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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-04
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-04

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III oI9H LnntL UUtH. 280t Ito
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

THE MARKBTS


PHlLADELPnIA, Oct 777=FIour Market-Sales
for export OF 1000 bbls, standard and good
brands at $5a6, G24; to trade the sales are limit
ed at 50, T5a6 for extra and Sc, 25a7 for extra
family and fancy! Rye Flour and Corn Meal
scarce and in demand at S4,l24 forthe former
and 81, % for the ilatter.6 Receipts of Wheat
light but prices unchanged; sales 5000, bushels
red at 81 2sal, 80, inferior do at 20, and white
81 80. Rye steady ut S9aSl for new and So for
old Corn dull and has declined; sales $500
bush. yellow at 98a89c in store and 90 aHoat.
Oats =uncRinged; $500 bushels good Delaware
brought 45a453. MhiSkey dull at 24a243c for
Penna: and Ohio, nsbBIs. -
C1NcINNATII Oct 7!-gFloursdull and prices
nominal; more sellers than buyers at LOO for
supeTtine; RECEIPTS Increased; Whisky dull and
prices nominal. Nothing transpired in Pro
visions 5si q g ITS : - -
BALTlnoRF, Oct. Z Sales Of Ohio and Howard
st Flour ASSOC. Wheat firm; red 81 lOal 30;
white $l,30a1 ,35. Corn firm; white 75a78;
yellow 83a95. Provisions dull.,a Coffee BUOY.
ant; fair Rio Hall J.
New YoRK, Oct! 9th.-Flour heavy atiS4 ,s6a
4,95 for State, s., 80a5, &c for Southern. Wheat'
very. dull and one cent lower; the quotations are
noIninel Corn declined; sales of 4 s, 900 bush
els at 70a73c for mixed, and 90 for yellow
Pork; mess has declined, sales at 1850; prime
porksls twenty five cents lower, being quoted at
$14,25a14,50. Lard dull at l34a1Ge. Whisky
dull. sct-f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Too old men, each about sixty years of age,
were up before AID. Wright for Fighting. The
fight took place in blacksmith shop The
testimony was to the effect that one of the men
said he had seen wagon tire turned wrong side
out and put on wheelas good as new. The
other replied that such thing could not be
done. The lie passed, and they pitched into
each others grey locks and rolled around the
shop in a hearty embrace. They both looked as
if they felt ashamed of themselves. They were
fined one dollar and costs, each.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
BOATs PICKED mp Ar snA

New YoKK, Oct Tile bark Thaies, which
has arrived from New Orleans, picked upon the
22d ult. the boat of the ship Pelican. State Of
Bath, whose lossFhas been reported. It con-
tanned WIN. Briggs, chief officer, James DENIM,
Of New York, James Manigan, Of Bath, James
Rogers. Of New Orleans, and Edward McFar-
land, OF Roxbury, Mass. The boat contained
the seamen who had been sent for assistance t.,
the Bahamas the day previous, but we're driven
out to sea, and being in ieaky boat, and
without water andsprovisions, were nearly ex.
hausted. - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

There is just mere movement at the river,
enough to indicate what would be done If we
had the water. There is not enough of this in
dispcnsible article to give any vent to boats as
yet They are getting ready to load in prospect
of speedy rise. large amount of freight is
here ready to move forward at the first opportu-
nifty. There are also plenty of boats at the
landing to carry it all, SO that steamers below
need not rush in here, expecting largea and abun.
dant loads
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

cO'09rdIy Assault.-some unknown person
assaulted and knocked down Mr.. Breakman,
the other night, on Market street. Yesterday a
man named Wagner was arrested and taken
before AID. Duty, charged with being the per.
petrator of the assault. Wagner succeeded in
proving what the elder Weller would call "a
aleyby," and was discharged at the complain
ants cost.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Late PapeyS.-Dalrymple the ever lively and
obltging messenger of tho Adams Express Com
pnny, has again favored US with late papers
Dalrymp!e has by his many kindnesses and faith
erly considerations for the public earned for
himselfthe sobriquet of dad" which he en-
joys with the best humor and continues to ex.
ert himself to deserve.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Lire Stoeb|oeer The Hsmgfela. Some seven
or eight hundred Sheep were brought down
from Washington county yesterday morning by
the He,npffeld cars to be shipped to, Philadel-
phia by the Baltimore route, The transporta--
ton of live stock is becoming quite an item in
the Hempfeld's business.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Calling Hard Names.-Is Isaac Pottengall, an
individual of color, was fined one dollar and
costs yeste' day by Aid. Duty, for cursing and
endeayoring to provoke fight with Mr.. stien,
an IslaeIite who keeps clothing store on Wa
ter street. 1t seems that Isaac was one of the
managers of ball which the niggers designed
to hold in room over STEMS store Wednesday
night Stein was opposed to the "ball going
on" and he and Isaac were talking the matter.
over in a rather violent manner, when Isaac in
sinuated that man who would cruelty his Sa-
vior would do anything. Isaac made arrange,
ments to pay his fine, and the ball event on" at
the City Hall, where, we understand, there was
a large party of the colored elite of both sexes,
who enjoyed themselves highly on the occacion.
"A row was anxiOusly looked for but everything
passed off quietly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
BUSINESS NOTICES

b Tight Light Light supply of the gem
uine Carbon Oil, just received and for sale at
the Bridge Corner Drug Store. tits superioFto
the article withaSwhich we lately supplied our
customers. 1t burns without smokeor smell.
A new supply of Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
new and desirable styles, on hand and to arrive.
Notions Stationery, Housekeeping articles,
Perfuperies, &C., for sale in great variety by 4.
II. Logan & Co., Bridge Corner Druggists
SEE advertisement of DR.. sanfords Liver.In g
1;sorS+o, In ,,otba,.coln,nr a=ss...s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
BRAG@S ARCTIC I,TNIMENTFT7F


1snti upon Which the EFaS'f
ina Sastsd o. now rely ffon
oSnclsr ~ So9t,
elseeI an
a Us
Suhsrers the following Fon7
WE Gers
the proprtetors their of
tNSe AZ" n - nj (, so, Is. A0E
MIS-; Mont, No: 84o Morgan stEeet ST. Louis having
ans tEled many
tie Of Arctic Liniment.
Henry Davis !Means 49, sc q5sy H..
months Sss 81
A5ctiStln !. = - sl ~ '57ff c,
ASAGy sCkltldFef1s sse-es AE8
ohsRgo oYerb5 the uPsettine Of Kettle a
IN Lhs was sppliel accord
Hneln SFeW days the little snneref was we'll 49, -
1kestofedslO ReRuIy. 80 +'5s
orge Canal street. long sdf.
nnS On ON and
restored tbeauty.i 5areafg l- j
a. r. ortl bic Tuha rs a. ssa
horrible neck, which resiSted hi rsedis
antil he tried the arctic Lnsnt. Three bottles CURED
N'tl IN lev Hs EseE We s,:.,,., s
Mrs Bedford Mobile ii 4 ~ sls
years witli1uab 70 heE soeen
ment In aSn; cured Ry the Lln s
20 zsl,a.s An RxRlosIons 6ssl5 sas7a 1sss
jbal - a b MlaFuIss TEEn. Novs9sth ,1s5T.,5-3s,
thereby certify that been badly brGIsed and
scRldeh by the explosion Steam
me 70 NY BTagSs ARCTIC Eminent
the nat5 ~ snort Tine All
well, and able to resume my business p - Y3 i8.ls
Fssaenee 1sekson stFeet'ss
SvE1sTvS SIS%S, 49, NJ, sAtyS
5 Ds Sec ae.ss5 rGF
deEree % r3E,,s
to no eifec was SdSesl F M t sra
danrhterwa ~ M In issfiy ~
sm sa and during portion blind
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

The Netca!f Houss.-Tho Metcalf House will
be cOnducted,in future by Mr.. G. T.: AIetcalf, in
the same unexceptionable manner that has
always rendered it popular with the travelling
public. 1t has been recently renovated, repair
ed, reprinted and vastly improved. "a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Stealing on the Htghway.-Mr. David Arm.
strong who lives some three or four miles out
the National road, East, in returning home
yesterday, found pair of boots along the road
side, not far from his house. He picked up the
boots-recognized them as his own-thought it
strange, aud continued homewards. Upon
entering his house he missed alot of clothing,
and then he remembered having met a foot
passenger on the road, with large knapsack
only short time before. He hitched up his
buggy, overlook the SOLITARY traveller, search
ed his pack, and found the missing articles
therein. Mr.. "A. helped the beggar and his load
into the vehicle, brought him to this city, much
against the latter's will, and conveyed him
before AID. Duty, who, after a hearing, sent
the thief up for trial before the County Court,
The stranger gave his name as John Meyar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Il Warning to Boys.-The sad accident which
recently happened to the son of one of our esti-
mable citizens, by which he was manned for life,
should act as warning to the dozens of youths
who constantly play around the trains of cars
as they arrive and depart from the various de.
pots. The other evening we saw boy run
across the track at the Baltimore depot, and mar
rowly escaped being knocked down and killed.
1t has become common thing for the boys to
station themselves aIong.the line of the road
few hundred yards from the depot and jump
upon the train under way. Ofcourse those in
charge of the trains are not expected to watch
and prevent this. They have enough to do
without occupying their time in watching reck-
less foolhardiucss. Parents should watch and
admonish their sons in time, and maybe save
themselves life long regret.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

HALIFAX, Oct THE steamer Canada, from
Liverpool, sailed for Boston at d o'clock p. M.
She will be due there on Saturday morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
MoRETHAN5oo, oooBoTTIEs
n SOLD In. THE r5lG.
NEW ENGLAND STATES
I'm ONE Y r. q r.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. j. woop, FOR RE.
storing hair perfectly and permanently has yet
had rival. Volume after volume might he given from All
parts Of the world and from the most to prove
you cannot doubti read also the following: -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Nkw oRIE1Ns,, Oct 7tll,-ThseS g. number nun of
deaths from fever yesterday IS as 5G.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

RIVER AND WEATHER.
C1NclNNATI, Oct. River risen one inch in
the last "a hours. Weather clear and COOL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

parts Of the world and from the integent to prove
that IL "a a peJect e60rdtUe the and
you cannot doubts read also the following:
ER-THE HAm-People have for centuries been aaitced
heads and the only remedy heretofore known
Professor Wood these articles being WITH
but great many persons still them because
en kinds To all such persons earnestly make the re-
guest. that they VIII Try once again for in Woods Rstora
was bald who used the article short time her head is
curs Imaginable know Of S
rapidly failing out which 1T restored in greater perfsc
is also without doubt OF the best articles
ing the hair IN GOOD condition. soft and glossy,
my to all the ills that hair is heirt to. =
pearancs though some NAV difer In rsear ~ e
doing but every will admit that beautiful head Of
there are NO that should be- ls gS
to obtain. such consideration. EomGn's ADVOCATE;
ba4sa oosnocroS, Ohio, Nov Ii, 1856.
Oh. WOOD CO-Gents: As i have been In
selling your hair Restorative the season TO one Of
enced the beneficial myself Iwon ike to oh.
tain an agency for the State of Ohio state the
s "a s s q q q e 9t e.
Drug business for Several years and nave sSS s
for the hair have found nothing that re
yours, being fully convinced that your r
S wss would IKE 70 engage in the
YoptstFaly, g s. r. srocKMAN.
49,. wAYI4xp. Mass, Feb. 5, 1881.
PROP. 0.J, WOOD oo.-Gents: Having realized fhe
good ELECTS OF your Hair Restorative, TO state that
a9s , ny hsiE groMig thin
pared by you promote growth and change It's Color
as It was In youth, both of Effected completely
In ts Yodra s nearly hrss hesss
o. JWooD & co, Proprietors, 812 Broadway New York
the greatN. Y Wire Railing Mo-
ket ST., ST. Louis No. - f7-iss =
-. And sold by all good Druggists. s
deca-d, t.W&W1y-f{9 800 iy18-8m
CLOSING OUT
lOwING4to declining heslth am com PEELED to close mn
my business possible, and viii sell al iesy
than cost entire stock Of IarlEare The goods ha
been selected by grer care. Of the 6st
Psr4ons Wishing 70 purchase viii ind il to thrfr
lASHant4ge to tcau aud examine the stock. -
IEENT.
WI also rent store Monroe street % door above
-. g; Possession given Immediately,
! esFsV--4IR EAH'L EERI.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
HAT. g CAP MANUFACPoRY,
TRUSTEES sale.

Trustees Sale.
PY virtue of Deed Trust Allen g. alioell and
Ee 6aTf @ for oSe s
BOOK $s page shall sell to the highest bidder
9h9 county on Saturday The 2sd day Of October 1855
me 'oAowing property situated in the city of WheenG
FiFa lot rparcsl Of land which vas conveyed
in the Clerks office Of Ohio county court
ss S9Sk SS lot naeF
Tug TEENs OF me SALE OF rms LoT-CAsH.
which was conveyed to seid Allen s. HaoWe BY deed
from William w shryer Wife dated the 18Th dayof
page 1875, being lot in said Shrvers nddon
and fronting onte south side Of Centre street.-the p3rt
heEebY granted being efouFt part lot ing nest
to eastern boundary thereof and extending from %
TERNs Of the sale this traction Of
Of The pprcnse money in cash, aud the remaining two.
aee s a.. y ~
s .e r. s. ys RSaas Ss
The title believed to be ipdlspuabe, selling as Fs
Of tr3st HENRY 2. NORRIS,
.-ssRzs-Io - Trustee. =
Public ale. 5F-T77T777
sen at the front door Of The Court House Ohio
BER next 10 O'clock a. following descrb-.
square thrte on the wsst side Of Main stre and
aStotGipg tls now owned by Henry Kurt said
fronting on MAN street 7ss II -
Nth Interest ron Of purchaser
Payments and to secure the
eatne by deed of trust on tie property.
This lot Main street 70 street on which die
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot ID erected. &
W4f. MCCOY. Secretary
.sept22-ts OF the Western Insurance Company
RsTINGs 8 PLUSH, SILK. GRENAHTNEs.C CASH.
ERts &C., of the newest and
gses 4!IHSIsJ1 Atkhe store OF TIL. HUGHES,
: sePl2- - s5.cor Monroe Watersts.E
Is .. YARNISHi4 .Tz. Iyf5E
A. MEFCALF, 90 Paxtonss Row MAR, stSeet ts ,s.g1.
Sse1or The sale OF William TJen q Nephets's SIS
GUAght EtKRIhGE& ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and S-;iII
sen 70 the tie Gaze, YerPfices rSi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

~ TO PRiNFEliS+We have iustir from the.
manufacturing establishment Of H. D. Wade, Few York,
another Printing Ink which have TO believe
IS superior any Ink have heretofore offered
trade assortment is compleeemOracing all coors
and at oil We solicit cash ORDERS News Ink In
a. IS 30 ID. kegs a. 25 cts pound No aent
unIess the money accompanies the order. 4 Z,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY ToR
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
Liver coMPLAiNT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND
EEWER ANN ANpIE
EEWER.A AND ACuE.


Such as Indigestion Acidv of the ston,sct r,oI,.pst
heartburn Loss Of Appetitc DeSnoSdsNe1 CoSfia.S
Blind Bleeding Piles In All R5enn,stiS and
Neuralgia Affections Il has In nnn9srS,i1
highly EeneiicIal and in Others n
This is purely vegetable comnonnS Ia
~ scientific principles, manner of the cebyafed
Holland Professor Boerhaye BeOanss Of
in of the European States mt ne
United States was intended
taherland scattered there Overtime face Of til.
NOV ogr It to the American public Truly
Its particularly Recommended to those ,srs'n:
constitutions may have been by the eontinuouS
ally instantaneous in effect Il finds fts raw fr9tt%
sen ssat and nerve rssng1p
vigor in the system. ~
hoover eNpectt to ind this beverage viii be
disappointed; but to the and low spirited twill
prove grateful aromatic Cordial possessed of gnRulGr
remedial properties.
II OAUTl0N:s
The great
may which the public should agaDstpur
Sf et 70 buy anythng esentlyou
s9nynce how Infinitely superior to al
sold az 81 st S67,.r ,t,I ~ a., * -
SOLE @ si 2oI5jec IoF BY the
tNs HHtt attEsu1 aS q 5s anG Shen a
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD Agent for Wheel151 "a.
Sold also by Z. IL. Logan Fund eni,eTg ana No.
gists generally. I1659 81 Ab
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
I g@.EI ggg1|,
By THE UNION LINE.
TO THE DALEY 1NTRT.I.Rts NCRE.
oSr1oE. CORNER WATER ANDM6NR6B STREETS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP Gao

~ FOREIGN NEWS: 2 &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Difficulties had arisen between the British
and Portuguese authorities in relation to Mozar-
blqne Channel. A small cutter from Natal,
while trading on the east coast had been seized
by Portuguese and the. crew sent to Mozarbiaue
ana placed in charge ofthe British Consul, who
He had LETT England to represent the case to the
foreign office. - sH'40
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Samuel W,ard,To NJ Y.,tghas been appointed
ec'y to Commissioners Bowlin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

CHARLESTON, Oct There is but little in
quiFy for cotton; prices weak sales of 800 bales
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Returaea.-Rev.lJ E. Wilson, Of the 4th,st.
Methodist Church, has returned 10 the city and
will preach on Sabbath at the usual hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Sr. Louis, Oct. 7th. Carl Formes closed
brilliant and successful series of concerts here
astnight. rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

lDuRE OLD PINEI-CastIlion & Co.'s Brandy, in store
and for sale This is STRICTLY RELIABLE ARTICLE Eo.
medicinal purposts or OtherSDtse.
WA. EDWARDS & BRO,
SEPT Opposite Mcclure House.
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sssT.Lours, Oct. 7th.AA gentleman Just from
Fort Union says the Indian agent Relied was 1T
Snutty Camp, eightmiles below Fort Randolph
on the 24thnlt. The Indians are very saucy To-
wards tho whites. Serious trouble is appre.
hended with the Sioux. 81,
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HIBBERTs LONDON BROWN sTOUR-Allsops Fal
IL kr's Bass Co.'S, Dsher's Scotch Aics in store
aud for sale by W. A. EDWARDh & BRO,
sep2 Corner Monroe and Market sts
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COM M...ERCIA Az.

in another colnmn. - 1900
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WAsnlSfToX, Oct. u. Judge Bowlih received
his final Instructions to-day relative to his mis-
SION to 70. Paraguay; He leaves this afternoon for
New York
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NEW YoRK, Oct.t7.-7Itis reported that the
Collins steamer Atlantic has been sold to the
new NicaTagu9n steam ship company, and is to
COON the line immediately
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8 1CE! ICE!
LLpersons Wishing to be supplied with Ice from mile
"A Ice House, will please leave orders at the Plumber
shop Of Qy6-2ml JIM. DILLON.
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THIS road is now open the ASents pTeusrsa d
y csye freIeht az all stations between, ara
The Tariff of can De sI1l,f5,
at nnyo the stations AlonS the line e4S25'ytHk
trains iYpnnIng retuarlvzon
81 STrEEHEY,ST
. ttsSStAlA " aug. ze' As9S. General Mah0RcF
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Children'sg Fancy Hats.
AVERY has on hand large assortment OF ChIdren's
" Fancy. vets Coctll 8. AVERY. -
III ATS q CAPS.-S Avery has hsnd large assOrt-
- ment OF Hats and Caps. Merchants buying in this
market would do well to examine my Hats CAPS
a. they will Ind my Hats and Caps good and cheap.
oct1 8. AVERY
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IARNZSHiz s!s:pass S, 5 5
A. METoALF, SO Paxtonss Row. Main Street is sse;I.
Sste1or the sale Of William TJen q Nephefs SiS
GyAght gAhRIkGEE& FURNITpTEeVAnNIsff I; and iii
zen e tae trade, The York Plices3 Iri
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Efs Bedford, Mobile was cont ed 10 her couch for tb
years wtthnunn palsy, and after being in fr, IN
failure OF all other remedies by the
ment, In ittleover month. SeE5l : - =
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MOURNING GO0DS.-Our stock or Mourning Goods ia
" very complete, consisting of BombaZines French Me.
rtnoes, Cashmeres and MouSelne Delairles. -