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CHANGE OF FIR Nj {!
Look out for SQUALLS!

XHIE have sold out our stock Of Goods to JAMES
w CHEsSUTT and DAVID CASTRELL. Thankful for
the liberal patronage heretofore extended us,
lict a continuance Of the same TO the new lrm
Our old cumsiOmers will now see the propriety and
necessity OF squaring up their aceounts-some Of whom
have not paid us dime in three years II would be
quite gratifying to feelings to wait with them few
longer but having long since exhausted pri
vate capital, and not having "struck copper ST. all
be compelled TO force collections In a very short tnie
II they are not voluntarily made We have desire
TO press our customers put them to cost and those
who prefer II can come forward and confess judgment
These who neither pay up confess judgment, must
not be offended If we them, especially after
having INDUCED them so long. And we hope they will
not put 10 the trouble and expense OF hunting them
up, but that they will come forward like clever fellows
square up their accounts, and continue to trade with
the new firm, who first rate fellows, have n very
fair stock hand and in few days will be expecting
New Goods. CANTRELL 4 co.
McNinn CO., April 4, 1s5s-sm+-Ss2
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U MON Ell,

w. w. STONE, Formerly Of GreeneriHe)
DESPECTFCLLYin informs the public that he has taken
nO The Hotel formerly kept by Joseph Felton, Benton,
Tenn. Determined to keep the right sort OF House, he
will spare no pains to accommodate and render com
Portable all who may call. His Table shall be spread
with the bes 1.-THE country Affords and his Stable will be
provided with plenty Of provender Determined to
merit public patronage he hopes and expects to receive
a due share of it. July 13-tf-355
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OFFICES, NO. 1 FIFTH ST., LQbrsvII.LB
KY, ANDNO. 2 COURTLAND4tsT.,N N. Y.

The above popular medicines received ahd for sale by
a. w. ROSS, Athens; q. CANNON, Madisonvile. Call
aud get Almanacs and circulars free. Feb l-ly-3s4
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Carriage Repository.

HtHtHHS IUHUttbttc.
JOHN L.
is receiving a variety Of Carriages. con
Il sisting OF Slide-seated Buggies FamiIv
Wagons, Roekaways. top, aud no top Bugpie:
CONCORD BUGGlES. Hack Wagons two
horse Plantation Wagons-all iron axles
Harness and Whips-Norfhern made, and
warranted Of good material, which he will
sell as low as can be bought in any Southern
market.
Any style of Carriages or Wagons got up
to order at short notice.
He also has some Horses and Buggies to
hire out for the accommodation Of the public,
JOHN l. BRIDGES.
April 4, lS56-tf-S93.
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lust Received. and for sale, lot Of Cooper's
houed Iron; also, first rate article Of No. Chew
ing iobacco, by A. r. BRADFORD,
fep.s Rceville, Tenn,
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.-Just
received, large lot Of the most approved and
latest editions, and for sale by
Aug24 GEO w ROSS
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A Ii persons wishing to pnrcase Threshers and Ma
N chinery Of that kind will do well 10 hand In their
orders Immediately. s. X. FEEDER Aeon,
Athens, Feb. e2-u
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XXTANTED.-wew wish to buy Dried Fruit Green
w Apples, irish Potatoes, Feathers, Deeswax, Tal.
low Butter &c., fer which the highest price will be civ
en-. [nov2] W. @. HORTON Cd
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I'm PO rS.rT TO FIRM RS,
Premium Wheat Fans!


TvNfIE undersigned would respectfully inform the Far
II ming public and all others Interested that they
still continue to manufacture N. u. Thurbcr's
Improved Premium Wheat Fans, at
their old stand in Philadelphia, Tenn, and have also
tabshed shops at Cleveland, Tenn. and Dalton G a.,
where they will be happy to wait upon their old friends
and AS many new ones as may desire their machines
These Fans Improvement upon. the ~. T. Grant
Fam" by Mr.. Thurber, who was the inventor Of the
Grant Fan. These Fans have received premiums where
large numbers were exhibition in various States OF
the Union, to wit I'm New York, where there were
over fifty competitors for the premium, and in Ohio
where there thirty contending for the same. yr-
gna, Pennsylvania, North Caroir and the Middle Di-
vision OF the State Of Tennessee, have acknowledged
the superiority of these Fans by awarding premiums
their respective Fairs, to the propretors.
These Fans enjoy unrvaled reputation wherever they
have been used, for their superiority of construction,
and the rapdity with which they perform their work
being able to clean one bLshel per mnute-aDd remov
ing everything that could be accomplished by Smut Ma
chimes. One OF these machines timed and tried at
Joseph Jones', Philadelphia Tenn, the result OF
which experiment the annexed certificate will show
Good material shall be procured, and only good work
men to construct them which enables to all
work done at shops. Those wishing good machines
would do well to send in their orders early the de-
mand about harvest Is usually greater than be sup
piled with the desired dispatch. Letters addressed to
the undersigned at Philadelphia Tenn, Cleveland Tenn,
and Dalton Ca, viii receive prompt attention.
JACKSON COTTON co.
KErEs HENDERSON, Athens, Tenn, are Agents for
the sale OF the above Fans.
This certifes that the undersigned timed and tried n
U. Thurber's Premium Wheat Fan, and state that 1t
cleaned one bushel per minute, separating all filth to
such degree OF perfection that 1t cano be rivaed by
any Fan now In use; and recommend all who stand
In need Of such machine to examine this improved
Fan before purchasing elsewhere. J. d. JONES,
CHAs CANNON,
A. w. CozART.
This Is to certify that have been using OF the
Wheat Fans manufactured by Thurber Cotton, called
N. U. TURNER'S Improved Premium Fam and believe II
to be superior to any Fan have in use In this
country. THos. BRowN.
Philadelphia, Tenn, Dec II, 1855.
Athens. Tenn, Goth Dec, 1858.
purchased one OF Thurber's Improved Premium
Wheat Fans, from Messrs Thurber Cotton this year,
and well pleased with It. My hands tell me II just
the Fan they wanted DAVID CLEA0E.
Dec 2S-6m*-379
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Notice.

A Ii orders for Agricultural Machinery,
"A made by Messrs. Wheeler, Melick d Co.,
Albany, N. Y, must be to me direct, or
through my Agents in East Tennessee, Mr.. s.
X. Reeder, Athens, ard Mr. NJ. Nelson, Knox
vile, who are authorised to furnish any OF said
machines at manufacturers cash prices. add.
ing cost OF transportation. p. ID. GATES,
Feb. 3, 1854 If 2S6 IL Broadway, N. Y.
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BoIting Cloths.
NM have on hand and for sale 4 superior article Of
w dBsolting Cloths, Nos. ., g, 8, 0 and 10.
MOVED MoEwEN 4 GILLESPIE.
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New Goods Cheap Goods
Another Fresh Supply of Drugs,

UI fUSH supply OF Drugs,
WHICH, added to my old, makes my
w present stock large for this market
consisting in part of the following: Oils,
Lintseed, Tanners, Lard and Neatsfoot; Spts
Inrpentine; Copal, Japan and Leather Var.
n'sl; FAINT Varnish and Sash Brushes; Blend.
els and Granting Brushes; White Lead. dry
and in Oil; Zinc in Oil; Pessories: Gumelastic
Globes, with and without tubes: Window
Glass, IL 10y Is; Putty; Glaziers' Diamonds:
Wines: Brandy, and Jamaica Spirits. for
medical uses-and many other articles
Will be sold for cash only.
Oct 20 VIM RJrRNS
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Little Giant Corn and Cob Crusher

HAVE the right for this celebrated NH for Roane,
n Monroe, McMnn, Bradley, Polk, Rhea and Meigs
counties, and am now prepared TO all all orders:
PnoE-'No. to5; No. eos. W. HURLEY,
Loudon, Tenn.
= X. RsEpER, Athens; ]. N. DEizEIL. Mouse Creek;
O. RicE, Rsevile; and ALExAspg Claws Charleston,
Agents. Feb 49, 1855 On asa
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Salt.

Salt.
06D = RAGS justrsceiyed and for sale.
%%eDNov.2T McEWEN GILLESPIE.
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Com mission Business.
4, X, REEDER

ID EsrECTfULLY informs the citizens Of McMinn
n county, and the public generally that he will attend
to the Selling, Purchasing, and Forwarding OF all kinds
of Produce Also, to ordering Goods Groceries, any
kind Of Machinery that may be called for. lie fur
nish Machinery, such as Threshers, Reapers Mowers,
Stalk and Straw Cutters Of any kind wished, at manu-
facturers' prices, freight added.
"A good lot OF Threshers the way and to arrive In
few days. Also, one Circular Saw Mil and one Clover
Huler on hand and for sale by s. X. REEDER.
Athens, Tenn, may il-tf-3i6
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We woald earnestly invite all persons who suffer.
ing with any Of the ills that flesh Is heir to- to call
Dr. John Bulls agent aud get copy OF Bulls Family
Journal gratis and for the sake OF humanity hope
that a SINGLE Individual will not be found unwilling TO
give Bulls Sarsaparia trial after reading and recol
iecting at the same time that Is impossible for the
Doctor publish the tenth part Of the number OF
tcates Of astounding cures performed by his Sarapa
ria. The amount Of testimony voluntarily shovered
on DR.. Bulls snrsnparilla from well known snd distip-
gdfshed individuals both public and private life, has
been Perfectly overwhelming.
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LEUTv'S HOT Ell,

LOUDON, TENN.
INIls well known House has been newly fitted up with
II bedding, furniture &c. The under signed has taken
charge OF 1t, and in announcing himself for the public
patronage asks 1.-THE tree to be tested by its fruit" and
pledges higlisef by an assiduous attention and due
regard for the comfort and tastes of his guests they
shall be cared for and furnished with the best the
try affords. He has also connected with the house the
large stable, sheds and lot Of Messrs Taylor Bridges
CO., and will be prepared In that line.
Jan II 3t-3S1 WIN. NJ. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
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Threshers +! Threshers I!

n AND WARRANTS wANTED,-Ia an
u now paving 81 per Ac?e. aug9 @. w ROSS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

A PEREU4Ep BasATH-iSiat lady gentleman would
under the Of sagrecahe breath when by
ing the "BGLH THOUsIxD PLowEAs ileutilrice woul
onlv rrner hut leave tile teeth white as aaltS
slhiect Is delicate, theIr friends will never menn
II. Pour single drup OF tie "Baln" tooth brush
aud wash the teeth night and morning. 5Jcent bottle will
last year. z s5zz1sa5
BEAUTIFUL CoNPLExI6S may be easily acquired By using
the "Han OF Thousand Flowers" II will tan, pin
pies recEs roI tv skin, leaving 1t Of soft and
hue. Wvta towel pour three dTCps AMI wash
tIe face nizht and in0r'ilnr.
SHAVING MGDE EASY.-lyt shav!n=brush In either
cold water, pour drops Balm Of
Tlou4anh PIoWers,n rub the beard we'll ami will make
beautiful SON ather facilitating the operation shay
ing. Price only ffts cents.
". p. EETRIDGE & co.,
Franklin square, New York.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

vIrxIniaa T.oaEe Ne. .s.--lieets every Taarsiay
the fIalI corner n Market onree Streets
Jozy s. Eaio,fT. n O.. 3. Il. Carr, Secretary.
Rra1kIE1 Ledge NO. t3 -sise.s as above ever
Monday evening. JoIIz B1l1l, n. g.; q p tAapsiss
Secretary.
VIA. Tell Lodge Mes s 3.--stssts ss above eve
~ geln=saAy eynnins 2 q AoEss+4SS, y: O. Ssess
Saiads, Secretary.
WheeIfnx Ledge We. 50y-Meets every Monday
evening a. the ll corner aud Quincy streets n
BRoES, N g.; Jass 75oEass, Secretary.
elsnsaiia, lsotl,essso every
Frsdar evening l. sicLArs, n G.; r. ": Btsachrres
bRnss's5 ssnelsssfaea2 Ne A.=7,sleets ~ me
nan corner sIarsf an Monroe Streets and bird
Tuesiav evenings Of each month H ufaM1x. C. P s. VI
VIM, Tell FleauspuDenH Ne. ssA. f-Nheets as
above the eesosa and otsa Fiesiav evenings Of each
month. VIZ. KLlsklEa, C. p. Wa. Httsgar1er Scribe
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Tue McDoxoGH Esr4rE.-SIxTH DIST CounT
Society for the Relief of Orphan Boys VS.. CT
ty Of New Orleans and City Of Baltimore. In
his case Judge Cotton has given Judgment in
favor of the plaintiffs for $tO0.O0J; the judg-
,ncnt to he executed in pursuance of the terms
II the will of the late john McD0nogh. The
above is the case in which, as our readers will
remember, the plaintiffs sue to recovcr.Of the
defendants, the universal legatees of the es
tate of the john McDonogh, the amount ofaleg-
acy left nv the deceased to the plaintitfs-M o.
Bulletin, July z.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio I.ssve xo.. aas.=sIests al ar1soaie Hall,
corner MrrIe4 and the ttir 4Tnn-
av EVENING" Of eaea,nouth G. W. siaurs, W. NJ; Afsz-
Gadsr LGN19its, .secretarv.
Wheeling Sod &c No l3S.-Meets as above on
the aud ia TiarsIav Of each month r A.
BsESTtIxGFa.w ". 81; s. y. Pef-sna, Secretary II
WhreIInz TrnToa Chapter No. f9.-Meets as
aove on The seooR IonEs evening Of each month w. G.
Scorr. II. p; s. ". Pea -eoR. Secretary.
WheeIiaS ssueiHnPment No. I.-Meets as
abare tte Hts Monday eyeains Of each month W. j.
BlTEs.F C a. IN fa1s 5trovler.
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rar 81 ,rheplIn. Intelllseneer.


The stars that were semmng nights arch of blue,
Were mirrorrdsn brightness ':ni,I pearls of dew,
When Bertha came through the gathering mist,
With footsteps light, to the place of trysti
Blythe mountain stream,. meath the forest shade,
Where nature her wildwood bower had made.
The distant rock had its shadow grey,
Der the waters flung, they muFmured away,
And her heart partOOk of its sOp,bre hue,
Willie faith St whispere,I thy love Is tTuei'
All, never before had the matd,I been,
The first at the try sting place, wen.
swec. flowers were there, in each fragrant cup.
A tnly o. love seemed folded mp, rs
But a tear limneI The viol5t's eye of bluc,
Sweet Bertha. her tears were falling too;
Aud sigh on the chime of each fairs lel,
Went echoing through the lonely dell
But list. her lover Is calling hrr now,
HIS form she sees ,neath the sycamore bough,
Heart aowers and stream, break the shudowy shran,
Aud the stars look more lovingly dUxu email.
Taus ever i. Is, loves varying tide,
Gives sunlight and shadow to III beside.
ROMANO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

IuroarAxr TO SnosMAKERs.-.t boot and shoe
10 npany for manufacturing boats and shoes by
scrnard's patent machine, has been formed in
England, with capital OF $au0,0OO. The ma
cIine is said to supercede manual labor entirely.
4 factory already in existence makes By it POO
pairs day. The expenditure of tue population
If the United Kingdom for boots and shoeS is
this company, looking to a gradual extension of
their powers of productions, contemplate an ulti-
nate increase of their capital to 1000, 900 dol
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

SELF.C ousTrSe YAaD SrlcE.-A patent has
been granted for n very convenient article for
dry goods merchants. It is seli-coufititg mea-
sure 1t is graluatcd by brass nails il tie same
manner that counters now are, except that in
the place of one of the brass Isails-the one
where the hand ordinarily tertnioateS in count
ing yards-is knob, which is slightly pressed
By the finger or thumb, alda pointer counts AID
registers tne number Of yards eitasurel. luis
is very convenient in case tnc clerk desires u
.ntertain his customers il conversation white lie
is measuring gods. It also ayoiis tue liability
TO error in counting
Elisha Dexter, of Holmes Hole, Mass, is the
inventor and patentee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

LIFE rs TURKsT.-Tne Coastantinople cores
pondentS of tiie Partisan Journals give hishtful
accounts of addition of tc society il the Turk
isEr Empire. A son of the French Consul was
recently murdered at Tene,lp>; and iIis sole OF
fence was his having, by iaadverteacr, trostlen
.lpun the foot of turk. fie ppor ia sas o'ity
fourteen years of age. He was iirst beaten, aud
when he tried to ,ictc,id III uself,Sas killed. On
another occasion, at Constantiaoplv, handful Of
Fui,ians, TAXI g one man for another, sized III.
ora wrelcnei Greek, whom they nal never seen
before, declared that he was an ilidi idual to
vlIom tIlcp bore a grudge and tie poor fellow
vas literally cut 20 pieces by their sabrcs!
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SIZE or raE WEsr.-Iilinous would make for
~ such States as Rhode Island and Minnesota
ixty. Missouri is larger than all New England.
hi, exceeds either Ireland, or Scotand.or Por-
.ngal, and equals Belgium Scotland, and Swi,-
.crlan,l together Missouri is more than half
IS large as Italy, aud larger than Denmark, Ho'-
and, Belgium and S itzerland. Missouri and
Illinois arc larger ttlan England, Scotland, Ire
and and Wales.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

~ The Grain Crop the present year, says
the boston Transcript, over all the New England
States, is very heavy. In many sections in this
State the grass is very rank and ripe for harvcs-
ting In some instances tits lodged, and is
i,anlling nn1 rotting on the ground. The wea-
;i,er for making hay thus far has been unfavoI-.
able; the frequent aid heavy rains have prevcIl-
ted the gathering the early crop in good condi-
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-sass@Esf LsABLA sBTNWOoD.
~ Fhe iron. steamships s..Grpat Eastern

~ The iron steamship .'Grpat Eastern y
when is now in.proeesS nj construction at Lon
don, IS seven hundred feet in length and sixty
feet in breadth; and II Is expected that she Will
he ready to launch by the first Of September
Her first voyage will be to P0rtIaad, Sic, and
she i'll ply for some time between that port and
Liverpool; making the tirst voyage to the Great
West" instead Of the 'Grcat East" as was at
first Intended The following are the di.nen-
fiols of some ofte large.t steamers il tllewor d;
-rhe Great Western, 236 feet long, % broau;
Great Britain, 322 feet long, % broad Hernaia-
va, 25I fest long, 43 broad, the Persia, 2Tgfe
long, 45 broad; the Adiiatic, 800 feet long, %
feet broad rie yanderbi I, s3:5 fretiong, breadth
45 feet. From all the Information t:iar can Ire
obtained respecting Noan's Ark, its tunnage is
calculated to nave been about IL, .oO tuirs. The
great ship of Ptolmey Phitopcter, was 0OO
funs. The Great EASTERN i calculated TO b. no
less than 10000 tniis burden, and her iron plank
lag viii enclose spacc ilsils of 2, J93, jJ3 GU
bic feet
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r. The New Orleans Picayune says: 'slyc
are nov fairly in the season of staSnancy, but
still We are not without manifestations that our
rigor is not exhausted ], but can exert itself in
any direction and at any cal. Every boat leav-
ing carries away full CON clement of passengers
and our hotels grow geographically barer fglests
from day To day; bit till there is sufficient pa
tronage to keep then open and lively. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

!sioSn As, tie hons organ Of the late Hon Dan.
icl Webster says-'The Democrats of our city
md State. and of all the New England States,
(including New Hampshi y receive the nomia-
,tion Of NJ. Buchanan, for the office of Pre<i-
lent of the United States, with the most exult-
ing exhibitions of joy and satisfaction. Wehear
some open and straight old fashioned Wings say
that they will vote for him"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
- wife Co. Benton was sp,.aking the 9th

R5Ys Wife Co. Benton was speaking the 9TH
er Gay, in one of the Missouri towns, tic plat
form gave way, but the old war-horse WAS ui,-
hurt, and declared that it was his prerogativc to
break through platforms; that he was bred to the
gades and mercenaries, with tile pen feathers
hardly covered by tne livery of Office, to define
or originate his political princiilles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

THE BgSTeSIrEs AND TlIB ANrIgs-.dA OjSr
Reie;te3. -Ene Bento"itcs have proposed to the
Antics that the two factions cease doing business
separately, and g in partnership. The propO-
sitioa is that the party which receives the small
lest vote at the August election take down its
electoral ticket and units with the Other, for the
November Presidential tighl.-St. Louis Netes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

long by 20 wide, and 8 feet deep, eontaiaias5e,-
900 gallons The supeFstrueture IS handsome
and tasteful, "a feet long, and contains e dtes-
sing rooms. The ladies' bath houseiis an ele-
ant structure on the opposite sidsof the grove,
90 fsst long, which contains. in addition g 9
private baths plunge bath 80 feet long by 16
feet vide, Il feet deep. and aocred with white
marble. There Is also an establishment for a
shower. spout aud artificial warm baths" The
bathing houses are surrounded by shaiy grove
which is beautifully decorated by natures own
foliage. Adieu-MOre anon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

Rev THEoDoRE PAnKEu in course of his sermon
last Sunday says;-.'Slx half-horsc, halfalliga-
tor men from Kentucky or Missouri will put to
tight all the loun talking, spreadeage Eree-Soil-
ers aud AboGitiOnists oil New England" The
Boston Journal thiks if Kansas emigrants from
New England will not light battle tney had
better stay at home.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
VIII be given INV aet;sl in Virginia who viii exl'h'
twelve pictures, SIX AHt6TOype six DrgHerTntges
Of sy4I ey 10 twelve which NJ. Adams VIII select from
his collection iehas opened Gallery over PorhsJsW-
.lfy Store ISL Main ST. with skliSis arranged The most
approved yincipls, Witch be equaei unless sitn
Larry situated fronting the river With Of ae
eoss large and well arranged with every convenience for
making rst class ptcarcs of style and size. eis
happvto announce that he win be assisted bS Mr. JAMES CApT
the artist Who pictures that awarded this high
est premium a Gold eo the last fair Of the american
TRstHte Castle Garden, New also the only PreHliED
a,sdrded for Dlgutreotpes the Worlds Ftr at Parts
NJ A. has received foe medals and si0 diplomas for the
hes. ia exhibited different fairs In the United
States which % their superiority and having been
ouOred large proportion of the business in Wheeling
the past year expects with Increased facilities only
retain enlarge the number Of his pntrons especia
IL as he e.lrs tgtc aetis of his proiuctlOnsr ath
er than display t1rnit,re- Ansrotypes iagle
or d0ne 0Atss DIgurrrotYpes plain colOred equal
painting vory Photographs the lowest prices upto
fty dollars o4rlilht being male Of French Pate Glass
ami being unobrueted by other buitnS pictures be
ma lie from s4rtse children tn
strntiaeo4s frnn a. VI. Bpm. Yetthe light
and that with weak sit by 1t with per
feet Couay days good any by this light. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.