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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
Trust Sale

Y virtue of Deed of Trust from william Hamilton to
ID the undersigned dated February 49, 1857 and duly
corded in the Clerks office Of the County Court for Ohio
county Virginia. in Book 40 page 222 shall the 18th
SEPTEMBER 1883, at 10 O'Clock A. M at the front door
OF the Court House In the City Of 70 sale
TEN tIo) IN Rs sad Square OF he BelAt addition to
said CITY, and situate at Tie 0f HdNPdet and
Byron Streets alsoI OF George W. Beardsl1e's Patent
Planning Machines and Abro Watcher, In the
possession Of said Hamilton together With all the gearing
and 70 the said machine belonging and to-
gether, with the exclusive
others, to be used within Ohio county, Virginia,
nipR Machine Patent and said zAlbro MRtcher..
fRRSfs or SALE-Viz; spficiency pay $780, to be
paidin cash and for residue of the purchase moneys
credit Of eight month";, with interest good security
aug1&-1m 44 ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
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TRUST SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
ID Y virtue of Deed OF Trust executed to by William
ID Hastings, and Tec0rdedIn the cert's oee Of Ohio
county, In Deed Book IL. folio 49Ss will sell the
door Of the Court House Ohio county 18th day OF
September, 1885, Mt the hour Of ~ O'Clock, the following
described Real EState, wit The SOutI. half Of
1885, situate the East side Of street between
First and Second streets, In Centre Wheeling, Va.
L Terms-Cash. L5s 20 i -
II convey to the purchaser such title IS vested In
me, by the said Trust Deed. - =
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EASTERN HYPERRoIE. Minister of the
United States at Constantinoplc, Hon. Carroll
Spence, succeeded, as our readers are aware, in
forming treaty of amlty and commerce! with
the Shah of Persia. That important document
has just been given to the world. It's general
import has been SO frequently published that
we do not feel called upon to occupy our coll
umns with it. There is, however, peculiar
richness in the preamble. We doubt whether
any one set of words, from whereas to Article
1st has ever contained higher example of
Eastern hyperbole. Here it is:
'sWhereas, treaty between the United
States of American and his Majesty the Shah
Persia, was concluded and signed by their re-
Spective plenipotentiaries at Constantinople, on
the thirteenth day of December last which
treaty, being in the English and Persian Ian
guages, is, word for word, as follows:
In the name of God, the Clement and the
Merciful-
The President of the United States of North
America, and his Majesty, as exalted as the
planet Saturn; the sovereign to whom the sun
serves as a standard; whose splendor and mag.
niflcence are equal to that of the skies; the sub
lime sovereign, the monarch whose armies are
as numerous as the stars; whose greatness calls
to mind that of Jeinshid; whose magnificence
equals that of Darius; the heiro the crown and
throne of the Kayanians, the sublime Emperor
of all Persia, being both equally and sincerely
DESTROYS of establishing relations of friendship
between the two governments, which they wish
to strengthen bya treaty of friendship and com.
nerce, reciprocally advantageous and useful TO
the citizens and subjects of the two high con-
tracing parties, have for this purpose named
for their plenipotentiarieS-
The President of the United States of North
America; Carroll Spence, minister resident of
the United States near the Sublime Porte; and
his Majesty the Emperor of all Persia, his ex-
cellency Eminiul Molk Farrukh Khan, ambas-
sador Of his imperial Majesty the Shah, decora.
ted with the portrait of the Shah, with the great
Gordon blue, and bearer of the girdle of dia-
monds, &c, dc, &C., sc"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28

s LAST evening, we CHANGED to see a pair. of in.
teresting lovers kissing at an open lattice.
Young people that was very imPFoper lattice
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How THE DEAD ARE BURIED m New ORLEANS.
The following, from the New Orleans Delta of
the Goth, has melancholy interest: 9g
ST.. VINCENT DE PAUL CBMETERY.-This ceme-
terry, which is situated on Louisa street, in the
Third District, has been the burying place of a
large number ofthe victims of.yelloW fever this
season. This is accounted for from the fact
that the disease has been prevailing in greater
degreein the Third District than any other por-
ton ofthe city. The cemeteryis divided into
two divisions, the lower one,of which is almost
dtstiute of vaults or tombs, and those inferred
there are placed, in dry weather. about,a foot
under ground, the dirt thrown on top not more
thanicoYcring the coffin Since the recent heavy
rims, the whole place is flooded, more or less,
and looks more like swamp than a cemetery
The spade hardly braks through the sod before
the water shows itself, and then the negroes
gouge out as much earth as they can for the
water. =Ga.t 81 M ibu
Several graves were open yesterday as we
passed through, looking like oblong mud ptid-
dies. A few moments afterward the remains of
some poor individual were brought in, and left
to the negroes to inter- Placing the rough
coffin on thehand car, they carried it short
distance, and placedlit by the sidetof a hole,
and then7made preparations for placing itin its
last restlng5place. Tho head of the coffin was,
let down into the water, but, of course it would!
not sink. and Immediately rose to the surface
1t was thrust down several times rather roughly
to iendeayor to make it adhere to the soft mud
atsthe bottom, but itlingariably rose again.
at last it was showed in, and the spade of one
OF the negroes held it until the other threw in
large Quantities of hard mud, which served as
weight to keep the head down. One of the ne
groes then, while the other kept his spade on
the tirst end, lowered the foot and sank itin the
same manner, Kicking in some mud with his
feet While his spade kept the coffin down. The
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%
PRESIDENT BucHANAN IN AN ALARMING Po-
sITIoN.-A correspondent from Bedford Springs
to the Baltimore Sun, writes us follows:
"The lady of Colonel Alfred Spates, of Cum
berland, Maryland, one of the visitors at the
Bedford Springs by her dashing exploits with
apalr of suPnrb horses, has created quite SEN
Sation. Her admirable tact and skill in handling
the ribbons, and managing her spirited animals,
are the theme OF commentator with all experts
at the whip. She is the same lady who took the
silver cup at recent agricultural fair in Mont
gomery county, for the best display of horse.
manship. Her style in the saddle is queenly,
and she would be the envy'ot the most accom-.
plishcd horsewoman at Franconi's The lady
has hcnored some of our distinguished guests
18th an invitation to share with her the hilari-
Gus exercise and refreshing pcrils of a place by
her sideupon her brilliant charioteering excur-
isions. The other day she sent her cilll7to the
President, who of course, with his llaEitual po-
likeness, placed himself in her charge, and the
lady gave him glorious round. Dashing
through Bedford town at spanking Ince the
horses tecked with foam, the lady glowing with
excitement, and the President known to every
body, very serious alarm seized the public mind
that some aspiring dame had caught up the
Chief Magistrate of the United States, and was
clipping with him. As it was observed, however
that the President took it very calmly, called
upon no one for help, and seemed perfectly re-
signed to the consequences, whether it was a
broken neck OF matrimouy, nobody interferred
In good time the party returned, aud the PresI.
dent was restored safe and sound to his anxious
friends" .ir.s
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!. THE TIA ElliSa CoS4dsi1iF7. remedy such
as Ber6qpe's Holland Bitters cannot be toe,
highly recommended. To the travelling conn
exposed, and subject to the effectslof change
of climate and waters they require some pleasant
medicine of this kind. to regulate the bowels.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28

THE SuMNRR GR1EF or Havana Fsqrful l3au-
ages Of the Fomtto.-A correspondent of the
National zntelligenccr says:
I An hour in Havana, when the yomito reigns.
would efectually cure one of alltiIlibustering to
obtain residence there. Certes no man in his
right mind would accept it as a bonus, on con-
dition of remaining the year throughout. Win.
ter may diminish but cannot divest the city of
its summer grief" AS left the harbor this
morning, an officer of the Brisish steamer said:
And that ship you see by itself, its sails an
hanging loose, was this morning towed from the
wharf and moved there by the authorities. an.
having died!" The poison was never more
plainly observable than now; no one can forget
its smell, nor the sinking fog; which aslthe sun
rises, shoots mp and disappears from the hot
harbor, like steam from the locomotive wtth0ut
a whistle; for, though all are upon his track,
Death gives no warning. More than half the
sailors have died, and as no fresh ones come, it
must soon cease Like stricken victims, a lew
vessels may be seen leaving the harbor by the
first breeze; these few have enough len to sail
away, but not enough to manage the empty
ship. The truth can only be learned by visiting
(at hotels the sea captains, making acquaint.
ance, and becoming interested in what they may
tell You. The details tcoald not De credited
A hotel and livery stable keeper, at fashion.
able watering place. adVertiseS aOcid6les foryOune
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28

EXPLOSION ExTRAoRDINARY.-Ohr town was
the scene during the week of a terrible explo-
sion, not of a powder mill, spirit lamp, nor
even mercantile firm, but of a niger show
On Tuesday morning shabby looking set of
Migrants to the number of 10 or 90, reached
town and put up at the Virginia House, having
with them large canvass, the remains of a de-
funct Indian show, and set.up in the afternoon
for show, but owing to failure of an audience
they postponed the performance until the even
ing. About shutdown, the band paraded the
streets making hideous music in order to ava
ken the slumbering enthusiasm; and the play
went on according to appointment They swal-
lowed fire and spit ribbons, turned themselves
wrong side out and stood on their heads, and
performed q variety of other highly interest
ing feats, interspersed with songs, &c, but
their gross receipts were only $13, where
as, the expenses exceeded that sum, and
parties were after them from other places,
besides, whose bills were unliquidated.-
After the show was over, the employees made
q strike for their wages, and a general row be-
gan, which extended far into the night, and
wound up by the landlord of the Virginia House
taking their canvass and fixtures in pledge for
his bill and some muney loaned them to get out
of town with, and the landloard of q hotel in
West Middletown levyingf upon the druInifor
his share of the assets The troupe disbauded
One portion taking one direction, and another,
another and in the meantime, the landlord of
the Virginia House is the possessor of an ex-
celent Fpavilion'' capable of seating 1000 peo-
pie, more or less.
1t has been suggested, that during Court
week, Ire erect itin his back yardaan exhibit.
the Bar" at dime sight, by which means,
he will be sure to get his money back. For fear
of misconception, We would state in EXPLAIN
ton, that We mean, not an ordinary drinking
bar, but the wheeling bar.a--'W ctls6Nfg Her
dLI. - ~ I<fJtfi 81 Err.
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ITO YHOM II. NAY OONOERN.,h
ONT 9th Messrs. Wollcott Everett euyandot,e
" shipped steamer t'Sarmor4,'' one TireshIng ana
Cleaning Machine, to Morrison Co. Of this civ
fuse to receive II. t4Fl s2.5 j44'5 49,
notice to these
Tallant Denplain Snd fnot called for With
In onh month and charges paid lit VIII be sold pabI
auction Wednesday, September 22I Inst 10 sasfy the
claims ag 3I4 sc BAKER 30, Agents, &
Mar
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New Advertisements.
$50 Reward.

CTRAYEp OR STOLEN from pasture aeld, enr Barnes
- vile, Ohio ON Friday the 10Th August, Bay Msre,
bald face the right eye; white inside right foot
ste sEeened in the neck She was bay bnt had some
white hairs, making slight roam appearance:
Twill pay the above reward for that
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NOTICE Il!
nENTISTRY.

u IlIN- Z ID .
Eundersiened respectfully the public thathey
have associated together for the practice
of Dentistry Their office Is at lar
Monroe and Union where they will be happy to
their friends all others wishing the services Of
Dentist.
They both students andfor assist
ants Of the late Dr. Huen the senior partner hHI
been constantly engaged himself the
last eleven years during he hasbecome acquan
ted with some Of the leading Dentists In almost all tn
cities United States and has famliarised himself
with various pecusrites in operating. They there
fore feel confident being able to entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them with their patronage:
ABR. ROBERTSON, II. D..
wheeling, Nov. is, 1857. JAMES ORR.
NB-NfessrsR q o. take pleasure in referring, byp
mission, &c, the following gentlemen:
II r. Weed D. d. Hon. Geo. w Thompson, His Hon .Aif'd
Caldwell; Morgan Nelson Esq, NJ Eo Esq, DR.. John
RrisselI, Or. W. ]. Bates, Dr. R. H. oummns, DR.. s.
Hdfet Or. A Todd Tallant plain, ohm Knote,
Esq, McClallens, Knox Co., Marsh Taylor. noV19
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La BHnLH scHoo1.

uE1- bbIId -5OaOOIi.
THIS well known and pupulsr School will he opened on
Monday, Aug Both, by Mr. ]. II. Cooke, late Principal
Of South Wheeling Public School.
The studies wiz comprise thorough Of instruc-
tion In all the branches Of English Education thus
meet the wants of those who wish 70 assist build uP,
pleasant location, permanent school Of high grade.
Mr.. Cooke Is regular graduate Of Bethany College,
formerly Principal of the Second Ward and recently
Of South Wheeling Public school, resIgnIng
The he received from the officers Of the School,
the following: =
soufH WEBBING, June LIST, 1883.
3oSdR sejs0Hl u may Concern > 5-afS -
We the undersigned Trustees South Wheeling Public
School, happy to state that Mr.. H. Cooke has
taught School, In the capacity Of Principal, for Three
Successive Yeard, with good success.
We regard him as Of sterling integrity, superior
scholar, and q teacher of marked abilities.
~ - FRANKLIN WINSHIP,
JOHN MONTGOMERY,
aug254t% STEPHEN WATERH0USE.
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A,hotel and livery stable keeper, at a fashion
ablewatering place, advertises socia6les for young
people, and Aaliies for married folks.
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HAT & CAP MANUFACTORY,

NO. 146 MAIN STREBT.
WHEELING, Va.
G. AVERY, respectfully informs Ills friends and the
10 public, that he receiving manufacturing
large Splendid Hats and Caps consisting
large and well stored Eit choice stock of Caps
With ample and thirty practical in
the business guarantee those thut favor with
CALI that they be furnlshed with good Fashionable
Hat or Cap have made with the best
Hat Faotonesin New York ard Philadelphia, and win s
ways have on hand Gentlemen, the tasty fne
aIis3S - 49, - g. AVERY
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GARDENING.

TIME subscriber offers number ofacrea
four miles from the city, the National Road-for
purposes; vegetable and fruit rasng VII
Iease for a number OF years on favorable terms,
is$ f1S,Sa.fm THOS. HORNBROOR.
Office No. 11S1f, Main street up stairs.
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Furniture at Auction.


TNTILL be solat Pubc Auction, Saturday, the 2sth
w day AuguB 1883, at 2o'clockP NJ, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Lett, the OF Sixth and HRmpden
Streets large and general assortment Of Household and
Stands Tables Chairs looking Glasses WindoW blinds
Carpets Rugs &c, together with lot oftchen and Cook
ing utensils.
4 Terms made known day of sale.-l1 ,srs.H5
aug25 6 - s. 2 GRO. b. NIOKHAE, AnetioneeF.l
HH1aing part, Bueket6 Churns Tubs eeiefs &C.
Also lot Of fancy Cedar which VIII be Mann
Eacturerss prices. ff g J.sA!,MEEOALF, p
2 aug24 Nos56 MainSt.
TNTHIrE hIAEsAA Another car load Of the celebrated
Wy RryIand White Lime just received and for sale low
TO close consignment y. "A. EETCALF,
aug24 no. 50 Main IS.
"A FINE assortment OF Travelling Baskets hair, TOOTH
"a Nall and Cloth Brushes, perumery, Pomatum Soapa,
BE. Also, tue genuine jean Ma ooasne In
wicker bottles At Guy3D,g PAYNE &,CO.'s,
INL0UR-101 barrels Phoenix Minis White Wheat Extra
III Flour iest YreeiYeS ana fur sale by
iSlc j pdANE . ADAMS.
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EALl OPENING!

N Monday next the 80th inst we viii omen our entire
NJ stock of IRI0H And sBEAUIIFUL FILL GOODS,
together with assortment Staple and Housekeeping
Goods which would respectfully invite the attention
buyers It Is intention to otter goods at prices
as low they be purchased, here or elsewhere.
We would invite the attention Of the ladies to many nov
elites which assortment will embrace.
auR2S HEIsKELL & SWEARIEGEN.
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Zinc Beef.

ON the LIST day of September, I will again commence
killing fine cattle and will, on and after that date %
ready supply my customers and the public ~
Nos Ia i'd 2d Ward Market, with everything in the meat
line, [aug99-8Etl JoHNZ0EOkLEF.
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For Rent.

TNHAT desirable properly near Mt. Wood Cemetery
l known as the King property. The dwelling contains
sufficient accommodations for g large family The 10.
sarden Also good orchard &C., and all lately enelosed
with an exeene ntfence. For terms apply to
mb80-tf . A. P.HULUHEN.
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NHTHRAT DRILLS.-suUerfor Wheat Drills for zEsislS
Wy ManufactuFers prices by AZ. : -
.augl4 SMITH CORR n.
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For Rent.

yTNHE Store.Room on Main street, North Wheeling, or
T1erIy occupied by 8. ID. Woodrow. For terms apply
to lmh19l GEORGE Z. wIcKHAM,
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CpFE HAItJust opened, alaTqe 1tocF N eaff IIoto-
y ery eoneleyAhie variety, style and color
14yV BLISS & CAAfPBRL
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FoR sAI.RoR RENT.

1.-TWO Houses on John street, House Hampton St.
several on Quincy street. and dwelling house and
in Centre Wheeling the Of Main ST.
and Market Alley Enquire at Jacob lEuls the
ner OF John aud 9Th streets, of
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WILLIS STEEL PLOw.TIis celebrated Piow stands I'M I
VI equAlled, And we soCt
of It's srs combining steel mould board With either CASE
Eraught share, possesses advantages found IA other
Pillow. For sale by
aug14 II sMIFHs&. GoRRELI {
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-05
En- lis h B 90 k S.

MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENTS OF
THOMAS MOORE. Fitted by Lord John Russell,
Mp. 1C vols, I2mo.
CAMPBEIL's LIFE OF FREDERICK THE GREAT.
vols, svo
REcoILECTIONS OF BYRON AND HIS CONTEMPT
RARIEs. BY Leigh Hunt. 2vols.
RYRON-nlustrated elegant volume. svo.
CROIEY'S LIFE OF GEORGE ". vol, vo.
THE DUKE DE SUIIY-his Memoirs, vols.
BoswEIL's JOHNsoN-Croker's edition. vol.
JoHNsoN's (Dr sAMUEI) WORKS. 2vols.
THE CASTLES OF MARY QUEEN OF sCOTs-being a
Historical Description. vol.
NOCTEs AMBROSIANE. BY Professor Wilson.
| PLUTARCHs LIVES. vols, l2mo, half calf.
RABEIAI'S WORKS. 2 vols, l2mo., cloth.
THE wAvERIEY NOvEIS-Abbotsford illustrated
edition. II royal svo. vols, half morocco.
| THE wAvERIEY NOvELS-Cadclrs beautiful edi-
! ton in IS vols. calf
! SIR WALTER SCOTS PROSE WORKS. 6vols.
| SCOTS LIFE OF NAPOLEON. o vols, Il mo.
| SHERIDAN KNOWLES DRAMATIC WORKS. 2vols.
MOORE's POLITICAL WORKS. vols, calf
MINISTERING CHHDREN-A Tale. vol.
! THE BAREFOOTED MAIDEN. vol.
NnCHEIET's FRENCH REVOLUTION. vol
THEIRS FRENCH REVOLUTION. vol, svo
MEMOIRS OF COUNT sEGUR, Ambassador from
France to the Courts of Russia and Prussia.
MEMOIRS OF THE COUNTESS DE GENIIs. S vols,
! LORD ERsKINE'S SPEECHES. 1 vols, calf.
DAIRY AND LETTERS OF MADAME D'ARBLAY. :
| vols, half calf.
MISS AUsTEN's NOVELS. S vols. calf.
! SHILLER'S WORKS. 4 vols, calf
GOETHE'S WORKS. 4 vols, calf
TOOKE's DIVERSIONS OF PURIFY. Ivol
SIR JONAH BARRINGToN'S SKETCHES. 3 vols
THE NATIONAL CYCLOrEDIA. vols, half Russia
THE CYCLOPEpIA OF GEOGRAPHY. 4 vols
THE CYCLOPEnIA OF BIOGRAPHY. 1 vols
THE CURIOsITIEs OF LITERATURE. by DrIsracli.
For Sale BIZ
w. II. BERRY 81 CO., Public Square.
aug6-u
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THE BELL CREvAssE-This locality now
presents a scene OF destruction rarely, II ever
Witness d before as coming from similar
cause. and one which gives the spectator even
a more forcible idea of the fury and strength
of a crevssse than was presented when the
waters of the Mississippi were pouring over
the ground in a raging torrent sweeping all
before them. The spot looks like desert
Not blade of grass appears where once was
smiling plantation verdure. The ground Is
furrowed into every shape. and the channel
of the crevasse is wide and deep enough to
form a respectable river.-N. o. DeLtd-
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Neuralgia.

A gentleman living IN Philadelphia says;
s.In passing through rtttsburg, some months since
purchased a bottle 81 BarAane's Holland Biiters.
Il relieved me 50 much th,t Oa r. tarning home ]
bought tvvo more hutiles fram nr ny"i' whrh e"'n-
pletely carei me Of Neuralgia have Recommended
the art.elc 10 ms ay my issnds ard four % ave Of
the number say ii cured them. think that my re-
commendailon has done mere for lis sale IN Phil--
delthia than your advertising"
I'VE are not permitted 10 publish the name, but any
person. calling at the store communicating With as
by letter w be convinced Of the truth OF thissAte
meni)
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-05

The political canvass of Hamilton comfy
now in progress is one of the most exciting
ever known. The city is Illuminated with
torches and boniireS, and resonant with can
non, brass bands. many drums, and The louI'
ing OF muliitudes. every night. perfect
carnival reigns. We have never known more
warmth Of enthusiasm. nor a grrater degree
Of confidence in success. than is now man
il, stcd GA both sidcs.--CfH. Commercial
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-05
HATS AND CAPS.

n AN reociying direct from The Manufactures all
the latest ely les 81 Fall and Winter Hats aud Caps
Men Boys aud thldrenis wear. corsisting ~
81 tie best C~mcrS soft tur Hatr sf all qraliie~;
Boys' Cisth and ssaxes Sapr. Aiso large Dot q
Meas, l. - and CithiTcu's heTre and Nroi Hats,
Which IN l., silt reasonable terms ter Cash
pungtnai scssiers Me-. sc and 81 of College
aaa nEsadway ny A. X CUTTER.
ocGs-u