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Tickets oa6-hslves Sl9-quarters S5-eghfhE o. 50.
Certificates Of packages Of Is whole tickets 900 90
Do IS half do lD 90
DO do a5 quarter do 65 90
Do do IS eighth do ~ 50
Yers and certificates Of PACKAGES In the
wiz rsasise the most prompt attention. and
drawing win be sent after Is over
Addrsss r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Jan I0t Wlminxions beinEare
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above afsnons
arawns be inmsdisfsiy after IL
2. ]. BUCKEr, Agent.
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SHEPPARD and Morgan,

Sheppard and MorganI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No l31, Main st. Corner Of Union.
II AVE now hand large and complete assortment Of
H all articles In line, consisting OF Ladies aud Gen
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Leather Hogshin, Hair and Wool Collars Whips, Hames,
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manship.
variety OF material and pattern.
All work ordered viii be furnished promptly and no ef-
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'Gs: sovd i've Is : 'AH' SHEPPARD MORGAN.
q. VARNEYa
MARUFA CTURER or
COPPER, TIN Gs SIl EXT ION SFARE,
iFf' No. S Vain A. IISdF thS Creek Bridge,
WHEELING, Va.
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No. 1le Main. Street, wheeling, va.
opening Of the finest largest assortinens
goods in his line that has been brought
city, which will be sold Wholesale and Retail prices
low any house West of the Atlantic cities.
Among his goods be found Gold and Silver Watches
from Of the most celebrated English Suisse
facturerers. Also, the redk D. H. d. American Patent
Lever Watches. Clocks In great variety including
day Reguators0f Of fine quality suitable for Banks Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful yeEelry in sets or otherwise Of Coral Mosaic,
Cameo, Gold, Stone Lava and all Gold Jcwclry Also,
assortment of Soft Solder aud plated JeWery very cheap
Pine pocket Cutlery, Rnzors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings, Gard Cases. Gold Pens &c. &c. Every article in
this establshment warranted to be good represent
ed the returned call Is respectfully
mh25 MS Main ST., from SiarsI. Taylor's
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Sbe lubrcItug 1ntrIIi9enttr,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-WEERLT AND WEEKLY, BY
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of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

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Hiy, By any other combination of metals Prices are
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THE COUNTRY DOCTOR.-A perfect Picture
Of a CouLtry Doctor Home, Ga the lad with HE
Horse and s in Consultation; His Js,iousy His Opia5hs
His Charles, and bis Influence. liz LIFE iLLUSIhATED
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Fa,,.s ev Mrs. T. y. ELLEr, Author of Women OF Tie
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CWINDLERS and TIIIEVES-Tbeir Natural
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and trsnerTs How they Eat. Sleep and Paetee SOOTHING
Fellow the Patent Safe Game; The Bogus Ticket Vendor
The Drop Game Some useful cautions TO syo
AZ detect Thieves aud Swnders In this weeks LIFE
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Gloibing.
furs ano Robes.
Watfbes, JrwfIrp, sc.

A MEXICAN WATCHES-TO the TRADE
machinery tools expressly dssgsed 10 9TH low
price fe substantial and correct tine fsepsr The move
simple and beautiful IN pan and construction,
remarkably easy repair and have been pronounced ~ the
aud weth max ~ be fsultess In PRINCIPE
quality aud by al who have 1ssd hem 70 De Nd
performance Each IL engraved Appleton Tracy Co..
Wslthh Mass and accompanied y ccrffesss ~ k-na-
irrnes and perpetual warranty Written serafars
We ssk 10 buy those Watches merely nees9ss tney
are Of manufacture We ssk only tina. this f: s5au
10. be permitted 10 exclude thea rom consideration We
claim Wetches equal In quality and nent eaDnos % 90
tGiued ia Europe ard ssk or coch,sysn " I've
these trial under our w1rssty
Orders inquiries be sidrss1 - rs cirscuy ny
Of the firms who are tsers Tor no se OF 'sH
he.na COOPER 4 FELLOWS, No II Msicenlsns.
Ee.srs FELLOWS Co, No u Ksidealans,
Mes.rs PLATT BROTHER, No. 20 xsidsn.ls lane
APPLETON TRACY CO.,
Successors to tie Bostoa Ws.eb Company.
Boston Watch Factory Waiksrl Macs, Jry. lsh
WELRY VERY LOW -
u The n crib.r in business In Walls. for The pas. is,ees
years selling all descriptions Of Col Jewey at vhncas
and Al lees thsn the usual prices.
Laoie,' Cold Cameo. Pearl Cstbunc.e, Mosaic s1a Lss
Ear Rings Pins and Bracelets ,ct,.a1
Diamond Pins and Rings, ard Ladies' Gold Quad "~
Cent? aen God Fob aud Ca,in', Cold Guardks'
FcbKeys and Seals. -. r,..., aI,,. xt.s
Cod and stone Studs and Sleeve ttons tnssf go
s,oIe, Seal RD gs Chased and Pam hnsS n "a 90 s,,r
Rinss Gold specaeles and Eye oI,ssss 80. ,s ma
Ttrnbles Gold Pens, Gold Psnss Goo 10 &c, Pc.
scerreotypss Or Hair Gen lenen, s.sssP-' '
MenrAies Fruit KEises and SspIn,a' y iHhtsi i.lyy
,u,...h.. al T. : FIR, wholesale sd ret VI.
inporto " A'0" NO. Il Wslst second s0of.
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TI,HE SCIENCE OF COMMON THINGS
BY DAVID 4. WELLS A.
ai.ox az tho 81 ANIMAL or SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY ~

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Present., clear concise and satisfactory ezpaason OF the
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Or HISTORY OF MARITIME ADVENTURE, tx
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@ IT O p T II ! E +, -
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,
Nc. Sc, for THIS WEEK,
ConTA!Rs:
Tic Con.1 ia.ion Of zoe Life Of Vdooq. Illustrated
Me- CuDr inshsm Again Al the Counts IN the Indictment,
Judicial Statistics in England
Burslsry and Attempt 20 Murder.
Infamous Career Of 8 Reverend Gentleman.
Murders In Nep-York.
Murder and Lypcbiug IN Kansas.
Murder and Suicide.
Murder and Burglary.
Murder in Virginia
Mob Law in Mssouri-saoi3e Of the Prisoner
Terrible Tragedy IN Kentucky
Horrible Affair a Gloucester, Mss.
A TippeIsry MardeI-IYe,and.
Grand Larceny sad Adultery.
Bank Robbery in Nova Scotia
Fatality Of Escape
Tie THEE OF w-York.
"Dod,.I" ,sonshes the Knowing Ones.
Judge DcDios Nomination.
Correspondence, ke. - ..x,,
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NJ y w o T.
" THE TWENTY NHTE ANNUAL PAla
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,


Ths ,uperb expooD Of Pa:onA skii and DdaIry 70 no'
open dairy from mil 10 During the eyenns ;h-I
viii ysrols special peifoTL6Dcesss the exhibition o n
PsaoIsma Of he Rhine Music BY she Bsnd seali Csofo T.
AdLl.sso- 20 tho wBJe, - cents.
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. RG L A. II 4 N I,
u No. as Roadway
HAS NOW OPEN
superior sssor.msrt of
REAL INDIA CAMEL's HAIR
LONG sHA"Ls SQUARE sHAwLs
AA1 ~ .ri yCAaFs
Some ofwhsh are the finest
EVER PRODUCED,
VARIOUS CoLORs NOW WORN.
GREAT BARGAIN in FRENCH MERINOS-
" Purchased 81 late AEctioc Sales
And Selling for n per yard, Worth 10,
By BEEKMAE Company No. 4l3 Brosd~sy
IMMENSE SACRIFICE in DRY GOODS
CLOsINGoUr SALE
Of the late firm Of
LANE PORTER.
IL Consequence Of the
FAILURE ,
Of the above f the balance Of their stock IL new Sels wv
on. WITHOUT REGARD TO COST
Purchasers wP find t greatly 70 their se'sh'sse nrsc
tlis stoei which, in addition to every desirable 'ye "
GOODS or Fall and Winter wear, contsin's
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF s'Lns
~ ~ c-.sl ~ VA ae'-sI:
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IT the OLD ESTABLISHMENT, lS6.--
A ISAAC J. OLIVER (successo: 20 Diver Brother
sTEAM PRINTER Maple Barlirs. No 81 sEEKAAS-sT
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4 LWAYS READY-Nigbt or Day-Io accom-
"A n,odste customers with PRl NTNG, Of Ell kinds az
HOLMAN's Steam Printing office,
Conner of Elm and White sts
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A DO K for the I / NJ + 5
~ JUsI PUBLISHED, -
new Boob by the Author of Freedcys Prctics Treatise
BUSINESS"
THE LEGAL ADVISER;
HOW TO DIMINISH LOsSES AVOID LAWSUITS. AND
SAVE TIME, TROUBLE AND MONEY BY Gun
QUOTING BUSINESS ACCORDING TO
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THORITIES
This UNIQUE and useful book needs only 10 be examined 10 b
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THE FUN Is COW -
l. TIE AMERICAN HORSES
HToh
500, 900!
TEE CONTEST BRiGHTESs.
Os. w BsayE!
,PRIoREss CT PRYOR
isAN.T
PINK BONry,
IsNORAMUs, or
FISHERMAN,
IN. Tb,cs rrgi;sh CEseAs
YoR ANY AMOUNT,
For LIMOS.
ANY DISTANCE!
TIE LATE RACES
IN ENGLAND AND TIE UNITED STATES.
SPECIAL Correspondence
FROM LONDON
Ls,:e! from
H.P. L.,
Now Travelling in EaroPe.
Bts6. q splendid Picture Of
LIPsE!
d LOT FAIL 10 sEr
POR Il RS SPIR IT
THIS WEEK
FOR sAL1 EVERYWHERE.
PIECE SIX CENTS
DIC.-Tbe P1CAYUNE (weekly) out this morn
The ony correct and authentic portrait of THAT SNUFF
ON Andrew Jackson JUNIOR boiling that box. =,
OF The Ninety Braves Of New York who wan 10 hold
that box. ..,,i
William Vulcan Harrison hammering ont thunder cr him
DOTsYICKs els how his Bddsets bamboozled him while
ous 10 mention All for FOUR CENTS
MOnTiiLY PICAYUNE for October on Monday.
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fine ARTS.

<INHE Agent of the LONDON STEREOSCGPlC
COMPANY has lust received clusig nmeat Of Z
sTEREOSCOPIC PICTURES, which be will open FOR iEspsc
ton this day. Anorg them will be foGEt
RETURN DE- Cn.NSSf. -. .
LITTLE NELLY ~ THE Old CURIOSITY SHOP.
SCgNTS FROM THE MANCHESTER ART TREiS-
UREs
SPEAKING LIKENESS.
CHECK
CBECKMATE.
A MORNING CALL ic. ,,,.,v,
No 259 1a2wsy. N y.
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HSPRI TIGHTLY, PUNGENT, AFFEC.
= TIONATE, LIVELY"


= TIONATE, LIVELY"
FANNY FERNS beautiful book. entitled Fresh
Leaves" bound in blue aud gold. Price IS cents. ,,
There yfour tales and fugitive pieces IN TINS
volume ell stamped with the spirit originality and vvaciy OF
the author and will be read with satisfaction than
any other work which has emaGsed from her prolific PEN
~ Boston Transcript.
"Fspnys ,tye bs. the vvsty terscness aud episran.
stca yenes the French school bile he! fancy s as fu
of genial tenderness and teemns with simple dramatic
scenes and feeling the hearty ADD idomstic OF Eussh
writer's Ther. are who cmpan that she j. mete
paasrspbt and she is aud Solomon and Frankn
and Pope and Montague and La Rochefoucauld aud Bsc
Bl, It would be cd objection 10 make 70 any author
that be compressed into paragraph the wit which another IN
vain attempted diHuse through essay or volume
Fanny Fern climbed into reputation through the sreet
diute She wrote in obscure journals and compelled the
world recognize her genius spite Of the unfortunate chan
ues through hch she addressed IT," New York Courier
This handsome brochure contains upward CT Jo pses OF
Fanny FERNS grGys wttst and mos. caustc enlsa
tops While il profess TO be philosophical It Is ul
of philosophy Of didatics which only keensshed woman
whose soul is In her work. observe ard iisten upon
the mi, ds Of her pupils her Tesler' nor Is religious yet
" New York Dispatch.
This is one Of her riche. pub cations. brimfu o. life
varied and sbIndalt" Nev .,Ass'
Published by MASON bkOIhEhS' Ne"'ioih'
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29
ViUi'arcism

Our Main street neighhor, without making
the charge direct Ia trying to ipiure Mr. Man
deville. the Democratic candidate for Control
Ter. by creating the impression that he was a
Vigilance sympathizer at the time the strangers
had possession Of San Franci<co over year
aro. II seems that al,out the tim" of the death
Of James King, meeting was held In Columbia
for the purpose Of raising money for the hone
ut of Mrs. kim, over which. Mr.. Mandcville
presided: and the fact that he presld'd over this
meeting IL CONSIDERED positive proof by the
mob journals, that he approved Of mob law
We do not pretend To he posted in regard tn
the local affairs Of Tuolumnc county. bnt we
are confident that Mr.. Vaudeville has always
been regarded there as law and order man,
and when he was running for the Senate last
fall, one Of the strongest arguments used against
his election, was that he had taken a decided
stand against the Vigilance Committee.
We are not acquainted with the antcccdents
Of all the Democratic State candidates, but we
believe they arc. without an exception, sound
on vigilanclsm. and heartily approve Of the
resolution adopted by the convention, which is
suficiently explicit and intended to cover that
question. The principles of Democracy and
vigilancism are so directly antagonistical, that
the one can have no sympathy with the other,
and all attempts to injure our candidates by in
situations that they are in favor of mob law,
win prove unavallng, .i1r.,, .,.....a
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29
RouoH e. READY, July IS. 1857.


To E. r. Winans, George Gephard John Mont
gomrry. l. y. Vah Ilagan, Ii. q. Roberts, and
H. w. ROutrts
SIRS AS you have circulated that had re-
ccived money under false pretcnces. and that
had gambltd oil that money; aud al.O that
priic ply associated with low and uhprlc pl, d
| tgamblrrs. and loafed around gambling houses
for the purpose of ringing into games wien
START d. now sirs, you must have kdown when
you reported these things that tn were un-
true. Now srs. solcmnly pronounce such aad
very one of them to lie as false as hell itself.
I'd | therefore drmand of each Of 20 recan-
ia iOL through the publ press or her public
channels or means. so as 10 remove the foul
bl0ts from my character that the circulation Of
these reports have so deeply liked upon il; or in
case of failure on the part Of you gentlpm' to
recant the same in proper and satiSfactt r.
manner. then will bc forced TO appeal TO the
protection the law affords me. for y0n may RELY
upon il that W II never quietly submit to inju-
res OF this kind. from aly source. % lolg rs |
feel "a do in this case. for no man l.v n can
say that have ever comm tied a d Shni O abb.
act III my whole lfr. neither cal any man say
that have ever cOmmit' d an error in any in.
ia lcc that was ut Oh ha I'd IA ID ready at all
times to acknowledge the same and make any
amends necessary tn a thorough rrconcil alton
II tn" case rcqnlr II. This have always re
gard as one of the solemn duties r, qurtd of
man to his fllow man. without which man
could yer fulfil the m asnrr Of co iscicnce Il
4 thr rpqu rements of Gods commandments.
Neither have ever incurr d any responsible.
ties of any nature that | have ever manifest
desire TO shrink from aud as in this case while
resting und r the soothing infucace of n cI"nr
C n cie"c". bnoycd up by the approval of heav-
IN itself. hops never. und the benign iuiln-
erc' OF wlsdom ard ju4tc', to ha annoyed bv
the hliehting Influence Of gu liv CONSCIENCE.
Gentlemen sniiSs thu snbi"ct. and |, ave
yon to act vour pleasure. feeling assnr d that
my mandS are as reasonable as could he lln-
der the circumstances.
Ispeak sincerely.
ANDREW IIENroN.