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nois awarded II the first premium and diploma. n
Is carried and used represented In the enraving A
walking stick, requiring delay or additional
ion efforts, consequently does not tire II n
adapted TO all kinds Of SOIL well prepared. II IL eas,y
to plant a. any desired depah and to drop any
which the seed planted by this Planter is new and
is believed possesses advantages every other moi
only In facility Of use, but In Fastening
The seed Is forced by obliquey the sur
face Of the ground to the requisite DEPTH thus iuvns
the immediate absorption Of moisture by bringing into
close contact with the soil under and around H. vh,e
the earth falling loosely obsruct the coming
up and growth Of the blade II will more than pay 10,
itself for garden. No farmer afford 10 do
without 1t, and farmer who has not can compete
with his neghbor who has.
IL Persons wishing to purchase Planters or County
Rights or act as Agents, address at Burlington
P. o, (nov. 10 amw") GooDALE HINKb.
COLT FOUND-The subscriber has two yen,,
~ old Horse Colt taken up about two weeks ago.
which the owner can have by paying charges Colt al
East Burlington, Ills. JOHN KESSER
liz 4
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PosrposEp.-That great Democratic celebra-
ton set down for Friday evening last didn't
come off, but will be brought out positively for
one night only, some time this week, to be an
nounced duly by the. "Kittle Drum"-clear the
track, make way for the devotees Of "Pathrick
Buck. hanan."
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~ . J 20 sas lsss 80 ss. 49, NJ ~
=: as -. }. - .s!s q. " 5s's
M e. ~ 1. .!y....ssI 80 Vic. &
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saassas. - = - = p -! 49, :.
sssk hs nassss = ssas pssssessea asi pos
sas - sssaia With ~ fseshsass iasn'snsd. seao.
~ ssssA 49, seas y sssaAass = go 80
dAs1seae Dnet, Siseess easeee Aoe0
: RriAsa WIN : sssss ssass asa v'soses. -
- - Always oesn = ehsefssi sos1ss' 80
~, ~ srssy emergency, VIA keea isas1 ~ .nS
sspastss. y. Edsssds ~ 100 70 = /
sbae edises md fsspsessd esfsssa @ bafl'ns son,
died in 1850. And would nov oe nara 70 nn0
Anstssr psssca Who wsa snpsoysa npoa me %
pr at ~ tinss i wss seastsa. - tn1 snort
spaee q una. eign'sen ysafs, sonoet'a' cn.ases
have been wrought Then, Al IOWA, Win tne
sxoeption o. lev FONTS along our rivers, va
assvys ssec0ssfd,' and Tie ind'an hunted tns
ouhAie without mciestataon from the Snise man,
where now are hoafishing towns and cuihvaseo
nelds.
Ar. Williamson, whose Abors have con'l'ou.
tod very largely stewards the dissemination o.
.ntsihgence In Iowa, and The spread q correct
political opinions, learned his trade 70 beliAss,
ireland, commencing his apprenticeship sanualy
18th, 1879, and serving seven years ana inree
months, the three months being TOT lost time. ne
came 70 New iork IN 1880 ana was empoyeo "
Pierce Reed. IN 1897 ne LETT y. I ork LOT IOWA.
his employer paying him nis wages ana giving
him handsome little sum extra 10 cons'defa-
ton Of the length and periis Of his long jour
aey. ne came on towards Iowa, win'er'ne An
peru, ILL.,, ana arriving It IT, MANSON IN tue
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Trust the plain and positive promise, when
you cannot see through the dark ciouda 81
Providence. The present gloomy night NAV
terminate in bright and glorious mornins.
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two horns rnsLs two giIls make one horn:
ONE row. two one spree; two sprees make
s,at;nn 49,, .ws make one station house; two
mass .ses make one prison; two prisons
@@e vne penitentiary.
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VALUABLE FARM for e., au,.,. IN
Des Moines county, is miles RI :, Sassnn "a
one mile east Of Yellow Spring oIiere' rs reres-
ssoD pys % are in o.
comfortable good well Of inn s,, near he
T0e. good orchard nov bearing abundance Of fruit
commnni.s sasy Any persian VI ching location in
~ seldom beard .ili do web epauIinr Of the under
"sn 60, - .a Fellow sp'ing aDA kossuth, iowa
oSsAooAh ~ ~ lRpYR.
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49, neAsrs- Ne - y
= p 81 uisss IA sseaaenee u -
ssr y - Dist ~ - ss =
mi 80, pors and CIDER =
svelLsss -. ~ Aops froa N
u eoupiaints shas ~ going up. that 0as nsn-
aJaetassfs vim Md way ere long 81 % purify
ing DE Gas, that vim rid il Of the MAS Of impa-
rites that accompsnissis, but which refuses 70
burn, prefsring 70 dilfuss isseR through tie
common air. % The diagust Of the sense Of
smell and poisonous 70 the lungs.
We believe, however, this evil has its origin
in the bad quality Of the coal In this section Of
country. Good gas cannot be made Of such
coal - ne zee along the river, combining more
Of Sulphur than the Bisumen, the basis Of the
gas. Gas cannot be made Of coal from three
or four feet vein, containing - it generally does
large proportion Of son shale and mud, any
| more than good Hour can be made Of bad
| Wheat. But We think with little more effort
and better machinery, it may be made better
than II is win our Gas men try is:
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- rn.aa.a
Il = r -. .vvrv 80 ,
;i'S IS, - - z f|1
49, u = -, = - ~ 81
y. -. 49, So - 81
taixn a - reop1e. = fsiy3y ".
.ua...s - y a. 49, ~ = area. ii u
..,,.,n.Ilv sce.,eaosd M Hal f..uds are b.
...,;n~ - "A $50 ,;ss Ner,ts ~ demer;ss
u ..,tv r.;nrin,e. and =. iess uov
a.y. = do vi.h eucoeas .h.n formerly. Ills not
- much an object nor q con yince the under
Standing and pre,en. unexoep,ional dogmas
for The soproyal Of de publ,e mind. = 10 pre-
~.s. ~, d.r;.;nr =, f..u.,s ANN the ballot
fbor ro-d.v III. iu,.,i,s.rt ora.,on al The n.
don i .r.ins. I.me. Bachanan and the cincin.
nai P,.,form--a barge majority Of the legal
va.e,. h.v. unoa...;on.hly condemned him.
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Caen OvKa Axp CuAxsk-A perscn can
hardly cros evsr oar ssrests without being OBJ
Kssa 70 change, for there = prstty considerable
mud 4 an places, particularly u the crossings.
II shsrs isAcisy In The nisaisippi Valley skashas
werss sassss csosaiass n vet vsatAsr. Ss pisy
~ - vieAe q - pave shAt ass shkgsd y
ses0 sVsR.
Anse9 se0s stAse naeA nesdsd inPrsse.
nsA - - AaDsA sslaaAls ersa-valki
~ = SssstasA 80 .anIssssA = s9siEy.4 !,
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Law in Kansas.

AN
All iaws, snas can De saio 70 OBSERVE 'us' 1''e'
are dead letter In that territory. The enact
ueu,. az the Bogus Legislature, are mostly dis
"a ..;..,s.,,S ao,es.sd and Il NAV
ESatuea A"a sn.'e'sa"! N
almost be said that these people having NOT
the Law, are . law unto themselves" Such
...m. !, h. ~. view taken Of lawful res,ric.
- - - 80. 49,. i ,ot, .,m,..
aohs'such - 'Isy A'e'.Aa o"s 'o =, :,
TO the bent Of his own inclinations. The Her
I'D ~ Freedom thus spcaks Of the condition of
-. a,,;,Ls ~. ,;r \. coma xhen
'nnss uuc'e' .''u 'n.A.s '"e ','''s
every man may rightfaliy take the law IN ms
own hands. 80 far Is regards defense Of himself
=. hi. r.o,..,v.
Two years Of residence in Kansas, without
Law, ha1 bsgotten spirit OF disregard for the
rights Of others, which needs restraining. u
seea,s a. II many had no thought OF the law OF
"mine and thine" II any Agricultural or me-
chanicAl implement is needed, or in Fact, any
other piece Of personal property, and 1t 10 WITH
In reach, 1t II taken. or, in the language OF the
times, "pressed into the service OF the person
desring IL. The time has come when tins law.
lessncss should cease; when the right to per
sonal property should be respected as 1t was for
meriy. Ii We have no Law TO protect US in the
enjoyment Of the fruits Of our toll, It becomes
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G. BUCKINGHAM & co.,
South Main street, 6etpecn Third d. Fourth st,.
KEOKUK, IOWA,
OFFER to the trade q large stock Of
FALL h WINTER DRY GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE,
DRY-GOODs & FANCY NOTIONS

All ofthe most recent mportaton and direct from the
Eastern cities and Europe, anu comprising nearly every
thing embraced in
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Arrested and Held 70 Rail.

eB- We are indebted to friend for copies of
the Herald of Freedom, Kansas, of the 9Th and
18th insts., from which we take the following
Arrested and Held to hail.
1t is reported that a man by the name OF Hays,
a.member of the Kickapoo Rangers, was arrest
ed and brought before Judge Lecompte last
week, charged with shooting DAVID BUYFUM.
The case came up on Saturday last and on mo-
ton, Hays was released on bail, to appear at the
next term OF Court, to answer the charge. The
Judge had refused the Free State prisoners their
liberty on bail, charged with q similar offense,
but when tho murderer of Free State man was
brought up, he was set at liberty at once. Gov.
Geary, hearing Of this action on the part Of
Judge Lecompte, ordered Hays again into GUS
tody. Il is said he could not restrain his anger
when he heard Of this action of the Judge. He
declared that he came to Kansas to see the laws
impartially administered, and though he should
meet with death in the discharge Of his dnty 1t
should be done, regardless of consequences
Gov. Geary has hard road to travel, but we
mistake the man If he shall be wanting in nerve.
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DARCY MCGEE TO THE IRISH.
words Of True wisdom.
What the Irish Have Made by Selling The,
selves to the .Sldre Pomer.

From the last number of Darcy McGee's pa.
per, the Cell, we republish the following article,
which we commend to every Irishman who has
yet independence enough to act and think for
himself. Read it.:
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RAu, RAx-Nrp!-Thursda last Thanks
giving day wss the rainy day OF the seAson, the
rain pouring down throughout the DAY, nor
soppiag then, bat continued to pour up to yes-
terday noon, when Il turned 70 snow, the snow
coming thieksr and faster through the afternoon.
The peespsot u svsning Wa particularly favor
able for long spell Of weather.
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AL kieHr AeAH.--S saturday morning came
ont bright and sunny - Nay. and after the -
we're storm Of the two pfevio1 days, vas most
velcoue 70 Ill. The sessher thus iar has been
quite changeable. With itils tendency % ex-
ns.sa md unless Z more permanent arrange
ueat y eGsssed soon for favorable weather. II
viii diapeains aons u lessk Who are : htsas
AAioA = sAss easdese bssineAb
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Membcrs of the Con. Convention.
The following list of members elect to the
Constitutional Convention, has been forwarded
to us and nrnnnunced reliable
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We see by a statement in the Carolina Times
that Irying's Life of Washington is to be kept
out of that region. The reason assigned IS that
M. Irving expressed himself in favor Of free
dom and against slavery, not, however, IN any
of his printed orks, but-some time snce-n
a newspaper. We are sorry for this, as Mr.. IT,
wing is a pleasant writer, and bis books would
help the style Of many Of our Southern breth-
rem. -
This is the free country that is sounded over
the land from press and pulpit as the bright and
shining light to enlighten the dark spots OF the
old world. This is sample of the freedom that
one half our Republic represents to the world
This is the freedom of action, of speech and the
press that our fathers gave to to be our pride,
and the citadel for our defence. This again but
corrobora,es the repeated assertions that a
freedom-loving man must put paddock on his
lips when travelling over half our land, that
our free press must be still-that even the Bless
ed Book may not be taught to one portion OF
our people--that now, last not least the history
Of Washington, by one Of the best authors Of
the world, must not be circulated in one half Of
our Republic.
wh.. = commentary on the spirit of our in
stitutions!
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To Hp',J5o..

Nv .lIU6YG,
- =, NJ - s.,h ~ SAILS will be received, up
H. Ds G e son le"e for building Church Ed6cs
h ,h az, H nesp Iones Co., Iowa, to be completed
~ as.rihs TO- VI " stober, 1857, in time and manner
psi,'a spef catons be seen at the shop Of
that date, at E. Burlington up to Dec i.', 1885, sser
Satisfactory security win be- required Of bidder, 70,
70 h aI srformance Of their contracts. Proposals
conn, I ssed, Z. g. Archer, Dodgevile, Desraoines
10y, = wa (nov. 1S-v4t.
ERSONs Having Horses EsfHay.
4. .he undersigned has established 10 Burlington
cy for the Recovery Of Estrdy Horses, and viii at
lines give prompt attention to any Of the kind
lich may be committed to him. He has the des-
cription Of some seveny-fye eighty estrsys which
have been taken up In Dcs Moes Henry and Lee coun-
ties Persons at distance therefore, who have horses
estrayed, by sending descriptions and making appcs
ton to the undersigned, may themselves both time
and money and at the time be Of recovering
their lost property. Charges moderate
oct eS-wtf Address JOHN KELLY,
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We find the following in the Iowa City Re-
publican Of the 18th, aud give them merely to
show the manner in which the statements OF
our neighbor are met and refuted abroad as well
rs at home:
In one Northern county-Delhi county seat
Buchanan and Fremont are tie, and Demo-
Graf elected to the Conventional Burl. Gag.
That Northern county is Delaware. 1t gives
. large Republican majority, the vote standing
almost two 70 one. 1t was hitched to Dubuque,
which may probably explain to the Gazette, Why
Il sends Black Democrat to the Constitutional
Convention
A democratic gain in every county 80 far, ex-
eeps Scott and Henry. Buri. Gazette.
The man Who would make such an assertion,
in full view Of the returns of 80 counties then
in his possession, exhibits an ignorance of the
facts OF reeklessness Of the truth, rarely to be
met With. Such = lie can do no possible good;
and the motive for In utterance i therefore be-
yond our ken. In 30 out OF 40 counties heard
from, there i Republican gain.
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The only fresh and entire stock Keokuk bought in the
Eastern cities in September and October and now ar.
riviug chance for merchants to recruit, hand
somely.
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lR4wWunD-l a Nis ~ q ~ ~ ,.s1 -
ntv. z. 4. lel1stea, ~. JOHN n. MUMMY = ~
mAnH = HAnkfk
= Dsnhleen, "a 9oth inst. by Raw ". sssssr. a,
UAAc k0MCROfrs Of Pieassns Grove, TO MiM HlHY
ANN CAkMAN, Of this eiiy.
MA0l11ED-ln Lee County, Nov. Sosh, h. q.
Rev. Mr. Halliday, Dr.. WILL o GRiMke, Of Ciuctpss
q, 70 Miss Ida A. CAMPBELL, Of the former pl.es
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TERMS:
Keeping, ItetE,es and Iessdnsi iasariaS1g II
t oJe5 F,5 y;Ii:. ~
rIIE PROPRIETORs take great pleasure In expressing
i the thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented sue
its establishment the Capital and stinlatrs them
rapidly increasing demand for practical and eoMpresea.
sire Of mercantile trptHiRg The great practical
experience Of the Principal in heavy BANKING and CONNER
cal Houses, by educated and Ishc gentle
haa enabled him 10 bring 10 degres OF perfection
system Of COUNTING ROOM instruction y oral EXERCISES
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student, by this process, Is rie at thr DESK, iadrid-
nly sepbs STEP he has mastered the whole routine
Ssrred 0lBrenticesip lIFPA Commercial
H0use and thus all avkWarness; terinS and esrrgIous
blundrrs are, great measure dissPatvi.
In addition Z" engagement OF accomplished Assist
ants, haze also secured he eerTcs of OF the
eminent lecturers in Ohio to lecture commercial
topics.
here every thing connected With DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, will free and full discussion Of
s Scientific PrincipIr-cturrs upOn Commercial History
and History of Eminent COMMERCIAL Men, Commercial
oGraphy, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade Part
nershp, &C.
TIE LADLES' DEPARTMENT
Is now opened for the reception Nc Institution in
the Union mParts more thorough or Interesting course in
this Department.
best efforts merit in SEN eminent degree, the at
ering reception with which enterprise has met ana
pkeHIe OuF&et6S 10 iRdFt Hl0r6 thorough, practical
course of Mercantile lstysctoG roTTIsd any
other sjgriL,II Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations We give the follow
ing
I'VE the undersigned take pleasure testitng that
personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability
highest order He has had great experience Ac.
countant, heavy Commercial and anking Honses which
gives him superior facilities imparting Practical
HnouIeJgs e Book Keeping, aud Il tkoroWpk Coma5rcidl
EauctttiVA.
!. ]. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President Df Farmers College
L0RlN ANDREWS.
FFcsIirnt otKenyon College.
-
To young men who wish to acquire 'Bnsfnesa EaucG.
tiOH," think it affords facilities very seldom equaled
r GRANGER the Of EnoBl
edge and apness in teaching, added to practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident that graduated from
his College will be fl competent keep the most copli-
Gated SSfnG hooks.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
J. j. JANSEY, Secy Board Of Control, Stale Bank ofao
J. +. PARM, HOOk Keeper at u. I. WOodhury's.
b. OYERDIER. Book Keeper At Clinton hank
II. T. MILLS, Scc'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. q. MASON BOOK Keeper at !. II. Riley & Co.'S.
| S5F@For full particulars, rrnd for circnar.
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG;,
fei-ly PrOprietors.
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WHEELING MUSIC STORE
ANpL
EASTERN z, IliAS,sI y S !, /, ~, : ,tA1RERooATs

~. il9 ,g4If 81,
S.II puuR III EEtRHIlLli FrisHlTCRR STuER,
NNJ HEI b tnand S.Irit o. Boston New York
P:ano1 from i+ hEsclns. makers, among which
and Improved SrE.. warranted stand in any climate
Akpendid NsSortutl nj tho popular CaThartS Patent
Ntlodeon and Reed Orgas superior and finish Of
my own Manufacture Prices from a41to $l75.
All Of the above for one wear from
purchase.
ALSoa select assortment, from best Importers and sn.
nlaetufsi Of Guitars, vtons, AcCordeOps F1unas Res
Flutes, and every article wanted by the world Ofinuse
The subscriber hopes, BY studying the Of the people
ana attention TO business, merit their patronage
ts,l. MELobEoSS 70 LET. !9HRET MCslC.
telI:y b. f. TOBIN
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ENCOURAGH AMERICAN. MANUFACTURRs!
RUIAERiS BOOK X EEPEI6'S
Writing E1Ia1ic

"I4L4uB E4uIu,
MGR this superior Flud Ink has been before the public
= nearly two years has been constantly gaining in
favor, and preferred By many the iarfamed
mold Fluid.
During the past year twenty thousand quart pint
ses with smaller sizes nnumeFabr ave been sold
to bankets and merchants in CINCINNATI Louisville, Pitts.
hnrgh Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit, Tcrre aute, Lafayette,
vlnccnnes, lndianapolE Evansville Frankfort, Lexington,
Nashville, Memphis, Louis PicEsburg, JackSo Natchex
and New Orleans 1t has also been adopted the State De-
parmrlts Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi II has
taken three first class Diplomas the Mechanics Institutes Of
Cincinnati and Louisville and four Diplomas Prize Ne.
dals at State Pairs hcld last Fa in New York; Ohio Indiana
and Illinois.
The following merchants, bankers, &c Wheeling here
toforS using Anods English Ink purchased j. j. hut
ler's BooI. Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank Of Virginia; Merchants MechanIcs'
Bank Of Wheeling Bank Of Wheeling; Crescent Manuactu.
ring Company; County Clerk County, National T,e.
graph 0ace baltimore Ohio Railroad ofice; McIurs
House; Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell McAfee; Gordon,
Matthews Co.. T. Sweeney Son. pOane COWRilI; Ott
Boyd: boyd 0t Oliver Pryor. Jas. H. tOut Co.. Lamb.
din, Giiherson Co.; Press.
For sale AT manufacturers prices BY
OcIO IAMBDIN 0ILBERSoN &CO
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''s iasGBDfS, alLHERsoN co.
Just Received,

JuSG- aSce4VeQ.
M a. EDWARDS BRO. have Just received from the
w East tat their grocery adjoining tile ORce)
an eelett H.nd carefully selected fine
Ceries to which they invite the attention Of all In want Of
good and cheap GrOcrrrs Our stock consists part
fns
Rio, Maracsbo and Java Coffee, brown, clarified do;
Crushed and PilverI1ed Sugars
Teas in great variety and fins qualities
Cocoa, RrOuna and Chocolate, best brands;
Fresh Peaches, Pine Apples Strawberries Raspberrs
in cans; Rice Flour Corn starch;
EarinR, Sage, Maccarpnl, lsinElaSs, Jellytina;
Bermuda ArrowrOot Dried Currants, RaRns Almonds,
Olives, Hops, etc.
Tobacco and Segars, hne qualities;
Soaps, etc: Pine ground Table Salt;
Spices aud Essences Of every variety.
Together with many other articles tedious 10 eHuHe.
rate, all Of which selling at very low prices.
Call and cxGmine for yourselves you can't but be pleased
Remember the laceoTner are Quincy streets ad.
joining the PostOifce, Wherling, Va. my29
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: : NAS'gi Co.pa,tnarsb;1n1.' :.
REMOVAI,.

NJ REILLY has removed from lis old stand In Market
t1s Square TO that ami spacIuus Warehouse, 30.
'front.' west side Of Main street. between Monroe and
Quincy lately occupied by Messy Amman MaeulrcAs
:0mhiission house. He has hand large Etral ne,
sortmcnt Of GVocercs aud L0uUra hrh ne Vii. suI ~
Wholesale ut the lowest market price.
L o - Gunpowdcr of every description and Safety
s.JSiV
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Dividend.

TUE Roard Of Managers Of the Centre Wheeling Market
llOsc Association, have his day declared Dividend
Of per out OF the earnings Of the Company to ne
lst JanIarI-payable on tile Goth inst.
All persons that have made payments stock and have
not received their certificates, Roed bring their
cePts 70 the Secretary and get them coc the 9O 90 Rt
they may receive the dividend payable at that tltne
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nISSNIItTINN


F plfnersllp CAlStlnH bttNcrn lg subscribers under
the rtn name Of THOMPSON Patterson this Sy tis.
solved by mutual The business viii conducted
BY JOHS H. THoNraON who will collect all dchts tue r,
and pay u! ciaimt aEaiastit.
JoHNH II. THOMPSON,
J. II. PATTERSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05
w WHEELING
NEW AND '.,Il BI3A lllTIFIls STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewe1ry,
No. wnshiaston nan.

No. 4 WRDktnStou EIaU.
HAVING just returned from The EastCru cities With very
large and well selected Of CpekS, WAtches
and JeWey the subscriber HOd call the attention OF his
friends and e public generally H. assuring them that he
m sell cheaper than heretofore. Ills stock consists
iupaTt, follows:
Patent Lever, Porcelain. Mantle, Gothic eight day
Clocks. 70 sre
Open Paced Watches.
~ Particular attention IL called to the American Watches
gold and silver made wholly in this country,
and warranted prime time-keepeTs
The Ladies will find R his establishment large and well
selected stock and beautiful Cameo Jrrry, which
cannot fail TO please.
Having bought extremely low he feels very confident that
he sell Goods his s than before sold in
Wheeling and reEpecu invites all to call and his
stock @. r. BROWN
oc1S No. Washington 1Inll.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CIR a. u GERS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

CO14O FhBCiio. O.s
The most Thorough ind PFRcticOl InsII
ltOn iH Ihe West.