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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-21

a PRESBYTERIAN CLERGYMAN, WIN
"A has had much experience Teaching, will receive as
pupils, to be educated and prepared for College, with ns
own son and the son of Rev Dr. Lacy President OF pasu
son College, two boys from twelve years OF age'
They viii bsaraed ID ali respects as members the family
For terms &c apply Rev. Dr. Lacy, Davidson College,
February; TO- 1857. '5l11dsG ll7l-wSt
lDIANOS ON TRANSPARENT WITHHELD.
We prsse to purchasers OF Piano FOres to take our
instruments trial in order to test what say OF Their
quality before paying for them.
Twenty years. experience our part satisfies our OWL
miuds andwe could get ever fifteen hundred persons
unite With us the opinion, that establishment Non
South possib furnish better or cheaper ,as'u
uents than we do. = - 49, +. +. NAon.
Nov. II, 1854 sSS S. -. 10S-s"'
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J. NJ. STEVENSON,
GE ERAL AGENT,
For the sale OF all kinds Of produce. All orders promptly
attended
OFFICE No. 81, NoRrH-WA rrR ST,
WILMINGTON, N C.
October 2h. 1S5S yDd.
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MARBLE AND GRANITE.
WILLIAM STRON CHI,
HAVING SOLD OUT HIS MARBLE YARD To
MESSRS. MAUNDER & CAMPBELL
VK7OULD CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND THEM
w to the Public US skillful and competent workman
and reliable gentlemen.
The undersigned. successors to WA. STRONACH, will
continue the execution of.
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK,
in all its branches. They may be found at the old stand
uheast corner Of the Grave Yard The Public is nv
ed to and examine specimens If work. well as our
stock Of Materials good supply Of all kinds being always
kept on hand.
All orders from distance promptly attended to-
Address. MAUNDEK i CAMPBELL.
Raleigh, n. c.
Dec. s, 1856. 6-swly
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ssThe Intelli.encer'' Newspaper, Building,
Fixtures, e., For sale.

"The Intelli=encer'' Newspaper, Building,
Fixtures, e., For Sale.
TIME SUBSCRlBER INTENDING To REMOVE FROM
II Petersburg offers for sale the nffce of the
ssPErERSBURG INTELLIGENCER,'
With all its Presses. Type Fixtures and Good WILL 1.-THE
Integencer with the exception of paper is the old.
Journal Virginia. and of the oldest in the United
States its material crmpete in particular,
comprising excellent. safe and rapid Power Press Type
good for Is months longer Imposing Stones Cases Stands
aud thing tall in good oderl I" Constitute
excellent newspaper office. The worth of its go"d
will be Sactory asceraired by reference to the
books of the Office, which have been accurately kept and
which will show The nett income Of the Office from
the present All persons desiring oexanne
them with view Of making propositions for purchase are
respectfully invited do so with the that free
every channel of information will be cheeruiy
( granted.
To the purchaser of The 1ntelgencer newspaper Will
be first offered the Brick Building, Bank ST., door
east of the Exchange Bank
The site known of the most central in the city,
and the Building erected with express reference
newspaper office Should the purchaser of the newspaper
Office desire to conduct the paper in the building
cuped by it, the terms Of sic will be made cnvenen
! possible JOHN w. SYME,
Dec. Is, 1856. S-tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-WA K
- COUNTY. In Equity. In the matter Of Rufus Hay
VOID Richard H1ywod R,bs Haywood GsY5 ZEE
Pursuant to order made at Fall Term, 1885, OF the
Court of Equity for the County of Wake in the ab"ye en-
titled causes the undersigned, Clerk and ulster. will pr-
coed to SELL the premises the City of Raleigh on the
2sth day of February next the lands in the NEIL
toned, to-wit:
Two valuable Lots of ground in the City of Raleigh,
known in the plan of said City lots Nos as and 2sS be-
lug the house and premises which the late Mrs Sher
wood Haywood resided in her life time, whereon Is avaua
bic family residence and ul ouhouses and necessary tx
lures for q family.
Also a valuable Tract of Land in the County of Wake,
situate Walnut creek, at short distance from the City
of Raleigh bounded bv the lands of John Hutch W. d.
haywood Theuphus Pool, Sarah Hogg and John; W. B.
Watson containing about four hundred and sixteen 6)
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of six months for onehalf and
eighteen months for the residue IF the purchase muney will
be give purchasers upon their entering into bonds, with
approved security bearing interest from date IF SALE Five
Der cent of the purchase money to be paid in cash.
Given under hand, at Office, this 18th January 1857
ED. g. HAYWOOD, c.. NJ.
january 26, 1856. 2O-w&swtd.
Register copy.
The above sale postponed until the 10th day of March,
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RALEIGH PAPER MILLS, n. C.

The above sale postponed until the 10th day of March
1857, E. G. H.
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A. H. hCPHEETERS, H. CHISELIN. J. w. AARTIN
A. M. McPHEETERS. & co.
Wholesale Groccrs,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
HiHx' JTnrehouse.
NORFOLK VA.
REFERENCES
THOMAS P. DEvERErx. Esq, Halifax, n. c.
GEO. W. MoRnEcAI, Prest Bank Of the State of N. G.
G. DEWEY, Cashier
W. H. JONES' Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
l. OBJ. BnANcH, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
Mes>rs Reid 4 Souter,
DIR. N. c. Whitehead, Norfolk
Prest Farmers Blk Va.
Alex. Bell, Esq.
Messrs. Spence Reid. Baltimore.
90 B. Blossom l. Son, NeaC York.
September Ii, 1868. rs
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sar11E ARD saTuRpAY EEnY a 1851

80 81 S. sELLEN, S. r.
~ = - Attorney sad CounseI1oEsat Law, -
lie Courts 81 Wake Granville. add Frsnkiia
HI bpaness cnded him shall have his prompt atten.
t,s Zig a Post.0fcsis Rogers Store Wake Co = C..
IS QUENT. BUsBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYErrEviLLs ST., RALEIGH, N. G.. gSsse1s+as
Will promptly attend to any business intrusted to him
in The United States and State Courts; and with The En-
ecqtiye other departments of the State Government
July l, 1856. a.-z. 66--tf
: SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATT ORNEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC, 81
Will attend regularly the Courts Of Pleas Quarter ses
sions OF Wake. Johnston. Cumberland and Harnett
Smithfeld. Feb. 90. 1855. 28-M
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Johnston Chatham New Hanover He is to be found
at the office formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will H.
Raleigh, January 8, 1854 16-w&sw6m.
KEMP p. BATTLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH N. C.
Will attend the Courts of W Ike and Franklin and the
Terms Of the Supreme and sral Courts.
July /; 1855. ss-f.
~ Register copy.
LAW CO.PAR CNERSHIP.
M. 4 II. G. LEWIS HAVING AS SOCIA-
Ao TED themselves together in the practice of Law
the other always be found at their office in Rail
eigh Fayetteville Street.
They will attend the several Courts of Wake Franklin
Nash, Johnston Wilson and Harnett. Als the Terms Of
the Supreme and Federal Courts of the State.
October %, 1886. Eft
BARRON C. WATSON CASTOR MEAaEs.
WATSON MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
"a BurlinS Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec IL, 1856. 7-swtf
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t,ts# II money as of all the virtues that adorn=
society Then why will men perseyere IN pracz
tices which must work their ultimate, certain,
1t may. be, speedy RUM .,.s.a.,
Il only remains for me to pronounce tue SEN
tence Of the law You have agiteand children,
and for their sakes Iillaye, after much anxious
deliberation dctcrminedto mitigate the eTtre
rigor of the law The sentence o. tne !aM :,
The District Of Columbia, and be there confined
for tile period of five years at hard labor, and
nav I, fine of one dollar to the United States,
under the judgement founded upon: the frstin
dictment, and that precisely the same sentence
be pronounced against youth the second lndlctsi
-ment
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.rHH CASE OF CLINE.

We present below the sentence yesterday
passed. Judge BrockcnbrouglI non Washington
Cline, convicted this week of having twice
passed counterfeit moneyone time upon upon
Mr.. Roger, butcher, and the, other time upon
SIr. Clingler, who keeps coffee house, The
indictments upon which the convictions were
found we're but a small part Of the facts elected
during the trial. twas elected by the evil
dencc that Cline, time and again, lladbeen seen
with large quantities of spurious coin upon his
person that he had vaunted it about in public
places apparently reckless Of any consequences,
and had offered to sell it at greatly deprecated
prices; that for years back he had been engaged
in doubtful persuits; that in fact hismoraIchar
acter was deeply aud darkly stained. Every
thing and more than the bitterest enemy could
wish to be established against the unfortunate
manswas amply and unanswerably proved. lie
had the benefit of a fair trial-upon two separ-
ate charges, by two separate juries-learned and
able counsel; yet, so far as we could hear, not
one single circumstance went torelieve theuna-
nimity Of the iuries or the public as to his de-
served fate
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principles. for we do not serve such q person
I've serve the living and true God, who has body
and parts. and passions and Ceilings nus emu
lrcn. and the wicked may help Themselves tne
I best they cam Amen
I.,p14 s Ptoclamati Dahl lns,Tge ilts-=5
The following, say the British Journals, g 9
correct translation of the proclamation issued
at Delhi by the insurgents:
s.sJs, all LYindoos, 1stseslmdns, Citizens. and
s. iSe,aaats Of HiFidostqi,, .tlsestS sgt me
dy.01it9iO,e AZ Zlslfi land lLeerut send t9feettnQ
i.s Il is well known that in these days al the
English have entertained these eSll
first TO destroy the religion of the whole liins
ldostatt army, and then TO make the people by
compnision Christians, Therefore, we sole!y5 =
account of our religion, have combined with the
people, and have not spared alive one lnlaei'
and have re.establishcd the Delhi dynasty on
these terms and thus net in edience TO oraer,
IandTeceiye double pay. = q
stHuRdredso of guns and q large =.
treasure have falleninto our hands; theretore;lp
tisfitfine that whoever Of tile soldiers ana peoz
pie dislike turning Christians should UNI Nt.l
I one heart md acting courQge MOI 5tesIXe
1 the seedEof these infidels remaining. For any an
4 quantity of supplies delivered to 1 Tue
owners are to take the receipt OF the oIncersi
and thew will receive double payment from the
1 times exhibit cowardice or credul lousy, believe
the promises these impostGFs the g English ,slR
Iasd and rubbing the hands of sorrow, shall
receive for their fidelity the reward the ruler OF
Lucknow got.
SIT is further necessary that all anu
I Mussnnans unite in this struggle, and follow
ling The instructions Of some respectable people,
keep themselves secure, so that good order may
Ehe maintained the poorer classes kept contents
ed, and they themselves be exalted to=rankand
dignity also that gu 50 fpf i i possible sSaq
/ where. that ali true Hindoos and Mussulmans
may bsalivo and yatehful and x 81 tin TIM; some N,
conspicuous PaSs BLOW with Ssgord before
giving circulation to it The first pay Of the
soldiers DEM will be $oF per month for @oa
men are ready. and there are 10 fags1of the
English regiments and above Il standards from
different parts now raised aloft for our religion,
for God, and the conqueror, and i is the inten=
ton Of Cawnpore to root out the seed of the
devil. This is what the army here wish. !"
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.SUMMARY

. = 4
Isaac N. ROBERTSON, who lived in Charlotte
county, Va, died on the 22d ult, and left d will
emaneipating about 20 slaves, and dividing his
real estate and other property among them.
Provision is made in the4will for their removal
to Liberia. s'- s |
A YOUNG man named John NJ. Butler, died a
few days since in Chicago, from the effects of
shaving off his sRhiskers He caught cold,
which settled in his throat and terminated
fatally. ~
Rev. IEN. WINAHs a permanent preacher in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, died at Nat
chez, Miss, on the 3lstsult He8was born in
PENNSYLVANIA, inst7sS. and went us a miss; on
airy to Mississippi, in s12
SoNE of the farmers near Springfield, III, are
offering their corn at Is cents per bustel in the
field, others at S5sperz acre. Unless frosts set
inlearly, the corn crop Wilt enormously large.
SIX hundred and fifty light shares Of stock in
the Ohio Trust Company, + were sold at auction
in New York, on Wednesday week, at prices
varying from SIC. to $l2 per share. s-fe
A Box belonging to Messrs. Hacker & Trevis,
and combining over s11 900 in notes and drafts
was stolen from the Philadelphia Bank on Sat-
nrday. Payment of the notes and drafts was
stopped.a @ y
-RuNot says that o purse OF $25, 900 has been.
contributed for Beverly Tucker, as was done for
Col. Forney, us acoAsid eraton7 to induce him to
take the Liverpool lConsulship.
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NBW ADVERTISEMENTS
Z =. Al.sII.raaTfT TIIia nORNINGl

% ~ II
A m m ASyTu(sTFTa THIS MORNINGaI
| A. New YORK 'iIRDGEI,
49, - sITIRI Az EvRNIyG POST,
BNIIOCIiS PICTORIAL.
FT.AEl or OUR UNION,
= = S W ssiS IL tSs Sosy carrief's,
H"lHestt - ~ GAMER Main and Monroe streets.
| 5seni6 w a. MOONEY
TTArT q, Gap NTsATJTJElACTOf
ia - " 49,
NJ T4iEISSN
kl9es y
ETrTAS on hand and manufacturing uIe
4 hi Jnentl of So & s.s.tzs.
1 F57155 - 3 Fl AIRS AMID 0EAlSS
~ in tlis city, Call and see, at TAG Main
T 49, jy6eslnT Va. sep16
IN - fETff ~ NJ kAse, sptAehaall.
= - : NEW Eii3M.
~, ,siSI,tE SyfNoHELIl Dentists, IA Market
" St.. opPosite ne sino
bS far doing The same takes
Ne ami ar that he has
pleasure Isl artlett Al d.
IN The Dan!
Eho has hal hItsen ysats S9SsesssH
tai pro essi2n. ~ svs,y
" q y; Ssnt famar WITH and
NJ ma M ATf and
pEaetee and frSetieai ntty
tlt NJ az, ~ ss si St t
nom me great dread If suffer-
The eStrhr-
tS 81 6S id are
@ tnlIFa or Ether and apsllca.
be In most cases and eEectty hdrte&s IN al, teeth
now Without psia ~ ,be. nro,e..
,5 +. frs1, ~iIIiSe nlsRsed to gIyt rats. z
Please ea and examine specimens of Artificial Teeth.
C5Sy@ obics open at all tours. sepl6
i#--7-5-s - - :. - - = =
III. ,
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=GC)I.6 wOODfS 7CS;l5ANIl
Museum Of Living Wonders,

Museum of Living Wonders,
E. WILL EXHIBIT DURING THE FAIR.
TIME SWISS DEABDED LADY, MADAME oL0FUILIA,s
this singular phenomena has been the wonder and an
nIration of thousands who have both
mixing than other person ever drew on public
] THE WORLDS WONDER, YOUNG EsAU, [son of,the;
Rearlel L1iy,l 3 Il Years old with beautiful Pan
TIE child Is one Of the most ehl"
tie world, very speaks French, EnSsn
and Spanish anl Called without doubt one OF
lures most Wild as well as bean full freaks.
There with these wonderful cnrtostes the
SWISS W.ARBLRT,- MONSIEUR GIE0CCEII0t young gem
eua possessing greater powers Of Imitation than any
other peTSon ever before the public. !.rI e
-It will be perfectly proper for lalies and TO
exhibition during the day, by gentemen
Cergymen and families respectfully invited 20 attend
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VARIETY IOODS.
L1,lies and Gents SIX This. Cashmere Kid CLOVIS,
Hosiery igngs. Iaees and Linen
lIdkf,s White Goods, EIlhr1ideFles Window DrapeEy
The public most fully to cali and
anime our ststkS sell cheap, and
will c6nstan new goods resident
huyer in the East Remember the places 1884, East side q
Man sdni stree, sShesllns,Sa: s. oseouRNE& Co
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sfi5 llissT asfi "A card. "
TNR, GRO. tCRAcRAFT has permanently located him
IL self in Va, the purpose OF EraccinR
hopes bY strict attention to his profess
sion TO merit n generous share Of patronage.
2 snn1h-lN ERnNEl
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Will troops come here and enquire itto'mY
Just rebukes of such characters md conduct?
"Oh,'' says one, 81 am afraid they willscome,
and what shall lido r. They have been with us
many time We have been accustomed TO
seeing hundred to our one, with their guns to
shoot us nd5their knives tocnt our throats
DO peopls Imagine that they can Kin 8 iAormon
ism Pr I1aay die for my religion, f01io cares
Tol. that! Brother Darlington has told you
that God can carryeon his own work, and the
spirit of Joseph which fell upon Inc is ready
to fhllupon somebody else when nun removed.
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f9tss iSS n NOTICE T.. s.ssa
ME Office Of the Virginia Agricultural s2'y
nov open AI0nrpestre No ~. in the TcSa IP
mefly occupied by1. X. Dh1hRlh All persons Wishing 70
enter articles for the FalflW please to call
sep9 X - 81 j d. AIlSIA III, Cor. SeeE.t
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5RE Avn ElXl lIEEINA i.TlINEEI

INaIVVsAI3L S. RE EFT NJ. ny s.
the reeent heavy faiinres New Yafk
suffered Losses 10 had 70 sac.
rise Goods 20 such an extent as 10 leave 4 without
sss Value @ 10 81 ts eq %
taSsth discount really
cash found It easy matter TO obtain goods
sttss, Va, d eaI 10 Il. sia
visit him, Of goods which emu.
very hsT 9as
ali thati said Is strictly ttSe.
4iex has By bait. Ohio Ran Road
sft4Si ny seasss ia psst
boiled ana fsr yard: RIasE and
sssey sesssd silkT
Plain French % ets aud
snea new Q gre Of other dress
seSds too mum sroqs 20 spspti on:
shaNli, Very fleh Pa3h IIe Shawl
Ss 5s1s PSssas
eyefy Style and eaEaeitss cites
NEEDLE woRKRs French Work co1lafs s1sevssss and
ssts and sEss kpf InseFt
saE 81 nj sVS s.
sosfi. he5Is. VIE.
AsIt a5a gsF
DOMESTIC AMI sT4PIE co most "a s5sstys
tlset q he NE ihsf
N9nls sest g n the tItne
s5oss hsh
CARpE1sl aud Ias s5rtr5 mt over
o Oh
FuHs Eish @ T1rshsi 4 mai
dn ii sFsi and 2 5 aeq gan
= S9gssIl,Y. ~ only shy, Ietthem
add tdt an goods b91t sz ss4 M
s .ths STATE q tie
seadY cash. be 81 cheSp 3 cal S5
eAsaniae before TaEel sing eiseIl here
sspl47sHa iaE Main street Wheeling Va.
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Col Jas s. Wheat, 8rd 1t. n. RadcllR,
Major j.. Tanner, Ii LIST Sgt ]. II. Sta'lman,
+ Capt. AlonZo Lorlng, 2nd do. Jas. r.. Rhodes,
1stLt. M H., Dorsey, Srddo Geo y. Trlmhle,i ~
Surg. Geo. Baird, - 4th do. a. J. IoecherI -
2nl. It. D. II. Carr, Geo. ID Temple. SeI.
~. b. Terry, Charles Llklns,
JohntS D6tsI6rd, Thomas Touipkins, ~
! Thomas P. Shnllcross,j d. F. Hervey,5
John Mcclure, Jr. E.FW. Brodie,
81. Edwards, Jr. Mack. Pollard,
james 81. Toili .ty9 ChAs. Wlckersham, 17sl
53J.rT Pen,lleton, sia David Williamson, -
Z JIG. Acheson, Dr.. E. G. Winehell,
Z N. g. Arthur, Smith McDonaldi -t7f
+ A. j. P4nnCll, James X. Bell,
Isaac Cots, F}1 sEs4s- JaI7es Morgan,
a., Bedilon, Jr., VIII am Logan,
James II. Roberts; 8. RiceI ss%fsit
j. Ray, 49, e J. G. .AIetealf,
Vim. j. Houston, John II. Hobbs, 'i H7a ssHI
( w. II. Carothers, James z. Barnes.
+ 81. b. P0lteaux, = u - u. d. Bingham -2iHaeS,
I o.. o. Carr, ssFS Is IL. t. Russell, sArDUS,
i u. D. plersel, w. MAttisvs
j. Jas. Camphtl, y IT. NJ. Pember
1nconnection with the above, the mlnaEets take great
pleasure in announcing that the Mons Milerwll give
Grand Concert tho Violin anti Guitar, with Par
paniment the occasion of and previous to the com-
Of the Ball!
Tickets be lad of H. stailmap, No. NASH
ington Hail. and the office Thursday alter O'CLOCK
r. ~. 1919 80 ssa .s- s-. 1880
Gg-ForP Programme of Concert, see small bills.
sepl6 II ~ GEO. D. TEMPLE, sec'y.
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n varIegated Soaps Extract ootfee Nut.
megs Indigo Candles BlacknF Rice, and every other
pure Ground Pepper, Atspce, Mustard, Ginger Mace
Gloves and Cinnamon, warranted pure, and for sale by
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gSXNy.G4s RNN8 N3lANsM@Es

Forty Horses, Driven by One Man!
WIN rlumpa around the Circus grounds
101 A. NJ. and P. NJ, precisely, the famous female
gynnastIc equlllbrlst MILE AGNES, tsiftis
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Grand Military and Civic Ball.
"A GRAND Military and Civic RAN and Instrumental
CIBLEs ut WASHINGTON HALL corner of Atarketand
Monroe streets, Thursday evening" the 18th day OF
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A5Iso, Fresh Roalted Conse, oonstantly on hand anu
IA for sale by ALEX TURNER {, /
sePl5 ~ Is MalnIss 5HaeelinE,Ya
Goods to be such they are represente
3Ai sep16=td&dtw e ALEX. TURNER
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li-------4z---.- WHEELING, VA. d
IJERlLYtwE LIVE IN lAaIaAGE OF PROGRESS. AND
" IMPROVEMENT, and the wonders of the Loom keep
pace with the onward march OF Genius In the other branch
es of ART AND INDUSTRY. 5issfsf
The Fabrics Of the last thought had
reached the climax Of and but thne Of
the present season EXCITE i1OUR SPECIAL W0NDERhi
nfnf-Fh azTyGtfIn NJ sel-e -
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THE WESTERN VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,",
G'ss win hold their Filth Annual FaIr Of, II
September 16th, 1Sth. and 1sth, 1857.
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DRY GOODS STORE

"a IN MEIEELINCf.
g OSBOURNE 81 90. respectfully inform liz
% citizens Wheeling the public that they hare
taken The stoFesroom ii O.. 4 SIAINsTREET East stis
vi re thew hAye opened a IARGE STOCK of
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DRUNEs bbls German prunes, Just received and tot
is saleby E5ep1e1. DREW 4 DRAKE. y
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TROIHlE .IADY. RIDERS
ARMY Of AUYILIaRIES

Led by Tie Female Elutstrian Paragon,
MISS KATEloRsIoSD.
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Terkeria, and many new styles for fall. t9
BONNIITSsgA AND RIBBONS
Ladiss SILK Bonnets, every aud color
FALL SMILES Of Lace, Gimp and Pear Don
anu SATIN BONNET RIRBoS IS DRESS and CLOAK TRIM.
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.I,ArER FRoM sAhT LAKE.

Wchave before US, by yesterdays mails, the
lvery latest accounts from Mornondom. The.
;naners and orators Of that sainted land, appear
10 be greatly stirred mp, on account Of the rtls
mored approach of the y, S forces fore The ne Dess
crt Ye,ss has a long editorial inyectiye against
Uncle Sam, supposed to be written by Brigham
himself We have only room for a speeimen. of
one of his latest oratoricA efforts E,
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4 s I'r4-LtL md 8 It5,INlgER GOODS
NOW RECEIVED AND 8oPESING AT THE STORE OF
4. I'll ON A S sJJ G. HES,
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5------.l = IJ1NIISo INTNIODo.
aIay be found rich Pail Ducas, Plaid French 4eFino
printed and plain Merl1oes, and C9burg In All
cob Layailes Real Popline, plain and printed al
elites of the season. rs5 s
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on VArhi3lles Nlu., U9nesg
wv trated Lys oerha Holland Ritters, Darryp II
shoulder Braces t9t mS t
AMI female, and Perfnmery large assoruentiOf
saie,ats ~ RUNDENBURG 4 ALIENS
Washington Hall Drug Store.
sept0 n wheeling, Va