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The CoNISG CoHEr-What are we com
ing to: Or rather. what is ming TO us ?
Some say comet. Well, the Gu, stion then
arises, which wi! get the worst Of it? Ac-
cording 10 the predictions of certain end-of
the v orli phi osp,l, Rs, this world i again to
come TO an end on or about the middle of
June next; and the fundamentally by
which our little terrestrial sphere" is to be
knocked into everlasting smash" is a
comet-proJabiy with a fiery tall
We begin TO lose faith in comets. Since
we have, as boy and man, been on the stage
Of action, this accident has been ajOut TO
happen several times; hut somehow or
other there has always been, thus far, some
thing in the laws and order of Nature that
has overruled-andal all for the best, we doubt
not-the calculations of the destrect;onists.
So. we predict, it will continue to be How
ever. it is always well to prepare for the
worst; hence we recommend the "generai-
tv of mankind in general to pat their hou-
ses in order, pay their debts, forgive their
enemies, give to the poor, visit the widow
and the fatheresS, educate the ignorant,
reform the VICIOUS, and do works meet foT
repentance $50 shall your peace be Ike
a river, and your righteousness like the
waves of the sea-" whether the comet des-
trovs the earth, or the earth destroys the
comet, or both or neither.
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Experiments have been made in Paris
with reference to ascertainng to what extent
brine may be allowed in food. The council
of health Of that city, by whom these ex-
periments were instituted, conclude that the
use of brine a. condinent or seasoning in
the nourishment Of man has hitherto had no
injurious effect, and nothing auL0orises the
opinion that an economical process so ad-
vantageous for the poor should be prescribed.
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A Schenectady editor, describing the ef-
fects of squall Oh board a canal boat, says:
when the gale was at its height, the
unfortunate craft keeled to the larboard. and
the captain and another cask of brandy roll
ed overheard and were both lost"
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From Life Illustrated.
Contested Wills.
To will or not L. will

To will or not L. will
Whether IL is better a.'s>S huge fortunes,
To leave Tor heirs to fight and quarrel over;
(and Tee rapacious courts and hungry awyers);
Sons, daughters, urphews, neces, children grand;
Brothers and sister,, natural. or n-law;
Cousins of all degrees, and peiisrees, and friends
And sycophants, and hangers-on and those,
Who aatterinsiy wish us heightened life, and yet,
In secret. pray the Lord TO take
Our spirit home to better worlds than this;
To leave Il wiG"g-, rich, and fair and forty,
With beauty and with gold-s';ractions DE.R,
7. tempt some smart, adveniu-ous, handsome man,
Ny shoes Ia wear, and in the footsteps tread
q: his iiiustrous predecessor This,
take il, is the question.
Blessed be nothing a thousand times ere
We would willingly bequeath to our children
or eur chidrens children, a legacy to be
litgated in the courts of law. The mcrce-
nary spirit, the bad blood and angry pas
sions, the mutual alienation and enduring
eDmity, engendered by the proceedings incl
dent to contested wills, are enough to make
the legacy a curse TO all the parties concern
ed. Columns Of our newspapers are coD-
tinual!y burdened with the reports of cases
before the surrogate. Some Of these are
kept in court for months. others for years !;
and in proportion to the amount Of property
involved is the length Of the suit and the
fees of the lawyers. And however just and
equitable may be the claims of either party,
or the decision of his Honor, the lawyers
are 81 ditd tiitI 81 4ii
genious, that there is nc difficulty in raising
new issues as fast as old ones are disposed of
And it happens, in large proportion Of
cases, that the party who finally prevails is
the most unfortunate of the two. Success
in the suit NAV transform useful ard in
du>trous man into an idlcr aud vagsbond;
or cause an arniable ami accomplished daugh-
ter to become the victim of some heartless
fortune seeker.
II rich persons would teach their children
and proicges useful occupations, and give
them the means TO help themselves IN carry
in- on some honorable pursuit, and no more,
and while living provide for the investment
Of such portions of their treasures a. they
can not expect to take with them 10 the iu-
ture world, this world and their heirs would
lie much better OF; and If they even rob
Their sentiment, from the 'uthrr spheres
through the writing or speaking " med urns
on TINS subject. " will confess ourselves as
the l,,sest of false prophets, II the spIlt OF
their communications doe. not agree win
the doctrine VI have indicated.
Ne would not Tor the twenty i've millions,
which Mrs Gaines esy6cts To recover, IN her
suit against New Oileans, have the wear
and tcar of body and mind it has cost her
and her Children, to maintain the contest
thus far. Happy would !; have been for her
il She had never known she was an heir.
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at the time the cholera was so had in
Prague, DR. Y. was called out Of a warehouse
suddenly to see a patient. Atthe same time
as he entered the sick-room, the family ply
sician did the same. The two doctors found
their patient in a strong perspiration, and
put both their hands under the bed-clothes,
in order to feel his pulse, but by accident
got hold of each others.
"He has got the cholera !" cried DR.. \.
"No such thing" said the other, hes
only drunk :"
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QUEER NAMEs.-The " Cossatot Twister," "
is the name Of a new paper to be started At
Paraclifta, Sewer county, Arkansas.
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In Paraguay nearly every woman chews
tobacco.
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Whatever you dislike in another, take
care to correct in yourself
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NJ RS. GRAY

nYOCLD inform the public that she still continues
~ give ssons Oh the piano, guitar, and ieiode To
Aiso instruction IN thorough bass Lessons given
her boarding place, al Amasa Fcsters sido.
"a sa1 ~ shs rseidsne Of pupils. Jan u
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FlIINIrG bought cut the shop, stock rut trade ~ II.
T. Ergrk-r invite the sporting community {" give
call. have good assortment ui porting ar
ficI.S - con h. found this sd. of \.w ' u-k City.
have good assortment "f those splendid east steel,
patent muLzlc Ind common Rifles, made by Mr. H. i.
ErlIiAer. Whose valuable services foreman Of my
shop. AL work done MY shop, usual i warranted
IeTrc satisfaction. ,oit-. HayUIri- :. Allen :,
and Blunt Lyons E-yolyeT- aud hiir Pistols. kept
constantly hand. and cheap thy ir bought
m Chicago. Caps ni all descriptions. aud gun fixtures
kcIt constantly hand. Powder superior article
kent for target practice. or long range.
invite tie old friends "f u. T. BruE- wei as new
traders believing can supply their orders for every
tluE m MY line, and Ia give satisfaction t" AL
that trade with H. &. NiyCHELL.
p,taN.. Jan ., $50.
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Stone: stone! For sale!

Stone! StOnc! For MIC =, !.
WYE offer quarry, two miles n1r'n ,' !"
w Joliet and within three hundred feet ci the III
nois and Michigan Canal all kinds OF Rihhie, hGt''hs
Tagging aud DimeIsi,n Stone, from two inches u,
thickness up thirty inches, and oi SIZE '0'''' "
quality surpassed by none IN the State .
All orders for Stone. either dressed or in the rone |"
he slpped by rail, will be promptly attended TO-
and furnished at prices to please the purchaser 90
ANDERSON, SPENCER CO
c. SPENCER, A h"tHh''Li>'''
T.. ALIEN aSphN>"S'
I.Ii..t N..N-nh.r 20 1s.G.
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BY WIN. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.
4. q. Of e. Y

4. d. of q. r..
NV7ASIIINGTOS LODGE, No 81 lnd.p"ndent orae' 'e
-. II, R-IIf.k'- Block. third story, at n'cl"cS-
H-Ir. Of rhi- Order visiting the city are coriii!S m
yitsd 10 meet with -. LEVI LiGllrFoOT- w y y
w., "a janiI
cvawa Mechanics sp>t'fuc-
u VEETS every Friday evening. IL Glover INNA :
NJ block. tl,ir,I story AZ O'Clock. len-I
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O1"TAWA \ STONE YARD,

j
superior. STREET BfrHdrs wagon t"tdcftSoSt"''
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions
Athens and Joliet for sale, all delivered 20 ordtr
IIax ;. BREUSING.
CANAL BAKERY,
BY e.. IRION & CO.,
N-rrts. E1HroGd Drpct.
wv haze continually on hand and for sale all sorts %
w Crarkers Bread. Cakes, and Pies, and everything
i..ousiu: :" first rIte Bakery.
;j,1 u sorts Of Groceries and Provisions, and warm
and cold yirtuals. .,..
" assure our customers better and cheaper articles
.lr ,r h, bought At any Bakery In the e>rru siate-'
- We lo the mechanical part oi our business "uEsrNt-.
Conc and see before You buy e!s'"n"re' r.
Tie highest market price paid for Batter Llrd Esr-
&C. &C taP-'r"'AI -
CITY AJSIEt< STGEst.
= HE undersigned respectfully o;I.rs 20 the " z"r "
OTTAWA and surrounding country m> -tr't''' -
CRY Au.tous-r, and Commission NJ chant Tor -
al of Rel E--te Horses Carri,g-. Dry G'ois. Fur
,.;.u-- &c asstr!u: those who may 'ts"r h'r .'h
their patronage. that mo- honorable "i"rt .'a b. want
ed TO feet speedy sales and good prices.
Cash advances vi. DE male O g'"l- intended Tor 'l-
mediate sale.
pr.t 0H.re. JA>. LANCASHIRE AHr't9'srr.
7. ESGLI>u, .>H,~anFE.
RTrEHENC :.
Tru. Waterman Wm. Heflick.
Gibson 4 Brother, Arthur lockwood.
Il Walker 4 Co. W II. v. Cl>iruaa,
Manl-y & Dow, Is 7 PhrIp-.
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How EDrroHs LivE.-Some months since
n gentleman "opening out" desired ns to
give him puff" We did so. Subse-
1usntly we were informed that that pun
had brought him lots Of custom. lie had
more than ne could do-both hands fall,
money came tumbling in. And what does
the reader suppose We got for so valuable
an advertisement, for it WAS nothing else!
Two words will express the entire sum
"thsnk you" No wonder editors get rich
ut such enormous prices for services render
sd.--No1neutk AAlSs
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\ monument has been commenced in the
city of Washington to his memory, which
is to be five hundred feet in height; and it
should be the wish of every true hearted
American that his virtues and services may
not be forgotten before i, is completed; in
which case their remembrance viii probably
endure forever.
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DrggGi~f, BOokseil-r, GHd .t'ffipHeT-cftttSd- III.
Second III NattnEer's block south side OF ;he
court house square ST
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g ALMoN sALMONl-st
- ~ UHEkvBRO.
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L Z Nj Il + r.
Another New Lumber Yard !!
FAIRFIELD * SACKETT.

tle Sue M NnT -N'tH NFf'F. HfV H"79'Tt" I"
EicAGrdsDH's Warehouse,
&. AVE now on hand aud offer a prices which they
think VIII h. fptsui tempting. very large lot "f
Pine LIin.-r. shingles, Llth- &c. &c A. most oil 'er
l,,rr.r j. received direct the ,ueTie, they sell
a; very Sigh. advance Chicago prices. Pleas call
- -. - - r,rr.l,.s sfrg .lS.u here irr2I-tf
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O.. y. i:stls:(:S.

Dr.gs, Patent V~,is-iB,s, TaiBf-. cir, Furnish
Due !>f'.Fs. &c. st-c..
Ertv.rn Glover 4 Cooks and Rr,Idick's Block
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II. VI. NcAREJIsEs, VI. 1
r. IL. IlONT.

UdrcSIqGESF amt J~sT@i~r-TIIs~ ih"Drs EdNt ~ ne
Tis-f O7scs on MIN >tre~t. >OUth !>j's, Otff1rr
YYYATCII work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired AZ the shortest notice. Clocks
W,r-bs- ,pd J.w-lry for ali. cIl.sg. Dec Is
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OFFICE Corner Of Main and Quincy street,
-Enuancc from Quincy st
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E&COuRAaE AMERIO1NI MATUF1OTURE6
r BUEAEkR'R BOOEK.K RREBRER5HI
Wri&i n o. E7T1IIi a

ISCE this superior Ink has been before the ub,,
no" nearly two years. has been constantly EaInE n
ana now preferred by many the fsr-fSmed Ar.
During the past year twenty thousand quart and pint bot
With Hmalsr sizes nnueTabe EaYe esn EoId
lsr9 and merchants in Cincinnati, LousViIIe Pit.S-
Suna!o, Cleveland Detroi, TeTTe Hautc Laiaygfte
EyanIyie, Frankfort Lexington
New Orleans 6E Il has also been adopted the stasDe-
r ~ heGtoeEy tennessee and hlsisEipPi. nhas
tree hrst Glass DiPomaH Mechanics InStitue9
cincinnati and Louisville and DiplomaS and Priz W
da az State kalEB held last Fan New York OHIO indt
and Illinois. 80 |'' A44At-AS
Lhs following merchants bankers, &C., wheeling here.
lers Book Keepers Writing Plud; '
HorthWeeteFn Bank of virginia; MeFchana' Macbontc,s
Sank OF wheenS Bank Of Wheeling; Crescent Manuact.
ring County CLERK OF Ohio County, National Tle-
Oihes baltimore and Ohio Railroad once; McIHrv
* AAeiy nooSay Cos IuSseA MeAfee; Gordon
5oyS BOYD 0tt Oliver Pryor Jas. h. Coz Lamb
FOR sale At manufacturers prices BY
S-,z S0So L4sIBDIN, GILBERsoN &Co.
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DRUGGISTS.
DRUGS MEDICINES.

DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, I1ERE'UMETSY 30.
4 "A. Az UHA A6.ad H announce his
q friends aud the public generally, that having purcIn-
se the interest Of the senior partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm j. CrumbackGF Son. he will
continue the the old stand, No. 1I5 Aain ST. and
would respectfully solicit, and trusts to merit acontnuahce
Of the patronage lIberay bestowed the old firm.
He hHs just returned from the Eastern cities, and
opening extensive well selected stock Drugs and
Chemicals Perfumery, Fancy articles &C., which were
purchased personal inspection with Serpu
ous regard the purity quality and offered
the public n re
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4 tlt4 Law OF NEWsPAPkKss.

lsubscribers who do give express notice the
tiVhs.
IIf subscribers order the dseoniInuaRee of their peril
odtsS, the publisher continue to send them until all
TeaEageS paid
l subscribers neglect Tefule 10 take their periods
eRls The which they directed they
Iespousblv IN sy have settled the Lnl and ordered them
dibeontinued
subscribers to other places without inform.
publishers, and the papers to the former d
RCItfOE, they are held responsible.
1.-THE Courts have decided that TefuBng take peTodI-
eL To tie Office, Ing and leaving them uncaled
ls priIaa Lleia evidenee Of intentL0nal Iraul.
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T6 OoRkEsPONDENTs

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other a.
naneia business Of the InneeE should be sddFessed
lac ProPrictoFs.
seis concerning the editorial department OF the papeI
lOuI Le addressed the Edors Jointly, either
them.
Correspondents writing for publication, viii please write
ouiy ueElde Of the paper.
An observance Of the nbOVe rules viii greatly obge
Aad prompt attention to correspondents than
: might Otherwise receive.
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| F4LL AND HIA9ER TRADE.
lTQSR & THOMAS take pleasure in annsureIrs that
they are now In rsee!pt OF hsir fs stock Pau
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Dry @ OodS, Varieties n nd Millinery Csoo,ls
They hsve inst received Second Fan PurcSSEsq
which, added 70 their former stock, viii enable them 70 r
sent to the Public more than = -
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CHUL CHES or WHEELING.


A" ' i".O"'"s i'A' % ''e uilesi Shufsne', anu 'As'
'nis anu pace OF mee'hs uieFe are any We
"'l 'I,'he t'e sO'i S'tsi, WIN
~ -Aa't"sSl' q %k''so39Eaa Corner monroe Aau byteh
s"s''s Ne' = fNtA'Ns' ie''Oi' IVA
O'io'A' s'.+'s'
81 IoaaS APtseopat'a"' Main street. between FirSt ana
seSohd' Centre mheelhG' ae' " n. "AASAN' FSA'0''
morning services lo'a O'el0eA, evening, ~.
F'T'f nv X IL "ahD PASTOR
esNesh Monroe ana 9aieS anu
St'''a 1TssCytsf1a' SIee', elaih anu
US''e "nssnnti nlo'i'Hs tpa
H"" s..'
1AA0s'' 'tS'' Sou'h "iiseiih s. IHe'- = '' ' 'P''
sc, morning and evening, evening
EourG a.
evening.
,oI ro,r, Quincy service.
,,a,r,S,- IA ss.n'ny
Nort srest IetSodt.t e.copal, Rev. B. 1sou, Pastor
,o-,rr ..,et ma Sorh 1,. Eo,th whsrlpr; seryiee.
.pornns and evening.
C6grliDs Sfrs,t V,t6off,t EDtneopal Rev g. r. pIw.
c.s. ",Te.t bsT.xp I'm. aud s.con
Centre wheeling; services morning and evening.
SputH uA.etiao H. T. Church, Rev c. D. BATTEl1E
Pastor; aT' service. Taes.',s %oraaE % aud evening
WAselin0 leland ChaptI on Wheeling ISIand Rev. =.
Moosr, Pastor.
Isr1nnn Hel6odi.t F1ascopol, Rev. C. HElWle Pastor,
chnplins street. between ebster and Third Centre Wheel
t.
N. JAIME, catae4roR Roman Catholic Ri. Rev. BISHOP
IA W
morning aud afternoon.
I;C,t, Eetorn,,J Rev I + 1IeCrurr Pastor corner
ofNIarkt and orIs an afternoon
EaDti,f. clay street between Fitti and
sixth ,,rrr.,; service. morning and evening.
Df.sp,e' Market '.rtys' between Webster and Third
SSa".o. -V' - '''e
Er,Sa,,ieol P,ot.,fant Rev J. u1,yl.. Pastor Cuay
.,r.., ,I.ov. s,v,hl F,S, Iybs.Ing
w.. S.,S1siin5I J,,,sSsf1e Rev p z,v,,r,,,r
,,.,,,- n.y., .,rs., I,., yI.l, ,r ,T1ira. 1,p,rs
Srh.oi,,, .sr.,.., ,ar,ir an, .v.nIrg
yst Co.,, &c.. ,,.,.4 .,a
~. S'NSO'"s' S-'1'' -''es''
60. r,,,.,,,,, J-,,,, 4,.,, ,,.,r ,,r... b.,,,..n
+o,l
'''I's anu SI.ues' - - U. -O.'S
ODD FTCTJ(OwS1 DTRRHTnT2V
evening the Hail. corner Of Market and Monroe atreets
J,sYr,, H,,sv,r n a +. r n (gr,.- sn.r.t,r,,
- - - - -, 80 = -
HE"nElhn kSoSe NO. AS.-seets as aooFeeVeIy
Monday evening THOMAS NOoRHRAD, n. g.; ". p. Ac-
~ ~
a VIM Tell Lodge mo- BsSs--&eets as above eve
~ Wednesday evening. JOHS WEtsOEHnER, N. g.; John
SiLtds S-rret,Ty-i
- .-z-rf==
W"0AuB A'SSES NO' SS'-sieeIseNe aohaaS
evening At the Hail, Market and Quincy streets
:, ~ VI, S0'.s - esSts'AlS.
sssl.;.g Ss,a.y evening J. HAs"' n e Y Y Blanchard
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" ltcIaea, JGWcIry eIlVIT I1IlGI s-IaIsti - 10
ClOckb, Ac. a C.
O. P BROWN

70. 11s Main. Street, VvheeliDg, va.
now opening one Of the n,st and largest nSsottments
OF goods In his line that has brought to this
Sy, Ehlsh WIN b. sold Wholesale and lIe'a At prices
Among his goods may be fouhd Gold and Slver Watches
rom some OF the most celebrated English Manu-.
!acturSreTs Also, the Tent D. II. American Patent
Lever NtGtclos Clocks in great variety including few
stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
In setts or Otherwise, Of Coral Mosaic,
Caneo' God stone, Lava, and all Cold JtWclEy Also mn
Of Soft solder and plated JeWslry very cheap
Flne pocket Cutlery, RaEors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
KINGS CGrd Gases, Gold Pens, &c. &c. Every article In
9s @ Is Earranted to be good represent
nh26 us Alain St., ole door from Marsh TayIors
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PIANO FORTES,

OPENED THIS DAY, A PINE STOCK OF
ESdI85 ChtclteI tnB'S Piano RorIep,
N H f3Iff not hne RosewoOl Mack Walnut hniSh
70 aud 6% oct1ves. These Instruments aS
usual were awarded the higest przea gold medal athe
late Mechanics Fair, held in Boston, 1856 for their
Srand semi Grand and Parlor grand Panos and their
square PianoS the highest and rst prize silver Medal
there being gold awarded for is class Of instr.
ent9 We have facilities Afforded tint VIII enable US
70 sell these Instruments prices that will compare with
the most common makers, and respectfully invite
public to call and fine stock AT die old Music
aud Variety Store, No. 20 Union street J. AfELLOR
: "a Pianos 70 rent. Music taught. my5
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\ .OlEecar Ill1POFhR1lOu.
M have this day received, DIksf from he tot
les In Belfast FAN importation 0f IFi1b IleSs
stey Linens, and Linen Caubrc Handkerchief Thee
were made especially fOr are var.
antea a pure Lnen We would respectfully invite pur.
~ 70 eau ana eAaIoae IS We Determined sell
atltss prices than can be purchased "a the city,
epl9- uEISkELI. 4 HINEARINGEN
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HEISKEBL q GEN
IT AVE nov received their entire SECOND STOCK OF-
II II SPRING SUMMER GOODS recently selected in
New YORK 5y sample and Otherwise from the
arrivals aud elegant designs OF the They
hers 70 cal ths attention Of yr extensive stock
Of Dress Goods and EmbrodereS, which in variety
beauty Of nye combined with moderate prices, cannot be
seeied Their stock Of Staple Oter Goods IS likewise
We have now OPENED beautiful assortment Of Spring
and SUMMER Dreos Goods, consisting Of
Rlcli Hounetd Grenadines
! tls,-, : BayHdere FOunced BeTeEes,
BayAdero P1ounced silks,
Striped and F1Ounced OrEnndle6,
ans HElSKELL d SYEAnIGGEN.
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n. Q AR q WRIGHT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving keep on hand large and
choice collection OF Ausic Also InsiT,co Ito
for every kind Of Instrumens in use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

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!. I USr received, direct from the Manufacturer,
81 dot! Cameo Breast Pins and Ear DTop5,
So4rsi3e SSlast3R' 90 90 aud aud SS S9
s Gents Breast Pins nSs'd,
= Plain Fancy Gold bracelets,
s9d Guard aS4 Rest ess 1 SeS SeStt: cSsiG. ain 4
- Ribbon aud Guard Sides : ~
And other articles the Jsvery line, all Of which,
viii bs sold TO the city and country Easttn priees
afUttEt NpNEUIY 5AiI1B tLOCIf. IE7T- q
usT and for salt, 140 bhli Of L. dudley Co.'S
ESs Panty. S WHIT 1S SSS ssl' q Which e
ayg ~. ~. ~ DoANE ,cowe1II.
WILLOW IKAGT0MS.
LILO" III Wagons and Cabs, for sale very low ~ by
+ A-zePI Lszt JOs. GRAVES.
z Wall Paper
EoId invite The attention o. those who Intend pur
stock 81 soa. eau pS Sa1tns our
eT5Tns amin and We WIN rs ths Eg.t ,1 Jas ORR
lLH0lGEs sBRANDS FAMILY FLOUR.
s 5AkkEls SSi. SaSy SSTslsy M,ll', tSot puaiey'sl
25 s. hlsboro q
IsysEsd IN any part Of The city Irse Of chaE.s. ml25
FISH.
RITT;I' PRTsIs No GStGa ssfEsa Gsaa.A
25 Kts 80. large Maekerei,
Just received and for sslsBy
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Wall Paper aaf =
qSf Ieceiyed, wall Papers, new and
ssEgGl E's the aFst IN s ieE t! rinE
l11h9t = -, 5L Centre Wheeling.
soft hats.
usI reeesved very large assortment Of Son al, Of
~ the Hnnbt approved shapes and faHhIonabis eOIofs
Alsol hue aSsoFtent or 3euts YOta' Cloth
CHpal Tor spring and summer ueaF. y trE
SH4H4ss By EXPRES8
CHOICE 1slsetlan q 'etq Caihmerg aud sluta Satin
tebIr SKILL swKARIAGEN.
a hreshfns and BenPIBE BIReh1ne 6jtstInsEa,s
kina oi P]ttsfn that rrs used at AHEtnsvis, Uhio
feb2Esm gULDEKTsoN, NoRRIsoE CO. :
ff1RE RlUNDItED AND BIBTY Bg52S-
" els Mol Potatoes. Teeeiyedsnd for sale by
MATHEW MeSABB9
| ! 9nxll -. &eh.trE g.
t9ittt Igs Bfns Hl'Flo, tAgt Isesiys9.ll 4
Nj ACAlt0Nli : Just TeeetVed ana ioFsaIe fy
| 1Hl.sIeL8l 3. a. EDWARDS BRO
G(0 BOXES Plnt RlaSkB just received and sale bJ
w teb3 zah LAySHliINs BUstIFtELp
IIlNE WOODEN AND WILLOW GALS, cheap, 81 p p
apl1 J. Z. WILSON q cos.
AGRANGE Cl5h6 and PLATA FoaIaiI SHks in desirable
IL e0loEs fog travelling dresses. 4 siis 2
aPs ti ati kkEll = &tttsIsA IsAldAQ1S.