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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-29
BY Dunlop. Moncure & Co., Aucts.

BY Dunlop. Moncure & Co., Aucts.
0UGAR, M0LArnES, &C., AT AUC-
~ TION.--On TUESDAY. the I'd November, CON-
mencing ut 10 o'clock. we will sell, at chr auction
store, assortment Of Groceries, &C. consisting In
part Of
lbs Ehis prime and choie quality Porto leo
sugar
q hbds prime quality Porto Rico Molasses
81 boxes Candy
20 bbis Appto Brandy
Yish. Mustard, Weeping Paper. &c
TEaMs.--Under $leo. cash; over 800, months
credit FIR approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP. MONCuRE 4 co.
ecs7 Aucts.
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MR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
IVA CORNER " GRACE AND FoUsHEE srRsxrs

RICHMOND, VA
The next session of our School begins the LIST of
OCTOBER, 1858, and ends the LIST of JULY 1859.
For toe benefit of young ladies who have finished
~ on further their mental Improvement there viii,
be class in Bellies Letters and MISUNDERSTANDING
twice week. Price of admission $50 for the Who'll,
session, and $I5 TO pupils who take other studies
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be tau ht
to the little children orally. without any charge
FACULTY:
HUBERT p LEPEBVRg, ID, Principal.
VIM q WILLIAMS, A B. Vice PRINCIPAL
Mrs. Bennett, Miss Nary Gordon Miss Eli
20 Bartlett. Madame Blanchet, Mrs Miriam Tay
lor Madame Marie Estvan John Cs!yo W Thj.
low VIM Graham Heinrich Schneider Sianorine
Antonietta and Marietta Erba from Italy
TERMS:
For Board $500 90
ror 20 90
EoF 1ISnts ............. o.
Eor Enghsn uItlon- 40 On
For Modern Languages, eacf..,....-......... 20 90
For French, when etuded exclusive of the
English branches. 40 o.
Eor LATIN 20 90
For Music ON Piano. Harp, Guitar, Organ, or
Singing:
For one Lesson (of An hour> 4 week - 40 o0
For two lessons (of an hour) week. ....... 50 OG
For three lessons (of an honr) waek...... 40 20
For four lessons (of an hour) a WI ek...-. $50 90
For the use OF no...............-.......... SOC
For Drawing, from ...... 20 o.
sor Drawing, from 40 90
For Wanting in Water Coors.. 40 90
Fer Oll so &c
Primary Department for children under Ii
years 81 age... ..................... 30 W
For further particulars, apply to
HUBERT P LEFEByRE.
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TAN YARD FOR SALE.-Will be sold,

TAN YARD FOR SALE.-Will be sold,
L at public auciion at Charlotte Court House.
(thst being court day. the valuable TANNERY for.
merly occupied by Il b Green.
The lot contains about one acre. and has all the
fixtures necessary for tanning 1900 to 2Ot0 hides
nually, and it has usually received from 1900 to 1890
country hides.
With proper attention. this property can be
deied very valuable.
Persons wishing to purchasc. will please call and
see it, or address either of the undersigned.
THOS j SPENCER,
wv EGGLEsTON.
Charlotte Court House. Va
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4 'LttAks (, CLtiAKHII ILOAKSi II
~ H.ndloI,e Velvet and Cloth Ciosks. for ssale
CD 40 At bEOhDS IHAW,s.
MS Broad street.
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HDucArIoM.

HENRY VON-GRONIH0, Teacher Of
!. the French. German. Portuguese and spanish
81 - Residence on clay street. between tn end
80 ~ eets. &C 7-lm
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JAU DAVIS, FpeciaI Com'r
sale condu ted by GoDDIN APPERsoN Aucts.
VALUABLE TRACT OF sel 70

VALUABLE TRACT OF 361 70
ACRES OF LAND, IN HENRlCO COUNTY.
ABOUT MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR
lst November, 1858. at IL o'clock, 81, in front OF
HenTieo County Court House, (being court day.
the above tract of Land 1t contains 36lIz acre. Of
which about one-'ourth is open land; he balance
heavily set in oak and pine W. cd There is Dwell
ing House on the place, ont Of repair and formerly
tract atjoins the lands of John Forbes q Hob,ou.
Thomas GOODMAN and others. The soil is excellent
and the wood alone, it is believed, will more than
pay for the land.
3RRks.- One-fourth cash balsnce at 4, 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained.
&C 81 GODDIN Il ApPERSON Aucts
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~ Sugar, Coffee. Spices, Soap, Candles, Cod Fish,
Flour. herrip IS, Batter, Cheese, Irish Potatoes,
Bueswhest, &c. &c. should be glad to ses the
ladies' gentlemen and every body else, second door
from 9th, on Bread. GEO 4 HOLMES.
INIT
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IT. FOR NOR K.-To
ifs771 sleave FRIDAY. The steamer KAHU-
Z EE, capt. Taylor, will leave above For eight
apply to WM Cox, &C the sfed,
oc H-3s rock street.
TT FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA BAL
BALTIMORE-The superior fast sailing
schr FLIaaT having portion Of her cargo en-
gagged and going on board. will have dispatch.--
For remainder Of cargo, apply to
6t W C0LQUITT 4 co.
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By 0oddin & Apperson, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN HEN

L ~ Cn1H Vr HHrD IN HHN-
- RICO. ON WHITE OAK SwAMP-As trus-
tee In iced Of trust. from Mr. John Utey and wi f.
bearing date on the 10Th August 1857 duty recorded
10 Henrico County Court. shall pr ed 70 SELL at
puonc ctlon. on the premises, on TUESDAY. the
DOT. the next fair day, at the same hour the Real
hssate conveyed BY said decd, viz One third Of N7
acres Of land, I Gated above b. unded on the
North BY Washington Thomas and John Fisher.
on lne East and south by WhiteOak swamp, on the
West ~ sne lands OF Mr.. dabons and Isaac Patter-
Ludweli Bracket and wife, By deed dated 18th octo
TIRMs-rash. snch title as the trustee /. yss.sa
with will be conveys ed to the purchaser.
&C 70 NJ GOnNIN Trnafao
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HEAVY SiIPMENT.-By jamestown,
IL we are receiving. direct from the mandatory.
large shpmr Mt of the latest and NEST choice styles
IF FALL UL0T HING, rendering assortment
ul and complete. to which we ask the attention
of purchasers Keeping at all TIM the largest
stock to be found in the city STATE of the fash
ionabe ard approved sty les. and being arg.lI
engaged in this lire Of business can and do 0sr
the greatest Inducements.
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NEW SADDLEkY
ESTABLISHMENT.
EERH KAEN

FORMERLY eaddier Of the Grand Duke Ernst Of eexe'
laburg. Gothe {bro.ker OF II. T. n Prince Albert.
Fair % Prussia, In lSt3-the Gold Medal
SADDLE AND HARNESS
Mavufactursr. cerper 9th and Broad ttreess. uHast
broad Street Hotel. Rjchmord. W.
All orders executed with nsatness and daspAten.
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~ SOME BUILDING LOTS ON CHuRoH
HILL, NEAR AND 27rH STREETs-In obe-
dlence TO decree Of Henrico County Court. in the
suit OF Adkinson Vs. Adkinsen. pronounced the 18th
O'Clock NJ on SATURDAY, the 30th Of October.
1858. handsome Lot, situated 9th street. in Hem
rico, near the corporation lmts-that lot Of land
lying and being 10 the county of Benrico uesr the
~ OF Richmond teginaing II feet from the north
srn corner OF and eth streets fronting an I run
comm N 10 feet wde thence at right angles 1. feef
u being Fart Of the real estate conveyed TO eorQe
w Barker by VIVA Mitchell. VIM. III. Isbell and e.
w. Carter, and their wives
TERMs-As To one-fhird. cash; balance on credit
OF SIX mon ms, the purchaser executing negotiable
note interest added, with good cndorser. and title
retained until fully paid.
tNO N DAVIS, special Corn'r.
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7 AIDES CLOAkS. RAGLANS AND
IL SHAwLS -BRREDEN 4 FOX's THIRD NAG
SIFIoeNr SUPPLY OF CL0AKS. RhGLANS AND
SHAWLS.-We have rec .ived this day cur third
supply Of LADIES' CL0AkS, RAGLANS and
SHAW Us. VIII CHI embraces many styles entirely
new and beautiful With this large addition TO our
stock. our assortment ia more complete than il has
ever been heretofore BREEDEN FOX
oc q g ol- Broad $50
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EON SALR -Dapk IL VirginiA beoc.
varmsrs aaak 81 Virginia Stock; Osanse -
Alexandria Railroad pr tent. eends ~
- D-ta b MAtkI W
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EXCELLENT FRAMED DWELLING,

- ON LEIGH AND F0UsHEE STREETS, AND
TWO VACANT LOTS IN THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET, BETWEEN 2lsT AND 22D Sta
FOB SALE AT AUCTION Will be solu on the
premises on TUESDAY the I'd November, 1885, AT 4
o'clock, p an excellent framed dwelling. nearly
having rooms besides kitchen and now renting at
fair rent and well suited foe moderate sized FAM
lily and on WE'D NESDAY afterEo IN, Sd November,
on the premises, at "a O'Clock, two vacant lots on
the bouthside of Broad street, one fronting A. fest
runnipg back on 22d street, 100 feet TO the line of
Mr. Briefs property, ana the other having frunt Of
90 feet, and running back aito 100 feet.
TERMS 0ne-faurIh cash. balance at 3, and 9
months for negotiable notes. interest added and ii.
tie retained till last note be paid.
oc 25 GODDiN APPERSON Aucts
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ID MRS. N. WIGAND, 1876 Broad

0D8 NNO. N. WI0AND, IJO BfOa0
NN street. has inst received by last steamer. and
E&Swill receive during the sesson, every week
-.twice from New York, new supplies Of Fall
snd Winter HATS, HEAL -DRESSEs ladies' GAPS
Embroider, Babies GAPS FLOWERS. RIBBONS.
and great many FANCY ARTICLES, which she
low prices oc 2l-l2ts
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MIGHT SCHOOL,

MAIN ST NEAR ST. CHARLES HorlL
. The subscriber has c. mmenced q Night School Al
the atoye place, for studies of every advancement
and can be seen in relation to it at his school room,
18th street, between Main and franklin
&C 2S-2w q II pENDYETON
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.~..~..--..'s. - - = AOSs0s 0Cs
C0.PARTNRRsHTP NOTTCR.-7Us-
az tn g aEsTRY. sueess.er. 70 JOHN La
OATS and irs 81 iiaiD D1., Il 4 HEo W.
al: which Will be sold at the lowest cash prices
Ss aIom Their friends ana the public isrespect
m ashsss cash prices PEA rs coEs OATS and
WIN eE hsis'ss county.
Charles City co.
Richmond. Oct. 2ls., 1853. W.
:, Having disposed Of my ar.nsry and Feed Ks.a.
respectfully tender ny sscere thanks 70 my frisnss
and customers for the liberal patronage they have
nsstow cd upon me. and would take occasion to be-
vors. JOHN 4 fHTva
Richmeoo. Oct 2lst. Isss. osss Gin
DIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
- SHIP The cc-psrtnership heretofore existing
q dEsakf ess, the
by mutual consent. Amy UNI ettlsd bushes, of the
concern will have theattsntien q + walker. to
whom the matters Of Gentry Walker hsv. bee.
transferred. J K GENTRY
II WALKER,
HAVING determined to continue the
"A COMMISSION BUSINESS. at the old stand of
fcntry Walker hope By strict attention to busi-
ness to merit continuance Of the patronage of the
late nrm and of the public generally;
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1883
TN RETIRING from the firm of GEN
TRY 4 WALKER, return my thanks TO nv
friends & the liberal patronage extenced to The
rm and again offer nay services for the sale of ali
Kinds OF country produce. and hope. by due dill
gence aud prompt attention, to merit a share of
public patronage. promising, in doing GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSIN ESs, to make use of every
exerton to promote the interest Of patrons both
in buying and selling. Office No 4, 18Th street
4 GENTRY.
hlch mono, Oct 10Th, le56 &C i6-lm
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE The
~, subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
Richmond and the Iublic generally, that the have
entered into copartnership under the style of
GREEN DAVIS, for the purpose of carrying on
the GRANITE BUSINESS in ali of its branch es:
and that they are now prepared to execute any
work that may be offered to them in their line in
the most worn man like manner and on reasonable
terms. One of them can always be found at their
yard On 9th street. sou eide of the canal near the
Armory. SAM'L GREEN
OLIVER DAVIS.
hichmond, July lst 1883. 2S-Im*
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DI6sO LUTON OF co PARTNER
~ sHrP-The co-partnecship arrangement a
VALENTINE 4 SON expires to-day, by the terms u
agreement aud mutual consent Any unsettled bn-
sinoss q the will have the attention OF VI
FkLESfiNE, JR, to whom the matters OF fALEN-
TIN e & son are now transferred
MANN & VALENTINE,
MANN VALENTINE. JR.
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- 800 REWARD. --RanaWay from
4 the suhseriber, living In Cumberland. Va ON
SUNDAY night, the zlh oil September. my me-
~. gro Boy. named JOHN. John - . mniAato.
AGED about % ~ years. ssous but. about teee
inches high. has q on his srper iip ard one on
bis breast caused BY butn ami were sw AL goxfese
when be lefs. He 70 supposed 10 DO inrktnx .n0os
eli her In this city or the Esstsrn shcre II ar.
ssed en- thu Hastern shore. Nill give srtward Of
$50; and II arrested out Of the state. re.sfa o.
500 will be eiysn. CHAe W 0ILLiAn.
Y-f2k
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS


o"G NEW CARRIAGE AND HAIR
sAE NESS REPOSIToRY.-The subscriber,
having been for a number Of years engaged 10
Coach Making offers to those in this section who
may wish to purchase, variety OF light and sub
stantial CARnI AGES. such as Buggies, Koch Always.
&c. All work warranted made Of good and durable
material Persons wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to give call and examine. Induce
ments will be offered to their advantage, both to
Price and guarantee of the faithful performance of
the work. PULLEN,
90 I-Iv Wall az near At Charles Hotel.
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NOV OPEN FOR 3 A i IA lasgs
: stock q ans otoIHiNs. . ooopMAH'a,
C ~ No it9 Maln streee
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uARPER'S MAGAZINE for November

- Is received by
pB PRICE.
lSl}S Main street
Where rnay ie found variety of new publics
tons ami u good assortment of stationery, emHra-
cling The best letter Paper and Envelopes, for gen
t!nrlen md ladies'. Also School Books
nix Main street. q few doors below American
Hotel. 0c 2I-3t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND
XAIuARI.E Ton AfsOA Il xCnapV AN III

/ NsOOA GL . OhLG OF LAhGE AND
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIX.
PgaEs-As trustees in bed Of trnst from Mr.
and of record In the Clerks Office Of the Hn,tings
Court OF the city of Richmond. shall proceed to
sell at public auction. the premises on Fri DAY
me 18th day OF November. 1858 at | o'clock, p. M
II iair Y, not on the next fair day thereafter) al
me same hour and place. the Real Estate conveyed
In said deed. yiz: he Lotof Ground in the city Of
hichmond, with the large Tobacco Factory thereon
formerly occupied by Mr. ii Dickinson. and now
occupied BY Mr. r Dickinson situated near the
panyile Railroad Depot, between I4th and 18th SITS :,
being the same lot Of ground conveyed by the exc
insop, BY deed, dated Oct 30 b, 1859
And as Trustees in the same deed of trust. we
shall also proceed to sell at public auction on MON
DAY the 9Th day Of December, 1858. on the said
premises, at 10 O'Clock, A n. ''all the fixtures Inn
PIGMENTS. machinery and tools, and other things
Fixed or moveabe in about the lot aforesaid used
in the mat ufactu of tobacco"
IN lMS OF sALs-For the Lot and Factory, one
fourth cash; balance on credit of four. eight ard
twelve months. interest added. For the Fixtures
&c, on credit of four months Possession of the
real estate, to be give on the LIST day of January
1859. Ct the other property. on the day of sale.
NJ sa-.ta dEn Wu1F HHKhi TRUSTEES.
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ITO DRlCKMAKERS.-The subscri
bers are authorized to sell in fec or fee for term
Of years, lots Of suitable size for the making Of
bricks, on the Osborne Turnpike short distance be
low Ricketts,. adjoining the yards now owned by
Messrs al enn Davis and George Turner. The clay
the lot offered for ,se is Justly regarded as equal
In quality to any in or around the city Apply to
oc @-6t 6ODDIN GppEk90N
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EXECUTORS SALE OF DESIRABLE

EXECUTORS SALE UF DESIRABLE
~ PRIVATE RESIDENCE. ON THE CORNER
Or MAKHHALL AND 4rH STREETS AT the re-
quest OF Mesars Chas Cnttrel and Saml CottrelI jr
executors Of Samuel CottrelI. decd, We shall pre-
csed to SELL at public suction on the premises on
the desirab and conveniently located residence at
the corner of Marshall AID 4th streets and for
many years past in the occupancy Of Col Thomas J
Evans. The house has REQ ns, besides brick kitch-
en- and is supplied with gas and water.
TBRMs-Une fou til Cash; balance at q, IL and Is
months for negotiable notes: interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained
&C 23 G0DDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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&C 2s-td GO '1 WH1F HHkKl Trustees.

IENEMENT, MANCHEETER, FUK EALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY. the lst day of November,
1888, comm ncing at IL O'Clock, d, ten handsome
either side of cambridge and Biddle streets, and
pesr to or adjoining the residence of Thos Walden 50
These Lots lie within square of the Main street.
add quite contiguous to SizeF's tavern and are in
the NOSE desirable part of the town. plat will be
exhibited at the hour of sale.
TERMs-One third cash. balance at 4 and months
for negotiable notes, int rest added, secured by q
trust deed or title ret .ined.
&C q G1DDIN APPERGON Aucfs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-18

DEATH.-I congratplateyou and myself, wrote
John Foster to friend, that life is passing fast,
away. What a superlatively grand and consol:
radiant idea, this delightful morning star, indi-
eating that the luminary of eternity is going to
raise, life would, to my view, darken into mid.
nightmelancholy. Ohlthe expectation of living
here, and living this, always, would be pros.
pect of overwhelming despair. But thanks to
thatfata decree that dooms us to die-thanks
to that Gospel which. opens the visions of ani
endless life; and thanks above all to that Saviour
friend who has promised toconduct all the faith
fu1through the sacred trance ofdeathi into scenes
of paradise and everlasting delight
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ron All THE PURPOSES OF 4
FAMILY PHI SIC.

THER1 has long eEIsted public dsmand for an efecs
tive prgatiye pin which could be reliedon and
perfectly n its epe1eton This has been prepared
has eoncusyely what accomplishes
thepuposs designed It's easy 70 Inste pny6cal,
should have Of the objections but al the adyan
tages Of every other This has been attempted here,
the public decision It has been unfortunate for the
patient hitherto that almost every medicine e
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels. This Is NOT
Many of them produce much gripping pain and reyu
sion in the system TO more than counteTbalance the
irritation pain, unless it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction or arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their in
any quantity; but it Is better that any medicine should
be taken jldiciousy Minute directions for their
in the several diseaaes . which they applicable
given the box. GAmong the complaints which have
been speedily cured BY them, we may mention Liver
Ianguor, and Loss Of Appetite, Lgtlesaness;
Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever Fever and Ague, Pain
the consequence Of diseased action In the liver As
ness, Piles, Collie bysentery, HumoTs, scrofule and
purity of the blood IN short and every where
They have also produced some Engularly successful
sure! n Rheuns GoqS DTopsy 5r9yel EEysipelas,
andS They should be freely taken in the spring OF
the year, purify the blood and the system
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
their stmulant action on the ciTcuatoEy system, reno
diseased energies Of the whole organisms Hence an 90
Saslona dose is even though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far; every purgatiye medicine
reduces the strength when taken to exceSS0 The thou
sand cases in which phyEc is required cannot be emu
ereted here but they suggest themselves to the
of every body; and this pin is found answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
TO mankind. Where their virtues known, the
public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when
in needof cathartio medicine Being sugar-Wrapped
they are pleasant to take andbefng purely
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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THE l
LIVER INYIGORATORH!

+ I
PREPARED BY DIR. sANFoRD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
IA g ONT. q, oFsTHE BEST PuRGATIRE AND LIVER ME-.
DlONEs now before the public CHthnrttc,
easter mder and more eRecaal than any other medicine
acting the eject its morbid
the stomach and bowels carry that natter thus ac.
in the of most e G
tarttcs II strengthens the system that
strengthen and build 1t up with unusual rapidly.
The LIVER is one Of the principal regulators of the
the powers system are The stonGc3
Itgsr Of the
stomachis aa6t bowels are at fault and he woe
Having to the diseases 81 tbs o.
ssR s made i
eeFewtat TO counteract the
that this remedYis trou
bed with LIVER E03-1PLALNT,ira any OIL forms
has but to try bottle, Is CERTAIN
These Gums remove aiimorbid Or bad mater from
heal ag
P1RIFYING THE BLOOD health to tie
th sinq5n 3 Faa nTES o4Fs;
LIVER INVIGoRAT0R,s = y g 8 'ts
and prevent the food Fstng and SQUIRTING
9Rsone dose prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken might. .lo6sshs the bowels
one dose taken after each meal an cure pYspEps1k
i5z G9se 81 two viii reliev
One bottle taken for obstruc removes the
DO 4slszes
RoRBS Sgd Bps4s1ts s. sg5s SS lE4
~ Gnly one bottle isaneesedsto throw out q, The
system the sssts Of after long Sickness
logness or unnatural the skin ~ gay
the a0ss lsken ana before eating gives Wig
RA IN It's g'' worst s21 SF PIE
30 WEI TO- d dose 20 ana
or to doses cures In
tpsHeFia rs s lt1segerJatks ~. - sst =
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WILDE Il BRO

WILDE 6 BRO. $50
PEsPEGrFuLLY inform the public that they have re-
AO2celYed of the largest fashionable nvo-
ces of WaPa and Window Shades BROUGHT the
city Of wheeling comprising French, English and Ameri
were purchased below the customary market figures and
will be sold beautiful styles Of Glazed
Paper at Is cents Roll offered elsewhere at
ls% II yon wish bargains give CALL deter
mined to sell at such nrces fv competition The
attention OF WHOLESALE DE ALERs is invited, can
Job goods at favorable rates. Our stock is EN-
TIRELY and free from old and deprecated styles
carried over from lestyear. apt
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Cheaper Sham Ever

OI15dP5I9su HV6rs
AREAT DISTRESS and heavy the East; Railroad
" Stock Rapk Stock, and all goods forced on the Market
and prices to the aud
en- have Just from the Bastert have
purchased goods those ruinous prices,
customers rd the public generally made up to
fashionable way, and clothing they
been offered In this market You will get hne
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TIE cH1LDs8 GRAPE. 3
Beneath the budding lilacs,
a little maiden sighed z-
Tie first flower in her garden
That.yery morn had died.
thought, as that child's sorrow
Rose wailing in the air,
Ny heart gave forth an echo
Long bound in silence there.
For though time bringssus roses,
And golden fruits beside,
We've all some desert garden,
Where LIES 6rst primrose died.