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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

SEEKING NoToR1ETY.-Th Petersburg Ex-
press notices the exploits Of an old-fashioned
young lady, of that city who appeared with
two OF her 'sbosom friends' in the streets, on
Sunday afternoon, dressed in the style of Anne
Boleyn, with high crowned bonnet, fulsome
laces, hashy dress, and high heeled slippers.
She was, says the Express, truly curiosity,
and so great was the effect Of her medieval cos
tune, that her very loon partook OF the spirit of
past ages. Pretty, amiable, coquettish, sweet,
but withal of that staid simplicity and gentle
expression which we recognize in old portraits,
and Peter Farley embellishments, over which
we have poured and pOndered with something
akin to affection, in our school-boy days. The
attention attracted by this temporarily eccen-
trio young sylph was at first but slight, and her
dress had scarcely been critically observed be-
fore she arr wed at the corner of Sycamore
and Bank streets. But here the hundred eyes
of woman watching loaterdom discovered the
practical part of the joke. The rumor flew like
fire, and ere she had reached Bollingbrook, she
was the observed Of all observers the pole star
of every son of needle, and strOlling cosmop-
olte within an hundred yards of her SKIRTS
Becoming scared at the excitement she had
raised the fair Anne Boleyn, vanished into 8
friendly establishment, sent home for hei
'smoderns," and as modcstly as possible, re-
tarnsd.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
NEW CASTLE.

az lease notice Il johnson advertisement In
anotbe column, for Medicines, &e.
A Ill Of Dr. nyne's Family Medicines Tor sale by
"A HENRY JOHNSON, Apotheoary,
IosiCs . riD pen s. Lambsons, New Castle, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
!. s. WF5Gz,IEEs,
DHAPgR AND TAlLoR,,
y DD ELLo VS. Ii ALL,

NFINN NRh, IJF.Il,
"a THE SUBSCRIBER tGndershtB thanks to MS
5A numerous patrons for their liberal patronage
M snct he commenced bulLess in Newark, aud
MIL wuuld respectfully state that he has removed 10
~ The OdI Feuws' Hall whore he will have more
greater faculties in the conduct Of hrs busl-
ness Boing practical tailor and having had large ex-
pefenre the mt oi garment drafting aud employing
One hut competent hands, VII be saCs guarantee thai
al orders lett at hts s0re will b0 Executed in neat and
subsnnt al mannef and nt the shortest nhtce The hest
quality olCLoTIs AssIMEIs and VEsT Sss, onn8tant;
IL Kept nd hesiirs large and varied assortment OF
Hantkerrhieis, Collars Mock ies GLOVES, Stockings
Shut, Suspenders, SO. Ahoan excellent assortnent
Of Havana aud domestic SogHrs Chewing and Smoking
IolaccU with variety of other articles usually 10 be
Ind in n 'fubacc1 store, pr. p-ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

Old C7ent.--ss W siters' Waiter.--eWhat
sirP' Old Gent.-"Bowl of soup, rare! !''-
Waiter-..on fork, sir, or in a paper 2" Old
Gent.--''Tie it in my handkerchief, and don't
break the edge" exit waiter, in search of
to-morrow's paper.)
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
Tao Ursan Exa,r snvigorator

4 Ills NEW AND VALUABLE pREPARATin.Es "
lsunw presented tr the public by .he Tnprletnr' A.
giving II an sxteHsiyo tfin and receiving the IN
quallhed o1mmGnd2trn Of all who have used u ~ VIII
certainly prevent the falling out ota hair ,6ni restore
when il hna fallen. It efectuay oeansest the scalp
from ~ 9dniTut, anA pravents itg innnR: Is iIos
heau dresser Of the har, producing fine goss hnu
/. prepNred by Dr, LDW, WORREIslo
AT Delaware CITY,
PRICE S7I and rs cents per bottle.
sold in Wilmington hy MessTs, EDWARD NclNALL
nos $, ,BENEETF. Drlrsists.. Nov. n 6mos
Testimonial TO DR.. b. WoTreU
DELAWARE CRY, DgL., Fob q. 1851
DEAF SIR'lt affords nc much pleasure to testify to tne
scbed In anumbor of whore the hair had fallen 9t
from severe dtsoaso and every ease proved succeHsu
II not only prevents the hair falling out but promotes ls
growth by stimulating tho iniccs and cennses tho scalp
by removing adFu and leAveSthe hair sO and glossy
The great advantage in it is that It does not leave that oily
adosveness which preparations efthe kind now IN use are
so apt to do. "a,
am sustained in my testimony by many ladoB of the
highest responsibility In our nrighbeThnod who hive used
il and spoken to mo Of its qualities. am firmly convinced
II only requlr 10 be known to insure its general se ana
can eansccnuusly rermman il asa safe eflcacous ana
scientific preparation. Yours respectfully. - -
JOHN H. FROMBERGER, MI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

Why must you dispose of bob-taAed horse
at wholesaler Because you cannot retail
him
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

NorHING PERsoNAL.--A change in the
weather is expected soon. We always well
come any kind of change.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
,gHsOpsaas 5 Hg. RsecsOsi,

EO g2D eSrsRNr4sg STREET.,
PyLEsS BUILDING, BETWEEN FL, TIL AND
siSFH S1'REErS, HILMlSGTON, DEL.
up ESpECrF Ul,,.Y informs hF friends and the pnnlo
II generally that he still coEnges t9 carry 9nat his
old stand thn Scroll Saving anu Noou turning OusesS
In all its various hfa7 chns. ~. ,.,
Cabnet Turning constantly on hand HGnnse brachsnts
furnished tn order made by contract IhOse wlshlhi
work are invited to cal. ,,,t,r.p,1 =,
n. B.-The highest prichs paid tOr GUM SUI llSbl'E
FOR EARRIAGtG HUtiS. mar. % ",
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
REMOVAL.


MASON ]. HAlNES, luorms LIS friends and the public
AVE- that he has removed nom Delaware City the Third
STORY OF the building at tile vi ht aud Jusson ST.
opposite the Black Hurso Wilmington, Del, where he will
continue TO manufacture his superior DRILIS, which
admitted all ndE to hG tho best in use, lie has now
number on nnd for sowing Oats well as other grain and
Those who wish to purchase should ca enlso gives
uce TINT e has assDcate with him jacob r. Woods and
The business will hereafter be transacted the name nf
apr. ? luo' HAlNlS & WOODS.
MOVING s. EBAPING MeCraIMaS
.aLLEN'S PATENT.
tINHE undersigned have for sale number Of the
4 nbove MACHINES they have been cunsiIuc.
MOVING 4 REAPING MACHINES NOW IN USE.
lninig before pn chasing elsewhere,
lhe5b Machines can be repaired Of the parts repnc
az Soft nooe which iSnot s fsfe yiih asp9s made
Corner of Second and Lombard Sts.,
apr. limo WILMINGTON, Dol
THE ATTENTION
nF FARMERS and PLANT ERS dosirOus of raising
" large crops, and at the same time pernanant I'm
RESH tGF gd r pTafsPsSSlpaS nSGd 81 y EMs Nm
"a composed ent tiIey Of Bones, dissolved in OIL Of Wit
rlo compounded with Sui phate of Amhonia, Peruvian
PRiCf. Sa5 PER 5000 LBS.
tesimnny Ofthe superiority 81 tni preparation oyor
other Fertilizers eInum Medal was awarded the
subscriber by the Penns4 lVania State Agricultural 50
Society.
Agricultural Chemists who have examined this prepa
ration, pronounce it superior to 9th manuTes Of the
KIND that have come under their notice. And iiiners
speak of Il as not only superoFo er PhoaphateB used
by then, but also m,re valuable than Peruvian Guann
orders solicited by The subscribers, who
mar ~ Wilmington. Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

Why are good husbands like doughf wo-
mon knead them.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

The wife of John d. Hutton, ofPhiladelphia,
has LETT his bed and board, where upon John
wakes poetcal, and alyertises her and his bust
ness as the same time, in the following dog
gerel;
MY WIFE HAS LEFT my bed and Board,
For few days, Tor few days,
She left it of her own accord,
When was out from home.
caution all to this amount,
Now days, now days,
Don't trust her on my account,
For she is never coming home.
But continue to mend UMBRELLAS and
PARASOLS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

The man whose feelings were Esworked up"
has ordered fresh supply.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

Which WAY You LIKE.-'sHow many knavos
do you suppose live in this street besides
yourself !''-''Bcsides myself Do you mean
to insult me '''--''Well, then, how many do
you reckon including yourself?''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

A lot of hackwoOdsmen were assembled, NOT
long since, in tavern "0ut West" and were
relating the largest kind of agricultural yarns.
After general statement of, facts, one of the
circle, who had but lately returned from that
6onntltul region, the prairies of Illinois, start
led the wonder, if not the credulity, of his
hearers, by relating the following: sWhilo
gathering the corn from one of those celebrated
thousand acre fields, one of the ears fell point
downwards to tho earth, and in consequence
ofits great weight sunk to considerable depth
1t having been found impossible to extricate it
by ordinary means, stout yoke of oxen were
attached to it, and alter incredible exertions
on the part OF SAID oxen, assisted liberally by
the 'gad' of the driver, the cob was drawn out
clean, leaving well sixty feet deep completely
paved in the most thorough manner with the
kernels ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

Ssaa IE p. BAKER resp ,ctfuy an
IyA IA nnuncest to the public that he
r ELss..aI-...- is prepared to manufacture CarTl-
Ys--l-is;f ages Of every description in style
ktNR1.;yfFskksAu of elegance and durability of finish
4--'szs,sGs unsurpassed by any otherestablis-
ment in the cnunty te snPerintends all the work and
warrants Nehlce, Having lust erected q large
soeGh and smith Shop he ha. increased aetiesor exc
TO merit share nfthe public patronage,
N B.-RtpalriDE neatly and e&pedtiously done, aEd
SEQ md hand carriages for sale. jy25-b
BRICKS BRICK ST BRICKs!!! n
rNHE snbiserbsrs q having opened Brick Yard il the
Town ntNew CASTLE Will sell all kinds of Briefs,
the most reasonable terms for cash Those in th9lowCr
counties of the state wishing TO be supplied with good ard
ap Bricks Ill d1 we'll to give call before Srohas-
ssewABereks JOIN GpYER $SoN.
extra e1srse' sp, ss IT,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

A Coon JoRE.--A correspondent Of the
Lambertsville (N.J.) Beacon, says that short
time since, while staying at the borough Of
E, he overheard the following which he
thinks too good to be lost;
number fpulitcians, all of whom were
seeking offices under the Government, were
seated on the tavern porch, talking, when an
old topper, named Jake D. =, a person who
is very lUqu0eiOus when ''corned," but exactly
opposite when SOBER said that if the company
had no objection, he would tell them a story
They told him to ''tire away" whereupon he
spoke as follows;
'sA certain kiAg-don'tTecollect his name
bad philosopher upon whose judgment hn
always depended. Now, il SO happened that
one day the king took it into his head to 60
hunting, and after summoning his mobiles, and
making all necessary preparations, he sum-
moned the philosopher, and asked him if it
would rain. The philosopher told him it would
not, and he and his mobiles departed.
While journeying along they met country
man upon a jIckassi he advised them to return,
''for, said he, SIT certainly will rain" They
smiled cOntemptuOuSy upon him and passed
on. Before they had gone many miles, how
ever, they had reason to gret not having
taken the rustic's advice; the sing reprimand-
cd the philosopher severely Tor telling him it
would be clear wbtn il was not. 81 met q
countrymau, said lie, sand he knows a great
deal more than you he told me it would rain,
whereas you SAID it would not" The king
then gave him mis- walking papers, and sent
! for the countryman, who soon made his APP
| pearance. s.Tcll me, said the king, SHOW
| did you know it would rain.' i didn't
know said the rustic, .'my iackass told me p
Sand how, pray, did he to you 70 the king
asked in great astUnishment. ''By prickins
! up his ears, your msjesty." The king now
! sent the countryman away, and procuring the
| iaclass OF him, he placed him (thc jaclSass) in
the office the philosopher had filled. Aud
here observing jake, looking very wise, s'hsrt
is where the king MAKE great mistake.''
uHow so 2' inquired the auditors.
.sWhy, ever since that tirne,' said Jake, Will
grin on his Phiz, ''erery jaekaN tpants an o.
fee"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

When is nutmeg like a prison window p
When it is grated.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

STA so 5uFrENG.
VsNABLE and patst Naiye9 tIznrs Scissors and suE-
500 II. FAIRY,
In tho basement of I. D. w ehb's Hat store,
hn-- l.IH. No. " Mlrkat stEeat
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

A YERS Cherry Pectorul and Pills, Holloway's ont-
~ ment and pills. the genuine; Swavne'B aud jay
Family Medicines; Rose Ointment, good relnedy y
for various eruptivs diseases; buy the genuin at
WM. BAKER KTNSEY'S,
H Corner 9Th and
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

Be not forward to assign reasons to those
who have no right to ask. aAss
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

He wore a tasliy waiscoat, on the night
when first we mgt-with famous pair of
whiskers and imperial OF jet. His hair had all
a gentleman Of eighty thousand dollars all his
own. saw him but moment, yet methiuks
| see him now, with u very hashy waistcoat,
and beaver on his brow. And once again /
saw that brow--no neat beaver was there, but
u shocking bad 'uu was his hat, and matted
was his hair. He wore a brick within his hat,
the changes We're all complete, and he was
hanked by c0nstables, who marched him up
the street. l saw him but moment, yet me-
thinks l see him now, charged by these worthy
officers with kicking up row.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
LITE Il,
-

49,. ~ tslHE suhs'rber respect -z~
fti5it s5s.Es:.2sH1 nliy in0rutsh friends rs
es-!--3ss+".'' and the farming public gem Esf5Ss
orally, that ha is still engased inthe Limo L..AhA
trade ani lIus mlte arrangements for sup :.A ~
Div offs very superior quality nt Lime from
sgewlv opsnei QpartN on thr Schnylkill, for
the ilova yofwhDh an ID waters of the Delaware nr
Ghasapeat a Is prepared tn eTdGrs for prompt
Sehs'S '"' " N. .B. APPLET ON.
n. B-Threa 9ff wndk4 notl roe should be given for
al wary Of Lims. fob. 9tf.
LYONS f'1Rl GaTawSA oEaZ0 BRAN
EOY flr NaIelnl nurplsss; eln he procured nj BRAD
~ FoRDi.s < SrErlIE&'S, Srd and Market Streets,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
THA ATTAMTIoN
TO acknowledgements
~ SVttlsrUInEu ytyIt

- THE SUBSUKIBEK WUU bU
~ = cali tho 6ttgnt, - - thefs and
\Sgzss1aH-Aaaaf dealers to the iouw ns xIcusIVeHB
.-cssssSiaANA y sorment of AGRICu 1 4 l. A 4.
Ss'saiases--ssaasaaas IMPLEMENTS, &o., which are
made OF the best material aud Of the most improved pat
terms. viz:Auure's Pluw and Castings of aii Sizes
Peacock Rarr lhears of all sizes NYonleook & Wiley
oastngSL. Sizes narrOws md Cult Of ali kinds
mad 70 oroor Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Hunt
Pnent Wheat Drills, with Seed Sewer; Pierppnt rhresh
and Separator Akin and Nancy combined
md md Mower, Alotgomery \ Bros Gruln Fans, Eagle
Hay 4 straw cutter. tleming Machines, superior ar
tice for hand use Vnndersce Sausage Cutters for hutch
hat t;o market Corn shelters Of different makers
for horse and hand power Horse hoes aud hand hOea.-
Vogoabe Cutters, Sauage filler and Lard pFessea. Aico
large assDrt of ovels Spades Forks. Hoes, Axss
and handes Cedar Ware Tubs, Buckets ClnTns, Grain
Superphosphae Of Lime Of the nest qualit and warrant
ad. Garden, Flower and Field ) ed, warranted fresh
and genuine. NJ orders for implements, seeds, & e.
promptly attended to- addressed to the subscriber No.
10 Oenge Street, OF Is Market street. wilmington.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

A MEAN EDtroR.-Thc editor of Western
paper, having lent his axe to one of his sub
scribers, the borrower unfortunately broke off
the handle. On returning it, the man said.-
''You can easily getit fixed" eyes" replied
the editor, s'but that will cost at least quar-
ter of dolar.'' s'Well,'' rejoned the bor-
rover, "if you amt rather small for an editor;
here's tie quarter, but I'll thank you to stop
my paper at once.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
Corn shelIing BY Ono Horse :


~ POWER "A Now mud Complete
\SFsss<sEzzz-z9 Machno to Shell Co by one horse.
Nssax5AN THIS Machine is Intended to drive a
sssSSzsStzssHF Corn se.leT with horse shelling
from bushels day. Those who have got Corn
Shelter, can have 1t fixed to work.with this power
Threshers attach thresh out l5A buses OF Wheat
day. this power sufo strong and to work
Pfice Of Horse Power alone, $4,000
- Wheat Thresher, 2N.Np
Corn Shelter. for hand or horse 1900
Also larg and heavier Horse Powers, for
:. dors horsepower, !, tr 1900 1000
rhresheTs, CLOSE and open, OF wood or iron, with
teeth secured by screw nuts, nom 20 to 5000
Reyelving separaloTs warranted to give
Horse Power Corn Shelters warranted to
shell 1900 bushels of corn per day with or
without separHturs, 80 to4O.0n
These Machines require feeder TO stand ", all
that necessary to keep tho hopper full Cylinders
FL IRON Hand Horse power shelters waTrahtoh nnt
bnSheis Price 49, 7apd % d2lers according o finish
exhibition
CASTINGS of all KINDS and size made ioorder and pat
terms. Iron turning, boringand fitting for steam ngines
Saw and tirist AIls, Horse Powers Corn Shelters eut
All kinds OF Machinery made to order or repaired
acksInithing and Horse Shueing by Phia smith,
Wood urnins Of all kinds done tonrdeL:
GEO, =, GRIER,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

A Methodist ministerial the West who lived
on very small salary, was greatly troubled at
one time to get his quarterly lnstalments. He
at last told the paying trustee that he must
have the money, as his family were suffering
tor the necessities cf life. sIMoney % replied
the Steward, g You preach formoney thought
you preached for the good of souls 20 Souls
replied the minister; 81 can't eat souls, and if
1 could, it would take u thousand such as yours
| to mako decent 1nenlli1
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

SoLD.-ssBob, Harry smith has ono OF the
greatest curiosities you ever saw"
''Don't say WHAT'S it2"
s'A tree that never spreuts, and which be-
comes smaller the older it grows.''
swell, that is a curiosity. Where did he
| get it ~
4 -@+From California;
| "What is the name OF it2'
| 'sAxle-tree'' was the answer, sit once be-
| longed to California omDhus.''
Scene closes by the sddden transition of an
ink stand towards half closed door.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
aEEaEiE, ~ ., GIooEIE,
WE.s esaas:A csEsE.aE As MI


q iNpER rARER, at Chrstcr, Pvnnsyl
k,le---zFJ ~ vana, residence Free street, near tn
t$-----t- end nF the Plank Road. Cofins tre furD
shed and funerals attended at moderate rates,
raI, i
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

Allen Il Rchdies
IMPROVED SUPER PHOSpHA FE OF Ill ME, con
stantly on hand at maruactuTers ces for 2JuO
bs :. g. NJ. PENNOCK & CO..
mar % Wilmington, Del,
NTApEs, CELEBRATED SUPER PHOSPHATE
N1 or LIME, cnnslant, nn hand and for sale by rhe
who also agents for this market. The
Teputaton nf this manure ipp well known to require
o'Atlehs f''So 3, 4 nj, PENNOCK Il co.
mar IS MiLinlngt4ni Del.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04
VAN IN GENTLE1fEWI

Walk IA, GENTLE1EEN!
TAKE pleasure IN informng my friends patrons and
the citizens OF Wheeling generally, that have Just re-
eeved my Spring and Summer stock Coths OaSsmercs
ana Vestng together with full assortment OF Gents Fur
nshing hoods.
by stock has been selected with the beat
new YORK and Phadeph1 markets. The are verve
neat and - TO quality they second to Of ne
very best and which ann prepared make up to
style and best manner. FF ~ ~
good Mt guaranteed in aIl cases no sale by
y. H: STALLAIVN, Merchant Tailor,
Z 0p3 No.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04

WARaAT, WToHrSo Co., n. Y, Oct "a, 1855
URAR sR: nm using your Catartic Pills my practice
and hnd them excellent purgatiYe The system
and purify the fountains OF the bloood.
TTNJ n ANA rTTaH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04

Melodeons.
ICAPENED THIS MORNING, y fresh supply Of Prince 4
" Co.'s MelodeonS Of and octayeh plain and piano
Style Of fine rosewood finish, with moulhinsS.
= Ehese Instruments need recommendation eurs, as
Their durability and EuperOrlty bon tone and touch over
can be easily proved from the different churches
and families, In this city surrounding country
who have them In use. . -
With fns stock Of Chickering's Piano Tortes, g and
~ SstaTes TO which We call the attention Of the musical
Stop and look in at 90 Union street
te2 1900. JAS. A1ELLoR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04
MEW RnOKS

-. o. oRR's, formerly J. H. Thompsons) No. i'll
Main street received large invoice or misceI-
School and Blank Books also general assortment
o. Wal! paper Among our books may he found Gibbons
Rome, Hume9 England IrvlngS Life OF Washington, Dicks
md Rolns Works, Pn.areh'e Lives, clarka scott's
kAnes Expnring Expeditions Bedsoe on Liberty and Sal
very the Hills OF the shatemuc, Egami, Hawatha Marry
ing Too Late, &C., &c. -
We have also large number Of books selected expressly
the Holidays, which must be than described
Aso the publications OF the BOARD Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually found and Stationery line
tept constantly hand, at No. III Main street dec6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04

ri EIsRELL SwEARIE0EN have many new 6tyIe5 Of
DTess Seode EaiHaa CloAl So, to which they would
nTte te attention Of purchasers. Good articles low p.
IA and fair dealing may be relied In ali cases.
- noyt Has.
H0LLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.
A FRESH supply, just received AZ the
"a novla BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04
"Poor Old Uncle Ned,

Fo0T Old uncle Ned.0
And he had no wool on the top Of his head,
On the place where the wool OlEhtto grow"
ERE are some folks In the same lameDta
bic hX With Uncle Ned They may soon change their
gong OF woe to one Of rsjocnF, Il they viii only
means which Art offers to Nature, to aid her.
EMeFBon1B Hair Restorative,
Is q well known aud valuable HAIR TONIC There are
those In Wheeling who testify poWeri in preventing
the loss Of har and In restoring luxuFant growth where
through sicness otherwise the hair had unfortunately
fallen out.
EneTsOn's Hair Tonic is for sale by
\. II LOGAN & co,
decn Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04
ADVERTISEMENTS
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LIIzENs Of Wheeling end VIcinlty:ThiS Old maxim for
health reminds me that tmAy not be 70 can your
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md Monroe streets where you win nd great variety Of
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Very thankful fer the patronage received since
Scng Amongst you respectfully solicit You an 70 eau and
s ny g VIM be my pisa,aEe 70 and wait
prtng health, and tLIs adding Induotry and ecoroEv
my have health = -
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Can q the old PIT st ONCE, opposite the McLure
Gentlemen hyou Wihh TO purchase fashionable Can or
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