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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

Two rrArla FROM YiofEsr.-Coroner Cmbett va
called upon yesterday 70 hold an inquest A. .+...a.
ter street upon the body Of woman nsme nc
smith Who died from Injuries received at The head Of
one Ngry Gallagher The deceased quite dssi.
rated character and While quarrelllns with Gallagher ne
stftrk Ter violent blow IN the breas, with hs hand
knctkrv her DOWNS cearway. The unorturate
vct-sr vas picked up bleeding profovy from TIE nose
1Let ti q mriancd ~ severe Internal injuries, and
nav t.l..rs .tIn warani for re apprehension Of the
49, hi i. trYI 81 the casc over anti 10 o'sock
~ a9,t rti y 10 2cs E,s' II, 1eer,h
te p.F IEt ttman pared , idge, Nc Arels,
.NE fNHelyc8 AZ q Il allgvtt. At tho
.a- ertefIt m t.ctssci 4
t..4. .#4 Eeo1 8. sI.A.s4 Jar AM- at, Ali
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Border Ruhlanism In Indiana.

A n
TWO MEN KfLLED-woMES BEATEN WITH CLUBS.
From the Ioganspcrt Journal
From reliable correspondenl &c have received an &C
count Of The riot ai Bourbon Marshall courty n the dis
cusx.cn between Judge stuart and Mr. Colhx.
wagon Containing tour mer AMI number Of las'es
c,me from Kosciosko eoany % Ai.er ths ,psaSns In
his last leg Threats were made against the wagon DO.
fore reached the ground and during The speaking thirty
irishmtn who were employed upon the railroad prcpar
ed hickory cues and a. The vsgca passed ioccry At
The opposite end Of tie town. y Tas aacSed oy these
men who knocked down the horses ana commenced an
ndisorminste assani. upon all a The wagon
The screams OF the women A. they begged for their
Ewes and the shouts AIi muT9ersrs blows o. TIE attack
party weie awful AM presented 'ceas Which drove
IN terror ihe mutt uGe which largely made Up OF
women. hen cndeavoree 70 save Their families, and
he,e was no time TO assist the cnsorlrats wagon load
which was soon overpowered ~ the iafurssted bru,es
Who forget 20 discriminate between women and men Ia
their mad attack.
with both handa and IN the act Of striking he was shot
and fe dead The persons In tho wagon were scrousy
the attention the mob being suracisd % another object
in the wagon the wife OF Mr. LsHel, citizen OF
Koscu,ko county who, hearing OF the Danger Of bis wife,
rode back 70 protect her On approaching the wagon be
ard bis horse knocked dowa ssd 11ding the odds
him too strong be reested % the house Of the
Rev Nr. James, whose ismiiy VIII himself hsd been
pursued by the mob, vlo PICKED NJ axos as they
went, broke IN the toor and virdos, and brutally
murdered him IN tic presence " tie terrified family
Bs body was horribly msssled his legs aad head bong
nearly cut 10 pieces.
M. Col'sx had been 10 supper ihard o. NILE rom
the Sem OF these tran,act0us ssd snort time aftsr
passed the grocery where cougree1e the asssaas
Of TIRE wagon They assaulted his horse with clubs and
nearly Knocked down, aud threatened the fe Of M
Cofsx. BE vss able 20 keep his horse In motion, and
escaped. Inc mob dubbed q riding short ds
sIcs behind him, and threatened the NE q Captain
Sterling, Who had recently become republican aad also
beat q younF named samuel Dsher They took
complete possession q the town. uhe tse people, anxious
for the saety Of the women. Ted IN confagiop.
Nr. 1efel was prominent member o. the Methodist
kptscopL Church. lie Was mid and inoGUslve man,
and universally beloved.
All PARTIES agree that there provocaion for tbs
numerous affair, aud the a<sanfs universally
demned particularly by the democrats WOO witnessed r.
coed be pcrpctrased in q civilized community, and that
Irshnen, xho notorious for inelr CHI valrous
spsoi for women should 40 Tar forget their character
70 be guilty Of such outrage. rheJ rst have been
urged 70 the deed by some political send or have been
drunk II hoped that the murdcrtrs may be found aud
Vcnished.
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on one OCCASION he arei plll At brother Of the De
Nsxsed because The latter lnaerefet his ssts.s be
half Some days ases the dec ased sBs delivered o.
child her husband IL is al eyed dragged her iron her
red ana inflicted such sevtre upon hsr that her
DEAN Was FASTENED In consequence The jury in this
case rendered verdict Of D-ah from or'snc disease
OF the heart and that her ceath FASTENED by excite
mept ard III treatment the part OF her husband =
Coroner Hills issued warrant for the arrest Of McAtce
FArAI RAILROAD ACCIDENT Coroner Perry heli an in.
quest upon the body Of . woman named Matilda Lyman,
who accidentally killed by being run over by train
the Harlem Railroad at The depot, Of
Thirty street and Fourth he ,eased was
engaged in peddng apples about the nehborhood, and
while crossing the track accidentally FELL and before she
could herself train OF cars passed. over her
body The deceased was native OF Ireland and was 40
YeRra Of age
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Franklin Pierce I'm Ills Own Town.

The citizens of Concord N. H., at meeting held on
Monday evening, having refused four to one II adopt
Pierce public reception the opponents OF the admins
sraton met at the Fram,Lt Camp OF that city and held
meeting over which Z. II. Rollins presided. preamble
and resolution were then unanimously adopted, fol
lows
President United intends the city OF Con
cord early the month Of October next and having been
ens for Ss recepon which & have b. Se Of Ave-
one TussS to do and be hd % hh s %
~ parts the country alike and whereas he has used thai
Sohe e sass ns o he hands Of eSnsarcSy
At the SOUTH as manifested in many NAYS but most st
The Island Of Cuba the wicked repeal Of s Missouri restic
tabshng slavery in Kansas and the ISLANDERS against that
the Of eoSn aT91g %G@ are IN
his last annual message h,t states conspicuous Toe their
saniares disresarded Their cons,iionsi o5isaons 10
haunting them with Their inability heal admitted and palps
they engage in The offensive and ho?eIess ssl q
clients he people q the southern their
iaus q he Northern states which would be
our system because under Of the
Union nickremiI sectional agllors. having such
teal cesoop 70 the supposed nere5is Of The seaTsiy few
m IN ne eaded STATE a. TOTALLY % aesndSn nna are
,rampe under the njurctons Of mora, and consu
republic q America feel dssfy Injured and hamlaed
By sucn prostitution Of the highest oce OF our country %
OF brooks Iouclas the Inhabitants Of the
Northern violence and political fraud aud
Whereas the public and Official conduct OF Franklin
Pierce lead believe tAat he synpahres with
the pro slavery ogarchy whether al the South at Washing
ten Kansas than he does with the lovers freedom
With Preston BROOKS than With Charles su n.
DER, with Atchson and strtngfeow than with
romeroy ard Robinson, and with shannon than with
Reeder and whereas am Gus that should Franklin
Pierce visit Concord announced h receive
upon the friends
az erty official neglect which decent respect for
ourselves does no, absolutely impose upon U.s.
Rcsoived That the bentng mode N WHICH the nhab
Concord receive fraaAn Pierce snong them
a solemn, mournful silence.
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uLKARxD.
Steamship Texas Forbes San yuan.c Whitney
steamshlp Knosvinc Ludlow. ssvannah-s T. M,chn
Steamship Marion Foster, Charleson-Spoford. Tcson
Steamship Rossole Skinner Norfclk-I.udls rieasan,s
ship Ashburon. Brsdish Liverpoo-C Grinneli.
SUP cams: Perry :, John SSSswboa perco
ssp ha. m ssy srS "r
BARK upion d,ren) Hors,man. Bremen-IenDins- Muller
nsIk n'sssyy Booth Gorss and GambIaJ MashsaO;
Bark Spirit Of the times r, Martin, Haroor Grace-sid
Brig julio ep, collado, crbonear. Yr-Comez Wallace
Brig Talbot CBr, Pits Haybor Breton. Yr-Howlsnd A
Brie Oeessa dirs Clements. Yarncnih-stmges & Go.
HE abei sesrmsn Tsmss e,psaS carcb
echr Jane Irgrahsn, Merrill, Aux csyes-Metcaf Dan
sohr " Brown, Richards Port princevosc. Living
schr : n cline Miner Nobue-Lane West SCo
sehr Monte ehriso seddard, Eteuion ac-DaiernAn Rud
schr Charlotte Ann, Smith. Nsybern-Days A Holmes.
seSr msWsrs Cob. rhisaepSa-J w sSfiseS
r.%po H0S aEel s ss,srs
SIR Mar: Lester. TToy,sosssJ Eiysa.
steamer i Bosd S ss,a y % tsaz Inc
sesm.hp Washington csssna " premerhaven scp,s via
ssp jpn sG % sSis s3s = sand
al schooner showing While bprsee WIN aiers IL
centre red Sept TO- 1880 Nm lHt " NJ lon "a w pass.
ed brig Nancy. bound y, 2d. III PM iat ~ lon rs g,
passed seanshp Fulton, hence fE Iavre. Took pio,
ship Amazon Hovey London 4 Portsmouth, Aug n. with
ndse add - psssepgery 70 Morgan. liza inst
Ion az &C. exchanged signals with shlp Woodbury. bound
The last 40 have had g baing winds
Brig ciudad Bolivar, Gibbs Cudad Bolivar. Aug q. with
hides TO Hsrbeck Co 2s. inst IN So lon ~ spoke ship
Wesimareland, Rom Philadelphia for i..vcFpcoL
With salt Tucker Llrfthourne sailed IN company with
brig Waffonding, ior New York
brig ksgle Crl, Babn Piciou. Ms Is DAYS with coal 70
master sth inst la ~ 70 on spoke brig Rival from Il
Tris yesnss sewer New Orleans II days win soar. ac
n Shif Brue
ssLr sqssE 20 BALTIMORE, Collins N'raeao % da,. viii
schr Fenaicr. Anderson. Richmond.
Nrtr Charter Oak and
Schr Dani Webster. Hodge, Boston Cor Albany
fchr Elizabeth, Wet, Boston for Albany.
gcbr Oliver. West. Boston for Albany
eebr Ceina Helen -. Be~tOn.
ScfI Angenetia. Cr0well Boston.
schr Grace Gircler. Paine, Boston cor Pbliai1ipdt.
Fchr Jane, -, Nsr1ham.
Schr Council. -, Prov lncet0wn.
schr NShaier. Lawrence, Portland. c. Er Albany.
SChr II Hubbard johnson Portland II.
Schr Amelia, Dickinson. Portland, Ct
ssnr Mary " Brugllcy, chafe New Haven.
kchr hedford, Goctrane. New Haven for ph1aIeluh
steamer Flsnct, I1oper, Pldadepha
Steamer Vulcan, Mcrrison. Philadelphia
steamer Osceola- CLARK, Prov violence
SffamcY Decatur, 9eer. Norwich.
Steamer Harris Smith, New 1ordon
SAILED
Steamships Knoxville Savsnnah Marion Charleston Roa-
noke, Ncrfoik &c.
Wind during the DAY MNw.
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Political (sOssip.

meeting ia adverthed TO be held At Coudersfort,
Potter county, Pennsylvania, on the 2oth inst, in "a
yor,n says the ouncement, OF Buchanan and
Breckenridge and free Kansas Senator Bger TO be
Of the speakers. Does the ex Governor advocate
freedom for Kansas the northern part Of Pennsy vana
and slavery for Kansas in Philadelphia
Hon. John Breckiniidge having been invited 10 take
the stump in New York, writes follows to q democrat
in Cayuga county
LEXINGTON, Ky., Sept. Is, 1855.
the My duties at homo require constant aten
pleasure vis: New York and aid the democracy the
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE.
Elk Governor Cleveland, for the Fremon. caue, and
Hon. Edison B. ods of Ohio for Buchanan and the ia
Goblin democ acy the Stale OF Connecticut
together.
There to be grand rally Of the friends Of Fremont
aud the Union ut waghingtons Headquarters New
burg, Tuesday, the 3oth inst. The meeting win be
addressed by the Hon. n P Banks, Jr., OF Aassachu
sets.
The Washington Know Nothing organ says that com
mttee OF democrats waited IN person upon the clerks Of
the various departments in Washington last week, and
demanded of each clerk 4 contribution OF money. The
committee stated that important carry Maryland
for Buchanan and tina. the municipal election In the city
Of Baltimore must be carried that necessary TO
raise a certain amount Of money for that purpose.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2t-Ar steamship Kangaroo
Eging rav,lgool brig. bell Poule erc Passport Belle
Johrs SON and Crecisn Mathews Newburypsr, sarah n
sparks Iarhip sslemi y Weston raloy snd w G.rd
lanes smith Jsctsonvis; N Il Carlisle sprie Providence
tdslne Howes, Gloucester,
hsrhs rirbsm Davis snd Lasoals Bearse Bosor; brss
1los chorn Hastings cafdenas Canton, CroweT Boson
wee'on Msloy Boston sarah ID SPARKS Iarkn ssiefn q
Gardner. Bourne, Chelsea John Rogers Elliott Providence
Miscellaneous and Dssssters
The clipper ship War Hawk 1910 tons yesterday norn
w taken On The small balsnce dock FOR examination.
rsrK HOpx, Gl0ucese 90 from Cagy had heavy
lie last 10 dsys
Bnrc sr.as soutEAccJuns from Met,nzas az Inc OH hat
state hsi the brig susan sie which sailed that port on
The Gh, with cargo q w casks bound Phlafe
Fsyie. Al ne time o. sailing he weather vas aefsvor
~ aId boisierous much that the Pilot sdvs the can.
Sdd % se Re vessel 81 BIT wi'hoai success md ss es
asn ben sent up 2 tow ior sssls,ance Ih was promptly
sNtr using every the attempt had % be abandon
u was prcsumed The vessel would be a total loss
Bn scHR, apparently new, hating ror HALIFAX bolton,
her narc was III"
Dsrs Maine Law Of Lubec ashore =, cuaeuas h1s beeu
sold for A1D
snip Martha Ward, f50 tons built in Yevca de Ne
years old, has been sold on terms not made public.
L.rvcurp-A Portsmouth MI mh inst BY Messrs ro,ey
Tnefed, for Messrs William Jones son superior sIp
manded ~ uapt Tho. late shp Elizabeth Hamilton
At Quircy 22d rst b. Geo Thomas Esq ane white oak
x e sucRs. WI fa poSp . he en- ma Srsas ss
owned " Mr isaac Taylor and the builder; lowed 70
Al ceisls ioh ns b. Messrs ia q Porter ! superior
shp a 100 ors called The Constitution She is bnt Of the
AtPori Jefersor VI ~ nst abtnufa clipper bum vchr
fa0 tots caed De oonstg o. Brooklya whore sBe
itrb ~ wnrl rarsbir sbe l. fa-fsio ~ ta1a.8 Az *.
tt,s EyeA e,tAts - Les saas y. sAAles 81 :, O.ias
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T,nE REGULAR MEETINGS or COMMITTEES oN Ran.
-Iees are held every day ~ ill Sasau street ut The
Herald once.
bright e. gle q Columbia rise,
Tie hopes ol lfeemen wakes
Iuful your bsnncrs to The skies
Now light through darkness hrcass
JAS. AUkEEMAN Pre4dett
FDwARD A. MnLtr. Secretary.
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~. Cld rbrs Ney, Ward savannah josephine Ferris RAJ
umofe,
boston, Sept z3-Arr steamship Joseph Whitney, Hoges
BALTIMORE Atquaranino. ship Slswmu Higgins fiveruop
Relow ri anchor The Roads bark Marcs Fla from VCr
leans signal Tor brig I'D steamship arabia tBr Stone
Liverpool va HsIInx ship icelo Iorpg NOreaus. bark
Egnbeth Ieavr. Hackgah River Plate f.ysander Noofs
Remedies. Helen Msra Fckersn. Bamore brigs souiher
Mayo. tharest1n. Jerome KniRhi. Sioddard Mln aon
Ne: scts se Helen Wilton, Baltimore second clearance
destination charged Sawyer. Huston. Philadelphia. No
irs sd wind 70 NV. Tn onward bound remain a an
tI1or IN he Roads
BALTIMORE, sept 10 Mr. steamsb'p VIM Jcnklps ITs
let, Boston schrs Raven Wyman NBeiford; Reindeer kin
Nlofk. CD brigs Liza tfr' wicker Halifax Esha
noane Lorrg l0ston Pauna Taylor do schrs Mary Char
fno, lady Charlo-e cid for Jamaica; W n Sanford ta
yer NYork Fanny STOKES Newark Decatur Cakes Nfork
Liberty, johnson, Norvaik Conn. Sid bark Alice Tarcon
Wiliams, Gauda0rpe and market, brig faulna Tay ior
Boston.
BANGOR, Sept 9l-Aar brig Clara Glen Haskell por
Ever. Cid shrs Denmark MeCobb, sag Harbor; Adrlans
Sargent Baltimore
BATH, SEP, D-Arr ship buchanan a Brecknridge link
lev. Femlrrdale sehrs FaRet Hawes, Philadelphia; Iucy
White, Irgnhsm NNOrk SD bark Alfred Lernont n John
Mr. schr Jeweft Baker, NYosk
BARfsTABLF, Sept f1-Slt schrs Fmma ralhsm Cot
tcl ryork lsih Emerald Bsmbiin, Philadelphia VIZ Pro
vincttcwp.
BRisror. SEP, 2-sd bark ocesns Fsyori,c, johnson
tffeu Havana Trieste.
,uARIFs1o ON, stp, AR aramship souihsrrcr, Evan
Nlofk sn Monte, Johs s0r Iuadelpta '1fkC u Truiu
efWN ~ nfff Hte ttfuar Nfr6 johnson E.rHaata
ttt." ttft@ Neaca. ft.tM NY.N 4 nnnhar Bles
LtstA &esst-a tt.As.i Ct .Y- 1l ,id AL $50, a.
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Hon. James buchanan passed through Trentoa n. j.,
On On tuesday evening" on his return % wheatland Al
cheering nom large number OF sterling democrats Mr..
Buchanan has been on visit to Senator Thompson Of
New Jersey.
AT the Cisrendonvsr Thomas Roberts Bart Capt Gallon
mss sM YORK. M M e n MISC sA Taa
Phiadelpha; 7 Bowen. Mobile; yno s Newlin Phladel
!dss MS u whiriass, R.ltinose ) ! Robins Hart
chester
Passengers from Bremen via Southampton in steamship
hff'Es
az ''Ss HdsI sss
bs and as es .a aad sl NJ.
Ws egs am Eay sss
IA a.ses s Ma SV :ys s0P
nseher, HpchlDg Boesch MRS Roger JLeyy sndlady
levy Roy BSohsr salsess s 'i Haas and family
ha9r ssd Ssds s ana lady e
Miss Nsylsn Mr. nasd M rasqna Mr. BOras MI Chan
conitaSs and family MI Knea and family james Iss Mss
MRS Tsss Mar. F E. b bs easass
Miss Wills Mr. Gadsen Mr. hssemann Ficken aad Wife
S5 ss'a sslass AZ
ssa Ss anS wife w
SS.s ss.
and son, a Beiss schussei and family. Himeierek
Wssnd wsms 9S ss 1n fras s Mrs
pss sea%aya HHs dmGs
shield ard wife scsleei ebeader Cots Gesdss
SaeTssd wilkins and family Hartman and child
ISbeiSs Eickbo Marcus nuSer Lohmaa Mrs
Amstsueher .. Aipnger Hottre oassens Mime Pc.
DEPARTURES
hs
Robert cocksert pesaallmss, John swnioa, Dupuy
Sls Josa
Ms Nichols w END se Mrs Mary and md e.
JNSss s George Seen Jr James oSd Balance Mrs
Go Gordon, W Baiean Miss II 3 Lane, Miss Angel,
Marvin and daughter Williams and 81 in the steerage
5 &c sssmas as
lady LADY Samuel silsoK, Mrs Gamble N, Dlnmick
Mey er.. + Collins, D carico, Mr. sheim.
Theatrical, Musical, Sc.
Nord" Is announced for repetition this evening
NIBIos GARDEs-1he German Opera Company viii per.
form "Alessandro siradela for the last time tonight
BnoucHAm's BowEny.-"Marble Hearts, the French
attractions.
w BgPross New TEaIaEA new play entitled The Witch
nounced.
wAIlAok's-To night we have THE Road to Ruin
speId,dy cast ana farce styled Who Stole the Pocket
CHAMBERS STREET. TnrArRE-The successful drama of
Fa.e" Is 70 be repeated to night with drama called the
BARsrss AsEEicAS MusEUx.Two popular pieces win be
performed this afternoon In the evening the drama
BnoADwAr vannrKs.-Tae pleasing juvenile. win this
venirg play their fayoe characters Serious Family
md 'Jem Bags"
MISS EsaA sTAsIry is to repea her drawing
entertainment The Seven Ages Of Womap. al Nblos sa
Don.
Gro. cnReTv a WOODS MSsrREIs tender ane assert.
nent o. songs, dance, &c, and "Weio''
BrcEFYs SEREsAprEs give melodies and their ssru
peratic burlesuue called Mar IL annau
BRYANT MALLORY have entirely changed their pro-
for the entertainment OF their friends Chinese Hall
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC r0s NEW roRk-Tun DAY
US KsE5. $50 NOON Risrs. morn III
~ SKIS. hS dGA WAITE. u
Isost NJ Nexy York. sent nI,~r IA 1870.
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nsBvnlE, ou.o.

Mr. j. B. EondsrsmiH:
DEAR SlR:-I have b4cn s1Lie.et 70. thrre years
with ReuraA my back and for the last months
able get outof my bed without glp and your aEsutn
city Insisted my ns bottle Chang Flu Li.inenJ
and what effect yoGid have; and one bolts relieved
much that able get Of ry tSd without .
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YOU Mil be well pleased.
Ms. II. COCHRAN.
''''''> ''-' ,','r I. II Ii. LOGAN CO.,
rayT:Iy Bridge Corner.
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Savings Bank Store.
sEv RAsHIosED LRrrRes At ruE OLD posrorr1c

AN NOW receiving and opening unusually large and
general assortent ot Boots, Shoes, Hats 0unets Inn
BTeaA 1nt Carpet Sacks at Ih- Non
yot sTeet Wheelng Va In the room formerly occupied as
e Pest Oce and opposite the MsLuTs House. very large
and entirely stock which purchaae for cash from
de manufacturers Of the North under she favorable
GEcunnrtaneea and Offer them the Wheeling
and vicinity reduced, Wholesale aG retail and respectful
y solicit share Of patronage.
lssn u useleaA 10 IN praise OF ny stock II
st not the people OF Wheeling are Sc easily hum
suSged BY advertising pulls; suffice any vari
etE OF E1enJ youths and bows Boots mirror
cieSkin WOOL Leghorn brush HAS and for La
sn sVetJ variety Of Six Lawn, Straw and Braid BounsSs OF
TIE moat recent fashions and styies.
AEo-SSosl, Slippers GAt-rA both for udes misses
Gad children q The most fahsnabi sis mako And quality
--sAt and for yOurGslTas.
Having purchased AiNrS Of the above named srt!
de. i would re4psetilu invite Country Merchants 80 e=H
sod send orders viii duplicate bils
pSrehAsSd u sSs eaatern cities for casa.
sPS B H WATSON
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NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL.

THE :akes pleasure inform as hi. friends
and the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity, that he has
just received mis- Eau and vinter supply Of
LothS, CaSSimeTeS and FcStinqS,
No, thinking necessary to my stock simply
consists Of ihs LATEST and faShona-
bic style Of Cloths Cassimeres FesuEs plain fancy
together with full assoTment of Gents Furnishing Goods.
Gentleman wishing anything In my line will well give
call am determined 20 sell as low any other
Enlistment 10, and my work, for style sad quality shall
be got up second to none Having the Ssrviees Of
potent Cutters feel satisfied in assuring any who
favor with call to give entire saiisacton Al goods
warrants d TO be as represented sales.
Goats, Vests Pants got up order the shortest
tics. ]. H SFALL3IAN, Merchant Tailor.
ocl0 No. 2, Washington Hall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24
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