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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

II We would call special attention to the a..
ticle on our first page, in rofutaton of the ride
ulous charge against Mr.. Buchanan that he
wished Ito reduce wages of workmen to ten cents
a day y With wcll-assumed gravity, and with
eountcnances MS rueful as that of some lone Tom
cat, wearied with long watching at the 'trysling
place" when Tabby would mt come, the know
notbings are watching for the "desired effect"
of this astounding intelligence. "Ten cent jim
my" us he is facciousl5 called by the soi-disqat
Americans. exculpates himself SO triumphantly in
the article on our first page that it is useless to
say more tlan TO refer our readers to it, Like IL
miserable pettilogger shorn of his last argument
and trying to mistify and humbug petit jury,
the know-nothing press comes out with pndan.
tic exegesis on some pathological tenet of obso-
hanan has ever been the friend of the working
classes and the dignifed supporter of the consti.
tutonal rights OF slavery in the south, The south
ern know-nothings endorse the reasonable
heresies of Mr.. Fillmore, and advocate his claims
with mischievous pertinacity. Mr.. Buchanan
has nothing to fear from such idle and ridiculous
charges and the working classes, the bone and
SNOW Of the country, are not so ignorant and
gullibe as their enemies think 1t is perhaps
pardonable weakness in our opponents to hope
to the last and try "to do" something, like the
viper, blind with its own venom, squirming and
wriggling in its last agony, strikes at everything
and hits nothing. save its own scaly back.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

~ Monday next is election day in this State
for State and county officers. We presume we
need hardly make the announcement, as there is
interest enough felt in the result to secure large
turn out Of voters.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

~ We return thanks to Senator Allen and
Hone n B. Charleton and A. J. Witt, for Aus
tin favors
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

ey- Col. R. B. Hubbard, one of the Texas del
cgates to the Cincinnati convention, returned to
his home in Smith county on the Goth ult. The
Reporter says that Col. Hubbard will take the
stump in advocacy of the election of Buchanan
and Breckenridge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02


last arfi. w. fua.f.ri i.apaThie d,s.
rairh announcing i.si ihs ilaaf5 had I.ls.sl 4
iill ice ii.s immsd iais admission II Kansas as 1
state, with the Topeka anti slavery constitution,
and a bill ~ the senate, commonly Known AZ The
PaeiGeaiion Ban, The hopes Of a pTopsr ADJUST.
msni Of the difficulties now existing are lasei
upon the sueesEs Of this lill. n recommends a
census 20 he taken rnder authority OF Cungress,
free and impartial election, a registration IT
qualified voteFs, and that such ssly shall he
forming a state constitution he fixed at f'ty two,
and lhsy duly elected and tie rulss and Teguls-
lions far holding elections prescribed by a board
Of commissioners appointed ~ the President, by
and with tie advice Of the Senate, The quslid-
cations of voters aIs distinctly spseiled, leaving
TO loaa Eds citizens alone the right Of voting
and voting Illegally made punishable by iins Of
two hundred and fifty dollars or imprisonment
for siE months, or both, II provides that the
members chosen TO the convention, elected on
the 4ih Monday in November next, shall meet at
the capitol On the LIST Monday in December, to
decide whether TO form State constitution and
to fix the boundaries Of the State #; together with
the inalienable rights ofall citizens, freedom of
speech, liberty Of conscience sc, Se; rights, OF
which no legislative enactment can deprive
man. This hill goes TO the House, and IL It be
successful with that body peace and quiet would
he restored, the northern rebels be forced to re.
main at home, and our own citizens left in the
quiet possession Of their rights and the enjoy.
ments of home. The iavorite scheme of the black.
republicans has passed the House hy small
majoriy but II is reasonable To believe that that
body will not reject the bill passed by the Senate,
when its tendencies towards happy adjustment
Of all the difficulties are felt. Tho Senate can
never Iass the free Kansas ILL, with its Topeka
constitution, passed bv an anti.savory and par.
than convention in defiance Of the existing au-
thorities-it is impossible. We cannot hope for
any compromise from such men as Seward Hale,
Wilson, Wade, and others, who declare that
"fonTromise is al an end :" but We cannot believe
there are many men Of 80 much tcmcri,y as TO
reject so pacific measure, in favor of an insur-
gent and lawless mob.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

EY' Our southern mail of Thursday night,
Which generally brings our latest news, made
almost an entire failure this week. We received
no Austin papers at all, and are, consequently,
without any legislative news. Neither did we
receive any Galveston papers; and but for copy
of the Galveston Christian Advocate, OF the 26th
ult, which we begged from our p. NJ We should
have been entirely without late telegraphic news.
To that paper we are indebted for the telcgraphic
items which will be found in another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

.what j. lie Cause Of the potato rot7' 1t
i, q. .:5afcd 20 ihc 5ofia.loFy motion Of The
r..li,. Hos vas 'his as-enaiEedl' By con-
s-...,..s- =. e. q 1i.anv roir.n,en-taferf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

~ Our democratic Gag valves proudly at the
height of Il2 feet, the south side of the public
square and, as the swelling breeze raises the
stars and stripes in graceful undulations, the
hearts Of all true democrats are filed with pride
and confidence in buchanan and Breckenridge,
whose names are inscribed in large letters on it.
The flag is SO feet by u, with alternate stripes
Of red and white, and thirteen golden stars on
field Of blue. The whole is very tas'efully and
artistieally gotten up, 10 which most Of orr cit
liens Cd,zsocrat) subscribed literally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02


spires. The crown of martyrdom which failed
to excite sympathy for Greedy and Sumner, now
fastens its thorns deep into their Aesh--for it is
not in human nature to sympathise with towards
all men detest them, and all women despisc
them. In the contest, how can the ranks hope
for victory if its leaders are poltroons' The
Gaming and fre-eating proelivities of the South
are rs we'll known in Kansas as in Washington,
ard while the North is arning its frantic men
and filling the mouths of its weird women with
curses, we sec scores of gallant Southernors quiz
city setting out for the seat of war, with the de-
termination to aid the Government against the
rebellous spirit of Northern fanaticism, in sup
port of justice and constitutionality.
While we admire the gallantry of the sons OF
the South, we cannot approve of the effort made
in many places to equip companies of armed men
and send them into Kansas fer the avowcd pur-
pose of quelling the incendiary movements of the
rebels and controlling the elections. We believe
in the entire efficiency of the Government for the
present emergency, and the capabiity of the
United States troops to disband and disperse the
dsorderly hordes that have disgraced the conn
try for the last few months. The orders Of the
President are directed to the military officers for
the enforcement of the laws and the protection
CT the rights of all citizens, irrespective of par
tv OF section. This is all we ask and all the
South desires; more than this would be to dis
criminate between rro-slarery men and anti
slavery men in the execution Of the laws. If it
rested upon the basis of constitutional law,
that eperv nlan in Kansas at the time Of holding
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-02
MEDICAL.
EAR AND EYES
Drs. BBRUN 6 DUFrG@;
OCULTSTS AND NURTSTSoN '

AOIEISrS =
EDR. LEaauN Offers to those suffering from NJ.
IL iHfigtsS aurVl remedies, which 6rSa neairrss, II,
in nearly hree thotfS1pd cases o. conarmr5 l." = saetesS!pl
remedies have beer pronounced by DIS. RbrsTM'-s Thsss
AMI Delcau, OF Paris, and Curtis Pfichsr- ~ Tast:' u BsItr
most wendertr1 ever applied for discs s9ni'n. Is H.
middle ear. They eotnrTiss diT=:rnt CON- HSg''ual si
rforS diseases that effect the oxf.rr.I so e5 t1f The "a
II the diseased ronf'sci to thu eStSr14i la middle Gag
apparent On the dfth or Eixth i4y. DR. ISnSiSHr s@stss- AZ
a oerS IL EEegV cas-, when the e=r r. 49,. NN sar-aas,
tioi. lie has eighteen certificate fso.a tbaS' Ss 70 Is !yan..
deaf from Infancy whose hearing Is noE c,nTI nShzTvb hem
ard they G.r now eI,sb!ei TO kcziH ~ E,rt.1siyr eieFe4
twrnt.-seSen hundred eases of dsafacss hs,y"'gt' OT,r
fully treated hT eliza. Certificates to tlat srs., saee,ss.
on application. +Settasy be S,,n
In all cases ofdeainess arising from in os,.-.,
SlIiaJ, or even PcET6cntpH Of the .ts,t,I-r"ht9a, iS&f.
usually called the drum - 6yzummlfis, - ha.d4in
brlHs OF the fYAtPIRIfH au4 FSStshai4 !rIs LtcSE' lSs.
hEtioa Of EtHciss: nerrosS GSeciipH4. Dals5,, ShiE cauE,
or when the disease can be traced 10 So g.okti. q.
tous, Bilious or Intermittent PeveF, CoIds. tbs ! phaS ~.
or meTcCrial medicines, gatherings In the ~. S!9taIrs
sc. the sense can. in HeIrIy CeeSy igsIaac@ ~ sslEr,ci
Where a want az secretion Is apparent. Thea slsctrd.-
being dry and seair; when the deafness II see55"sIsy ssnal'
notes IN the ear, like rustling Of leaves. cbtrni..P1s'sd Gha
falling water, ringing Of bells, pulsatIoas. Jls!tSsNi tassctS
ter, when in n stopping position a SENSATION II i. ;; as;.
o! blood 10 t!e head had taken place Whfs ~ HArrI.
! perfectly acute where there is much NOS - ( ,Ea'tnE I
tn duh and cloudy weather, or when COLI h., = acute
he course pursued b. De. LEDHUS Is rSs,fi tss3 tls:
De. DUFToN, the onIy practitioner +, n, r..
VINO praeISes the HsT, painless, and sncers.f,I ~ se5tt
treat!nE All diseases TO which ti= eye Is subject. Wa
~ other means have Jailed to AFFORD r,I5cf h. ~ n1,sst'.
such 4 fair AMI impartial trisi. Patients. Sr 80 ~
part. Z" is stg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-02
HATS AND GAPS.

WI have this day receive done ofthc fnestand mcst beau
w tiul aSsortnchts Of Hats and Caps We ever Brought to
;lis city; the most fashionable that coGld be made In the cas-
TEN markets.
It comprises in part the following kinds:
Gents 10. SIX MOleskin Hats, light and elastic, made by
the best matters East, and in strict accordance with our or
iers; Gents fine white and black beaver, otter, seal, &c. &c;
Know Nothing and Wide Hats, white aud black Soft Fur alri
Wool Hats OF every color, quality and price.
ALSO
Caps OF every description aud of the most recent styles,
such as the Nevada, Know Nothing, Pyrenesc, Pyramid, Ca
madam, Russian, English, Washington, and Consolidation
Caps. and all other kinds in abundance, which VIII be sold
lower than Goods Of these kinds were ever offered before TO
this community.
ChIiircu's Hats and Caps Of all kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses In New York.
Carpet Bags, Purs and Gloves always on hand;
anime our magnificent Stock OF Goods, before purchasing
elsewhere, as We feel confident that We can please the most
~fastidIous.
Nothing will be wanting on our part to suit and "ecommo-
TO c0UNTRY MERCHANTS.
II you wish anything in the way Of Hats and Caps just give
ns a call, as ne will guarantee that We will sell You goods as
low as they can be got any where this side OF Philndephi",
aud on the most favorable terms.
< s. d., HARPER Z SDN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
ysR NnNSNs MT. MAGNNS'
Marshy& Wayman
waoLssALK ASa RETAIL pEALENs IS
BOOTS AND SHOES
At rag OLD sFNSD OF ). y. AARsh.l
No. IS, Monroe St.S
WliEELING, v

rSx1 po9s ~ GKEER, on ASp coaSl
TJTEarc uoN receiving frCG our eastern lnaaSiaStaESsS5
shccs, fer Eau aud Winter wear, evcr offered in this markell
they hayias besa selected with sTest SSre and taa9si3e sSrs.
men in tAe east, expressly fSs histhtie: MeI are nov pFsfA'
red to SeSoiaIucdatS our customer, either EholssalJ y =
passed b. any other house in TIE city, either In style, qiaA2
o. material, or durability or WOrEmansliP, whether made IN
Oar stock CONSISTS in past u the following articles:
$50 pairs hes. calf Go9tsi
s. t LIP
So water proof boots.
$50 pairs best caif6sosans;
H -. ,.,-,n..
$40 pairs boys chick brogans;
So you'll. k y
BoY,s BOOTS.
500 pairs boys thick boots;
20 saR
$50 Pairs youths ssf Sss'''
WOGAH's WRGE.
$50 pairs wsnan's CATERS, all cOierSi
$40 walking shoes;
sS5 pP3 baskin''
$50 : Jenny Linds;
sissEs, BOors.
$50 4 morocco scots;
s: {: s a ~ s5i''
cHTLpEES's RooTs.l
500 e]ttllrrn's fancy boots
1000 Kid and morocco
$3.50 mems, wOman'sa and niascs gum shoes of the
Also, great variety not here enumerated, which We will
sell either wholesale OF retail, on the most accommodating
Merchants will End Ito their decided advantage to call
and examine our stock before making their Fail and |tS'eF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-02

Walk IN, GENJLEJlEN!
r TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons, and
i the citizens Of Wheeling generally, that l have inst re-
ccived my Spring and Summer stock of Cloths, Cassimercs
and vcst!nss, together with u full assortment Of Gents Fur
nisIiny Goods.
Nj stock has been selected with great care from the best
New York AMI Philadelphia markets. The styles are very
neat, aud as to quality they arc second to none, being OF the
very best makes, and which / am prepared to make up to or.
der and at short notice, in the latest and most approved
style and utSt manner.
a good lit guaranteed in all cases or no sale, by
J. II. SrALLMVN, Merchant Tailor,
ara Ma. o WashEngtouiIai.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-02

URkSN GUUUN.
7 UsT received - ". 7. HoTTE& BROS, \ great variety Of
u Dress Coos, such rs:
Fancy DFCs5 SlsS-latest STYLES;
Mo!.C Antique SIiks-ieSs than the usual pr!eesi
Plain Black . cheap:
Printed. Plain, Piaii and S;ripci Berasesi
Pocnccd DreaseS-a choice variety;
Twisted silks AMI TIszues-yeryp pretty;
Pain Gii-Tooi DeI.aines-Hi shades;
Printed aud Plain ChalI!cS-IandsOme and eheaDi
French. Scotch aud American LawnS-beautiful;
EnsIsh and French Chintzcs--Zood assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain rOplins;
Plaid aud Striped Dacanas-an new article
ALSO -r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-02
MEDICINE a LUXURY.
DIR. MILLS
AROH4TvC STOHACH RITYEnSFI

a \ Innocent tonleI diuTctic B~.Teragc, prepared from tAS
"A P:rest. Tsry hest materials and pa-SHy rtgs:rFis. eve.
ry article OF which is strengthening and inviguralInrt 10 N.
system, aud by ITS h'yhlE drOHIfir properties il a most
DELICIOUS ELiXIis,
to correct the appetite, by Strengthening lie stomach and d.
gesGTe organs, the most certain specific TO. lie Bilious
Gaolc, LAYER Complaints, p!E.inesj, Fiaialeney. Paip.ta.
ton and al Nervous DISEASE; Dyspepsia, Female Weak
ness, Physical aui Mental Debility, regulating tie bcTcls
ana iinPITtins tone Rnl ch=erfalaess to the NLOie ,y.ten:
this Is truly an
I~NYIGoRNTING CORDIAL.
ana shouId be In the possession VI rvcry family, II. eo,.
Pan!on OF the feebie As we'll a the hsaltiy: = .f4gLs JO,e VIII
SATISFY the most incredrlOus rs to their b.srhciAI effect. they
bcinS perfectly innocent and harmless for ;e most dclIeat
constitution.
TRAVELLERS
VIII ind them invaluable, dispensing as they do. With the
ainoTaaccs so often enEenierrd by change oCwater aad d..
eli dtsPclt:ng 4 sIe Fever, and the effects Of Malaria o: eVery
description,
TO HOTEL PRoPRIETORs.
Every vel regulated Hotel shoUlt he supplied With AIs'
iroH',ttic Stondc6 Binsrs, as they are rnoce pleasant and
healthfii than the ordinary .C.G- BiRtTs." heretofore used:
Il single trial viii exclude all Others.
DoSE-1Adhit-, ateasPoon full to a small winr glAst
three lin'eSa day, or oftencr. Add a little water o. wincii
too strong
Sold in quart bottles by all respectable Druggists and gtn.
era! dealers In the United States, C:tnadas. &c. and at whole
sale lS WIN. o. MILLS, Sole Proprietor, New YORK, where
all communications should be directed.
C. w. FRASZHEIM, Agent,
lSSN-fn Wheeling. ".
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Selling off at Cost.

.THEennrs itoet Ct i5sas prayer, comprising a complete
Dry uad Fancy Goods,
0nd AMOUNTING 70 over S&jOro. To begin from this date
Al goods emhTneed 10 the AbSYestoekN h be sold At The orr:
Elnal COST PRICE, ihnJ living the bIyer ih- advantage q
SbaylnE ~ New YORK Wholesale prices, all their Goods. Call
rs6on,s s The business win he wound up in tie shortest posi-
Die time.
French Mtts, ...........worth 20 cents 81 SIS
Best CaEeoes......... I2Z ~
Hsslias bissshsd d.. issx liz
= Black sui, yaTa vide ....... worth 1900 AZ 1,8fS
10 At ZIP
- H6se, IAdIvs white, black and
- 4b u Az
And an other Goris In proportion. Don't forget
7 THE EASTERN BARGAIN STORE,
80 4I5 Main 81, bet Monroe < Union.
ED-Ths unsxpircIL csse Of the Store Room, and all the
AStuTeS for ssIc ON reasonable terms. lrlts1
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-nmEEHSWARE

TTETtspectiGIy Invite our citizens, aud country MFR
w ebsnts. who are TrpieuIShing tieiF stock Of Gina,
-6lsSS, QustnsWare and Fancy Goods, TO examine our stock
before going East or .pnnehEstas slssEhere. 1t embraces
,Same bntire new and dssirShie patterns Of this
80 SPRING IMPORTATION.
= We ask oar eOuntTy merchants 10 give Us Eastern prices,
sHith cost Of transportation.
e1=GSeds for re- Ltpnent packed With great care and
sI---TW - j.. DUSHAM & co,
- .a Ris-s-za No. IS Monroe street;
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New Spring and Summer Goods

New Spring and Summer Goods
At
MOI SPRIGG HOUSE.
Z TAXI pleasure in saying TO my friends that am rcee!T
l Ing mv Spring and Summer Goods, consistin= Of Broad
Cloths Of ali coior9. ! hare n beautiful lot Of Plain and Fan
cy French Cassimeres; I think = much better assortment
than can be found in the city.
Aiso-yeslings in great variety, and of every description
THIN SUMNER GOODS.
NJ stock consists OF Drab, Drta. B0mbaZine, Duck Lin
en-, NarseiIIeS, Italian Cloth, &c &c. &c, that cant be beat
for making fine and nice Clothes for the warm weather, all
Of which i an prepared TO make in the best possible man
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ConzistinE Of Cloths, Casstmeres, Cashmere Cloth, puck,
Linen, DraI, De:a, Bo.nbazine, and various other Goods
made up In sooa style: PantAioons and VeStsia great yaTi-
civ; Shirts, Collars, Dress Gloves, CTavats, SusPenders,
and eyery other article that e required for q gentlemsn's
outfit.
M s. RICE.
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TESTIMONY

", me anderslsnei practitioners OF medicine ie II. 81,
~ + /" P UIH nhTIlS mad occasion to witness the practice =,
w. sSn a.. PERSONAL JEALOUSY ard prejudice, trrtiS siri;,
recourse p1rsuch hy thea ia treating disease, NJ IS
teals orEaR$, from the unparalleled success tsE;.S A., a" !:
t hss.t%. d; !, well worthy the attention Of our pTuf.s,oS:ii
DretIteh saronghoEt the United States. Tfelr srs,sr, -
treating diseases of the middle nni internal 80 ~ - IN :.
Gated ea.Es. far TapoTS.' PsEtIeaiariy in chronic aud eSnpl.
and MS up a void which has long been ri: BIZ tms L.
p rssNrt IL rs In .isSa'es Of ;hs eye. they seldom require "a
Enthusiastically devoted 10 their profession, W. c5rjSsii, Al" .N
e'""sH !i.Tnt . such as may require their ala"
Gpo 6 GStSrS HLE1ASEnE X NOR, ". D.,
n no. = ~ HORACE WINsLOw, NJ. D.,
7. WAX DukxS, ". D.. Drpynsn nr@aSSIS, ~ d.,
Selr YORK, August 4, 1919. 'A'p'
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Union Place, NJ YORK CITY.
and Dnmb. Price Al. ~ pea'
Registered Letters ace at our owu risS-pi-sss b.,r M ~
utut. Correspondents must EgcAoSe P5rtys for rs,nI r'
answers SIC New Postage Law requiring Prepayment Of lei.
New York. Jp,v .. 1s,5 @hLsa
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Students wishing 10 perfect themselves IN ,r,.
m m nc science; WIN End an opportunity CT joining the Class =,
;. ~ go, nv u inhSnhHrE OF Or. DslIcy L-B.lu, Union
l 10 2F : S,Gt9es; dsriIs M:!ie|I coIlcse terms. '
to be paid when the hearing Is restored 10 il, oritin,, p agn,tI
ness. '-' 4Sa's'
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B0OKSI BOOKS!!

Jqsa 5s,S2 aud ET IT. SiH .Es+g:
WOULD call attenti9n to my n CeTy laFse s'0ek0f
o. every variety now s 9sed IN and aSou. Wheeling, and sold
NsGaasy''s ssris, of Readers
Eiemeniary, Ee,ecnc, Sanders and Town. spelersi
Smiths, Grern'r, and Kiskiiam's Grannrars;
Davies, Rays, Adams, Traey's and Greenleafs Arith
ALSO
All kinds Of PrimeFt for Children together with an ass0Ft-
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
ALso-CaT, Letter nnd Fancy Note Papers Of every yaTi-
zee Notions, Porte AIonaies aud
My stock Of Blank Books will always be foand complete.
| would also w9f fIli s ssSR aS 70 ny wi ss9S6 81 SHADES.
which cannot he surpassed iu styIe and quality, variety and
c~lienpntss, by any house in the West.
enabled to sell atIow prices. Don't take my word for it. but
;al and examine for yourselves before purchasing ei'e-
~nsTs. join "a R1s NIi;a :, wheeling, Va,
C1cARs! CIcARs!.
5000 Princados Cigars;
2,40O Apollo
5#.S + WasSiasson Monnmsn. Cigars;
5000 PInetlas
1l,0n1 Havana
s,a6n Ds!a Cruz Principe
g boxes y Lump Tobacco;
Jussreceived and for gale by
ocS1 WIN. LAuACliLlN.
y37MT: E395i1hfS' &c ol6 A& Saia Sc G rs anon: &. large
w assortment the following Srticles:
1850 Consue!o Cigars:
1899 La EOisa
1905 Prinsaho
1000 Ii SaIvndo
1000 FL Dorado
1000 La Protection Cigars;
1850 Pruncle2
1,UJn Flores "
, boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
) Virginia
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4 full as50Ttment Of nateFials Tor ShI4EenIsULSsSSs: sES
SPRING FASHIoN FOR HATS.

TIVE subscriber has on hand andi is manufacturing alarge
i assortment OF Hats, Of tine latest and most approved
styles, which cannot be surpassed for Hghtness, beauty and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-02

Also
Alarge assortment of Black, Brown. CllrCt and Pearl col
orrd Sot Hats OF every grade; together with a large assort-
mcut Of mems, yOuth's and %chIdreu's Gaps, Wholesale and
Retail, to which the attention Of our patrous and the public
Is especially invited.
\. B.-IIafs made to Confosmature measure, warranted
an easy Git, n. shortest notice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-02

New Arrangements.
associated my brother, Vim. Ming EeOH, with
SOC me IN the Brush, Variety and Toy business, and taken
'ths stand No. 1U0 Main street formerly occupied b. him in
ne Trunk and Harness business and ftted Il up III a hand
aomc manner. hope sMl to have the visits Of those who
ahHYe 20 Kindly favored me, and any others who may want
s1ytliuEi 10 my lns. The style Of the Grn will be D. Nieoi
%S" DANIEL SIcoLL.