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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
Robert J,Nalkef.

Aswc suppose tits settled fact
that this gentleman will be theanexs
Governor Of Kansas, a few words As
TO his antecedents may net be- amiss.
. Robert j. Walker is the son Of
Judge Walker, oflhe Supreme Court
OF United States, and is BY birth 5
Pennsylvania. His lady isthe grand
daughter Of Benjamin Franklin
70 him belongs the credit of hayil2s
first nominated Gen. Jackson for the
Presidency, which he did in Il CON.
yention OF the Pennsylvania Demo
crazy.
Soon after his admission to the bar
he emigratedto Mississippi, and took
a leading part in Texan independence.
Under Folks administration, Wal
ker was first made Attorney General
and afterwards Secretary ofthe Treas
my. He then inaugnrated the '.Rev-
ennc," as distinguished from, tho
Protection tariff system, and drew
up and reported tho Tariff Of 1915.
lie Is certainly q statesman Of tho
tirst rank, and one whose Judgment,
rightly excrted, would be q benefit to
Kansas, in her present honr of need.
At the latest accounts ho was willing
g accept the govcrnorship Of that
Territory, bnt met with deeisieal or
position on the part Of his Es.ai|s.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
For the Star.
i W hIC '1N'
Attorney General,

Since the adoption OF the new Con-
~stitntion Of Virginia, and the people
have had the power OF eleeting, riira
rOce, their Governor. Lieutenant
Governor nhd Attorney General, no
one from the Valley of Virginia has
held any one Of these important Off
ces. We therefore tlrink it due to
the unchanging and indomitablc De-
mocracy ofthe Valley, which is the
great Democratic heart Of the Old
Dominion, that one of her sons should
be, elected To- the office of Attorney
General an Office about to be made
vacant by the resignation of Willis
P. Bocock, Esq. And with much
pleasure do we recommend John
Randolph Tucker Esq. Of Winchester,
Va, as a gentleman well fitted by his
legal attainments accomplished schol-
aiship, and sound Democracy to fillthe
office with credit to himself and hon
or to the State. -. ~ . i
-~ TRANS. ALLEGHANG.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
Political HCrinolin..

. The land bill is'liko- criuoliue; there is
less in either thank supposed: They
both contain a wide area Of air. You
may bangle twenty yards Of land bill
about the heelsof the old Commonwealth,
and althoug Oh she may look fatter, YET
she'll be no fatter for all the political crino-
line. Al best you only take the clothing
from the federal body, to clothe the State
Iinbs:;--strip one part to decorated mother,
aad tie poor State will stand a blushing
caficsture. with the wardrobe for the
whole person, adorning with surerAuous
beaiEcnnlpt and en- enc extremity on,
! 2 I.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, April The
schooner Jeaquin, with dates from
Vera Cruz to the Oath alt., arrived
here to-day.
The government is in such straight:
ened circumstances, that they have
been forced to suspend payment at the
Custom: House at Vera Cruz.
The new Constitution was promul-
gated on the 18th ult. Gen. Blancarte
has been sent voluntary prisoner to
Guadalajara for trial by Court Martial.
CARA, the late Governor Of Tampi,
co, is about to visit the capital to de.
fend his character. Tho mails were
very irregular. Nothing has been
heard at the CITY of Mexico Of the re-,
lection If tho Forsyth treaty.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
National Democracy.

:. -
"a following resolution was adopted
81 educational Dehocratic Convention
thaaa: vas hcla in BALTIMORE in 1850. and
nominated Franklin Pierce for President
And the Identical same resolution wa'
adopted by the National Democratic Con-
ven,ion that was held in Cincinnati in f8:
: &c, AMI ,bfamina:cd James Buchanan fol
-rfcsident. ~ ~ -.
.lie,olrel, Thatsth& proceeds oftbe.pub'
liz lands ought to be sscredly applied tc
{he National objects specified in the Con-
Z stitutidn: and thatwe are opposed to any
law for Redistribution of:such proceeds
smonsthe sia,es, as alike inexpedient in
policy aad .repugnaht p the consiitu'
zion" - :. .'u -,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
From Nicaragua.

NEW DIRK, April THE s,e.
Texas, from San Juan de Nicasa a'les
with dates to the Goth ult.. ana
|pinwall to the ed, arrived hera &. A.
eve.ing. ~
quarters Of Gen. Walker, arA hsaa.
18th Of March The P,arser, y = !. y
Orfzaba reports Walkers arn,, ne
good conditlou and well rroyis;a,.ls y
/ Walker, with 400 men. at,a oJ
THE Alliesat st. George, gained . Y.
plaza burned an important p a. sa :,
the town, AMI .thenictreated d P;n.
which Gen. Chamoro had i \
meantime attacked, but who :, .ae
driven back with great slauybte,s =
Gen. Henningsen. y
Gen. WalkerImct them rctrea,;,
and they consequently placed ,ha,;'
selves between two fires, and bsco ,'s
ing completely paralyzed snff.re,l G ;a'
me,lsely. The Allies lost. IL ,h y.
own account, 327 killed, and a'al
800 woundedH while Walker ~ ~
mates their loss at 600 killed AMI V sa,
wounded, lie also, states thar t ~ d:
own loss was but : killed a,,a ~ y,
wounded. Walker hal tlrezdeag =
dies buried. '4 -
1t was reported That con,as ~,
mander-in4Ghief of the Allie. p ~.
under arrest for making ccrta;n WIS, vas
lures to Walker. Ii was also s s
mored thatsClillion had raised ] ha i
Of mengatI Leon, aid was about {, ;o;;',
Walker, and that President RE-.
Ehad been assassinatel. !
|. The last report, said 10 have ho.,,I
confirmed. is. that Col. Lockbridsaa
WHO'S stationed on Sam Juan ris e.
received "a strong reinforcement Il.
4 ~ RI a ~ Az
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
JOHN NORRIS, Chm
A. B, McGiENls, Soy ~
Pom the Fit hmon9 EHiqulrcr
~ = A. A Gard.
: To.TuR PEOPLE OF vmaISIM

g AZ LIE I+SA -. ~ tA'sNt-'a-A'
!. This is my first card to the public.
Heretofore | have beeIE c6ntented ito
let time correct the slanIers~aof> the
base ard ev IN now I4shoull do so,
we're it not that SHOULD do injustice
to those who have honorei me with
the position hold. For years it has
been my desire to rehloye2tromsN If.
gina, believing that such a course
would better the condition 81 my ia
mily. In. this, as in all else, have
had the Concurrence of Jay tamily.----,
Circumstances, however, (cllietiy my
poverty haye heretofore delayed me
in the contamination oflny desires.--
Recently | had some small addition
to- my estate, which made my way
more clear. determined, according
ly, to shape my affairs with a view to
removal. Last summer. h company
with my friend, Mr.. Wilson, Of
Ciarksbnrg, Visited Chicago, with
view to a removal to that place
l was satistied-made my arrange
ments to spend the winter there, with.
out, however, making q permanent
removal until | should test the eli:
mate, &c, by experience, but at all
events to make some $inyestments in
that fast growing country. returned
homc-openly avowed my purpose
and for three months was engaged in
making my arrangements. AT this
time an aunt Of my wife-the one in
fact by whom she had been raised
who has two grown sons in business
and is upwards. of fifty years of age,
was on a visit to US. left Guyan
dotte after a visit of some weeks t.
the county Of my old home, in com
panywith my Iittlc daughter.thi aunt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
,iDan oeratic Convention.

:; Ii is proposed % hold Democrat,
Conre4ftipneat boone c. H., Boone eeun
= ", en-. Thursday, the 39th day ofeAprl
ne1t, 10, nominate candidate for ihi'
Senatorial District, to FIJI the vacancy
ere,stedT BY tie resignation of Andre'
lie eounties composing this district
are. Boone; Wyoming, Logan, Putnam
and Kanax ha.@z 1t j. hoped alt the ee,ln'
ties in the district will concur IN tins
proposition for holding Convention, and
viii tako measures to secure full repre-
.sortarnns .. =. x Ltt... = ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07

a BARGE EAGLE.--Mr.* Edward
Harness son of Adam Harness of
Moorefeld, Hardy county Va, killed
on the 18th instant, about four miles
from that place, a large Eagle meas.
nring 7. feet from the tip ofthe wings
and 8 feet from tip Of the back to the
tail. The bird bad destroyed a good
many lambs PRS lie was killci. T
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
Thomas L. BrOun.

!. We would present to the people of this
Senatorial District the name OF THoMAs
L. BRoUS. Esq. of Kanawha. as a gen
tleman Of high character, and a sterling
Democrat, and one worthy to receive the
consideration and endorsement of the
Senatorial Convention to be held at Boone
Court House,
Mr.. B. is we'll and favorably known to
the leading Democrats Of the District.
A VOTER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
( } For the Star

GEN1LEMEx-Thc decision Of the Sn-
preme Court Of the United States, deliS4
cred on the 9th ult.,. in the case of bred
I Scott against Sanford, ! am glad, and re.
ioice, l have livcdto see it. 1t is agreat
and grand exposition of our rights at the
South and the constitution. 1t ought to
be heralded throughout the United States,
and placed in the hands OF every person
who can read. Thope, sirs, it&ih cause
all abolitionists to reflect upon their obi
gatieIt to be governed by the Constitution
and Supreme Court. H.. =
1t will, | trust, cause all persons in
this part of Virginia who, on account OIL
their peculiar religious views are doing
injury and wrong 70 both master and
slave, to leave the State" AS men claim.
ing q desire for order and good govern
ment, to say nothing about religion, they
ought to leave Virginia. After this de-
eision. to be engaged in sowing the seed
Of confusion and discomfort between mas
ters and slaves, creating disturbance and
danger. Of the loss of slsves, would be az
ting i'll defiance Of the supreme law ofthe
land. All characters so engaged ought
to be driven out Of honorable society, If
guilty ofthc charge. \
Much depends upon proprietors of the
press, in finding out the disturbances Of
our peace and our interests. ] wish to
aid in arousing citizens to this grand de-
cision of the Sup reme Court. AS our
new administration is commencing So
great and noble, it seems a proper time to
press our desires. am slave owner,
and have bitter hatred against abolition
lists. A SUBSCRIBER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
LoScEvfrY.-The Registrar, Gen
eral of England and Wales ncludes
that of twelve classes Of occupations,
farmers. have the longest lives.

FREEDoMoFrHE PREss.-The editor
Of the "Eolksman" was cowhided
from a lager beer saloon, Through the
streets of Newark, on Thursday, BY
two German actresses, whose prefer
manccs he had criticised. .. .y.}
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
D,mutrati, Meeting.

! Tie D ,mocracy of Kana&ha County
will have meeting on the first day Mon
day J Of April County Court, at; the Court
House, to appoint delegates to the Boone
Convention. i, L.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
With greatsrespcct, n
. I@ Your ohedient servant,

The question arises, fow is tie Va
.caucy thus created 10 be filled /! The
general impression has been that, like
other Offices elected by the people,
aew election would be ordered but,
in consequence of a failure by the
General Assembly to provide'by law
for this case, the appointments rests
with the Governor.-Rich. Engutr,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07

course by anything but 3 determine ].
ton to betterthe condition y = ISL
and family.
Very truly; &c. ,,.co,fas
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
.. ~ n tar -
Resignation Of the Lieut.. Governor

The following letter has been re,
ceived 10y the Governor from Lienten.
ant Governor McComas. The~resig-
nationwas accepted on the oath in
slant :
To His Ercclt(ncy IT. 4. y csc
i | hereby tender my resignation 81
the Office of Lieutenant Governor Of
Virginia, o.. i. .
NN:tl, ..nun h nn-.tooE ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

with something to spare for the high purposes
of national education and general improvement;
let it discriminate slightly in favor of articles
which advancing art among US would nov en-
able to produce with little protection against
half paid labor abroad; and the sun never yet
shone on such a country as ours will be fifty
years hence. The history of Massachusetts for
the last fifty years will be the history of the
whole country for the next fifty, only that the
half has not yet been told.
If Massachusetts, with proper division OF
labor, from being what she was, has become
what she is, what may not States hundeed fold
richer in soils, and thousand times richer in
mines, become under the influence of a like
system. We have no wish to glorify Massachu-
sets She has faults enough, everybody knows
But would hold her up to the gaze of the
nation, in one point of view, and that is her
union of manufactures with agriculture. Why
| fifty years ago, all Massachusetts, out of Boston
that is, about half the State-BOston being a
that time the biggest half-couId have beer
bought for four and-siXpence, but for childish
attachment of the people to their own rocky
hill tops and swampy dells Then the worker:
could earn little and keep nothing. Now they
earn million day, one dollar for every man
woman and child, and keep part of it. TheI
it was blessed State to emigrate from. Nov
it would not be bad State to immigrate to- De
spite the hardness of the soil, agricultural CAPT
tai pays as high per cent, and agriculture
labor receives good reward in that SAM
little Massachusetts, as in any other State in tn
Union; and from being the worst State, agricul
turally considered, she is destined in anothe
fifty years to be as good as any other.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
Moore, Wi1stach, Keys q Co,
2J WEST FOUETH rRERT,

IMPORTING sTATInNERs, manufacturers Of Memoran-
DUN, Pass, and Blank Books of all styles Bible Print
JObbers and Medical Book Publishers take great
pleasure soliciting the attention Of Western Buyers to
their SOc OF the GREAT STAPLES in the bran
They Cash Uud Short-Time
Buyers who well established 0o0 Q1res half bound
Books 1000 quires full bound Cap Blank Books,
all Styles 25hn quFes Blank Books, 100" qures Me
diun Blank Books 5000 qures Quarto Blanks 500
Lead Pencs,-,echhardt'S, F6Uers and other makers;
$500 3est Steel Pens.drec import on; $50 gross
Pen Holders $40 dOz. Writing Fluid all Sizes $50 dOz Ink
stands; all sizes; $50 gro Wedding Envel-
opesi $4,000 Envelopes all sizes 30 English Treasury
BIottig; English, French and American Tissue Pa
ers; Is English Drawing Papers, 20n Cap Pa
perS; 5O8 Letter Papers; l0O0 rms Bath Papers, ali
styles 800 Papers; $50 Commercial Letter,
Packet etc., 100 dOZ. Books Blank Notes and Drafts;
Goz. Diaries Tor 1887; 1000 Memorandum Books, all
orms; Portfolios, -MOnna-s, and Bankers
Cases so Copying Presses p CoPpin" 500 doz Copy
Books $50 doZ. Copy Books, printed copies;
This is the place purchase preference to buying East
Stock fresh. prices low, and Exchange saved.
MOORE, WILSTACH, KEYS & CO.,
nnX21 . Ennrth 81. Cncnnnt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
PARTRIDGES
PICTURE GALLERY!

W-Is up style superior any other in the
western country. His RECEPTION and SALES ROOM is
IS Deep which he built operating
50 90 feet with arrangements light facilities for
his business unsurpassed in the world would call par
ticuIaE attention the light the eyes, bodness ami dis
tinctness Of feature the sOness outline avoiding
stiF cut out appearances also, reflective looking
glass effect, objectionable in the Daguerreotype
is H1day pictures sent out here entirely aso5sss
from AdUing PrOtsctve nSsh Partridge assures his
patrons fht his protected by hard eas54esin
Icie becomes part Of se picture, is az durable
as The glass itssE
Pictures Of improved style made as low as at oer
Rooms here.
- Ladies and Gentlemen Invited to call at 11ssz
Main street East side Marsh TayIor Stare wheel
nSi Va EepI6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

people, mostly old gentlemen, demand to know
what is the use of teaching the people music, OF,
as fine speakers say, s.cultivating the musical
faculty of the poPulation?n The use is this
that if you could improve the musical taste of
the British public, they would not stand organ
grinders any more, and your sight would no
longer be offended with grinning Migrants, and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
WANTED.

w NTED IMMEDIATELY, a. ISAAC PRAGER'S, 1913
w Main Street. sufficient number OF Ladies and Gen
ersen cash, Goods lower prices than ever
sold before. Tae season drawing to close shall sell
rom this day. ALL AND ANY ARTICLES in the Fancy
and Dry Goods line at i GREA r REDUCTION.
1 would claim particular attention to my stock Of
BLACK SILKS,
or which will sell article wOrth 81 So at 81 121G
81 IS 81 25 worth 81 90 at 81 Sc and oh-
FRENCH MERINos worth 81 25 at s11fc; some worth
Il 50 at 81 l21E also those fne Pointed Ms6iooes worth
81 81 AT 81 90, and those worth 81 70 al 81 12S.
Cambria other EmJToderies will sell at such
prices will, al certain, please every ono.
CAL and Sc: 10. yourselves. ISAAC PEAGER,
poy25 1913 Main Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
Exrr Of o. REPnEsEgrArIvEg-We presume

EXIT OF oUR REPREsENTATTvEs.-We presume
that our Representatives elect to the Legislature
will leave the city at the beginning of the com
ing week, in order to get themselves snugly en-
sconced in their quarters at Richmond, so as to
be ready and on hands at the first fall Of the
nallet on the Speakers desk. Sherrard was
to have been off yesterday evening and he
will have all week to sight around and get
the run of Pennsylvania Avenue snd the Capt.
tol buildings, which have been a good deal
altered and complicated since the time when
he answered to his name there. The tenth
district will occupy quite an interesting posi-
ton, now that the old worn out Kansas
question has been re-vamped and set on its legs
again We shall have eye upon the manner
in which our Congressman bears himself and
see whether he will prove master of the sitna-
ton or no. Whether it win be better to follow
up the d-eifete, nameless and fnmeless custom
of following in the wake and sneezing at the
snuf1ing of the Valley and the Tide water
members, or of manfulIy and ably delineating a
western policy-such as our cis-montane coun-
try naturally calls for, is for our member to
make up his mind upon, with all the premises
before him. One thing is certain, old Cincinnatus
himself, had not better opportunity to serve
his poor country, than has the 10th district
man, to benefit the dilapidated dowa-at-t the
heel sections of part of this district.
We hope for the best
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
WYKES'
GALLERY OF ART!
136 Main Street, Wheeling. Va,

9-Is the place obtain Licensees of every size and
STYLE frOmthe smallest miniature up esize, up
in superior manner.
From long experience art and by the use Of the
most powerful instruments together With every appliance
necessary to produce good pictures he
public that they be furnished with pictures Gal
ery superior to any taken in this country and equal
east west.
Photographs, plain coiored This style of
picture can be made size, up life, eoOred true
to nature Small DasuerreotyPes AmbrotyPes magniGed
to any size and cOored BY process
We obtain the oil painting with the truthfulness Of
DaEuerreOtype.
Pictures taken this Gallery cheap as at any other
in thecity Every picture finished the durable
manner, and put with double glass; air tight without
which picture will stand unchanged
0ss-n Nv. wVKEs, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

TnE uncurrent money arrangement of the Me-
tropolitan Bank, thus far works very favorably.
The interior banks are promptly redceming the
current receipts of their notes, and some thirty
of them are taking, in addition about $780, 900
per day of the notes which have been accumu-
lating, and which are now being assorted. TIE
amount represented by the Metropolitan certifi-
Gates is about 81 SOC, 900, of which some S3,-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

WHAT An OLD HusBAND Is WoRru.--In the
Circuit Court of Bedford county, Va, last week
Miss Elmiru w. WingGeld obtained verdict of
$4,000 damages from VIM. Stein, for breach
OF marriage contract. The lady is about thirty
four years of age, and the gentleman eighty
This was second trial Of the case; Il former
jury having given verdict of $3.50 for the
plaintiff, which was set aside ON motion of the de-
P,,., Telegraph, Nor. Is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

TnE Mobile Mercury says lady in that vicin-
ity. few days since, missing her teeth under
circumstances which led her TO believe that one
of her turkeys had appropriated them, Instituted
an examination after the style of justice once
much in vogue, of executing criminal first and
trying him afterwards. Seven of the fowls were
decapitated and acquitted, but the eighth was
found guilty, and the lost teeth extracted from
its cr,lw
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$40 REWARD
REMOVAL.

"a horse, my kingdom for horse"
THE Undersigned after returning his thanks for the lib
eral patronage which his friends extended to him,
wishes 20 respectfully announce to the ubc that he has
removed MS unsurpassed stock of Eorses bugges, &C. to
te Main street. short distance below the old
stand where prepared furnish Livery Stock of
ptionabe character hope be able to render
the expectation of patrons in all cases
Dovs5-d2m z. WHEAT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

AN INroRrEn's ExpEnlExcr.-Oneo of the lead
ing Importers in the city found, upon examina-
ton, that So per cent. of all his October bills
receivable, were either protested or extended
and yet he says it was all ''lirst class paper
" Y. Ialsper4sut
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
New Books. Stationarv. &c.

ASIEs G. ORR, No liT Main ST. begs leave call The
- attention OF wholesale and retail purchasers
and to his Fall stock received, School
Books of all kinds from the primary highest college
Classics; Miscellaneous Books Gate ssucs) Drawing Books
Copy Books, Architectural Books, (uew authors) Meao
dist Presbyterian Baptist and Christian Hymn Books
various styles OF binding Family Bibles worth from 81 to
so, Pocket do of all styles; Duns book Keeping and
RlHnEs Jenny Lind Pens, all OF Giots
famous Pens now II Ink (Arnolds) and
various patents. Music Books of various AUTHORSHIP
bath Bell Ga late Book) Albums in great variety Toy
Books; 5000 qrs. Blank Books every var.ty Da
es for SoS, Memorandum Of al styles; 800 Recns
Cap letter and Note Papers, of different grades quail
ties.
GOLD PENs-We wish to call especial attention
large and well selected lot of Gold Pens. Having disposed
OF all our old stock, PEH offered is SEW and
WARRANTED, comprising almost every of A. Mo-eton <
Co.'S celebrated Penn Having the largest select
ed STOCK oil Pms In the city, those In of superior
ticle cannot fail be slited.
We would AL the 0tsHtiOH
to stock of FANCY STATIONERY which we purchased
expressly for their accommodation knowing that
OF the kind and quality has heretofore kept city.
Please eau and examine for yourselves
Al OF the above and everything kept the
and Stationery line can now be had
JAMES C. ORR's,
1ehL.' III Main St. Wheeling. Va.