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San Andreas independent., 1857-03-28
FERGUSONS SALOON,
(C0LuMBIA,)
EToR -

) ASHE subscriber, desirous of returning to the
q Atlantic States, now offers for sale his
well-known Saloon, together with Billiard Ia
bles, and Furniture, complete. The house is
two stories high, fifty feet front and seventyfve
feet deep. The lot is fifty feet wide by one
hundred and fifty feet deep, situated on the cor
ner of Main and Fulton sts. In the second sto-
ry there are Twelve Bed Rooms, well Furnished.
Connected and belonging to the house, is the
well-known Jenny Lind Restaurant twenty-five
by fifty feet.
This is the largest and best furnished saloon
in the southern part Of the State, and is now
doing an excellent and paying business and is
good investment for any one having the capi-
tai to employ. For particulars inquire on the
premises =. G.. FERGUSON.
Columbia, March, 1851 mar 2l-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-28

Married-At Big Bar Bridge, on the Mo-
kelnmne river, on the 18th inst, by Justice O..
r. Iibbits, Mr.. JOHN VAN PELT to Miss JANE
5. KELTos, of Calaveras county
We acknowledge the cake but fail in words
and room to give the deserving felicitations.]
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-28
POLL TAx-Wc find the following opinion in
reference to the collection Of poll tax, in the
columns Of the Weaveryille Journal:
ATTORNEY GEyERAL'S OFFICE, !
March 26th 1S55

ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
March 28th, 1855.
Sir:-You have the power, and it is your
duty to collect the delinquent poll taxes of the
past year.
Residence has nothing to do with the liabili-
ty to pay poll tax. If man be an inhabitant
of the State at the time when called upon,
(and this of course without regard to time he
must pay, or in other words, every male person,
(whether residing here or not) who is an in
habitant of the State, over twenty-onc and un-
der fifty years of age, must pay the poll tax,
unless he can show that he is exempted by
some law other than the revenue law. In COL
lecting poll tax you should pay attention
whatever to the length of time which man
has been in the country or State.
With high respect, your obdt servant,
WM. L. WALLACE,
Atty Gen. State of California
D. W. Potter, Assessor Trinity County.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17
@. p. BROWN,

no. ll9 Main, Street, wheeling, Va.
S now opening ofthe finest and largest Aasortmens
goods his liue that has been brought TO this
city, which viii sold Wholesale and Retail at prices as
low as any house West of the Atlantic cities.
Among goods may be found Gold and Silver Watches
from celebrated English and Suisse Ma
facturerers Also, the edk D. Ii. d. American Patent
watchsS Clocks in great variety including few
StRtonr, Ouhees and Watch Makers. . 4 ff-T, Il,
Beautiful Jeweiry, IN sets or Of Aosaic
Cameo Gold, Stone Lava, aud all Gold jcWeiry ASOgGn
assortment OF Soft Solder and plated JeBeyY cheap
Pine pocket Cutlery, Razo:s, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Cases. Gold PENS &c. &c. Every article In
warranted to he good &s
ed or the money returned. call Is respectfully solicited
nil25 us Slain 81, door frDm Marsh Taylor's
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
TRANSPORTATION nERIOE n & n ], :, !

ssE.s:l
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
TRANSPORTATION. OFFlOE B. o. r. r.,
WHELIHC STATION, Nov. Tth, 1851. /
and afser Sunday Evening, NOV. sh, the Passenger
" trains Will leave lliG station daily S:In A. NJ 4IU
p ~, and 10 ?. NJ Wheeling time The Accommodation
daily, Except sundas) at slU A NJ will receive and dis
charge passengers st all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Acconn odaIn train is
discontinued on East end OF road.
The Express train daily, at I4Y p. VI, will receive and
dscarge passengers at the following stations only BEN
wood, Moundsvils, Cameron Burton, Benton's Ferry,
tairmo Ptterman, Grafton, RoWlsburg Piedmont Cum
3erLana No II Water Station sir Johns Run harnsbhrE,
Junction The Mar train daily, (exceptsaturday) at 10
r NJ @ receive and discharge passengers all the prn
The trains viii arrive fnlloRs Mail train NJ Ex.
press train 1v45 NJ Accommodation train from Gum
oeFand at 6:S5 P. 81. Wheeling time.
o w. g. W0oDsInE, sup't
"o'S J.B FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17
CLUTCHES or WHEELING.

m We following list oi the alnersn. Churches. and their
,,,s ,ecesssry eorreetien With pleasure:
:, vgu6,t,,s. EIfscoydltan Corner Monroe and Byron
Rev T. T. Pplks, Rector; morning services 1U16
Clock, ,veninr,7.
., n,5n, yt..opat;,tu Main street. between First and
second, Centre wheeling, Rev. ). H. SMITH, a. Nh Rector
s,rv,e,,-MorDinr 1rSS; afternoon 81; night ~.
fir.t IrtsGyt.ran, Rry r. H. wtrp Pastor, FOurthst,
Quincy morning and afternoon
seeo5 Irs.Eyte,a,, Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
Zud F.esJyteriGH, Filth street, between Chestnut and
Tab,rt s south wLeeing leY L. MOODS, Pastor, serTi
&c, morning and evening.
Fourn ire.Eyt.ri.l, REV. A. PAUL, Pastor, Mainstree
evrn Washington and Adams sts services morning and
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Watches, j Jcge elry, siIveranG PLATED Ware.
GIOckH, sc. &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17
lhE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

Isubserbsrs not give express notice to the con-
tay considered wishing to continue their subscrip
tiU3.s.
I subscribers order the dIscontinuAAce OF their peri
deals lLe publisher EAy continue to send them until all
F=-Tag,s paid.
subsIibsrs neglect refuse to take their periodi.
lie Offices to which they directed they held
cnst till they have settled the bill and ordered them
d. ,SgniInuyt.
subscribers to other places without uform-
publish aud the papers sent TO the former di-
rcrtiyI,, they held responsible.
Ihe Courts have decided that refusing to take peEodl.
:LS the ONCE, removing and leaving them uneaed
or Er,n'HJ JIciT evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17
I( CORRESPONDENTS.

LET E concerning subscriptions advertising other d.
business Of the lehGencer, should be addressed to
tAs PIoprietors.
concerning the editorial department of the paper
lse be addressed To the Editors Jointly, or to either
Of them.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
Oly side Of the paper
An observance OF the above rules will greatly obge
aad prompt attention correspondents
y mig otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17
ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY


Vir=inIus Lodge NO.3.-Meets every Thursday
vennE at the Hail. of Market and Monroe streets
JAHns ". MooAR, n. G.; B. n. Carr, Secretary
RrnnkIIn lodge No. I3.-Meets as aboveeTeTy
Monday evening. J. J. PRENcH, n. g.; W. r. Nc
Hs!cey, Secretary.
Vim. Tell Lodge No: 33.-.Meets asabove eve
- Wednesday evening. wILIIAM HELJER, N G.i s'ohn
Sd!ads, Secretary.
wheeIiuE Lodge No. 5O,-Meets every Monday
evening the Hall, Market and Quincy streets
T. MOSAoAx, N. O.; JoIa TAObHrn, Secretary.
PnuOIn Lodge Ne. S3.-Neets as above every
Friday evening. A. A. sntru, n. G,i " W. BiaaeAdrd
Secretary.
Abrnn,'s EueHmPmcut Ne. I.-MeetS at the
HA corner Market Monroe Streets the rstAud htrd
Tuesday evenings Of each month. n. G. MARSH c.P; w
". blanchard, Scribe.
VIM. TeII EucnmPment No. 3A.-Meets a'
above the sec0ad and fourth Tuesday evenings Of eAef
month. HszHV KUErr, c, P.i CGAs, Linct, Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ohio lodge No. IOI.-Meets= Masonic Hall
Market the GrA and thiriMOn
day evenings each month g. W. sIaETs, W. Nj Ater
GHder Ldughlta, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge Nc. 12S.- Meets a above o.
arst and id Thursday evening" sf each month. r
BRESTLISGEA, W. NJ; S.tH. Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter Ne. I0-Aeets a
above the SeeoRd Monday evening eachmonth. w
scOTT, II. P.i S. ". PSdFsOh, Secretary,
WhceliuE EneWmPment No. I,-Meets a
ah"veon theJouTth Monday evening Of each month. W.
stTSs q. C., 4. Loring, Ree"rdrr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17
Sheppard and Morgan,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
sr No lS1, Adin st. Corner Of Union. =.
TTAVRn nov on hand large and complete assortment Of
all artclesin line, consisting OF Ladies' and Gen.
Mood Trunks, Valiees, Carpet Bags satehe Upper
LEATHER Hogshin, Hair andWOOl Collars Whips Hanes,
saddles Of every description and qaal, om the lowest
rate 70 the best style OF English Shaftoe. EB.
ITen frame Trunks and YHlicet superior article
and for liRhtneSs Strength and durability
Fine single double Harness OF the best sye stage,
Wagon and Harness OF the best ateAl And work.
large assortment Of Carpet Bags satehels Of every
varisty o. material and pattern. 53 - ssf .5r
An work ordered VIM be furnished promptly and ef-
fort win spared to merit continuance Of public IA
SG55 aov9 1--WE US a eau SHEPPARD MORGAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17
FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

FOR THROUGH Tickets and other Information, snqnir
at Central Ohio Office in tie SprIgg House, wate
street, Wheeling, Va =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17
0be n)breIiu9 1uteIIi9rnter,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, by
CAMPBELL & McDERMOT.
OFgICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

DIiLY per annum. Y3lJO
TEW sgELY, per $500
WEEKLY, per annuna ---.-..................$lOO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17
MATHEW Men ABB,
MANIiEAHTLIRER OF YINEGA

AND DEALBH Iii.
Flour, mill Feed of nIl kinds, Corn nn1
Corn II Ieni, Oats, lsnIed AEny, &c.
the delivered free OF extra charge
The highest price paid in cash all Country Produce
opposite the second Presbyterian Church, Wheel
ing jsl1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17

TRANsP PORTATION.
Winter Arrangement.

Ea -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
BOARD OF EDUCATION

The Board of Education held regular meeting on
Wedr e.dsy night, ANDREW Il. GREEN, esq President,
in the chair.
AL application from the scbool officers of the Sixth
Weid for authority to erect new primary school
house in the sixth Ward referred to the Commit
tee on Sites aid Schsol Houses. Similar applications
from the ELEVENTH. Ward, from tie Fourth Ward,
and fl m the Twentieth Ward, were referred to the
same Committee.
The nomination Of S. n Lecomte, Charles w
Fraser, and s. NJ. Bogert, as Trustees of tie Third
Ward, ard Tbomss Arro~smtA, jr q; Inspeo.
tor Of the Ward, were referred to the
Committee Elections aud Qualifications.
Several communications were received and referred
TO appropriate COMMITTEES. number Of resolutions
then presented directing the President and Clerk
to sign sundr, sual bills, upon which long discussion
eTsued relative 70 the powers Of the PRECEDENT and
Clerk to sign bills The President defended hiuse at
some length, dtcariI that he had at all times since oo
cupyil the position OF Pre,ident of the Board done In
all respects what be conceived to be right and accord
Dg TO lis duty laid down in the statutes, that
be bad al al times informed to the direction Of the
Board ano had by that means been compelled 10 sign
bills with extreme reluctance In conclusion, be gave
several specimens of bill which had been presented TO
him fer Signature, which be had refused TO sign One
OF these wm bill unauthenticaed by the Clerk Of the
Boaid Other ills for various articles OF fancy work
uiIiLed TO the various schools ID the city, amounting
to several hundred dollas all Of which entirely
VI Unauthorized by any statute, rule or regulation
Commissioners DEsIKE, BRooKER, WATERBURY,
WILLIAMS, SMITH MosTEITH, NEILsoE, SINCLAIR
and others took part in the discussion.
Resolutions subse quenty assed authorizing the
payment Of various small amounts from 81 to 500
insiIuciipg the Committee new school-houses to
INQUIRE into the feasibility OF disseminating coofed
scbook in Thomas Lsurens and Mulberry streets and
70 convert the school house Grand street into q
color ed rchoo sud to improve ard enlarge the school,
bouse il Wooster street.
M WATERBURY offered a resolution that 8 Special
Committee Of Five Dc sppeiated to proceed 70 Albany
and s,tsLd any bill bile before the legislature
having for ID object any CD ,nse in the School Law Of
the city.
Mr. HcoPkR opposed the appointment OF Commit
tee ard tn ugh. that the legislators knew what Ia
we're required without the dic,tion Of any Com tee
Mr.. hEIIsoS thought that any information required
from Albany could be obtained by writing Despite
the opposition, the resolution was adopted
In q moment sfter Commissioned offered resotu.
ton that $500 b appropriated to pay the expec.es Of
The Committee
Mr.. WAIERBuRY moved that the resolution be laid
Cd he table, which was doue.
A ros'u luton authorizing the eI b. D,e Of educ,-
ii pal rPcrts &c With similar bodies throughout the
Ipien, Tor the purpose of forming library Of do.u-
n eDt' ard wosss On edpcAion, was sdooted.
The Special Committee on the Free Aeajsny fer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

J tcoh rem he pscksges ether lsstess, inisntlns
e,py them, but The length Of this arac<e WATTS ne 70
posrpc1e them sr another oecasrOn-
Az these pspers contain . vast amoust OF PROOF OF
Revolutionary service, they ave carefully psteervedi
but to be hoped that they WI eveotnsEy tad INTO
The hsnds Of Government or Of come H. oresl 30
Getty. where they can be he together for BE s's Cd
tie future historian.
Yer, re.p~etfury ,our. AGIspOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

Fenahs wae announced ~ hpcvs Aesrs. BeosdscS
Wihsns, wssrouy, keisscn and Esss.
As P,ss,6ept aeo announced - the Special Con-
Mite on vssran' Children, aesr~ Beoeh-.1 Ho,pe
Tvee6 Bose and Farley.
Ako, Sc Committee to g,ye attention. 10 me S'hool
Tuihin ard Lydeeh.r.
Sor $a5 eco. ,,r0, -, w,., hv =.
suedeu exhibition OF ne Locomotive poNer " se'e''
.rh.rs he BOARD vas lef: without quorum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION
The weekly meeting OF The Board was neio 90
W.dpssosy, but 10 business Of speeiA importance was
tar sscted. -
Sauher Of ,niSrAn,s arrived 20 FEB = lsS
Number Of euis.n. arrived aree, 20 SAfeA ''''''''
.............l l:lt
Iee- 100, .................4sll
10 '>ns sA'e ~ 1887. 1856.
Number Ultimate. n Instructors &, WIS lsidleo
Number n Name HosPitA!. ......'.''''''''''''. 40
iii. 2nSS
n l1ts' ,ss, .... 40 ~ IS
Ovr rdrstt. Jan
Receipts 10 Feb r-i-'- "
Receipts 20 March T. for commntsta0 a -, -
u Alien psssensers.. Ao'- y"
D,bsrs.u euts per previous sccouut 10 - =. - .
lNopsyments on Feb s. 1871
Oycrnrar :. %. p w. "
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-11
Sept. 81, 1857.


II GATHER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE
IL SALE AND RETAIL-We respectfully inform
friends and the public that have in large most
excellent Stock Of Leaher and Findings for the Spring
Trade which will sell low other establishment
South of New York and for less price than they be had
even there, expenses of travelling freight &C., considered
All of purchases having been made from the Impbr-
tiers and by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Tanney places in power to sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish to buy lose giving stock
an examination, and believe we shall be able please
both as to price and quality Below enumerate OF
the leading articles viz
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins ths maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in lS5l.)
40 dozen French Skins best quality,
40 &c American Calf Skins ..---
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins .-f--'.t
300 Sides Oak Tanned and HemlOck Sole Leather,
So Band Leather
Lasts BOOtTees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools
Also, Sewed BroganS of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and other articles
to MENTION at No. Il, Old street. opposite p Harrsons
Saddlery. "A r. H. FORD
n B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered To Store.
Petersburg, May 5, 1852. IT,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-11
500 Agents Wanted!
A HOMESTEAD FOR so!

$4,000 worth of Farms and Building Lots,
I'm THE GOLD REGION OF CUiPEPPER COUNTY,
Virginia be divided among 200 subscribers the
9TH December 1851 Subscriptions dollars dorm
SIS half down. the rest on delivery Of the deed Every
value from $40 s25 600 These Farms and Lots sold
cheap to induce settlements, sufficient number being
reserved the increase in the value of which will compen
for the apparent low price asked. Upwards of
lots already sold, and company Of settlers called
The Rappahannock Pioneer Ass. CATION are now form
ing and will commence settlement. Ample security
will be given for the faithful Performance" of contracts and
promises Nearly $4,000 Of land in different parts of
Virginia at command, and will be sold to settlers at
from 81 up $500 per tnquesto"oMe titles sciA in
all be giren Wood cutters coopers farmers &c.
wanted; and 500 Agents to obtain subscribers 10 whom
write that they making $500 per month. For full par
ticulars, subscriptions, agencies, &c, apply to
E. 5AUDER
Port Royal, Caroline Co. Va.
Aug 7, 1857. H-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-11
THE OLD WELDON HOTEL

IHE OLD w ELDON
rs NOW OPEN ON THE SOUTH EAST SIDE OF
II the Railroad get in any Road. 1t is open
the name of the newly opened '"
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
And is bound to justice to in getting their
meals-the Proprietor pledgng himself to satisfy all who
NAV favor him with a call, pay.
Passengers will find meals ready on the arrival OF every
train with 60 Porters attend them and check their
baggage any point which they may desire to have it
checked.
The House is within twenty steps of the Ticket Office
where passengers obtain their Tickets without any
trouble and be in good time after getting th.ir dinner
supper, there is considerable baggage to change.
Passengers will please bear in mind that there is house
in front of mine. rented by the other house to keep off
opposition, which is called the New Weldon Hotel but
gentlemen and ladies' will please recolec that this house
has been built only some four five or six years to my
knowledge and has been occupied BY three different per-
during that tie and has Proprietor at present
This Old Weldon Hotel has been open for months and
has had crowd but since, but ii is Increas
ing fast in popular favor passengers find that the meals
suit them and always ready on the table when the
from any point. There red bills printed
IDENTIFY designed inure and my house. but it
succeed notwithstanding the Proprietor and his at
the particular in informing passengers that the
house the right the BEST but passengers find hat the
house the hill is ouy the BEST but that IFS table
abundany supplied with the best. and that the
walters polite and attentive To the wants Of those
who favor it with their presence.
EXCHANGE HOTEL the hill, twenty steps from the
Ticket Office.
BIB. SEARS Proprietor
October 6, 1857. 9l-tf
~ Wilmington Commercial Petersburg Express and
Norfolk Herald copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-11

NEACHINES, ENGINES, &c.-HAViNG RE
lv4 ceved Agency trrm one Of the largest establish
Machinery o all kinds and of the perfect character
on the most favorable terms for cash good paper
Among many things enumeratc Locomotives, with
imprnved valve arrangement giving the best results
Stationary Engines from to 500 horse power, arranged tn
suit the purposes for which they needed and guaranteed
tu give satisfaction.
Portable Engines from to Is horse power. adapted to
the use Of Farmers, Printing Offices. H"i>ling, &c.
Power Presses of new, simple, durable and effective
character, and very rapid work.
Shop Fittings, Power Paners. Boring and M"rtcng Ma
Chimes Cation und Flour Mills and indeed all kinds Of Ma
chnery. SAM'L II. PAUL.
Petersburg, Va.
February IS, 1856. 25-swly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-11

!sa RA1EIGH AND GAsT0N BAILMAY.
Change ~ Schedule to connect with the NeFth.
- Carolina RaflrOad5 70
I(AN AND AFTER MONDAY THE 18TH 1NSY.y THE
fDepot) follows: : = 80 s.
EXPRESS No.1, leave Raleigb mt O'Clock, A.. NJ ''"
..,, 3,,e 70, Arrive at Weldon II rs A. M. d! a..zs
- pa -si Arrive al Raleigh & p Ne ~ -: t.szrs
Express No. 2, leave Raleigh 5, p. Nh, ~ -
Arrive at Weldon 10, PM.
IT =" -" leave Weldon II, PM, sees =. s'.s
81 49,. ., Arrveat Raleigh 4, A. NJ. *. -s.,
Passengers going North will reach Weldon over this line
than hours ahead of the line Godsboro'.
Is 'NNNS' A'' supper : fA"' p JAMES NJ. pool,
IL v. .,s,.>...r3 -, T. Agent R.s& g. r. r. Co.
March IL, 1857 -, SO
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
WATSON's IMPROVED TWELVE DOT
SEWING MAXINE.

TNHE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH AND yr1cnnI
u ING country are respectfully invited to ca1 hbOR.
ro0ms Mr.. C0pelands Daguerrean Rooms nv ' =, at
Office, to witness the operation of ''1 The Post
sWatsop's Celebrated sf2 Family Sew;,
- :. s'.,-- chine, Ma.
Which willb on exhibition at the above place ,a,.,.
hne for all the citizens to see it and
particular worth for family use. - anu Test its
This Machine is admirably adapted to all kinds an
Sewing simple in its easily Family
abe toget out oforder and will do much work e
DAY as the NEST expert seamsless do in fen nge
needle and is sold for the low price of 'en with her
- E..,- r I've. DOLLARS.
A9S WIN" upon SEEING
ceiving in few days, one equal every resnas, Of
-, =. 80. 7. B. PoIsAI. Ao<,,
in person or by letter. applying tous
August 25, 1857. e..
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RtADY-MADE CLOT LING. &C.
Northern and Southern 1n,.,,;,.no.

Northern and southern Intelligence.
vNHE UNDERSIGNED, AFTER RETURNING
thanks to his friends and the public general for the
very liberal patronage hitherto extended to him and re-
newed his by attention to
and discrimination to please to merit continuance of the
respectfully informs them he has Just returned from
the Northern Cities and is receiving his Spring md
Summer supplies selected with great and attention
from the latest impOrtatiOns.
he has in store arge and varied assortment French
English and American Cloths Cassimeres Vestnps of ali
colors and styles. "
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
stocks Napoleon Ties, Cravats Gloves, Collars Byron.
standing and garroe Dress Shirts French Embd Bosoma.
and Drawers of Silk Linen Gauze Jeans
III aooton To which he is receiving large assortment of
In " READY MADE CLOTHING,
DOM OF his own and Northern manufacture which heno
dsn under his own supervision and he
Of his goods and makes charge for exhibiting
e@ary or all Of which, he would be pleased to dspose
oa on the most reasonable terms,
NIL cash buyers he offers deduction of per cent for
oil accounts as high as 20 dollars. - : -
Gls closed semsnnually first of January and July
TIL ana repairing done with and dispatch
latest Foreign and American Fashions recaived
ISAAC PROCTOR, ~
Ami, ~ VOC, Merchant Tailor.
~ -f@~- ,-fsO- l2-swtf