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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, WINTER ANDsuMMER.


TIE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL TO AFFORD YOUNG MEN AN oPPoRTUNl-
i ty yofqualifyng themselves theoretically and prac-
tically for the duties fthe Counting House.
The Course of instruction embraces Double Entry
Book Keeping, and its various applications to trade
viz: Wholesale Retail, Steamboatlng, Manufactur,
lug, Shipping, Commission, Individual, Compound
Company and Railroad Business. Also Lectures on
Commercial Law, Commercial Calculation and Prac-
teal PenLmanship.
Applicants can onter the Institution atany time,
and attend from 8 a. M, to 9P. M.
full course.
students are instructed Individually illustrations
ofbusiness transactions, Independent of printed
book.
The science isthus so completely reduced 10 sys-
tenn, that students on leaving the College, WILDE
able to take charge of and conduct, upon scientific
principles, any set of Double Entry Books.
Ladies' insrucledin separate apartments, prepared
expressly for the purpose, in every branch of Mer-
camille Science, and thoroughly fitted to keep tho
books ofany establishment however extensive and
complicated thebusiness may be-
Also nightly classes formed at the Preparatory
Rooms, for Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Compost
ton, &c,
Teachers earring Diploma from this Institution,
setting forth their qualifications being competento
teach win not only be able TO teach the DRY of the
Science, ,asis usually the but will be enabled
teach the Practical part-which Is ftho utmost i'm
portance. Tho Principal having had twenty years.
experiencein business for Others antic-
QUALIFICATIONS REoUIRED-Any one will be
received into this Institution who possesses good
Common School Education; or, If entirely deficient
in Arhmetlc, sufficient will taught the pupil for
all Practical Business Purposes, free of charge.
On Graduating, II isnot necessary for students to
have Interest Tables they taught that science
In the College. No class system; students can enter
| at any time.
Terms of Tuition.
Full Course, S35 90
| Partial Course, 95 90
| Book-keepingand Pennmanship for La
dies, per month, 10 90
Twenty Lessons Improve Pennmanship,
! including Stationery, G so
Boarding, per week, 2,50to2,0O
e. w. SMITH, Principal.
N. N.B.Teereis vacation in this Institution; tits
opened Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall, Day and
Evening. islocatedin one of the most healthy
and desirable parts othe city, being surrounded BY
Beautiful private dwellings. Persons desirous OF
learning BOOK Keeping, Pennmanship and Arthme-
cordially invitedo call and the Principal
| CineInnati, ,February5 5, s57-4Oly
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
Ls..E5:fF fFATEIER.

EN- EN- BRACiNG SoLE-LEATHER, KIP, CALF AND
n1MnJNC UhUNo Ms, general assortment ofLINlNGs
MAKERS FINDINGS .''. Vi 0hoG-
me above stock we are dete rminedto sellLOJSFR
thah can be had elsewhere. Come eyerybody! CIV
us call and you will be to be pleased and ard
mat the above is no HUMBUG. In connection with
our gooSs from abroad, we keep constantly on hand
Work OF our own manufacture, which we warrant
asdo we all our goods, good in every respectJ Gus
tom work done to order short notice and in the beat
PJsSiu,o TS Sn.! st!ie. D. d J GlESY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
AMDROTYPEs, PHOTOGRAPHS
IL IL o A D-W AY III OF L l.,
cincinnati Ohio

OlhCInnHII, UhlOs
FHNhe undersigned, having again assum edthe mani
IL agement ofthis we'll known establishment begY
leave to say to those who visit Cincinnati either foi
business pleasure, ,thatthey wlIand the Broadwa,
Hotelone of the most eonvenfe d vblestop,
ping places in the city.
Itisconyenieutto to the Rail Road Odceand Denot
andthe Public Landing; any othe Hotel
in Cncinnati-andisw within fe walk OF tho
Post once the principle localities, and the
places of Public tmusement.
Anextenslve range of Bathing Rooms and a Bar,
ber'sShOp Will befs und inthe Building.
This house hasall the comforts and convenience
that can be found in any first class Hoteln the West
The whole eeskablishmenthas just been thor oughly
0verhanled, renovated and re-furnished, and the
Proprietorfe els assured that those who make his
his shousetheirhome during their stay in the CityR
willhave no reason to complain eitherOf hisaccon-
mocations or his charges. JOSEPH CROMWELL
Septembe r 10, ,ls55--I9tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
TnE GREAT. LIRmAiIY OFFER.

To any person who will get up club Of twenty -four
Subscribers. either at one more post-oces, will
present splendid Library, consisting Of over Forty
Large Bound Volumes, embracing the most popular
club price, 80 year, without the engravil e. or at The
full price, 80, with the engraving OF tho Last Supper
ry, and specimen copy Of the Magazine, will be for
warded on receipt Of 25 cents. Over 600 Libraries or
900 volumes, have already been distributed In ac-
cordance with this Offer aud should be glad of an
opportunity 10 furnish Library to every Clergyman
to every school teacher, TO some at every post
office In the country.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

G5Chd1D&E5 G1@w5
Lancaster City, Fairfield County, Ohio.
He will survey Lands, run lines level, and do civil
Engineering, make Maps OF Surveys and Plots Of
Towns, Cities, &c.
He will keep general "Intellgence ONCE" where
persons obtain Information of any kind, in all de-
partments. of business.
He will do general collecting business in the City,
County, State, United States and Territories with
promptitude.
He win give any information about Western Lands,
and guarantee the Title, IL made by him, under his
supervision.
irPAll kinds ofInstruments ofwrtlng drawn with
care and despatch.
NIelie only asks to bc tried willing to risk being
appreciated.
Charges moderate and any reference given.
0ilice open from O'Clock ?. NJ. to 10 O'Clock p NJ
Lancaster, November 90, l5J1-30tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
HARDWARE AT GREAT 5ARGAINs!!!
Cheaper than ever before offered in
Lancaster
JOHN EFFING GER

AS lately purchased from p. Bope his Interest in
the Hardware business and in addition to his al
large stock is now daily receiving, direct from
the Ahnudeturers and Inp0rtsrS, large purchase
now goods, which will make his stock OF Hardwar one
ofthe most extensive TO be found in this market. His
sfor purchasing and arrangements with Manu-
facturers which are equal to any will enable him to
oner all descrptlong Of Hardware ioBsr prices than
aHyOthsr establishment. The attention Of FARMERs
and MECHANICS is invited to the extraordinary induce
mentsnOw held out to them in the way OF great bar
gans-fuly satisfied that If they consult own in
teres they will be certain to call and examine his p
before purchasing elsewhere. BY close attention
TO business, and by constantly keeping hand full
and complete assortment and the best goods he homes
to secure large share orhe patronage ofhe Farmer
and Mechanics ofthe county.
April 90, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
THE / Asst SUPPER,"

and will present copy oft to every three sub
scrlber for the year 1858 II engraved at cost OF
over $4,000 by the late celebrated A. l.. Dick from the
original Of Raphael MOrghen after Leonard Da Vinci
and Is the largest steel plate engraving executed
In this country being three times the size oil the ordn
ary three dollar engravings.
Tho first impressions Of this engraving held at
sl0 and II the intention Of the artist that OF
the engravings should be offered for less than
IS, being richly worth that amount. Thus every hree
dollar subscriber will receive the Magazine one
cheap at s3and this splendid engraving richly worth
IS; thus getting for 50 the value OF S5.
We shall commence striking of the ongrnvings i'm
mediatey yetit can hardly be expected that impress
sions OF SO large plate be taken fast they
will be called for by subscribers. Wo SHALL the
furnish them In order In which subscriptions re-
ceived Those who desire to obtain h~ir engfavings
early and from tho first Impressions, should send In
their subscriptions without delay. Tho engraving can
be sent on rollers. by mail, or in any other manner,
| as subscribers shall order.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

FHNHESE Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties of Great brltain-Whig, Tory &
Radcal;--but politics forms only one feature Of their
character As organs of the most profound writer's on
Science, Literature, Morality and Religion, they
stand as they ever have stood, unrivaled In the
world oflcttels, being considered indispensable to
me scholar and the professional man, while to the
Intelligent reader ofevery class they furnish more
correct and satisfactory record ofhe current itera
tnre OF tho day, throughout the world, than can be
possibly obtained from any other source.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
r..e san, ,Iora.g.Ma,eh Is, 1855
Party Movement.

"A Party Movement.
We have received copy of the circular
following and presume thaliis newspaper
publicity is expected:
spublican State Central Com. Rooms.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

THE NEW YORK
STHAM SAW-MTII
AND
MACHINE COMPANY. I
CAPITAL $250,00O.
This iseompany has been organized with the above
capital Tor the purpose ofsuppiying the demand for
COMBINATION
PORTABLE STEAM SAW-MILL.
ANDIMPRovED MACHINERY.
They have purchased the entire machinery business
hero tofore carried on by JIM. Emerson & CO. also
the Montgomery Works at Yonkers. on the Hudson,
near this city, and with the experience and facilities
combined In its organization are prepared furnish
machinery Of all kinds more liberal rates than has
ever been offered at any other establislment
THE COMBINATION sAw-MIL patened Oct.
1856, and is now generally acknowledged to be the
cheapest most PRACTICAL and efficient lumber manu-
featuring machine in the world. A largo number of
them are in successful operation in different sections
OF this country, Canada, Cuba, and South America,
and wherever their merits have been tested they are
being adopted by lumber manufactures in preference
| to all other mills
The following letter expresses the general opinion
ofthose who are using the Combination Mill:
| Messrs. EMERSON 4 Co.-Gentlemen: have tried
the saw mill purchased oyou, and will say that per-
forms we'll, aud more than meets my expectations.
am well pleased with lis performance set il up on
small stream that afforded constant water about as
thick my little finger, which was much more than
sufficient to supply the boiler. We able to cut B.
UoO feet OF lumber in l2 hours, with something les:
than one cord of wood. Itis the very thing we
have 50 much noeGed in our country for a long
time With little trouble and expense, we are able
70 move II from five TO ten day, and set it VI
the heart ofthe timber which saves the great bur
den 0fhauling the logs long distance to the mill.
yours, respectfully, JESSE KkRB, JR.,
Louisville, Tennessee,
The Company have purchased LUND'S PATIENT
FEED arrangement, which illustrates and describes
IN the scientific American for Oct. "a This adds grea
ly to the efficiency of the Mill.
The Combination mill with all the recent improve
ments, and steam power of Is horses is capable o
sold for $50.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
UNRIVALED ATTRACTIONS!
.EMERSON'S MAGAZINE
AND
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.
TWO npRAr rMAnAzINFo IN ONE
TWO GREAT MAGAZINES IN ONE.
10000 Copies the First MONTH!
MAGyIFIGlNT PROGRAMME FOR 1858.
100000 in Splendid Works of Art.
FIVE-DOLLAR EN- CRAVING
TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER.
Great Library OiTer--Agent Getting Rich!

TUNHE union ofEMERSoN'S MAGAZINE and PUT
IL NAM'S MONTHLY has given to the consolidated
work circulation second TO but one similar IN the
country, aud has secured for II combination ofltera-
y and artistic talent probably unrivaled by any other
magazine in the world. During the 1rst month, the
sales in tho trade and demand from subscribers ex-
90 000 copies and the numbers already issued Of the
consolidated work arc universally conceded to have
surpassed the richness literary contents and
the beauty and profuseness Of their pictorial ustra
tions, any magazine before issued from an Ame-
rican press. Encouraged by these evidences offavor
tho publishers have determined to commence the new
volume in January with still additional attractions,
and TO oer such to subscribersa cannot
fail to place IT, IN clrculation at the head Of American
magazines. With this view they now announce the
following splendid programme. They have purchas-
od that superb and costly steel-pate engraving.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
GET OUT OF THE WAY
YOU ONE-HORsE CONCERNy
Levy &Block's Eastern Expresses
COMING DOWN MAIN STREET.
g. BL OCK'S

IALLo there old friend you early this orning;
II whore are you going In such hurry
Country yman-l am going TO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
CHANGE OF TIME.

Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zancsvillc
,EssssssEssssssa Essssssssssss llA
EM&--Au-ss tE-zAE-->>z =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08
1880
POEM.
ByA G,s.FnTuR.

went to church ore eV, iiins toh hear PeeshsE,
An' may add, greatly ,nisFJaineTi:
u" Is worthy mNu ard Wsttv tr,Ac!.cr:
ln glad 80 good paISou's WSu mail tanned.
The house vas cTsEied fuG frCu- base 70 summit.
And had one more stfv uTJcc o. gct
,lWculd have lssn 'iifsrult itr hia toecEae Il:
Yet You might hear the GIoTplHs o; piLl
Right IN tie very Iniisi Of tl..- oratiou
Aud Of sudden, out went all Ihr gas,
I''e house rs dark As Hss lhe ! ouUk creation
Ire Light Tell oifsir I'D, chaotic n-assi .I -.'
But Hserler s. q nan you cnunUt TIuE1
He said Ike sti tie sItt this need not shatfeT;'
1hs aGdisLC- hey ti, a. q. sure eucUia,
he kept right on tho nah n ~, tle natter"
am che ST, re It's pIsif
TEat when Affairs 'ii.i tar-v u ~ "a a.pass,
B,rch' T'd have stSrI.. short q irE, hsd been
W hat soGe have G!su toInake hin OuJ--pIi ghs.
'An sc;usI in II. Is. Be,eh,r's church no
" ri, sircr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

VENTILATED, stLF-AtJCSTi;.G SILK HAITI
w y have tbs tsy rseei,, freu, NeS York Bsts,'.
W spring SIX Hats aIl t-kt tlt zsJtr ia l. tr.uc-
ns tbs iIrSvrsi va. = WITH ling EentlersT uts,
aakEg tia sct 10 tn Lsa l. I.ss By
siHIng the air hetNs,n he ,arr sLd III Lody - ~
hat sid TassDE out ~ til top, riAtt q
AR thfuSgh = Ii- I@titr MO, ~,
20 q snEe % tie fer-heae iht hat r; m,
lisrtty rri'T
and much cOf4I lsi, siisr "a hBts aud eau
- the IL Vat tY - Pi=Lis essyas Tie ssu FrIt
Hat, HLd AT III Vert.l.
st.a ediugy igt quail, hats made
IN tie oTdE-f. "a ts-tirIi.Zt yi
anime. lj-uEl : sINs
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CHUhCHhs or WHEELING.

strangers visiting the city,wS pub
following list oil the different Churches, and their
ie aud place Of meeting. If there are any Mistakes We
Vilmak, the necessary cOrrectcsswitli pleasure:
~ Nathrqis EiscDIdiida, Corner monroe and BYRON
teets Rev T. n PkXINs, setor morning services log
clock, evenihg,5.
ST. ,oh,s Eiseopalicn, Main street between First aud
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. ii. SMITH, n NJ Rector
s>rVic,s-MDTLing lUS4; Afternoon S3s iiEilt ~.
First IresJytsrta Rkv- H. H. " nrl' Pastor Fourtst
quincy mornipr anu afternoon
>ecoa fesJy ebst>r street. bet~eei, Main
Market, Genre Hhe.g services morning ana evening
Tcir9 IrssJg gttia5, fh street, LetwCeu Chestnut
TalNer, souu Wheeling, Kev. +. WOVDs, Pastor serv
morning evening.
fourth I,e.L yrlas., ,tv a PAuIL Pastor, Main street,
stwt,n Washington adams sts, services morning "ne
evening.
Eout street Ast1odAt III SccIo' Rev. J. Z. WILSON.
Pastor Fourti street, Msmr' anu quincy services
morning evening.
ycra ,.yee, ethodi.t Episcopal Rev.AA. REokaP
Iarket ana North sts Aorth Wheeling; services
roInE. aud evening.
,laDtiae xreet .u.Modss, Eli.ecOal, Rev T. H. Mos
rutcr, C"ine street, bet~een First aud Sec"nd'
Centre WLee.'ns services morning and evening.
SoaH .IHeG.ng ii. T. tauTst, hev. A. STEvESs,
Ps,ror, s,ryicys morning ana eNeI.ng.
hae.Ing lstna cAGtei, on Wheeling Island, Rev j..
N,spS, Pastor.
t.,aen Me,odist kiscopdI, Rev, c. TIIwIG, Pastor,
Cape street, bytN Webster and 1lm, Centre Wheels
~
kaes Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Et. Rev BISIiaI
h =" wHELAH. Fh street, corner OF amrden; services
rsaT-ne and Afternoon.
AOcidfe ieVrntd, Rev. j. I. blcCLUE Pastor, corner
ofMrket and Jefferson ss aIt'aernooi
D.sige's Market street, bstween Webster Third.
Centre whyvlsi lob IN tbs morning, snd "a
evening.
Ertngslicul Protestant, wN. HELEsR, Pastor, Clay
rect above sixth, Eas; Wheeling.
EUUHatSical EIfaeriun Rev. T. ZrlLNERSAS,
PASTOR street. between Webster and Third; Centre
"heeliae;s morning and evening.
Leieil SynigogEs, quincy between Market and
Main.
GsrmoU Erotcssdmt Union Bali. Stain street, between
Monroe and Quincy; serviees lc5s morning.
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY
Virginius Lodge No. s.-Meets every Thursday
yslnEA the Hall, of Market and Monroe streets
'ASEs HNLL, n. c.; B. ". Carr, Secretary.
Noatsy evening. DAVID BArHA, n. G.; william p.
We .Hrsy, Secretary. -E
Van. CcII Lodge No. 33.=--Mests asaboVe eve
= Wednesday evening. WiLLIAM HELFAR, n G.; John
>i'tfe, Secretary. aaea
wheeling lodge No. JO.-Meets every Monday
evening the Hall, Market and Quincy streets
\" D Porrs, y. G.; Jokn Tho6WrR, Secretary.
PuuOIn I.Od%e No. S3.-Meets above every
friday eren!ns. Us. HAssLS, \. G.i John L. AdEersH
Secretary Ia 81
Wn. Fell EncHmPment No. 3%.-Meets as
ABOVE 'he 'erosd ana J1urh Tuesday evenings ofeaeh
7Sn'i. IogN BADEE, c. p; CIds. Liaet, Scribe.
AhrH'a'- Eucnmpmeul No. i.-Neets at ths
corner Market and Monroe streets, the Stald Afro
tassiay evenings Of each wH. TAYLOR G. P Geo
@i'r5, ,Jr., Scribe. january ls, lsSS.
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InE Law OF NEW oFAFEHs.

lSu,srrilrrswlo d" give express con-
r4r, considered wishing cOntnueheir su6scrIp
subscribers dscOntinuaAce of their peri
lisIs the publisher continue them until all
garages paid.
jIi subscribers neglect refuse their perodi-
als which they directed they held
sspcsbe till they have settled the bill and ordered them
lIronnu.d
subscribers other places without inform
,ns Tie publish the papers sent to the former dl
eclUn, Ia, y al ield resi- sI,OisUle.
Ine Courts have decided that refusing to take period.
ss the office, removing and leaving them uncaled
81, PyiD," jticiH evidence of Intentional fraud.
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JAS. NJ. DILION,
1O2 MARKET. STREET,
Plumber aud Gas F1ifter-

X EEPs e9n.tahtiy or ha-sa. Gas fxir-ss. Lead Ald
N wrought Iron Pipe Sheet Lad. AiLknds and szss
u Bras CoeSs aad Eairs whistles r. aud
Maiyf Snas = L-.He Force PuTsIs, sinks, aiir
81 AL Th.eknessss, Auirlt.G M,tzl Pess lares Tin
CTucfl- IL ~ t,le csusgry. %.
= Also, Poy's Improved aad PatrEt Chain Puu.p
"firh Is O. etfrcl the Tttest putl C. axe tke rtft
% put up Eiiei "a Towns sd Co4trsn western YirsuIs
WI D.. sold fair term.
~ Gaiya9i1s4 iroa Ts5!HF IncorTesige, and foT esn-
lucfilEs lressurt for hot
AquEdaetHire constantly hand.
tiiS % Etiel. eEH be iuIuisrd o. sh0Et Hotiet--5
q CGAA ptfd f95- 'ad asJyl3sT. ArasS stss6 LeHd.
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For the information Of strangers visiting the city,wS pub
following list oil the dnereu Churches and their
me place Of meeting. If there mistakes, We
Vi!lmah, the necessary correction with Ileasure
~ IatM,ai's, Ei.iscoIdtdn Corner monroe and BYRON
uee,s Rev T. \. PhxHs hector; morning services LOS"
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

sorner Market and Monroe streets and Gird Nom
DAY yeventngsq each MONTH G. w sears, W. NJ; Aies-
aFts- Lrag5liu, Secretary.
wheeIiaE Lodge Ne. las. Meets above on
me rst and ir Thursday evening q each month. F. A
SsESrtISoxR W NJ; s. v. Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeliu% BniOn ChHPIers N NO.ya0.-Ssets as
seoTe oa ts secoHd Monday evening Of eachOnth. NJ
sSoEI, H. p; S. rs. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EncamPment No. I--MeetS as
ss'reSa the yoHr Monday evening Of each nORth WI
y e.. 4. E'otzS, Recorder.
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EELING, VA 1IoNDAY MORNING, MARCH s, 1888.
INSURANCE.
GREAT WESTERN

GREAT WESTERN a
insurance and Trust Company.
CacC in G mpanys euildug,
No. -lOJ HnIhut at.. PAIIE.A g Et.pEHHG.
Charter PCrpetW1L: iUfhnrisesi GIpiidi 5000 OGO
54- g c. l. STiROP, Pses't
WA DARLING, Vie, PrtsideI II.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent Of the above we'll known
Company for Wheeling and vicinity, prepared so take
approved Fire aud Marine Risks tile favorable
.# X G. nONliAM,
Office for the present At DcRIse Adams lnuse,
febit-ly No. 3 Main ST.
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PERFECTION ear MECHANISM.
American Improve Iients In
WA ICHES. .

w AtICH ES
THE BEST TINE K4LPLk AT FlfR Low RsT COsT
b t AID - - ard uahy
On the Iu,i;e PEHt tET A1CH L: snnll istr
ua-hinea and s-rat, and oir systtta Of
EzahGiscthrs 20 comp tGt cveIy Watr rsi De a. -
act eGtnteTIaTt lLt Hsn, sinf le Ard
tSa1ti1l - Plan ara s5ifstrucfio
crf b rs asst uses - b. isltess is, gnepl sbdual-
.s. Zach ore u t1ETat.d SPPLEIos, TEAcI 4 CO. =
tllz1l Mas AID is aeeou paasd y rihsAIe gnu
-f-1 PERBRTUGE WAKRANFH
We "a No iasB ?" y v Fes Becau-ethrv
Are 81 An4eTtcat tAsnsfacsLT. We
SIAN not y PERMITTED 60 IE<udie= thtu frCu,
eo-'sisIztiSn " claim i Wutcss suzI in az anf snd
isTt ealtot b ottan'a % ,ir4I N kuleT=, ase
cur eoa=fFJ mel 10 EFvs ten t-f uzdsr cnF arrs.y
-ny q ts aFEas- aSsnts foI hs
alisEITD. coOPT FELLoGVs So ltsEaiae \ \
30 PL1Tf ifES.TiiFis. X q - 'sl a-5.Iu
= CAisI. tftfNABIs YsskeCsbs z, Chafshsrs q.
| EILGlbt R% 4 bRDTiIEE, PAiladeitLia
.- PilATT hEAItf,-. s-e .a l'.I
:" PALMER EACiffI-i Ess. Roztou.
hlSE oW BROS EzN NARI, - -
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

BILL OF a YIf:GINiA RglLs OF THE LAsT .CrS-
ruIY.-The Norfolk -4ZgEs las, Tue oiiowin-
communication:
send you the annexed Invoice from England
70 a Virginia 6>tie bearing date u.ote tl.an u
century ago. Apait from IT. antiquity. il ray
serve 10 give Information a tIIV T;tr5e 10 be
used in the gafInent referred 10 by oar Rich
UuUd correspondent, nran ,he l'e,f Uet; .cJaI
fashignAhle Laced zap ifatsek,rraiel Ticker sud
Enti- - '1
iasilcushS bEOSade -
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soAh1fr CIHfH uAbAE Fti1i1s'aT- .---------- . -
Pir hiae Satiu shoes, btcS!Si aL vi Is
10 ho. ----------- -
fashionable silver GiTal,, 81, faI 20
April 18th, IT52.
The ahove were intended as a ball dress to be
worn ON the Kings birth night -
The lady who has 81 kiudly allowed me tire
copy al the above, i great niece Of Cen
" ashingtnn. There is lrIuTe ms hen I am
Nritii g, tine eye-glas$ which he used in ehurcl,
In following in thesser,ice Of the Payer Book.
II will also surprise you TO learn that there II
-tili in existence some II the Pepper and salt
taken from the Generals camp castOgs