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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-31

sale Of ST. Charles Hotel per cent bonds So aO
consolidated bonds and Railroad bonds
at 90, comprise the bond week..
Therehas been change in bunk notes and coin
during the week The amounts Offering Of each are rather
slack The non with the West inetferes with
trade Of business also in exchange dealings
with Western cities. 4...z,s 49,. 49,
TheFeceipsef cain have bsen only 0 which came by
the Atlantic from Bazos sao Not receiving any irtorms-
ton sto Europe ny mail regarding coin since weekly ao-
aeas e have only 10 remark The the following table
of D. Mssten Co. still cavern movements this market,
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MUSIC TEACHING,
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
s-ass ,yzz,.ss,y- N II W OR ANS. y Al II.
ksSA "a 4SoN ANp CHEAT NoRTHERA

ru ,... r-s,7ss5z.ssss y q w ORLEANS. JAAtf-
sSSas8 sszMEEz HILRoAD. -. w. :
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New orisanr, dsllF. at
O'Clock, A NJ 9gYGg Summit Mis- hundred and eight
miles from New Orleans ntl A Returning leaves
Summit every day O'Clock T. A. Gtd reaches New or
leans 6%9O O'clock p VI. ~ = - - -
FtnE-Three per mile each Children nnIerf
yeaFs nf ae, Gisn stwaeD Se and tsEys years
age ana co,ored personst half price. r-.e
SEASON TICKETS may DO eb,ained at tho Office of the
Company, No. IS Glndsle Also family tickets
wloes sl ses in pRckds twenty five AZ reduced price
Goioed persbls peruted ride iii tie trains wi.Aoa
written pass expressly authorizing them 10 do and ratg
stations to ard from which they As the pass WI
be Eefned by the Conductor, anl will n good for trip
direction oaiy those making njpb1th win have
provided with two.
FREIGHT TRAIN tssyes New Orleans for snu,nt and
Intermediate s2tior& l. oek A. NJ Tuesday ihur
dry and Saturday and leaves Summit for New Orleans and
errseite stations. Moriy Wednesday Fsiday
morning, A2Q O'Clock A. ". This stops Frilays a
Saturdays at Flag Stations Gnivay oossn regular stious
TO receive ard deliver freight, but No. other days
aJ No freight will be received at the New Orleans depo
after 5 O'clock T. N, ~ i :
r. P, GUYARD sup't Transportation.
line OF four horse mail stages ffsm Summit
and from Jackson Summit every connecting
with the pasSengs trains. 50 # =
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Hth 9fhaas Hlonsu IlarAst.

litcr str, witt, blood The they WEIR Sirias had
no weight with the Record or in their faycr. @ @
~
4.ysg lcy.h. HA,stAt,,xs SS{ln,4a,y sSff.rbH as
4 cs-ss s.g.Hsassc r. 81
eaEsossG oEElsE Nc ~ GA enmp e street
most important feature trade was the heavy,
n,e.s Iarte snn,s were mid over waiting,
for improvement in tie The Banks most refrainei
from buying though OF the free banks purchased
hoth af s,en md h, ss;lc rf ni. st it's cv,
MI. =. ~, Z. :. ss.s .,,;.i.r . ,1 go.
for sterling with hills OF ladirs as fin TIN nrca
" - $500 y - - s'A
day OF the several and as the old hunks have
oesh ..ss ias ''e ay
.ha sAs .' " ne, ~ ps az
no. = ~ 80 .''es u,us Ss
ss'as ~ -
IN os ey sNss nays was si'aoss y
y y =. ios sous pess'pe''o
1900 B 80 - ~ y" -<ssso pe' .eh uiae ou'
.fs WV ny ~ fea aepession pm we pest q
% noN eo'hhAha over oag svo oils OF
ss.hs, oee nsSe Se.s at IN francs there
" 'so1s aha SAFE o. SNORT sish at
s.4 sse mus hof pe eonsasretas an seuai quo
IN sutas mp h,e OF the day rates
eios no.s III issor ~ any Gay er ss's past
fae we're ss RAGS sos me TWO past yearsi
= H. I, IN January ~ ls'5: -, sS
Tssils n Iaaspss 1S :: " 5 5SSsfa
Nh Frames "
SIXTY dnyssieht on other points sa5ts discount.
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BELOW rGOMIEa UP.
Ship Modern Times, --; from ----, to Baxter. Lowell
Ship Frank Pierce, Leach from Rosop with 800 ice to
3@ III Warner. , 3sf' ~ F7 u zY'E
Brit Ship sastra Hawkins from liverpool 18Th November
T. TO 4 II Scott '7s'--s5 ~ ~
Ship Kossu'h - from Liverpool, 1871, November to 9
Meeker seoeirgo, 1855 sacks salt IS tons coal TO
Brig Mary Elzabeth Mcdonnell from Havana, to Go,denbOw
n Lesparre. 10 Z " i'A'- - !
Ship City Of Brooklyn Mitchell from Liverpool . ~
British Ship Mohongo, Mcpevi from Londonderry 18Th Dee
TO HoNhton, Rankin &co. 555f-s IT
Bark Prince Of Wales. Moe from liverpool with 1000 sacks
I. salt, to Jas Wilson Eco. I, TfS3tF
Shp Our Onion, Sleeper, from BORDEAUX, Nov lott
Bark Genl Ta1 or, -, from Vera Cruz to G w Hyns9n
sc!,r Storm Cloud Iiisly, from Tampa Bay 81
&. 80. ,r.4 hi PA SsENGERs s1t
Per ship Manchester, from Hayre4l storage passengers
- MEMORANDA. ~ -.
ng The Mexican schooner Jupiter, Capt Tigaro fron, Hs
the sd Inst bound to yesa Cruz encountered heavy gales
on the ei in LAT % long II which compelled her put
this port for repairs. 80. 90. u. '.r
~ Capt Clark Of the ship Manchester reports having OK
percnced very heavy wener the passage carried away
head of the mainmas sprung fore iste fore
opsa yards Ont 1G. inst, ship Cara l. Pehe
ing to the Westward +At:.+srs = - III
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MI w ORLEANS, OPE-
ASS IKE ousAS AND GREAT EST ERE
&R4kE &szsSs-ssf K ABROAD,
80 ~ WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. d
On and after The 10th Of September the Passenger trains
Of this road will leave the Depot at AlgiarS, follows
. every ilAy SD A.
ttIcinu every osy ~ - .s:il A.
% - 49, Reforming: $3.50 !E.-. ~
Leave Bayou BGeuf leo P NJ
Arrive al Gre,na.. ASP p. M
sslefs .-.t.-- is2 r. y,
Excursion tickets the regular Stations the
sarns day will DO issued 40 follows; - = -,
10 laoVtte... 81 70
70 sayoI aea Aile1n,nds 159
To Racelald llaioarche Crossings and Tsrrebome %
To Tigeryilies. u. -! .,,, %
III. To Bayou Bent 30 n
Between ntprniedsie re,ar staions, prices proportional
"A Ferry Boat win With the eaging
the foot Of ST. Annslree EVERY Of o'eioc pre-
Freight will be received for Bayou Bnf Intermediate
Stations * the the wharf at the foot of ST. Louis
street. EVERY DAY until o'clock r. NJ. All UP freigf.
must b paid by the shppsrsan freight delivered
Cher Stations than Bayou DIES Allemafs Raced Ifnrche
Crossing, Terrebonne figeryie md Bayou Bosuf ,ers
the Company have pgents) mist he pre- paid. ~ -
Printed Rules aud Rates Of Freight on application
at tbs: Office of the Company
- -....'- 49, TIL. TfIAYER, 81
ANTI 1872 NHsfert TRANSFORMATION
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Capital stock oaaed the State :, 1854 Dos % =
Capital st 0ek ownedby individuals 6l2W 90 r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09
TEE WEATHER.

II WEATHER
nv NRs l. %. sIcorRvrY
From the Ser York Ledrerl
What cenverien, niug the weather IA
Al ,ocsl n.srcSS 1n' w hsr wo Ss,1 s. out
oftbe fast takers, when The daily news Ss'o"e
crows stale and ssEnant were Il mat for tl.
of-s., mos, q Al iSe life ssd as 5r sa
Sns g. ey s%1n SDe . S.. "a, rsry eod
s s.n sr ,S S., sy,ry bearer wire. brow
10 ana suojsc, on Which all ssr ,sme@ins tho
T. - n .I husn ,he sn,'ssohistic ~ rii doEn
One from the country Gomez
Gan dame %sn ..ssn 5 v hs s Se sn s.,e
is. ,otr ,,ss. .I DSrn Dbl his best be
S wh sI sSoS oousss sns.lIos ans are heard
Who ~ issse hail. o. h ms 20 s her
B R.s s, me T.. s9sen happy h'usE Snbiads
To PM, n e. s,s ss.,as's cod
Thy say here. nsV. aes seeny . .1ssersss
s,,.s on. COD Friday any y..rs sso. '''''r k0'"n
", pes esssr,,nins hO1e up Yoa can perhaps,
i've not thu, honor. Sir
NY memory doc ertend 70 what took plac.
There wa. a though, too much
About the weather. friend Bot bach no oo,~,
ss- ho,.ss; ard blunderns % me ehsrse again
hvsn in ne coaa,y should thnt a. se "a d"
some lile ussi stove NAY BE- so 'ss sT.
warm ~ea,hsr, masm"
M.om. oeo s Z. e n si. .s%"'r months
:. DO You ride out much mvam,
No Brosdwsy's % bIocsd
Mh piles OF spowt my husband viii no, 10.
tne coscnm man drive here; and h very dun
81 guees see u,rm.
no' ia ahead. For such q day a. The
vi prove weather b. eeder Tmuubs
Ageupf home before ar other raft
" bIndhf spow 10 clog the railroads up
.scwe 20 short call Good morning, msam.p
AZ fnth he PUSHES 70 the clear, c1d ar
Blessir Vie weather that had bsipid hin asa,
VI he dilen ma IN Finh avenue.
but AZ for us, who do no, need such helm
mehir ~ hs hackney d them preiomnstes
wore han is nt;irg ard we might AZ well
ware ourselves weather cocks and perch our ,houe,.
IN son sharp stetples point The rain The hail
Absorb heir Intercourse WHO mic NJ perrhau..
from this great hAbiabe sl,be sft ont
rome speech OF knowledge or rs naheris skli
Lets s.i hsve weather Glass, Who shall no, ssrs
about ne wcaih<r but BY certain rules
ARD resulanors which NE ksre Win ss..
rlrst hAvins said concise'y a We can
" hat weather 'ts 10 dhy viii NO, ya..
IL history through The pas o. predicate
ns hr on future.
eecmd-Time nus saved
~ n be disposed of on TIE following terus |
!Hs. word about come ussful posh
" ~ dsesg POD; . vsrs ~ two
10 skses che eyed pisrim On AZ sorrss'
10 balm - Bleeding besrt vnh symp~shy,
word a. twD 81 patriotic lsve
'or OR vhos bSssred country, and Of py>~e
70 BIN who o. faAbsr's God and euyS
80 may nc<sff 81 0e veAAhpr>p ssotms
ave ovs ouy rsahuay V acvwasssA1
Ffrosp, Cons, lsD. n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12

CO. Why is the bridegroom more
expensive than the bride?
Because, the bride is always 'giv-
en- away while the bridegroom is
usually sold.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12

STRAW CUTTERS-6 superior double knife
~ Straw Cutters.
sept11 THOMSON, LEWIS& co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12

.a7 wines and Liquors.
IN Bbls Whisky, different brands;
wv 40 half bbls whisky;
10 barrels Rye whisky;
10 do Bourbon whisky;
10 do Old Monongahela whisky
10 do New York handy; !
l cask Old pure Pale brandy;
do Old Port wine for the sic
do Sweet Malaga wine;
.a 10 dozen Claret wine;
barrel Holland Gin;
barrels Old Peach brandy;
barrels Old Apple barndy;
casks Old Madeira wine;
boxes Scheidam Schnapps; .
casks Old Sherry wine.
sept1l THOMSON, LEWIS & co
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12
a VALENTINE.
LnScribed 10

WSCI tOcu ~ -
met thee once! and as q dream
OF beauty Ger the soul will beam
To lmget with its haunting powers
And brightness lend to after hours,
So, over memory's shadowy sea,
. Like starry CLEANS, glide thoughts office
. All radiant, though still blent with pain;
For meier may we two meet ogain;
know thy path is far from mine,
Yet thou shalt be my Valentine.
| met the once --amid throng
Of careless strangers and among
The idle crowd twas but one eye
Met mine with uught of sympathy;
The accents Of one Voice alone
Fell on my ear with friendly tone
Within my heart it echoes yet,
A music strain I'll meier forget;
That kindly voice and eye were thine,
And thou shalt be my Valsntinel
| met thee once, as strangers meet,
With Gallons brow--and soon complete
Was thy forgetfulness ofme;
But must ever think of thee!
At morn--at noon-at eve-at night,
Thine image beams on memory's sight;
When at Gods throne nightly kLeel,
A prayer for thee will gently steal
Forth from my heart to His pure shrine
Aud thou shalt be my Valentine!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12
LANDS FOR SALE.

TTNHE subscriber wishes to dispose Of the an
L nexed list of lands, which are offered at aae
on accommodating terms, and title warranted
The greater part of these lands lie contiguous to
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, and are
rapidly rising in value: 't.t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12
PAYING THE PRINTER.

Genteel reader:-The pondero-
logically overwhelming guyasentaniz-
ing extract from the mirifc records
of antiquity which follows, is if the
Almanac lie not, in extract from a
venerable manuscript found in an an
tiquated bakeoven, explaining the
origin of the manner in which print
ers are generally paid.
"And Skinfint, the mighty ruler
of the Squash-heads, having called
his chief officers to his side, COM
manded them thus:
go we into all my dominions, land
command my people to gather to-
neither their treasures, even to a
farthing, and pay all their debts; even
the very smallest.
"The officers did as they were
commanded, and after a certain time,
the ruler called them again unto him,
and demanded of them how his Or
ders had been obeyed.
30, mighty Skinhint, they replied,
your commands were heard through
out the land, and fulfilled, for your
people are obedient:
Sand is every debt paid?
'sYea, even the smallest.
care the merchant, the manufac-
turer and the laborer paid?
"All paid.
"Are the tobacco and whisky bills
settled?
"All, all!
"And have my people been prov
ident?-have they laid up sufiicien-
cy 10 feed their cats and dogs?
yea, they have even done this
"Well, my people are worthy
Now, 90 ye again unto them, and il
there be anything left, tell them tc
take it and PAY THE PRINTER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12
A SMART GIRL.-A fellow W

A SMART GIRL.-A fellow was
vending his way a short time ago.
through some narrow passage, when
he met pretty, modest girl. "Pray:
my DEAR" said he, "what do YOU
call this passage?" Balaam's pass.
age," replied the girl" "Ahl them
continued thr puppy, 81 am like Ba
Handicapped by an angel" cane
l." rejoined the girl, as she pushed
past him, Sam like the angel-stop
ped by an ass
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12
,BLACKSMITTIING.

GA HAVING purchased the shop rnd Is
W tools OF Mr.. j. H. Finnell, the sub "
scribers design continuing the
SMITHfNG BUSINESS,
at the old stand, in all its various branches, and
solicit share of the public patronage.
Mr.. FINNELL will have entire charge of the
shop, under the supervision of our Mr.. THrxToN,
who is an experienced workman himself, and it
is hoped all who may give us call, will have their
work so promptly and satisfactorily done, as to
give general satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to horse-shoeing, With
no detention longer than is actually necessary to
do the work.
August %, 1855. THIXTON & CO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12
Gag What kind of a ship has two
mates and no captain? A court-ship

IY An honest Dutchman in
training up his son in the way he
should go, frequently exercised him
in Bible lessons. On one Of these &C.
casion he asked him:
"Who vas dat would no sleep nit
Botipher's vife?"
"Shoseph."
''Dat's a good boy. Veil, vat vas
de reason he would not shleep mil
her?" ..a
"DQn't know; shpose he vasn'
SLEEPY"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12

Gag Some 40 persons recently
joined the Babtist church in Dan
vile, KY, during a protracted meet
ing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12

1857. Season Arrangement. 1867.
KATE HOWARD. ......
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET,
For Jefferson City, Rocheport, Boonville, A row
Rock, Glasgow, Cambridge and Brunswick.
The new and light draught freight steamer,
IT, KATE HOWARD,
kssfEss 81 JOS. S. MANSON, Commander, -
Will commence, on carly opening OF navigation,
her regular weekly trips in the above trade. Leav-
ing 81. Louis every TUESDAY at O'Clock P.
NJ, and returning will leave Brunswick every
FRIDAY, at O'Clock, A. M, and Glasgow at
IL M, arriving IN ST. Lonis on Sunday.
The Kate Howard was built expressly for the
above trade. She combines strength and speed, and
for lightness of draught cannot be surpassed by
any boat in the Missouri river. We hope by
promptness and strict attention TO business, 10 mer-
Il a liberal share Of patronage from our friends,
to whom we extend our thanks for past favors.
J. S. MANSON, Commander
M. billiard, Clerk
THEo. BARTHoLow, Agent, Glasgow.
January 8, 1857.
P. S. The Kate Howard is specielly arranged
for carrying Furniture and Carriages, with safe
ty having storage room on the boiler deck; she is
also well adapted TO carrying live stock, having
ample room, specially for the purpose,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12

CT The greatest pleasure Of life
is love; the greatest treasure is con-
tentment; the greatest possession is
health; the greatest ease is sleep,and
the greatest medicine is a true
friend.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12

GaYTSuperstitions would soon die,
if so many old women would not act
as nurses to keep them alive.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-12
@& CsSs

T1OWN PROPERTY-6lo lots for sale cheap, as
l. we have traded for same and will give good
bargain TO any one wanting to buy. -.
sept4. CAMERON, MASON & CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
THIRD SUMMER STOCK.

mr.. t m Infor the public that hnYt Just rtLuTheu
n 1 tS EaS. with my THIRD SUMMER STOCK, CON
-is,in,, Of Lawns BeraIcs, MantiiAs. Get.
I'll rsn,clai attention my stock Of straw and NeH
n Bopnrs Of every description, both plain and fancy,
@ h shall sell Chez per than they have been sold yet
this season. 49,, -, . &c.. ,t...
,j ~ which am confident the largest stock
eting sell less than they have been sold yet this
season b. calling will convince yourself Of the fact
that seIi them Is per less than any other House.
Also, doz Kuches, to which invite the attention of
the Trade, will sell cheap any JobbnI House
East; only buying from Manufacturers and I"pOrterS
Also leo doz OF those cheap l2{c Mts, the great
est bargains sold in Wheeling.
Also 1000 yis of the plain BeFsgcs at Csc, fully
worth 3Ttic.
ut 1Zkc.
o: Lawns, which 1 have selected from the
latest designs, call especial attention.
Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
well 10 call great many Auction Bargains which
shall sell cheap to the Trade. ISAAC Prayer,
iaH M in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
FULTON HOUSE,
Washinpton. Pa,

WdSnlnBJOn, Ia
TINE undersigned having leased this well hno"n no. &
tel and having Thoroughly RENTED II, takes tls 5sa
opportunity Of presenting It's claims to the traVths
community lie has secured the services o. me moi
Ing nd attentive walters; and table will be, al az es
furnished with the the market affords Ile r
the extensive in the county, and is "''s"u'u -
ful losters. ,,r -, JnsIrc the
The NEST diligcnt attention VII be given 70 nIl
Guests No pains or expense Will be spared 70 s
: comfortable home for all VII" may ei',tl PEI
temporarily extend S hSit Pn''''9 JOHN HALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
New Music.

lust IsSUED-Leonotr Polka, joy that thou Free,
81 Write TO me very 0iten, On the border Of SiTeamlrt
We're all fond Kls-ns Juauita (wanita Evening
ne Natural Bridge Sehottisch, Nazurka des TraHeanS,
Fairy Schot;seh Keepsake sehottiseh Franklln Waltz
Peabody Polka, Annie Laurie Waltz, Church IIi Waltz
Gratitude Polka Spring Flower Schottsch, Persian Dance
For sale by }. z. WILSON 4 co...
- Monroe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

TTAvE you Dyspepsia. fse TRANAL's FLTSIR.
IL Have Won Rhenmatzn use: w MfIoN'S TIINCLINE
Are you BALD headed. use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do you good lnIment, use PORsIIA's RAIN.
Do Won hrush comb, bottle ofine Perfume
20 to the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
DO You 70 make quick good and cheap, his
CONCENTRATED LYR 5.--s
Isyour horse lame Iek, use MERCHATs GAReLISG
OIL.
Have You the piles, ethe certain PILE OINTMENT.
HaVeYou a cough, &c the HoARHOUND BAIsANI.
Do you wanta
Shoulder Brace Port Monnaie
Supporter Balm Of = thousand Flowers
TFnss Electric Oil
BahdAge Syringe
Belt Pine Sponge
go TO the Bridge corner ErE Store.
HoinEAy's pills and ointment
Bakers God Liver OIL
BOerii4ye's Holland BlttsTH
HoOnRnd's German Bitters
Por sale BY T. II. LOGAN / CO.
HyI1g IN nruOp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
Wheeling High School

THE subscribers have associated themselves for the pur
pose oropenlng Classical and Mathematical school in
Wheeling It Is her intention to make 1t in every reSpec
equal the best Academies and High schools in
try Pupils will be prepared to class in College,
engage active peTsutS of life. Tile Of
ides will embruce the En.lis, Latin Greek, French,
Spanish languages and full course OF Mathematics.
Principals had ample experience iu teaching in
Academies and graduates Of two Of the best
Institutions ia the United States aud furnish Sasac
tory testimonials and references.
The Military Feature will he Introduced so far rs to have
daily drill which will found of great advantage in Civ
ing regular the pupils and Improving their
riage.
The School will he opened the 9Th Of March and close
for the summer vacation the Eth of july Due notice
will be given OF the location OF the school.
For the present the Principals be found at the Lurc
House, where application be made for further iniorma
lion. ]. Il. JONES,
Of the Va. Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, a. NJ,
,F pr,yr. tor Col n J..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03

Strictly pure, Tor tiedlcsli purposes iA''tS1'.
DIRECTIONS.
Keep the horf=oatGt 2sttloA and in a cellar
{ an even temperature - . -.
for days before using in room, or At the tenn
ptrature about IOdegress, that the Wines are wei
irar,nad through.
Ice should never be used in SPARKLING CATAWBA
WINES for 1t Injuries their and favor, and dutes
the Wines thus destroying their character Tie Wines arc
too sensitive 10 bear ice.
- IN offering the above Wines TO the notice OF the
American public desire 10 all persons Th" NAV
purchase them the strictly PrRE JUICE OF IhE
CGTAwnA GRAPE. free from and every form Of ahutsr
alton and containing alcohol that which results
from the natural process OF fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWRA is not made to INITIATE any
foreign article EhatcVer is designed to be just what
is ne presented, an 4 american SPuTkliuR Wine, as
Chainparne is FRENCH sSparklin= Wine" Here the
seubance ceases; the American grippe is far more rich
and fity in flavor, delicious wine. The
prejudice ia article be regarded
prejudice only and inconsistent will taste and Jus
iaent.
The STILL WINE highly esteemed by Medical men
most admirable tonic Tor invalds and for SAcRANENTAL
purpose II is wholly uneNccptiunable.
The BRANDY made from the Catawoa Grape differs in
material degree ordir PrenC! Brandy Of
the time possesses all those qualities which
article Of This kind and when
it's tohaye strictly pure Brandy for medicinal or
other purposes, it cannot ne OYER estimated.
Tor sale by T. II. Logan & CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists. Wheeling, Va,
GrxrB AMY
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THE undersigned grateful for the patronage they have
received the citizens Of Wheeling and the public
generally, the old stand respectfully ask contnu-
their location, No. Ito Main, be-
Monroe and Union streets
We purpose all to keep such an assorttnento OF
CHINA, GLASS QUEESSwARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that will he most iEey to uit
all favor with their patronage.
Our Rooms spacious, aoring facilities unsurpassed
exhibit goods advantages and aside from
our Retailing packing department shall continue to
keep hand original packages Of assorted QueensEare
section OF country and the extreme West
which will be offered At small advance the cost.
Connected with this house, Is RLlST GLASS MANU-.
FACTORY; hence our Country Merchants rely upon
carriage from the East 10 this point by buying
800 J. K. DUNHAST 4 CO.,
mh14 No 11a Main st, between Monroe 4 Union SIS
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TO HOESEhEEPEiHS.
TN STORE and sale, reduced prices the following
L articles, via: Plate Warmers, styles and paini
Vases, sets; Five Stands of different quaies.-
Also Pengrs Ash Pans, Coal Scuttes, Toilet SETS Stop
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes Tea Trays Corn pop
rrs eartl. rooms, sizes, Tables Coffee and Tea
Mats Chatting and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks of the best quality Clothes, Travelling aud Cap Bas
patterns; Side Irons Mince Meat Culters
AMI various other articles useful to House Keepers.
WA. HEDURS
decsS No. 81 Monroe Street.