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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-12
j IS. M. DnTON
lO2 MARK EI StTR IETCII-
Just Received and Now Open

Just Received and Now Open.
Nv take pleasure in Informing fends AId
w the public generally that just rtce!y I'd our
spring stock OF CLOTHS, CASSLNERESk ( IES7I6GS
together with general uruisIiI
GoodRll OF which Will sell prices tuit
We only ask call feeling coHd tatif examine our
stock you will be satisfied that be exceed either
IN the style or quality OF the goods sale.
that stock consists Erss;oa0Ile
Ched Goods, and prepared make tAt
Her in STYLE 20 rIther Wet OF the
iU2 Main ST. WHEEIER & LAKIH
aPI2 Merchant TziIofs
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''sAMBo, you blnck tigf sambo, why you be-
tray dat secret told you the other day ?"
II betray de secrets scorns de Pntation
1 found couldn't keep up, SO told um to
somebody dut could!'
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TERMS.

,FrICE-C9rner of Main and Quincy streets
-Enrance from Quincy st.
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ThE LAW or NEW SPAPEIis.
IL CORRESPONDENTS

T1 ERS concerning subscription, advertising other
a'iness Of the Inteigencer, should be addressed m
.p vrnprirtors
concerning the editorial department OF the paper
le addressed to the Editors jointly to either one
h IN.
CORRESPONDENTS writing for publication, will please writ,
{ IN side Of the paper
A. Observance OF the above rules will greatly oblige
nj serI more prompt attention to correspondents thai
-ymiEh Gt lerwsc receive.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.

As EXTRAORDINARY DIvORcE CAsE.-The
Troy (N. " Wing contains an account of the
manner resOrted to by one L. E. BuTkley, to OBJ
tain divorce from his wife, Mary L Bulkley.
1t says:
On the 9th Of October. 1896; defendant took
passage on California steamer TO visit her
mother at Sacramento; was accompanied 10 the
steamer by her husband, who spent the last
hour before It's departure, in apparently friend
ly and atectionate conversation with her In
that conversation the p!aiItiff expressed his
qualification that good opportunity had offer
ed for her to visit her mother When the or
der was given on board for 'all persons not
bound TO California, TO go ashore,n one Of the
witnesses saw the plaintiff at the moment of
bidding farewell, embrace and kiss his wife. and
then hand her package. This package was 4
small tin box, closed. covered with paper, and
the paper sealed. At the time of handing this
package TO the defendant, the plaintiff informed
her that the box contained present for her
mother, and also note for herself; lac requested
her to be very careful of the present, to deliver
it safely to her mother.
After the defendent had passed Sandy Hook,
and was out at sea, her curiosity induced her to
unseal and open the package which her husband
| had so delivered to her. Upon opening the box
she discovered therein summons directed to
herself, as defendant, and ia Which her Said hus-
| band was the plaintiff filed out in the hand
writing Of her husband, and signed by himself
as his own attorney, containing the usual notice
to her that an action was thereby commenced in
the Supreme Court; that the complaint would
be filed in the clerks office in Saratoga county,
and that If she fail TO put IN answer in 20 days,
the plaintiff would apply To the court fO- the re-
lief demanded in the complaint The said box
also contained letter TO her, informing her that
the action was TO obtain a divorce and that he
the plaintiif, had witnesses by whom he could
prove the necessary facts. The said box con
tanned no presents to her mother, nor anything
but the said summons and letter"
When the case came up for consideration the
court held the above proceeding Illegal, and set
it aside, ordering the husband 10 pay the costs
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CHuRCHEs OF WHEELING.

the Information strangers visiting city,ws pub
h the following list OF the different Churches, and their
and place of meeting. II there any Mistakes
vllmake tie necessary correction with pleasure:
ST NdftAstr's, EJtscoPdlGn, Corner Monroe and Byron
ees Z. T. PEREIxs Rector; morning services 10y
clock, evening",
ST. JOINTS, Eptseopalian, Main street between First and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev H. SMITH, A. NJ, Rector
seTyIccs-MorninF 1915 afternoon az; night IN.
First Jyerat, REv. r. H. WEED, Pastor, FOurtlst,
Monroean Quincy morning and afternoon
Second PreSEyeraH, Webster street, Main and
Market Centre Wheeling services morning and evening.
Third PreslgtsyiuH Fifth street between Chestnut and
TAber; South Wheeling, Rev. Z woops Pastor, servi
morning and evening.
our PrtsJytsridn Rev. A. FAULI, Pastor, Marstreet,
etWeen Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening.
Fo,16 Street IeAodisf Episcopal, Rev. j. E. wnsox,
morning and evening.
ScrE Street Jleodist Episcopal RevA.A. REoEE Pastor
aIk,t and North sis North Wheelingi services
morning and evening.
CTGpliae Street NeDodst E.iseoodI Rev. T. II, MoS-
EUE PASTOR chapne street, between First and Second,
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Nseiihg u. Z. Church, Rev. A. STEVENS,
Sstor; services morning and evening.
W5ssiiuG Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
wILsOS, Pastor.
German Mshoeist EIiscoyul Rev. 9. IrLwro, Pastor,
chupne street. webster Third Centre
ng.
81. James CdtedrU1, Rcman Catholic, Rt Rev BrsnOr
R. v wnELAx Fifth street, Of IIampden services
morning and afternoon
Associate Reformed, Rev J. T. McCLuE, Pastor, corner
ofMarket and jefferson
Dhcip,es Market street. between Webster and Third.
Centre wheelngi services lC4 in thS morning, and ~
evening.
Erdugsico, Protestant Rev W.. HELTrR Pastor, Clay
rect, above sixth, Fast Wheeling.
Zion EudHgGficdi Luthsrian, Rev. p. ZpNMERNAS
Pastor, Market street, between Webster Thrd Centre
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AN ACKT

Toprevent niggers kummin to Kailyforny.
The people eC the Stdit IF RaiiHtorny, repre-
sented in .Stnuit aud assembly, dN enact az
.JolIers:
Section /. No niger not now an inhabbitent
NV. in, aud egul voter in this stait shall be per-
niued to liv, rezide, or stay in this stait emmy
longer.
Sec 2. Emmy niger hoo wilfully or axident-
~ yiOlats the furst Seckshun NV this ackt shell
be transported from this stait and sold to the
lowest bidder, Cinnamon excluded.
Sec. 3. Niggers who kum with their masters
tu sGjurn temporarily shell not be inklewded in
the provisions Nv this acki; prOriJed: such so
juurning don't exseed 80 years If emmy ship
gets rocked on the shOars this stait, with u
niger on borde; and il such Niger shell tri tu
swim, be shell be pushed under the wOtter.
Sec. f. ali Ackts or parts of ackts contrave-
min this, is Tepeeled.
EhdektiHg CLrW&-A niger is berebi de-
klarcd an obnokShds newsans, not to be permit
ed, and eyry Sheriff in this stait may be auigger
driver If lac chuses.
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DISABILITIES OF CALHoRNA BACHELORS
Legal Protection TO Hasbands.-Au act has
been introduced in the California Assembly, to
exempt from attachment, execution or garnish-
ment, one months wages, not exceeding one
hundred and fifty dollars, of married" meclian-
les, laborers and clerks, and of persons having
under their charge, and dependent on them for
support, fathers, mothers, minor brothers or
sisters, children of deceased wife, or other or
phan children.
On this proposed preference of married to
single bachelor writer, in the San Fran
CISCO Bulletin, sorrowfuIIy comments as fol-
lows:
''The Yankee notion OF putting all tue bur
deus of taxation and government upon single
men is becoming alArningly prevalent through
out tie whole country, ana II won't be long be-
fore they (the bachelOrs) will have to organize
for taeiT own protection The WaSherWOman
impose on us-the landladies tyranniZe over
and bully us-the married men 'Snub' us-and
the Lawmakers fleece US in every way iniGgin-
able, besides making OdiOus exceptions TO our
disadvantage. II n war breaks out, who 50 pro-
per volunteer for 'bOuld sOger boy as YOUR
bachelor The whole community call on him
to 60 to the wars, and be candidate for glory
and food for powder II doesn't make any dil-
ference, say these kind hearted people, if he
does get kied-tbere is nobody to care for
him; never considering that the p"o= fellow
might have care Tor himself And thus they
continually initiate, annoy and badger us like a
bull IN n ring, until, in a fit of desperation, the
poor bachelor either throws himself away on
the. first petticoat that comes in his way, or
else takes to the sea, the field, Or-PoisOn-"
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

Yir=InIuH Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening stthe Hail. of Market and Quincy street,
JGUEs NJ. HAIL, n. e.; B. II. Carr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. I3.-Meets as abOreevery
Monday evening. DAVID BAruA, n G.i william p.
II, Esirey, Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 33.--Meets A.abOveeve-
r, Wednesday evening. WILLIAM nEirKH, n. G.; John
Sulads, Secretary.
whee'InE Lodge No. SO.-Mes,, as above every
Saturday evening.
". D. Porrs, y. CT John Zzo6urn, Secretary.
PHnOln Lodge No. S3.-Meets above every
Friday evening. Jos HAsELr, n. g.; JohH L. Nosirt1,
Secretary.
VIM. Tell EncamPment No. 34.-Meets as
above tire second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
mouth. JouN BADER, G. P; Cias. Linet, Scribe.
Abrams EncnmPmenT No. 1.-Mees as
above the arstldtird tuesday evening" each month
w rGrLoH, O. p; Gs0Bdird Jr., Scribe. tiarch is.
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TuE following is literal copy Ofa bill drawn
up and about to be introduced into the Ca!ifor
lia Assembly by an honest n,invr-a member Of
the Lower House:-
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Shawls and Mantillas.

ion GRAPE sIIAwLS Of recent Importation q ON u,
lO 70 80 dollAEs The FiEe Dollar Crap= shaus
either plain euabTodoTtd, fully orb aIO.
SILK SiAWIS-Piain black and coloTrd
THlBIE EHAWIS. Hack and Mode, embroidered and
plain; also, few hilh eoioFrsi and white
STELLA sIiAWLS- Of ths hanisoEiest ever oGeTsd
In this city, with MoiFe. Rroehe Printed BORDERS
$40 hraeEE every styie market, such
ChaHtiIy, Lace ard SIX (br0ier-d aui piAiu)
at Great Bargains; AZ ALEX uEYMAN'S,
aIs3-3Ei lain
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CHOICE AND sEIECTt

The nsIrfy Feceirod sfoeE rfng and SaiFisF Goods
at Ee st0rs 0f TAOntus HEgAsE, 10. IS MOaFos
and Water 4Sts, WhSeiiHP, Ia.
RESPECTFULLY invite friends and customers cat
Land examine uy CLOTHS, 6dSSIVEEES
YESTINGS AARSEILLES GOOLS. HOSIERY dAd
iOTION just received fTou the Eastern eltirs Having
paid TarteulaT attention 20 selecting EOo1s,
hdent u being ABLE to crafty the 0st fsious
ml2O THnS. IIIHIIES.
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who wound be without nc ?

Now that has commenced between Gas = eertAiu
~ price or no Gas At all, Ge have made complete
rHnFCmeuts keD fliy supplied With the Syiyic on witch
for safety parity ef Hsh eleaTnes8 and eraVIrss
PeFior any other Pine oil, CauFhsn-, Sc,
OIL the oEest price, sale Wholesale urd
tail J. K DCSIIAli 4 cos,
mL3 No li5 Main 4 ~ water Sts. Wkselibg
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nc OORhhSPONDENT!

LETT concerning subscriptions advertising other
nncn business Of the InteGencer, should be addressed
PTOpTirtors.
concerning the editorial department of the paper
kouli be addressed the Editors jointly, either
them.
Correspondents writing publication will please write
oaIy side OF the paper.
An observance the above rules will greatly Oblge us
nd s,rI prompt attention to correspondents than
ry mIIlI ct aerEise receive.
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Fire "a Inland Navigation

Risks accepItd at terms Consistent with soIvency and
fair profit.
Especial attention 0ireE 10 Insurance Of ELLLNGS
ana Contents .rOr teTJHsCJ to ySdTs.
The progress this Corporation has been stable and
interrupted thTo Rh seasons of uRnc sunshine and stor
periods gventiu In exempt sweeping conagTa
tiOns aud maritime disaster Being long established
cash basis s troubles Of thsersdt sysIe Affect in
material p1TIieulHT-
During baru mes the security OF reliable Insurance Is
imperative duty the nbiity 81 property 70
tain loss being Il en- much lrssened.
Policies issued without delay, and all business attended
to with dispatch and fidelity, by
Il. Il. sWEARINGE EN, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
Once in Union Han buildings west side Main street
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Just Received and Now Open.

just RecelVed and NOW open.
WE take pleasure in nfsrmnE friends stTous and
w the public generally that have {usf TtcriNsd
Spring stock Of CLOTHS. C-ASSLNERESS & IEST3NGS,
together with general
GSod-all Of uhiC will sr ~ prices to The
We only ask eaii feeling confident that e
stock viii be satisfied thate cannot be eIcUr sfVr
in the style quality Of the goods odsF,d for sale We
know that stock Of FdsAioadIls Gesds GEd
cheap Goo5s and prepared to make tLs
der In style second 20 ciheT East West the
mountains, and Al short notice, Nc
100 Main 81. WHEELER LAKIN,
Merchant Tstiora
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Domestios and ForefFn Staple.

PRINT-St9 pieees only Per ard UoTtl is} eta.
BLEACHED MUSLISS-Is1 pieces, Ta1 yard Gls. anil
fnr, for only 10 esals yard Also excellent qeai
ity = Muus for only ernta ATd srtelr Of
Sea Island Brown Musiins = vide for ehgsss
and Pillow Muslas price.
CHECKS at low prices BedfiekaE, FIRST rate aTti
ee, for 10 css yard, and do ''HsrTns BoUs TEuI"
only 12H cents PER yAEi, very cheap
CRAsA very good qualify, Only cents per yard.
IRISH LINENs-A splendid article, warranted all Linen,
FOR only Z5 a gard.
GINGHANs-saPsr"r EoOds, fast eolors guaranteed for
81 BE6Es AxD LUsrREs-sone .. low >, se-n..
yard At laI3-3Enl ALEX iiETsiSs;'s- -
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of Main and Quincy street
Entrance from Quincy st.
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DALI per annum. $500
TRfWSEELY, per annun $500
WEEKLY per 4ltOO
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NUMBER 204
WILDE g. BRO

y pESPECTFCLLY inform the PabIie they have re-
H eeiVd OF the largest aud fashionable
Of Wall Paper aud WinSE shades brought
city Of Wheeling comprising French, English Arrrl.
can Papers and Borders In aest endiess variety. They
Uere purchased below the mary aTktt ard
g Be sOld eOrTsPondngly loV= b-anul style Gland
Paper at IS cents Roll the orrrd elsewhere
lsH II you Elsh bargains give call. deter
uined TO sell at such prices I'll defy eomprtfon The
attentiun Of WHOLESALE DEALERS Is ifvitd Weesu
Job goods fzvoFah.e EN-
TIRELY NEW. and free preeiated an les
carried over from last year abI
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.AssiRneels Notice

Ii persons lhsmselv btsd ". W Jul.
~ esoa VII pleas. ezil ts undtIs settle,
once Uf " Richardson MouIpy ard Fgurth
reefs (up stzirsl J A. VINCENT,
mh24 Assignee of W ~ IiInrs5n
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HAYE Just received Spring stock Of ia ZCHES,
CLOCKS, JEFELRY, F.4SCYGOODS Gc-. the TAR
geSt assortment offered Inspection ny pa
irons embracing all the latest STYLES gvtTy
Grade Being the only fresh bruueht eiy this
Sp-ns, and purchased At large reduction former
rates, oGrFs the greatest Inducements Purcl
mh29 J. +. sCOlT. IST
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Wool! WOOL.

WYE want 30 90 Gbs. ClxAS w4slIED EooI. for
w winch viii pay cash. We want make
JcAns and iIasuy-
nsaFs. n tsuklO$ 4 GO.
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LEATHER Betting.
= 000 FEET on hand of all sizes from two to
c.OOO twelve inches wide. An extra lot Of
strong Lace Leather; 10 all of which invite the at
tention of all planters and machinest 10 the above
articles, which will he sold the best terms cash.
at Nos SO and SO, corner Of Broadway and College
streets.
mar l3 B. r. CUTTER
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sALHSLSs &c
ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
" - % Travelling +"
:" " " French with Trays.
Gents fine Sole Leather Trunks;
VaIseS.
Z" Russell Valises
Together with Carpet Bags, Black Bags, Satchels
&c. All of which offered at low rates for cash
Janz5 SNYDER x FRIZZEIL.
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WHISKY, sc.


Country dealers and farmers having any Of the above
for sale will WEI! call when they visit the
city. June 2e-u
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VStsSOiuti0n.

TIME partnerShp heretofore eAisung under tbs
1 name and sty oI AcfEtRAS X ALEXANDER Is
tAIs day dissolved by mutual eoascnL ihe business
win haraliar bs carried the old stand by J. L.
MTFIkKAS Who alone y empowered 10 settle ap the
b,,sln.ss q, lie old 1rIn JAS. {. Mck EKlAS,
J. \. ALEXANDER.
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II yea want eas q the above ane he liks u,tnss-
II of yoarsef ssisnas, cali Al SiflLs GALE
kf, u pnaavsek nir.zf a<sz ns s4aarsY and
exEntns sf.sEu1ens No bic exF>eass has esca
sgaFsa IN niaing up this establishment With every
oHvonissce .Ha ths hssa SIDE and sky lght IN the
cav. Ezilfe satisfaction xl be gssea tesveTy ssstar
or 40 charge ra22a Call Snd 81 sssFDcr Of Dead
sr,sk street and sauzrss sxes EfssnssAA
5uneie-iu $50
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40 NAN W. M 4 GLE.

No. 40, College Street.
~ EMS Calf ''S7I7CHED DOWN. D. s Shoes:
VI - Z" English Laced Shoes;
90 :" ID. :. Water proof Stitched Boots;
A large assortment at very low prices by
feb6--u JOHN RAMAGE
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p.z&~ NOTICE.

U%~ NOTICE. sSU
T'HE subscriber, Trustee for William Stewart and
l. Stewart Oven, Is now closing up their bust
ness, and offers for sllo well assorted stock Of Cook
ing, Heating, Wood aud Coal STOVES, CRATES,
SCALES, AAKBiEIZt.D NANTES, and Tin WARE, OF
all kinds, which will be- sold low FOR cash and 20
prompt dealers tue usual time. t ~
He viii sell out very reasonable terms any one
DESTROYS Of going into such business Tho stand Is
good one--hc shop the best arranged ia the elty-we
supplied with tools and machinery.
y. B.-Ihosc indebted TO VIM Stewart. or Stewart
Owen, must get really 10 pay. Those haying
claims against either of sad nrIns, will please die
them copies with the trustee that they may paid
m their order. G. b. GOODWIN, Trustee
Juneis-2w No Ii Market street.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Old Nashville Inn Stable,

NUETH MARKET 81, dELVW LFAAS 20.
run subscriber has this Loesht TIE interest," u
IL J. y. All1AsDks IA the above stzbac, anu - pre-
rvI ~ Iurnlzh short n0ec, ncet horses and neat
haggtcs aud HaoAs, wlsch ualy rsfy Haadsfafs
prls. Will be charged. AL Who wish 10 Tieo Ia style
had bctter sife hlm a eah
Tisslsa y ssl,ag u purchase Horses viii also nnA q
greatly tsr advantages give hiin eali, be :
IA k ssrtacs Ouio wcsl as else
where thFuagh shose agcncy he easbsed 10 taTntsh
sf.lefI. such Horses may be wanted.
AZ l. prei~ared ~ Aasek ana Duck, bTeak asad
Gass Ssite Ifarsess IA shca 6fAasaa a. lnAvod
lac ssst ssgef saitfdcssaas ~ soifTustsd nc
nacnabcF, NORTH Market stse~s- -
J. c. MckkHRAS,
snayIs-lm Late OF Boslizlg Gresa ny.
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Notice to Tanners.
GET THE BEST.

GET THE BEST.
THE GENUINE ANaaufYfE--tha Psemiun Picture
J. Is bry0nd compaFisnn the oess style % llkeaess
yet introduced, zad stands wtnout = rival.
Time cannot change tiaem,
Light eannos fade tarEn,
faEnpness cAnnot nloalG tftarn,
Dust never reach them,
Rust cAnnal coFrode tltenl-
Made ~ kegesesore b I-ARG0Ahk, Corner a cherTy
and Uason Streets, and pat ~ lPsop style - kzst
prloeS-.e
sss- Made Il other rooms n Nashville.
lAnsA-u
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W. ". CNIHlDS ~ cos
PATENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

CEn1EN j hOOF 1NG.
~VNHE undersigned pnsehased the State Right for
i Tennessee of tho above patent about year
ago and has sine. introduced Il extensively In various
portions the state, asks this attention of build
crs ana the public generally to examine its superior
ity over other modes of RUuhng.
The material iurms hard aud smooth surface. IL
is impervous 10 water, elastic and ne1i6ei Il will
perfectly any ordinary exposure 10 nTei II Is
cheaper than, any roof Of the old style, aud am sure
IL VIII give better satisfaction las To It's durability there
question II Is the best thng ever Invented for
pain ing oi obi leaky tln roafs
ss- Ihe Cement viii be furnished to those a dis.
lance with directions for uslng.
nS COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
Ea- Orders Ia tho uniorAgaed, through ihe
Post Uitee Will be promptly attended To.
wouid respectfully reser 10 tbs following gentle
men tor whoi hay. covered buildings with tile &c
mont, and many Others whose names are not here
mentioned.
Aessrs. HUGHES 4 SMITH,
COLEMAN Il SPAIN,
wM. STOCAELL, ="
Mr.. H. Al. AkEkOIp,
NARktS s AUoRk,
HUISH & MCCULLOUGH,
Col N i. ANDERSON, supr " SCR, Co..
Rev. u. ELLIOTT,
D. y. villain,
h J. MkigS,
SLAUGHTER a HEREFORD,
W b. sHAPARn,
n. WILLARD,
A V. = lINASi.E1s
I Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W ~. GOkiON A GU,
JAS. II. kENDidCk,
Rector b. q. SMITH. Columbia.
Mai A. ]. pONkL>oN, iaStdsoH eeaniyl
Col A. j. lOt.h, Aaury county.
sfy- lie Nashville Chattanooga ia rosa y mfs
nv nave adots this Cement taf tbs COY eris ot thsir
cars and other NoEk
az Cesuneatcs aud testimonials froin Cincinnati
ana here where the Asment has bcea VA general
use Tor several years, cah be e1ineised
The unaeTzgnud has bssa engsss9 "a sareas moass
OF Cement fo0nng tor many year, atia anfe hAAsea
thai he has gained expeFience AID kno~iedse
apTIng thai Lniu.
have made arran semsnts 10 receive superior
imported srticie n oaag fsll frsm klsIsrus hko
ffEks, Ns~ ork.
Samples u 10. .ang be AZ once.
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POSt ounce.
NASHVILLE, March 20, 1858.
IrsOM and after the ;st Of April the Post once will
II be opened on Sundays al hall past A. NJ, aud
ciose at A. NJ Open again at Y. NJ and ciose At
y. ". On all ether days the once will be opened
hfiast 8, O'Clock A. A. close y O'Clock o..
N. 3. X. ANDERSON, Post Master
Inar3l-u tsr
VYmoshy Seed Just received ana COR sals W
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At Cost fOr Cash.

VtJE have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Nalccs which we viii close a Cost for Cash
Persons wanting any of the above have now an op-
portunity purchase al low down prices Call at No
q, Public Square.
mar9-u SNYDER x FRIZZEII.