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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

TnE CONTEST IN ILLlSoIs.-Senator Douglas
spoke at onarga, ILL.,, on. the 24th ult, in which
hs.reviewed the English bill ut length. He re-
ferred to the fact that the Administration seems
now to love enti Lecompton men, provided that
they have acquiesced in tho English bill. In
proof of this he instanced Buchanan's letter to
Bill English. he said:
I am not aware that the President has written
letter requesting the people to elect any other
man. except Mr.. English, the anti-Lecomptonite
daughter. My offence, it seems, consists not
In defeating the Lecompton Constitution, butin.
refusing to support the English bill after Lee
compton was dead.
Reviewing. the features of the English bill, he
said:
I was not willing to vote for that bill, because
it made distinction between free and slave
State, and whilst permitting Kansas to come into
the Union under the Lecompton constitution
with 5000 inhabitants, refused to admit her il
the people were determined to have afree State,
until she had acquired a population of SO, 420.
My opinion then was, and now is, that when
ever Kansas has population enough for slave
State she has population sufficient for n free
State. rhunders ofapplause] have never yet
given vote in Congress by which Ihave made
n distinction between n Northern and Southern
State, between free and slave State, and lney-
er intend to give ayote by whichany suchodious
distinction or discrimination shall be recognized
between the different sovereign States cf this
Union, Hear him, and cheers hold that
equality among all the States of this Union, old
andnew, is a fundamental principle in our con-
tederacy which can never be violated with inn
punity. Because I aoouM not recognize that
odious and unjust discrimination 6etaoeen the
free and slaUe States, go,t ara told and the coun-
try IS told By the Washington U1aion and Others
in authority, that I am to be prescribed, and
that the POtOer of the Administration IS to be
a0ielaett an concert 1oitb the Republican or Abo-
tition party, to crash Douglas for his Obstinacy
IN not supporting the English BILL = =
III had only followed the example of English,
and voted for the English bill, might then
have violated its provisions and refused to carry
it out, aud still have been good Democrat in
the estimation ofcertain men. fLaughter1 If
[ HAD ONLY VOTED FOR THAT BILL AND PLEDGED
MY HONOR NOT TO SANCTION THE ADMISSION OF
KANSAS, IF SHE REJECTED THE I.EcoMPToN CONSTR
TUITION, UNTIL SHE HAD A POPULATION OF SO, 400,
[ COULD THEN HAVE TURNED ROUND, FORFEITED NY
HONOR, VIOLATED MY PLEDGE, VOTED TO ADMIT HER
AT ONCE, AND STILL HAVE BEEN FIRST RATE
DEMOCRAT. Il PoUR IT INTO THEN; THE HOUNDS
DESERVE IT, ETC. WHAT OTHER REASON IS THERE
FOR THIS UNuoLY AND, UNNATuRAL CRUSADE
AGAINST TIE DEMOCRACY OF ILLINOIS, EXCEPT
TuAEwE WOULD NOT RECOGNIZE A DISTINCTION
BETWEEN FREE AND SLAVE STATES. That's the
reason, and cheers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

ANOTHER IEsTANCRo OF THE EFFICACY sBGR.
nAvE's HOIIAND BrrTERs. NJ Poindexter
at Union office, September, 9Th, 1854, says.
''some weeks since nee, being seriously affected
with pain and uneaslness ct the stomach, lossof
appetite, and at times strongss symptoms of dys-
4spsia, was induced TO try your Holland
F'tttess and feel Il but act of justice the
article, as we'll ias.for thelgdod OF those who
may pc affected Unlike arrangement of fthe
bottle of this medicine proved of fncnlculaf1le
benefit having feed the stomach from all sense
of depression, and removed every symptom Of
dyspepsia ! would also remark, that two other
members of my family, who were afflicted in q.
similar manner with myself, were entirely re.
.lieved by tie use of a single bottle each.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

LADIES WANTED IN, AUsTAIIA.-The latest
intelligence from Victoria contains a statistical
return of no little interest to Indies! BY the
last return of the register general Of the colony
we perceive that tue numerical preponderance
OF men. overswomeni amounted to the astounding
sum of IS $4,000 in 4 population Of 47O,00O In.
other words, there were only about 16s, 600 wo-
men to 800, 600 men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

will also rent my store Monroe street I'd above
NJ. &. NJ. Bank. Possession given Immediately.
| sep9O1m 3its..lsli ~ SAMiI. NEIL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

CuEss-I26 american Champion in Europe
-staunton has formally accepted Mr.. MorphY's
challenge for $500 The contest is expected to
commence the first week in November An
derssen has promised to play Mr.. Morphy a
short match in London in October; but Mr..
MOrphy will, most likely, go to Breslan, and play
him a long one of twenty.one games.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

CoNvENrIoN OF. PREAcaERs "A convention Of
local preachers connected with the Methodist
Church, will be held in the city of New York,
embracing Sabbath, October Sd, tto.morrow.)-.
Delegates are expected from various sections of
the United States Canada, &c. The design ofthe
convention is to encourage frsternal intercourse
with the local ministry of tho church; andlno
subject calculated to promote sectional strife will
be allowed in the convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

SADDLES. HARNESS, TRUNKS, &C.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
b. SHEPARD No. 131 Main St. corner 81 taop, win
continue to keep hand large 9nd e9iuPete as
Gentepsns Saddles Fine and Coarse Harkess, Trunks,
Yalices Carpet Bags satcSels Collars, names, Whips
would respectfully cali attention my stock and trust
by attention and promptpsss to merit continuance
All kinds Of repairing promptly DONE and in proper
manner.t '.a ~ J. B. SliEPPARD, q
aen2O 18l Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

The .AngIo-Americ0n Ligament-A certain
Proverb suggests the expedency of having two
strings toyour bow. Thisadage may berecom-
mended to the attention of the Atlantic Tele.
graph Company Ii the sea serpent were to
nunicaton between America aud England, If
there were another left, still less if there were
two or three. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

NHos. J. COOPER successor to Morrison & Co. viii CON
tinne carry the business of the Star Foundry in all
Street. 7THOs 4 f!I10pPfe
/ Sept 90, 1s5s. 80 y - = aenl7S2nltt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

MoRPHYS GAME WITH HARwITz.
Herr Harwitz had the first move and he
adopted the unusual course of reqaestisg Mr.
Morphy to accept the kings gambit, game
which compels the second player to remain on
the defensive for the first dozen moves at least
while the first player has fine attack. Mr.
Morphy chivalrously consented to the wish of
the German, although thereby lie had TO adopt
a defensive game, while his great strength is in
his mastery and overwhelming attacks. In the
course of the game an opportunity occurred
whereby Morphy, by sacrificing knight, could
get up an attack on his own account; and tired
of being on the defensive, he yielded to the
temptation, which eventually cost him the game
With weaker player, the attack he got up
would have been overwhelming; but Harrwitz
happens to know two or three things about chess
more than the American gave him credit for
that towards the close of the game w!un the
pieces were all changed off except the queens,
he retained four pawns, whereas Morphy Ind
but one. The German then compelled an cx-
change of queens and, of course, won easily
with his preponderance of pawns. 1t is very
likely that next tune Morphy will be careful
how he sacrifices pieces with player like
Harrwitz.
On. Morphy arriving in Paris, and while
awaiting the arrival of Mr.. Harrwitz, who was
at Yalenciennes, the young American amused
himself by encountering the few nobilities to
be found in the CercLc des Echoes, with the fol-
lowing result: He played one game with NJ dc
Rivere, "a brother to the Zouave,) which terlni-
natea in n drawn battle; three against NJ Jour
mould, all of which he won; and seven wherein
he gave the pawn and two moves to NJ. Lecri-
vain, of which he won five and drew two.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02
CLOSING OUT

OWING to declining health, m compelled to close up
" my business possible, and will sell at less
than cost entire stock OF Hardware The goods have
been selected by myself with rert care the best
quality Persons wishing purchase will find IT their
advantage tocau and examine the stock. - u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

Rathc1 AndDtaE0us.-How do you account for
this3 The compass has four points, and yet a
pair of compasses has only twol
Il t''iRe from Birmingham. musical wag
(emitting waggery at the Birmingham musical
festival remarked, in reference to the subma.
rine telegrapls, that they would soon be all over
the world and so ''the harmony of mankind
would be in the common chord of c." Provi-
dentially big organ struck up, and drowned the
indignant EXPLANATIONS of the auditors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

CoMaEScNa EAsLY.--snow fell at Rutland
Vermont, as well as in John Browns Tract, last
week. Atthe former place, there was tine
sprinkling Of.feathery flakes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02
MsORE NE ". -G. GO DIS.

/ A TIANTIO CABLE CHARNEs-I have also on hand
"A small sections Of the Atlantic oabe NEATLY HOUND
IN GOLDa curiosity and appropriate for Cen
temens Watch Fob. We invite the curious to call and
anime ISL Main st. ssp5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

MArRlNoNr on the, AIR G EogNDs.-A, novel
incident occurred at the Marshall county Fair.
held at Lewisburg, Tenn, last week, which.wanss
not laid down in the programme. A couple
presented themselves and were married IN the
amphitheatre in the presence of hundreds of
spectators. Though no premium was offered
for such an exhibition, the parties went their
way looking as if each had just obtained aprize
above all price.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

asssEffs5 st3 - = nan re ~
ANoSe the attractions Of y camp meeting. at
!Redding, Connecticut the other=tiay, was fat
pounds and blessed n Boomers with lSv-psek
dress and bare arms.
TINS queer announcement appeared one day.
last week, as an advertisements in the St. Louis.
papers:
EScAsrD.-Miss Anna Gould,to John .Caudsl
City Marshal, both of Leavenworth: X. Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

by mutnal consent The buaines of the hfm WIN bf
settled by Sheppard: Those indebted to til firm are
respectfully requeBtedto call ard make pawn oss
having accounts againstus will please Presen M iIi
bttlementii is5 I H. sHEpp am ~
Sept. 10Th, 1883. oHAs. MoRGAN'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02
CWA9. 0TORGAiNT

EWHoLEsALE ANDR ETAIG Mannfacturer Of Saddles
Giles usually kept by saddeIs beEs leave to III
public that he has opened Main ST., cor Make
Alley where he will be glad to any persons want NJ
anyof the above articles sheintends make @
and sell At fair prices, he hopes obtain liberal
OF public patronage. Particular attention Maid Ia Ti
work, and repairing, done with diSpatch seTSis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02
DONNETS 3 NIBBUNS.--
d. DARK STR wv EISS

TNOMESTIC GOODS-Banketsw warranted all wool Sheet.
inrs S4 IO-4, 1I.4 24, both Linen and Cotton;
Pillow and Lineu Bleached and Brown shifting;
Merrnac aud English Prints Gnghams Rlannes thHt do
NOT riIE Canton Fannels, TIckings, ShiTtng Cheeks,
&C., &C.-just received by [sep11l MARSH TAYLOR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-19

mausv uws~s paAve~ ~rvr.~n
~ 49, - - sssssssy tnsn-
1eyS e1septs1, Ia TIE Hall eves 1ise's Has1wass
Stors. eornsY Fos,th - II -. fron 1 70 Al
LET Nm TnA7 unAaBsu aAY CONS.
>. a.... ~, s.,.,.. !.
~ tne ~. sasp.s. ~ n, 2, NJ sPM.i sns
t -. c.". 49,. oa.s 60. 49, - ,s .ni
as... 49, ~. 49, ~. 49,,
49, 4 ~. ..;~hA,. 80 80 1oJ.si
$3.50 "a ]. 1ot~.. sors IA 49,. ~.
NJ - .' - 80 80 VIZ
WcmPos VI Sis"' ~ ~ sssi' anu JOUR s"ai
snail i've;
I. lac ,n.soh ssy r squ"es Nv 'sa'n-
M nw ~ . .ny.sN.i
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New SssseEu nAnks.
Thenpson's Basks =. corrected by
Thompson BretheHk |hss ths annsxed
list Of par jersey Bknks and ~ plasss q
redemption !.
axeS or nv ssassY. Z
Bank q Jssssy City, Issssy Oisys Os.sa Bsak.
Central Dank Of New Jersey, Airhsovn. 3 and
up; NsnAAttan Bank. 80. -
beissdsss bsak, Bslvidsre, s. and up Nsssopeli-
CITY s..k. Peril Anseyi Insors.rs' Al Ira.
oiia.es 1saE q New jersey; A.sris.. =.
f.snsn, n..k q Vantage. ~ ; -, HassA.ss
Pasnsn' ana Mechanic na.l. Ml1a,aIe,r
Point Hank of the U0nmnnweAitA. 81 ~
farnsn AeehasiO BAnk a kaAwavt Ms1ue,
Freehold Daakisg o.; MaahaatAa INK.
Amer. Exehange Bank.
Hsnssrder & R.sk s.:s.:..;.. =, ~,
Of tbs Coumoa wsajth. 81 -,
Asdssa @. bank, lesaaA sH ehss ~ Lsa1As
n:eAssios Bank. Newark. 50 ~ y, llssAn.
4soh. Man. Bank. Trsatos, = s.a a.; la.l
q Ahs Con- Aonwralth.
Asshsnis 4 fsadsr.' H.. Jsnsy Cisy, lss An
Ns~esk City 0aak, Newark. 8 upi coasiasnl
6svark 1sshisg sd Ilsusaass O.. Newark. &
- ~; Assehaa0s oaAk.
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COMM f RClAL.
DAILY GAss 'CIyv Oessns, I
Ksokuk, May nth. 1

DAILY 0ASB 'CISv Oe1Ins,
Ksokak, Asy nth. I
FLOUR - Banner Mills Extra Family ffall
whsatl 81 90 = bbi., Extra Superdne (sprins
vhsst) - 90; Bapsrhns $500. Gate City Extra,
q rs per Dbl. Second quality - % y bbl.-
Cosntry aour, 81 sIp sAak. Disney, 81 % 70
q Is. arAhsn, tfsT vhsss) y - Per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS. - psElee. x
coRN-R<sdy sale 81
BARLEY--tscoA - ns qualities d
soe 10 Use.
wAEAT-Littls - ~ -
viii - paid sor - 49, fnng = = g
for choice; poor grAAss ~ ~ sssnn
oArs-In requsst - III
RYE-3Sr TO 4oe Htsls g
PorATOEs-0ood supply, sslfIl u 10 70 -.
GRocKKIEs-N. o. sagsrfsir 71te sl,psins O.
" o. choice o., clarified 10 " leS crushed and iss
lsts Isa. Molsssss-Plantation - 70 n, 8. II. ~
10 Is, Golden syrup, ~ TO 500. coGss-Rio III,
- l7i. Java 1870 isc. Rioe 10 sc.
sOAP-Psin sle, Family &c.
CANDLEs--Star - 10 q, steaYine ia. Mould
Ito la.
LARD-Fsir supply, d 10 &c.
BUTTRK-In better supply. Choice II 70 IL.
HIDRs-Dry lie; green, a 10 -.
HAY--Prairis from % 20 %. Timothy, 81
10 SN Hungarian, en 70 {. II.
sEDs.-Hsngsrian Gnss, 20 totl %; um-
sthy, "a - 10 I IS.
SUNDRIKs-0nions, 20 10 10, Eggs. 81 - sct
Feathers, 1sc TO 4ec Waite Beans, 80 70 IS. =
FRUIr-Fair supply. Green apples, ehoiss, -
- TO -. Dried apples, u 90 70 - % per bssh(
Dried peaches, - ~ to . 50; Raisins, = -
4 90.
PR0yiSIoNB--Msss Pork ga 80 70 Ga, SD
sss 81, Sides Q, Hams T.
BEEF Il to ~ gross; 4ie 70 per qsg
HO3S--Drcssed tob.
sHEEP-e7 to ~ y hsad.
sALT--o. A. 81 - 70 81 80; Kaaswhs. , Is.
ExcsAsas.-- On New York for carrsocy II pr
cent; for gold Der cent. 81. Louis per cent.
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REMOVAL,

The DAILY GATE CRY OFFICE 10
In AsCsun's Dsildiag, corner Of Main and
Second Stresses. Eatrases on Second street;
Counting Room Arst door 70 he right.
-Ordsrs Tor al kisds Of Job Work filed
with nsasssss and dispatch.
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80H 000ts Sss5tt So
q STORE ROOMS under she New uetsl--l !.
- Main street. and On Fifth strsst--all q vhtsA
wtil ,snt for retail sesess, lsr ths following
sind. Of sssinsss Bragg sad rsssuassy, l1sae6
"a s,,sn.shinG doom, nsscanas 1atldsisg, LaAise'
eAee kstAbiishasnss Millinery, LIZ Icsds, Co.
sseussary sse Ies Cssaa. tsnily 0rssssy. ssd
W8ese ana T0oacco. && 24s
4. Also oae sOon eonnsstsd With the b~wse 70. |.
asssss - hssaar al q vhiah wall -
apr394 49, 4N 00kNl6H 4 NIIRHY
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s.gP.s,., res. . ce..s.

NOTICE is hereby gives tlaa - aatAsrity -.
~ fsrssd By law ~ Hes, Tlcalos II. Cfaesls,
Ja1es u the First JuAteiel Distsist q ~ 49,
Of 1ows, Asrshy ondssS ssa Airssls : Apeelal 1ssn
sf sAs Distriet co~rt TOR Lee Csanty, q Ksekuks
eoonsneink at 10 o'slesk .. -. - ~ feuseA
Monday In Nay. 1858, thsiag tAs twAnty-lsastA
Gay Of said mooth,l TOT he trial u ~ seiniaal
esses now psndins er vhisb nAy asiss IN tAss psry
eaea II - ssunsy lpt Which M Districs Cosst y
servsd 81 the September Term, 1851, ~ aeei1A y
eeeead, anda Petit Jury will ~ ssnnonsd Tor IL
syAseAstion Of such business - nay Asiss = susA
6pssial Term. ERIEJ. LDDCH. 81
Clark District Court, Lee couaty, Iowa. 1.
\ April 10, '6e-dGv 4.
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TM8 auDaCRHBER
MOULD respectfully inima ~ sitissas Of
w Ksoksk and vicinity that he has on had .
fall sssoPtuent Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelyy,
SILVER WARE,
Fancy GseAs, cusseTy. opscsaciss
aAA PlAssA Wase.
Nest Of which ara NARRATED ~ hest quality,
ssA UMRAP ron CASH. \
Rastieular attention given 70 the repairing If
t3 Clocks, WatahA an1 1sWelry, vhieh win -
ISas5AAtsd u gre satisfactioa Of sft
the money refSAde1.
Bagn Of The 0ctasoa Closk, ssssar e JalEh a.
Main streets, 1stss nsuse.
Nay is-d sAML0. BRIDoHs.
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BARNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

i
AJOW, In consideration VI hard timss. Il 10
IN very necessary for our citiscss TO use econ
ony In the purchase II What they consume. In
order ~ live fat and cheap you must bay GOOD
and CHEAP articles. To do this, call II W. h !.
Austin 4 Co.'S old stand. whore you will ind his
soacese0r,
8. 4. Baxnum,
and hfs accomm sdating cleits, Sho are svsr
ready and wtlljnG 10 adninister 10 tho warts Of
the countiss mulsitud,s Who daily tAsosg
aFound his cosntsrs eaaiting their tsfn 70 y
served y ita the good thingsso necessary 70 lifs
Citissns u ksokuk, And farnsss II the sur
rounding country give me = call, and yos Will
ssvsr regret u the longsst day you live.
The undenignt I'd having purchased tho entire
ste.k Of W. II. Austin = Co., ~ No. l0s, south
side Of Main street, thsse Aours west Of toursh
y solistteus 81 : Glare " the patronage Il NJ
lstsnds and the pubiic generally.
0oeae uslI DO delivered to sby pavt ~ ~ Z
s.iy .l.s pssnPsssas aad dispatsA. Tsfns stsist.
b CASH.
n. ,. You will 1sd ysuosp buy goods fuily =
eAeap - Jon 3osnsriy AAvs done. don \ fosEe,
~ Maia-st. b. L. BARNUN.
Ksakuk. Msy 4, 'Ge-dA~tf
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S 49, - = 49, - 800 & iss@
lsls
~ II oslss. 49,
1sahssf Nj. Vssao,. Mf.vVlSes.
baak sf Paoli, pa0li.
DaAk Of kockvills, v abash.
! oaAk Of 6alsD, New ARsny. yx&sss
u Aapk Of Salem, Salem.
DISoaington Bank, Bioemington. sssss
Cambridge City Bank, CambriAgs City.
kxehaa6s Bank, 8rsencastle.
Aaak II Isdiaaa Michigan City.
Canal hank, kvansvills.
CsntrslB 'k. Indianapoh redeemed By 1fsas-
srer VI State.
Crssssn. city Bank, Rvan.vili..
Bank Of ElkhsFt.
Brookville Bank Indiana.
Cambridge City Bank.
Pasmsrs' Bank, wsstneld.
indiana Bank, Aadisoa.
Indiana Farmer Bank, Franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Legrsnes Bank, Lima
Parks Coanty Bank. Rockville.
Prairie City Bank, Tsrre Hauts.
Bank Of Monticello
laystts County Bank.
March. 4 Mech. Bk. New Albany.
Rank u Syracuse.
Indian Reserve Bank. z1sS6,
3loosisr Bank.
susrssDsD-Ar Is n,nopm1.
Agricultural Bank.
Atlantic Bank. ~
3: 3: 3: !: !: + : ~: az; - D
s.at Of sriAa
Bank Of PerrysviIls.
s s E: !; ~ s s::s'
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ALE.
En BBLS. DAytpu Ale, 20 bills. CiseinnaN Ale
~ 0ood summer stosk, received on eoasign
meat and Tor sale W
STAFFORD AocuHE,
asg1odlm Lovoe.
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DtssOlut10m.
v1NIIEsco Partnership heretofore existing ~
/ tween the subscribers, under ths name and
arm Of Farrsr . HAinss, IL this day dissolved y
mutuai consent. Robert 4 r. O. llsipss will oon-
sinss in tho business, and sign the name u the
Arm in liquidation. They will also settle all &C.
counts Of the late hrm, and all debts dns It must
Be paid them. ii. 3. fARKAK,
ROBERT HAiNgs.
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New JeFsey, Pennsy1van1a ana
Dslswaxe Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list BY the latest advices. All here nam
ID are at par in Philadelphia. i.
Bank Of chestsf Valley
Bank Of Chester County.
Bank Of Danvilis.
Bank OF Delaware County Chester.
Bank Of Germantown.
Bank Of Montgomery County.
Columbia Bank, Columbia.
Dcyisstoun Bank, Doylsstown.
Eaelen 1Aat. e kagtoD. EN&&A
Farmers md Mechanics Bank, xaston.
Fsrmsrs' bank Of bucks County, Bristol.
Yarmsrs Bank Of LAoesstsr, q Lancaster.
fsrmsfs' 1eak u ksadisg, ksaAiag. q
Lanaaater Co. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, II Lebanon.
Nansh Ckank bank, Maush cAspk.
Htssr' BAnk Of Fstsvilie, Pottsviih.
6trosdsbsseh Bank.
cstasqse NaA.
Poststsws Batk.
The fsllesiag New Jersey Banks Of q
END. spvsre srA slao at par:
Bnlhstee Bs6t-
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BSslissean Cesasy taak, Ms1issA. 4
csnbglAea &AAk, - Reidesssa.
11sssss sss IssI.ss. B:.i. oa.a...
0Ionepales c.. hank. 800
nsshaa!A lnak. - Bsrlingtea.
nschaais aad Manifestation Bank, Trsstsa.
Mos1s Nelly Hank.
PhiuipshuD DAAk.
PTinosten 1ank, . Prinostea.
{ 6alea HaeGss Conpaay, SA,sA.
State BAnks CAmdsn.
State Bank, New RrunsWiek.
STATE Baak, Nswusk.
Tr:..e; s s.a.i !. casy.sy, Treaties.
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CosraFtneFshsD.
The undessigntd. having formed Co. Partner
sa.r uu4ss tns name st ,ieof hsines Brother,
ard purchased the entTe interest OF IA. g. farray,
will continue the business Of nufacturing sash.
DeoSs, Biinds, Flooring, Pump-Tsbine, s., ~
Ksekak = II. Dss Aeines hail Road Depot.
kOBkkT uAINE1,
Ksokuk sept. -, 81. p. q. HAINKS.
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&C o O D 81
8 .ssA larger and .os, sss..,i y
4 - sort.sas Of
=. 40 Bs..,a e....,
IAss ever bsfess offered In this market. Ny
oeods have ali been bought within the
last month for CASH, and at
Prices that Cash only this
Spring vouldbuy
them At,
AID WILL ~ SOLD AZ PRICES
1~roR CAsHlra
Ihst no other cash or credit store viii attempt 10
compete with.
n sAeenny STOCK Is EXTENSIVE and desi-
ssAls. - viii - SOLD Al PRICES that win 5,
l1on01 - y vaia u any other store.
ngivs general benefit to ny
:! s & '; : : %: II '.,' :: !: ::
% GOoDs CMEAP FOB CAsmy
{Sins French Lawns, Fins Robes A'Quills,
Ii1f Organdie Muslins, Fine Berege
a Ass, fies French Chaliiss,
~ aal color, - per cont. less
tAassvsr bs6ess offered.
Plain TafEsta, Biack Watersd, Poules d,iois.
= p du'Chine, and Plain BIZ
ks, 1t Bare(111> -
b AssoRrMM
al and Grape 81 kaes
liANTILLAS and >fHAS.
- GlNGHAMS AND ~ INES,
From No Price Up.
III p EFT ROO Ms.
On the second door, are nov filled with IN
/ Cua,
"A SHsLAs VI
velvet, DFsssess, Tspsstry ana r
per lnrra,n
ae&NAS
Ano al 'ns lower ~ CAkPkIIN0; making
altogether nj oasesss md many $50.
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Nss M m lGefoYe kent IN this market.
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