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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

ExpLosIox AID Loss OF BtEE-The Salem (N.
CO. Press gives the particulars of the explosion
of the boiler of the Buffalo Steam Mills, eight
miles north of Salem, )-Messrs. Golding and
Wallace, proprietors. The explosion occurred
on Tuesday evening last, about o'clock, caus-
ing the death of four persons, badly scalding
two others-one of whom has since died-and
making a complete wreck of the building and
machinery.
The killed are Mr.. Wallace, one of the propri-
etors, whose body was torn into three pieces by
fragments of the machinery, and otherwise hor-
ribly mangled Mr.. Abner Prior, present OIL
business, had his head cut of, which was found
some distance from the scene Of disaster, and
his body otherwise very much mutiated. Mr..
Gabriel Jones and 8Ir. Bethel Powers hadlimbs
broken and received other fatal injuries. John
Brown and Mr.. Tally were badly scalded; the
latter has since died. The explosion was caused
by the water getting too low in the boiler, and
filling it up suddenly with cold water. The loss
is estimated at 81 800.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

ophysTeInnsantlo the -Tras-
se Shoulder Braces Supporters HANDBAGS, Bes Instru
dnts OF all kinds syrnges Nursing Bottles, &c, &C., are
to he found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
~ a private IS attached to the store, where
Trussss are adapted to each case when desired.
Address or applyto Il. II. LOGAN & CO.,
I'VE bridge corner Drugglsts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

BEHF-P ACKING PRosPECrs.-In some of the
most reliable Es tern journals we lind specula-
tive estimates as to the prices of cattle the
present fall-prcdicated for the most part upon
contracts said to have been made by beefpack
ers in the West, and more especially those of
Chicago. For tie-pnrpose.of giving the readers
of the Press reliable information on this sub
iect, VIC have taken the trouble to make some
investigation, the substance Of which we ap-
pend.
The prospects Mt present are that more beef
will be packed the comming season in our city,
than during any previous year. One heavy
packer estimates the business at one third more
than the figures of 1S55-our heaviest season.
Another estimates it higher. In 1855 the num-
Der of cattle packed was 2S, g72, with an aver
age weight of 5T24 lbs per head; SO that to take
the lowest received, over $4,000 head will be
packed. One house alone in the city has heavy
government contracts which would seem to JUS
tify such an estimate.
At present there are only abouti17 900 head
contracted for by Chicago packers; but in the
course of two weeks a large number ofcontracts
now pending will in all probability. be closed,
and these figures be very much increased OF
those already contracted for we hear of 5000
head at BIC. gross weight; $500 head at DC;
and 5000 head at a tribe below Be. There Is
little probability, however, of any further con-
tracts being made this season below 1'3c.-
perhaps none below Bic
The quality and weight of cattle the present
season throughout the West will be much SUI
perior to those of last year, though they. will
conc to the block three or four weeks later.
Last year grass was poor and water scarce, and
the average freight was low. This season, how
ever, though it opened unusually late, has been
an excellent one for the growth of cattle. The
grasses on our prniries are rich, and water has
been abundant. An old droyer informs MS that
cattle of the same bone will generally weigh fifty
pounds more per head than last season. One
packer has contracted for 1900 head-none of
which are to weigh less than 600 pounds
[HicR1O Press.
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More New Books.

TUsT REcEIYED-Vlrgnla Iusra ted, by Drawings from
~ Porte Crayon, Webster and his Master plsces H. F.
Tet Macaulays Biographies Of Iusrious Mem Tes-
timony RocEE by Hugh Miller Arctic Adventure by
Land from the earliest date to the last Expeditions
search John Franklin by Epes SArgant-Price
only $35; Path, by b. Jones' author OF Wilde
Scenes &c. For 8ale Publ hers prices, by
sep9 JOSEPH GRAVES.
% Ed B0TTLE wAN.-Just received, superior Red 'ote
III Wax, for sealing bottles, Cans, &c. POr sale very
cheap by JOS. GRAVES,
JJTALL PAPER-I have still small lot of good Wall
w Paper hand which will close out very low for
cash, to make room for a new Spring Stock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

A Lazy TmEF-0n Monday evening, about
o o'clock, as a lady was looking at some rings
in the watch and jewelry store of Mr.. Somer-.
gill, No. l3S Grand street, another filsli ,nably
dressed woman entered, and began lonl.ing at
the rings also. Presently lady No. ., isli the
salesman, who was attending on lady No. l.
that she was in hurry; and would look i some
other time, saying which, she left. short
time after lady No. / uttered an exclamation of
surprise, at the same time remarking that there
had been one ring which she desired to purchase
which had suddenly disappeared The sales.
mans suspicion of course rested on lady No. 9,
who had left so suddenly, and he accordingly
proceeded in search Of her. On his way he
called in at the store of Mr.. Hickock, on the
next block, when he ascertained that a female
similarly attired had but few minutes left the
store.
At the request of the salesman, Mr. HEX
cock examined his stock, when he missed also
a valuable ring. At this important discovery,
the salesman gave further chase, and nearly
overlook No. in Filth street Seeing that she
was followed. the 'ladyf set off on a run, the.
speed Of which would have done credit to Pri-
Dress ut goOdwood. But the salesman kept her
in view until she reached the corner of South,
Firth and Fourth streets, when she took refuge
in one of the aristocralic domicils near the cor
ner of the above streets The salesman was
convinced that she must live in the house in
question by the manner in which she entered
". ], city paper.
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attributed to extravagant and unreasoning pat
riotism. 1t is not too much to say that an
on This SIDE the Atlantic If the United States
were menaced with any serious danger.
The gratifying change which has taken place
in this respect since the Russinn war may oe;
in part, attributed to the progress which NAG
been made in removing the Central American
difficulties. lis true that .lie treaty negotiated
BY Mr.. Dallas has not yet been concluded, on'
the principles Of an arrangement are recognized
ON both sides, and it is certain that the terms
which were originally proposed ultimately
form the basis Of settlement. The only Engiisn
interest in the disputed regions concerns the
free massage of the isthrnus. The half civilized
States of the American Continent may be lelt
without interference on our part to adjust then
future relations with their formidable neighbor;
The world Is vide enough for both branches Of
the race to spread without collision or intcrter'
ference With India to govern and Australia TO 2
cultivate, englishmen may look without leal-
ousy or regret ON the progress of the American
Union towards the Southern Continent.
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DIR. M. DIE vALLETs

E.
These pills have been used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor, Hospitals France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled sueeessgvng the great
est sOtsfaetiOn-cnring where other remedies fail.
They act as charm in correcting irresulariy and OBJ
structons producing regular Of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle Eunian. They produce an agreeable
exheration and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females those suPposnR themselves so are
cautioned against using these pills, they viii produce
miscarriage although under circumstances injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis EAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

JonS TnoNPsoN.-The New York correspon-
dent of the Charleston Courier, explains in de-
tail the circumstances ofthc pending prosecution
against this noted Wall street broker for fraud,
/ as follows:
| As predicted, John Thompson does not not
seem to get over his difficulties as easily as did
/ his friend Jacob Little Jacob is back at the
Board of Brokers, specializing as freely as ever,
while John is under arrest at the suit OF the
NIetronolitan Bank The Metropolitan Bank is
tthc redeemer Of the bills of nearly all the banks
/ in this and of one or two other States. ~ few
banks prefer to have Thompson act in that ca
pacity for them; so he takes up all the bills oil
| his out of town banks, which the Metropolitan
and American Exchange Banks happen to re
ceive. The day he failed, Thompson received
So. 500 of these bills from the Metropolitan and
gave his check for the amount due on the
American Exchange. This check the American
Exchange refused to certify. The Metropolitan
then. demanded Of Thompson to make good the
check, or else return the bills. lie could do
neither; so the bank says it looked very much
like an attempt at fraud, Thompson knowing
he had no money in the bank against which he
drew his check.
What gives a dark coloring to Thompson's
case is that for other checks he gave out, ne
returned the values on which he exchanged lot
them The difficulty at best is personal one.
The Metropolitan Bank cut into the business oil
all the brokers If uncurTentInoney, and IhomP-
son being the largest, it attectet nm most. VI
course his feelings towards that institution are
none of the most kindly. The public cannot
but sympathize with the bank. AS long us the
banks in the country, which will have tnelr
bills circulated in the city, are sound and sale,
the Metropolitan takes care of them, while
THOMPSON, or any of the other brokers, can fail
when they please, to affect any particular Pnr-
nose which they may desire.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

rNHIs ASTONISHING AND UNQUALIFIED PRFPi,t
il tou has meyer failed to produce a growth on 4
Heads, when used according to the directions and a
hair hack Its original color, after having become t
and reinstAte It In all its original heA:th usrs s6
and beauty Removes at once hll scrf, dandruG AID
pleasant Itching, scrofa erptlons nd fsyersh heal "a
the scalp II also prevents the hair from becoming
healthy and falling Oh. and hence qetsas perfect
HAIR INvIG0RAT0R AND TONIC.
We annex few certificates to corroborAte our ass
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! :. - = = = ". II. LOUAN q UU.I4
-Atothe Agents for wheeling and vicinity.

- -S43l "a " IT.
BIHek or Brown Hair produced In lve minutes
from the Grnyest Redest HAIR ny application of wN
A. BG1cnE1oR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
tee.ion and never to njure the hair or skin,
how oea applied long continued the genuine
and harm possibly Markthe steel engrav
ing ON the box, and VIZ a. BArcuELoR 28S Broadway
the sides Ask for WA BATcHRtoRs Hair Dye when
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
apso-1m 4. H.LoGAN a. 90.
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IAUanLINs BusHFIELp.
Ambrotypes for ST..

3AI1utU6ypes TOT PI. ?
PARTRIDGE, at his spacious rooms With faciI
ties operating and arrangement for light equal to
any In the country, and superior any In the city,
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
In the country. He prepared to Ambrotypes SO
they eau be sehtby man without extra postage Also set
them ioeksts and pins price Daguerreotypes-
Pictures made for customers good exhibited
and warranted to last foI ages unchanged.
AIknds Of rnaterialsused In the business for sale.
Rooms east side Of Main above Monroe over Marah
TayIora nez Etore ans1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

FroDs ne Baiaors PltIio. aud Coplmerctat Gtseite
HABIPr0N,s TINoTURE.-This medicine. which has been
before public for years. but especially for
the last year. by Messrs Mortimer MoEbray sole pro.
Pretors has with success, have seen
from the respectable AIargc number of pa
have been relieved and number Of the medical
profession slso who have used it in their practice, nave
voluntarily given their certificates OF Recommendation
| the proprietors.
We are decidedly opposed to 7,,ug nostrums
as we have many letters Sessrs. Mortimer Now
bray, from mentioned, feelt to be
nothing more Justice call the attention people
to their advertisement In to.day's paper.
f - TIL. LOGAN CO.,
-. xJI.,.It,,, an, ytcpttr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

. state OF Illinois, Caflsle,
ihave admired Its wonderful effect My hair Was besSs
thygS, cray but by The use q IL Z
Il Ex-senator United StA.A
ord thus: = - : W 7
TO your inquiries, would replx. that when ar
menced using Professor Woods Hair Restorative, ny h
was almost white and had been for the ten yt
anil 1t was very thin on the top OF my head and ye
and pulled out freelv but found that before had ui
the second bottle (Which WAS eight weeIs) my hair n
entirely changed 70 Its original color, Qg broEnlls
now free from dandruf and quite moist. have had =
hair i've six times since the cange and have IN
seen any thing like white Startling from the
II Is now as thick as It ever was, and does not
all 1t has proved in my case, all that could Wih toI
July i, 1858. Yours, &C., -
Dear Sir: have used two bottles Of Professor TH
Hair Restorative, and truly say, It Is the greatest 81
covery Of the age, for restoring and changing tie -
Before using It, was as gray as man OF seventy n
hair has now attained is original color You can t
one OF the worst kind. You're. DIN. MURPM
Prof. Wood: My hair COMMENCED failing Cd souse u
or four years since, and continued to do 30 until b
quite bald. tried all the popular medicines Of the al
ted Hair RESTORATIVE, and happy say, doinEsz
ders have now fine growth OF young hair, and a.
1tully,recommendt its use to all similarly afflicted.
Il A.O.wiLLIAAIS, rs Second Strts
. ltnisin, Michigan, August q Is
Is to certify that one year ago Was quite Trs 2
my mar so thin upon the top OF my head that ieifa
entire loss. In this condition applied for aud A
bottle Of Prof Woods Restoratve, and before islss
one quart bottle the gray hairs had entirely dsaPPt
and It had thicker mp as to be as uas usual as
suned glossy appearance, apparently more beaufEi
ever II was before. do, therefore, cheerfuy reeoE
tito all those ladies who value beautiful head Of hA
VIII also state that Iuse 1t now, occasionally for ~ aa
md identifying ELECTS, SARAH J. BROW
Chicago, Nav ], lSS
have used Professor Woods hair Restorative 10 e
ded advantage II prevents the hair from coming out
gives 1t gloss and softaess very desirable The W
hairs had, have entirely disappeared. Others ofmy
ny have used 1t and concur with me in pronOunepg ~
1t processes to be. HENRY CLARK Michigan AytsSss
| st Louis, Sept. q, y.
Or. o. J. wood-slr: have used nearly three bolid
isfactory II has entirely destroyed NIL dandrud a
head, and restored my hair to It's original color si
become quite gray. w9I. TRUEsDAn
I114AIArket ST., st. Louis r.ll
~ For sale in Wheeling by t'-%s
.ssy, rs T. II LOGAN. g. CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

DEATH AND DISEASE.
DzATn.-HoW comes 1t, friend In every shape,
You let so many folks escape!
DlsEAsE.-Dresd sire, 1 use all means can,
To obviate the life of man;
dog his footsteps from his birth,
Till he returns to mother earth.
Iuse all means uJed Of old,
Changes Of weather-lot and cod;
give them coIds-I give them pain.--
Track their bones-I Gre thetrveinS,
I poison them with rancid bile,
In place Of the digestive cIlyle,
Yet all Is useless nothing kIllsi
DEkuH.-How's thatf
D1sEAsx.-rhey ali take BAlxDREru's Puts
t. II. LOGAN & CO.,
Iy21-1w-daw Agents.
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CHRONIC DIARRHE!

CHRONIC DIARRHQGA.
We have in possession the cercse Of respectable
citizen, testying he was entirely cured of this dread
ful disease By using BRRHAHEs HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall pleasure showing the certificate to any
person douhtIng this statement.
=LAUGHLISS BUSHFIELD Wholesale and Retail Agents
for North Western Virginia. apI-1wdaw
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MEDICAL.
rerofa,s r1McrnRn

IU-HAMPTOE,s TINCTTJRH
| RTb 80 n VIVA s5fSITT5I, r>1,,,
S,,e, ~, SSAtH DISPEpST,
Eal WIFI CrrDD
~, ,.,r, ohE C0CCn
fl1AMRIOSsS I1NIIU1tE
MIIIgCURE 5RIjrIr,, 49,.
ITaiTp1LoN1,c.JrIS TiSTIiITr,I, AlATlSl
f1Ahf 1OTNlO 11NCl UhE
WILL CURE. Scpnp,,.
HAATPTO N,SsTINfiTIIRE VI
- - : I,Sr,I S,III,T, I n
w Iii CURE NERVOUS HEAD Ic,,
lHANJpT,ON,S sTTN(TpIFTPF,s az q III
= = STTrES1r,Tr, ', So,
IVY IflFGUltE HEUllAJCt
lHAMpTOS'S TJNCTDRE5 At1 { uI!
IyTI TT \ f :, 7 S,prNr ,.r,
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No. 35, Corner Monroe & Water sts..


WHEELING, VA.
TTERILY WE LIVE IN AN AGE OF PROGRESS AND
v IMPROVEMENT, and the wonders OF the Loom keep
pace with the of Genius In the other branet-
cs Of ART AND INDUSTRY.
Fabrics OF the Jaekuard Of last year We thought had
reached climax beauty and perfection bnt those o.
the present season EXCITE "oUR SPECIAL WONDER.
In proof Of this, witness the fsitE "
Gorgeous Stock of Piece-Goods!
Call there and see fer yourseves Observe the quality the
texture beauty periecness Of pattern and design
EXAMINE THEM WE'LL and be not TO leave the es-
Enlistment before have left your m:asurs for Cont
on of those exquisite pieces OF FKENOH CIUIdI
for pair Pantalnons from OF the many and divers
patterns Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASHMERE Tor a
vest among the extensive assortment OF FRtsNSn
SILK.VHIVET, GRENADINE, CASHMERE and SILK
VESTINSI and for an Coat from that unSr passed
stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CoATINGs Of the finest
Then look at that SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SHIRTS,
plain aud fancy-hose Crayats Hose Golfers HHndker-
CHIEFS Sik Nerino Drawers and ShaiS
Sc, &c. SUCH AN ASSORTMENT HAS NEVER BEEN
Please diso % rsiasBs tat acc kdes tho 1sst Cutters
and 0tfrS IN the cit and that Qlirdltee oltr NJ as
Qrflk ~ our Goods TH0S HUGHES,
No SS. Cor. Monroe and Water SIS,
apDq-1m Wheeling, Va
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Grand military and Civic Ball.
GRAND Military and Civic Rail viii be given by the
N VIRGINIA STATE FENOIRLEs, Mt WASHINGTON
HALL corner Market and Monroe streets Thursday
evening" the 18th day Of September, 1851 Particulars
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WHEELING AGENCY FOR THE SAFE or
DUPONT SsGUNPoWDER.
HAVING been appSilted te sole 2ent Ia this city or
IL The sale Of Dupdnts Powder, keep on hand IN
constant supply Of thevaTious kinds tnanhac
tnred b than, VIZ: Rne Powder In keys, Blasting Powder
20 Soa and koek and In hall and whole pound
pat up In cases Of 8 each Orders ili be
hned Tor site large or small AZ tie s6rfesf
notice, ss low = the sEne u had IN me Wet
49, ~ H.REIILY,
1TiS 30. S. Main St, RheelInF, Va.
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i MONROE HOUSE.
OPPOSITE TtIE SUSPENSION PoIDGEl
WHEELING, VA.
VIM. B AR RsHPF, SProprietOF

THHIs well known Hotel has been newly renoTalst =
Il now furnsl esthe best Of aeeommodatcnsto 'Fi'4
Rndboarders Ia & . .sS - ssat 5siftllgt
AT MODERATE RATES. -.
1t located var the centre OF the city, opposite
pension Bridge ana only few squares from the BaA
.Depots and Steamboat Landing. ~ ka.s s4sgtf
EXCELLENT STABLIEG -
Is attached to TIE House. Travellers and boarderI
assured that no pains will be spared to add 70 ti
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Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
Prepared by PALMER CO., No. "a broadway, New York
n. n. JOHNSTON. Sole = gent for wheel
ing, No. 1T6 Market ST., doors below Wiekham's 4Hc-
tlnn Rnnns. sepln
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KaN.l.. 3 Isn. whillield. llle lac KaIasas az.


KAxs1s.L Gen. Whitfield, the late Kansas del.
egatc, is inNcw York, and has informed the
Journal of Commerce that all isqniet in that Ter
ritory, and no further colIision-is apprehended.
The collection OF taxes was going forward,
and no murmuring had anywhere been made
except In Lawrence Gen. Walker thinks the
elections win be conducted quietly aud that
the Free State, party will certainly succeed
The Journal has also letter from another per-
son Of similar politics. who says that Ransom,
the Democratic candidate for Congress, cannot
poll the Southern vote; that efforts are being
made to shove him off the field, and substitute
R. L. Stevens; that the Republicans viii vote Mt
the election, and the signs are that the new
State will be carried by the Republican party.
--Ss@sS-----
Orn NEw CoxvEar.--wc have often, of late,
had reason to feel refreshed, built up and en-
couraged, at the unmistaScablc impression which
the labors Of the IatslligsHeer were having on
behalf Of white labor But no case OF CONVEX
sion takes us so all aback, as the subdned and
penitent manifestations of our excellent neigh
Dor Of the Times He is now assiduously and
solemnly at work atoning for past shortcomings,
and is canyassing a portion of the ground which
we, at the first starting out, found necessary to
lay before the people. 1t will be found sound
and healthful reading for those readers of the
Times who do not take the Knteltigeneer, and
to those who do, IL will have the happifying in
flnence Of 'sstirringIup their pure minds by way
Of remembrance"
We commend the Times to the attention of
the reading public.
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THT4NTED, by young man, situation as book keeper
w or could make himself usefal IS booEkeeper and
salesman, having six experience salesman In the
Dry Goods buSness ANY person desiring such viii please
address w. a. n, Wheeling, Va. sepH-1w
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MOTLGE,

TINE office of the wetern virginia Agricultural Society
open Monroe street, No. %, in the room for
nerly occupied by j. K Dunham All persons wishing to
enter articles for the Fair will please to call
sen9 Ef f7s G. MARSHALL, Cor. Sec'y.
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Q; ,. WOOD CO., Proprietor, SIC broadway, y. T''
ea9-Por saletn Wheeling by ,t'-A-
49, T. n LOGAN g. co.
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.NENUINB India ourris Powder. Currant aud Backher-
VI ~ M.s 0ats9Ps, Pickles, Preserres, oordiais and
sundry other good things Just received and sale very
cheap by 8 q 3 e.fl = W. A. EDWARDS 8 BRO,
sens Opposite MeLurs House.
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FAIL FASHION FOR HATs.

.i.ss4 - 1901.
AN nov prepared to furnish my numerous patrons and
1.-the public With avey superior quality style Mole.
SKIN Hats which are light elaEtie asteoor, fustfe OF
hnis and Of Erea endurance they good SER
vice In Al kinds % Heathr also general
SON PianterB, French, RoGkiand and Hungarian svIes
Black Brown, PEARL and Beaver eolers.s Also Mens and
BoSs' Caps, Of tie latest styles.
y. B-NoeSkn Hats flashed to Conformation neasiare
At short notice Bring along you can get an
kinds Of head gear 1T very tard, at D 4
W! ". JIAEESoNis.
8nE23 M Main &c