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>0@ AYERS
~ PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF
FAMILY PHYSIC.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF a

THERE has long existed public demand for ar of-c-
tive purgatiIe pill which could be relied on as sure and
TO that demand and extensive trial Of its virtues
has eOncuSyely shown with what success 1t aecompshes
the purpose designed It is easy to make physical p
but not easy to make the best of all PiHS-one which
should have of the objections but all the adVan-
taRc Of every other This has been attempted here,
and With what success would respectfully submit to
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for the
scrnonios and irritating the bowels This is not.
Many Of them produce 50 much gripping pain and reTul-
sion in the system to than counterbalance the
good to be derived from them. These pills produce no
irritation pain unless it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable no harm can arise from Their use IN
any quantity; but il better that any medicine should
be taken jGdicously Minute directions for their use
m the several diseases to which they are applicable are
given the box. Among the complaints which have
bOen speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver
Complaint, IN its various forms of Jaundice
Iangor and Loss of Appetite stesSneSs Initablity,
Bilious Headache, Billions Fever, Fever and Ague Pain
the Side and Lons for, in truth, all these but
the consequence Of diseased action in the liver As
apeent they afford prompt and sure relief IN Costive-
ness Piles, Collie, Dysentery, HumoTs, ScIofula and
Scurry Colds with soreness OF the body Ulcers and i'm
purity Of the bOod in Short any and every case where
a puTgatiye IS required
They have also produced some singularly successful
in Rheumatism. Govt DroPsy, Gravel ErySipelas,
Papitaton Of the Heart Pains in the Back, Stomach,
the year. purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change OF seasons An occasional dose stimulates
the appetite and ygoE. They purify the blood and by
their siinuant action the ciTculAtury SYSTEM
the SuenRth OF the restore Ine
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence
easonal dose is advantageous though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far as every purgatTe medicine
reduces the strength, when taken to The thou
sand cases IN which physic required cannot be
meTated here but they suggest themselves to the
Of every body: and this pill IS found to answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
TO mankind. Where their virtues are known, the
public will longer doubt what remedy employ when
in need of eathartic medicine Being sugaT-wr9pPed
they pleasant to take. and'beng purely vegetable
harm arise from their in any quantity.
For minute directions, wrapper the Box.
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1T rs NOT a DYE.
MRS. 8. a. ALLEN.S WORLDS HAIR

MRS. 8. a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
RESTORER.
Gray haired Bald persons with diseases Of hair,
scalp. rcsid the following and Judge of the articles
MRS s. a. ALIENS ZYLOBAISAMUM
torer best Hair Dressing for old young exsnt
being often eeaeous in cases Of hair falling, Gc without
REV. il v DEGAN, Editor Guide to Holiness. 1--WE
testify TO It's Effects &c.
Notwithstanding irregular use, the falling OF OF hair
ceased, and gray locks restored to original COLOR
REV. s. D. MORLEY, AtebOro' Massachusetts. at has
changed the Crown Of Glory belonging to old men,
to the original hue OF youth, &C.
County, New York. 'SIy hair Is now restoEeai 1t is
REV D. r TwooD, Sidietown New York ''sIy own hair
and that Of another Of my family has greatly shieken'
pvS ed IIISS almost bald &c ~ ..or.., E.
REV W. PORTEUS, stanTich Conn. at has met my most
sansuine expectatohs," &c.
REV. ?. GRIsWOLD, Washington, n. II. alt is reai
ef1caclous in restoring the hair" &c.
RRV 9: ~ sPRAII, LeEis6urEh, PennsyiTania I'VE
REV ]. p. TUsTIN, Charlestown, South Carolina. 'The
white hair has become obViated, - &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Aerden, n. II. 1--WE think
very highly Of your preparation &c.
RRY B. G. SMITH Pratt s6Grgh \ y ~ vas surprised
REV. G. n. CLINK, LewistoDi Pennsylvania ut has
stopped my hair falling and caused new growth"
iSfed and recommend H."
REV D. NORRIS, Cross River, New York. sit s the best
Rgv. WILLIAM CUTTER EIltor Mothers Magazine, New
York. "Recommendsit." 49,
We export these preparations Europe and they
suPerseding ali others there well in the United
noes not soil sdin Sold by all the principal whole
sale and retail merchants in the o. 81 Cuba, Canada
DEPOT, $50 BECOME STREET, N. Y.
where address all letters and inquiries.
Some dealers try sell articles instead Of this,
which they make profit Write to Dept for circular
terms, and information. Genuine is signed, Nrs s. a.
Allen, written IN tH6. Beware OF eounteTfeits
sepG-3meod
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RRCTIRIERS, LIQUOR MRIsCEHANTS
ANIL WH0L.EsA A e G ROGERS.

DIR. FEUCHTWANGER'S
FLAYORINGs TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
The undersigned has lately made great improvements in
this branch OF business The havornES put In pack
and gallons and requires but the addition
OF Pure Spirit either LIST 4th proof and Liquors such
Cognae, either dark pale Holland and English Gin, ia
and St. Croix Rum, Monongahela, Bourbon Irish and
Scotch ThiskeV Apple Peach Cherry and Raspberry Bran
Port and Madeira Wines will be Instantly produced. It
requires skill, but addition OF good SPIRIT so
gallons each gallon of the respective Plavoring.
The best COgnac OIL gree yellow and white warranted
genuine, as Low any other importer in the u. s.
Essences of Liquor. Extract OF Cognac, Id. of
which produces goo gallons of CoRnae.
Raw Whiskey may by DR.. Ps and body preparation
be made smooth with but tTi1inE expense
The price n PlaYOrings extremely moderate and d
rections in full supplied by
DIR. LEWIS PEUCHTwANGER,
Chemist and importer OF Drugs, Essential oils and Met-
ais, DdguerreOtype md photographic Chemicals
No. 143 Maiden Lime, New York,
n B. Sole Agent for GOdfreys celebrated Cordial Bers
and Gin. ap9s-6md4w
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Pianos. MelOdeOns, and every Kind musical
ments tuned and repaired.
m All 90 dis warranted nj this establishment. nOv6
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REMnVAI.

HR undersigne grateful for the patronage they have
received from the citizens Of Wheeling the public
generality At the old stand respectfully ask
anee Of the At their location, No. lis Main,
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose, at all keep
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENswARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that win be most likely to suit
the taste OF an who favor With their patronage
Our Rooms spacious aordIng facilities unsurpassed
In the West TO exhibit goods advantage aside from
our Retailing and packing department shall continue 70
keep hand original packages Of assorted QuegngWare
adapted to This section % country and the extreme West
which VIII be offered at small advance the cost
Connected with this house, is n FLINT GLASS MANU-.
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants nav RELY
saving the earriae from the East to this point by buying
their Glass and QueenSEare from
mh14 No. 1I5 Main st. between Monroe Union IS
GATAwBA, Ginger, and Domestic Brandy lust received
y AMI for ; le by Los22l v. 4. EDWARDS BRO.
IsBoN, Madeira, Port, Sherry and Malaga Wine Just
II received and for sale by -
oeea W. a. UPWARDS / bro.
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In connection with the above keep every kind OF mi
Sleal Instruments and musical merchandise generally
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-
III, sS(I(OtIHhIt ..a-is'a
= = - - -
NO. 157 Main street, fVNheelng1t va
NVbolasala and Retail
;.i..- VIZ ~ - = NSS -
DEALER IN
VTrntcheS. Clocks. .BeWe1Py, Watch & Clock
Materials, Tools. GEasses,
fNJTVFR Plated and britannia Ware Gold Pens, and PEN
- Jis oIJ and silVer Snectaeles Port Afohnaea
Sori ses CabRs Work Boxes Brushes Combs Perfume
Enyr,S SnsTs Pocket eVdiVefS,
p,1ois r an q plated neeIs Spoons and Forks
aI GGSrds SteeI Kevs Stee Pens Jet and Coral Clouds
M gensraj sssortneIt Of nsefi and fancy articles
A -
Having ptev added very larrely TO my stock both in
The Whoisssie and R.tsH depsTtments enable me 10
oTA, "a - 80 - I i-Ifs,7Til = -
NTafnhn1alrars Marnhants EoediafA
y. w - ,..as,r,.,, 4,
anu tne puolO SeneESHy' - S"tptse ASST -
thSioWsst PtlC y, d, IN, -, 80 ,-..,.,,.d
MalSnes anu StOSAe ssPett - M
DTHr DTT IRWIN cnnDE
GO51gGN D56 INV II . OEG11
174 MAIN ST.. WHEELING.
s.aE75' L9ITT a 1TTIIs TJrTOTT1E,L1 TTE2d mr.,
Pd41A <LttD H, 1N I'm @4l<iD1S. =. !.
SNTONE d THOMAS take pleasure In announcing uH1I
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nc~rceraed in the fifteenth ward station house. shey
began TO feel the calls Of hupger towards evening" and
nested officer 20 obtain them some dinner M
Eckel the latter that be gorg be to
cat prison fare, thoogh he murderer, aud 70
ques.ed him 10 get them something from outside Inc
Rentsusp from Broad wsy saloon the damages 70
iuS dafIaye cd By Mr. Eoke and the pair forthwith At
Tackled the provender with sust0
The officer in question states that later the evening
the Two friends began to get trei and Mr. Ecke said to
his companion "We, guess shall turn in, - mesnus
that he would lie own the bench which, by stretch
OF the imagination, IL supposed 10 afford mediation
TO the occupant or the cell The officer determined TO
watch them close.y AT eleven o'o,o,kP NJ, he went
down for the purpose arrauging the prisoners stove
Tor the night and he declares That he found them both
tfeppg, aud tbat too, more soundly tbsn he fancee
eui persons could do We give his statement for wins.
n tn.
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Personal intelligence.

Lieut. Col cords lei this mornins, rrs. " cs.fp~
mia to relieve MAJOR Cross ASSISTANT o1arissnsHss
General at san Francisco
The Hon. Martin w. Bates, the new United Stsscs saa
tor. with fall al Wilmington Del. on We1,ss
day last He len Dover n his sssa
In the Senate Friday, but ncppsd In Wln.uxtoo "
visit hia In comiog out from the residence " ~
later he fell zoe and severely bruised himsst ~
that he bas besa oondnsd thers TO his bed 1,
quence.
ARRIVALS.
From liverpool In the siesmship Africa-Mr Cohen sn<
lady Burgess l. Newell Mr. wtiten and lady. ki@ (.
Croker. I've Fories,, Mr. Aschsnberg, Mr. 0recf
Gteed Mr. seabrook Capt Price, Clark Mr Irving Cap,
Williams. Mr. Blinkhorn, Centgen orescryi Mr tss
Mr. Thompson, G Julitn Smith Mr. vbert n SIM d,
Moore VI; q l. McGouikey W Clare fotmsp, VI; :
white Miss Grant Russell v 1ssnesster Mss fvrgs
Sullivan, Mr. Issc-TotA, 40
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procuce the paper he received from General walker
sWes the proposition he wrote to him in Mr. Tbessa
Mr. ~ Sssashss General oazaeau know Jet
Mr. Mcheon If he has no, got them he produce
Mr. Morgan here entered the ROOM but the defeod.ass
counsel SAID hey did not desire say
Mr. asxs snes TO S
Snt IN oar vessel Nesasa last sea
Mr. bs9kmsn objected said seemed tina. this srun
of p ssss s:
give bail for their appearance Court and thus wave snS
further examination before the COMMENCEMENT Then NJ
coming win he be decapaed and he would Leave
that some limit should Be put too o prorscsS
s ssa s Se 10 o s S
forward By his associates the leading counsel he
had ne e hin nc
tom Of The Pssdsn sec Much Of these person n assaults
he Sss,:
whS ss .nS q Ses
statute stood the Of 1878 against enitmsnt
na
q he 0As m s oSss1a -
a: he sentiment 81 he :ss..oss
been 81 The sss
EeKeOn, any other executive olcer Of the governments
e but whilst The L. law stood and he On
\. t Ssd oS Sf T r. y.
been The adiciment Of Cor Fa5ens on forms@
sion He was indicted with Col Kaney Col Kinney Won
smsrants called ID them; he :adasss
iss S saas n Had S %
manned. The Joint Indictment against aud Fsbeas would
e%.s.as. sls sssss y
men Who no claim to t. and are snp pro@ees
Sy nothing but ,phit Of ice and speculation. Under
the plea Of Liberty TO Nicaragua Thousands q
the these %ss !.
% a. hs s s WOULD the g q |
iCr Ae Cs.Aois rexo ch esistnstn MIC srssus,
into military barracks by these new emgrsnts to Ncsags
s s pr OF % MI wso
done no wrong against them and under what le4ts.:
70 e of Sour Custom House sDa goa w na
the of vessels engaged the traffic of sending slaves
e o q With &
rsgua and will ind the slave traffic connected with the
sending Of slaves to Cuba is the next day engaged giving
Mr. Measher am ns ruced by Col Fabeus to say that is
Ease -, CO. .,.
collision with YOU but know what assert, and repsa
that person claiming high oci. position under Nicaragua
sauls that have been made Mr. McKeon then proceeed .
which was part Of the corpus deficit ,,,.,..
Judge Dean contended ass1 S ne Of ss
Attorney, alluded to by Of his associates he could
mova and as member Of the bar he would
II was for him 70 refer TO the manner in wct
The Commissioner ruled against the admisabity Of tho
The witness Brown was then by the District
but being forthcoming the District Attorney said he
shed the adjourned over 10 Monday as he erpectse
motion then made adn, the defendants to MI i.
their peeorpsSce In 200 each and The ss
adjourned to Monday next, at IL O'Clock.
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Daring Attempt at Anon with CamFhene.
A NAN HIRED TO FIRE THK PREMISES -ARRHsr -
PATRICK GAVIN AND PHILIP CoRvIN-rHR PRISON
ERs COMMITTED FOR AN EXAMINATION.

Daring Attempt at Anon with Camphene.
A NAN HIRED TO FIRE TUE PREMISES -ARRE5r -
PATRICK GAVIN AND PHILIP CoRvN-rHK rausu
ERs COMMITTkD FOR AN EXAMINATION.
On last Thursday evening Captain Carpenter q the -
ward police, information received from . nsaasf
Mathew Brsherey, proceeded TO liquor kept a Ne
Worth and arrested Patrick DAWN the propeaor
q charge OF n attempt at arsoo.
M Baker the Fire Marshal was notified cd immediassF
self hat man named Phip Ccrvn wac also party soa-
cerned In the attempt TO fire the premises,
and %sSs Of Fh ward took he
appears from the sadayl. of Mshew Breheney he
noted bartender for Mr. Gavin, aud hat tune orips
the past summer judgment procured against Usvi,
maSs an he y
Gavin The goods were levied upon and taken away " tbs
rsnce on the goods 70 the amount Of $50 in the ses
rance ComPany This pole. was over % john
down 10 about one gallon OF appejak ana he empty
aud riures Pror 70 the a5h anuay Gavin from lime to
premises get he insurance money and told him how
do it, he SAID hs would send some canphene TO the store.
barrels under he counter And inside the a. .aa
partition then he tbrehcney who occupied the back
Without bis clones and hat he GAVIN would see hun AZ
git about Y" On the sls January about O'Clock ~
osn q csmphsoe to the store snd be asked sieh, a-y
would be better take in the back door he
nsb, he ID Of februsr, pssrics GAVIN Psp coyio sss
Mathew Breherey met at Cofyin house In West Twenty
asT n ne. or. Ssy Sss Knew
about and that Brebeney should have fred The store
nes5Ay night would be gh ard At About cox
On the day Of and previous Gsv1 srres he Sd
OF csmphene be careful and away 90 hs Ae bys
srousd the store will not see it BE then took The demesn
the store had been taken away b. Gavin 10 IVA nst
with camphene The demioan found By csp..ia C~'
pener, standing on sshef IN the window nnsd VITA snn
phsne, = described BY the witness.
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Naval Intelligence.
The United States frss,e Congress Wa n AisIlafris
Egypt on the 9th Of January.


Obat usry.
The Boston raHs-ipt learns By prvs,s letter .hAs
GBoRGs cAnArSssnS archsos OF ihe Crys:a Palace Ss~
York died II Copenhagen on the Alb OF January -
oomm0esd the publication OF sunday nsvspsps a.
Copenhagen and died the lay mat tas ars aunsr
wps tssu.
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THE LATEST.

We understand that the various Articles or linen about
the house which were found stained win blood have
been r,edl, examined By the chemists engaged on the
case and that their written report thereupon in the
hands Of the Coroner We are informed, on authority
,b., the examination far a. soes, e.ssrses the In.
mates Of the house, all the blood being uasnssrus
The blue silk dress which had long ssn from top 10
bo,,op. and vas supposed 70 have been worn By some
person engaged the murder has also been examined
ana the stain was found TO from preserves sugar
compound spill downh
The Rev Mr. spodgrsss svyived from Goshen and had
nm interview with his son yesterday morning. 10 the
.nerroou, young snodsrass expressed The wish 10 an
ccer 10 be put again On the stand, and probable
hal M. vi,h will De srstAed this day. 10 believed
,hs, he oognlzsut Of much more than he has hitherto
bseu ,OLos 20 state, and his re examination may prove
ne ars1 ~ ,bu Nsssu Scsei aEi suOagS we're
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APPLICATION FOR HABEAS CORPUS FOR
ECKEL AND SNODGRASS.

Fan O. An application was made In the Cour, Of Common
Pleas before Judge Brady for wit Of hsbeas corpus for
Ecsei and suodsrsss, (held Witnesses in the Bond
stree, murd and for the keeper Of the CITY Prison TO
shov under what authority they should bs restrained Of
The Judge granted the motion the writ is rsturnsble
Saturday this) morning, at 10 O'CLOCK
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RY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
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vance otherwise - 80 will be charged in all va paper
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unless ordered inner weekly and then 80 cts
No., square will be charged insertion If the number OF
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ftty
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READY MADE CLoTh1NG.
c>.n.nnn.rn,NG ANn .,mmEM 1851

sssN,E~ EoU spHsNG AND st MmEh 1851
- W. , aeeampshta three grand points In getting up
s..k # Spfua and summer Goods q VII Elegance
Styles purtbitA Mate al and Economy IN prices lhe
repnta house tor keeping superior Zoo rs 50 W'u
eStshs cesstrN move IN t4df pomt
w wut a attention Ia tho following nticlcs m e"ihshis
elaftHt ar Etaek.
Over In 1lan. for Spring. Eureka stylt,
Snrtr Dross toats Ria-k and hue,
MFd.Hu
sup h.azs ffu.A roais.
Medium
Single breasted C. at all eolors
Hnsuns Cassimor" uits for Spring,
NV Sf,Ic Irar aud Suumrt Vests.
INtra BACK poe skin Pants,
Fancy 81
Sanfls' Cashmere us
Chi1rcns Suits stNe, from 10 10 I years nld,
Blaoe silk Sarks. superior quality
AIasa. Qaeas Cioh, Bnrpoor Casnnarit ftoek '"a'S'
Pants,
Mafs,l,lcs StIit all grades
.no N navieA Il Co.'S track Yoke Patent Shirts
MarsfN.s ahs (ncw) with Garroo Collars all the rage IN
New York . n
Gloves Cfayats, Mock Ties Handkerchies Umbrellas
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Nalises, Aet Ae. 80 , ,,,,,,
IL a } piNoS, Agi
Salem Register, Wythcyi Times and Telegraph, Western
Star Bedford sentinel and abingdon Democrat COPY times
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VOL. 5---NO. 237.
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.


ny pn. n. ROMAN, OF KELso
"The rausomed of the Lord shall return and come
o Zion with songs and everlasting Joy upon their
cads. .e-lsaiah, xxxv 10.
Where the fadcd flower shall freshcn,--
Freshen never more to fade;
Where the shaded sky shall brighten,-
Brighten never more TO shade;
Where the sun. blaze never scorches;
Where the star beams cease TO chilli
Where no tempest strs the echoes
OF the wood, or wave, or hill,
Where the morn shall wake In gadncss,
And the noon the Joy prolong,
Where the daylight dies in fragrance,
Mid the burst OF holy song,---
Brother we shall meet and rest
Mid the holy and the blestl
Where no shadow shall bewilder,
Where lifcs vain parade IL ocr,
Where the sleep of sin is broken,
And the dreamer dreams no more;
Where tho bond IL never severed,--
partngs, claspipgs, sob and moan,
Midnight waking, twilight weeping,
Heavy noon tide all are done;
Where tho child has found its mother,
Where the mother finds the child;
Where dear families arc gathered,
That were scattered on the Wild
Brother We shall moet and rest,
Mid the holy and the blest!
Where the hidden wound Is healed
Whoro the blightcd life rc-blooms,
Where tho smitten heart the freshness
OF its buoyant youth rcsumesj
Where tho love that here wo lavish
On the witherng leaves of time
Shall have ihdclcss flowers TO fix on,
Ia nm over spring bright cline;
Where wo find the JOY ofloving
As we never loved before,
Loving on, unohillcd unhindered,
Loving and evermore;--
Brother we shall meet and rest,
Mid the holy and the blcst
Where n blasted world shall brighten
Underneath bluer sphere,
And n softer, gcntlcr annshne =
Sheds It's healing splcndor here
Where cnrth's barren wales shall blossom,
Putting on her robe Of green,
And puror. iairer Eden
Be where only wastes have beeni
Where King in kngly glory,
snch as earth has never known,
Shall assume the righteous sceptre,
Claim and wear the holy crown,
Brother, We shall meet and rest
Mid the holy and the blest
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BNssN ~ HspsE,

(SUCCEssOK 10 VI LAS6Hotst n SoNs9
MAIN STittkI, LIhCHkuKu, Va
In this establishment VIII always be found on STOCK com
plotc of Cigars f all kinds made IT the finest I'm
ported Iabaccs carefully solicited and manufactured with
please the astous smokers and Ia maintain tor
pf this establishment reputation equal 10 those
Of any ilanutactury iH Tho country.
70 enable the manufacture Il ofer nt all nes complete
he as keeps constantly large stock imported
Havana Cigar which will be- sold small nd
uiAcust.
The dealer of city and State is special
y s"hced examination # he Stock The brands of the
and have for yea beep sold the large
Northern trt hsg- entered into successful
peon 18th brands OF all Kinds 81 imported and domestic
uiaCtare.
Orders from any part at te Union vii be promptly mot,
and satisfaction guaranteed 10 purchasers
dec Ally
Es EES, StObes, koOer.-y ss@t opened great
II Sarey of Beragc Grape, ,cnnet and swa Rob AT
tri 'cs tLr cant al 70 tul'pvT has'rs.
., Sta JOHN ABsAHAMs,