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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-16

The DRAMA o" MoEE.-MiSs .Avonia
Jones opened her engagement to A wcll-tilled
house last evening, III ''Evadne," a sublime
character cxccllcntly represented in Shells po-
pular play. MISS Ayonia Jones has At all times
been a ~favoritc in Richmond, and her appear
anco and acting last evening helped to make
her still more worthy Of popular patronage. She
is we'll sustained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-16

DECEIVED PER STEAMER THIS DAY
ll-F0 Drums No. l Smyrna Fig, IN cartons and wooden
boxes. Gail AMI eAanln. at JUAN P1ELlNls,
Nov ID No. i2> Main A..
IIIRE WORKS.! FIRE WORkS!-Just re-
l. crivrd from the mandatory, a most comple'" assoft
m-ui of Fire Work.. Call ami supply yourselves At
JUAN PI22lSIS,
N.r ~ M los Main 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-16

Full bright were the rays round the briisl pair playIt
In brilliant hues decking Hopes JOY silde'l dome,
.hII. fond, earnest spirits we're frrvcn'ly praying,
Kin, Heaven smile on them where -'rr they may -p'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-16

HID. and iisrc-- good Cubs sus.., :
= sale by T." u ~
Nov 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
cONGRESsIONAL-

tf WAsiifSiirON, June tOfh-
SESATE.-The Seneie c,,nvened and annOunc-
ed its readiness, 70 receive any message from the
President long debate occurred On the resolu-
tons in relation TO Che British outTages.
Benjamin said the .IBgitish Government has
f,r lang series Of years been endeas0ring 10
obtain from our Government abe right of visiT
tatiol, which Can'tN be s,crSied 10 without CIV
rying with il IN her iavars Z supremacy Of the
seas, WAS obvious TO all. gisiiation y prnetie-
ally the right of search. IL vas adsiatte,i by
all writer's 10 be beigtrent exercise, and should
never be submitted 70 IN time Of peace There
has-nOt been energy enough IN the management
Of our foreign rslsIloiig- not what we had ths
right 10 expect from the tone OF the Inaugural
message.
He r. lsted snmething definite would be done
In his opinion Britaio could not surrender tie
demand She has 80 long and persistently pur-
sued. Information should be given that her
pre- entions cannot longer be submitted to-We
cannot permit search aud If she insist IN her
course, then the people Of The United States
should prepare for war.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16


CITY Couaoit The council met pursuant to.
adjdunmsnt. After the reading Of the minutvy,
Mr. Jdrob, from The Conmiueson ordintn rs,
reporiedan ordinance assessing aud providing
for collections OF water tnx.. Quits disenssion
arose on the proposition to fill blank providing
fora tax upon street hose. The rate was finally
fxed at 81, and 81 for every additional 10 feet.
A discussion next arose upon the amount ofper
cent. whichsho be allowed to the collector of
water rents.
{ i was lgreel to adopt the following, sliding
scale,sviz: four per cent upon all monies coll
lected'and paid in on or before the LIST of No
vember, 1858; three per cent, on all collected
and paid in on or before the LIST of December;
and two and u half per cent on all Collected aud
paid in after the latter date.
The report of the Street Commissioner asking
the attention of the Council To the condition Of
some otthestreets hdalleys since the late rains,
was read and received.
Council adjourned to meet on Saturday night,
n it was ordered that the special order oft Aat
n.eelipg be the fixing OF the salary Of the Col
lector of the Revenue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
MAsnINGrnN NRMs

JuSE 15-Thc War Department has received
no later dates frnm Utah than tho>e previously
received from Coy. Cumming. The view Of
some Of the officers Of the army as expressed
in their letters Is; that he went into Salt Lake
CITY too hastily. Mormon friendship Is not 20
be relied on. Il will be recnIected that the
army srs,s sent q, Utah ~ a posse eomitaluS,
subject to the orders of Civ. Canning, ard
caanor muve without his directions.
No new deveIOpemeRts hy the last arrival
The army will move as recently directed, branch
ing of 4, such intermediate localities as require
prO,e-tion.
The Senate made the following confirmations;
! j. r. Chandler, Of Ps, Minister Naples Jno-
p. Stockton, Of New jersey, Minister TO Rome
+ r. Y. Fair, IL Ala, Minister to Belgium K. g.
Yancy. Of Georgia, Minister to the Argentine
Republic Joseph 4. Wright. Of Indiana, Min
lister to Prussia. Chas- 4 BuckaloW, Of Pa,
Minister to Ecuador.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
nRIlIsII nIIIltAGES

NRw YoKx, Jure l5.-H. B. AZ. yacht Syren
arrived here brought as passenger Lieut. Rich
artison If the ROYAL Navy. bearer "f dispatches
nom the British Admiral ut Bermuda, Sir
Houston Stewart, 10 Lord Napier The Her0tk
saws the exact pnTpOrt of the dispatches could
NOT he nScCTIRimCd, but from what inflammation
her officers had learned at Bermuda, II was
pretty Gel tain flat they would ITUYe Ia be 81 a
satisfactory character TO our Government. Sir
Houston Stewart bad expressed his diSaPprnba-
ton Of the extent To which the boarding OF
American vessels hBd been carried By the OH
GERS attached to his squadron in the gulf No
sIccinI OIiitis for the searching ot all vessels
fund in the attitudes indicated, had been issued
The instructions extended n" further than the
overIauling oi vessels of very suspicious a
character as to warrant IL. The Admiral. It
appears, had not anticipated the news OF the
offensive visitation. aud nc once took peremp--
tory and efficient measures to have them check
ed
1--WE learn further from source entitled to
imDIicit credit. thai the dispatches c lntain the
assurance that every step has been taken by
Admiral Stewart to prevent any recurrence OF
the visit and searches which have been 80 Often
sivts to the American people; that the Partier-
lar acts in question are cOndeiniied or that they
are aseribed TO excessive zeal and eHrTgy VA the
prosecution Of the search for slaves We are
not well assured hut il i regarded as PTohal'le
that the Admiral Will palate the conduct OF has
snbnrdihateS in the latter ground from the thor.
ough measures, taken 10y the Admiral, reported
IN detail tn Lord Napier by the dispatches IN
charge Of Lieut. HirhardsOn. There will be no
reosnu to fear a renewal of the obnoxious Prae-
tices on the part Of the BRITISH gun boat com.
manders.
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THE LATE 5SflsA MBOAT DIS ASTER.-
- gAIRO Under WATER.

CrNTRALIA, III, juno 5.-Abont sixty sui
ferers by the Pennsylvnf disaFter came fruin
Cairo to-day. principally bound to St Lonis
NJ nee over The Illinois Central road. The Pss-
si.ngers estimate the nunibeg abaard 70 have
been 400 aud think 25Q we're iqsE
Reports from Cairo state tiat the town 3 in
a most alarming condition The water sin rising,
now,ruHnipg over the Ohio leyee in several
'piaees Nj. Ashley. Chief Engineer Of the
illinois Central gives i a. bis opinion, that one
foot more of 4 rise viii sweep Cairo entirely
AWAY. MOund city Is underwater. The depot
grounds, tie highest point in town, is covered
10 de,,tIi Of four tlriive inches Passeng'TF are
convcyed.a quarter Of n mile from Mound City,
IN fat boats 70 the CeFs.
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BUSINESS NOTICES..

BOos binding. mir. W. 7. Needs has in
creased and improved his facilities for doing all
sorts of book binding and blank book manufac-
turing Mt his pace ofbuSincss in the Latelligea.
eer building, corner of Main and Quincy SITS
solicits the patronage of the public. Those
who want pamphlets bound, oldibooks rebound,
or blank books manufactured, can depend upon
Mr. Needs for excellence, promptness and dis
patch. Give him call.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
FROM UTAH.

WAsurNGTov. June I5.-Gen. Scott has re-
tejyetl Important official dispatches from Utah,
Eve DAYS later than those received by the Preei-
dent. from Gov. Cumming. which have been
published The dispatches state that the Nor
mons have deceived Gov. Cumming that there
* a disposition to make peace; and that alter
the M0rmOns had removed their women and
children from Salt Lake City, the men had re-
Turned. strengthened their posts aud assumed .
threatening attitude.
This Intelligence is considered, by The de-
partment, perfectly reliable
Mcssfs. Powell and Mccullough, the commits
eionerS we're delayed on their way by foods
and rains. Capt. Marcy was rig DAYS from camp
Scott The forces under Gen. jWhnstOn vert
an v.,y short allowance, being unwilling TO kill
mules for food Until die last point Of necessity
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
NEM YORK MARKET.

JuxE l5.-Cotton firm; 2.0UU bales Upland
Middlings atll3-4 Flour firm; 1850 bills
sold; OHIO SI.55l4.7O. an advances Of &c. Waeat
buoyanI; IS, UtiO bush sold; White 3 80; new
Arm. Al .i,,yD bush sold; White 76a7S- Primo
Pork lGc lower at Sl2 .9OaI4- Lard heavy at
IOI-AaIl. Whisky duh at 225a2S- Bacon
STEADY.
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ap9O-Iy
PICTURES FOR THE N1ILLIONI

m Prices To suit the tiuaes at Wy KEs' GALLERY OF
ARR Mtia EtiOR. PIcuTes taken atthls
Gaery at greatly prices The public are aware
is the place tbe Pictures than IA
ken the city.
would also inform that they need not gotOseoond
rate rooms TO 81 LL IIEft head
quarters prepared TO take q, a. as cheap as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Nervous Lrr4ta0t1ity.-- often do we see
persons so easily irritated BY the comm ones
trials and events Of life. as to he perfect 'sensi
tive plants" as regards al circumstances.
Let such persons try the Peruvian Syrup aud
they will soon find that with their increased
strength, they can buffet the waves of every
day life with vigor and pleasure. As tonic,
Nervous Debility, Complaints of children and a
Spring Medicine, it is umivaIled for. For sale
only at e. Bookings Apothcca, No. 81 Monroe
street, where also can he found ChamoiS Skins,
Soap Powder, Mrs Allens Preparation for the
Hair, with acompete assortment of Medicine
and Perfumery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
The Daily IntelIigeneer.

Persons wishing the Bully Iatelligeaesr, can
have it left according to directions, for ten cs,ts
per week, payable weekly to Luther Rice.
Orders for the fsper can be LEFT at the Office
or handed to the carriers
~ Subscribers are requested not to pay to
the carrier hoys. unless they can show author.
ity from Mr.. Rice to make COLLECTIONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
RIVER AND WEATHER.

prrrsBUKGn June l5--ltiver y ieet 10 IN
ches by pier mark, falling Weather clear
Mercury IS.
WAGAsil. june 15.-The Wabash Is on 4
stand, about foot higher than the last great
70 ID and higher than has been known since the
gre Il Hood Of I S2S
CINC1NNATI, June l5.-Riyer risen teet
INCHES in the last 81 hours. = " Gather clear
Their. SO.
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Translent Advertisementg.

1t would he relief from very disagreeable
duty, which we are obliged to perform every
day, ifall persons would remember that tran.
silent advertisements MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE. Requests are made for us to copy
advertisements, very often, and charge to par
ties. of course we don't do SO. esg The mon
ey must, in all cases, accompany the udver.
tiselnent
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M Rioer was ialsiug vain ge0a s'asS -

14. Pi5eF was lalliug gfth good stage Of
&c 80. channel. Business was pretty brisk
wafer =. ever since Pc high water washed
g : w.. r.iIroads The Courier len last night
away o,l list OF passengers and freight. The
VIII. hound 20 ST Louis, was the landing
Ar.19e d. axternal show Of freight and people
VIII, r,..,,;ce Cant. Jnhn Mcclure, will leave
ne np ..,.s fT louisville. a. u. Armstrong,
tins sered from his recent ilhiess
has sun, 9,,,s his duiies in the office.
T. , Tgsa" sbslantn steamer InterchaTge, Capt
ie ELL leave tl.is eyening for Louisville and
I'll sinteTmsdiatei ports
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
BY THE UNION LINE.
TOREIGNz NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS ARAGo
AND EUROPA n

New YOKK, June 10 --rhe steamship Arago
has arrived with Southampton dates TO the I'd
instant.
Ihe steamship Europa arrived out on the SOlh
uit aud the Vanderbilt ON the 2d inst
The European intelligence was mostly en-
hraced la the accounts by the Nova SeOIia, re-
ceived via Cape Race
The Atlantic TelesraPh feet was expected to
return to Plymouth on tue 4Ii June, prior 70
the final departure to lay the cable.
Proposals have been issued IA London Tor \
subscription Of two hundred thousand pounds
for the Raritan and Delaware bay Railroad
through New Jersey.
The unexpected return Of the British Minis
ter frOin Florence causes much excitement in
the diplomatic circles at Persia
The London Times has been stopped from
Circulating in France, ia consequences Of its re-
cent article The fatal duel.
RcinfOrceIments nte To he sent TO Canton.
Selamarrah is collecting trcdPa in CirraSSia,
violent collision lIaVing occurred betweetI the
CIrcaseians aud Russiai'si 5V0 Of the latter hal
been killed.
In addition to the proceedings in Parliament
on the searching Of American esselS Telegraph
ed from Cape Race, Mr. Fitzgerald said that the
British Government lad sigHified 10 the Gov
ernment OF the U. s that they were ready TO
adopt such measures as tie latter might sng-
gest, To Ileet the difficulty wlie 4, ises from the
fact that the Slavers almost Invariably hOlSted
the U. ). nag.
HA1lrAx, June I5.-The steamer Europa
arrived with Liverpool dates TO the fifth The
City Of BALTIMORE aud Anglo Saxon arrived out
on the Sd.
The Telegraph fleet had returned TO Plymouth
experiments having heGn successful The beet
was to sail again on the !th inst
In the HnnSe of Commons the Government
announced, that If the alleieed OutTages on
American vessels are well founded, immediate
explanations viii be made
Jason Son. India merchants. london, have
suspended for RTOO,OOu. Assets abundant.
Nothing later from India. Continental news
unimpOrtnHt.
.LIvEKPoOI., June 4---COtton, sales for the
week 4. goo bales; 1000 speculation and $500
for export; market opened with decline i-s.
but American adIices by the Vanderbilt caused
A partial recovery; the market closing with a
decline in fair aud middIing qualities Of Liza
s; lower qualities have declined 8; stock ia
port 664, 600 bales. including 57h.ODO American.
The sales on Friday lO,mO bales, quota
lions are rs. follows: OileaLS fair 81, niddling
~ rs; Mobile lhir 3 8, iniddling J.
Manchester al ices EavO able aud the Pr1e 9
of goods were filmer holders demanding an ad-
vance.
[ LOSDOH, Saturday noon, June b.-COnSois
for nnrey quoted mt % 3 8.
The bnIIi6n in the Bank Of England has J. :
creased 9JO.OOU
AmeFl, an securities from Railroad securities
dull, with uninp"rtant sales
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Night Parade.-The Fcncibles Rtiemen and
Cadets were out last night on para C. They
presented creditable aud suldierly appearance.
The display was great deal better, both aS to
proficiency in the drill, as well as in numbers,
than we supposed the military of Wheeling
could muster out. The soldiers drew crowd
too. which followed the procession and fairly
blocked the streets through which it passed.
The excitement enivcned the usual monotony
Of things. and caused busting aud shutting
movement all over town.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
FIRE

Rock ISLAM. june l5.ll.-The brick biock
Wasi .gton, ON Illinois street, occupied as Is
qIOr stores was DESTROYED. by hire tins morning
/. rs buiIdin. aud goods. exceeds thirty thous-
AID dollars. Insured for $4,000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
fLate /. O. naIdrln 8 co.,l Ro
AMRROTYPES

WHICH OANNOC Bk sUhPAs@EDs
AM3ROrYPES WARRANTED 10 PLEASE.
AMsRoIYpEs GIVING the NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, Sheet Iron, Patent LeathoT, dc
Taken any warranted equul TO In theeity
AT THE CRY GALLERY Of AKT,
80, IIOnroe street.
apqO-Iy o. A. GRIFFIN, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Sad case of Drogniug.-on Monday last
voune man named Edward Green, whilst out
tishing IN Wheeling creek. about three miles
above this city, accidentally fell into the water
and was drowned The people in the vicinity
were engaged all day yesterday in dragging the
stream, but without success. The water was ;
high and the rapid cnrrent doubtless carried
the body down the stream.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Heapy L0ss.-We regret to learn that MI.
John Boring. from this city, who had the con-
tract for the brick work on the ediice to be
erected at Bethany, has sustained u heavy loss
in consequence Of the late rains. HIS KIN con,
tanning about sOo, 600 brick, fell IN and q se'd
to be a total loss,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Found Drorned.-At Baden village Baden
Station of p, & O.. r. RI the body of
how apparently between twelve aud fourteen,
was found in the Ohio river -o'l-Satarday last
and an inquest held by Coroner Couch OF bsa-
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IcTpAvpOAT ryPLOsION-

NEw OnLEAKs June l5.-An expulsion Oc-
CURED yesterday on board the steamboat
Eclipse, uear Matinee; two men were killed aud
thrr, wounded.
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BRAGGo ARCTIC LINIDG cav I

neo,nurei,ensibIe Lniment, aP6 iueh tN gTea
tie psnss Of heumatisu Neuralgia Tout, LryspvHs
Cancer, SerOiuiH, SPraihs uises' B1i Ia S si
dseaSes rndy SUPP rsedhs all similar prep
aratious prOpfe give for the ersoarAEsset Of
app cures se by anrii the
tinestes tv PHT'ss nausd a-e u me q
the propris their length PrteiuuSe o.
one BoIiIe TtfumPhunt.
Mrs. Mont, No. S46 Morgan STREET, Louis, having
suffered iree ia 9hsumatsi aa tried many
tie q A's"S 4''' SaI Of PnFgnIory.
..uI.rins the passs u parsstorS With Neuralgia,
months, vas cured by three four applications OF ths
A'e'ie '''H'n Siiy t.s I.IlIIe ChiIdren.
little daughter AIRS. Lss, rvsiainE ON Lake street.
OF Soiiin water. the Arctic Lnu elt applied acor
.lireetols 1,d sas are was s1,Hs
s.estOreSl 10 ese.tHly-
rr.i from, - 81 hlI ana sy CURING sluptoL tls face
AM 6y the use LinimsntEsseuFe Nana
restored 70 hsr q aiS o. T.slsor.
Eugene Mailer, N4.s rss years the victim o.
until he tried tile arctic Liniiueut Three 4otuss eafsq
him in a few Sss1 SvondcrraI CaIeI
Mrs Bedford Mobile confined her couch three
years numb palsy ana ate! 6sinE 10 dyspas lS' ~,
msnt, IN a little over q month,
MkAFuIs, rkAN., Nov 2Sth, 1851.
thereby certify that having been badly bruised snd
me 60 try Braggs ATCtN LlniAelt The siAt
lie frOmthe scHda hud IN avery snort te Al
te an was gone from the bruises. In two weeks MAS
veil, and able 90 resume my business. 49,,
The GElind Sees
q wRp5TkR Orr Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1881.
m A. g. BhAog-DeAI sI !: For more than three Jears
mad been with innamed eyes, IN an aggravated
tried PysiciAtF andseN eTal nputruult
"a 10 effect; Induced by Dir. Bauin TO Try h Arctic
Llnfnent, months was neeFly we'll S iitt'e
n,itcr As Atltcted In the manner Tor te saue
tim u and during portion The time entirely blind
ewes are nov PERFECTLY sound. Thus have !, with one TWO
my daughters and ms oT besides
curing te Rheumatism Ia Wy back would not ne without
SO ~ Wl. RUSSELL.
wsBsrKR CirE, iowa, Noy. gth, ISL
thereby certify that well acquainted with William
Russell with tile nihing cures hs mentons ana
tnny MI statement to he strictly true.
III. WADSwoRTtI, P. NJ Webster City.
asOOd for Autulat U.s. ~
This Invaluable Imminent IL also equally eeatoub IN
euTR tile diseases % Annalu, WitneAF the Following
e-rdcste: Messrs d ATnOti and yneh, ATnot Co.,
kep the two livery sRbiestn the " are gem
eraiy noVh hTUughonttlie Unliede tatee. -.
crazy 49, 81 LOuts, Dee Esd, 1851.
We THANH dersened used DT Bragg Arctic Lin
,snt for nuIoeT rs, cheerulJ testify 20 ts SUI
eror efficacy curing the diseases OF horSea 50 Well are
satished Of the Arctic being the best Linmeit made
mat Ne would other We Keep apd have Eet Tor
number Of Yeas, extensive livery etabes Ia this city, aud
our experience about horse and i9eas
Is Is great say, TIA the AreLte Lin
nnt Is the only have eFer found dtsrqgs eetce
We cordially reconime ia 10 stAp'e AsVFste eA
Others having the care Of hosses 1905.
LYNCH, ARhOT 4 CO.,
ra.rf CheHnut Street,
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Bad Taste Towards the cool hours OF even
ing, numbers of children have of late been sent
out to promenade the streets and c,joy tue
open air, displaying theirfown sweet graces aud
the good " bad taste ofnamnas Ia the peculiar
arrangement oftheir juvenile pnraphernaia. =
The worst possible taste, says an exchange, in
the drsss of httle girls is that which lrescribes
an expansive hoop or an indefinite amount OF
starch. 10 throw out the gaudy or simple skirts
OF the Nearer to an inordinate extent. thus des
troyirg all seeming Of that soft drapcry which
should always be associated with childhood, and
substituting a stiff, uneasy toilet, without even
the slightest grace or advantage to redeem it
Short dresses with amoderate amount of slitfen-
lug are very pretty and elegant, aud add beau
" and attIactiveness to the neatly worked pan.
taette, aud invest the little feet aud slender an
kles beneath with loveiuess v might call po
etic. 10 realize the pleasurabe impression, tits
but necessary to watch tbs tripping motions OF
some halfn dozen Lsleiuliy dresser, little girls,
aud contrast the effect with that of as many
starched and stitfened into misconceived ele-
gauce. If mothers will lavish in the adornment
OF their children, let them; but for heavens sake
allow the little creatures the privilege oflooking
as sweet,as possible With corresponding degree
of ca, e simplicity aud grace
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THE GREAT kNGL.SH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.


Prepared IRON rsscstpion n Sir = Clarke, n. D..
e. IAssieIun GstrUVrdinury 70 DE QHst'.
This invaluable medicine unfaiIing In the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which te female
constitution il subj modernts all sxesss and
Blov,s ObsWuetOns. AID speedy cure HnsS be relied
no MA KBAED LADHkS
il especially suited It WILL in short time bring On ts
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, p Que Dollar, bears The Government
stAu.p OF Great Britain, to prevent eodhtsriet,s. r
CAU9I1N,
7hese n Us shoud not be faket 6yJsaGles during The
E1isST 4AI.EE JIOAzZys ot pregnancy, Hey are
bring NtseaF, td0s 6t at ohV OGtsr tf'Hs ey
sue.
In Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
Limbs, fatigue slight exeron, PalPia-
dion Heart Hys,res aud Whites, these Pills Will
elect cure when all other have tailtd, and al
,hous, powerful remedy do contain iron, cH0Hsl,
anthony, aUS .hing Lurttu to the constitution
Fun in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the UnIted States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late 1. @. Baldwin 4 Co.. Rochester, n. Y.
N.B-9I,Oo aud postage Stsmpa enclosed to my au-
thorised Agent, viii Insure BOTTLE containing 81 Pills,
BY returnuaIi.
For sale By I. II LOGAN { Co In wheeling,
b. L. Fahn. stOck Co., wholesale Agents, PittSburgi
Purcell, Laid Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, At hiea
mood. apss-ly