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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
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1nHIIlS Invaluable Specific first introduced into
pi.a some titiN N"ar- SINE soon became 80 wei
known ~ certain re- that ia every town and city
not oniv on the Conf leut. but in Great Britain, the
de roand for ii wa- - "rrat. it, merits astounding,
nj in less thn one yoar from is introduction II had
SupplHncd all other remedies. 1hp NeoIcal Faculty
OF Ihe principal cities of Europe were compelled lc
ark know ltdtc its wonderful mrstrry over disease. Pro
priptor- uf other medicine. iePlous ot lis sway Vany
underworld to stay IT. ON" I'd progress Like grnss
before the mower their eff rs fell 10 The ground and
like fire On The rrairi~s sweeping al before it. it, on
ward march became trumnhant u stood forth upon
it, own merits "A discerning puplic saw. tried and
wrrc convinced Of is magical virtues The massive
fortune acquired 10y DR. Farrlra from the sale OF it
during six be prepared IT, alone bore witness
Ia it. miraculous merits. AZ The d'cease Of the Doct
the Pcripe WIS hpqueahed Ia his son. who has lately
introduced the remedy IL 20 the Tinted SMie'. Tho
number of II has already mnde are astonishing
Thousands and tens of thousands can bear testimony
TO it, efficacy.
All no se It II will cure with n safety. speed and
certainty 40 uthtr medicine has ever Possessed.
Il, sort To no Quack NoslruNis, Use remedy that
has been tried for the past il'y years and was never
known to fail.
This Grea, Remedy is warranted rurcly vegetable.
Beware "f Counlerfeils. The extensive sale of tf.s
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
persons. Ia palm OF upor the uusH-pectlng, spu-
riou> compound, closely re- enbng ID" original. he
particular to buy none without the written signature
of \. Parrira. v. ID on the outside wrapper OF each
bottle. MI others are counterfeit. and their com
FOUNDERS will be- punished with the umorst rlger Of
the law
pr.e Three dollars per bottle For sae by D. Bah
cock sole gen. nT GalifurHa. Oregon and the sand
wch islands. to whom all orders must be addressed.
liberal dis, 'unt made a. whOlesn'e dra' ,rs.
d. "a COCK.
Wholesale Druggisr, = ID vis street,
San Francisco.
List oi Agents throughout the STATE. Rice Ofiin T..
Go. Druggist MarysvilIr, =. h S'a weather. City
IFua stttekit,ft -. H. brtftrr. Srr'ufa: bent
'hurjIeH Shasta; Child n Nor-heu Placerville
Justln i,aics, JT. Sacrm-niO City: ID. X. w. Carr,
pvW nievile Dr. John IAhrk Nevada; DIR. w. ii.
Gatiicf Yreka, Dr y. Winston, Los Angeles;
Thomas Whaey. san Diego; Geo l.. story, Portia-
10 T.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

SOMETHING LIKE CLOTHES. The
four Hungarian suits to be worn by
Prince Paul Eslerhaay, at the corona>
ton of the Emperor Alexander, are
calculated to have c st upward, of IA
million of dol rs. being richly en-
broidered and g.rn sed with jewels.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
.,DR. p AREiR AS

GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY
For the certain and speedy cure OF dis
c,scs of a private na ure, no matter
h"w lonG standing, without any in
furious cfkct to the system or any
charge Of diet. II has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

PERSONS VINO WISH TO PURCHASE
~W Drugs Fancy Articles. or Prrumery. VIII dn
NJ we'll to call at the BUTTE DRu" STORE
{& on Montgomery, one door from Dover street.
nenr he Orleans tuel. The following list comprises
n portion or the stock on hand:
Sedlitz Powders, QIinne,
NJ T,,r oil of Vitroi,
Coiognn Nitric Acid.
Ayr..,. t.harry Pectoral. Muriatic Acid,
Crow,l's Sarsaparilla andBlue Stone,
yalInyy Dock Nulmegs,
Townsend's sarsapara' o., o., OF , Iemon'. p'.
Sands DO WI VI ,"'o'
Cnys,,,,,a do oil of Cloves
nu!s,.,n,, Jinoment OH of Cinnamon.
Nerve M a Rome l4nament.plI on ,r'sd"un'
pan k,lI,r Oil of Peppermint,
Essence m ,s Of jamaca Ginger ii Of Anice.
Castor oil, VI oI i'"'"''''
Morali's pills. OH OF Cuoeos'.
NJ AIi,s,ar,s ointment olive oil,
Mo,,amaS,. Iio piIls' Meats Foot Oil,
Wrighls Indian vegetabeox Marrow,
pin Rose Water.
Thompson's Eye Water, BOXERS biilers'
Tbnr,,is Extract Wine Bii;efs,
Cod liver Oh Sioughon's Bitters,
James Expectorant, hhrishorn,
Capsules, ncCo'i0 49,
OnndslIoc Peruvian Bark,
Flea Powder, Soda'
Ague and Fever Pills, Cream OF Iartar, ,,,.,.o.
Choagosue, Homeopathic "eu'eA"0''
Shoulder Braces Glue,
Tflsses. Sponges, me
Suspensary Bandages, do course ,,
Adbesivs Plaster Old Port Wine, for medi-
CASTLE Soap, cal purposes ,
Old brown Winsor soap Old Cherry Wine for med
Pornaics, ical purposes
Hair otis, Old Brandy, for medical
Bolile Corks, purposes.
Vial do Armica Flowers
Sal Soda, LiO,nricr ROOt.
Sulphnr, SaySaparlla Root
Alum Bal-ain of Wild Chorry
Mi ME of Potash, Alcohol. o. per cent
Morphpne, Carnphene, pure.
La i NAN, iodine Of Potassium,
Paragorc, Henhane Seed,
Gelsamin, Clr'anon Sedds, a. q
LEECuES.
Together with all the articles kept la DRU"
eToQES which wi be sod ut re ssonabe prices
those who may favor us with call.
Physicians Prescriptions accurately compounded -
eli t'pee Of day Or night
ALBRar o. DAY, Apothecary.
Oruviiie, August ., lsS6. aaglmy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

] Czapkay would ask especial nttento to syphllitic
and gonurrhtra diseases In the frs. stages OF either
If ,hese complaints he guarantees perfect and rhrc
ial cure in few Gays without hintrance I" business
ar the slightest inconvenience. The Doctors method
of irea'ing hem combines a the lair- improvements
by the medical faculty with jiscoNer~- made 10y hun
II NOR, effective than anything vet kno~n. whict
scnres the patient from the P~s,hihy OF cnhd6ry
SYMPTOMS aud moves tbr di-ea>e H. The shortest pa-
sibietime Secondary syphilis vhIrh opp ars IN con
sequence cf the absuron oi tn p"-n lnin lhe y
tenn and producers puboes, icrrAons ~ he throat
md nus which destroy the soI' pari-. and cause The
homes 10 mor-ify separate and come away disdguring
the patient horribly Nodes or paninl sweiings on
the bones srIoches upon the skin. ca,e q, which the
doctors daily in his Office ard which are the result
of improper treatment AlsO, ulcers. snrcs aud p!m-
pies and injuries % the constitution. which after q
long period of su Herng destroy lie. viii also be re-
msmbered that these disorders here ary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

UNRIV ATE Medical O lce-llundrpds OF those who
have contracted disease are di-ndpnncd of "A
cure hv not calling ON DR. Young AT fr-t lie VIII
forfeit any if he fails to cure an, case Thai may
come under his care matter how long stand NJ or
auctiur such as ulcers. tumOrs nodes. lunches.
pimrlcs ON the face and body pains in the bones and
inins WnkcuIlnr-s. trembling copper coiOrrd sores
wasting of the bones enaciaiiou loss of appetite.
strength ond flesh. IN the nose and ear, loss oI
hoir weak eyes itching humors. 4 Many p"r"cnS
after heing rccvod Cf all extern ii appearances "i
private disease. suppose Themselves cnrtl MI a'rr
n few months find they are iroubled WIN various
SUMMONS which they never had before. and which
they find it impossible To relieve. 10 all who are ai'
niced in this way DR.. Young would p'rticulHrly cc-
ommend trial of hisski The symptoms WIN "h'cIi
vou are troubled caused by tAlnts IN the blWd,
which sooner or later will destroy our health and hap
piness NCperson who has ever had an attack OF any
nrivnte complaut should not lil to consult pr Yong
and take n few bottles of his inValuhhte purifying
medicine. as they rest assured mat heir blood Is
In a prrfecily pure uud healthy CondnlPil ana thaI
every trace of disease IS removed from the system
Recent cases cured in srom Two 10 five days without
change of diet or hndrance from business ar no fee
DIR J. {. YOUNG.
Once. corner Montgomery aud California streets.
opposite " ellis Fargo Il Co.'S Office hours from
A. NJ, to Z. NJ. -
BNR. ]. C. YOUNG-pt>R SIR:-Please send me
y some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case | have a friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same way that was He has nightly emissions.
riuyi no cis,. IN ms head we;tk back - of memory.
and il generally debilitaed he is discouraged and
has not confidence enongh to enable him 10 call and
see YOU told him how was and that my friends
all said was in consumption and the doctors up here
on ve me IN aud advised me to 60 home 10 die, but
instead of going home called upon you and here !
am. as well rs any of them. and likely to live long
time vet wifi strenh enough Ia work with the strong
est of them. Doctor. will seni every one to you ihnt
looks 10 rue "a though he needed yscian II shall
not be- Ny fault if any dies for want Of medical
treatment | will do all can to keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society ycacpt professors
and high sounding titled men who. II the FACTS were
knnwn ure men who left their country for their
rvs good PubNs this lelIer, doctor. II yon wish.
and hope some of those that humbugged me, ma!
see it and sleep bad for one night. .
Truly yours, GEo. DANIDooN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

DLANKs-EveIy DESCRIPTION of,susiics's Bl nhD
kB foI sale athis ofsce.
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NEM YnRK MARKET

| JAN. 1s.-Stocks lower Cumberland Coal
Company 231. Erie 52S. Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana ssb. Reading 81. To-
fledo T24. CIev., Columbus & Gin, 81. Galena
and Chicago ITO. Ill. Central sc. Mich. Cent.
l91. Sterling exchange dull.
! Cotton declining; sales of l 900 bales, market
active
Coffee is firm, sales $500 bags Rio Sugar
firm, sales 10 hhds Orleans atTl. MoIasses de-
icIined and quiet, sales ESQ bbIs at 4Sc Linseed
Oil steady sales of II, 600 gallons at GOO. Other
articles unchanged. Sales 800 bales gunDy cloth
at I24.
Flour market for common and medium grades
quoted 6 Ia12c higher, sales OF common State at
s, s, 12a25 for extra, S,T5a11 for extra Genesee.
Canadian -four moderate demand sales at 8, ia
$40 for common superfne to choice extra
Southern -four good export demand, buyers and
sellers are 1a2s. apart in their views, market Is
better. Rye flour in moderate demand, without
any change in prices. Corn meal remains as last
quoted
Wheat market firm, fair demand for export
and home consumption, very moderate supply
Offering, sales red Ind at 1873, red Tenn. at lg0a
So and white do at s. Rye pretty good de
fmand for export at IS0aSl, delivered. Barley is
dull, sales 1900 bu few days since and not re-
ported before, at 125. Corn good demand, old
Western mixed held at 91a92c, s5aSSc for new
Southern yellow, S5a92 for white do, S5a66c for
Jersey yellow. Oats dull at HAAS for State and
l4Ss50 for western.
/ Pork market ffrmer, fair demand, restricted
only by advanced prices insisted on by holders,
sales at 17a17,12 IL for mess, 14,62a65 for
prime aud 10 for clean. Becf-rather more of
feFing at 9a1O for country prime, 1O,50a12 for
mess, 14a15 for repacked western. Beef hams
STEADY plenty at 12al5. Bacon good demand
STEADY prices sales Of 1910 boxes short middles
Ia ~ - rFHT-Fa
Espot at 9 S-S. Crossed hogs in demand at Z Ia
Eae-4 Cut meats active, sales at z Last for
shoulders, and S-4ag 1-2 for hams Lard stea-
ldy, sales at II 14-al-a Butter plenty and dull
lat lTa22 for Ohio and 2Sa2T for STATE Cheese
lqn;e. At 9a1o l-s,
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THE LATEST MEMS
RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
eoYGRFssToNAL.
WAsIIrScToy. Jan. /

w AsHrSGToS, Jan. IS.
HoCsE.-Mr Mace, addressing himself To the
statesmen, not the mad persons of the House,
offered in spirit of compromise, a resolution
declaring Banks, Republican, Speaker; Vim.
Cullon, American, Clerk, A. j. Glosbrenner,
SerSeant-at-Arms, Jno. 81 johnson, Post Mas.
ter, and q. w. McKnew, Door-keeper, the last
three being democrats-the caucus nominees.
The resolution was laid on the table bya vote of
| Ill to so.
Mr.. Giddings advocated the adoption of the
plurality resolution, declaring that the House
cannot organize on any other principle He
called on the democrats to follow their own pre-
cedent.
Mr. Cobb of Georgia, said the Democratic
caucus in $40, rejected the plurality proposition,
which was subsequently adopted, By the Wings,
aided by few Democrats, and in this statement
he was sustained by several gentlemcn-with
the Republicans the issue is Banks and disorgan-
ization in preference to Mr. Campbell of Ohio,
whom they could have elected the other day, if
all had voted for Mr.. IIanington's resolution
Mr.. Giddings vote as please, without going to
Georgia to learn my duty.
Mr.. Cobb--If you did YOU would be better
acquainted with them. Laughter
aIr. Tappan. in reply to Sir. Cobb, said the
vote on Mr.. IIarrington's resolution was not 3
fair test, as the Republicans had made nomina-
StOi4 otlci IIiau 4AT. SapOeil Oh O4lo, tie vote
for Speaker yesterday showed that there was
not an Anti-NehrasEa majority in the House.
The debate involving the question of the re-
sponsibilty Of the failure to organize was con-
fined to the Republicans and Democrats
Mr.. Clingtnan offered resolution that until
a Speaker shall be elected, the first business of
each day shall be to vote, and TO debate shall be
INDUCED in under any pretext till this is done,
and the House shall hot order avote third time
on the same day.
Pending the question on the resolution, the
House adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19

TuR Duly Whecsiag Ipsslligsneer comes to
us in a new dress, having ''culIed out holiday
attire" which of course it viii wear throughout
the year. The Intelligencer is a neat and well
managed paper, and we hope the energy of its
publishers may meet their reward. Speaking Of
the IatsIligeacer reminds us that we received
from that establishment one Of the neatest Car
rier's Addresses we have ever seen, printed in
colors, and in a style that does printers heart
good to see. Long life to the Iateitigencsr, and
its excellent jod printer, Mr.. WoLFF.-Bela,oat
Chron.
The praise bestowed in the above on Mr. 10
sRpu WoLTT, the ingenious and skillful job
Printer of the Intelligencer Office, from the day
twas first started up to the present time, iswell
deserved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19
FROM HAVANA

New YORK, Jan. ls-The steamer Cshawba,
from New Orleans via Havana, brings dates Of
the 18th inst.
The Spanish steamer Mexico sailed from Ha-
vana for Vera Cruz on the 18th.
1t is reported that one of Santa -4nnasagents
went in her, to observe the state of political ;f-
fairs in Mexico
Advices from Mexico, brought to Havana by
the British steamer Clyde, wore the most gloo-
my aspect.
Freights at Havana were dull and vessels were
leaving for the Gulf ports.
Twelve thousand boxes ofnew crop sugar had
come in. Allof The old crop is in the hands OF
Spectators.
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ARRIVED.
WASH, Jan. 1s.-scnator Houston has arri-
Puu4DEIpuI4 MARKET

< JAZZ. Is.-FIour market very duh with small
receipts, standard brands freely offered at s,25
without finding buyers, limited demand for sup
ply of city trade s. 25a9, 20 for common to fami-
" brands. Rye -four dull, small sales at Sc Per
Dbl Cornmeal steady, sales of 600 bbls Penna.
at S' Ri Limited demand tor !, Wheat sales of
of white at !, l5a2,20 Ryein good request and
steady, sales of 5000 bush Penna at / 30. Corn
in active demand and firm, sales of Is and 49,
900 bush new yellow in store at So Whisky
dull, small sales of bbls at 50 and hhds at 3SaS4
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PERSONAL MRERTY RJTI,

BosroN, Jan. 18.-In the House to-day Mr..
Thomas, Native introduceda bill for the repeal
of the personal liberty bill ofthe last legislature,
which was laid on the table. The portion OF
the Governors Message in relation to the person
al liberty bill was referred to joint special COM
mittee of five Senators and one Representative
from each Congressional District.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19
SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.-No 153, James L.
Caleate VS.. Frederick Stonton, ct. al, motion to
dismiss writ of error, argued by Benjamin for
Defendants in support and Rcverdy johnson for
Pffts. against the motion No 5S-Ehe U. S.
motion to disrness, argued by Atty. General in
support and Rcverdy Johnston and Barlow for
def7ts. against the motion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19

BAD SPELL OF CoLD.-Thc late severity Of
the clements is considered by many the worst
spell of cold which has occurred for many years;
but we have discovered a worse one. a cores
pondent writing us the news in his part of the
country says, I'VE have rnonstrous koald wealth
er down here" That's the worst spell of cold
we ever did see.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19

MoDEnATrSc.- weather yesterday was al
most warm compared with the late cold spell,
the sun shining out brightly and producing q
general thaw. Many such days, however, will
be required to remove the immense stock OF
snow and ice on hand sleighers seem to regret
the change though the sleighing is still excel
lent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19

Tue Hos. TIMOTHY WALKER distinguished
member of the Cincinnati Bar, died on Tuesday
at his residence at Walnut Hills, near Cincinnati
He received serious injury in August last, by
being thrown from his carriage; several of his
ribs were broken at the time, and a severe cold
taken Immediately after, settled on his lungs, and
finally caused his DEATH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19

CrRIors FAcrs,-The Hartford Times says
the thick cOatingOf ice upon the cherry, pear
and peach trees has served to protect them from
the frost, and at the same time has acted in the
capacity of a burning glass, by concentrating
and intensifying the rays from the sun, until the
unreasonable warmth impaired has had the eff
feet of starting the flow of sap and developing
the buds. 1t is feared the damage is very seri-
GUS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19

DEHocRAr1c CoNvyNT1oS-W observe by a
notice in the Argus, that the Democracy of this
county arc called upon to meet in Convention in
this city, on the Goth inst for the purpose of op-
pointing delegates to the State Convention, to
be held in Richmond on the 18th Of February
next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19
DJSARIFD

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 17.-The bark Charles
William, from Boston, has arrived at Savannah
and reports to have fallen in with the British
bark Thos Richie, from New York, which was
completely disabled by the gale on the 9th. The
Capt. and crew of the British bark were taken off
and the vessel abandoned.
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EIIRE

ArRuRS, n Y, JAIN 1s-The Auburn House
was destroyed by fire thismorning. Itwas used
as ladies' seminary. Valued at $50, 900. Fur
niture mostly saved.
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n1Nn1NNAr1 MARKET

JAN. 1S-Owing to light receipts, flour is firm
at yesterdays prices. Under heavier arrivals it
would probably decline; 60 is asked for good
brands Provisions firm, mess pork 14,75.-
Bulk sides 3, green do 81; shoulders &c. Hogs
So. Whisky steady at %.
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AMER IRON MARkEr

Pu1LADELPHIA, Jan. 1Sth-Sales Of American
pig for this week $3.50 tons, sales of 1000 tons
each and remainder in small lots; No by itself
mostly brought S2T, mixed lots of Nos and 2
on conditions favorable to sellers, brought $26a
%. Small sales of No. made at $500, Bars
and other descriptions of iron are quiet, but
firm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19

COMPLIMENTARY TO SENATOR BrTLER,-We no.
tice by the Richmond papers, that on Monday
night, a supper was given at the Exchange Ho-
tel, by the members ofour Legislature, and 9th
or citizens, to the distinguished U. S. Senator,
A. P. Butler, of South Carolina, who was de-
tanned by theweathcr from proceeding to Wash
ington Speeches were made by Mr.. Speaker
Crutchfield, (who presided, Senator Butler, Gov.
Wise, Lieut.. Gov. Mccomas, Ex-Lieut Gov,
Leakc, James Garland, Esq, of Lynchburg, and
Sherrard Clemens ESQ., of Wheeling,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-19

TIE Baltimore Sun mentions the Virginia
State Fencibles" as belonging to Richmond
They belong to weeeling-they don't belong
anywhere else, except in times of war.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WASHINGTON, Jan 1S.-The Union of this
morning enormously charges the correspondence
ofthe Associated Press from Washington, with
stating that Sir. Vail on Jersey voted for the
plurality rule on tuesday. The Republicans are
holding another caucus tonight.
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ARRIVED

BosTox, Jan. 18-The steamer America from
Liverpool, via Halifax, arrived at her dock at 10
\. n. Her mails will leave for the South this
afternoon and reach Philadelphia morrow eve
ming.
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Change of Schedule.
fz=szzS4ss, s==sa=zzzsa sses@s EHs an
Winter Arrnngement.

TRASsPoxr;TIoH OFFICE n. Z o. R. h.
WhseiinD Station, Dec. 4th, ISIS.
on and AFTER Tuesday the h instant the Passenger Trains
express ard mai viii leave this station daily at p NJ and
l"=i0 T. NJ
The Express Train leaves r. ~. anil only step
the following stations; BepEOO, Nuunlsvle Cameron,
Fairmont, Frttsrman, Sewbur, owlrshur Piedmont, Cum
berla Sir Johns Rum MartinshurS HarPerJ Ferry Non
Ocacy, SJkesvilie and Washington Junction.
The Mall Train leaves daily, except Saturdays, at 1880 r
~, and vii! stop at all the regular stations
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train viii
be daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling A. A.
and arriving at Cumberland p NJ. Leaving Cumberland
at5l5 a. II. and arriving in Wheeling at 4, p. NJ.
by order OF J. II. DONE, Supt
dct J.B. FORD, Agent.
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N. L. Dorsey,
DEALER n
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At 1tEs EJtTT
tTHIRD DGOa BELOW s. D uAAPER's HAT sroHu.
WHEELING, VA,

WHEELIN4rEA,
HAVE just received another lot OF Boots and Shoes from
the hest Philadelphia manufacturers, expressly for
this trar OF good material and the best workmanship and
am no" prepared to furnish and everybody witt! any
Kind OF goods they may want in my line, from Is
to IU dollar boot and variety style, qualify material
and durability OF workmanship and prices cannot
passed by any other housc in this any other city
:ents Boots and sces, Of all kinds styles and Qualities.
made 10 order.
Having employed of the workman Ia the Cnea
States am Satisfied that cannot m please any
favor with = cJll.
Call and exasnin. for your selves.
My stock consists 10 par; Of the following articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair best calf bOoiS;
iSS DC 5 taIsE
leo do water proof boots;
loo pair best calf brosans;
100 do low priced boots.
BOYS AND YOUTHS kROCASS.
100 pair boys thicE brogans;
100 do kip
loo pAIr YOUTHS thick
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
loo pairs of calf boots;
100 do kid
100 do thick
WOMES'S WEAR.
lSO pairs lasting CATERS, al colsrs,
ls1 do walking shoes,
100 do morocco buskips,
151 do Kid
80 do calf
lJJ do jenny Lind
2uO do morocco and Kid Slpqgrs
MISSES BOOTS.
iSn pairs morocco boots,
1JN do xiii
80 DO French morocco Boots,
1871 do calf
i59 do Ny