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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE.

A younG and likely nero Womnn and
"a chill wil b. >p!d al private sale. Apply
70 he Editor 0! the Beacon.
Get l4;E iSjS-lla.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

EXECI'TONS SHE.
EpY aH'hoIlty Of In" Orphans Court Ct
A1 SAINT Mary s county,. the undersigned
u, Executor Of Luke +. Barber. lac o. SAID
couriy. deceased. Will sell al pubic auctlon
al "A IES':tlOPE in Char Is County, on
FRIDAT tie 1911 cf' Noren,Je7, merit.
the oualproperty of said l.. ?. Barber,
deceased, consisting Of
HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP,
HOGS, CORN, TOBACCO,
PLANTATION UTENSILS, Sc.
Terms If .She-A credit o. six months
will lie gIyea On all sums above $40. the
purchaser giving note, with security 10 Et
approved by tie Executor and b"arng inter.
Is, from the day OF Sale. For sums OF 40
and under. Ehe cash will be required. Sale
to commence Il, 10 O'Clock, a IN.
JOIINArHAN y. BARBER.
Executor.
Port Tobacco Times pleas" copy II | sale.
October si>r. lc5S-;S.
EXECETOE'S SAFE.
DE authority ofthe Orphans Cour: OF st,
I1 Marv county, th' undersigned. As ex
ecutor OF Lake p. Barrier. LAKE Of SAID county
Iecea> ed. Will sell 4; Public auction at tas
late residence Of J. P. Barber, deceased, IN
Chaptco district, on
.H,nIdn, tie 2?nI Of Ncr,n,Ler merit
part Of he personal property of SAID l.. p
Barber, deceased, consisting Of
HOUSEHOLD All
KITCHEN FURNITURE, HORSES, HOGS
CATTLE, SHEEP, CORN. TOBACCO,
PLA&TATION UTENSILS, tr.
Also, CARRIAGE.
Terms - SI'c-A credit o; ex months WILL
BE- given ca all sums a,oy" $40. til" purcLa
ser GI"Ing Aot", with security 10 b- approved
~ The rX.ru,nr and bcarn" interest from ,ht
day Of sac. For sum. Of SO and under, the
cash will 10 required. Sale 10 commence a.
10 o'c.ockl a. m
JOHNATHaN Y. BARBER,
Executor
Oct. 2l>4, lSj8-ts
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
WILLIAM C0AD.
THOMAS HERR


ADNLAISIX-tTUL>' SAFE.
RG virtue q authority from tie Orphans
a. Co.:tt OF SAINT AlAry's counIv. the IN
d"r>I.u"I. a. administrators 81 It<"ph >heni
Well. i.ie II sad co;,ury. dac"a>r'l. Viii :.
POS" - puhlrr auction al The a'~ residence O.!
>al! Sh",nW's. IN ChaPu"o dI>ulcI. on
HLLNESIAY "a !o;i Of No:,mJcr nat,
the persona property of said deceased, con-
>Isung 81
HOUSEHOLD AND
KIT HEN FURNirtRE,
HORSES, MULES. CATTLE,
HOGS FARMING UTENSILS,
CARRIAGE, CORN, TOBACCO,
Pp"VENDER, SC.
l.. as IF .@p"-On ali SUMS above $40. a
cI".!t: Of SIX FlonInS VII. b" gwen. the pur-
ria>rr @,vn@ note. Will secUni, 10 be ar
proved hy tie administrators and h'annr
interest from III" day OF >ai-. On sums Of
SO aUd under, the cash wall be required
Sale to commerce. at ~ O'Clock. a M.
MARY SHENWELL,
l.. +. BARBER,
Administrators.
Oct 2Ist ls5S-ts.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

DoUGIAS on VEa3oxr-T WAS bonn away
down in Yankee land WAS born in a val
ley III Vermont. with the high mountains
around me love the old green mountains
and valleys Of Vermont. where was horn
and where PLAYED in my childhood. |
went up - see them s"yei or eight Years
ago. FIR the first time in twcutv-pdi wears.
When | got there they treated me VERY
kindly. They invited me t" the commerce.
meut Of their college, placed me on the seats
with their distinguished guests aut Conferred
upon me the degree oi IL u. IN Latin. tGc
sane as they did Oh Cd Hickory at Cam
b-i.se many wears ago. al ! give w lnv
word ani honor uHIcr>t NJ last aS much
of the Latin A. he did When thct got
through comforting the hon rarv ,,,.grs- they
called upon No for = >ne, il. amt | ct up
with my lcart full anl sv,Iiag with graft
tude inr thor k..in,,>. al. I*se:d t. them
NJ friends Evrm"ut ! the most cioriauS
spot on the face ii t,.;- g}pic f..r a man t.
l." born in. porr1"i he eni-rttes v On he
is Very yonng.-Snee~t on m> stump IN H.
iiRniS
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ROAD NOTICE.

OF. 9IS;, lS5S-4w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
sPE c.IAL NOTICES.
"afULTU3f IN PARVo.,,

In reference to Dr. s. ToDD's Antl.bous or Liver
pills. MFJacOb Bell Of Utica, Licking Co.. Ohio writes
81 find them to be excellent medicine"
Mr. Wm. MGopshey, Of ChesserTtlle, Monroe Co, Ohio
writes, "They are the best PilIs we can get."
James Packer, Of summervile, Somerset Co., Pa writes
II have been using them for the last four years. and prize
them very highly"
J. G. Morris, Of the g. /. r. R., at sseuOsnvte, says
they "lnestimnble."
W. NJ. Belts, of Sage, upshur Co., Va, says 81 have
been greatly benefited by excellent Liver Pills"
R. p Camden, of Weston, Va, says ''They are
certainly very valuable. scarcely know how could do
without them, they the only have used for
Is months, and would earnestly them TO all
dyspeptics.''
The above selections few Of hundreds that might
be given and yet hacs Auted cersgicqtesl We
could get hundreds Of them In this city for
asking.
Todds Pills for sale by dealers everywhere Address
your orders to n, a. LOGAN & co.,
au84 General Agents.
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FURTHER BY THE FULTON.

NEw YORK, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Fulton,
from Havre and Cowes arrived shortly before
noon. Her news have mainly been anticipated
by the dispatch from Cape Race, published on
The steamer Vanderbilt, from New York, ar.
rived at Cowes on the morning of the 25th.
The Fulton passed the Arago on the 29th, 900
miles from Cowcs.
The veteran actor Hurley is dead.
During military review near Vienna Hun
garian regiment fired ball cartridges on a Ger
man regiment killing three and wounding eight
others.
The demand for money at London on Tuesday,
the oath ult., was only moderate. The funds
closed very trm at 963-4u96 rs, an improve
lnent on the previous day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
THE sLAYERY DEBArE.

PnILADELpmIA, Sept. T.-The debate "Should
American Slavery be Prohibited" ut the Ma
tional Guards Hall this evening. The attend.
ance was not large. The debate was opened by
Parson Browniow in speech read by General
which BroNnlow is remarkable, hut unfortu-
nately not given that peculiar emphasis for
which he is SO noted.
Rev. Pfyne followed with an argument of
some force against slavery. Both speakers are
evidently rescrving their strength for the close.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

Enormous Bird Captusea.-Quite an exc lite
ment was created among some OF the citizens of
Allegheny township, Westmoreland county, Pa,
on Friday, Sd inst, by the appearance Of huge
bird, winding its way up the West branch Of
Pine Run. 1t was first discovered by some
~oFkmen on the farm of Capt Samuel Stewart.
The excitement spread rapidly; the bird was
pursued some distance, and was finally shot by
Joseph j. Ferguson, an excellent and practised
marksmnn. 1t proved 10 be very large migra-
tory Crane, which measured, when standing
erect, five feet two inches in height; and when
spread, six feet four inches from tip to tip
Sportsmen and gamesters are on the watch. as
another, occupying much larger space when
flying, has been discovered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

Scattering the ,Sleepers.--Yesterday, on
Main street, three men were lying with their
full lengths stretched out upon dray, appa-
rently asleep, and waiting for something to turn
up. Presently a two horse team drove up and
ran into the animal attached to the dray. The
dray horse reared, and giving two or three leaps
torSard, distributed the drowsy sleepers in the
gutter about ten feet apart. They all scram-
bled up about the same time and each seemed
surprised that the other chad lit. The horse
ran into another dray few feet ahead without
doing any damage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
BOARD oF FoRFIGN MISSIONS.

DETROIT, Sept. 7.-The oath Annual Meeting
Of the American Board of Foreign Missions,
opened at P. NJ. to-day, at the First Presby-
terian Church, in this city. Rev. Mark Hop
kins, D. D., who was in the chair, called on
Rev. S. G. Aiken TO lead the devotional exer-
cises. The house was filled at the commence
ment of the exercises. The Treasurer reported
tho receipts from all sources at So, S4o,l ex-
penditures $3,72o, Al; leaving. with the debt of
the previous year, a deficiency of S4O,97O.-
Two corporate members and five missionaries
had died during the year. 10 new missionaries
had gone out Rev. Geo. Shepherd preached
the annual sermon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

Mrs. .NoCreody, the dramatic reader, it should
not be forgotten, gives one of her intellectual
entertainments at Washington Hall tomorrow
evening. Her reading has met the approval Of
the pres and large and discriminating audi
"nces everywhere She is a woman of educa.
ton and refinement and admitted to have ex.
hibited remarkable histrontc talent wherever
she appeared.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

SEPTEMBEn Judge James B. Bowling, Of
Missouri, has been rendered the mission to Par
aguay. 1t is confidently believed that he will
accept
The American Colonization Society have pro-
posed to the government to take care of the
anbss tSsm for on ONE s year or $4,000 snd
in the meantime send them to school and teach
them how, by Industrious pursuits, to support
themselves after the expiration of that time.
There is every indication that the proposition
will be accepted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
FROM ST. LOUIS.

SEPTEMBER 1.-The Third Annual Fair of the
st. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
favorable auspices. The Missouri Brigade of
volunteers turlcd out in full force, and after
parading the principal streets of the city, re-
paired to the Fair Grounds, where they made
a beautiful display and were reviewed by the
commanding officer of the brig Gen'l d. NJ.
Frost
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

Il Distressing Case,-Miss Ellen Pryor has
been in the city several days yoinly endeavoring
to find her father, who has gone offupon spree
and cannot be found The Pryors are from
Bourbon county, Ky, and were going to visit
relatives in Greene county, Pa. When they ar
rived here the father started off upon one of his
semi-annual sprecs, during which he is said to be
perfectly Oblivious of ordinary events, and
sometimes disappears for fortnight. 1t has
been two days now since his daughter last seen
him, and fears are entertained for his safety.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
DENTISTRY

HEundersigned the public thatthey
have associated themselves together practice
Of Dentistry. Their office is at 148
Monroe and Union Sts where they will happy to see
Dentist.
They both rsthe assist
ants of the late Dr. Huhen the senior partner ha
been constantly engaged In the thu
last eleven years during
ted with of the leading Dentists in almost all tn
cities of the United States amatfsed himself
with their various operating They
fore feel confident Of being able give entire
to all who may favor them withtheir patronage.
ABR. ROBERTSON, M. D.
Wheeling, Nov lie, 1857. JAMES ORR,
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EROM NEM YnRk

SEPT. 1.-THE fourth story Of the store Of J.
j. & G. Boxer, No. 81, Front st. gave way last
evening under too great weight The second
and third floors were carried with it, and the
building was almost totally destroyed.
Gov. King has issued proclamation declar-.
ing Richmond county in state OF instruction,
and ordering sufficient military force to be
stationed at the Quarantine to protect the lives
Of the sick and the property of the State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

wAYLAED, Muss., Peb. s, 1857.
PROF. o. J. WOOD 3 co.-GenEV: Having realized the
good effects of your Hair Restorative wish state that
finding my hair growing thin as wen as gray, was in.
duced from what read and heared to article pre-
pared by to promote its growth and change color
It was in youth both Of which it
In the operation have used nearly three bottles.
Yours &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
O.JWOOD CO., Proprietors, SIS broadway New York
Tin tile greatE Y. Wire Railing Estabshment) ia
ket ST., ST. Louis 40. -
And sold by all good Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

The Pic Nie-Thoso who design attending
the pic mic at West Alexander, should be at the
Hempfeld Depot at or at half past 9. as the
trains will be likely to leave ION the dot" We
learned yesterday that the delegation from
Washington and other points along that end
will be much larger than was at FIRST anticipat,
ed. Don't lei Washington excel us. Letevery.
body who can, attend!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
RIVER AND wEATHER.

CTEctNNArI, Sept T.--River falling slowly.
Weather clear. Their. 70.
ST. LouIs.-The river continues to recede
steadily at this point, and all the upper streams
are on the decline Weather clear and warm
PlrTsBuRGn.-River "a inches by the metal
mark, falling. Weather cler. Their. 70.
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7BR AGG,s A-R cp1o T,TNIMF,rI,.5TI,,

&41&&S4 ~
mass of the afflicted of all lands rely relieffu
Cancer scEofala sprsIns 3 psss, burns ,seads ali
SFstions T Prep
sufferers the following memorandum OF the Won-
tacates from the parties named are in the possession Of
.hs propEetOrs but their publication
One Bott1e # yiumphunt.
Sgse5s fort ysa5s
Henri Dsv,. ,i5s =. .,a5
suffering the pansF With NeaFalga, cE
was cured by three four applications the
: PLY the I.itsle ChiId rem.
little daughter Of Mira Lee ,resding Lake street.
Of boRe sa Ts
Ing ing to the Are etrsetee
tEestOred 90 1BeaIiIy l'tag3
Mrs George Tyler Canal street n long
and BY e one bottle the Iinne
80. : : ~ 4 'f EHSr 9siiSis, Tnner.,
Esssa a
until he sFed the arctic Imminent Three bottles
~ .yyFondcrrpI Cure.
a Mrs Bedford, Mobile toner
failure Of all other cured by Lnt.
Asl'' y A'''s's 4si as 4 Es9PipsIon. 800 i q
1ba.ob @Aa,EiILs TENs, ESY 2sth,
scalded by the explosion Steam Boiler induced
~ extra ted from the sSads ana ina very e
the Paln was gone from the btuises Nas
HENRY HAyEsKskII4 ssiaenes JseIlgnstEess. ga
wfssTfa CRY. Iowa, Nov. ssh, 1851. :. 81
Dr. A. g. DRAGG--DeaI Sir: For than three 5tars
and tried various nobtruni
70 no effect; Induced By Dr. Hum the Arctic
daughter afflicted In the same the
anu during portion of the time wRaentrely blind
eyes perfectly sound Thus have with
6I ~ cured my d9pghters eyes and besides
yourinV Aluable remedy in my house ~ q
yVpRsTrp r,,v Yoo y ~ ~ AS etS ~ ~ -
RUSSELL sg TS the That ann TS @
know his statement to be strietlytr true.
J:J. wADswoRTiI, F. NJ, Webster city. 'a.ll-
This invaluable Lnimentis also equally efacatIout Ia
Surng the diseases of animals witness the following
keep the two largest livery the and are gem
ST. Louis, Dec. 2ad, 1851.
We, tbeuLderslgned havingused Braggt Arctic
men for number Of months cheerfnlly testify to its
pefior efficacy curing ohorses well are
satisfied 9th Arctic being the best Lniment nads
number OF years livery ssbes in This 0 an
consequently experience iseap.
only ene hs1s 3 MAJ a
we cordially EeSOmmenditt ito ayery stable keepers and
DINERS having hecare OF horses.
IYNoA, 1SSt q co.,, .ss,T
Chestnut Street.
to sell them to you the best o You poESiiSeIv M
Fuse to purchase them. Ask GG's ARCTIC LIN
LiberaI Is4oposItEOn.
The to furnish zach doll
one yeAr This is OF the n Y illustrated papers
the holder this
tie The Arctic Linment is put cent so and
$lbottles The 90 cent and 81 bottles contain 80
per Linnent proportion to their cost and
are thecheapest Forsalsb by BRAGG BURROWS,
An Agent wanted in every town and VILLAGE. ApplIca-
tons must always be accompanied by responsible
snis:1v-and&w- General Agents IN, UhsalIn b.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08


Original Execution Poetry.-We stated some
time ago, in introducing few original verses,
that it was the worst poetry we had ever sren.
The opiuon was truthfully expressed as far as
our limited observation then extended. We
beg leave to reconsider the expression now, and
submit the following as sufficient reason:
THE EXECUTION OF BURNS-A CAUTION
BY LILLY.
l do not believe that burns ever Thought
1 Mhen 4, ne that woman 30 brutualy did Ein,
that ne would ever be caught,
Anu hanged on the sel-same hill
Ah should he not Of thought of spsren.,op
VI would reason OF conlirmen a lie
~ NJ i-Dut Dc claFed such evil intention
"hen wrought, would thus cause him to die
what! aInan so bright and SO young
ana anu thus doomed disgracefully to die.
Disgracefuliy, did say Yes, even TO be HING
AHueea II starts tear in my Eye.
Now you loving mothers so coed and so Kind
anu iathersl who daily support, daily earnB
watch your son, teach lscarveIng mind.
mat he lnny ever shun the vitious paths " Burns
And yo1ng men, let entreat you all,
10 watch, beware, and be careful,
that you never, never thus fall,
victim of Law from the scaGolde,
And young madens fair, let me say to YOU,
Take warning by this young mar; fate
ANA While your lovers vet new
See that they carry themselves straight
hope PEI. aud believe twill be great while
re such circumstance will arise,
On this our tranquilIzed ISLE
Whose people to life virtu aplyes
The above lines were written, we doubt not.
with good and serious intention for their NOR.
al effect The author may be "good soul
clever fellow" but he can't write poetry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

EB TIE HAIR-People have for centuries been afflicted
with bald heads and the only remedy, heretofore known,
has been those abominabe wigs By discovery
Wood these articles being dispensed WITH
but great still patronze them because
have been often imposed by Hair TONES differ
ent kinds To all such persons earnestly make the
quest that they will again, Woods Rpatora.
tive there is tuch thing fall We lady who
was bald who used the article short time, and
curls imaginable Weknow OF where hair
rapidly falling OUT which restored i'll greater perfec-
ton than It ever had been before.
It Is also without doubt of the best articles for keep
Ing the hair in good condition. making it glossy,
removing dandr, and has proved greatest enc
my to all the Ills that hair is heir to.
1t is the duty of to Improve their
Pearance, though differ In regard the ways
doing III hut every one will admit that beautiful head
hair, either in man woman object much de-
sired, and there that should left unried
Philadelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
NEM YnRK MARKRp

SEprEMBER Flour dull; sales 5000 bbls. at
$5,5oa5,T5 for Ohio, and $4,75a5, 30 for South.
ern. Wheat dull at $1,l7a1,2T for rcd, and
and yellow at 95. Pork heavy; no change in
prices Coffee closed firm; sales Of nearly S 900
bags at 100, the average price.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

Sent Baeh on -Another Gharge.-Hutchinson,
the man who was arrested and committed on
Friday last for Offering counterfeit money, was
brought out yesterday upon another charge Of
passing one dollar spurious note upon I. B.
Johnston. Esquire Mcdonnell committed him
TO answer,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
Elderal Conrt.-YesterdaY morning inl

Federal Court. Yesterday morning a jury
was empannelIed, and true bill found against
John P. Willard, charged with passing counter
felt coin.
At2 o'clock the case of VIM. G. Williams,
charged with purloining letters from the post
office, came up. G. W. Russell, Esq, appeared
for the defendant, and Col. Miller, the District
Attorney, for the United States. The witnesses
were all examined, but owing to the latenss of
the hour the case was adjourned till this morn
ing, when the arguments will be heard. Sever
al citizens were admitted Yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

The Weather is now beautiful. clear, pleas.
ant and altogether autumn-lrke. Tho wither-
ing season comes on apace In the foliage OF
the trees the scar and the yellow leaf is promi-
nent, The dew from heaven begins to CONCEAL
and blight the verdurc of summer.
The south wind searches for the lowers
Whose fragrance late he bore,
And signs TO find them in the wood
And by the stream n more.
The mornings and evenings are cool and bra
cling. The city wears an aspect of renewed life
and cheerfulness and general business activity.
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So RESIGNED.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. The Republican learns
that Gov. Richardson, nf Nebraska, has resigned
with the intention of returning to Illinois and
canvassing the State for Douglas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
RALTIMoRR MARKET

SEPTEMBER Flour firm at S5s5, SO for
Howard street and Ohio. Wheat active and
advancing; red quoted at 81 ,25a1, 80; white at
$l,35a1,55. Corn, sales of white at sOasS, and
yellow at OSa05. Whisky firm. Provisions
generally quiet. sa.sa.,
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13UsIN nss NoTICEs

W1at Bites You2-Bed bug poison. Rat and
Mice exterminators. Preston and Merris' in
fallible yeast powder (the best sold any where.)
K K Bourbon, new and delightful perfume
Transparent soap in bars, Honey, Winsdor,
NymPEl, and other fine toilet soaps For sale at
the Bridge Corner Drug Store. Also, fresh
supply of Hemp and Canary seeds Superior
table mustard, English and Kentucky. Pure
spice, ground and unground, &C., &C. "Call."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
FOSTER DEPAR I'M EMIT.

Our facilities for POSTER PRINTING either plain or coll
ored, be exceedin the city, We prepared
all kinds Posers Theatres, Concerts Merchants
others, promptuess cheaper rates, better
than any other establishment the city. trial viii
vince any of this fact.
All orders from the country for any kind printing will
with prompt
Our large and we'll selected stock Papers Cards.
etc., having purchased Cash. the Eastern cities
feel confident that guarantee
entire sasacon regards the neatness accuracy
prOmptness with which their work win he done.
mar2ISS DIV CAMPBELL 4 M'DERMoT.
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NOTICE I'd EAOUSEEk EEE0ffR8.
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.

NUA4Oh 4O ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
ME subscriber takes great pleasure informing his
rends and the public he receiving
his Spring STOCK OF GOODS, which is very large
and embraces the greateSt variety city
My stock consists In part, OF complete assortment
carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades
Curtain Dsnasks Satin DeIaines Gilt cornces Curtain
Bands and Pins, Table and Piano Covers together With
great variety Of articles to mention This
stock has been selected with style price
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not before been offered in this city.
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