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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02
Hg-A ~ rise is coming down npon usl

fYA zig rise is coming down upon us |!
The rise which steamboatmen aud everybody
e e have so long and SO anxiously looked and
Ii ped for, is here turbulent and furious, wash
ing and :ashing against the ban&s of the stream,
and bearing away southwark and westward its
wealth of stores and human lifel Everybody
along the river is interested in this big rise and
let everybody rejoice accordingly. Last night
the stream was rising rapidly, with over twelve
feet water in the channel 1t comes from away
up among the New York Yankees and the Allie
gheny pines, AMI from shove slack water in the
Monongahela. The rise came upon our Pitts
burgh friends like thief in the night, and set
the coal boats moving with all their forces
Wages run up to living rates before you could
say "wages" Early on Tuesday morning,
eleven barges belonging to Mr.. Bushnell, fas-
tened to the shore across the Monongahela,
broke loose and came down the river with the
greatest speed that kind of craft can Attain
They brought up about the head of Brunot's
Island and one of them was sunk. AS good
luck would have it, all the others were saved.
There are now afoat $50 pairs of coal boats,
loaded to the waters edge. We are sure this is
a low estimate. Allow 10000 bushels to apair,
and wehavc 1905 900 bushels. This, with what
will come down in the regular steam tugs, will
approach ten millions of bushels. At present
prices the value of this coal in Cincinnati and
Louisville, will not be less than ONE MILLION Of
dollars. May fortune be propitious in her gales
tc the jolly boatmen.
A general liveliness and renewed impetus was
given to everything about the landing yesterday.
The great, high headed, doublecablned steamer
Morning Light with her tenor-base, tympanum.
destroying whistle, and powerful engines, was
getting ready to leave for New Orleans The
Eunice left last night for Louisville with pref
ty good trip.
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THE MARKETS.


PHILADELPnIA, Dec. Flour unchanged but
there has been more demand forthe home trade;
sales at $5a5,25 for superfine and $5,5OaG, 10
for, extra and fancy. Rye Flour held at 81 with
out sales, Corn Mealhas declined l24. Wheat,
sales of inferior white at 81 ,93 and mixed SOUTH
ern at 81 20 Rye commands 90c Old Corn
is scarce and yellow is in demand at 9Oc, old
white is dull,a 80a62, new yellow is in fair sup
ply; 1000 bus sold at 45a46 for prime Delaware
BarleY-5, 900 bus New York sold at SIC and
1000 bus shorts at $l,O5. Whisky is firm;
sales 400 bbls Ohio at 253a26 and Eastern at
243.3 81
BALTIMORE, Dec. Flour steady and UNI
changed. Wheat firm; white 81 ,4OaI, 3d.
CornAass annPward tendency, but the quota.
lions are unchanged. Provisions are firm.
Whiskyafrm at 25a26
CINCINNATI, Dec. Flour in fair demand;
1000 bbls sold at 81 50a4, 60 for choice and $4,75
a$5 for extra; receipts light Whisky opened
unsettled and holders in order to sell had TO
submit to decline of 3alc per gall; the sales
add up 1000 bbls at 224c and 100 do Mt PC.
Hogs frmer but the market is less excited ow-
ing to ans Increase in the receipts; 1000 head
sold at $6,59a7; receipts the last % hours 1000
head; the prices current gives the total number
packed this Season at this place as 1914, COO head
against 600 this corresponding time last year.
New York, Dec. Flour firm; sales 10 900
bbls State at $4,25a4, 40, Southern $535a5, so.
Wheat very dull, little inquiry and prices weak.
Corn, 10000 bush sold at decline: mixed 733
nh. Pork firm; old mess $17, 60a17,75. Lard
1O3al1. Whiskey dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02

KANE's ARCTIC ExPEDITIoN.-Very few per-
sons, while sitting at home comfortably in their
easy chairs, can form any adequate idea of the
hardships endured by the bold men who follow
cd the lanented DR.. Kane on the Grinnell Arctic
Expedition. Besides the suffering caused by the
inhospitable climate, the intense cold brought
on Rheumatism, Stiffness of the Joints, Chill.
blains, &C., and, in many instances, the limbs
zen or frost-bitten. Their sufferings from these
causes were very great and would have been
uncomfortable but for the happy effects of Lini-
ment, invented expressly for their use by the
celebrated DIR. A.aG.. Bragg, a plentiful supply
This Liniment proved so valuable, and its merits
so fully confirmed under the most unfavorable
circumstances, that DIR. Bragg has been induced
to commence its manufacture for the public
He calls it very properly, "BRAGe's ARCTIC
LININENT." 1t is now for sale at all the Drug
stores, and will undoubtedly como into univer-
sal use.
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From the wrstern Patriot

Prof. Wood's Hair Rest0rdtire. IHair Resto-
rative, we are pleased, to be able to record the
of our patrons, after trial of any ar
tice advertised in our columns. We have the
to know several of our readers who
have tried Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
to its original color, and they willingly add their
testimony to its efficacy. THIS speaks we'll for
the article, and we advise all who do not wish
to appear gray-headed to use Woods Restora-
tive.
CAUr1oN.-Beware of worthless limitations, rs
several are already in the market, called by diff
ferent names. Use none unless the words pro
No., and New York are blown on the bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dea-
lers Also by all Fancy and Toilet goods dea-
lers in the United States and Canadas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02

Insulting Fsmales.-Frequent instances have
recently been reported to us, of young ladies,
who happened to be on the street after dark
heing accosted in very insulting manner. On
Tuesday evening, as we are creditably inform
ed, an instance of this kind occurred on one of
the most public throughfares of the city. Is
there no remedy for ftp Has our city fallen SO
completely into the hapds of these graceless
scamps, that lady cannot with safety, pass
along the principal streets of our city, Ii
would be well, we think, for the police to keep
sharp look out for them, and teach them
lesson that will, in all time to come, deter them
from the commission of acts so disreputablo.--
If any further complaints are lodged with us,
we will endeavor to obtain and publish de-
scription of their personal appearance, so that
they may be the more easily and certainly fer
reted out
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02

ST. Louis, Dec. River continues to rise
slowly with about 8 feet water to Cairo Illinois
and upper Mississippi are swelling. Missouri
falling with 81 feet in the channel. Weather
PrTTsBURau, Dec. River fell over feet
last night and is still falling rapidly, now feet
10 inches by pier mark. No more coal boats
can get out Weather clear and cold.
Arrived, IS. P. 7Iiibberd, Gael and B. B. Ham,
ilton; departed, Silver Wave and Commerce.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TlIE DAILY lRTRIsI1RdSk NICER,
oFRIoE. CORNER wAgnR AND MONROE sTREETs.

W4sntEGroN5 Dec, 1.-The Govt has receiv-
ed from California full official accounts of tho
judicial proceedings in the Limantour and Al
medon land cases, which have been decided in
favor of the q. S. The former claim is located
in the vicinity of San Francisco and with the
Improvements is supposed to cover 100000 900
worth of propeaty, while from the ABINGDON
mines, it is Stated that 100000 worth of
quicksilver ore has been taken during six years.
The present Attorney Gen'l of the. U. S., with
a view to bringing these long pending cases to
close, employed Mr.. Stanton, of Pittsburgh,
to prosecute them. In the course of the trials
most stupendous frauds were exposed The
signatures of Boicenagra and other distinguish
ed Mexicans were obtained, apparently genuine
titles, but the documents were ante dated as
necessary to consummate ingeniously contrived
deception. Much skill was shown in forged
seals, on which cheat was established. Eminent
juries consider these the most important on re-
cord, involving title to lands, while the extent
of the forgery, nll things considered is without
precedent.
Advices from Costa Rica, from an official
source, express the earnest disposition to enter
into arrangements for settlement of claims of
the U. S. against that republic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02

W Stop that coughing! The "Hoarhound
Balsam" will do it. Cure that hoarseness /
The "HOarhound Balsam" will do it. Keep
you quiet in church! The "Hoarhound Bal
sam" will do it Keep peace in the family
The "Hourhound Balsam" will do it. Your
children can take it. Your wife can take it
You can take it. Price % cents. For sale by
the principal druggists. T. H. Logan & Co.,
Gen'I Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02

NE# YonK, Dec 1.--Gen Paez has so far re-
covered from the injuries received on evacuation
day, aSto justify his proceeding on his voyage
steamer Caledonia tomorrow Gen Sanford
has Detailed guard of honor to escort Gen.
PACE from his hotel to the place of embarkation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02

New oR1EANs, Dec. 1.-The ship May Flower
having left in port the ship Messenger, from New
York to ST. Catherine, dismasted. The brig
War Eagle, from New York to Pernanbuco,
was leaking.
TAnplco, 22d.-Gen. CARA left the city on
21st for parts unknown.
The Spanish feet demanded restitution of tho
forced loan. of Spanish subjects.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02

HemgJfeld Rail R0ad.-The Managers, says
one of our Washington county exchanges, have
recently placed two fine new cars upon the road
which will compare favorably with cars of our
best roads. One ofthe cars is regular passen-
ger, the other is divided into two apartments, one
for smoking room the other for baggage and
express Office.
The managers are determined that it shall not
be whit behind the best roads in the country.
The cars arrive and depart so regular at appoin-
ted hours as to have gained the confidence of
the community for whose benefit the road was
built and as result, tho. business ofthe road is
increasing every day. We also learn that the
receipts Of the road are largely above the ex-
penses Thisis gratifying as it gives evidence
of its future prosperity
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~ Congressman Congressman are focking
towards Washington over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, from all parts of the West and
North. The meeting of Congress is also attract
ing large numbers of persons towards the CAPT.
tai, as seen by the crowded trains going east
ward.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02

CoLUMBiA,S S. c., Dec. 1.-Two ballots for
Senator have not resulted in choice. A rally
was made on Mr.. Manning on the last vote,
which stood as follows: Manning So; Adams
Means or Mears has been elected Secretary of
State.,...,
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pH1IAnnIpnrA sent Q 1she

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9, 1856.
PROP WooD-Denr Sir Your Hair Is proving
ITSELF beneficial TO The front, also the back BART
OF my head almost lost its coYeringn BALD. have
used but two half pint bottles and
the top of head is we'll studded cron Of
young hair and the front is also receiving It's btneht
have tried other preparations without any benefit
think from personal Recommendation lean In.
duce many others to try it. -.
Yours respectfully, D. r. THOMAS NJ D.
No, 464 Vine street
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az Golden Wedding.-A golden wedding
took place at the house of Mr.. Beck in this city
one day last week. 1t was the fftieth anniver-
sary of the reunion of Mr.. Hess, an old and
respectable German of this vicinity. The cere-
mony of the sermon of Mr.. Hess and his wife
who have lived happily together for fifty years
was one Ofextraordinary interest, and the Incl
dental pleasures and enjoymcnts ofthe occasion
were heartily appreciated by the large number
present. The occasion is made the subject of a
pleasant piece of poetry in the last number of
the Stats Zs'tang published in the Intelligencer
building, by Mr.. Bursner.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

g5Y- The Wooden Horse, Collar.-As most of
our readers are more or less interested in horses
we hope they will give the collar, now on exhi-
bitiOn at the Metcalf House and at Mr.. Morgan's,
Main street, fair trial. Only consider for
moment the many faults and positive evils
which necessarily attach to the use of the com
mon leather collar aud wooden names, all Of
which Gt is clained) are avoided in this
1. 1t is difficult to fit your horse and when
once fitted he must remain in the same state of
flesh for the fit to continue. 2. Itrigidly clamps
the bony prominence of the shoulder, and thus
subjects them to gall and chafe and to chronic in
aamation of the ligaments thereof 8. 1t too
often chokes and impedes the free breathing of
the animal 4. 1t soon looses its shape. s. 1t
absorbs and retains moisture from respiration
and rain. 6. The straw with which the collar
is stuffed, when once wet scarcely ever becomes
dry, so it rots and hard knots are thus formed
upon the inner side, converting the collar
into a knotty instrument of torture. Z. 1t is
liable to be gnawed into holes by nischevious
vermin. 8. The sweat or secretion from the
skin of all animals contains large amount of
acid and salt, and the common leather collar ab.
serbs these chemical agents by degrees, until
they become sufficiently strong and rancid to
remove the hair and abrade the skin with yery
little rubbing to assist.
The Messrs. Wambaugh, are stopping at the
Metcalf House. The collar can be seen in Shall
cross d Terrys baggage wagon to-day.
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MUSTANG EMINENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr.. s. ILrcn Hyde Park, VT, writes :-'sThat the
considered Worthess'' (is case was SPAWN
"bnt since the free OF the Mustang Ilnent have
sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Eminent has been doing
wonders up here"
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w- The Sons Of Mazta.-This institution is
rapidly increasing in numbers. The lodge was
opened not more than two months ago, and now
the order numbers some one hundred and City
members. The institution is charitable one,
and its unostentatious benevolence is felt in ma.
ny an abode of penury. We learn that when
ever body of the Sons of Malta uses any of
their funds for other than charitable purposes
and necessary expenses of lodge, they forfeit
their charter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02

Fanera1 Noties.-The funeral of Mrs.
Margaret MCourtney will take place from the
residence of her husband, Mr.. John Arcourt.
ney, on Market street at . o'clock P. NJ: The
friends of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend ses'0'ty t'is'teu %
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ARCTIC vs.. MUSTANG

nyidious and impudsnt card, recently pu9iished by
oo me OF the seens to call for some
controversies and have always avoided them shall 10
ded to is aimed at ARoTo IiSHENT s apS S SS
evidently has PecRids origin, these dsnteresed gem
by BRAGGs 1RoTIo LINiMENT The card Is too dsSpi
iPr Us to follow but states that Dr. REaEE had
necton with the Mustang, and would nothold himself
resulting from the of the spurious article With which
the market glutted. DR. BraEPs the only per-
BRACES 4Ro Is no sae a Ass Ia. s%aH
9En %S5 BY Oliver T. Bragg and d. doing
only Dr. BraEg ever had with was in the sim
Since nVenting the Mustang, DR. Bragg has had many
years OF experiences and It Is but presume
remedy than in his comparatively inexperienced YOUTH
The success OF BraRsG Arctic Lniment
wherever 1t introduced, conclusive testimony
that such the fact Before the Arctic Linmsnt had
been introduced six months It had superseded
Lnimens. including the Mustang In the meantime Gpu
rious article of the Mustang made its appearance
been by DR.. Bragg, but unlike Il in alty poril e
Dr. Bragg constantly annoyed letters
persons who had used this deerlor0ted and injurious
Gle Of the MustanE complaining of it bad effects under
Bragg considered it to be his duty to set the matter be-
fore the public in card announcing hHt he had further
nothing vaun Of the Mustang that
they are we'll known to the business community Is
amusing to those who know Ger stains The trouble O,
they are too well known Their motive in the card alluded
70 aney aiSlkS TO see Their SheaPly made
article 50 greatly It's but which they affect to con-
this they
fered large sum for its suppression, failing that
are now expendtng much money for newspaper cards.
the vain attempt the publIchat the Lin
iment failure. The public easily gulled
these gentlemen suppose and can readily that
were such failure these
tend they would the last to disturb its quiet oblivion
The fact readily perceptih that they
prosperity OF their articles we'll they may be-
they know that for article e attain the substantial
ebrity Of BRACES ARCTIC LINIMEET must possess an
intrinsic value capable of positive Denomination,
hence their only hope Is In abusing that people
be deferred from trying IT, well assured that they
tested It's merits they could never again be induced to
the Mustang 1nconcuSion claim that the Arctic Lin
ment the best article offered the public
II VIII bear trumPhAnty every test that may be applied
to 1t. BRAGG BURROWES,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale

PURsUANT ITO decree the Circuit Court for obio
County, made At the Pan tern 1885, in the case Of
JOSHUA BoDLEY e. THOMAS H. GALLBI adinb traitor and
wiz sell on the third day December
az te 'front.' door OF the Court House said county At 10
Se4Sk A. ~ the following described The
In the hfth ward of the city Wheelng-ihe tane n
situated on the west side OF Market street. and upon IL II
erected n three story brick building.
!6RAs oH sALR-One fourth Of the purchase money 70 be
pall In cash on day Of sale; the credit Of
Twelve and eighteen monthshe purchaser giving bonds
WIN good security bearing interest from day sale and
paid. [nov2-tdl DANIEL o. LIST, tomniIsSIonSr "
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E5Y- fashionable Daneing.-Professor Miller,
thefavorite teacher of dancing and music, has
just returned to this city, where his services
have been kindly preferred at the convent; he
will again, "by many requests" open select
school for Ladies, Misses and Masters, on Thurs
day, December End, from 4 to P. NJ, and on
Saturday from to 5 P. NJ, at the beautiful and
comfortable hall in Hornbrook's Buildings,
Main street The kind patronage fthe citizens
of Wheeling is especially solicited.
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BosroN, Dec. l. The R. M. steamer Europa,
from Liverpool on the Goth ult., via Halifax, ar.
rived at this port this morning.
The R. NJ. steamer Canada sailed for Liver
pool at 105o'clock this morning, with $50, 900 in
specie
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CINCINNATI, Dec. River risen z inches the
last "a hours. Weather clear. Frost last night.
Thermometer SO.
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W- There will be a cotillion party at Wash
ington Hall this evening, under the direction of
Mr.. P. B. Hoffman.
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st Anareso's Day.-Yesterday was ST.
Andrews Day. Anniversary festivals were held
all over the country by the St. Andrews sOeie.
ties.
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READING, Dec, 1.--Keim's majority for Con.
sress in the 9Th District will be about 400
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
in another column.
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Trust Sale.

vIrtE6 Of deed Of from Rnos r. Bsrtleson 20
II Isaac " Mitchell, dated lOth septenbeT, 1915 and
ONO county In page by virtue Of an CrdsF
tne County OouTt OF Ohio made itS November
term OF the year 1885, appointing tIts
Ne , me 1a,d deed OF trust IL said Isaac "
O'Clock A. h, OF that day, door OF ne Court
House IN The city Of Ieelins expoSe to 90 ~
ls ~ HtLan w add Itioh said eitJ a6getbSr
eit the nue. brick house eionFin Ia
me ea1etle same being situate the North Side II den
IRE t + Lhls sue bsng msdsfor The purchAte monty
- 19He-so. ALFRED CALDWELL.
FRENoI RMBRoIDERIESsSlPe have now on hand a
large and varied aRsortIneEt Of EmbroIdt and H.
cess consisting OF YeilsS HandkG Bands
Edging9 and 1nseEnRs, French Work sets, BFtSfSSf
selection Of French WEEK Collars. s'S'SS
Ss1to HEiRKELL SWEARlHaKN.
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TIE LATEa,C NEWal

INTERESTING C PR0FIZABLE TO EVERY ONE.
consequence of the hard times have concluded to
make great reduction In the selling goods
shall the same time offer ofe greatest bargains
In several articles received direct from auction
CALICoES with the exception English MerrimacE,
at loo per yard.
MUSLIN DELAINEs, goods retailed less than
70 cents at only 1S CENTS and all others in proportion
everybody,
MUsLINs, both Bleached Brown, IS per cent less
than any other house.
MILLINERY GOODS-A complete assortment yerv low
1S5<c. and 4roW at "a.
EMBR0IDERIEsI Oblige myself to sell 50 per cent
cheaper other house in the city Wheeling or
any other, place. "
CHINTZES-Worth Bic at 20 cent?.
.CLOAKS AND SHAWL3l in every VARIETY, and cheaper
than any other house.
s1LKsA good article of Black Silks at 5Oo and
at only rs cents.
LINENs-An rrtlcle worth 7Sc at only 45c.
PARAMETToS AND FRENCH MERINOS-Of every col.
or at price, lower than before also plain De-
LANES, very fine quality, such sells Mt pic lSo
KID GLoEES-Another lot Of those extremely cheap
Gauntets, at size.
In short, will sell all and any Of my goods these
hard times ISAAC Prayer.
tuoY ~ 1928 Main street near Union.
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END

If YOU HAVE ANY PAIN,
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, BRONoHITIs PARA.
LYsIs, OLD SORES, sCALD HEAD, BURNS AND
scALDs, sTIPR JOINTS, SORE THROAT, srRA1Ns
AND BRUISES, SORE BREAST, SWOLLEN eLANDy,
PILES, OR cUTANEous DISEASES,
BUY A BOTTLE OF
RRAGG'S ARCTIC IsANEMENT.
And get the United states JournuI Rreo.
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Which pledge myself to sell % Cents below regular
prices. ~ -.755
Just received per Express New York large assort
ment of superior RAGLAHS made after tile Paris
styles and New York trade
together with variety other CloaEs styles
aud pattern which win sell below prices
great variety Of CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA,
MANTLE SHAHIS, at great Bargains.
large assortment Of such Sable Mink, Stone,
house in the city, have them not commission
bought them for Cash. will sell quality Fitch Purs,
Several cases of fine and Superhne BLANKETS, which
sell at manufacturers prices.
Also received about 81 pieces of Lupin's FRENCH ME.
R1Nos all coors and grades, which viii sell any
price.
The above Goods will be ready inspection sATUR-
the 9th OF November and would respectfully invite
those in want of Of them to give early CALL
sured all will be satisfied with my goods and prices
noV6 ALEX. IEYMAN, 1877 Main st.