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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-18

NoIsE.-We are sorry to say that the City of
OF Burlington is celebrated, abroad, for having
9 the worst boys that can be found in any place
OF lite size in the western country. And We ase
also sorry to confess that there is ,Aore truth
than poetry in it. Our citizens are of often
wakened by the confusion in the streets. which
is made by these hopeful little fellows, whose
whole ambition seems to be to disturb the
slumbers Of the community. Al the good people
nestle down into their nightcaps with an ana
thema for the little ones outside, and wonder,
Why parents do not keep their children At home,
they do mos suspect that il they were TO 70 ioto
their soo's room, they would find his bed empty.
The thing has long been, and is now, an out
srageous nuisance. For several nights back, the
youngsters have been practising new method
Of rendering themselves disagreeable They
parade the streets with tin horns, ffes and
drums, making . racket that would disgrace
ten regimeass Of Sepoys. We do most sincere
" crave the attention Of fathers and mothers,
70 shis crying outrage, and hope that they will
put stop to 1t, thereby saving the reputation,
and improving the training of their children.
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GOVERNOR oF MASSACHUSETTS, b
says the Boston Transcripts, lis the twesr
person elected a. Governor Of this cor
wealth, and the second that has in early
worked at . trade. The governors, for
than two generations, were members Of
mercantile, legal or medical professions. l
Briggs was halter, and Mr.. Banks mach
The latter represents more nearly than arI
his predecessors, the great middling iniers
society. He has popular feelings and instr
and il, n the full sense Of the term, M
the people. His most intimate friends Y
him to DC 4 man Of more varied and "
culture than il supposed
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hossEas-S2OO RKwARD.-Mr. Eljal Co..
e em,gr.ut from Indiana, stopped ., A.
sewers, ! miles west or this place, on W
nesday Of last week, and while be was IA I
soase. on Thursday morning. man sle '
with BIN went TO the wagon and took srs|
containing s420 in gold. earned il is~S1d
near ~, broke open the trunk, tosk the nons
and hed. lie ID described - being aboat y
- years old; rather lightly built; blask hsf
dark red neck; whiskers thin; spare iace; Asll
do~n-cAst look; had on black coat; h.sSl 60
vest, well worn; dark spotted pants lshi &C.
nAl,Sheavy stogy boots, somewhat vora.
Two hundred dollars viii Be given for ~ =
s0rn Of the thief to this place. Lede<
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4 Fsosr-We saw boys skating - late - noon
Saturday last, which rather indicated cold
night previous and cool weather for the middle
Of November.
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!. = horrid act Of meyhem was commr,ei|
FRIDAY night last, at public ho use ID III
street, New York. Thomas Broean, . Al
dore, during an alteration with ! man ~
conn Davis, purpossly gouged out the rid
OF davis with his thumb, and sferrul
crushed tito . Jelly between his thuSs Y
fore.6Dger.
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' WilMlngloa, D. I,

Tho upper rolling mil - :. 80 ~
n.ll nesr ~ cisy eapaeS "a shis mCrnine 80
sAliy, :. ~ iMa'e0' 0ae aos =
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neas Osnsonzs.-Eeaa,.a.,.~
- Arpsaf fessAg1eh bssbee Judse
OAeseseA1 1Aev 1AasvA ~ - sheuDa - s
= q ts
Assssasa assa4.lag ~ bssa Disposed 81 /,
- ssssaisly y dpoa lssaf tsskaicali.y
- Jsdgs C'agstt 70 sAases = ~ attempting
So tsaasass ~ asiaies,s T. o. cvn -. ~
.rses-trsdsdag lspass - asRausees vA;ch ve,s
.e1s1s ssisss kln ana ~ tcjoiudiA Ana he
: 1922 thak = thas pabloas,oa ~ sbieet va
$40 iaansscs his AiGA aieAsiaaaa sAaaiti : eer-
sainly legal Action = ~ that there ~ asy
rSasss psndiag. 1hsrs 1esSr Va c.use.-
= yadss ClAssts eeastitnted himself judge and
hajssy - void Aaso adned he ehe,.c... Il
.sssssadssss - = dared. His attempted cen
sosship ofths pres. = il appeared il our for.
eible arrest and trial, never had ! color az la
niaad - NOS eAsss pending in any fair sense
800 ~ word. Il was N sutrars--,e va /.
nocket1-is ~ any thing rather chan ! cause
psadlag = any legal and proper sense. We
:, Aad ne aAme right y publish a. account Of il
- we shoald have IN publishine an account Of
eaf fsreibis abdsesioa when we might e.c.p.
tAsoa en- lasisn sapeen.s lis Jsdes claxetts
.ssscosd saessts deprive us Of our rights and
psssest BIZ arbitrary and syrannical acts from
bsooniag kne~a through the medium Of the
.-xseA sKs~ss ~, 4, ss,o.ss. @.iF
cssSISsD n MAD HoCsr ssvrx YrAsissL ~ ron
MORAL IzaAxirv."-In New York, on Saturday
~ nornias. fudge Davies granted writ Of koBsas
isssspss reesfnabae this week, directed to Gen.
AcRcndld, the superinsendent Of the private in.
sane asylum in Flushing, which has 20 frequent
sry Como under The notice Of the public in the
s'sourse ofsbs Wsodman case, and requiring him
80 prodacs In court the body Of one Anne Bass
sest Smith, vho y alleged to be improperly res-
trained Of her liberty. She i aid % hare bses
Kept there seven years, and that her brother
only receady discovered whore ssAe was con-
n A. &C. : iE8 T.. /. 4
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Little SO. -"Oh. Bubby. I'm aeoia' - "
: n0oped dress. ~ oyster she'll bonses, srf|
% car drops and baby!.
.'stle DUO - The thunder you III " n Nj
gMnG 70 nave psir Of tight pants $3.50
coat, = shaved head, crook.' - - 4
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MAnRpEf.

MARRIED.
- y. issA iAse., ~ ~. ". u Doyes, Of Kesssss
~ rss@snce q Ne bridsb father, Mr.. fhO4nss
1sv. !. Z. Chambers. Of Middlsseun. M
PHILIP v. MlNNER And Mss NARaARkf 3 D.
lELS. - - -
Aiscs On The same day " NV. a nsysee1.. n
1Cn1&1 .. MORGAN M Mn HANNAH 1ODSkN
- - Darinstea, Iowa.
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Democrats 31-RepublcaDs Al. Republican
majority in the Senate, s; in the House, 10; on
joint ballot, ls.
THREATENS TO sUsPEND.-The publisher OF
the Iowa City Reporter threatens to suspend and
wind up the concern unless his patrons come
forward and pay up. They won't do it, friend
Sylvester, and you won't suspend. That is our
opinion. Publishing paper nowadays is hard
business, and it is of that peculiar kind which
places the proprietor in the predicament of the
fellow that had the bear BY the narrative-he
dare not let 60 and couldn't hold on. So it is
with publishers. If publisher goes on these
times it is at a daily sacrifce-if he suspends it
is at Q greater sacrifice. The better way is to
keep up good courage-use increased diligence,
thrift and economy, and keep an eye ahead for
the ''good time coming" After looking over
the matter we have concluded that it is the only
way to 60 through.
A CLERICAL BlaAN1sr-Rev. Julius Caesar
Brement has been convicted Of bigamy in
Huron county, Ohio. 1t appeared in evidence
that in 1910 he was married to . Miss OAR
ling, in Tompkins Co., N. Y, who is still living
in New York with family Of Eve children
In May last Bement, under the name Of "Rev.
DR.. Bemcnt," lectured in Huron county, and
on Eve weeks acquaintance, married Miss
Charlotte n. johnson, Of Fitchville, in that
county. He represented himself to the lady
as q widower
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SuccEssvUL coLLEcrixc.-A business man in
Darlington, went into the country, yesterday, on
collecting tour, invested one dollar and twen-
ty-6ve cents in whiskey, and collected one dime
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~. Z si order. i - -
sss15 SSasz4sI ek<s6er dc re-. = -
dlssAeyine thssssiN - -
nisgivinRs are felt Tor ~ ssrs,.
snttlsr's train with half million I'm A
q snpplies, which was behind N. 800
q. sIf gthcs It<ssy, mot sAeSId 49, ~
0ut % sLe route ny de 6theY t--y{
mpss0auJS tSgS y sec4pe0 snny;nv - "a
eswise iis situasiso ievery pveca,;.-s
Ihe lARs 1ssef faon CT. John.s~
Ing The expedition, rsiterates nv -.
- - tef the Utah valley bsfore 80
be win not let his nss stuy,e 49,. 49, u
mons anaries ars overdovise.
Coi. Soansoa left four compsnie, y :.
= lort Laramie % keep communi1,,;.. ~
H y son nsderss0od that Geo. -.
esecede n. LeAseman a. sup,i.a..s
public printing q The openiee 81 ~.
The Presidens maintains ~ 49,
Walker ary1bsfe 81 -, but wir 800
s so.ess.s,on y - oees gess si,Aia q,
Loodon, G. w.. n.
Thomas Craig. convicted Of sl,.,;.
q promlseosy note, and pss.ip, I'M
thereby dsftesding the discoon,ss
SENTENCED e A years imprisonmepf -
- nsslsy, Ssaessn- i'srste, I, -.
!or ~sonsiy .'loviag - express IN, !.
thereby sau.lsg = collision g. -.
guilty Pvt ~ consequence Of Dun.,..,
respecsap'y signed petitions, was 6asS =,
*
About Q e'clock hi, ncrn;,s 4 sov y
.a,o olast furnace was discovered y \.
- = soon after the whole building ~ 49,.
81 ~ me machinery was mostly ssv.as ', \
soous 5000. No insurance.
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ss4sM M@tass - ~ WHEN.
II Nev<soAsr osA. tse7, On ARLRa HAMPTON fhv-,
- go " MiltoD and Elissb~th ncnas. VI - -
e0aatys cred years and weeks.
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Democrats 3l-Republcans Al. Republican
majority in the Senate, s; in the House, 10; on
Joint ballot. lS.
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ews@ tSeNA 80 ~ 1e.Akeslnn
6; !; !; : ]; !;
y engross atsention here. upon he xye III the
Gesti6S 81 CO. 1lJ15 uDWVUlss1Easrx.
y po6peanes ~ lkat pesna1so0. If.f1a
- ad1iniatfaticn r fssiously pesPlsxsd u
ssnor Hslls1 sssdss JsiIuk;r ssps Gss-
- - ~ &in fraadalent returna.
The President COneid<rs lis action iii this res.
pect = sxtr1-olachI ahA fnAsushos;sed w M
inssructiona. and thefetofe does NOT approve
ot Il. The uisaDpsovlt, However, rnsy Be dual.
i6ed BY the iAct that G0yyfncr Walker probes.
- not g have gone behind the returns, bat to
have r:jscted them becauss they were invalid
southsrn nshnbers of .lis CabIsss re greatly
exercised about the matter, bus Withhold their
decision ii The pteises ,lntil fsrther cfsciel de-
vclopmcnts ahall have been nads. One of them
be- declared unressrvelly that The whole Cab
met csnsure Walker. tHss
IL iaevident that breach must occur betve
the ultras and the President, Who censiders that
bis hands are strengthened for the coming con.
test BY the recent elections
The Treasury has redea med since March ~.
6oO, 900 q loans, exclusive Of premiums, leav.
ing ~. 3O0, 600 Outstanding. The statement
Tor the week ending 3lst Of October Is in gen
efal - follows:-- sfs i7lt7a 3@
Amount or receipts, ISL, e62 81; Drafts paid,
" .459.257 ~; Drafts issued, d, $50, 79S 50
Balance subject 70 draft So,oSs. lsl e.; Beduc-
ton, $744, O46 So. ~ ssq
Yrissari i here again, booked u Minister
rom Guatatnala and San Salvador. Neither
ne nor any other person will be recognized ~
Minister from Nicaragua, until stable Gov.
eminent shall have been established there
which il capable Of keeping up diplomatic re-
latioRs. hA 60
The Second Assistant Postmaster General ID
now absent. ne u engaged ID concluding ar
in New York and Philadelphia, for
concentrating the Western mails OF those cities
and Of Baltimore 1t Cincinnati, aud transport
ing them thence to st. Louis by way Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
Lord Napier gives another entertainment on
Wednesday evening. ~ sa
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IMPROVEMENT IN SfAIN.-Tables and state
menis published in the Madrid journals, in re-
ference to the Spanish census OF May last, show
that the present population OF Spain is near
100000; an increase OF about three millions
since the census Of 1912. Some as the towns
show wonderful growth for an European
country. The most rapid increase seems to be
IN the manufacturing aad seapor; places, such
as Saragossa, Valencia and Laego. This i'm
proyement in a country generally supposed to
be fastening to compl4te decay is said to be
owing chiefly to the railroads, the first Of which
was opened in ls4S. Should the same enter
prislng policy be continued by the Government,
there is reason to hope that Spain will yet, in
good degree, revive the great reputation which
once belonged to her for the skill, activity, aud
Of her people.
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STRIKE or IRISH AT HARTFoRD-It has been
found necessary by the officers Of the Railroad
Depot ia Asylum street, to reduce the pay Of
the workmen on the wood trains 20 per cent,
ard the laborers were offered, yesterday, so
cents day. A large force Of them-Irishmen
ail--were ready to go TO work at the old rates,
but they refused to submit to the reduction,
aud the result was that the = wood train yes
terday was manned chiefly by Yankees, who
were willing to earn haf-a-dollar rather than
lie idle and earn nothing To-day the wood
train was made up entirely Of Americans, most
Of them mechanics Of various trades, who have
the good sense to take job at half dollar,
rather than do nothing. - Hartford Times, 7th.
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~ |.Tr 1HIIautIpHla, UCE- L.
5000 unemployed persens met III Indepen-
dence Square this p. IN. The meeting was quite
orderly. The eakers generally advising SUD-
port Of law and order. A reporter OF Forneys
Press being called on recommended the seeking
Of work instead Of idling at meetings, aud tax.
ing any price in preference to starving, and was
groaned, while the declaration Of another spea--
ker that he would die rather than work under
price, was received with applause.
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The Convention will probably ad;ourn ,o.S.,
TN $40. -, New Orleans, Nov. Is.
The husband Of Mrs. Woodman. he h.ro;n.
~ tne New York Hotel case, has sued for I
The Gr.nada's mails have jus. arrived. The
vessel y detained At Quarantine on account Of
The Saint Louis takes forward over million
OF treasure. 49,
=. The news from California Is unimport.pe
lining news encouraging
me Vigilance Committee had revoked tn
penalties attached to . return from bans hmens
7. An arrival from China states that nj the IN.
pean residents q Nirgporc were nAoeacred j.
the 4th OF August. &c. - -
San Francisco Markets were quiet.
No arrivals from the Atlantic ports.
An arrival from the plains states that BET xeen
.hc 10th and goth Of Sept 4 train consi.sine ~
Ivy persons was attacked BY tho Indians. ana
~ ihe persons were slain except few children
! mo we're sold TO the M0fmoiis. Ii il generally
'eiievad that the Mofmons were d ths bottom
4 the affair. 'rT
60 New York, Nov. IL.
The Adriatie will positively sail re- Liverpnol
% Saturday next.
The new Russian steam.corvetee vill H.
lancned from ". Webbs yard On Mons,~
20 me VI = steam Revenue cutter, VA ~.
cen named Harriet Lane. II conpr ..eh las
ressdenss Niece. viii b lar ..nsOt y the I
Aye. %.acAed In 1 ~
Tho y. s. steau-fbs .N
cad, our Nit gate Minnesota. IN n,
own, Ser. .sser 10 China, arrived q Cane
RI -. 7th, all well.
eceived.
i've sailors cf the ftiaats 81. Lawrence were
uoer triai Tor Immoral conduct. report Of . I
lutiny On board. and thas 10 persons kad been \
enced 20 death, Wa incorrect.
AontcsldcO advices. 81 Sept 18th, Nv that
pc coming election causes much in fcelinR. ana \
Aat bloody GREATS we're expected. ~
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Bndgport, Nov. Il.
The steam boiler on the Plumbing establish.
mens Of Mr. Wheeler Beers, corner OF Wa.
ter and Gilbert streets, exploded shortly after
noon to-day. The second story was occupied
BY Mr.. Beers himself. and the upper story by
Mr. Henry Wales, as coffee and spice store
The building is complete wreck Although
two boys were in the building at the time Of
the explosion no lives were lost. The rest Of
the hands were at dinner. A portion Of the
walls and roof OF billiard saloon adjoining
we're smashed IN. destroying the tables, &c.
Loss not yet known.
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- ,sF ashInEtOn, NOV. IA. y
1t has been ascertained that Great Britain
has never recognized the Jurisdiction Of Co.'S
"a Rica over the river San Juan or the river
Transit Route. All she desires is that Costa
Riea shall have the right of navigation for the
export OF her produce by the river--tAe from
tiers TO DC settled by free negotiations between
the two Governments. None Of the contracts
Or grants made BY Costa RIGA respecting the
transit Route are sanctioned or approved Of
by Great Britain.
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n
Negotiations are going on between Fr.nc.
ana England for exchange Of TERRITORY IN Ina;.s
II is proposed that France should give m -.
possessions in Chinderragora, receiving as an
cry. sA#a'.gf
irALY.-Ths house Of Balavis 4 Co. or Nj.
Lap, have failed, with liabilities or 100000.
Heavy rains had caused serious food il Va.
rions parts Of Italy.
PoRTuGAL. Tho fever At Lisbon was dec,;.
ming. = 1sc'l'
swEDEs.-The Kings health il critical
The cholera was declining. II Il stated 10 hava
carried Of $1,000 persons since its iayaslon.
TURKEY.-Ths Conference of the Question ~
the principal cities will commence in he middle
Of November. '11'o
The Government, It IL said, il to have 4 nex,
loan Of 5000, 600, At 10 per cent.
great storm had taken place on fl,e RI.nL
Sea. Seven merchant vessels we're lost.
CHIHA.-The Imperial Government has ~.
proved Yeh's policy At Canton.
The Russian war stcamer Auaetjca Md -
rived q Shanghai from the Amoor with 4 r..
sian admiral on board, who Il n aid vna n
Diplomatic mission. sH bag @
a French steamer and gun boat had proce>8.
Cd 70 the Gulf Of Tonqnin, In conas0nenca ~ |
me III treatment that some 81 the mlrsionar,es /
had met With In Cochin China. !. -
The Daily News correspondent says the Em. 1
peror viii not receive any embassy, aud win /
eave the hArbarians to do their best o. WON'T I
Fhe same cofresp0ndent predicts war d I
arge scale, and intimstes that several Roaoln. J
'mcen had arrived 1t Pekfu, 4
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TO UOLTSEFEEPFRS
"Poor ola Uno1e NED. ~

r, a,I UE II'u no Won! on tle Top OF hs head,
ENHERE some folks nOwa-iays In the same iamenta
Il bic fix with Uncle Ned. They may soon change their
Gong of woe to Of rejoicinR they viii only use The
means which Art offers to Nature. to aid her.
EmersSn'S Hair Rc8tOratiVe,
Is y we'll known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There arc
those In Wheeling who testify It's power preventing
The loss Of hair, aud in restoring uurant growth where
through sickness otherwise, the hair unfortunately
fallen =
EmersOn's Hair Tonic Is for sale hy
7. II LOGAN & CO.,
decI Bridge Corner DFuggistA.
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MEW ROOKG

A TT. G. oRR's, Formerly j. H. Thonpsous,) No. III
Main street just received large Of miscel-
lansous School and Blank Doos general assortment
Of wall paper. Among books may onnd Gibbons
and Rollins Works, Plutarca Lives, Cark's and scott,s
commentaries also, Rentons Thirty Years Senate
very the Hills OF the slsaemuc, Ngami, Iawntha Marry
We have also large Of books selected expressly
for the Holidays which rather than described
Also the publications the Presbyterian Hoard Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually the Book and Stationery line
tePt conAanty ON hand at No. III Main street iec6
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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IL Have You rheumatism use HAATPTONrS TITNCLINE
Are You bald headed WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do you want good Iiniment, use PoRsIIA's RALM.
Do you want brush comb, oftne perfume
70 % the Bridge Corner Drug Store
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your horse lame orIreE, use 1IERCnNT's GARGLING
OIL.
Have you the piles, cthe certain PILE OINTMENT
HaTeyou cough, use the H0ARHoUSD BALSASI.
Do want
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Supporter BALM Of 4 Thousand FIOWerI
GluG8 Electric OIL
BandaBe Syringe or
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HOIlOWAys pills and ointment
Bakers Cod Liver OIL
Bo6ThRVe'g Holland Biltsr1
HoofRnd's German BitteTs
bo' sale By T. n LOGAN I co:
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STEAM mARBT..iFFT WoPVe-l

STEAM MARBLE WORKS..
yI,ttr ~, II 50 ~ RKEr sT., WHEELING VA
IF having made extensive arFpnTeu,ertS a.
tas Eastio the aud an
q steam works. he would invite The aitentior1T
and the public IN eeneFaitS b- -tS.
" 81 , slenpa1 American aud Other
any other establishment "a the vrest W - g .tleh
peiore purct1alinK elssEheFe - y 'ui'ls tlA tteek
Hls work & done In the' m6St eIslo-,ts .s..,as
sFT nj y 70 tspeet s stock o. sac
Ft 5a1 9o5 s;SnsS and Grave yard work Il every w
+6t 9f his superior facilities 70 srppIr III.
naent in the country, - t, esS iS'ePasE establish
-'stS = fiAAA l.tlu examine my
MICHAEL J. ROffAN
= Marble Mason aud Vault Builder
~ ea 9Ad Marietta Grind Stones
-77--7----7 Iyd
BIZ ER9RE&S
Nv z hsye Just received 200 pieces Of F,Isc
Tn,-5 w, ~ Al Die Eitta1, for ttimming
* HElsAELIsi = BWlEAlt IH6ESz &
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q 4. LOGAN IcO
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New Savings Bank store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
nkAeep Ghe Head and Feet COVeFed.Op
IrIZENS Of Wheeling ind YiclnityThs old maxim for
- health Feninds that be alHs eau
attention 70 Pail and Winter stock Boots soes RATS
GAP! Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks the Market
And Monroe HTeetS where win ind variety Of
low prices.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming Amongst you, respectfully solicit you all
examine my stock t VIII be pleasure 10 and wait
yo9 thus uniting labor with rest that give their on
nay have health.
Ladies' you Wih to purchase fashionable and cheap
winter BOnnets, Fure,
Can AZ the old p 81 Once, OppOIite the Mcclure.
9enlemen, hyou wish 70 purchase fashionable Gap
Call At the above place, where you VIII get-that
Remember the old Post ONCE Garner.
To Country Merchants have few Goods dispose Of At
prices.
oel9 n n wATaOg
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NOG1c6s
NOFlCEs hereby given to all persons from taking
" 3 certain Note for the Hundred and sixty.
nEe Dollars given at Lagrange, Ohio Sept 29 PAYABLE
SIX months amer date to D. r. King orer as said note
was randulentiy obtained, and the viii be paid
no me ROBERT McINTIRE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-16

Walk IN, GENTLEMEN
TAXI pleasure Informing friends patrons and
the citizens Of Wheeling generally that have Just re-
ceved Spring Summer stock OF Cloths Cashmere
ana SesIng together With full Gents Pur
M stock has been selected with great from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets The styles very
neat ana as TO quality they second none being the
very hest and which am prepared up
style and hest manner.
good ht guaranteed In all cases or no sale, by
]. II. srALLAfYN, Merchant Tailor,