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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

AT Law will
Courts and in the =
s. he has had H :
practice in an, ~
efal attention 70
|ianaing n VIZ
Yale ColieRtIssr
Freedom bui'a-
/ Pusuc.
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w AMTED.

WTAETEn IMMEDIATELY, at ISAAC PRAGER's 1913
w Main Street, a sufficient number of Ladies' and Cen
tleAen to buy for cash, Goods ut lower prices than ever
sold before. TIE season driving to n close, l shall sell
from this day, ALL AND ANY'AgTICEES in the Fancy
and Dry Goods line ut Il
1 would claim particular attentiontO my stock Of
SILK @
or which will sell All article worth Il so, Mt 81 12H; some
worth 81 Is at 81 20s some worth 81 ~ at 81 80, aud 9TH
eFs In proportion.
FHENCiI MERINos worth 81 % at size; some worth
5 I 90 at = l2H; also those dne Printed M+rinOes worth
Cambria bands and other Ernbroideries / will sell ut such
prices as will l am certain, plense every one.
Cali and see for yourselves. IsAA PRAGER, 4H
nov25 1913 Main Street.
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Atde"ae"m-.The opening performance at the
theatre Saturday night called together a good
audience. Lucretta BOrgta, thoughnOt apiece to
display the talent of the company, was well
played throughout and the leading characters
were frequently comPlimeuted with merited APP
.Plause. Miss Mitchell is certainly a fine ac-
tress and will doubtless become a favorite here.
Tonight the popular play Of IngOmar will be
produced, Miss Mitchell as Parthenia and Mr..
Mceker rs the barbarian.
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BY THE UNION LIME
CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHINGToN, D

ASliINGITON. DeC. III.
SENATF.-Mr. Crittcl den submitted rcsolu-
ti,ns that III consideration of the financial con-
diti0n. of the country and the embarrassment
of the Treasury the rates of duties established
by the Tariff of March last, ought to be InRteri-
ally increased, and also in favor of a substitute
for the system ofhome valuation on imported
goods, lies over, and resumed the the considera-
ton of the Treasury note bill
T., Mr.. Wilson said that the closing hours of the
34th Congress wtrc devoted to efforts to deplete
the Treasury and they were now at the COM
mencement of=the Both trying to FIJI the T'reaSu.
.ry, now empty, and called attentian to some
facts connected with expenditures of the gov.
eminent. He thought Congress should raise
the Tariff so as to restore the duties on iron,
and cotton and woollcn goods, to where they
were by the Tariff of 4G, that would increase
the revenues of the country something like ten
millioos of dollars; and thus afford some relief;
he would vote for the issue of ten millions Of
Treasury notes under the circumstances, but not
for twenty. ~
Mr.. Hunter insisted Chat ten millions was not
enough, it would be necessary TO pass anoth-
er bill next year providing more, and it had bet
ter be done at once.
Mr.. Wilson replied that he shonld not be sur.
prised il over twenty millions of dollars would
be asked for before the close of the session ow-
ing to over estimates of receipts and the large
recommended for expenditure in the
War and Navy Departments
MI bGnJamln SAID congress authori%ed the
vide means for their payment instead Of charg-
ing the Administrator VIII e%trayagance.
MR. seward attrionted INC reVulsion TO over
importation ana inc diversion o. caPital from It's
enaiirelSs anoS aia not oeieYe Tue BANKS were to
blame.
Mr.. Davis advocated the bill as a simple prop.
ositlon to borrow money to meet the wants of
for the proper application Of the money. In
stead oil areVenueitarifi ne PletSrred Tree trate
as lar as practicable: 49,,
All. DIXON spoke IN iav0r Of protectlon to tic
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Il Card.-Messrs. Edilors-Sirs, l wish you
to give tn. steamer j. w. Mailman a puff" for
me. | got aboard ut Pomeroy on yesterday
when we arrived there, the Captain said lie
conld not land and brought me to this place. 1
should have gone to Pittsburgh and prosecuted
the boat but had not the time to spare, being
compelled to be at Marietta on Monday. If you
you will give the boat this slight puff and send
me a paper to Pomeroy, l will satisfy you, and
you will much Oblige, Your truly,
JAS. II. RALsroN, Pomeroy.
Wheeling, Deeember 10, 1851. y
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TO ~HOUSEHEEPERS.

: - To HOO DIIILLI LIlD. ~ y
IMPROVED ENAAELED AIR-TIGHT FRUIT JARSl
rNHE only article that can be used year after year and
aEswer a good purpose, for preserving Fruits, Tegeta-
bles, DC, &C., in their natural state The body of, the Ware
Is perfectly solid, tile gaiZe pure ni3t glass, and the Jars
free from all Metallic substance. They are free from any
objection Of poison, light, porousness, &C., &C., which have
condemned the Jars and Cans made Of other materials.
Full directions accompany each Jar. Forsalc, Wholesale
andretai, atthe House Furnishing Store OF
j. DUNIIAM l. CO.,
iy21 115 Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

DEC. 19.-Flour dull at S3,75, very little de-
mand. Whisky dull at l6c. the demand is
equal 70 the supply. Hogs dull at S., OOa5, 10,
more sellers tnan buyers. Nothing done in pro-
visions and there is no demand Money mar:
ket unchausGd.I trr
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HATS AND GAPS,

Il At VERY REDUCED RATES.
TSTEhave this day received a very large lot Of Mems,
w Youths and Boys Fall and Winter Caps, which we're
purchased since the advent OF the present money crisis aud
were bought for cash, consequently were purchased at un-
usually low rates, and we Will sell them from % 10 IS per
cent lower than they were ever offered in this city: We
can oler good cloth CAPS at from gu cents and upwards and
plush caps from 25. Therefore all persons iu want of u
good fBli or winter cap, aud wishes to save money, these
hard times, are requested to call at
UU3I s. D.. HARPER & SONS CheRp Store.
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FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

AM now prepared to furnish my numerous patrons and
1.-the public with a very superior quality and style OF Mole.
skin Hats, which are light, elastic, iast-cOIor, fine lustre Of
finish and Of great endurance, as they win render GoGdser-
vfcsin all kinds Of weather; also a,general assOrtmtht Of
Soft Planters, French, Rockland aud Hungarian styles,
Black, Brown, Pearl, and Beaver colors. Also, Mems and
Boys Caps, of the latest styles. Fo u
y B.-Noleskin Hats finished to conformation measure
on short notice. Bring along the cash and you can get all
kinds of head gear at a VeryIow tariff, at .-lzL
w. w. JIMESON'S,
aug22 No. So Main St.
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FROM NEW NORk.

DEC. 1a.-Moncy stiil abundant and prime
paper in demand; some names passing for q to.
10 per cent. TRANSACTIONS have been moderate.
on State Stock secueities at G. per cent. and
some as low as five. Sterling Exchange active.
The shipment by Wednesdays steamer promis-
es to be large. 4,
handsome increaseain specie, the aggregate pro-
badly reaching twenty-rinc millions dollars.
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We request that our patrons would always
,,.d in their advertisements by three o'clock
y. IN, afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
inn in the morning following. The crowd of
;,bt work renders it necessary.
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Cheaper than Ever.

O"OUHOA N4UAA Ut
(NREAT DISTRESS and heavy losses In the East; Railroad
VI Stock, Bank Stock, and allEoods forced on the Market
and sold at Tuin0us prices tOthe Importer and Manuiactur.
er. 1 have Just returned from The Eastert cities and have
purchased goods at those ruincus prices, andI now offer to
my customers Tnd the public generally, goods made up to
ORDER in Coats Pants and Vests in the neAtest and most
fashionable way. aud ready-mRde clothing, lower than they
have ever been offered III this market. You will get enc
clothes for the same you have heretofore ~paidsfor coarse
Come and buy loes6lr e AaM. ADAMS.
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Tile Riper.-There is still a good stage of
water in the channel, with no change of con-
sequence in its depth for two or three days.
The Liberty, Capt. Booth, left on Saturday
evening for Cincinnati, with about one hundred
tons freight, and quite a number of passengers.
We are pleased to sec the courteous and good
humored De Camp in the Office, assisted by Mr..
e. MetcalE The boat is certainly well off
ccred, and well provided. The travelling pub
lie may depend upon it she is capable of afford
ing a speedy, pleasant and safe trip. Among
the passengers we noticed our oddly alfred and
quaint-mannered friend of the umbrella cap and
long hair. He looked dragged out" short
time previous to his departure, we heard him
suggest to the master of alifting machine, that
probably it might be well enough, before lcav-
ing, to take a drink.
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u is a Fact, and one full of meaning, that
persons residing in Texas, California and other
remote places, where DIR. Todd's Liver pills arc
not for sale by dealers, will send their orders
still for these pills, pretcrring to incur the ex-
pense of securing a good reliable article, rather
than use the cheap and worthless pills with
which the market is flooded. i.
Those who once use these pills q4eeordiag to
direction, will never use any other pills, how
ever cheap they may be sold. Address your
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r YORK -MARkET

DEC. 19.-Flour declined; s, 5OO4bbls sold at
81, 3Ua4, 40 for State, aud $+,85a5, 20 for Ohio;
Southern unchanged. Wheat very dull. Corn
declining. Whisky has advanced 1-2c, sales
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MUSIC Music /!

,yvN. ,TTfsIC- lust received this morning.: Thalberg
= WaitEes: ConstantinOpie ouairtilss; Rescue 9nleEStel'
" S-S,, n Trovltore; tiuett: Hear Me, Norma Lne Days
Gone ny; Fire-Fly, Sounds , Int sTS a I pE;.nSt. I'm I Peoi
n IA Nst.SsioT: old I~ronsides; lanas CeIagS; mS PsSise
Thee Thee Oh God. lnov2ll fAiNE &tCo
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a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
GLOSSY HAIR!!
Completely Preserved
80 m ~ ~ - NJ . N, !, ,tT
TO TaRE @ Il ATEsT A

A ND who that is gray would not have 1t restored tn for
"a mcrcolof; o. laid, but would dave the grow tltrcstor,n,
but would be cured, or with Sick headache, (nSuralgiaJ lit
Moelabe cured 4 vii also 5en.aya a%llpinlles Ioint the
this, see circular md and the following:
Ann ARBoR, November 3, 1856.
PRoT. Oh. WcoD-Dcar Sir: 1 have htard much said Of
the wonderful effects of your Hair restorative, buthayiHE
been so often cheated by luaekery and quacE n0struIus,
hair dyes, &c, L was disposed to place yOnrLRrstorRtive ia
the Same category viii the thousand and one loudly trum.
peted quack remedies, until met you in Lawrence county.
some months since, When HOu gave me such assurance as
induced the trial Of your Restorative Ia. my faRiH-hrSt
tirely white, anti before exhausting one Of your large bot
tles, her hair was restoIed nearly to It's original beautiful
brown color, and tad thiEktneG anilbCeome beautiful and
glossy UPON anu ehhFetS over the head; she contiEuts 10
use II; NOT simply because of its beautiiS irg effects uLon
the huir, hut because eff its heRlthful influence upon the
head and mind. Others of my family and friends are using
your Restorative, will, the hapliett Elects; therefore, my
|skepticism and .donbss in reference TO its charaetRT ard
value are entirely removed: and can and do most cordial
Ily and confdentially recommend lis use by all who " ould
sickness or age) to original color and beautS and By yesnS
persons who would have thEir hair beautiful aid glossy.
SOLOMON
r. FRIEND WOop: 1t was q long time after ! saw you at Bliss
Geld before 1 gothic bottle of Restorative fer which !uu
gave me an order nEour agent in Detroit, aud EhCnl lOt
It we concluded to try It on Mrs. Manl's hair, asthe sarcs,
'testof Its power. 1t has done all that You assured me it
would lOi and others of my family and hitpds ,haYinF Nit
messed It's effects, are now using INT ttccInmendinG its Use
t. others aseutitltd TO the highest consideration you cIHim
- soIoHoS Mann.
CARLYLE, ILL.,, June IS, 1852
Ihave used, Prof. o. j. Moodhs Hair Restorative, and
ing, as l thought prematprely gray, but by the use Of Lis
Restorative Il has resumed its original color, and, lave
S. BREssE, ex-senator, O.. s.
OF. WOOD 4 CO., Proprivtors, 5l2 Roadway, N. " In
the great \ \. Wire RAILING Estahlishmentl and III Market
street; s.. Louis, Mo-. And sold By all good Druggists.
decS:dtw&W3m al .rs
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BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE
DEC l9.-Four dull at 1915 for Howard St.
and Ohio; $3.50 for City Mills. Wheat active
and steady at S ,l5al, % for white and Sl,00a
,0S for red. Corn steady and receipts heavy;
new white and yellow sells at doc. Whisky
quiet at pc.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
LoUisviLLEE, Dec. 19.-Rivcr falling with six
feet 8 inches OIL the falls. Weather clear Mcr.
curry 90.
CINcINNArI, Dec. 19.-River has fallen nine
inches since last. evening. Weather clear this.
morning. Thermometer Al. 81 ara -
PlrrsnuReH, Dec. l0.-Rivcr rising Wealth
er clear. Mercury 40. 3l"#
T. ST. Louis, Dec. 1y.-River unchanged since
noon. Upper Mississippi has fallen three in
ches at Dubuque. Nothing new from the Mis-
sOnrl or Illinois.
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Iris a most undoubted fact that DR.. Sanfords
InvigOrator, OF Liver Remedy, is one of the
greatest discoveries made in medicine the past
century. j 1t has beena study of the DR.. during
twenty years practice to find what particular
when diseased, caused the greatest num-
her OF fills or pains, and his conclusion is, that
the liversis the greatest regulator ofsthe system
and the most liable to disease, while i kept free
from disease is preventive of Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, general debility, &c, while last but far
from least VIC mention consumption; for our ex-
~perience is that more cases of consumptiOn occur
from diseased liver than from all other causes
put togethcrT a rs >sS
Taking this, to be a correct hypothesis, we
have butte find a remedy with which to correct
the liver, and we have a cure of nearly all the
diseases we are subject to by simply using a
preyentiye. That the Lneigorator is such n
remedy, is beyond doubt to all who try il, for
it's virtues are such that for all complaints arts
ing from liver arrangements, tits an unfailing
remedy, while rs a family medicine, for oil dis
cases Of the stomach or bowels, which are caus-
ed in a greater or less degree by liver deranSe-
ment, it is the safest, surest and most etticaciouS
remedy kuOwn.-Prin. Press. .5T dec7 >
3 sNM
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Second Stock Of Fail & Winter
Gq5 d Goods.
IN

TTFIsKFIL 4 swEARINGEN viii open on Wednesday
III aEd Thursday, tn and Sth Oct; their second st9eK Of
tInee lie SGREAT PASiC,n which has had the ehesto Of
reducing the prices o. goodsiSEEsstE : t oSr ny : IS aIaeemen3s
~ y sSH PRO CREDIT buyers. Our stock Is very
ron1Iete and embraces an immense rarely
ssSis ,,nrisinE a full assortment OF
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MosrGoAE4y, Ala, Dec. 19,-The Legislature
Of this State has legalized the suspension of.
specie payments by the Banks until the 18th of
next. .5ysrar {rgr
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An a h'''k Dosa.-Plato Fitsnor was fined Eve
maa nan, U' saturday morning for %assaulting u
b,rg,s H1. Gsorse Swartzcnburg at Callcn-
wfi,t, 'e'' The case was heard before AID.
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Runa,oay Accident-Two horses attached to
. hay wagon came tearing down Main street
Saturday. afternoon, and in turning into Union
street, the wagon upset, depositing about two
tons Of hay in the street The horses c@ontin-
ued to run, conveying with them the running
gears of the wagon, until brought up standing
by some obstruction on Fourth street.
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~ iSS:EwSINK.

SUPERIOR NEWS INK. q
~ received at this Office, anOtherIo lot Of Burr'S
S-v. InI-.h, best in the country. Orders from
ono : promptly oiled. Terms cash.
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MERCHANTS

Don't forgetthe Merchants meeting At Robon,s
Hall tonight. A full attendance Is desirable
and important.
lI@gfns Ab0"&. "A party of Pawnee Indians,
sixteen IN number, were at the MeLure House
yesterday, en- route for Washington. They ex.
cited the undivided attention Of the populacc.
We have not space for their names.
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nun DAILY INTELLIGENCE

WI be furnished to subscribers living in any
# the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
,,t br leaving their names at the office, or at
w,an.y,s Literary Depot, corner Main and
Monroe streets.
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ARRIyALo THE STEAMER NORTH STAR
New YoHk, Dec. 1y.-The steamer North
Star his arrived, bringing $50, 600 in specie and
upwards of one hundred passengers.
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Change @ Time.-A material change goes
,r'O effect to-day in the running timc of the
III r,evs'and, Pittsburgh & Wheeling Railroad,
nne mail train leaves Bridgeport at 5 o'clock A.
w. TIE express at 2:4O p. NJ, and the fast OK
r,sss at Sol P. NJ, for Pittsburgh. The 1924
cypress train, only, connects at yellow Creek,
.'eSe!a"d' arriving there at $50 P. NJ. The
"a 'a'" arrives in Pittsburgh at ais a. NJ,
;, s,s .Id at 7;25 P. NJ, and the fast express
II seems that the " river extension of the
-, : 0''Hs the bulk Of the business, as there
aa. :, 'h[ re- 'raios daily to Pittsburgh and only
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We, lo9' -Naia S.rees-As some persons
,.,I " ''lT that d. Nicoil and Bro. do not in
ma. Perform what isstated in their advertise
ss5''' IN regard to the child's carriage. they
do, nave the matter distinctly understood
font ''Is Is no hnnbus about it. They in
h,r. PreSsntt it, a; Stated, to tho person who
cs1 ,"s largest bill of goods, ifit does not ex-
- "''e or tive dollars. So look out.
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e EXCITEMENT!
I'm Wall, STR EE,n IN. V

IN consequence of tile recent heavy failures IN Htw York
suffered great losses, and to meet their demands had to sac
rlfce Goods to sucl an extent as to leave al Without AN
equaltn commercial history. Ready money adv anced t"
such value as to be quite co. mon to getHH per CENT. per
month discount Those fortunate ~cuoueItto posse. srcudy
price, and in consequence, ALIEN. nE9MXN, at 1851 Main
S y,sf. ti mheSling, VA. is 81 er% aols to s%htSit t. TO- - 5hsse WHO
meratsd below, at very little more Nan hall their value.
all thati said is strictly true.
Alex. Heytnan has received, by Bait. q Ohio Rail Road,
PennsS lvania R~aillioHd, and by Express, one of the lGrgest
a~ssortments OF Dry Goods ever offered, aud consist in part
boiled and lustrines, at only 20 cents rl yard; IlacE and
Fancy E,My ,I sS!o Re Day adsre silks; TaItaH Plaid silksi New
grades; Piain French Merin9s, from % cts and. upWaras;
Extra Rich all Wool Nous de IaIhes; All Wool Plaids; Va
'lencia PiaTis; new styles, and a great variety ofother Irtts
GeGiis, too nGnero.ls to mention;
ShawlS, Very rich Plush Shawls, Very rich Stella Sllawls,
New style Double Shawls, Brcche Long and Square ShaWls,
CasiinIere siIawls; Gold BOrdered searis; CioAks OF alL0st
every style aud quality, embracing al thenONelties OF The
NEEDLE RK--RealFre nchw Work Collars, Sleeves and
Sets; JacOnet and Swiss Plouncings, EdRings aad Insert
nieanit Of Needis Work t Ia i / lave e y been able to oasT. :
MOURNING GooDs.-A complete assortment Of every
thing in Dress Goods, shSwls, Wells, Collars, Sets,&c.
WlLITE GooDs-0f every variety aud very cheap.
hn9SlE2To-I adj ~ Sab Cents ~ OF Of al III finds;
being bought very low, and viii be sold for less than thew
would cost to manufacturers at the present time,
larger stock THAN ever, embracing every
CARPETsMG superior and aTincreased assnrtment over
other seasons. ALlCarpets 1 bought were eHtremely cheap
RUHS.-Ludicsd do you wish to purchase "a superior quail
~ Of genuine Sable, Stone SIarten or Fitch Fur. You, can
TO CoUNTRY MERCHANTS have 0niy 10 say, iettLe,n
and that all goods were bought, without exception, for NET
CASH. Any one acquainted with the present state oil the
ready cash, Goods must be surprisingly Cheap. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
~seP15-sm 1ST Main street, Wheeling, Va.
EAIR ARTICLE Of Eastern Cheese, just received and
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circulation of any Pape! in West
bafs ern Virginia.
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The Wedtder.-When autumn has had its
blowout and is settling down to the gravity
proper to the declining year. December al
ways comes in with a momentary respite of
peace before the hard realities of winter. But
this latter part Of December has been unusually
mild and pleasant, and has completely disap
appointed and nOn.pluscd the calculating me-
teotologists, who have never before heard ofred.
skin summer in the winter time. Various pre-.
dictions are volunteered. Some look upon this
present gentleHess as a trick Of the weather
clerks who intends to make US quake with cold
before the season is over, and Others think we
are to have an unusually mild winter. We in
cline to the latter opinion.
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Wnnal Mnsin

TALNH4Os y.
Mr. NJ. II. MORGAN wiz c6rimehce his Evening cIassin
w Vocal Music'onl Monday evening, 2Sth, at his rooms
in AOrnbrook's Building. Persons DESTROYS Of Joining the
class will pleafesmake application beforeth that tins. Fe
The hours OF each session will be from & to - Il. 81. No
visitors WInie allowed after the class IR formed.
TEEus.-$2 for fifteen Lessons. sgpes
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TNRIRD BEEF.-h superior article OF CInciRnati suga
to.SN @ SfF III enREw DRAKE,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-21

I0IDAY MORNING, DEC. 81, 1857.
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iOEltESERvES-Pine AlFrIe, Ounces, tiiuger, Oranges and
oeis FS 80 Nv: a. Oval & BRO.
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IfINE CIiAKS anu Chewing TobaccO, just received and
I, for sale by locl5l wa. EDWARDS 4 BRO.
GREAT variety or hue liquors, ia store and for sale by
W. A.EDWARVS & BRO, ~
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