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The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-17

iO.3l6 prizes. amounting to S532;,
Tickets Sl--Shares in proI orion.
We Invariably answer letters by return mail. en-
closing the tickets in pucc safe enyeloe always
observe lie Strictest confidence After the lruvi- is
send the official drawing. with writ zen eN-
panatlon of the result of the venture. All
Prizes bought at this office payable Immediately
after the drawing in Current Money. and
Notes of State. Bank drafis III yInt tick
cts at far For odd ancunt in making hangc we
ceive postage stamps they being enien than
silver CoresrpE'nts may place the confidence
in the regularity and safety Of the mails As very few
| or no miscarriage of Money happen when properly
directed to Be careful that you a.enticn your
Office County End State. Give us least One gle
tfial, Eou cannot lose much if not gain One single
trial may make you independent for life. TRY Us.
There should be such word as fail Address
CORBIE Il co.
Box 1919 Post Office, Baltimore Nd
Oct. Ii s4-6!c
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-17
PRTSPECTIS
OF
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
For the Year 1886 .Julr. to December.

=:NTr-rHI:sD VOLUME.
Ia i,si,in= he rr,.Pectu- of the Twcnty-rhird Vol
commencing with tie July No., the Propretors rely
solely tie encouraging letters and promises of the
friends OF the Messenger to aid them in extending its
circulation. iud they beg to assure the public that no
'Ntrtiols viii be rcmttcd their part to maintain
the high character Of the work. and challenge the
patronage of all WHO valu. sterling literal, mrtit
to reflect faithfully the Southern mind while dislaining
all narrow .nd sectional views and has been alone
among the monthly periodicals of America in defence
Of the PECULIAR INSTITUTIONS OF THE
SOUTHERN STATES.
To this office it will b devoted and will be prompt
to rape assaults upon the South. whether they CONC
OF alt-:l'vety pamphlets At this critical juncure
while our enemies ARE employing literature their
most potent weapons of attack. the Southern people
viii urey not withhold their encntlra : mcnt from
work whose stall be strike blows in their de-
fence.
The Messenger will as heretofore, present its readers
'eM Rerie,os, HiAortcnl n"d Bicgroph1cql
Stretches. -vords. I"tcs, Ttorels, Essogs, Poed:z
CrusqurS, and Papers tic 1rmY, Nary and
other NnktoAaL Subjects
MESSENGER. the Propretors though they intend
greatly increasing the size cf the work have reduced
THE price of SUBSCRIPTION which is now onJ
Three Dollars per. annum, In Advance.
OR FOUR DOLLARS IF NOT PAID BEFORE THE
FIRST OF July N ANY YEAR.
CfIFS- Rcii.iiiirG rs Fifteen 1'olIars in
letter. will be entitled Six Copies
The Editorial and Critical department of the Mes
sen ger will continue under Iii. charge of
JOHN X. THOMPSON, Esq.s
And Will embrace coriols current literature
and reviews of all American Foreign works IF
genera, interest and value. The Editors opinions will
lie always fearles~ly and honestly avowed-
The Business Department is conducted by tlte under
si.en .vhor ali col; ,icton~ Of business
u <GFtt.T.<>-E. FEaGUss0E ( co.
I,asv ;ujdirg =. Franklin Street. Eicl2oad, va.
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= - q L So~>
We gather the followIas ~ 1'ssar
Der 81 tables pnblishe1 iu the NoE IA num-
aid: s. ~.as. :. ~ IL s<ax<sz a. $.
During the Yeas just elesea, 11c persons
were killed and 6al9 waaeded by l42 railroad
accidents in. tLo unissss,l States Among the
killed were 26 engineers and % ire'nsn. Dn4
ring 1856 there were le5 killed and 6e9
rounded by l53 similar, accidents
There were 80 fires in, ahe United States in
1856, which involved the 5loss-of as8 lives. In
1885 there wefc OILY % 'Greswheye loss of life
@alca,xrcals aud. aLs -nAnshas q psrsons lost was
but lI9.s4 4-a >. =, p $685.. ~
The number Of fires in the United States in
1856 (vhe.c TIC loss Of property was over
$50 900 at each, was 221, and the aggregate
loss S2l, 5s 600. against loss offs ,049, 900
at 123 fires in 1855. Add to the above tho
amount Of property destroyed by fires, where.
in each instance, the loss was less. than $9Q.-
900, and the aggregate would be increased 20
probably $4,000, 900 in 1856, and to $ls,
600, ,OoH III 1855 .s4r.1-,
The number Of steamboat accidents in 1856
was 90 pcrs;jms killed 35S, .Maanaed l27.
The niimbcr Of accidents in 1883 was 21-
killed l76, wounded l07. n,
Thirty Revolutionary soldiers died in the
United States in 1856.
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STATE NORTH CAIOEIN A-.- OF t1SON


Cowr! Of Pleas oaA QHarter .Sesstoms--Norem-
ber Icfm, 1855.
The Petition of Amos Bntcr Pnckney b. Hill and
R,iSSel Hill by their faith and next friend John He'll.
Elias Bullock and wife Nancy; Spiers Farnum and
wife Mary: Henry F. Pitman and John Hamilton and
wife Sally ard IsEam Butler, and Nancy Butler widow
Of Will;aia butler
Against Oied ah Tutlcr ana john Batter.
Petition for ii sale of Slaves.
1t apfearing to th- satisfaction Of Che Court that
Ohedial Butler and John Butler the d"fendants in
this reside beyond the limits of this State. 1t is
therefore, motion ordered by the Court that Fablic
ton be made in TIE North Clroinian. q nevspa per
printed in the town Of Fayetteville. to- six weeks
:e>Siveiv notifying the said defendants of the sling
If this petition and that un less they appear at the next
term CT the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions he
leld for the county of ISbsson the Court House in
f4nmberton. the fourth Monday OF February ne<t
md answer the petition. OF the same viii be taken
pro cpnfessio and heard eypare as them.
Witness. Shadrach Howell Clerk Of our said Court
Office at Is.nberion. the fourth Moaday o Noveln-
her. 4. ID. and of American Independence the
year. Issued the 27th dag OF December is56.
SHAD HOWELL. Clerk
: b Z. FREEN.NN = c
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STATE OF NoRl,zG cARYIfis -
#fL ss&s@s Afs- ssst-OUCTT.
Caurt of Pleas Y3urytcr iScssions--1vo voSsm5er
sIexmri $50. ~ Z


Dr.. Il. Mclean. Ss.aMalcms Baxter.
Attachment levy on Land.
Judgment nis for Sixty dollars and interest from
szssss sss-22 December 1851 and costa
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Conrt upon
affidavit filed by the RlaiatiH that the Hefendan
Malcom Baxter il n inhabit.,I,t of this State
ascon eonceals himself that the ort,inary process
OF law cannot he lhin.- Willisin Brown
ment against the said Maeem Baxter With the follow
ing Endorsement to wit - Levied tractEof Land
containing acres less aS the
perty of ofMaleom BAXTER lying the waters of Eich
land Swamp bout mile from Philaelpis Church.
aud joins the lands of Daniel Mcmillan. Mar. Gra-
h.yn aud others ousthe east aiie of said Swamp III
Isobesen Cannty Oc1prr lhrtias s56a Il rs there
= as. \ i,s eals II 'ss Court .1st Rs'sa.
in the of Fayetteville. for six weeks SuccesveIv.
notifying the said defendant to he and appear before
the Justices the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions be Held for the county of Ro,cson at the
Court House in Lumberton the fourth Monday of
February next. then and there to show cause. il
can why ud gment final shall not be entered against
him and tlie lands levied conde demned TO be sold to
satisfy the plaintiffs dentsnl and costs.
Witness. Shadrach Howell Clerk of our said Court
at Office in Iumberton the fourth Monday OF No, en-,
ber A. d. 1856 and Of American Independence = e
Slst year. Issued tie u tn day Of December SOS
SHAD. HOWELL, CLERK.
By Is. FIsEEMSN, .. c.
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-17

Having been appointed Inspector of Naval Stores
am prepared to perform all duties in my line Of
business either at the River OF in Town. l have !:
convenient and commodous WAREHOUSE the
ccfttcr OF Gillespie Street, and be found the
store Of Y. ". Can:pbcf's wien wanted.
will take pleasure in attending tuha business of
my country friends. aud hope by strict attention
business to merit share Of the public patronage NJ
charges shall be moderate a. any expect.
will do my duty to both buyer and seller.
WM. Il. WILEY.
Dee. 90 IS56 oe-tf
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Money Wanted.

i%i'l sell my DWELLING HOUSE and lot at
present occupied by myself, situated in lower Eay
.tcviile on Person street. opposite -Mr o. Houston :
t"eliing The Lot contains ever half Gu acra an,
thre- rooms and good we'll of water convenient
Apply To r. d. DAVIS.
or JOSEPH tTTLEY.
T.. 81 fftha afoye Properly be not privatcfr dis
posed Of ny st Jann;rY, it will then he offered Il pub
lie auction. p u. 4,
Dee 6, IsjG y7-tf - -
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THE FLOiTING BALLS OR KNUcKLE
W ASKING MACHINE.

The subscriber having purchased the Right OF the
above Machine for the Counties of Cunbes land and
Harnett, Is ready to furnish such as may be
desirous of obtaining Right. The machine issimpie
portion Of it fail be easily and speed dy repaired
by person having the Of tools dc net claim
Er this machine than What it is ble to perform
with that description of labor which almost every
with tfc eordinary duti-s. IN first place q child
u Or - years of age all the labor after
having seen It Operate few times and f the direc-
tious are adhered 70, do much work in day
work will be much better- done Below viii be fa,r,s
ceftinate from tSe ;rAo have ',rchased and ,u,
have in one Of these isaehnes $50
ISIIAM BLAKE.
April Il, 1856. 93-tf
FAYETTEVILLE. n c.. April g. 1856.
We. the undersigned having purchased of Mr. lshaIu
Blake one of the above NJ tchneS cordially recommend
it to til" fvtr OF the Public It washes very rapidly
and the work is much better done than is usually done
in the old way. and with less wear to the Clothing.
1t far exceeds ctations, aud has only he
seen in operation to satisfy the most skcpcal of its
utility and economy We have doubt of its being
generally used wherever introduced.
y. 6. McR>E. yNo D. WILLIAMS,
w. j. ANDERsoz JOIN D. STARR,
WM McLAURIs, JosEPH A. WORTH
A. =. Hurt. A. J. O'HANLoN,
JAS. q. SMITH DAVID WEMYss
We in company with several other gentlemen. saw
defaced, put in and washed out by tl.is machine re-
moving all the dirty appearance OF the hll. and lcav-
ing it perfectly pgiEic which shows there is little
rubbing produced in washing til" articles.
FRA<E \. RoBEErs,
JAS G. SMITH.
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-17
Land for Sale,

The Subscriber offers for sale. his LANDS in Tar-
nett County. consisting Of Three Hundred and Nine
\crss. more OF less. situated and lyn" in the fork
BAriacne and Upper Little River | will sell all
together or i'll lots to Snit the purchaser These wish
ing to purchase viii do we'll to examine the Lands as
= description here Wcaid be useless.
will sell the above named Land on the premises on
Thursday the 18th January 1851.
For further particulars apply to John Small my
self at Owcrsville. y. G..
W. 4. SMALL.
ie- -Dc, 1S16
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DOBBL|' HOUSE, .
POWERS 4 TROY. Praprictors

~ The frorrieto-s Of this Establishment an
Is.sHE T"uncc to the public. that owing 10 the con-
liz stantiy increasing patronage extended to
A21ea1D them they have been induced to enlarge the
accommodations by the addition of an extensive Dining
Room on tue lower floor and suite of Rooms on the
second floor; TINS enabling them accommodate all
who may favor them with q catI. And they pledge
themselves o an increased eXerton give satisfaction
to their patrons.
Spacious Stables attached and carefni Ostiers 10
attendance.
T'e eligible location Of the Establishment with the
experience Of the Proprietors in providing for the
co nfort Of their patrons they hone viii secure them
a liberal share of the travel
he Western and Southern Stages arrive and depart
from this House
C,ffaGes IN attendance arrival and departure OF
>-'i boats. fer the aecomno laticn of passengers.
fiofSi.> and Carriages turni<hel any notice for
carrying travellers part of tie adjacent country
J. W. L )WE ERS. W. c. TROY.
Fayetteville. May L. 1856 9s-tf.
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- \ LUcky Mus1crtN A blind hand organ
ist vino went .:ibout tlft streets OF Rochester,
n Y, Will, . pale sickly little daughter Las
f.len heir to an estate in Males, said 10 be
worth 81 100000. A prominent legal firm 1n
that city is now engaged in making out the
necessary papers.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
James KYLE

HAS just received ~cts, large au general assort-
mcnt Of GOODS among which are,
French and English Merinos;
DC. Deains Plain and Figured
Dress Silks. Fig ii and Plain
Black Fllct Mits:
Sleeves and Collars:
Cloths. Ca>Simeres and Satins;
Bear and Negro Blankets:
34 to p BIeacl,ad and Rrown Demes.ics
Gcntlen2er's It4ltiy Made Clothing,
Carpeting, Coed and Common
Boots and Shoes
Anchor Boiling Cloth
kerseys and I.inscys;
Irish Linens. Crash;
Table Diaper and Napkins
With many other orticles. all of which being pur
chased by the Package will be offered low prices
by wholesale retail
Nov. g. 1876 2s-tf
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GROCERIES,.

Hardwcrcand Cutlery, 4Hollo,e TT1l;re.
:, saddleg Shoes, Leather de,s aa 5
Al {" "l';n iaue 'een ooasht BY one Of the ex-
ts h@retofqre on the usual time ,romp. dealers
10 cash buyers q reasonable discount will be made
1:Tz.::- stc. Axe IS .z5s IL, ~
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L. Freeman & Co. Mal.on. Barter
Attachment Levy Land.
Judgment ni~ for nineteen dollars and twenty cents
and interest since the first .anv 1885. and costs.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court uron
affidavit filed by tie Plaintiffs, that tie defendant
Macom Barter is not inhahit;,nt ut this State.
ysc..us 0" c,nceais himself that the ordinary process
IF law be served litI--;,id William J .
Brown Constable. returned Court this term an
attaclvuent against the said Malcolm Barter with he
fclltwiug enl-,scment 20 wit Levied this attach
rreH. the legal and equitable Interest in and to
tract Of Lana supposed to contain ninety-sey
more less as the lands Of Malc"ni barter. Joining
the lands of Daniel Mcmillan. Mary Graham and
others. R!chland Swamp about nliio from Phi
'a,te.rh.s .Chu~ah this Sth November 1856. 1t is
therefore motion ordered by tie Court that publ
cation he made in the North tarolinian. a newspaper
printed in the Of Faycte,illt for six weeks
cessivey notifying" the said defendant to be aud a-
before the Justices of tc Goer Ct Pleas and
Gutrcr Sessions. - be tcid for the County of Robe
at the Conrt House in Lumi,arton the fourth
Monday of February next. then and there show
cause if any he can. why Judgment final shal not
entered against him and the land levied ccndrned
be sold satisfy the planf:s demand and costs.
WitD"ss. Slaraci Howell. Clerk our said Court
office in -,lm,ciion. the fourth Monday of Novem-
ber \. ID. 1856. and of American Independence the
Slst year Issued the 9Th day of De >rIber ls.56
SIIAD. HON-EI3fs. Cieri..
By L. FREEMAN. ID. e.
Jaay 5. 1851 3I-6t
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Goods at tVhOEcS;,Ie

HE suseFiserS beg leav2 to advise their customers
ana merchants generaly that they heve rec. iyed =
part ti't expect to receive the balance of their recent
purchases IN a few days. Their Stock will be- much
larger and more complete than they have ever cffr,d
A
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-17

CoSytc4yoS. OF HuNr1HGToS. lnry Iii the
I'm, .i.o ION forgery case of New York havo
rendered a verdict OF guilty. ne '"' |s'''"E
fenced him to the Ststcs prison ioF 'ouF yc"'S
and ten months. He is only % years o'd'
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E.3LL TRADE, 1886.

Il - \ * d !,
5 oF o-'5.l-ss3. l:..se srl le~.ss.3!c stock o
l~iLL 4-Eu ::LNIGn tT0oUs.
consisting ii p-.: oC
:..ao. 80 5uIore. 1iINs,
k.l-tish asa TraActi M-ginos
}i,. :au 'I , -t..,nca beautiful patterns:
.;ts. : a.lti -.tH-y y --a-&5,
,.rcin.- sa3 ia-ecr5.!-~.
,tp,tarz ana Y. icr sleeves,
Ia. a... .f5tjc,o .e S}sst-
French. El .lish a..i .snrij ju.-2 it.lts
Cloth. and CaSsim"rrs.
SatinettS. Jeans and Twecis
TlaidS. Linscys and ker>cvs.
Carolina ana Marlhoro Stripes
RIr.chei ld Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
White aud :t"iu..d lanneIs,
nr;llin-S lnl Ttckn
Irish i4;irnS. good assortment.
Linen Table Cloths. Towclings and Napkins,
tx ffstIS ri - ifFfy' 5rsse4 4sratikt@ts.
Ribbons rc'ls. G!cyeS. Isosciv &c
-N.5f,-
f.tts. Caps. Bonnets Boots. Shoes and UnibrellaS;
general assortment of
RI1ID I-.U-iUE CLOTXIJNG
ma every variety in the YANKEE NOTION LINE.
which will be sold q small advance ftr CASH, or
On time to puBotual cuStonlers. either at
II hoiesnIc or RefoH
All respectfully invited to give ne ca1l before
purchasing elsewhere.
E.F TEARCE.
Hay St. Fayetteville. Sept l. $50. l4-tf
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T E.R Ms. rs esses&
OF susscRIprION TO rAE4 CAuOLINIAN

i II X NJ )
oF'4 sUsSciIP rION CAuOLKNIAN
OF single copy if paid in advance-per annum 90
at the end Of } months. 2 so
." at the end of months, 90
- at the ca Of the sear, 3 so
sz No subscription will be received for shorter period
nan ohe year ual2ss pail in advance - = s
WITH the view of ext n ling the crc lletioa and
e'felAs ne taf les II the paper, thc proprietor of
ers the fol owing rcsna kahly low .k.
sCET3 R.fTce, fp-r~7 Fl t8LY w -4Dt-IIGEr
eopes of ne cer,liaiaai year, S. % x#s
~ Rates OF idvrrfsiag;
Sixty per squire of rs lines for the first
md 30 each subsequent n~ertion, nlsss the
ldyers published for than two nsrtfis,
When il vii, be charged kms
For three mo lths, S4 90
For six months.
For twelve moaths. 10
All advertisn nts must have The lcr ii Of in
sert.oas ma lsed tn IN. ortl rvi-e h"y will
sert d ill f'rbd AMI charged acccr 1gly Special
dtentjoa IS dirccied to this rrquisttion
NM. f. WiGHTM n & CO.
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asys i,nring the past year s3l 900 "ere
raised within the bounds 0. the Aiaoa'nl Meth
odist> Conference, for MISSIONARY purposes
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-17

Within tie last six weeks, four shocks OF an
earthquake haye bceh felt in the ne'shDofhooc
Of Hickman Ky.-~s- = $50
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-17

Professor Woud's Hair Restorative,
for sale bys as&@ - @@1% 8. J. HISSDALE-
Aug 80. 1856 ~ 9l3-tf
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- NJ T.nurin 4 Strange viii pay the high
u pric f,r 'urorntjnc until further notice.
: 5St
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-17

The Queen of the Antilles is the glory Of
Spain, She is guarded with cpre"nd cherished
with ferton Ever since the Ostend mani
festo made its appearance, the Spanish Forces
the island have gradually increased, and
large squaNrous watch around her coasts.
C,ba contains FROM tbicty-two to thirty-fvc
thousand square miles of the richest soil, and
its products are immensely valuable The popu-
htion It the close, Of 1888 was, estimated at
l,445,46 diSidcd according TO MIR Thrasher
whose misfortuncs became much subject
of interest with his American fricnds--as fol-
lows:
as. i,e
/. whites .,64, COS, or 80 per cent
! Free colorcd 2l9,17O or - per cent
Slaves 6j2, 500, or 46 per cent.
This pcptlaton has increased in the follow
ing ratio
In l175 it WAS 11O,37C
49,. 3Sl.-il yass 55l, ,99S
fS27it waB s-zz%ssE 4-sssss TOO 4se
ls4l it was LOOT, ,624
1880 it was l,247,23C.
ls5, it was f,449,4G2
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-17
Superior Court Of Lnec>-FaN Term 1856
Nicholas Powe! -. Stephen II. Martin

oNPtI t<UH't y! TIC It>''V
Nicholas l'one! ~. Stephen II. Martin
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of iii" court that the
sid ctcndcnt is not f lnhahtnt OF this State. it is
ordered by the court .hat publication b made in the
North CarOlinian newspaper published in the Town
Of Fa ettevillc for the space Of six weeks notifying
:te said Stephen H. Martin toappcar At the next erm
of the Superior Court of Law for the county of Robe
at the Colrt House in !.umbertoa the tonrth
Monday in March ;ll then ald there to, nicad
rcplevy final Judgment Will be given l.stlnSt
him.--W Witn,.ss Alex tllcr Nc MILAN clerk Of said
Court at fife. in lIHn:berton th. fourth Monday iii
September ~ u. 1886. 1is Dec. 22nl 1886.
\. Mcmillan T.. S. c.
Jan. TO- 1857. 326t
STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN A--- Rob: s:so>
COUNTY,.
Court Of Pleas and Q~arier .Sessions--Norem-
6er Terri, 1856.
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-17
YUi. i.l'::NTlNE INSPEC. .OR:

owensviiie: Dec ls, 1855 2s-4t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-26
BFFp C0OIg yPPp C0oTI

WE wish iufoFn drinking friends that W are now
w again prepared TO furnish PURE COLD MINERAL
WATER squal to made In the country. Remember
innera Ehtcr s not soda WateFit pare water highly
CHARGED With wholesome and gently stimulating
scrEeseenee e owing TO the Of this aud
te presence Of Soda and TartaTic Acid Soda
Que SyTupl nc confident rlaa to Any found IA
tried both.
II addition TO the usual fruit Syrups have The ieei.
Gus Cream SyruTs and the fzudVrs ..HoCK AND SODA
and CAtSuha Straps caatthc Iise corner Drug Store
id I. II. LOGAN 1 CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-26
INTERRUPTIONS.

DIRECTIONS.
K,, the Wines IN aAorisoatIi position, and IN cellar
Z an even Temperature - -. =, -, :. -,
fT ree days before usiag At the ten
tratre OF abost 70deEres that the NNtneR are wen
Earraed through ,.,,,-,,,,C ,,TAUuA
WINES for Injuries their and hATor anu dlutss
ne thus destroying their character. The Wines are
too sensitive TO bear lee ..., - ~.
~ In Offering above Wines to the notice oil the
G9r;esn rubIic All persons Eho may
ehss them tley the strictly PrEE JcIcs OF lie
I1T (EEIPE free ans and every fora OF aduitS
o, and lining alcohol excepting thai which resus
from the natural process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWBA il not made 20 IAlLAIE any
foreign article but II s designed to be Just
Is Represented = nIertcnn ss
CsinraGue Is FRENCH ''sParkng Wine Here me re
seauee ceases the American Grape T. ar more Ten
and fuitv tn flavor, IL makes more delicious
prejudice the foreign article may be regaEde IS
pT-uce only, Hld inconsistent With tue TASTE ahu
lceE4t- ...,..i 49,, ,S
Eost aduirable inTalds and for sIc1ANESTAL
purnSses Is wholly uHeXceptionAble
re IN ANDY made the CataEb3 Grape dineTr III
material degree from Ordinary French Brandy OF eonSe
INT AZ the same time possesses all those qualities Ne
shu superior article Of this kind; and when
desired strictly pure Brandy ior medclha OF
Other purposes, 1t cannot be over eEtmated
For sale by 7. II: L" "a q, e ",
CSPSER L A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-26

PURE CIDER FINEG4R
> BARRELS prime fAu,iy vinsr just received ard for
So sale By ivan n REILLY.
ISLEsIt BRCsHES-very neat and e7cNT, fer sale BY
jv1e T. Il. LOGAN { co.
SHANGHAI NAToHES, for saie by
= is T Il. LOGAN CO.
MORE NERs GOODS
at lo1GF prices than heretofore
je2T HEISEEI'. : swEAIINGgN
G'ETTLR yoGr accounts b. taklas Vote and ..T I,r
= hlanks fron [yiol J. E WILSON & co.
ECTKR Copying Presses Letter GoPyins Books TEsi-r
Il O1ps. nQndinE brushes, Oiled Sheets Chseka Drafts
SstsS, Biils q LAding.sk e-, -
ieiS J. z. WILSON & cos.
" Ehaye s day FeeeiTed s9taI lot q GIInIcB P4Si-
w III FLOUR, ruAde from Peas WHTTE WHEA., which
ne believe, sEPertor 70 any q tie aanfsG
FhoBUBN : HApDEN.
sin BrSHEtS SfIPSTUFF. received ana fsr SAFE tJ
JOO iye3 MATHEW MeNAHR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-26
THTRD SUMNER STOCK.

public thAtI nave Just TtIuFItI
S n &C., rs.t TIt nv THIRD SUMMER STOCK, con-
-Istp- az Lawns Bersges, MantllRs. eet
ali es.cai attention to my stock OF straw and Nea-
pUS Bonrs every Descriptions both plain and fancy
dis -, ,,,.
1,i ~ which am confident have the largest stock
Wheeiirr shall sell less than they have been sold yet This
By calling You viii convince yourself OF the fact
tlat st them % per cent. less than any other House
Also quo Ruches, which invite the attention o.
tIg Trade Us will sell a cheap any JobbnI House
last onls baynE from Manufacturers and I~Porters.
Also, 100 os. OF those cheap 1aSc Ms, the great
est bargains ever solc in Wheeling.
Also 1860 yds. more of plain Berages 2se fully
worth 81 5Ic
Also 500 more of those Cellar. sc, and which cheap
at 1875.
To my stock Of Lawns which have selected from the
l3test designs. / call especial attention. =
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
well call, great many Auction Bargains which
shall sell cheap the Trade. ISAAC Prayer,
leo No. 1913 Main st.