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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-07

I We publish, on our first page, at the
request of the Committee, a copy Of the Cir
cular Letter which they were instructed to
get up and circulate, for the purpose of
awakening a greater interest for the support
and success Of the Temperance Organ in the
State. They have circulated a goodly num-
Der Of copies among the individual friends of
the cause, and intend to send out others, as
they may learn the names and address of
those friends. They would be thankful for
the names Of such persons as would be inter-
ested in promoting the objects of the Circu.
lar, to be forwarded to the Chairman Of the
Committee, r. NJ. SLOAN, Esq, Greensboro.
But they ask all who may read the Circular
in the Age, to consider themselves as person
ally addr essed as if they had received a copy
of the Circular, and 10 60 to work accord
ngly,
1t is needless for us to add a word 70 the
strong appeal made By the Committee, fur
Their than to thank them and the Grand Di-
vision for the deep interest they manifest IN
behalf of the Temperance organ. We be-
lisve this interest will be liborally and gen
erously responded to, and that the paper will
soon be again on such a firm foundation a
TO put its permanency beyond doubt. The
receipts acknowledged in'this issue, give evi
dence of this; and our most sincere thank
are rendered to all who kindly favor US with
their ala and support. 1t shall be cur con
slant endeavor to furnish them with a pdpe
that viii meet with their appreciation.
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req The Grand Scribe has forwarded to
all the Divisions entitled to the same, the
Password for the current quarter. Ii any
have failed to receive it, they are requested
to let him know it Immediately, so that an
other copy may be sent.
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1t is worse than useless, TO suffer from q
protrscted cough when relief may be SO ea-
silly obtained. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is undoubtedly the most reliable of
all preparations offered for the cure of throat
and lung complaints.
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Ea- We have been compelled, Tor "1D'
room, to defer several communication
we intended inserting 10 this No. OF the =
We will give all a hearing as soon . =
sible.
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awhile The subject he started for the place described.
Upon tl trivial he met dressed in Quaker Co.'S
tune who very well filed the description and he at
accused him OF having at certain time grossly abused
his father The Quaker st0utly denied the accusation but
the persisted and told him that he bound whip
tons Of innocence TO be in vain laid of his coat and hat
and said Lie there, religion, until give this fellow
whipping which he did most enectuay,o
Soon after the death Of Jededah NJ Grant Brigham
cond counsellor in January the General was appointed
his Previous to this he held prominent posi-
ton in the rank Of priesthood He held the Office Of high
priest from his entrance into the church. but his missions
been appointed lieutenant general and commander in
chief Having held the highest military rank in the Terri
tory he has had great influence with his brothers in
His recent appointment 70 the first presidency
clothes him with the highest authority. In whatever
capacity be may act his orders will be obeyed-none will
oppose him-hc is with Brigham and Hebor.
Man, creature Of circumstances, not creature Of
circumstances is unquesonably greatly influenced by
circumstances To them the Squire is undoubtedly in a
great indebted for what he is and for where he
h. His early life in the Western wds and his fam 1rity
with the difficulties common TO all settlers, made him
something Of soldier his troubles with mobs made him
general probably his faith retrbuton, and deep
pressors Of his people, have hindered IN nothing his ee
walton to the first presidency and bis appointment Of heu
tenant general.
Brigham Young Heber c. Kmball and Daniel II. Wells
form perfect unit BY some they may be feared and
garded despots but the study Of Mormonsm forces the
conclusion upon the mind that the people of Utah
deep reverence for the divine authority these be-
dured the sacrifices they must have made in wandering
from place to place, during the last twenty years,
from Kirtland Ohio 70 Utah, the evidences of thai
sincerity.
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RE WARDS.

s.C REWARD LOST ON THE IiTH INST, A SMALL
sSD sized black Newfoundland dog with white breast,
stripe the face white to the
of Hector whoever viii return him 100 West FORTY ninth
street will receive the above reward. Mrs.. GURNEE
- : RFwARD.-IosT, A LARGE NEwFoUNmsAND
III dog white with black spots aud white bresst
q The 81 Rolla ANY returning him 70
2s South Brooklyn will
ward aud thanks o. the owner
LIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-IOST on SATURDAY,
1T December II, the OF Twelfth street aud
Third terrier dog almost black answers 20 the
name ~ Mig Whoever will the dog ~ ITO Fast
rweh will the above reward and The thanks
81 se owner. ,. VALENTINE.
RIO THE PoTIcE.-r1yE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
II ward.-Gurng the past month young lady and md
dc aged gentleman arrived IN ibis city bya Have packet
TIE has wkers and bald head and speaks
with a foreign accent The lady Is handsome with black
eyes brad hair, her Aurelis
Brown; but IL supposed from crcum stances that her
guardian has assumed different The above viii
be given any who VIII send their address 70 Charles
Iaiarg House.
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VIoTEL WANTED nv THE 81 BsCRTBER.-ANY PER.
III having first class hotel dispose Of eher Ia New
any adjacent city town, wifi please address s. G.
Decay, Herald Office, N. Y.
nrANTFD-A FOUR STORY, HfGH STo0p, BROWN
w stone front houae, between Fifh and sixth avenues
AMI Thirty fourth Thirty streets mi mum
Der Of street-not exceeding $3.50 Address boz LIS
Post office.
WANTED TO RENr-A SMALL, WE'LL LIGHTED
w basement store. Broadway. in Of the cross
strrase between Bee and Wall streets Rent be
very low 500 Address satcner, Herald office.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD OOAPANY,-
IN Proposals for losnIn order 70 fund the aoan lab,
OF ss company, amounting 10 nearly $4,000
bonds 70 the exent OF million OF dollars has
been decided by ne Board Of directors The best mode
which abors reason Of the high ra,ss Of htsrss pad
upon this debt
Subscriptions accordingly invited from all holders
he securities and stock OF this company for The parchase Of
ne bonds thus 10 be issued redeemabe In years and
bearing seven per cent interest payable semi annually
To 70 the hodsrso u unsecured bonds and outstanding
extension certificates The preference In As nan subssrp
Mons though solicited from all VIII take precsdence n the
LIST Prefsrsrce-To the holders Of the hsods
Of The company rsdeemnbe IN 1883 1850 1851 1857 and 1874
HTo the hoderso outstanding extension ssrtnsA tes
a.-To the holders Of preferred stock.
Payments 10 be made ~ folows-Forty per cent In cash
and siry cent In the above mentioned unsecured
bonds extension certificates preferred sook, any time
before the 18Th day OF January NEXT Any OF e liabilities
sscepances Of the company which due and oonssunx
part OF the floating debt 70 be received ~ cash
These bonds viii be secured by mortgage on The whole
road i franchises real estate and rolling stock subject 70
Ne hst and second mortgages already given bat the mort
cage herein provided for win be hrs hen upon eransou
certificates 70 the amount Of one million eve hundref and
twenty four thousand dollars ssued for the OF
MY miles Of the road from Dover Plains 10 Chatham which
certificates hypothecsted security for the 0oAMna
debt TO be redeemed by the proceeds o. this loaa
Az further security ~ the purchasers OF the new bonds
Intended tha, SS00p year shall be sat aside provsdeJ
that earned aud above vxpsnses and inere~t
and employed purchase the market each year the bond
OF this Issue such bonds purchased 10 be mmassly
eelled.
Persons Wishing subscribe this loan or who
the bonds Of the company referred
" the company's once, No 50 Pine street. where commit
OF the directors will be in attendance daily from II 70 r
M 70 give all required information respecting be terms o
condition Of the company BY order Of the
Board. ALLAN CAMPBkLI- PrssldenL
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THE TURg.

TTSfoN COrRgF, !. t-TROTT1NG.-oN MONDAY
u Dee H. 1T ocx MAJ h for fD. TWO miles and
peat In harness. Vim. Wheihn names b. Jake Oakley
falmsn names br. Lsi. Woodruff. 70 carry Vim. Whs
Ian. weight. To come "a rain or shue
SHAW A WHITE, Proprfetora
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

lVS Years eth irttr rift ~ The elite ~ fashion In Eu-
ropes also aaricl skirts, parcel, rrla.d
Wholesale establishment during the holidays only 10 sn tho
E LUDvfoH
AS 1HE holidays ARE FAST APPROACHING. THE
n good old fashioned time for heslO~ing gifts upon those
love and rsissT. nothing be asceptihe than
clear aud delneatlSD Of the features husband
wife child lover silver plate, the good substantial
dnrucrreUiype that time dapfpness VIII destroy To
those wishing such picture - AS-ON'S SD
broadway whore Jon make selection from the largest
variety ths ey Including every and syle,
from The PLAN morocco r thy cent- f. tha richly carved
pearl and enameiled gold lcke aud g frames Of all
sizes and 81 uHrrst AT greatly reduced prices
ANscN SO broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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POLITICAL.
- - - -
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CPFCTAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OUT. "MARfA'
- Wallace, Ife's chspges. Tale OF Truth Price y
Nv Scott Universally pronounced % the most In
teresnF popular and successful works Of The day 70
sale by an boohseler DERBY A Jackson.
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AYoTICE.-THE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS OF
IN the Board Of Councilmen will meet at No ~ Cy Hall
Monday the 9Th mat, take into consideration the
priey confirming list for the Fifth
paving the Bowery and such other matters
before them. Parties Interested respectfully
notified 10 attend J, N, kEYNOIDS,l
VI. W. COLyER, Committee
II. O'BRIEN,
y. BAUfEI, AsaesSrnents
A. MILLER
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, PASSENGERS on BOARD
w tho United States mail steamship Daniel Webster have
much pleasure stating that, considering the abort
given 70 that vessel 70 take the place o. the Philadelphia
have 10 be satisfied with the " th
steward department in charge Of Mr. Burton
convinced he has done everything thai coud be expected
pany and to make the passengcrs comfortable Al sea
boo ri Daniel Webster November "a 1887 John " Fay
John CARING, Fredrc Lacey, r. Remington v. kinre L.
Fofnir, walererny a. Gerrava, Francis Cabrera q.
Nash Frederick Brone Federico Axamora Jno. r. Weeks
q. Inslin, W Rshe. A. Riehl J. ". Levaude sands j.
Mariner, 4. J. Roean, Genmo. Elizopda.
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MASONIC NOTICE-THE BRETHREN OF MUM
M Lodge No. 100 r. and A. M respectfully requested
their hall No 81 Division this Monday
December a. At O'Clock 70 the last tribute of re-
deceased broher Daniel Doughery The breth
Of Lodge No l and the fraternity gene
raj respectfully invited TO above and particpat,
In the ceremony. Per order JUDAH BERRY, i. NJ.
&. III. lAiLALIE. Secretary.
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A MEXICAN COAL C0MPANY.-NoTICE Is HEREBY
n given that the annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
American Coal Company of Allegheny county Maryland for
the election of directors and for the transaction OF such
other business before the meeting will be held
a. the office Of the company in the city of New York
Thursday the h December 1857 The transfer books will
be closed from the 4h cath instant inclusive Polls open
close at two O'Clock +. II.
W. TITUS Secretary
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so prunmg hooks The happy, costeped peaceful days
Sder The vine and hg tree where none should dare 70
.ke them afraid anticipated and became the gst
q many sermon and the purthen of many song Even
Scnera Wells had laid aside his sword and took ~ tearing
NJ the soil for the corn beans and potatoes, profes
son One Of their roesan honest Webster-a country
man OF the immortal Burns, embodied the sentiment then
prevalent into verse; which has been sung by the elders
every misson-from burning India TO glacial Norway
As embraces good deal that spoken OF at the present
ne about their peculiar faith in the origin OF the tired
men," "the priesthood, and the universal dominion OF
Aormonism and altogether dream TO all human appear
likely To he rudey disturbed by General Harvey,
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AroTTCE.-THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS WILL
IN meet In room No. B. City Hall. Monday, Dec H. a
r. NJ to take into consideration the subject Of he iron pave
mont generally All parties interested invited 20 attend
EDWARD O. MCCONNELL. }ro,,,,,,,..
HENRY HOFPMfRE, - S..a.'.
JAMES GRrFFITHS, Son Su"'S'
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NYoTICE-rHE COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND PLACES
IN Of the Board OF Councilmen will meet at No. II city
Hail. Monday, the 18th instant, At o'clock 10 take
into consideration the proprety of regulating grading and
fencing Mount Morris All persons Interested
requested TO attend. >. 1. WAUGH + Committee
VIII. MANsFtELD,
H. O'BRfEN, Lands
H. O'DONNEIIA and
J. o. HUNT, Places.
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AT RIcHMoND's; bs7 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ME.
N tropoiian Hotel VIII offer, Monday the lth some
very OF emhroderes and lace goods, imported tor
the holidays 50 Less than regular prices Real
pon, collars the SID In place Of $40;
embroidered handkerchefs from 70 cents up ladies' dress
head dresses pins and for the hair flowers
Ac selected for the present with the usual taste
characteristic Of this department Mourning goods nfanis
robes honon lace from - half price,
round lace yctls real and imitation from 81 up; Bious
best kid gloves, 10 cents per pair. ktCHMoSuA
81 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan notal.
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MASONIC E0T1CE.-THE MEMBERS OF PHOENIX
M Chapter No r. A. NJ hereby directed 70 attend
regular meeting At their Odd Fellows Hall Of
and Centre Monday evening, December H.
At O'Clock for the election Of officers for the ensuing year
BY order OF ". T.. BREEDE, n. II.
WIIIAn II. uspERHnL, Secretary.
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RLAoK FLoUNcED SILK ROBES,
ID At IS dollars each.
Also
Black silk robes n qule
At IL dollars each.
prom auctonD
A great bargain.
A. 7. STEWART 90.
Broadway, Chambers and Reade sirccta-
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FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
TINwice DAILY, Sunday night excepted,l between Rich
i rnond Washington City GoTdUnsvie aad Alex
andlia.
Hours of departure at Ricll-
Returning leave W asiiinston.. &c A. NJ. aud pm.
Arrive at Richmsnd ........ 1850 P. N. pul4 An.
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
r1Ond and Washington.
TIIEsE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar.
of always securing connections is shown by arr
daily Richmond and Washington city Ia advance of
the Steamboat line.
PAaN sE4wERS RICHMOND W1sHIS0IoN. $3.50
An will he found always ready through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the Depots OF charge with ample time them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets lie obtained between DAnvle
Washington the Terminus OF the Road, nearly
plcted Danrle agent Of the Company wiz receive
Checks Of passengers frOn the Danvie Road,
tend their baggage all the Way to Washington the Bal
The the by the mall line by the old steamboat
route.
There change of cars the night line Rich
mond anu Alexandria. fe1
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CHUKCHEs or WHEELING.

Fer the Information OF yss s ,nS tbs
l'h the io.O"'"S ''S' " ''' nsraIes VIC
.'rs "'I Convection N i,h pleasure:
vi" MAKE 'he necessary and
o. Na'"'''s :" > 49, Ia , services 1eIS
Streets NeN' 'i h =
ei"'A' t,,;,, Main street. between First and
-, C,,,rc wheeling. K,v j. H. Smith, A. NJ, Rector
sec0nu 0SI'ls "t,srnoon g,s. uirt *.
r. If. WE'D Pastor, Fourthst
etNeeh br,.sn Main and
Steo" services morning and evening"
r,t cen Chestnut and
a.,t sor, Wheeling KEY. Z. ooDs, Pastor, serVi'
ssI PAUL. Pastor, ,Siainstreet,
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SEWING MACHINES.

HAVE the Ageneg for Excelsior Sewing Machines: price
$50, $500 Can BE- my warehouse, South end
of Market in operation Saturday from ii 19 o'clock.
zuS7 GEO. WILSON.
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'IC COI{kESPONDENTS.

LETT concerning subscriptions advertising or other f.
the In,eligencer should oe addressed 70
Letters concerning editorial department Of the pspel
should he the Editors jointly or TO either one
writing publication, will please write
oaly ON one side VI the paper, y,, -.
An observance the above rules VIII STealy "bise
aad secure prompt attention to correspondents ~
; ey might Otherwise receive.
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WHREI ING va THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER I2. Is
TRANSPORTATION.
Winter Advancement.


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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORS

VIrsImims Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
yrnn at the Hail. of Market and Monroe streets
I,xrs w. AiooEk, n. g.; B. ". Carr, Secretary.
RrnnltIim Lodge no. I3.-MeetS as abOTeeVery
Monday evening. J. ]. FRExcH, n. g.; ". p. Nc
Ksgrey, Secretary.
Wan. FeII Lodge No. 3s.-Meess asabOve eve
ry Wednesday evening. CuHs. DicENASS' n g.; Joan
.S,sldIs, Secretary.
whceling i.odEe No. 50.-Meets every Monday
evening a, the Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets
+. MuxAeAs, n. G.; John TEoburn, Secretary.
E,nuoIn Lodge No. S3.-Meets as above every
Friday evening A. =. sUIrH, N. g.; ". W. Ad"eAGrd
Secretary.
Abrams EaenmPuneut No. 1.-Msets at the
HAIL. corner Market aad Monroe streets the stand tAtrd
Tuesday evenings each month. n. e. M4EsH, C. p; ".
". Blanchard, Scribe.
Wm. Tell Encnn1Pment No. 3A.-Neets As
above aeond toWrth Tuesday evenings of each
month. HESRr KrRrs, c. p; ehds. LiaGk, Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
ohio Lodge No, IOi.-Meets nj Masonic HALL
corner Market and Monroe streets the first and third 1on-
dayeTcnings OF each month. e. ". SsRss, ". 81; Her
ande,. Ed,G&liR, seCretary.
wheeling Lodge 40. 12S.--AIerts as above on
and firi Thursday evenings Of each MONTH F. 4
nsrSrL1NsrR, W. 81; S ". Ft0FsoH, Secretary. aa4
wheeling UsiOn Chapter No. I9.-Neets a
above on the MonA evening OF each month. W e
ScorT, II. P; y. ". {'sdrS0n, Secretary.
wheeling EncHEaPment No. G.-MSets s'
Aeve on the yoar Monday evening Of each month. w
B4JKs,G c. 4 EostHg, Recsrder
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q. P. BROWN.

No. lib Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
now opening largest assortnients
Of GoOds in his line that has been brought this
city, which will he sold Whoesac and Retail prices
low any house West of ME Atlantic Cities.
Among his goods may be found Gold aud Silver Watches
from the celebrated English Suisse Manu-
Tucturercrs Also, real D. H. 4 d. American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks in variety including few
day Regulators quality, suitable Banks Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful JcweiFy, in sets otherwise OF Coral Mosaic
Cameo, Gold, Stone Lava all Gold JcwclEy. Also,
Of so solder and plated Jewelry. cheap
Fine pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Silver NspkI
Rings Card Cases, Gold Pens &c. &c. Every article
this establishment warranted to be good Trprese
nOneS call respectfully sOiryr
Inh25 Ills Main ST., door from Marsh TaylnrIs.
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MATH HW MoNABB.
MANUFACTURER OF TINEGAI

M4AN NutaCIl l1EtL- aOF ~ iNt0LaIC
DEILER
Flour, REilI Feed OF All kinds, Coru and
UOrn Meat, OntH, Estlled Ainy, &c.
of the articles delivered free Of extra charge
in Buy part OF tile City.
Opposite the Second Presbyterian Church, Wheel.
inG Iel7
Watches, j JeweIry, sIIyerund Plated Ware,
Clocks, &C. &C.
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OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

DAnT per annun. ~
WEEKLY, per GnnuIn.
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gsrman Protestant, Union Tan. Main street, between
Monroe and quincy; services ivy morning.
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WHEELING STATION, Nov 7tE 1857.
I'm and after Sunday Evening" Nov. Sth, the Passenger
" trains will this station daily $40 a. NJ, 4:4D
r. NJ, and 10 p NJ, Wheeling time. The Accommodation
daily (except Sundays S:lO A. NJ. will receive ana dis
charge passengers all principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland The Accommodation train is
discontinued on East end of road
The Express train daily, at !4I p M, viii receive aud
Discharge the following stations only Rem
wood MOnndsvile Cameron Burton, Denton's Ferry,
FairmoIt Fetternan Grafton RoWburg, Piedmont, Cum
nd Water Station Johns Run, artinSburg,
Harpers Ferry, Monocacy, Sykesyile, and Washington
Junction. The Mail train daily, Except Saturday, at III
cipa4 stations.
The trains will arrive follows: Mail train A NJ, Ex-
press train 1U45 A. NJ ouDoiaton train, from Cum
berland, at 6:s5 P.AI., Wheeling time.
nOya J. B fofsD, TfSsn.' Agent. ''"p :
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sheppard and NIoIgan,

Sheppard aAu 1NUt 6dA,
wHOL LESALE AND RETAIL
saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No. l31, Main So. Corner Of Union.
TJAVE now ON hand large and complete assortment OF
all articles in line consisting OF Ladies and Gen
eIens Saddles and Harness. Iron, Frame and
Wood Trunks and YsIees Carpet Bags, SateheES, Upper
Leather Hogshn, Hair and Wool Collars WhiHs, Hames
Saddles Of every description quality the
rate to the best style OF English shaitoe.
Iren frame Trunks Yalcrs very superior article
and rpsurpasssd for ghteSs strength and durability.
Fine single double Harness of the best style; stage
Wagon and Cart Of the best material and
large assortment Of Carpet Bags and Sstcel every
variety Of material and pattern
All crk ordered WIN be furnished promptly, and ef
fort Will spared EeEt continuance Of public ia
'gI no,G i've Us sN''- SaEpuARD 1 MORGAN