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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

FAnUEE or EASTERN MASUFACToR1Es-In
yesterday mails we read detailed accounts of
the suspending and breaking up of large and
important manufactures IN New England and
New York. It is supposed that a great many
Of these establishments will never resume again,
not only for the reason that their present avail
able resources arc disastrOusly crippled, but
that future prospects, even in more prosperous
season, are not such as to warrant any further
operations. Tho statements of the writer's of
these sketches arc very suggestive. The cases
Of the Iron failures are of no little interest to us
here Our readers will remember that one of
our correspondents, not long ago, drew up Ia
bular comparison Of the relative expenses Of
iron manufacturers in Massachusetts, and in
Wheeling He showed clearly from actual exc
aminations on the spot from where he wrote,
that Wheeling. and this Wheeling section Of
country, possessed incomparahly superior al
vantages Tho raw materials Of manufacture
the necessities of life-thc advantages of ship.
ment and the advantages of climate, were all,
by many fold, in our favor. Sometime ago we
took occasion to motto the favorable effect which
the reduced rate Of duty on foreign iron would
have, and we thought while it would injure
those iron establishments unEavorably located
that is, situated great distance from where the
raw materials arc found, it could not niure those
which possessed these advantages, inasmuch as
the increased demand upon them, caused by The
stoppagc Of some Of their .A,ncricrn coUpetit.
ors, would more than counterbalance the IN
creased importation. which the slight reduction
of duty could possibly encourage
Thus it seems at this present time to be hap.
pening, aud whilc It is hard fate that so many
dependent poor operatives should be turned out
Of employ, just as the signs of winter arc set
ting in, yCtit cannot, in scomucrcialvicw oflhe
matter, DO called any other than perfectly ma.
turai result Although VIC have always beliey-
ed in tho most ample protection Of American
interests, yet we cannot subscribe to that poll
cy which would raise oranges in hot houses, IN.
stead Of importing them from their native trop-
les Every part OF these United States has its
peculiar ondowmcnts and facilities for some
kind of industrial enterprise, and its a hard
thing TO make any one locality museum for a
display Of every known variety of labor, no
odds how uncongcnial it may be to the place.
The result of these stOPpages viii simply be
to drive the labor Of these broken down locali-
ties to othcr places, where the same business is
natural aud legitimate employment. The eff
fscts Of this change will be visible after the clear
ing away of the fog Of the present money pan
&c, and here in our good city, We may ere Ions
reasonably expect to share in the advantage.
70 which our natural position so peculiarly en-
titles us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

I NrpTtsI. DRrss OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL--Our
/ lady READERS will naturally be curious to know
! what is to be the bridal attire OF the Princess
ROYAL Of England, on the momcntous occasion
+ of her marriage to the Prince Of Prussia ms
dress is already in preparation, and information
received ON good authority, enables us to state
that the material is to he of the finest ana rlch'
, est Honiton lace This formed the bridal robe
of the fair sovereign Of England, and II Is chosen
for her oldest daughter. The cost of that worn
nv Victoria was some seven hundred aud my
dollars, and it is not probable that OF the Prln-
cess will be less magnificent.
The robe, destined soon to be the talk OF the
national least of its fair portion-is now in
process of being wrought by young laee.m makers
each with her pillar resting on her knee, and
each no Doubt proud to think her labor Is 10
decorate scion OF royalty. Every tiny Leaf
and line of incandering stem, worked with so
delicate touch, will be interviewer with inter.
csting associations. Tho artistic design has been
approved nv patriotism Ms we'll rs taste, and
every bud and flower, spray and sprig-cnl.
bodies the Italian blessing upon tho youthful
BRIDE
"Ilru sarni e fc'Iss."
The pattern is composed Of the national ON.
hlcnS, the rose, the thistle and the shamrock,
beautifully blended with elegant aud graceful
effect
The Honitnn lace.maNcrs arc engaged also in
the manufacture of tho handkerchief which the
royal bride is to hold in her hand. The centre
contains the royal arms Of Eugland, wrought in
most elaborate workmanship, and the border,
OF unusual splcndor, is perfect marvel in the
lacc,maLiuS art, yet light as web Of gosSamer.
Another exquisite specimen of laccworG is
in progress, designed Superbly, and wrought
with tho highest skill Of the manufacturers OF
fairy lighlneSS in texture, il is adorned with
delicate lilies Of the valley, their graceful bells
neStling under the broad leaveS-the poetic en-
nlem Of purity. The flowers are copied from
nature with exquisite skill; the fine threads
guided by dextcrous fingers in manner to rival
the most beautiful painting, and with n gossa-
mcr transparency no pencil could initiate. 1t
has been ccniecturcd that this dress is for some
royal brideslnaid.-N y Err.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

srnvEp MlN Rlonr.-An old and very sharp
broker in Cleveland, thinking to lessen the ex-
press charge on 4 package Of money, marked it
81, 500, when, in reality, there were $3.50 in
the package. It went at that rate, but unfOr-
tuua,ely it was lost; and the broker not daring
to claim the whole amount had to accept 81 800
from the express company, thus:Paying $3.50
for his sharpness. The best of the story is, the
company found the package alter they had paid
N a broker. and discovered the cheat that had
enriched them 1850.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

INSrouAr1Ox TO BuESos ArKr&-From four to
five hundred Swiss emigrsnts arc located in the
province of Entire Rois, Buenos Ayrcs, under
the immediate auspices OF the President of the
Confederation; each family Of four persons re.
cciviug sixteen squares-that is, sixty four acres
of good arabic land-one hundred silver dollars,
four oxen, three COWS, and the timber requisite
for the construction Of their houses. Six thOus-
and political einigrants arc also expected from
Naples
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

TTE EXTERIOR OF RussrA AND Col CoLr.-The
Emperor of Russia and Col Sam Colt, the Re,
vclvcr man, having misunderstanding in rela,
ton to the performance of contract, agreed to
submit all matters in controversy to Adjutant
General Cooper, United States army, Geo S.
Hillard, Esq, Of Boston, and Hon. Loren P.
Waldo, of the Connecticut Supreme Court. who
are hssYing the case in Hartford.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
DIR. NJ. DE. WALLETS
FFMAT.E pERIODICAT, PILL.

These pills have been used in the private practice of TIT
Proprietor as the Hospitals of France for many
years meeting with unparalleled sueccssgvinE the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
structions producing regular return the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle stimulant. They produce agreeable
exhileratton and ha epy mind and body
Pregnant females those supposns Themselves so,
against using pills. they will produce
miscarriage although under no circumstances Injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHLINs BUsHPIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
Eau and Winter Goods.

TTEIsKELIl & SvRARTNGEN will open this dag (Tues.
i day, list septnrr,l beautiful stock of Fall and
Winter Goods, to Which they invite the attention of the
public
Muslin de Russo Paid Mou,lsne de lRne Robes; Eegai
sks in rich tyesi DayHasrs silks; BLACK Egured silk;
Printed Ousnine de nIuesery rich; Printed Cashnprts
designF Cashmere Robes; Black Satin lu cents;
French and EnRs Chntzes, beautifully Polnctts
Busters and Nantes; Plaid French AeTinos Bscos
Tsonny's Plain Rlscl; Silks.
EMDRoIDERIES.-Pariy Canes and Bcrthes, In entirely
NE " designs; Lace and Rm "a Ses-(Colirs md Sleeves
Valenclrnnes tfimnrd tEMOd colnrsl7 Fretch Worked
Collars Sleeves in Swiss and Jaeconei Real Vaenri.
ennes Lic- Jacconet and Swiss gngs, RouhcinsS
InsprtinSs
WHITE GOODS -s-4 Organda afn'lnsi Plsn and F,|
Swiss d.; Nnusook Jscenl and Cambria Musltns; Pad
and Striped MuslInS-grrat variety.
SHAWLS, NANTES, Sc@-A choice assortment Of
Si ssp,i NANTES o' sAi HEitKELI swEAR1Hen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
wYKEs'
GALLERY OF ART!
1873 Main Street, Wheeling. Va

nv Is the place obtain Lkeuesses Of every sEe and
style emthe smallest miniature up lresile and got up
in a superior manner.
From hsiong experience In the Hr and by the OF the
most powerful INSTRUMENTS together with appliance
necessary TO produce good pictures, he would assure the
rry '.sr,o - y nj. equal to any
east or west.
Photographs plain colorcd in oil cocrs This style OF
picture be made any life and colored true
Small DaEuerrr'tyPes AmbrotyPes maEnihed
any and eolored in OIL Ry this process
obtain the oil painting With the truthfulne's Of
DAEuerre type.
Pictures taken at this Gallery cheap at any other
in city, Every picture aulshed IN the most durable
manner AMI pat With double glass; air tight, without
which picture Will stand unchanged.
oes-tt J. W. wYKEs, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

A TowN N KAxsAS-rhe S,,runer (Esnsasl
Gasetts says of that town: 1t is only sixteen
weeks old, contains between three and four hun-
dred inhabitants, has one Of the best steam saw.
mills in the Western country in active operation
and two more buildingi has one good hotel, and
one commenced that will cost sea, 600 when tin-
ished; has seven stores, ono waSOn-makcr. enc
shoemaker, one blacksmith, and thn,e carpenter
shops; has subscribed 81, 900 Gor church oli-
fee, and has printing Office and free school,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

Tn ATIAxrtc TELEaRAru.--An English firm
have expressed their readiness to undertake to
lay tho Atlantic cable for statedpriee, with the
aid Of tho Government vessels, taking all the
risk. ThOy engage that the cable shall be laid
from Ireland to New FoundIaud by juno or July
next, or they will claim no recOInPensc, and
they will payI.o the Company the entire cost of
tho cable. In the event Of tho cable being laid
before June, the stipulated price DO increased
at 80 much per month for each month gained.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.
L 2E7

now prepared 10 furnish my numerous patrons and
the pubcwith very superior quality and style OF Mole
skin Hats which light elastic, asteoor, fine lure Of
finish Of great endurance, they will render good
vice In all kinds weather; also general a.sotu ent Of
SOFT Planters, French, Rockland and hungarian aty
Black, Pearl Beaver colors. Also, Mems ana
Boy s. Caps, Of the latest styles
B.-Moleskin Hats finished TO CONFORMATION measure
short notice. Bring along The cash and you get ali
W. W. JIMI> nN'S,
M Main e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

New Books, Stationery, DC.
TAMES G ORR, No. Ill Main St. begs leave to coll III
wholesale and retail purchasers of BOOKS
his Pall stock received, viz: Schol
Of all kinds. from the primary the hIches Cllese
classics; Miscellaneous Book Gate Issues Drawing Books,
Copy BooEs, Architectural Books ne RuthorsG Mrtho
list PRESBYTERIAN Baptist and Christian Hymn Books IN
various binding; Family Bibles, worth from 81 to
SIS Pocket do all styles; Dud's book K erng ami
aanks Jenny Lind Pens and all tia numbers o. Gllots
famous Pens Il Ink (ArnOld aud InEstand Of
various rntent' Music Books Of yariou. auhor,-Sab-
hath Bell, a late BOok) Albums I'm great variety. Toy
oks qrs Blank Books Of variety: Dia
ries 1885, Memorandum Of II styles; sou Reems
Cap Letter and Note Papers, Of different grades and qaal
ties.
GOLD PESs.-we wish to call especial attention to
nrg and well selected lot Of Gold Pens Having disposed
OF all our stock, Pas offered IL and
wGRRGSrEp comprising almost every No. of A. Mo--ton
celebrated Having the largest and hest select
ed In the CITY, those in want Of superior
tcie cannot fail to he suited.
would call the nttaDffoH NJ the LT5tSS in particular
to our stock Of FANCY STATIONERY which purchased
expressly for their knowing thai nothing
and laty has heretofore been kept In the city,
PlatS4 call AMI examine for yourselves.
All OF the and everything lily kept In the Book
SUI 'i'' S-' JAMES c. oRR's
Sen15 III VI St. icI'.'ii.Is, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

Hon PIucr ron TOrAooo.--The Dansillc
Register says that at the Pittsylvania court
house, Virginia, few days since, a lot Of tObae-
CO, grown by Philig Thomas, Of that county,
waa cold at $685. IS per cvt,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

TRANSACTIONS IL THE CHEAT COMMERCIAL CRY
OF Following the example of its
commercial contemporaries of older and larger
growth-fnr youngsters always will Follow the
example of their clders-the Naperville, (Kane
county, III Ncsoslettcr thus chronicles the pro-
ducc and financial transactions of that impor.
! tant to,rn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
Public Sale of Stock.

TTAv1NG soid my Farm in BROOKE county Virginia. near
j Beth INV College, / viii. on huFHdny. Ihe Stb
OF October next, sell all the STOCK, &c, Puhlie
Sale, Farm. ABOUT fourteen hundred ~
head of extra fine SNSONY SHEEP, including some my
choice BueEs These Sheep heavy shrartrs, nf ne
WOOL clip year. tho FARM at GO per g.
Alas, al the Horses Cattle aud Farming Utensils Spon
said Farm.
The tte arc Of the Durham and Devon breeds nelud.
ing Cows, Hefer5 Work 0'en, SC.
Also, products OF the Farm Hay, &c shah he
on hand on the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE--Au sums under $40, CASH all
Sh, months arelItaotS with approved
IS, beng Required before the removal OF the property
sep95 J. c. CAMPBEEL, Wheeling, VS.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
GREAT EXoITEMEMT!
NEW GOODS.

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
EE undersigned respectfully to the citizens
OF Bethany and surrounding country, that they have
received from the Eastern cities OF the and
selected stocks of Eoos ever brought this iHhr
hood Their stock consists In part of Dry Goods,
| C groceries. ROOIS, shoes, HATS, CRpy, Bon
nets md NoIionR, embracing every thing usually
kept class All Of which they able and
willing sell any other este bismen in the Wett
tile goods having from the very best Eastern
houses very they feel confident hey
cannot fail please color, quality and cheaPneSS-
| Call and examine,
The highest p-ice paid in goods for all kinds ~ country
produce. lnrIl - ShMUEL ADAMs q On
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
FIRST A RRIV AL
AT BETHANY, VA.

TN consequence Of the great failures among
chants t. is all earlier than usual 10 take
advantage the market and buy goods at Pees which
yTouI me ~ selI below all competition.
iall in the largest stock of all descriptions that
this place. which intend to sell at the
very lowest prices, NV all the vai
Gus asEortmpnts DRY GOODS Plain and kuhcy Ware,
Ready Made Clio hing all kinds OF GrOcerCs, COnfec
tionares Hardware and Qaeensware AuI ask Is that my
friends and county will call in anl examine my
stock. j. CURTIS:
Ps am paying highest market price for all dss rip
lions of Country Produce. ocI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
Office Of Mr,.sletler Sent 30 1857.

Produce Of all kinds has been in uctive de-
mand in this market during the past week
Buckwhcat especially, goes off like hot cakes.
/ Sales Of corn, wheat and oats have reached
enormous figures. We note the sale OF two
bushels and three pccks Of prime spring wheat,
which was brought to this market ard sold be-
fore daylight this morning, by an extensive deal
cr living Mt the Big Woods. The last bona fife
/ operation in oats took place at the presumption
house about 10 o'clock yesterday. The parties
TO this transaction were Mr.. j. S. Yundt, the
+! gentlcmanly proprietor of said house, and tall
Kcntuckian, in ginger colored garments, who
was conveying his family with an OK team and
cmigrant wagon across the country to loxa.-
The aggregate amount of this sale was precisely
four Winchester quarts. The oats were cot
sumed ON the spot, and the eInigrHnts with
their recruited team went OH their way re-
joicing.
Provisions are remarkably dull Peanuts and
ice cream have been in considerable demand, but
Equininc and ague balsam are drugs. During
the few days of warm weather, soda water and
gingcr-pop began to lock up little, but there
is now decline, and these articles go better at
sight than on long drafts.
Milk is supplied to regular customers at for
mer rates, but we anticipate rapid falling of
in this article, and while We advise holders to
let it slide, we confdcntially say TO all consum-
ers, lay in your winters stock before it is too
late. Lager is still held at five cents per glass,
but is evidently going do'rH.
FINANCIAI---rhe stock market is overrun,
our best Railroad bonds are going at ruinous
rates For confirmation of this statement sec
below;
! SALES OF srocks--Ten shares plank road,
: exchanged for bogus quarter. Three and one.
half shares Joliet aud Elgin railroad, exchanged
: for puppy, blind of one eye Three.rouFth.
' Of share Of Amboy exchanged for two glasses
D Of lager.
g The last quotation is considered the luckies
4 transaction of the present season. Holders o.
the 'Amboy" would do we'll to hold on for tia,
present, and not sell at a sacrifice.
Money is plenty. Specie is at 4 discount, a
unendOrsed paper is considered less fiuctuating
n ~ Our brokers and brakers are doing stiff bus
incss. The latest financial operation which ha
/, come to our knowledge was the depositing of
half dime and three new cents, by an unknown
c individual, in our bank for safe keeping
d Loans are easily effected, by responsible par
Y ties on well endorsed paper running from thrc
4 to five days, principal and interest deducted il
" advance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
]. e4Assignee's Sale ~
OF THE ZANESYILLLE PAPER MILL

IOY virtue oriler made hv the Cour. Of Common
ID Pleas of Mutkinsun county Ohio at Il May Term,
D 1885, thereof.I ll oer for sale P bile ion, at
the Court House ZInesve in sail county Thursday,
the 22d day OF October, D, 1857 ut o'clock P H. the
following described Real Estate Two cerain parcels
Of land situate In the civ Of Za1esYlg In the county Of
MusknGum and State Of OHIO tn It's Lots numbered
six aud % In what IL qifei Lfarplcs RIVER Bot
TONI with all the improvements thereto belong and all
the fixtures, Machinery Tools Hud IMPLEMENTS used Ia
connected with the manufacture OF in the Paper Mil
erected the said parcrs Of nn excepting and resort
ing said Lot number six (, certain part thereof,
bounded follows. wit:-51Gnnig II the Northeast
of said Lot numhe sig ) Seventh sire II thence
West between lots sN and aforesaid three chains and
sixteen nkhence South one cham hn ten links thence
East three chains aud sixteen links vent street, thence
North chain and ks Seventh street to the place
OF beginning Also eSceptinG and reServinE from said Lot
number the folio wing described part Intercollegiate
ming the Southeast Of sud Lott thence West on
the South line thereof three chains md and sixteen nk
thence No III ortve links thence East three chains and
sixteen links Seventh streets thence South fory-hvelinkS
t" the place Of beginnng Said parcels OF land being also
subject the right II Of the Central Ohio Rail Road
Probate Court OF said county in the of said Company
VS.. II. ]. 4 J. L. Cox.
Apprsed at the sum Of $2I 500.
TERNs or SILR-Th" purceaser to assume the payment
Of of Ave thousand Ave hundred dollars due
January LIST, 4sGO the administrators with the will
neXed OF the Of John McInt-re deceased with Inter
at eight per cent per payable semi annuay
which debt Is secured b. mortgage said real cState
DAVID HULL Assignee,
sept5 U5t OF II. J. Cox & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

T THE CHEAP DRY GOODS sTO E. no. 1854 Main
n Street We have Just opened our IhlId supply Of new
SILKS; c and beautiful fancy plain Cah;eres French
MerinoE Wool DvLlnrS, Wool Plails, Dacals DebaEes
nture Pr nts Brown MaSlus Barred County
and Pressed Pann Red yellow, blue, and wh'te
pain tWlled PlAncs, Blankets, TickinRe THbl Lnes
Marseilles Quits, JacOnes, Nuts, N"insonks, and sniss
Muslin; Brass Hoops Hosiery, Gloves, aud Rib
lon; Very Ch-nle Broc,s Stella, Tibet, Cashmere
Long Square Wool shaWls together with al other
goods usually kept in our line, all which will sell
the very Wholesale prces The public pect
fully invited call and c&umii'e our stock and prices
Remember No 1874 Main side, Is the place.
ocI s. OSBOIRNE CO.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Foremost remedies for this disease stands
DIR. sHALLBNBERGER' ANTIDOTE.
A fes doses will cure ordinary case, and ONE DOSE
invariably stops the ehs II contains nntnC in the least
degree hurtful to THE SYSTEM UNDER ANY ClRCUM-
STANCES, and produces the unpleasant eec that
the OF Quinue and other agents in general
1t form Of the disease and the original and
ONLY ANEIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
Ask for Dr. shaenbergers Ague Antidote and
be sure yon get PILLS
Sold By respectable Druggists ecery'0here.
PRICE, S1.5O.
For sale by LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, Wheeling, Va.
Sole Proprietors, A. t. sHALLENBERGBR CO.,
aus7-3a Rochester, Pa.
sands snrsnparIIIa.-rhc extraordinary eHii-
cscy unrivaed preparation in allcases of scroiA,
eryspeIas cutaneous erupvc disorders and similar
complaints, would appear almost Incredible, not such
of daily certified by persons
of unoubed truth and respectabry, establishing the in
coutestabe this class of disorders aitera
tive AMI renovating agent tits unequailsd.
they produce the happisst results by m adj
mInIs,ratiou, and therefore It with confidence.
Prepared aud .od by a. b. D. SANDS. Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by J. II. cRUMBACKER.
And by Druggists generally. jyT-lwdaW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
PARTRIDGBS
PICTURE GALLERY! I!

az Is up a style superior any other in the
western country. Hs RECEPTION and SALEs ROOM Ia
% deep which he has built addition for operating,
60 by go feet with light and facilities for
his business In the world lie would eapar-
,cuar attention to light the eyes holiness and dis
tnetuess every the sOness of outline avoiding
out appearance also, the reflective or looking
glass effect, Objectionable in the DaFuerreotyPe.
As rday pfetrss here entirely irorhksss
from haeino no J,rotectce nsh, Partridge his
patrons that his trork protected by hard eaeiaeEfR0
lntc becomes a part Of tie pietHrS, aud fs durGJe
as DE glass itselE
Pictures every improved style made low At other
Rooms here.
~ Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call at tIs'1
Main street. side Marsh TaylOrs Store, Wheel
Ing, Va. sepIs