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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-29
New Order of Thines

las. BLOOD has purchased the Inerchan-
y die and stock in trade of q. W. 6W.
HUTcHISsos d Co, and is now receiving at
their store building On Massachusetts street, a
large and well assorted stock Of goods, er,brac-
ing all the various staple and fancy articles
usually called for in this market. He has not
time to enumefate articles this week, but begs
the privilege Of assuring the public that his
stock Is unusually large. aud has been bought
at fair prices, and will be seld as low as the
high fTeights and circumstances viii allow.
With gentlemanly clerks and desire to
please, he hopes TO receive his share of the
public patronage.
Lawrence, Nov. {, 1856.
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B. SLATER,
Nursery Trees.

WE have at our Nursery, on the claim OF
w Judge WAKEFIELD, about 10000 APPLE
TREES, of one and two years growth from the
graft, and are now ready to supply with trees,
all who favor us with patronage.
We have also several hundred PEACH TREES.
n. Bit is now generally acknowledged
that the Fall is the best season for plant
ing out trees, and it being comparatively a
time of leisure, those wishing to set out young
orchards may do well not TO postpone it.
WM. p HAM d co.
Kansas, Nov. |, lS56.-3mz
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Kansas Central Committee.

THE following are the officers and members
i of the Central Committee, as now organ
lied. Their principal Office is at Lawrence,
where they are now ready 10 deliver clothing,
provisions, Dc, upon written orders from the
Local Committees, to those who need, who
have no other visible means of support. Small
depots OF these supplies win be kept open at
other points, under the supervision of the mem
bers of this Committee in those localities.
SAMUEL E. MARTIS, President, Topeka; VIM
Hutchinson, Secretary, Lawrence james
Blood. Treasurer, Lawrence Alfred Curtis,
Bloomington j. NJ. Winchell, Council City
J. P. Root, Wabonsa Aaron Dow, Allen P.
O. Neosha; II. Miles Moore, Leayenworth
CITY; Geo. S. Hiilyer, GrasShoPper Falls
Geo. F. Donaldson, Easton; S. B. Mckenzie.
Manhattan: ~ Fennimore, Neosha; Tho Ii.
MCulluck, Burr Oak Finance, Committee
Messrs. Blood, Hutchinson and Curtis. Ex-
ecutiye Committee Martin and
Hillyer.
Lawrence, Nov. -, 1856
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~ The bin in the Vermont Legisla-
ture, appropriating seo. 600 to the relief
of Kansas, was defeated in the House,
and NOT passed into law. as enormously
stated by us last week.
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New BARRIERS Shop.

HENRY THOMAS has opened BARRIERS
Ii shop on Massachusetts street, opposite
the Cincinnati House, where be viii be happy
to attend to the wants Of all who may favor
him with q call.
u Business hours from A. NJ. to 8 T. M :,
on Sundays from till ~ ~
Lawrence, Nov. 8, 1856.
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C. G. Mauzy.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in every
w variety and style Of fashionable Furni-
tare, Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries
Mattresses. Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs,
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates, Window
Shades, etc. Corner Of Short and William
streets, Alton, Ill. April 26-3t
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N. MCraeken,

I TITLE GIANT CORN and COB MILLS,
II Nos. 2. 3 and 1, for sale at St. Louis prices,
adding freight and transportation, at the Of
fee of the HERALD OF FREEDOM.
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B.w. WOODWARD, IA. FINLEY
Woodward & Finley,

UTHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Vsrnishes, Dyes, Glass and Glassware
Also, Books. Periodicals, Stationery and Fan
cy Notions, de-, &c.
We shall aim TO supply our friends South
and West Of US throughout the Territory. at
better rates than they can buy elsewhere. be
lieying that our position and facilities enable
US so TO do. We bay chiefly in the Eastern
markets, and can therefore supply Physicians,
dealers, and all others on the most reasonable
terms. Call and giee Us a trial.
We arc Sole Agents for the following pro-
prietary Medicines-1he very best of the kind:
All ofJayne's, Loudon's s, Ayers, Fitch s, and
Wright's Family Medicines. Also the follow
ing constantly ON hand: 0sgood's Chologogue
Smiths Tonic, Moffat:s Bitters. Davis Pain
Killer. Roadway Relief, Sloan's Ointment and
Condition Powders, Arabian, Mustang and all
| other Liniments, Hollands German BitteFs,
Liyerwort and Tar" McLane's Vernifuee
and Pills, FahRestock's YerlnifGge and al
| Others in popular use
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence NOy : lS56 9l0
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Edwin G ary,

GROCER and PROVISION DEALER.
~ keeps full supply of Teas Coffee, Su-
gar, Molasses, and a general stock of proyis-
ions, which viii be furnished Kansas Pioneers
at prices lower than can be bought in St
Louis. Store on Third street, one door east Of
the Alton Bank
NOV 1856 IL.
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For Sale.

A VERY superior YOKE OF OXEN, and
"A Lumber Wagon. Inquire of the sub
seriber residing in Lawrence. west of the ra-
vine. DAVID BROWN.
Ncy %. 1856.
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lLem Aobeftis
Cyrus Tutor.

4 TT0RNEY AT LAW and Commissioner
L \ of Deeds for Iowa and New York Par
iicular attention given to procuring and locat-
ing land warrants, pre-empting claims, dc
Office at 0sawafoinie, Kansas
Nov %, 1856
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Lawrence Saddle and Harness
Mandatory,

JAMES G. SANDS, has always on hand
y an assortment of everything in his line or
makes the same to order on the shortest notice.
Saddles, Harness, Brides, Saddle Bags, Col
lars, Spurs, Pistol Holsters, Belts, Lashes,
Whang Leather, Copper Rivets, etc.
Indian Or Fancy Brides, and Martingals,
on hand, also superior lot of Buffalo Over
shoes.
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A. n. Sattig. & Co..

On Tie Lepee, one asor BeloS tie o. X. Grocery,
ySyHoLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
Groceries, such as Flour, Corn Meal,
CoiEce. Sugar and Teas Of all kinds. Also, a
fine lot OF Wines. Liquors and Brandies.
Iaavenworfh City, Nov ~ 1856.
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DIED.

In Mahattan, X. T., on the 9th inst, HAIR
NOS BIsHNuL, of typhus fever, aged % years.
he leaves wife almost distracted with grief
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Business CARDS.
g. ". Brown.

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, snd other In
u struments of Writing under Seal, and Depo-
sitions for Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,. Fsf-
mont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, and Nov York. will
attend to the duties of his office on application at
the HERALD OF FREEpoN Office.
Lawrence, May Il, ls55.-tf.
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7. I. WapIes.

DEALER in Mems and BOYS Clothing, and
IL Furnishing Goods, wholesale and retail.
Corner Of Piasa and Second streets, Alton, Ill.
april &c. isJ6.-ly
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7 w. a. T. H ELLIS
James Christian,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Lawrence, Kansas Territory, will attend
promptly TO all business entrusted to hiscaFe. in
the various Courts of the Territory. Having an
experience of some years as lawyer in the South
and West, and being familiar with the Pre-
emption laws, he flnttcrs himself that he eau
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage in obtaining pro-cmp-
ton to lands collection of debts, and in getting
redress for bloody noses.
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Acknowledgment


OF Receipts for subscriptions to the Herali Of
Freedom, from Nov 9Th, TO Nov %, 1856.
Mrs E W Sampson, East Wilton, Ne 81 90
G Beckwith, Lawrence, X I l 90
John T Jones, Ottawa Greek, Il 7 9 90
II Deene, Lawrence, K 7 80
NJ NJ Walker, Ogden, X I l 90
Levi Walker, Bridgwater, Mass l 90
John Armstrong. Topeka, K ] 90
Strop, Lawrence 90
II Pettingill 90
c " SerYoss, Tribes Hill, N 90
\. he Cracker, Leayenworth, X 7 : H
Coffin, Richmond, Ind z 90
Alexander Bliss, New York City 2 90
Chauncey Hammond, Lawrence, K 9 90
JV Resemblance, Horizon, Wis , 90
Mcconnell, Wheelersburg. o 90
DR. r Huson, Dundee, n 90
John Kimberk, Rosendale, Wis ] 90
Partridge, 81 Second-st, st. Louis, Mo 2 90
Robt Mitchell, 25 Second-st, Cincinnati, o 90
" II Perry 2 90
JAS S Bishop, Burr Oak, Mich. 2 90
Sidney Carpenter =" 2 90
Pyler Brothers " 2 90
H I Steele, Constantine, Mich 90
Tyler, Esq, Oporte, Mich 2 90
VIM Sloughtnn, Sturgis, Mich 3 90
S Ellsworth, Elkader, Iowa / 90
| a II Hubbard, Farmersvilie, Ny 2 90
| J A Beam, Bloomington, K T 9 90
VIM Nc G Haseltine, Bloomington, K T 90
Wan Akin, Franklin, Pa 90
| David Akin, Bloomington, Il 7 l 90
| E-Tshnson, Evansville, Ind 90
Vim Ne;tleton, Mt Vernon, Ind 90
oh Weir, Esq, La Porte, Ind 90
RI Frazer, Lawrence, KT 90
Z " Bennett, Mud Springs. K I 90
EsW Irgle, PeTysville, Ind 90
z Hathaway, Myers Mills, Ill 90
S Cover Canaan, Me 90
n Z Herrick, Lawrence, X 7 90
| Club at Brownville, X I Is GO
M Sattig, Leavenworth, K 90
F A Darling Oneida, n Y 90
Samson, Plymouth, Mass 90
! N d La Heckard, Canton, Ill 90
| Gov S z Chase, Columbus 10 90
VIM S Harlow, Harrisonville, I'll 90
| VIM NJ Harlow, st Louis, Mo 90
| G. Fl Anderson, Shoots Point, Ill l 90
Club at Bclvidere, Ill 81 90
II Snyder, Lawrence, K T l 90
| c Smith, Waynesburg, o i 90
| II Atkins, Peoria, I'll 90
! J Anderson, Lawrence, X T 90
Wm II Brown, Bluffville, Ill 90
CB Clements, Tecumseh, K T 2 90
| c d Bush, Council City, I 90
Vim Meairs, Blanton, 4 T 90
y II W lilard, AHOn, HI w
| J Hit, La Sale, Ill ljG
| ] Baird, Jacksonville, I'll l 90
S II Brown, Carlinville, Ill 90
| DR. II Wing, CollinsviIle, Ill 90
Peers 90
j. billiard, Unadilla, n Y 90
| B Z Moore, Fond du Lac, Wis 10 90
w 7 Roberts, Big Springs, T 90
r Christian, Allegheny CITY, Pa 90
| N Mowrer, Dan Webster, Ind 90
| A 4 b Cavanness, Lawrence. X T 90
| Dir J. p Root, Waubonsa, 90
Club al Osawatomie, Il T ID 90
| d Fl Wanzer, Poplar Ridge, n Y l 90
Stephen Young, Macedon, n Y 90
L Taylor, Havcrhill, Mass 90
/ V Hoyt :" 90
E Kimball . 90
4 kimball , 90
Chase d. Gilman :" 3" 90
Z Upliam, Chesterfield, I'll 9 90
S Fay Rosendale Wis so
J w Taylor, Lawrence, X T. 80
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The State of New York gave a
majority for Fremont, over Buchanan,
of 100, 47I; and $50, TT over Fillmore.
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VIE subscriber having purchased and erecses
Il ed LITTLE GfAsT CoEx MILL at his
place half mile south Of Biantenss Bridge, is
prepared 70 grind corn In the car for stock feed.
Abe Meal and Hominy for family use-
- All oTders attended to At short notice. on
reasonable terms. JAS. B. ABBOTT.
Blanton, Nov. q, '55,-1.
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john BALDWIN. Ferryman.
J. K. Gaodin.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL
"A ESTATE AGENT, will execute Deeds.
Mortgages, de-, buy and sell lands and town
lots, invest moneys in Kansas property. for
others with care and promptness.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. 9, 1856. 2-i6
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Rnht. I. Frazer.

MATCH MAKER AND JEWELEa AND
w dealer in Clocks and Watches. Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry thoroughly repaired
Woodward's Block, Massachusetts, street
Lawrence, X. T., Nov 8, 1856. 2-lS
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Topping. Brothers.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE,
Agricultural instruments, &c. Store between
Levee and Second streets, Alton, Ill.
Nov. 8, 1856. Tvs
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Turner G Sidway,

MANUFACTURERS and wholesale dealers
IN in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Falises,
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, SaddIery,
Hardware, Coach Trimmings. Buffalo Robes,
Whips, Oyershocs, Fly-nets, DC. Store No.
10 Second street, Alton, ILL.,
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pfices Current.
LAxEKxcE. Nov. %. 1856.

LAwEEscE, Nov. %, 1856.
FLouR-superfne, 81 so p hundred.
WHEAr-l 50 bushel.
CoRs-4o@ 45c.
Coax MEAL-60c.
wHr7E -s202 25 p bush.
PoraToEs-75c. @Sl 90
SwEEr-s2 oG
GREEN ARrL#sl 25@2 90 q
DRiED -S2 50
CRACKERS
r c Bp Tt ID.
SALERATUs-l0c.
BEowS SUGAR-l623c )"
WHITE = -l6(020c &
RIcE-l0c
TEAs-75e. 0sI 90
CoEFkE-16225@1sc. ''
BET-5@Sc. 4"
BAcoN-l0l5c. Z"
sCopFIsH-l0@I2 PIE Sc
MAcKRn-I2GelSc. +"
ToBAcco-30(d SIC {"
MANILA RoPE-25c. a.
SoAP-l0c :"
CASDLEs-Star, soc. :"
-Sterine, 20e. Sc
TAuow-l0c. F."
BEEswAx-20c. -"
CorroS BATrISG-Is@2ec
IRoS-7@ Zoe. Z"
NAus-7@ Zoe. +"
CssTISGS-9c. 90
LOG CHaIN-l2I,e ="
SToFE PPE-16223c. &c
SAD IRoSs-lec. {"
HIDEs-Green, Sc. dry, l0c. p fh.
SMT-9 sack of 200 lbs, IS 30
AxFs-New England pattern. 81 50.
ssss-eross cut, p foot, 1881 90.
Ok Bows p piece, 25c.
SooKs-2 pair, soc; in large demand.
Boors-Stogies, q pair, s3@3 IS.
g Fine, '' 50 75@4 81.
Calf, 81 SOFAS 50.
SHEETISGs-Brown, p yard, l0@l2c.
Bleached, 90 l2i3@20c.
PRISTs-59 yard, sG15c.
DELAHEs- 90 25td50c.
On-Linseed, y gal, 81 50@I IS.
Lard, 81 25@l 50.
Fish, 81 60.
RrRSrSG FLrrD-iP gal, 81 50.
MoLAssEs- IS 81 90.
? SYRUP I" 81 30.
WooD-Hard, p cord, 50 90.
CoAL-Stone, p bushel, 30c.
SADDLEs-S7(015.
HARsEss-Per set, s16@25.
GLASS by 10 per fifty feet, 81 OO.@2 SO
10 by Il g 81 so.
10 by II 's 81 90.
LunBER-Per thousand, $3o@35.
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lawrence, Nov. Is. 1856.
B. a. Carpenter & Co..

WHOLESALE GRoCERs, Dealers in
w choice liquors, wooden ware, &c. Store
at No. 26 Second street, Alton, Illinois.
Nov. 6, 1856. 1y&
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Just Received.

Extra Sugar House Molasses, handsome
IL Brown Sugar, first rate Rio Coffee, Star
Candles, Bar Soap, Side Meat, and Corn Meal.
c. STEARNS.
Nov. 18th, 1856.
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Corn and Potatoes Wanted.

BY the subscriber, Immediately, 100 bushels
Potatoes, and IS bushels Corn in the ear, also
few bushels nice white Beans.
G. STEARNS.
Nov. 10, 1856.
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TNHE MAGAZINES are for sale by
i WOODWARD d FINLEY.

r IGHT LITERATURE.-Novels DC, by
Il all the best authors, such as Dickens i,
Levers, Capt. Marryatt's, Thackeray's, Fred
Smiths, Mrs. Southworths, Mrs. Gray's, Miss
PickeriDg's, I. S. Arthur, and many others.
For sale by W. d F.
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ARDERs received by the subscriber for Ene.
NfJ90 bushels viii Be ready In few days de-
livery wherever wanted.
G. SEARES. ie Mass.ssf.
Also, for sale a. above. lumber and shingles
Lawrence, ApriI5 1s5G-tf. q
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Skins.
Lime.

100 COON SKINS, wanted by the subscriber.
IUO Also, other furs bought by him for a-fcw
weeks only c. STEARNS, 1s, Mass. St
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F L O U r

USf received, a new supply Of Weston
- Flour This -four is called the best that
has ever been introduced 10 our market
Nov. >. 1856. G. STEARES.
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zlSnv,rIr, ONO.

Mr.. j. B. Fordsrsmt0:
DEAR SIR:--I have been afncted for three ysaTs
Wits RheaI my hack aud for tie last six months not
able OF y he'd without help and your agent In
city insisted on trying bottle OF Chang Flu Lnmeni
what eject 1t would have; and one bottle has relieved
that able get out Of bed without d
Guilty. II has been blessing just try for yoursefAnd
SOr Mas. N. CocHRAS.
"A0S'-'' 'l'' ''ese' + il. LOGAN CO.,
myIay Bridge Corner.
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MEDICAL.
e AR "A ND RYE
Drs. LEBRUN & DuFmo
OCULISTS AND AURTSITso N

mr. LEBRUS' Offers to those suffering F,e, =,
IL infll6Ee auTal remedies, which hsr Deaness III,
in nearly three thousand cases OF cOnr,3 sCcceS.f
remedies have been pronounced by Drs ELrH'HeS> Th,
and Deleau, of Paris, and Curtis Pitcher Of 81 Rerh
mostIwouderful ever applied for disease .nion ~
middle ear. They comprise different issnNl al
rouS diseases that elect the oNterpal M, t't n,
II the disease Is condnel to the % IldIs
apparent OH the afth or sixth day Dr. LE1pT,. saa,
cuEet cre'eg case, when the Is perfect ~ o7SSt.
ton. He has eighteen certificates from thn IN IL 9-r
deaf from Infancy whose hearing now ~.
and they enabled tn l6nru ne - rrptsi
CWentySeven hundred caSeS OF deafness Or,
ftilly treated by him Certificates to that ra ,us,
application. any + a.,
In all cases Of deafness arisins, from, f,f, wa
eRiaG, even 1tIYoFdtiOg OF the '.usial o1, d.
usually called tbs drum - iiEsuHlRafvs ~, hF,sts
55RnS of the kYtNdRW1 and e4Ate2diR az scEa lse.,
iIfosl OF auctts HsEEous gecsioNs, Rh oors,sy
when the disease can be traced So goEEiI d..
mereurlal medicines, gatherings In the -. Qlrb.
&C.,. the sense eau, In Rs0Tlg eet fISiHrs ealtSUl
Where want of secretion IL apparent, the
being dry and scatv; when the deafness eaaA"
ueies in the ear, like rustling Of leaves Naei E!A
falling water, ringing Of belts, pnlsations ~ 'ass'
ter, when in STOPPING position sensation "a flS mat
of blood to the head had taken place lhe ~ Tu'
perfectly kcute where there is much no - :; 80 Il
IN dull and cloudy weather, when cold h,s 80 fs'F
Inc course pursued by On. LEhEUN Is cousij, . ~
iib1s. ''"Sf'rIsl i!!SiI
DIR. DUFToS, the only practitioner in the Finite,
who pvactses the new, painless, and scccSSri aye
treating all dtsens9s to which the eve Is subject
ry osher means have failed 20 afford rebel he ct
such fair and impartial trial Patients by "a Al
few particulars Of their case, have remedies sent
part. s-' ~ Al!
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A.Iares, DE-. J. rEL.cY LEpRry.

n B--A Treatise on the Nature AMI Trear,..t { ~
ness A:d Diseases II tn. Ei tile ers,r n. AZ M az
and Dumb. Price 81. Va '"s "Fai
Money letters nlust be REGISTERED sy The po3s-,-
EsFStsred Letters IRE 4. rlsk-leIs. bear 49,,
Mid Correspondents EleRass F,st:qs To- r,;s.
answers, TIE New Postage i4av -elring pre,ayit II Ia
u. Co.,, 1,,,.o, mALia
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DRESS GOODS.
lust received W. D. NoTTE& BROS, great variety Of
- Dress Goods, such a.:
Fancy Dress Silks-latest Styles
AIoirc Antique Siks--Iess than the usual pE!ses
Plain blTSk ,, ,s., ISn ,,; I,.;,, par.c.,.
Ploui,ced Dresses-a choice Variety
Twisted Si!Ia and Tissuss-very pretty
plain al.wool DeI.aines--all sfad"si
Printed and Plain Chalirs-!iHndsome and cheap
French, Scotch and American I+aWns-bcautul;
Engilsh and French ChtntEeS-goOd assoEtlnenti
SAtin Striped anu Plain pOplinS;
Plaid and Striped DIcalius-HECw article.
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New Spring and Summer Goods

NO. L SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure IL saving my friends that receiv
ing my Spring and Summer Goods consisting Of Broad
Cloths ali coiors. have beautiful lot Of Plain and Fam
French Cassieres; think much better assortment
than be found In the city.
AsoVestings In great variety and Of every description
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MIsCELL,A ANGUS.
BooKSl BooKs!!

AT
Joaa sI. Ind FL SaI. s "a s e R's
r WOULD eaI attention q my SSSS large st0eko
every variety used in and about wheeling and sold
NsssGsgyS's series Of Rtaaetsf
Eissentary Eclectic, sanlers' and Town., Spoilers:
smiths, Green's, and K;rkIlam's 6ramnHrs;
metics.
All Kinds Primers for Children together with an assort
-'4t-. % MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
of late Standard Works.
AISoca Letter and Fancy Note Papers q syeTy yST
See Notions, Porte Monaie s ;. and ID, 80.
sly Blank viii always be found complete
would also eq attention to my stock Of
which cannot be in style and quality, variety and
cheapness, by amy house in the West.
enabled prces Don't my word for IT. hut
call and examine for before purchasing else
ap5 1888 sIa!n St. Wheeling, Va.
C,leARs! claARs!!-
" t sSSS pin SttsS eiSS.' ot.sr,;
1000 Apollo
s ;S5S %a SSisgS Monument Cigars;
400 Panetlas
1900 Havana
5000 Della Cruz Principe
8 5ozsssls Lump tobacco;
Just received and for sale by
MT02B6A&GS, G,I5 Sh ss ataonS 81. large
w assortment the following articles:
1910 COnsuello Cigars
I,UNO Prinsado az
1000 II Dorado Z"
2,UOO la Protection Cigars;
1000 PruncleA f"
$ boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
e Virginia '
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HATS AND GAPS.

-II-A- L y -EA-1N IL %L-A--l- ~
WE have this day ofthe nestand most beau
w of Hats and Caps ever brought to
Ills city; the most fashionable that could Dc made in the eas
tern markets.
II comprises in part the following kinds:
Gents No. SIX Moleskin Hats light and elNsttc made ly
the East aud in strict accordance with our or
ers fine white and black beaver otter seal &c &c
Know Nothing Wide iuts, white and baci Soft Fur and
Wool Hats OF every color, quality and price.
CANS of every escrptton and of the most recent styles
the Nevada. Know NothIn.. PSrenesg Pyramid ca
madam, Russian, English Washington, anl Consolidation
Caps and kinds in abundance, which al be sold
Goods OF these kinda offered before to
this community.
Chiren and Caps of NIL kinds Just received from
the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet Bags, FuRs and Gloves always on hand.
All persons most respectfully invited to call in and en-
amino our magnificent Stock OF Goods, before purchasing
elsewhere confident that please tile most
astidiOus.
Nothing will be wanting part to suit and aceOmmO-
date numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
you wish ANYTHING in the of Hats and Caps just give
n call, will guarantee that will sell Won goods as
they be- got any where this side of Philadelphia
and the most favorable terms. -.
: d. HARPElt S SUN.
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M EOlClNE a LUXU
DIR. MILLS
AROndTTL .NpIllL LII PyTTE,no 2


!nuoeens tonic, diarrc Beverage prepared from the
fa;es: TsSE t':s "a ers nni J'rsly eege:1bie,
~ artitf Of which "a iuviEo.aIiuE TO tie
systcm aud BY It's h;:!e fi properties Is mos:
nEh'GiOuS EiISIR,
TO correct The Nf;te STRENGTHENING TIE stomach a..
gcaaFe orEas Tic met ceFtIn specific for the lllrcS
Cholic, lircT Complaints, plGsa"s FAtulenoy, Pap1.
'to ana all Nervous Diseases Dyspepsia, Female RcAk
ness, Physical and MsnSsl DEBILITY, regulating the bowels
and inparE toa: and chsrrfuess the wIole sysler.
th.5 Is tTuly
IHvlGoHArING CORDIAL,
and should be IN the possession Of every family, shc co
pAioH Of the feeble veil healthy Kin III icSs will
satisfy the mos: a2reu:oS their beneficial etc tl,y
beiuc perfectly innocent and hArtnless the ais
constJntiOu.
TRAVELLERS
will find them inraluab;- dispensing rs they de- with y.
annoyance often sD.sderel by chang water and
e;,iisenS Agne Psver AMI .e effects Malaria ,rs.y
description,
TO HOTEL PROPRIETOUs.
Every we'll regulated Hotel shOni ht supplied with i
dramatic S3a1ck 8frN, they are inoce psNS4u: sri
single trial Will exclude all Others.
a. --Adnlts u tea tpOnn full 10 small vine EA
three timcsH day, ctsencr. Add litile
too strong
Sold In quart bottles bv all respectable Druggist, Ess.
era dealers In the Caited States, CRn1ns HhSle
sale by N. o. MILLS Sole PrDprtbtpr SrT Y5rt, Sirs
all communications should he directed.
G. VI. FRANZlIElM, Agent
fNSS-sHu Wheeling, W.
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CERTIFICATE.

JrLT, 1855.
D- Rqssna,--Sir: Having anaIysed bottle Of your
Wurwood Cordial and tested It's various qualities, take
great pleasure giving testimony In is fHyor as the
articles composing being entirely Vegetable perfectly
safe and unprecedented Physician would not hes
itnte pr, scribe his patients have administered To
nv wife health for time astlns been exceeding
Is feeble, strengthened and refrigerated her great
Iy therefore recommend 1t with perfect confidence 20
the public of Dyspepsia, Debility, aud nj! other
diseases for which Il il recommended.
Yours truly, J. w. PERKESsOS, VI. D.,
9S CaIdlyu street, Baltimore.
s7-Por sale by HATSTATT& Co. No. 90 Howard street,
between Pratt Camden, Baltimore, and by Druggists
VIM ARMSTRONG;,
sgfpT
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T51RTicCLAR attention Is called to stve Of lever
Wntch every part 81 Anhch Ia nutf,eCtta diner
ca which eased every variety Of sylc gold and silver
ha watches 3eEtled and all warranted 20 h correct
ss' ~ SS}s bT c.P.BRowI,
saw Washington Hall, Monroe 81.