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has been dangerously III.

HoRR1BLE CRUELrY- Milnno, who attempted
to kill the anointed king of Naples, suffered
such horrid punishment in this world that he
deserves at least as pleasant hereafter as his
royal tormentor:
"He was stripped, bound hand and foot, and
hung to a beam With his head downwards; he
was tormented in this position for two hours,
burning wisps of straw being held under his
head. He was also bound and hung up by the
ears, causing him tho most agonizing pains in
the head and cars; and the ground beneath him
was covered with burning GOALS SO that with his
bare feet he could not stand. Hc was also tor
tured with alternate applications of cold and
boiling water, and his shoulder bones were pull
cd out of joint with ropes tied to his arms
Lastly, he was scourged; and those who saw his
naked body declare that the skin was blackened,
with green and yellow marks upon it, hideous
to behold.p
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prof. 3Vood.s aIair IseaIorative.

VIZ call the attention of ALL old ard Young, this
erfu preparation which It's original color
gray hair-covers the head the bald with uxurians
growthremoves the danruG, itching all
eruptions-causes continual the natural Huids and
hence regular dressing for the hair, will
serve its color and keep falling extreme old age,
In all original beauty We call, them upon the bald the
gray or diseased scalp, IT. and surely the
will not as they value flowing locks the beEitching
curl ever be without It, Its praise upon the tongue of
thousands. Price 81, 81 and S. For sale by
LAUGHLINs BUsHPIELD,
t. H. LOGAN 4 co.,
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PERErSlED BRIATH.-Whatlady or gentleman would :,
main under the curse Of dsagreeable breath when y a
ing the eBALN OF fHouaAHD FLoTEHss as dentriee won
not sweet but leave the teeth white as alaa
teri Many persons do not know their breath Is i n
ne sSSlset Z g dseate their friends WIN mepil
and wash the teeth night morning. 50 cent botiis
last year. -
BB4uIIIuL OoNFLRI1oS may be easily acanired BIZ I1i
the balm OF Thousand FloWers II Wili remove
PIES and treekes from the skim leaving Ii OF son
ate hue Wet towel pour on Two or fhree drori S5
the face night and morning.
SHAyISG MADE EGSY-Net your gihavine35yash ~ .ffh
warm or cold Eatert pour two three drops sEan Of
IfIesHHd EiovsEs rub the beard ven aud Il win Iaae
ing. Price only Hfty cents
VI. P. RETRIDGE e Co.
Ptanklin Square lsa York.
sRer sale BY !. n. LOGAN co. ssii-1ydaa
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CASE OF Rev. Mr.. KALLocn The Grand Ju.
ny of Boston has presented Rev. Mr. Kalloch, Of
that city, for ''adultcry," and he has given bail
in $2OO0.toappear and answer the charge A
dispatch from Boston, dated the 18th instant,
says:
The morning service at fremont Temple yes
terlay was crowded to excess Rev. Mr.. Kali
loeh briefly addressed the congregation on the
subject of the ndictmeet found against him for
adultery. He had no desire to avoid, but cour-
ted an investigation. In the the meantime he
would temporarily resign his pastoral duties,
and meet the charges as n citizen OF the Com
monwealth hoping soon to resume his ministers
allabors He then announced that Rev. Natha-
MEL Butler, of Maine, with other clcrgymen,
would fill the vacancy caused by his temporary
withdrawal. The service then proceeded, Mr.
Butler officiating.
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and repaired and oer kinds of instruments, generally
with neatpess and dispatch.
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Snnda, sursaparIlIa.-A although scrofala Is gep-
orally Inherited 1t possible for tOse born with pe
fectly Constitution become scrofous from living
upon Improper diet exposing Themselves mephc gases,
madara inactive digestion. all OF which impair
the vitality of the blood rendering 1t hickensd, and In
famed, erupnuns upon the surface of tho
sARsApARILLA to purify the blood, promote healthy
circulation strengthen the functional orgpns of the stomach
and effect a radical cure.
Prepared and ssld by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists leo
FULTON Street. New York.
Sold also by J. II. oRusIBAoKER
Sold also by Druggists generally. feb17-1W-d&E
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THR CIRlsrIAx RpLlGloS.-The will of the
late Hon. John NJ. Clayton, of Delaware, has
been published. The first clause oft is as fol-
lows:
"First-I leave my opinion to my friends and
relatives, as wellas TO all others who may think
my opinion of any value, this testimonial, that
the religion taught in tho New Testament is the
best that has beecn offered for our adoption,
both for this world and for that which is to
come, and that Jesus Christ was the true Mes
siah, and Saviour of fallen man. Let my hum
bletestimeny stand in favor of tho christian re-
ligion-I am deeply, throughly convinced of its
truth
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tsFIOlsD YOUR JAWl''
HNAHME0NITAH,' Indian maiden, was the original
compounder of the "BALsAM OF LIvRRwoRT HoAR-
HoUND.na remedy which has received the Appreciation
of many in this city, Its efficacy In curing Coughs Colds
Hoarseness, &C., SC. Sold by
T. II. LOGAN 4 CO,
General Agents.
For sale in Centre Wheeling by
feb1o REED & KRAFT
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Ask yoar frIends what they think of HANrrOS'
VEGETABLE TINc46Rn. Their name "lesion" In Rhe'
matism, Debility Chronic throat affections, &c &c, it h,
proyeditse many this city as valuable remedy.
Soldby tn. LOGAN & CO.,
febfe-1W-law Bridge corner Druggists.
A GentIeman living ON Squirrel Hill says
MY wife hes sorely afflicted with Dyspepsia for Il
last year Daring this time, had many med
cnes which to aggrayrte rather than remove Il
disease that almost espared of her Lvi'
In the country She enjoyed all The advantages Of pure
and exercise yet each day she seemed bemore enfeebe
With diacuy, Ipersuaded her 70 take your Nolan
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r AN receiving and keep constantly hand large
j OF the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & CO.'S PIAEoES.
Also, a complete assortment OF MELoDEoSS and SERA-
PHINES from the celebrated manufactures Of Carlnrt
Nedham and A. p Hughes. Also SPLENDID Gothic Or
gam style for Ohurches lecture Rooms With four stops
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MIscHLLANRous.

HANTPToN,s TINcTURH
III WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
HAArPToN's TINcTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SCR0FUEA.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
HAAIPT0N'S TINCTURE
WIFLCBRE NEURALGIA.
HAAIPToN'S TINCTURE
MILLsCURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HA2fPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL INYIG0RATE.
HAAPToN'S TINGTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS.
HAMPT0NS TINCTURE,
Wherever nsed has been successful in CURING DISEASE
For DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN it Is A
GREAT fskf T sPd f R b g1e in every family
No 195 sourH PAcA sTRREF. D4LILltoRs
Cured % i.5af;l 7 R9sp:. sz Tf Sso4' Disease
No. % RkorsTER STREET. BALTIMORE,
Most dssaM eg.s Of Ses9a Of gsars, sand5sO lost
Mss A Va; $C0ELELD, Teacher,
Her case after years Of eHssfng has asontshed her
fsn19s ES st qgteSd ,t sg4 f. sgs her.
hoy in the family of the Hon. W P. Thomasson
member Of Congress from Kentucky mass Of sores
Ing over the eyebas SOFAS produce blindness lie WAS
'FFo ss3S14 ,esasPIs DfE4s
3r. VIM. Oldham, OF Baltimore custom-house, suffered
from these complaints for Is months with body and mind
severely Effected; lie cured by ampton's vegetable
COUGR, CONSUMPTION. dc.
Mr. Henry G. VIM had Cough for years-great weak
ness, etci had in ALL i've six physicians; tried all the
remedies, but WIS cured only by
HAIPTON'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We nPES1 M TO S SaE 5Gs! s19WT 7 Err
XEDLoLNE PROVED BY 77IogSANDS To BE
TIE TIE GRE:1TLYHIGoRAT0RAN DR ESZoRER OF
THE SUMMER ITS DISEASES-THE REM
EDY AT HAND.
HAAPTON'Ss VEGETABLE 1.lNDTURE.
We have the strongest of the good effects Of
this medicine In Cholera Morus, Dinrrh1a and DEeaseS
Of the BOwes incident the 1t nyigorates the
stomach and bowels, and renders the system great assist
ance In combating the approach of indeed all forms OF
HAAP70NS VEGETABLE ZYYOTURE,
cure Dyspepsia, Coughs, AsthnaG, ronchtdL and lang
+gectiOhs, Pains IN the Back, SIDE, dsa BrehS Con-
sumption, ScroTLd, hennatisn. Govt, HstEdE0t Lts-
tn, Piles ROCsk Complaint s. Worms and Nervous De-
Utilities, and all diseases arising from Impure blood.
DELIGATE CHLLDREN;
One bottle will its superior virtue.
As d REK4LE MEDICINE,
Hamptons Tincture cannot be excele. AS beautfying
agent It Is far superior OF the cosmetics of the day,
the color Of the npartng to every muscle that life
and elasticity which gives TO all who enjoy health such grace
and beauty
Chronic or Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache long
standing has been nv it-as invigorator md
soratiye, where gentle stiuulant wanted, believe it
Youth and Old Age, the Single and Married, offer the
most valunb remedy.
Calland get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
e For sale sale byoT HI logan q Co. wheeling Gen
" Sold soIGF Sy MORTIMER & MowBRAY,
$40 baltimore ST., baltimore,
B-Prce 81 per bottle feb1G
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In connection with the above keep the largest stock
the Western country OF the following goods VolDs vo-
InSeoes DouDe PiI %
Drums etc In fact keep every article belonging to the
r s-BTass Bands supplied with instruments at short
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at General Request


CTIoN SALES gTa
Por Ladies' and Gentlemen every SATURDAY MORNING,
from till o'clock. When I will sell SUPERIOR GOODS.
Ny stock, which amounts TO $4,000, being entirely
aud we'll selected.
Those Ladles and Gentlemen that cannot attend the Anc
tions, buy from during tile week Mt PRIVATE SALE.
ternincd to wind up business quick possible.
AL those in want OF the greatest bargains had better CALL
will SELL in order to close speedily be, at the
following unprecedented low prices:
SILK buttons worth 12c cts per doE
Glass - Igl6c ALL. ......'s
Muslins, bleaehed worth Is cts per yard
- as as 125f cts....... 9He
Cambria, coPI, worth 1Qc at..........-.-..- SIC
g paper, Is 12Hc at.....-........Il -
Caiicos, except English Merrima'k and
Oocheco' ..-......M :,
Morlnos French worth $l.0O......-........I0 IS
Is So 3 1.25...............95 81
Paids all wool :. SIG.............60 g
Muslin De Lains I" % cts. ...........20 Z"
$ 81 Cts.........,..22He %
Manchester GtughanS. IL - t' "
SKIRT Braid 4 :.
Hemstich HandSerchiefs worth si,oo
s ;So.::.,sx
And others In proproportion.
With word, will sell all and Of my goods at and
below
of Counters Shelving Said fixtures to be removed
before tie S0h OF March, the soreis to be occupied by
another party by the LIST Of April
ISAAC PRAGER lis Main Street.
~ Don't forget the Auction sales, every Saturday
morning. feb2
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PeBERr PATTERSON,

NJ BBERT PATTERSON, 1 In Chnncery,
IL against In Ohio Circuit
The Wheeling Female Seminary, & els. Court, Va
by virtue OF decree rendered in the above the
FAN Term, 1885, Of said Court, viii proceed to sell
Thursdny. the 2:Sd day of april, 1857,
at the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county
highest bidder The following estate being lots Nos
252 25S 56, 26I 29S and &C., situate Centre wheeling
In that part formerly known the addition South Wheel
ing, laid out by William Cha pline, much thereof
VIII the complanants claim 1927 40 with interest
and costs OF suit Also claim OF Nehemiah Wright In
said decree mentioned, against the defendant for
$1,000 on with interest from 21s day OF April 1885, tn
padi and ALSO claim OF Sam Gill; In said decree also
mentioned, against said defendant $4,000 90 with inter-
est on 900 co. thereof from the 21s day June
January, 1881, until paid, and costs
TEaMs sALETwenty per of the purchase money
IN cash. and the balance atsiS twelve eighteen twenty
four months the purchaser giving bond with security,
bearing Interest from date for the deferred payments,
the title retained until the whole purchase money
paid. SAMUEL IRWIN
T Feb. 20, 1851. Sheriff OSIo county.
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SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving and keep hand large and
choice collection OF Sheet Music Also, Instruction Books
for every kind OF Instrumen now In use.
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Shipping Furs Wanted.
Hats and Caps.

1O00o y Poss0i.l = 8. AyEsE,
deeIs-daw 14s Main st. WhssllnE =
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= a. = ga s and Straw Goods.
<OeSS.,T5Rt- s14iN(3EUFF q co.
- IS. pa MORE STREET..

e q z LIBERTY ST. BALTIMORE an ~
dealers IN the above Goods have a nj
received - sS land 4 large stock. An the new styies
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For RenE.
For Rent
For Rent
Store-Rooms For Rent

THE Store-room in the Post 0Hies hulinv at pre,,
Il occupied By Edwards Brother rctail Grocer,
for rent This IS doing AMONGST the hest n y,
the very best retail rOce-y business in this city Possess
the 1st OF April.
Also the Toom adjoining the above IN same hnliins nj
directly North Possession Immediately. Apply to
frblI-lm VA P4NTON
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WprIcea 1ner hnttle.
PIAN NOS

DEALER IN
RInsIc and Musical lnstrnment-, Cutlery
and Variety Goods.
NO. 135 MAIN STREET.
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of Tsnra.es. Z s 81 tsiIR Il atlIlas, DC.
WILL be sold at AGctisn Saturday afternoon, tile
w formerly occupied by G. Mendel No. 15i Main
street, large lot Of aws S Aianlas, BaTages, Thread
Edgn Honfton EdginR Lace Collars. Black Lace Wells,
&C., &c. Sale to commence At O'clock p. N.
Sale positive and without The ladies are par
cuIariy Invited to call and the Goods, they
must and Will be sold. GRO. Il, WICKIAM,
AuctlonecF.
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With intense respect for whom, and every
body else, subscribe myself,
JONI Pno:SIx,
Late Oregon I. LIST Light Mules
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Land for Sale

TINE store Room on the North west corner Of N,ln
u URion. Apply on the premises tn IAN al
ianT-sf suEPPAsD MORAN
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- LADIES ATTENTION. =
LAST have been able to procure the SOAP IARK
IA for washing VooIens; silks &C. CAL at the
feb10 BRID9E CORNER DRUG s-TnRF
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q Lieutenant Colonel Flabbcr has leave of
absence to make new hoped skirt for Mrs. F.,
and sew n little for himself aud the children.
8. LIST Lieut. Virgins, Sd Gunny Bags, having
distinguished himself by making fifty sacks in
one day, while suffering with sore finger, IS
hereby made Hemstitcher by brevet, and will be
obeyed and respected accordingly. By order of
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-23
October 2, '57--3m
VA LII ABLE FAR M
For Sale,

Together with large quantity of Stock, Hogs,
Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Farming utensils aud eve
rything necessary 10 carry on farm
ON THURSDA Y, 5th OF NO VEINBER
Next, will sell al public auction, at my house,
the valuable Farm on which reside, containing
about six hundred acres Of frst-ra land, new
frame house, two stories high, containing four
large rooms, and two eighteen feet passages, new
kitchen and negro cabins, and in fact everything
necessary to a comfortable country house. Said
farm is situated in Montgomery county, 10 miles
below GAINESVILLE on the Cumberland river, oppo-
site the town CT Palmyra, the designated place for
depot on the Memphis, ClaIksville & Louisville
Railroad, now under construction, 10 bounded
nearly on two sides by the river has a never fail.
ing branch running through it from north to south,
dividing 1t nearly equally, each side of which
branch are rich and beautiful Table Lands for the
growth OF wheat and tobacco, springs of the best
quality and never failing. There are abont one
hundred and fifty acres Of frst-rate river bottom,
IS of which is cleared, between 900 and $50 acres
cleared in ALL
All and every person desiring TO make good in
vestments both in land stock should not miss the
present opportunity. Co and see for yourselves.
l will take great pleasure in showing everything.
l. BRUNS0N.
A dinner will be prepared for those who may
be in attendance. B.
Oct, 9, '57-tds.
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READ the advertisement Of j. w. Dol.
bear, in another column. Mr. D., pro-
poses to teach class in Penmanship, so
soon as he can procure a suitable room.
He has been engaged in teaching in Nash
vile for considerable length of time, and
has given satisfaction, as the testimonials
he brings fully show. This is a fine OPP
portunity for the ladies and gentlemen OF
our city to learn to use the pen with ease
and elegance. .....
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PERsoNAL-A LITTLE PLAIN rALK-A


PERSONAL LITTLE PLAIN TALK
NEW VOLUME. 1.-TWO more numbers after
the present one, will complete this volume
and we call upon our friends to come for
ward and give us their names, upon oui
subscription list. We would be highly
gratifed to commence the next volume
with double the present subscription. II
our friends will use little exertion in our
behalf, in the next three weeks, we know
this can be done.
Let every subscriber consider himself
an agent, and a committee of one, for pro.
curing subscribers for us in the next three
weeks. We will give an extra copy 10
each person who will send us ten cash
subscribers, to be added TO our list-be-
sides it will enable us to give our readers
better and more readable paper. Come,
friends, let us hear from you.
The saying is so old, that it has nearly
passed into proverb, that "the papers of
GAINESVILLE are not worth subscribing for.
Admitting this to be true, who is to blame?
Well, we beg leave, respectfully, to say,
that the people and not the printer-be-
cause the printer has been so poorly pat
ronized that it was impossible to make
any great improvement in the matter or
execution of his Journal. On the one
hand, some object to the price asked for
the Chronicle, which is two dollars, and
say, "why can get such nd-such paper
from the North, for one dollar year, which
contains little of everything, and is much
larger than yours" We grant it-but let
us see how this is. The Northern paper
spoken of has, perhaps, some 80 or 60, 900
circulation-which amounts to so or $780,
900, while your home paper has the enor-
nous circulation of sac or seuen hundred
which at 50 each, amounts in the sum tc-
tai to sl20 Now, the difference is just
this-folks that seldom think of paying
for their home paper, never think of sem
ding on their names for Northern pub
LEGATION without inclosing the money for
said paper--tAe result is, Northern prin-
ters, with their large, cash list, are ena-
bled to procure steam facilities to do their
lator, while we poor devils have to put
elbo~-grease, on a credit, in competition
with it. -
These are truths-self- evident, to any
who will give the matter moments re-
Election. We hope our friends will look
into this matter, and come up and aid us
in publishing a paper that will be an hon
or to our city. IF tie people of this and
the adjoin 'ng counties sciH IT, it can be
done.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-23

ONE Of the most beautiful and tastefully
improved residences in our city, is that
lately erected for Mr.. T. McCulloch, on
Madison street. All the work is of the
very best, and most modern style
The carpenters work by w. s. Mercy
nolds & Co., the Painting by w. L. Gar
diper, the brick work by w. +, Luter &
Co, and the Plastering by S. Kellogg.
The different workmen seem to vie with
each other in their construction of this
building. The location is in the prettiest
portion of our city. This building does
great credit to the mechanics who did the
work, and fully sustains the conceded good
taste of its cnterprising owner, May Nc,
and his household long live to enjoy the
comforts of this elegant mansion.
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"DELUGE FIRE COMPANY No. 1"-Pur-
suant to a call made in our last, portion
of the members of this company assem-
bled at their hall on Saturday night, and
with the names of several new members
opened new roll. The election of Off
GERS was postponed until next Saturday
night, at which time they will hold anoth-
er meeting. Let all of the old members
a tend and as many new ones as possibly
can.
We were present at the last meeting,
and we state with much pleasure, that it
promises to be one of the most useful COM
panies that we have ever had. The mem
bers gave satisfactory evidence, that so
long as they shall be able to secure the aid
of the citizens and property holders, the
course of the company would be onward
and upward We hope the citizens gen.
orally will lend their united aid in sus-
tanning its best interests, and in showing
to our fremen that they fully appreciate
their arduous and useful labors.
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"MINE HOST" of the Washington Hotel
has had the house newly painted-put up
an attractive sign, and made other improve
ments, which give the whole concern an
inviting appearance. Mr.. Moore knows
how to provide for his guests, and unless
he has changed, we know that he does So
We wish he may always have plenty Of
hungry mouths to fill, and enough to fill
them with.
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WHAT has become of the Montgomery
uardsS" This is question often pro-
pounded to us, but one we cannot answer
We hope they have not suspended, Bring
out the drum and fife and see if "Cor-
porals' Guard" can be paraded We would
be grati6ed to see this fine looking com
pany rosuscitatod, A well drilled militia.
ry company would add much to the inter
est of our city. Re-organizc boys, re,
organize.
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IT will be seen, announced in another
place, that Mr.. John NJ. Wisdom of New
Orleans, died in that city, on the 10Th inst
Mr.. Wisdom was, for many years, citi
zen Of this place, but, for 8 or 10 years
past, has been resident of New 0Flean,
"a member of the well-known house O
Hewitt, Norton & Co, No particulars
ccScorning his death other than that Il
was very sudden, have been received
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THIS Is TIE FALL
Of 1857!

The prospecls for large crops of all the good
things Of this lie never better aud w. Balthrop
would respectfully say TO his friends and custO-
mers, and the public generally, that he is now In
receipt Of Il large lock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which fer extent, variety and beauty. far exceeds
my former purchase.
In addition to my usual stock of Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, &C., have greatly enlarged my stock
OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
and goods for servants wear, together with trav-
eling Wrappers, Bed and Negro Blankets, all Of
which promise to offer at the lowest prices, and
respectfully solicit examination, as feel as
sured in saying that can offer Inducements.
Oct 2, '57-4w w. BALTHROP.