iiy oriof, but spi.i,ed. abls and most happily peril.
n-l!t. lie allowed the beautiful consistency Of Mr..
S'nart In bis very pathetic appeal to the Democracy
1, Disregard party ties, by holding lam up as q mem.
Der ora party whoss sanction Of Allegiance was an
oath! BE very Justly charged him with neglectiny
sa..snt, vial points Vt the day, and wasting words
gtoo, old and sfete questions, consigned by genera
cuus. at. 10 the tomb Of the Capulets. But We do moi
" ,an 70 sketch . report. On the defensive, through,
ont, his rstorts we're pungent and telling. He took ID.
oFsnsivs sl.c, aud carried the war into Africa, show
ipl: mp especially the beauties Of the 18th Section pro
oeediags, snd the utter lack of Just claim to national
ity. on tae part Of tho Philsdelphia Convention. Dis
Gu sion, WHO Mr.. Skinner, Is evidently as the keel
Uenscns blade-a Richard in debate would only b
atisnaa watby Of bis steel. The Democracy hav,
c,as. for graduation 10 the proceedings OF Mondsy
iGSs.aIAsrs EsSistr.
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DIED.

DIED, on the 2s,h int, at the residence Of his father
On the Wetthsm Plank Road, (ar,t toll gats,) JAMES ?.
THACKER, only son of William A. Thicker, Ia the 22d
year Of his age.
DIED, on Saturday, the 2eh inst, Mrs MARGARET
WATT, reBc Of Geo. Wsrs, doc d, In the sod year Of he1
Blessed us the dead .hs. die in Too I.nsd."
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STILL MORE FOR stLE,

OFFER Tor Gala the Farm on which retN
q containing SEVEN HUNDRED GRE Il !ie
Of the ber, improved iurns in tic county Of Culpsp
The are new, convenient and handsome
les within six miles OF tho Orange and Alexandra II
road, and wiin!u three Of the Plank road to PrcIci!s
hurs The present crop of wheat will amount 20 M
500 bushels. am wi!li.:g 10 take q par, or the u
Gr3n7ti n servants, wh!ch van, for my otoa use.
My Depo. snd p~os,.oncs i. Brady Station, CulPsi
County, Va.
July 4-c4w JEREMIAH MORTO
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THE EXPLOSION on BOARD THE EN-
v state.

BosroS, July G.-Thres more Of the sufferers oy
tho explosion on board the steamer Empire State have
died, making fourteen deaths in all. OF the eleven
others injured. It il thought nearly Ill will recover.
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d SALE,

A VALUABLE ESTATE IN ROANOKE co6"TTEN
RAIL ROAD.
MOT having effected a public Gale Of that ,I p%. i,
e.,.,s advertised 10 be sold on The l9th JUNE,
now Offer il a, private sale, either IN whole ., I
sucn terms Is will doubles, insure o respectful!
omlS,sd 70 view the came. Tha: portion 4 and IS 4
ts;ps iI57 acres, Of which 800 are e.f tiirn5er-mo.'lj
s sp,. !. oncinsl growth, with much = an me land, ~ora j
dnes, tobacco lands. The ~ S.1o,. Will nearly pay 90
land. y.rI.nshan o. Alfred n II
die subscriber, a, RiohmG'd' FLEMING tASf7
lcus I-llm
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REMOVAL or GOV. SHA NNON-APPOlNT
NENT OF HIS SUCCESSOR.

WAesisG roS, July Is -The President has nomi-
rass! 10 ths Senate Col. john w. Geary, Of Pennsyl
vu!ia, 10 DO Governor Of Kansas, Ia place Of Wilson
SEa..cs, removed. Col. 9eary 10 little less than 10
,earS OF Rys, and ha, held high civil and military
DE ;;"is. He was born in Pennsylvania; graduated
Il: :, T,rsoa College in tast State was for many years
ao,"l! eagiaeer; was selected 10 DO Colonel Of the Sec
ouJ Pennsylvania regiment in tae Mexican war, where
ls distinguished himself by great bravery and mill.
IA = ~k:,ii ives appointed by President Polk, in 1913,
t. ...ored TO California rs Postmaster VI San Fran
c,s,,, With the extraordinary commission to arrange
Ins possal matters Vi that State; was appointed by
G.aosa! Riley 10 Do a Judge, or Alcade, III aud for the
d..:rio, OF san Eranc,sco, with the power to organize
nni establish = police force for that city; and was
a r!.y charter, and was appointed by the State Legis.
ln:ars as q member Of the Board uf Commissioner.
i.r :he funded dsbt. He 10 represented as admirably
i, I'd for tho wise discharge OF the duties Of the ot6c.
~ waSb the President Ia. appointed hun.
T:nr or ! SLAVE TO rae SoKrH.-Messrs
E,sl.nd h brothers, Of Norfolk, Virginia. own q
s!,vu. james Wiley, whom they permitted som,
Ic:aias since 70 take 9 trip to the NORTH to tee me ca
riu.it,os. Tnsy not only gave him . permit to TAX
passage 10 the Now York stsaner from Norfolk, bu
also gave him she necessary funds 10 bear bis ex
l,,r-sr. lie visited Falmouth, Fol River. New
. ]dinrj, aud suudry other abolition towns III Massa
Gu 'u:t-, aud on Saturday last returned home, VII
pa,..ieipais spI Dsl.hnore. The Norfolk Arga
tsys,
When jim TOR this is bis fan,iar name, was IL
Now Bodfors no met several fugiiivss whom be 70
rosrissa &c frc,rr slaves In Norfolk. They. suppo
ri * hs had runsNay, received him With down cas-
Looks, aud assured h.rn that hs had come to the wrops
pare, aud rsnark,ns the: they wore "making OFT
iery poorly, having u lsLcr very hard aud get bu
,.n ~ paid In rsturn' they expressed great dissatis
~i.rti,, d. tho treatment they Received a, the hauds u
,hs,r aoo i,ioa friends. jim toll them that he hsc
net ruuswsy, tibet DO was only on u visi. and woult
r,,u.i 10 Norfdk 10 . lew days. At several Of ,hes,
,,,xns IN Massachusetts he wa importaned by tb
sb.rrrnnis,s 10 rumaip, assuring him tina, he was thel
r.r., .l.u, be declined their kind offers, dnd nssurea
ts.m ina, ruch freedom a. q black man enjoyed witt
,bs,n had ~ chsrms for him-he VASTLY preferred th
slavery of Eerle!k, accompanied WIN 40 aounosne
enI ,y,i tosm a. home TO all the freedom shss Masss
o.usoIu upold tepdsr hko.
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d, THE KANSAS CAUSE-CoL. bItonO'
Tie CAUSE to which tho following cards relate, nte's
no word Of commentator among sValheru people,
The necessity of instant and adequate pfep's''A ~
repel the attempt 10 aOolitionizs Kansas "na u
clude the South from it's enjoyment IS 80 o'''ou N,r
90 urgent. tina: no man amongst US can uho
hesitate to yield to it's influence. Col ou.o IN,
now appeal, to the South to protect It's Ne
given an earnes, Of his devotion TO u .h,rdor
ha, already led a company of three hundred .ns nv Of
ruassn.u into Kansas. As the aoe1eaneu 's ";,, W.
A,chi,on and stringsllow, we doubt not no VII U
cordially received by the people Of virginia
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WASHINGTON, JOY V-The jury. to the ease
Of Jarvue,' tried for killing EallN the ssduoD a DIS
sssS., tsxs fund . ~ssdlt a pot guilp.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.

Mr.. Buford is now on a tour through the Southern
States. engaged in the duties assigned him by the
foregoing letter.
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June 2lst, 1883
WE.TroRT, June q, 1856.

Col. JcFtrson Bnford;
Dear Sir: Your colleagues Of the committee up
pointed by the "lsw and order" party in Kansas to
direct and control their action, have unanimously re-
solved to require you to proceed at once to The South
for tho purpose OF presenting to tho people Of the
South the vital importance OF their earnest, early,
and efficient action TO defeat the lawless purposes Of
the nboiitionis.s.
You can be of infinite service to our cause by lay
ing before the paopls a correct exposition o! the con.
ditiou Of ID. Territory. With sentiments Of sincere
u. Il. ATCHIsON,
A. &. BOONE,
WM. II. RUSSELL,
JOS. L. ANDERSON.
B. +. STRtNGFELLOW.
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DWELLING y ~SToREHouJE IN GAINESVILLE

P.S.-lhave about 10 Building Lots. adjoining the Co.
poration Of Richmond IA. in diaercn, directions, wife
will sell low. Apply TO me IN person. or By letter. TO ,a
care OF "DIbrel& Johnson
July 3O-cwtt J. T. r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-20
MEDICAL.
ID AK Is. md EYE
DIS. LEBR UN & DuFroo
O0ULISTSA AND AIJRTS,TSo " n

IA q. LERRuN oaeEs to taese suffering from D.,,
IL fI3nttbte aural TemedieS, which heSe r. .aess,
In nearly three thousand Of confirmed Z. Il
remedies have been pronounced By Drs Khrarss I'M
and Delean Of Paris, and Curtis Pitcher OF ISs Bsr
most wonderful ever applied for diseases Of rt' a.
middle ear They comprise different COURSE ~ AZ
rlous diseases that effect the external and Tie
II The seasa Is confined 20 the external
APPARENT on the hith or sixth day Dr. LEBRiT sctS
a cure In eFefH cnee, when the Is perfr, ~
ton. He has eighteen certificates from tho - rs for
deaf from infancy whose hearing Is nov nave ben
and they neH enabled 10 ieurT tAS EJFSE tsStor
tWenty-scTen hundred caSes Of deafness orr
fully treated by him. Certificates that enc, sEses
on application. HA! be sea
In all cases of deafness arising from fsyo,,,..,,
e4aflg, P6g5OrEftOa OF the hiL
bFdRe of the tgsp aud etSseh1Sa ar IcSA
Edtfon Of IaNcHs; ReFeOHs I5ectoAs po(g ta Geea1.
when the disease can be trpeed Sesfis.
Ious Bilious or Intermittent Fever ColI, -, L'panS
mercural medicines, gatherings The ss o. QlnpS
&C., the in heaEiy ereFy ihadSc ~ ealhSOl
Where want Of secretion Is apparent tb-sS s'eSrrt
being dry and scays when the deafness Il eanll7
noIes In the ear, like rrstiing OF leaves Ns
falling water ringing Of bells, pulsationS dsbs asSS
ter, when In STOPPING position Sensation o. at
Of blood to the head had taken piace when m AeeS
perfectly acute where there Is much noise or Il
tn dull and cloudy weather, or when cold hS, ~ Ass
IA course pursued by Dr. lsBRoN Is e0a'isrsi
DR. DUFToN, the only practitioner In the uu,,,,s
who pEacttSes the new, painless, and successful reel
treating all diseases to which the eye il subject W.
ry oher means hare failed to afford relief he
such fair and impartial trial. Patients by srnSA al
few particulars Of their case, hive remedies sent "a
part. 'S'S +" Ny
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pa. ]. nEI.ACY LERRi;N

Union Place. New York Ctr
ness and Diseases Of the Ear with the Treatment Of he
aud Dnmb. Price 81. - &1' O-'
Money letters must be registered bv the Po,,n.,,.
REGISTERED Letters Rt own riskprase bear This :
mind. Correspondents Eac8is Postage for Fs,nr
answers, the New Postage Law requiring prepayment Of I
| tes sss.,,, mh4-6m
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IT ATS AND GAPS.


WE this receive done orthe hucstand most heau
w ul Of Hats and Caps brought to
this city; the most fashionable could be made In the
tern markets.
Gents No. MoIeSEIn Hats light and elastic, made hy
East and in strict acc"rdancs with
lrrs white and black beaver OTTER seal &c &c
Nothing and Wide Hats white and black; Soft Fur and
Wool Hats Of every color, quality and price.
Caps every description and Of the recent styles
such Nevada, Know Nothing, Prcncse, Pyramid, Ca
uaIan, Russian, English Washington, and Consolidation
Caps all other kinds In abundance, which will be sold
Goods OF these kinds offered before to
IiiS community.
Chdrcn's Caps of all kinds just received from
the fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet BAGS, Furs ard Gloves always on hand
persons respectfully invited to call in and
amino our magnificent Stock Of Goods before purchasing
elsewhere, feel confident that please the most
fastiiIous.
Nothing he wanting part to suit and aceommo-
late numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
you wish the way of Hats and Caps Just give
a call, will guarantee that Will sell YOU goods
they got any where this side of Philadelphia,
and the most favorable terms.
nv7 s. D. HARPER 4 SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-20

IPALf IN, GENI'LEluEN!
TAKE pleasure informing friends and patrons and
citizens Of Wheeling generally, that have just
my Spring stock of Cloths, CRssmeres
and Hesngs together with full assortment OF Gents Fur
uishpg Goods.
Ny stock has selected with great care from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. The styles are very
quality they second to being OF the
very makes which prepared to mike up to or
and short notice. in the latest and most approved
style and best manner.
A good ct guaranteed in all cases sale, by
J. II. STALLNYN, Merchant Tailor,
ar2 No. MnshingtonIIaIl.
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MISGE II A NEEOiUS.
WAT1AS.
: Marshg& wayman
WuoLEsaLR aSD EErut pEALERs IS
BOOTS AND SHOES
IATIHE OLD sIANp oF J. D, 1IAlsll.I
No. IS. Monroe St,

No. IS, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA.
FxExT ponR 10 aEEEN, or ASp co.'s.
NEare aOE rseevns from our sastsrn tpresS
shoes fer Fli and Winter scar, oerr in this market
they having been selected h ETeAt care anal
as, in the east expressly for thlstrade.
accommodate customers, either wholesale or re-
passed b any ethr us city, either in style. quality
or materials Durability workmanship, whether made in
this city or any other country
ON ssoeE The forlosips articles:
800 p.irs bes. cali ID bse.s So
So Sc . Sie
$50 water proof boots
500 pairs ees. alrbsossasi
sS t5Esk
Ror's 4Sp Tou1a's pRooAss.
600 pairs boys thick broEansi
s. S yostA'i .s IS
nor,s BOOTS
s sSS e eR
=, 49,. -.,,,., n. 1Sg ms! n0O1s.
sSS a taIst
$40 walking shoes;
800 morocco bu;Eins;
3sS 3 5sp9y .ndsi
=. Is s : s:i: ss:i.'
500 children. fancy boots;
1000 . kid and morocco
$500 mems, voaaan's and misc. gum shoes of the
Also great variety not here enumerated whichwe will
sell either wholesale RETAIL the most accommodating
Merchants will find tito their decided call
niTchsEes Dv9 MARSH 4 wAYMAN.
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