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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
BREAD! BREADll

BREAD! BREAD!l
NilE subscriber bakes every morning. HeuM
! feel pleasure in serving, at their residences
al those who may favor him with their patronage.
All orders left at the store win be promptly at
tended to. He will give as much bread for dollar
as any other house. v - . WIN. GURNEY
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10

FRESH SUPPLIES.
I HAVE just received additional stock. making
my assortment desirable. Space will not admit
OF enumeration. My last receipts consist in part OF
the following:
Barrel Pork, Wine-Port:
Bacon, Port, superior;
Flour, Muscat
Hams-assort'd qualities, White;
MaCkere. Nos. l. 2, and Champagne:
3-Kits, Barrels and Lemons:
Barrels; Ky. Mustard;
Mess Beef Hay;
Sugar Cured Dried Beef; Corn;
Fruit dried and in juice; Oats;
SalmOn'-N0. |; Wheat Bran;
London forter-plnts and Liquors-assOrted, &C.,
quarts &c., &c..
nav Dealers are respectfully desired to examine
my goods before making Purchases elsewhere
shall have constantly On hand Il general assortment
at reasonable proes. j. G.. D'ARMOND.
To the trading community, and the pub.
lie generally.
III AVlNG received an entire stock of New Goods
IL embracing staple ana fancy articles, would re-
quest my old customers aud IT, public generally to
call and examine the same.
THE NEWEST q FINEST CLOTHING
can be found at this house Also, well selected as
sortmcut of
SHOES, CROCKERY, e. CUTLERY,
GROCERIES q PROVISIONS
with many other articles too numerous to mention
Ladies are particularly solicited to call and exam
Inc our well selected assortment Of Dress Goods.
Our goods have all been purchased for CASH and
we are therefore enabled TO sell them much below
the ordinary rates. NJ BLOOM. Agent
Port Hudson, October, 1866. -es'"'
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
WORMS, MCYTR 3 90.

WORMS, WCYF'R 3 Co
nAvE recently removed from their OLD stand,
~ 10 the store formerly occupied bv M.
Broox. where they keep constantly on hand, a
complete assortment of
EANGY AND STABLE GO0nC
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
FAMILY MEDICINES.

T AUDEN Co.'S. celebrated Family m edicines
IL completed assortment on hand and for sale by
NIB NORWOOD TILDON. Sole Agent.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10

GLOWING. BOOTS, SHOES. HATS.
HARDWARE. CRorKERy GROCERIES. NC.
They arr now we'll situated 70 Offer every
facility in their line n business and accommo-
date those who may favor them with call
y BY
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE LADIES.

ME invite the attention of our lady purchasers to
w our stock Of Cloths suitable fer coaks. man
ties. &c. &c also cloaks and mantas. silk and
cloth together with extensive assortment of dress
and cloak trimming bonnet and sash ribbon of every
variety. Of which constant supply will be added.
direct from the importer B. LYONS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
To A GISNY-FOWI

THAT CONES AND soUAwKs UNDER HIS wISDER rEi
opfKLY AND MAKES HIN MAD ExcEEDrsGiY
You rnissnble speckled critter, you.
What'n thunder re squawking about
Does anything hunt you bad1 Or do YOU squawk
That way in Ginny, where you come from,
And 30 squawk nov from educational preSudice'
Whas'a mischief do YOU pull your homely head
Ont'n from under your wing and sqnagk for
What's under your wing to make you s'Iuawh,
You speckled swine Of berdl
Something offensive. | reckon, elsewise
You'd keep il there, for il looks better hid.
What do you get on the fence and squawk for
Do You see anything alarming YOU white gilled,
SpeckIsf-feathered sqnaS king fool.
How do you s'pose Teller can read or rite,
Or sleep, or live. Jon discoriant, old, busted
Brass French horn, with ali the key s open,
and the mouth-picce cracked.
wish TcouId pisen you, YOU everlasiin', perfetua
equae king mach;ne7
What're you thinking about home
You rasrssHy epitome of a Ginny war gong,
A Congo uiIn tuIn and eonch shell,
And down east village brsss band.
pry up. you speckele1 parody Of machine shop
10 vou think that's mnsics you outrageous voca
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
A Short story by Dickens 1.
Dickens tells the following story OF an Am

Dickens tells the following story OF an American
sea -captan
On his last vovagc home tho captain had on
board young lady of remarkable personal attract
ons-a phr sc use "a being entirely new, and one
you never meet with in the newspapers. This
young lady was beloved intensely by five young gen
tlemen Passengers, and in return she in love
with them all very ardentlv, but without particular
preference for either. Not knowing how TO make
up her determination in this dilemma, she consulted
my friend the captain. The captain being of an
original turn of mind, SAYS to the young lady,
Jump overheard. and marry the man that jumps
after you"
The young lady was struck with the idea, and
being naturally fond ofbathing, especially in warm
weather. IL then was, took the advice of the cap
tain, who had boat manned in case of accident
Accordingly, the next morning, the five lovers being
on deck and looking devotedly at the Young lady,
she plunged into the sea head foremost. -Four oil
the lovers Immediately jumped in after her When
the lady and her four lovers were got out again
she saws to the captain. "What am I to do with
them now, they are wct1' Says the captain,
Take the dry one" And the Young lady did, and
married him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

You boiler makers exacerbated echo.
You squawking abstract of Pandemonium
Do you think a Teller can afford to furnish boot
jacks.
And 50 forth to chunk you with daily, dog you.
Maybe you think its funny, you speckled pagan OF
African extraction.
Is your squawking sass' or you 'feard of me
sayl
You brazen throated, sheet iron lunged elimination
Offoul creation7 Here's my blackin' brush at you
X. ". PEPPER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
E'OM L..

The Spirit tue Times has foul story that We
are scarcely willing credit, and our readers know
that regard cr.dibility as essential 20 the per
fiction of all wonderful things The Spirit writer
says
a farmer, way out vest, greatly annoyed hy
the scratching Of his chickens in his garden, and
concluded to experiment a little With them. He
rrocured the services of a Shanghai rooster, and
the result of the cross wos brood of chickens with
,ach long and short leg. When they stood on
the long leg end undertook scratch with the 9th
or thev could touch bottoms on reversing the or
der ofthinSs, and digging with the long leg while
tho short one supported the body, the first stroke
would resultin grand series ofsomersaults. The
consequences was. that the hens soon grew a-weary
Of that fun, and left tie garden. and the farmer
good-wife rejoiced greatly thereat-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
p . { + ! c a ! :.
AND ITS VISITORS.
RY z. L. BrIWyR.

RYE L. BrIwyR.
Once on atinlo, when sGnns May
Was kissing NJ the April showers,
I saw fair Childhood hard at play
Before bank of blushing flowers.
Happy-he knew no; whence or how
AMI suliling-who could choose but love him.
For not more glad than Childhood'S brow.
Vas the gay heaven that laughed above him.
Old Time came hobhlng in his wrath,
And that green valleys calm invaded;
The brooks grew dry beneath Ills path,
The birds were mute, the lilies faded;
A Grec,an tomb stood full in sight
And that old Time began To batter,
But Childhood watched his paper kite.
Nor needed he one whit the matter.
With curling lip. and eye askance.
Guilt ga.ed upon the scene minute,
But Childhood's archly simple glance
Had such holy spei! within it
That the dark demon IN the air
Again spread forth his batfled pin;on.
And hid bis envy and despair,
Self tortured, in MS own dominion.
Then stepped = gloomy phantom W.
Pale cypress csogned, nights wcfu! daughter,
And pro9ered him fearful cup,
Full 70 the briIn of bitter water;
Says Childhood, "Madam, what's your name?"
And when the beldame uttered "SOrrow,"
Then cried "DOn't interrupt my game.
prithee, call again tomorrow"
The muse of Pindus thither came,
A Id wooed him with the softest numbers
That ever scattered wealth or fame
Upon youthful poets slumbers;
Though sweet the Tyre, and sweet the lay,
To Childhood it was all riddle;
GOOD gracious.' cried he, "send away
That noisy woman with a fddle.''
Then Wisdom stole his bat and ball,
And taught him with most sage eudeavpr,
What bubbles rise and acorns fall,
And why 10 JOY may last forever;
She talked o. all the wonGrous laws
Which natures open book discloses
But Childhood, when she made pause,
Was fast asleep among the roses
Sleepon sleep on.-Pale manhood's dreams
Are al of earthly pain or pleasure;
Ofglory's tolls, ambitions schemes,
Ofcherished love or boarded treasure;
But the couch where Childhood lies
A pure unminglei trance is given,
Lit UP By rays from seraph's eyes,
And glinpses OF remembered heaven
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
From the indianapolis Journal
SPARKLING SUNDAY NIGHT.

Sitting In the corner
On Sunday eve.
With a taper finger
Resting on your sleeve;
Starligh. eyes are casting
On your free their light
Bless me this is pleasant
Sparkling Sunday night!
How your heart is humping
'Gainst your Sunday vest.
How wickedly It's working
On this day of rest;
Hours seem but minutes
As they take their flight
Bless me. amt 1t pleasant
Sparkling Sunday night.
Dad" and "Mim" are sleeping
On their peaceful bed,
Dreaming of the things
The folks In meeting said.
Love We one another"
Ministers recite;
Bless NE. Don't we do il.
Sparkling Sunday night
One arm with gentle pressure
Lingers round her waist.
Yousquseze her dimpled hand.
Her pouting lips you taste:
She freely siaps your face.
But more in love than spite;
Oh. thunder, amt il pleasant,
Sparkling Sunday night.
PHIrAprLrHIA, Dec. 9, 1857.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

The red-headed woman who stuck her head out
ola window, the other night, and caused the alarm
Of FIRE, has been put under bonds 10 keep slight
less exposed till the next moon.
Should you be talking 70 a thin lady, OF another
thin LADY, needn't describe the party alluded ~
a3 4 "5craccy I'D maid. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

SMiTIT'S Electric oil just rec, wed At
> = juno J. ROBERTS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

The following, from the y. Y. Picayune, is per-
feet curiosity in literature:
THE DOMICILE ERECTED BY JOHN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

Ine following, from the ~ = f!cavune, Is per
feet curiosity in literature:
THE DOMICILE ERECTED BY JOHN.
(Truas,atea Ioa TIE Vulote of II. Goosr.)
BY A. PoPr.
Behold the Mlnsion reared By dadal Jack.
See the malt stored In many plethoric sack
In the proud cirque of lvan's bivouac-
Mark how the rats felonious fangs invade,
The golden stores IN Johns pavilion laid
Anon, with velvet foot and Tarquin strides.
Subtitle Grimalkin 10 his quarry glides.
Criunlkin grim, that slew the fierce rodent,
Whose tooth inSidiouS Johann's sackcloth rent.
10. now the deep-mouthed canine foes assault,
That vext the ayenger OF the stolen malt,
Stored in the hlllowed precints of that hall
That rose complete at jacks creative call.
Here stalks the inpetuous COW with crumpled bo.u
Whereon the exacerbating hound was torn,
Who bayed the feline slaughter beast, that slew
The rat predacous, whose keen fangs ran through
The textile hbrts that involved the grain
That lay in Hans inyiolate doinain.
Here walks the forlorn damsel crowned with rue.
Lactiierous spoils from vaccine dugs who drew,
OF that corneulate beast whose tOrtuOus horn
Tossed to the clouds, in fierce yindictive scorn,
The baying hound, whose braggart bark and stir
ArcheG the 1.-THE spine snd reared the indignant fur
Oh puss, that with verm ncidal claw
Struck the weirl rat in whose insatia.e INV
Lay reeking malt that erst in Juans courts
Robed in senesoent garb, that seems in scoth
Too long prey to CrOnos' iron tooth,
Behold the man whose am0rOua lips incline,
Full with young Eros occulative sign,
To the lorn maid whose lact-abic hands
Drew albu-lactic milk from tactical glands
OF that immortal bovine, by whose horn
D.stort, 70 realms ethereal was borne
the beast catalean, vexer OF that sly
ulysse qradrupeda, who made die.
TIE old moriacious rat that dared deyour
Antecedaneous ale Ia Johns domestic bower.
Lo. here, with hrsute honors doffed, succint
OF soponaceous locks, the priest who linked
In Hynen's golden hanns the man un,hrift,
Whose means exiguous stared from many r.n,
Even as he kissed the virgin all forlorn,
Who MIXED the cow with implicated horn,
Who in fierce wrath the canine torturer skied,
That dared to vex the insidious muricide,
Who let au.oral etfnence through the petit
OF that sly rat that robbed the palace Jack had built
The loud cantankerous Shanghai comes at Lass.
Whose shouts aroused The shorn ecclesiat,
Who sealed the VOWS of Hymen's sacrament,
To him who, ROBBED in garments INDECENT,
Exoscuates the damsel lachryInose,
The eInulgatOr Of the horned brute morose.
That tossed the dog, that worried the cat, that XII
The rat, that ate the malt that lay in the house tina
Jack built
That is the best thing Of the kind We ever read
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-.+t1' One. Kennedy Tor one DiBeaao
III q T1nxali Is REGULAR PhysicAn, and stands high Tin
~ Wash. Co. Pal in his profession and as man. his
medicine ls a valuable one
Mr. Robert Mckinley, Of West Brownsville Pa. aged 81
sent 10 as0ntoWn In the Of for bottle of Sacred
from the annexed certificate: Et
Thisls certify was for several year aicted With
Dysnegsia the prominent symptoms OF which we're, Obsti
mats SourneSs Of the Stomach, Pain the back
hips and legs spells OF Extreme weakness, Loss OF des
Langour, Debility and Craving at he stomach Itried
great many remedes-Went to baltimore consult some
eTy eminent not less than hundred
Sacred ExerT zone bottle Of which eRectuRllY cured me-
,,,.z, ,tf..., i RokERF MoKnLBT.
For sale b. Il. II. LOGAN co,
eptEo Gencral ARents, Wheeling Va. 4.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

HAVE you Dyspepsia, use TRAXAL,s ELIXIR.
II Have you RheumatSm use, HAMPTON'S TIINCLINE
Are you bald headed, use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do you want good lnlnent use FORSiEA'S BALM.
70 TO the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
DS Tog want to make Ssn quick good and cheap, his
4 your horse lame orsIck use MERcHAT's GARaLING
Have you the piles, tthe certain PIE o1NFSTBNT.
Have you cough, use the H0ARHoUND BALSA1I.
DO \
R0uldOE Brace Port MonnGie
Supporter Balm Of 4 Thousand Flowers
truss Electric OIL
6SndaFo Syringe or
Beb Fine Sponge
go 70 the Bridge corner Eras Store.
Bakers Cod Liver on
BoeThGYe's Holland BItteFS
HooAAnd'S German BItteT8
For sale by I. n. LOGAN 4 co.
bridge CnFnPr DruERlhl.
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MISGEI A.NROUS.

+ american wines ana BRANDY
U1ReiaRdtt 6rGRds qRa Ziae'S Ialdad bfdsds.
sSPARRtING qA1AWRAS (Qqqtts and Psuts9 The rival
- Of French Champaign
STILL CAEAWHA, QofreSpondlns 70 German Hook
WlPes.
sCATAWBA BRANDY, Distllei ZION. CataEha Wine
Strictly Psre. for medical puTpsses urllvaatds
DIRECTIONS:
Keep the Wines ia nAoriS0att position, and IN esllsr
q an even Temperature.
In cosd tcSaths the SPARK ING WINES should be kept
for three days before using In warm ROOM ~ the
peratuTe Of abnut u degreeSt 50 thAt the Mines well
warmed through.
Ice should never be ussd In sPARRLISg oATAwBAi
WINES, for II Injuries their and favor. dntrs
the Ineg, thus destroying their Wines are
too sensitive 70 bear ice.
~ In offering the above Wines 70 The notice OF the
American public dsahe 10 all persuns who may
purchase them that they the strictly PTRE TE
CATABA tRAFE free from and every form AdulteF-
alton, and cnntaihtu that which results
from the nRtuFal process Of fermentation.
The SPARRLING CArAWBA 10 made 20 IXyr ATB any
foreign article whatever but designed just What K
ls represented, an AmeFtcan APnTklInR Wine. ss
Champagne Is PRENOH 'sparkng Wine" Here the re
seh1nce ceases as the American Grape Is rich
and fruY In Its favor delicious vine The
prejudice only, and Inconsistent with true and iud
nent - t sf'.1i etf
The I'LL WINE Is highly esteemed by Medical men as
most admirable tonic for iuYaiids, and sAcRANExG
purposes 1t u wholly uneNceptionabIe. 33stt
Ehe bHANDf made from the Gat9Fba Grape differs In
material degree from Ordinary French Brandy Of courses
but at the same time It possesses all those qualities which
should asupeFor article kind and when
y desired strictly Brandy medicinal or
0s9 P P pun y cannot be over ssti@Stsi
Bridge Corner DfugEi.ts wheeling, Va,
GRNR ~ AGRS
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NEBRASKA a.
WIG OK g SAIL Err,

AlIOFney1 n Law q SenernI I4und AYGutS,.
OMAHA CITY, N. T.
WILL make coectiohs and pay particular attention to
Wv tnvestinE money in Real Estate.
Money lnveStiuen1t OltaS5 Eve
per cent and three per MI that aud give
without charge full and description Of town
and city property, and Of Lands the quality so proper.
tion Of pTaiT3ei timber land water etc..
VIII buy property for capitalists and sell the when
desired for cnehaf the profits and share the equal.
ly; therefore will be equnly securing choice
property. 5fta 453 T. 5fI
Letters OF inquiry inclosnR postage stamp, Will receive
PROMPT attentions We will also attend 10 any business
trusted to our care for Western Iowa e.
REFEERENCHS.--AlarkW w. Lard Oncaha, Governor Of
Nebraskli Daniel WoOdsen, secy Kansas Territory; W.
Campoell, Wheeling Va. Rev. Daniel waldo Chaplain u.
8. House Of Represents tiTeS; tCasr West
Bank, Omaha CITY n, I, mhi9- 9U,,l,tv
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1857. a BEE HIVE STORE Is57.
$4,000 NO. l14-MAIN sTR@EI.- "a
1857

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NILS CEI q Il A.NBOUS!

- y New Arr1Val
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES.
All opening lot OF supsFio Family Groceries just
eetyed from the Eastern cities, and selected With the
greatest care to su Eantso customeF6. Among
other things this arrival embraced:
Rio and Java C66ees, beat duhlltiss.
Green and Black FelIS, superior:
Fresh MReksral No. 1, In kite; ~
Z" N0.9, e a
Salmon, MOL Ia kits, very hnO;
Nc. i In tisrces;
RicEle9t In Jars, assorted:
Canned FRUITS. sRbFaetnS Peaches, Tomatoes. &c.
Also
Aqnantty Of superior Dried Beef and Hams sf the
best cure; together With all other articles
tne Purchasers are invited to call ~
VIM. HEBURN, sai
-Iez3 No. 81 Monroe at.
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lRVa Ids Fntbera. RToIhGrs, ESIlvsIeTnTls
and jadEe 81 ibsir YSrin ls'.sS'
w..,..r. .,. 2 THE CURE oZp..,.s...,-
ERs A&Sttt 'S..e your
t5IIsSus9 "a; NAY l. =.
worst headache any body can have by adore or Of your
cleanse At Snse y they YIN cure others e they do me- the
taet Is WoIth NJ cur, WIN
% 1 s4uao Ps s.
oe made the ana 1
..y they are Ss. s sgoy Their regulating
admirable remedy for derangenlrnta that organ
obstnate thatit did not readily Yield 70 them =
Fraieraa1y yours. - AtoNZo BALL. N. n,
Dyaeniary, ReI9x. and WorISH
DR AYEt Your pills are te perfection Of medicine They
have done my Ti more COED Thar can ss you se had
tored II ErsSt sEtss ut o no better SIC SeD eo
eleed taking PM. which soon enTsd her, eEPeii.
rs Nv o. 1 SS,ns zoe on ~ nsT PSdy: asS
taTy one on our neJabboTs bSd n had and nv vie crsl
him hin, Nth t%o doIes Of your P Ehs Sssr nroqna Us
time Sout being e,Es sDsIr @ ,Ss Sc 1Si
cine aG yours which a ACTUALLY good and honeSt viii he
priced here. GEO. ]. GRIFFIN, FosfmaSfsr. !.
I'm IndsxesttS1 ena In.Rnrtty Of ,I.s Bleed:
Dr. Arms have used your pills Win extrsordnSTy sue
distress. 70 regulate the organs Of tgestIon and purify ti
blood they the have known and
Y0or'' Nv. n HINES. I
Dr,a Sin: ao pSi vouf II ii' SS nv t1
and and them excellent purEatVe 70 eleanSe he sysf
and purify the fountains Of the blood.
JOHN q. MEACHABI, NJ. D.
RPysEpoIn0. RerofoIn, FSIna,I XVII 1I,St,er
Vnmor1, md Salt n Eleul1S
From a Fo1tSIIrSgiST lEsS.Ey,f ~ g 5yH II 1eEs
DR. Ana: Yosr Ps are ne pSraVop Of al tst ;
in medicine They have cured nv Iittl a~lt"r N Irsr
ouS sores upon her hands md feet tbs INA II
BILE years Her mother has been long EeyousI Iiet.
After our child was cured ss Siso tried Your % nd the
have cured her. ASA ORGRIDCSE -
TshoumntiauS, NeurnIEfn. 0r a Gent
From lie er Or EficEss offRe fstEoifsf Fis Church
PULASKI HousR, SkyAHuAu. n. ,Jap g. 1855 Il
H0YOREb EIR: shoud uuRratef for thg relief yoi,r
skin brought me II aid moi report nv ease 10 vou
cold settled limbs and brought ON exrTutiatr mem
Tuldc palms. which ended In chronic rheumatim EotWh.
standing had the phygIcans the Iense grew orsr
and worse until by The advice Of Vour exceent agent In
baltimore, Dr. MackenEis tried your pills Their effects
slow, sure. By perseYerinE In the uSe OF them
ana now entirely we'll
ssN.Tr Np.Nsv7,, n ,,,, y,,,,oy, T. < U., 1sEs
m AySRs Ies s,tIr,e - 1S 81 SSiiS ~
RheuInstie coma sinf,l iIsssHs tSot ctaj @ rr
VeRrS VTNSCEhr AZ TbPTT
or Uf0peyS Plethora, or kindred COM
5 ssqu'ElnS an ae''Se purge Eaey are an e&ee4ent
ToT CTo1t1vaney, ~ ,,,,5 ~, 1
s.sS - 'S w
,EItS. S"PPFeSstOn, Farn!yslS Ina 9!ln nm
have been cured by the alternative action of these
Pals
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PATENT FLExIBLE BAND

GFent Improvement In silk n ats
NHlS Improvement consists Of combination - pFne.
pies TO render the Silk Hat Band after s:izht wear
a. soit and pleasant to the head as SGT hat hout In
u and by those combuat0nI, have Succeeded eject
ing this object, which combines the softness Of
WITH the beauty aud dresS appearance Of the sILS
rom S yielding nature, readily conforms to t shape
e neS1 thus IN very great measure, the trou
Die and Inconvenience Of conforming shaping as the
principle OF the conormatuer embodied in ht Improve
ment.
We have the Bebre, oakord and other most faiionable
Eastern styles OF hats, s. DsHARPER SON
nils
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Wheeling High Sob.
REMOVAL

d
ME under.Fned grateull for The patronage they have
received from the citizens Wheeling the pnbltc
gensTSly At tile old stand respectfully ask continue
lIoe Of the at their location 1l6 Main be-.
tween Monroe and I!non streets
We purpose, seasons keep such an f
CHINA, GLASS, QuEENSWAHE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that will he most likely 10 suit
the taste OF all who favor their PATRONAGE
Our Rooms BpRcOus, aGoring facilities
In the Wsst to exhibit goods to advantage, aside
our Retailing and packing department SAlI continue to
keep hand original packages Of assorted oucensware
adapted to this section OF country the extrema Vest
which viii be offered at aEmal advance the cost
Connected with this house, Is FLINT GLASS MANU-.
RsQI0RYi hence Country Merchants NAV rely upon
saving the East to this pont nv IvY
their Glass and QueensEAre from rs.
J. K. DUHHAI 4 CO.
sPit1NG sI.YLE OF HATS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23
WashIngton Fan Drug Store.

Silks and Shawls.
@10r 00G WORTH Of silks and shaVIS,f embracing
9OSlJ I've believe largest stock the best w.
variety and the cheapest s and shaRls brought
per9onSin any STATEN in life - ~ Y
Plaid slks as low cts Beautiful black Rrocale do
9tnehes Wide, nt q, 5Os worth $3.50 q.
tuu stock Grape and Stella shawls yery desirable and
cheapiand 200 AantillaS Gome OF them rich and de-
sirable, - -
Irtmnine9 Of the most desirable stye-a variety.
sur stock Of Silks Chnlles, Tissues BArsges Grenadines
ArEentnes, &c, make whole fully 81, 900 yds.
This immense stock the fact that We bny
mostly with edA make the storC most desirable
store at which to buy Goods. Il = r. = - = -
Come and see for yourselves.
ap29 -. STONE Z THOMAS.