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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06
The Red petz1eoat. Q.
~ n &C EAs

T.
. Oh the red, the faunsing petzlcost:
That courts the eye Of day.
That loves to flare and BE- admired.
And bilnks from Gar away,
1t may delight the rowing sight,
Ard charm tbs fancy free;
But If its weaTez's hall 81 bold,
I'll pass and let her be-
Witt. her red, her 5aaating pet!icoae.
She's not the girl for sne'
5ut the white. ahe modest pettiooat,
Az pure @s lriisel SHOW.
That shu"s the gaze III crowded ,savs
sTlere foIlies come and 60.
!. stirs tas primrose On It's path,
Or daisy on the feE;
And, il The v.ea-AE's like The gssb,
How beautiful a she !
With her white, her modest soet:icoar
On she's the ~l !os NE
But led or white. i. matters TOT.
Il she Be good and fair,
H~rseI: shall sauc:,$y the gaft
1t r!essee hes 70 Wear:
The rcd shall show her warmth of h.a.
And spirit lTas1s K and 1:r4e--
Iae blue her tEss:h-tl he pink her love.
The while her purity
If these her cot,sS--tieSe her cE.a7rns-~
Oh shes tie g:f! for n1e
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Theodore. Hook, once said 10 d
man, at whose table, q publisher got
very drunk w y by you appear to
have emptiea ToZr Wlne~eeliar into
.vou- hook SELLER >=@ f. - -,@
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There is but one solid 7,leqaurs
in Lite, and that ia onr duty. uoy
miserable, then, bow n12vise, how
unpardonable ara they, who make
that one & pain ,-~~ Ye>4-.e,
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Jealous pe1so' ) torment tssez n
selves for fear Of being torment e[
BY others. HochefoucaIsl asks q h,
Jealousy, which is born oe11>vo> i 1oez
not die with Il. Perhaps he " ,,t,Ef1
have found an answer 10 his ;7,,as
ton Il he had reelected tAz sell.
love never dies.
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Enclosed q sample Of the cotton
as raised near this city; as il
might be Of interest to You and the
the friends Of that newly acquired
district, seeking to take.aa place
III the cotton-tields as well as silver
products Of that mineral region
The sample Of cotton given lis by
Lieutenant Maury, is that described
by Gray and others, raised by the
PInos Indians, and resembles the
Sea island in its fine. silky texture,
and long staple.
1t Arizona is to furnish us with
cotton fields capable Of producing
such q material as this, it will be
al additional illduceme ent. to South
ern people to occupy it.
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-. . 4aWyer asked L Dy:tcll1,an in
thsp s' Nhat eal<narkls a pig he'd
No. nv aas u ,alsptte. ssV=ll. he has
tailsn - q very s1ofs
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| i GHEA7FrL CzrEx1,---}'YYll,z4zsa 81 /, 10 10
Judge Henderson, Of + Texas, *w,5ssszz; 5;5sz
first a candidate for office ii he visIbesdz
a frontier corsatryy,in IN which. he n IS:
except by reputation, "a q: stranger. ,
Hearing that a. tri:la for felony
would take place IN a few days he,
determined to yolnntee4. :1tor TOR the de-,
fence. The prisoner <HaB~ charged
| with having stolen a pistol; tbs de-
fence was 'fnot guilty. The vol
unteer counsel conducted the CASE:
with great ability. He confused
the witnesses, palavered the co1&ft,,
and made al able, eloquent ard s vli.e~,
eessful argument. The prisoner
was acquitted-he had net stolen
the pistol; The counsel receiTeds
the enthusiastic applause Of the Al t.
dience. His innocent client avail
led himself Of the earliest inte e1rsfs.l IL:
Of the hurrican Of congratulations
to take his counsel aside. My My
dear sir - said he, you hare saved:
me, and { am very greatf;al.: {
have no money, dc not expect To- to
have any, and do not expect ever
to see you again ; but to show that
| appreciate your seEvlces..you shall,
have the pistol u So saying, he
drew from his pocket, and presented
t.. the astonished Attorney. the
very pistol the attorney had: just
shown be had never stolen or had
ii his possession.
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Several netT!eal attafks anon heard i.av
been naat1a. during the past yeag. The be:
We remember 70 hs.:c seen is th~ folo,YIss
parody oza Cs:nrbeIs tit1yeraEnbic Hol.en
linden,
on manhood, when the race va2 young,
The beard in unshorn beauty sDrune.
AND nations felt what poets snng-~
Mans great ans. a1ateh!ess majesty.
'sut manhood saw another sight.
when fashion bade each luc csiess wight
*''tia }atfeF make himself fright.
And use the keen edged cutlery,
win napkin near his glass arrayed,
hacsl man then Grew Ills razor blade,
with soap and brush a lasher made.
10 hide, the dreadful! ba:cE,ery.
and willter yet that face should grow,
When all The glorious beard laid low.
His glass svcir!usa's lace should sbor
snora Of its manly majesty.
The razor glides. Before it fall
Aastaei1io and imperial
Aae stately DsaTd and rRhiskefz, al
me victim Of lis trcachcry.
~ few counting 10 oe s,en,
1ray s,or many even glory, wien
Zach day the seapy f5arD again
- = ztaaae a.1 fh-}}fE viz laanhood'S sepu,chre.
knowledge =: may give weight. but
accomplishments. only giya lustre..
20 reason 90 before every enter
PRISE, and Counsel before action.
Every age, Ike s field, has to be
ploHed and sowed anew.
seek for 15iendship among tie
Le|c p9fe and lgoo1. # yop would -FOUR
~ oeesp> 2'S "a exalted position.
:. modesty1s a handsome ;lish-cover,
vi %n,ch a:tl makes liz. fancy there must
p@ so something 't'd:tai19 good the1.eath it,
r>. lhe virtue Of prosperity is tenn
fas.:. Res:noe ;rtue-of z.dTersiity Is
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The wealth OF the whole reoion

/. Ihe wealth OF the whole region
IN gold, silver and copper mines is
only known by conjecture, many
OF these mines are believed to have
produced rich returns in past years,
before their: proprietors were driv-
en- oil by the Indians. The greater
part Of the country is represented
| 70 be admirably adapted for grazing.
'slhe gramma grass is abundant
and very nutritious, even when
parched by the burning heats of the
summer. Agriculture is, in gener-
al, only practicable by means Of
artiilcial irrigation, though much
OF the country or the Gila and be-
tween that river and the Colorado
Is represented to be very fertile and
to abound in the evidences Of form
er cultivation by the Indians. Some
tribes Of these Indians were far ad-
vanced on the road to civil ization
when first discovered by the spani-
ards, three hundred years ago
Many evidences Of this are lnen-
toned BY Mr.. Daltlette. We qnote
only the following, which relates to
race that once dwelt On the banks
Of the Colorado:
"About forty miles from the
mouth Of the river We came to All
extensive remaius Of an ancient
race. Here the table land ap-
preached to within mile Of tie
river, and along its margin was all
ancient canal from twenty to twenty
five feet wide and and four deep,
which seemed to extend a long
distance towards the mountains.
From this were lateral canals or
bitches intersecting the bottom in
all directions, fer irrigating it..
The table land was covered with
mounds, and the ruins Of ancient ed
tices, while fragments Of pottery;
stone axes, and colrl grinders were
scattered over it for miles, showing
that it once susta ained a large popn~
Iation. / learned from II Teroux.
the famous guide who accompanied
ne on this OCCASION, that much
more extensive ruins were to be
seen further up the river, aud partic-
el}ar]y in the valley Of the Rio
Verde, vhicl, were built Of s*o,1e."
-d}uboD2u -I'1u2>tca.
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~ITs CAPACITY FOE CoTrox Grow.
| Iye.-~.W c extract the following
from All article in the ashington
| States, Of the 9tf. instant:
No pew territory Of the Union
| presents greater attractions for Gu
terprise aud adventure than Ari-
zona. It is 8 region which, in the
present distracted condition Of l[exi-
co, must become very important in
reference to Sonora. II American
settlements are to be spread into
Sonora, and in a peaceful manner,
it will be y~the prior occupation
Of Arizona.
# the mineral and other resour-
ces Of, Arizona should Justify the
expectations formed Of them, they
will tend to attract the greater de-
gree OF attention to Sonora, which
is the richest mineral region in the
world, according to the original
Aztec traditions and the Spanish
records.
Very few, except those who hare
read Maj A. 3: Gray's report Of
al exploration Of the Gadsden Pur-
chase, arc aware that it possesses
agricultural advantages. Cotton
OF the finest quality may be raised
there,
We have before us a specimen Of
OF the cotton raised by Gen. Gads-
den from Arizona, seed, and which
was sent by him to Lieut. Mowry.
It is exceedingly beautiful and sill
ky IN texture.
General Gadsden, in @ letter TO
Lieut. A[owry, enclosing q sample
Of cotton, says: on are aware,
|1rehaps, that the black-se3d cotton
~~bybrids Of finer qualities which
sea or salt air and superior cultiva-
ton had produced, IN the Carroll
has Georgia islands, and now sxten
ding to Florida--is a native Of the
aila, a river Of Arizona.
It is from this cotton that the
dnest Mexican 5eropes are manu-
tactured. ] was Fortunate enough
o obtain q handful ofthe seed from
) friend at Fort Yuma, and have
raised seed enough from Il:oII it to re-
store it purely - the state.. As
shese lower qualities Of long eottons
are getting IN demand, / send
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ever, soon obtained Ills discharge.
---pI5Ia; Press.

Two YANKEE LuxuEtrs. An
American trave1er writing from
London to the Boston TRANSCRIPT.
says he misses two luxuries he had
at home, viz: ice: and handsome
| women. As for beauty, he says
London is the last place to Look for
it. ~
II have not seen since my a1.Ti-
val here one lady who would pass
for q handsome woman n New
T Tork. I spent an hour or two the
other afternoon II Hyde T ark, where
The iashionabIee most do congse-
gate to drive and pro,nenat}e,a1d
was much disappointed II seeing
euch g common locking assersUIage~
The horses and carriages He,,a very
fine, *z
In regard to ice he addts-~ 49,
>'American travellers ssttfezss1zere
for the wait Of ice, :sa i i il, not on
en- to be had for love or n,o1eey.---
The Wenham Lake ice ia imported
not enough, however, to supply &
b11udrethz part Of tie population,
and those who buy it f1sa i 70 a
rery limited extent. The native
ice is 50 dirty that It IS only: rsed
for: freezing ice cream. etc. ard It
is seldom more than TWO inches,
tIick.'' =.
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Trustee's Sale.

DY virtue OF fTrast from Allen g. Haowell and
ID Eliza his Ni bearing date the Goth December 1856
and duy recorded in the Clerks Office for Ohio county in
ok S Page57 shall sell 10 the highest and best bidder
public auction the front door of the Court House
Oho county, Monday, th Bird day OF January, 1859
that Is to say:
FYrS., Tiat lot parcel of land which conveyed
10 Allen IIsIlou ell by deed from Daniel c. List and wife
which Is recorded in the CtyrEs office Of Ohio county court
deed book S9 page ga being lot number three, (No. 81
IN square twenty-five, (22) in the Dele Air additIon
Secondly "The eastern part Of that lot parcel land
which conveyed to said Alien g. Hallowell by deed
from William w shriver and wife dated the 18th day Of
March, 1s+9 aud recorded in said Office in deed book 50,
page 1885, being lot number three in said ShriVer addition
and fronting the south side OF Centre street.-the part
hereby granted being one!ourh part Of the ng
70 the eastern boundary thereof and extending from Gen.
ire street to the alley at the rear of the lot"
THz Terms OF SALR-CASH
PosSrSsiOn the pFOpety will delivered the
IstOf April, 1859.
The title Is believed to be insputable selling as
shall convey only the title vested by said deed
OF tru,t. HENRY P. MORRIS,
dec2-ih Ha TruStee.
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EL ING va. THURSDAY MORNING DBCE9iBER. % Is5s
Of city sightsecrs, and drive kuatry foxes inter

OF city sightseers, and drive kuatry foxes inter
conniPshin fits -
line sorry to say Christmas amt by no means
what 1t used to was in the dummestic sirkil.
Forty years ago. in the regin war / was rnzed.
christmas I0Gs Christmas. Setch game feests. )
setch boes of egg-nog, setch Shootin for turkeys
and shoatS and bnrrils of cider, setch hollvtlSv
dances as wehed in Merrylnnd, in them DAYS,
coudent he beat this side of parrodice. Dancin
was danctn then. 1t warnt pacing and swing.
ing around but fair and skware heel and toe t;lI
bone and sinner guy out. yung fsller was
tnort nuthin on that couldent cut the piiein.
wing, and the gals fairly made the sand Nv off
the floors when they pat thar hull souls inter a
dopble,slluttte. They didenth thev thepoker forty
years ago, but, Jereusalim, how they iiggsdl
Then thar Tns the cushin-dnnce, aud foriits, and
"Oats, peas, beans, and barley grow,'' andla
nnmerons5 number ofsithor =gumcs, in witch,
everybody got "plentyi lip" as the sayin is.
IL warnt kunsidered no harm to kiss afore foxes
when ,i was atyungster. but now we're got so
alhred fmorril and mOddcst that we hey to do all
our kissin ih.the dark. Mebbee the coinnuni.
ty's better now than it was then-mebbee its
wurser Wall, think tits. Sum may prefer
slynesS; but, as for me, give me liberty or give
me doth.
Wlshin you merry Christmas with your
wives aud famalees, and that you may hev men. (
ny mnre ofthe same sort-Imean GIristmnsSes.
notzwives and famalees-I rename as aforesaid.
yours allnst a Dish AHDED VOLuSrEeR
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INKSI INKSI

DUTLERs IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
ID Copying EiGELSZOR FLUID LNIIS,; Manufactured
by James J. Butler, Agent, No. 80 Vine ST. 2 squares
South OF Burnet House, Cincinnati, o.
To THE WRITtSo COMMUNITY GENERAL, AND Book KEEP.
has PAEIicrLARLY "A CARO-tientlemen: Ever bottle
Of Arnols English fluid that You costs you sew
sny per cent than J. j. Buffers Excelsior Record
and no better good ExrLASAroS Every called
Quart Bottle OF Arno d holds twenty per cent less Ink
and is ret He'd Gtv per cent. higher than mne which Is
worth saving, particularly when the quality warranted
equal All our l=adinR SauOners will supply YOU bottle
on the same terms Bv so doing you will sustain HOME
MANUFACTURES, and be wiser II better citIzens at
least greater lverI Of your country cherished fssI
IrIIoSs II you thus act the time is not far distant when
the American Flag shall not wave bottle ofArnolda
English fluid in our beloved Unon-and ynur purse
we'll JAMES ] RuTLER AGENT
For sale 5V Payne 3 Co. and j. Q. Orr Wheeling.
Oet2 g6-9n tEL EEEfE III 81
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THE INTELLIGENCER.

Il IL XIX
zzs1s=S =Sg.1n0e
MALE AND FEMALE RrD. ~ .Y,s -, ,,,-.-,
NypDn,xc H., ~. y" THEIR
- ie0T-Iisf 4 II = VISIT PARHERsnuRG
zssp e'tloE = EN-t lcruRE FROM TnE EDlroR
oFTHE News.
GPron the NevsJ
The train from Grafton due bero 81 1I.Ao j.
NJ, under the management of lint eentiana,,i,,
amiable, popular. and efficient condSctnr G"';.'
Scott, few daVs Stree stonned Mt ono ,r H.
way stations, to take on n connie neV.lS ,nnrriaT
Both were young. and both were var3,nt. boI,
ing been raised in the vyilds oftyFestcrT
ia, neither ofSthem lind ever hssn fft,, 49,
away from home. They had heard ofrS,,,vsvs rs'rss
locomotives, Steamboats, and hotels hnt IL
never experienced the comforts of anv Of tho
Toon,s "a 7 '.s ;.e
had determined on.
in their lives to visit the civ sec tho SorId
particularly that portion oft known ms nc porI
and delighted when the iocom5,;Se Ss'o auiaieu
and snnTtin ,ritb a. cI,..,:c
cars following It came in M sirbt Au'''n' crimson
'These yo6r, trunks p, lsoiElst b.o,oo,,o,,.,
ter fEfti iil5 s .l
"yVelI n sortort o,,t,;,..a > e., ,f
Jeems. ' ~ 81 Sa'A'''s. 'psn ; EN- sad
The trunks IN snottcd I,,;, trrnl- ,rl .,.o.,,
old fashioned yolisel We're soon II; ts as''G
car, followed bv- Lie md .Ieen,s e'e7a9o
II1l he Glnrnafl ef roiIroo,is a;nt e.. .L;v
said Ie.ms SEATING bimsCT o ~ =
care(Ily holdine, nm the toiIs r I tisIti ',,9
blue adorned Win resnlendent Inets1 Sntto"s
ont Of tho dist
"Come ont of tba, y s.;5. OIL 'Ise ,lo ~ nv
.tvon are in the ,r,oro. cor >, '''''''
"The hi IamI D've ,snoss I dow, l.nor-
vbot I'm 'bont9 Tbaco ;s NJ go o,',
iIateTto stov whore tbo,, :" Sa a0u G:lN-
they sov ,Se'vc oot IN fiyrtt ol, ~
world any how and if that chm with ri" cnD
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The pleasure Of your company is respect =
fully sotteitsd -

The pleasure Of your company is respect
fully solicited. A
"WhatS this?H said the Captain.
"Why, that's one Of the tickets to our we'd
din, that's what you asked for, haint it?' said
the somewhat surprised Jeens 4E
"WnAwl HAwl hntc! hG1oi haul" was the dis
cortlnut sound that arose from, the scat of the
sleepy looking individual. <t+
A bland smile passed over the face of the Cap
tain, as he explained his meaning our veriant
friend. He had no ticket but willingly paid
his fare and the train sped on toward its desti-
nation But wonders'di not cease herc-pre-
sently our pert newsboy. Billy, entered the car,
and stepping up to Jeems, he asked = t+ z.
HIVE Sun, sir?"
oval, if have my wayabout it, the flst one
viii be a son, sertin, said Jeems. Lie biushed
"Don't count your chickens afnre they're
hatchedl" said Billy, as he FASTENED on to the
next car.
Undue limo the train stopped at the big depot,
lin this city. Amidst confusion Of fStrange noise
and babel of discordant voices, our friends
landed on the plntfoFms = s4lsti5-
"Buss sab? Buss sah-free for dc United
States?2n said the sable porter Of iours up town
house. Lady take n buss sntg
"Wal, rather SpoSe she wont from anybody
but inc reckon I'm able to do all in that line
she wanis, md more too.p
'tGoto de Swami House, sah7 right crosst de.
street-beSt house in dc city. This way, sab
ANY bnggage2 Have it sent to your room in a
few minutes. 81 e4s8
In short time .,Jeems and iis bride found
themselves in one of those comfortable rooms
on the second floor of that well ordered establisI
ment, the Swami House. The baggage was sent
up with the usual pronptness, and our friends
were soon making their toilet fur dinner. Jeems
had his coat and bootstoif in a jiffy,aR Lies.
hair fell gracefully over her shoulders.
"That's a duccd purity torselal said Jeems
cycling the bell cord. "wonder what its fur,
catching hold Of II. 'leok, it works np there on
some sort of sthihgn,hob. I'll IKE to have
that torSel to put on my horses head next mus
tel. DAY; see how It. works., said he giving it a
Presently tho door opened, and the sable face
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A MALE AND FEMALE RED.WAuUs ON rpr,p
WEDDINo TouR,-TnEr VISIT PARkERsnuRc
AND srrFoE A PEN-PicruRE TRoI rnE EDiroe
OF TnR News.
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B Ii s g. @ A M PBlELL,
No. SIS nnnln Atrent

- HATSl HATS! HATS
WE VII naugurate the Fail Winter seasons by ex-
~, ,hsIp,tHg. ON SATURDAY. NOV. s. our Improved
s9t salt Flexible llk Hat Rn intend 10 offer
NIP St sAit meet the wants OF the general comuu.
VnI llSs, II Is we'll known the best mnnu(Rc.
tare aud have PECULIARITY OF STYLE which disfn
SN ass Is s1leTer 70 all others and p e-
=. VII pe Iound as low the keeuesL competition
rnrS pSA 'netn. BLISS CAAiPHELL,
No. IS Main st.
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]. BOON M'LURE,

0s BOON MsEUREY
a IT o II N Il AT L. ~ w.
or,rI,,, 80. WheeltnRs Va.
\, y ". @ Ll4 S4S.,, OPPOSITE TIE COURTHOUSE
in The several Courts Of this aud the
Et Particular ATTENTION win be given to
81 Slafa'. RsV2taTdtsEW
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sHAwLs,

,r,,.,,.,., Etc, Etc.,
Tees. " -ss1tAA
Just received Express from New York large assort
asS and manufactured expressly for New York city trade
with great variety OF other Cloaks styles
=, treat variety OF CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA
MANTLE SHAWIS, at great Bargains 4
asortm' mt OF RURS, such as, Sable Mink Stone
Slan titc stc which can sell cheaper than any other
Tsuss IN the city, as have them commission but
bought hsm for Cash. will sell qua lty Fitch Purs
SUCH as sold last year for S20, now for $l2Jf sett
several cases Of hns and superGne BLANK ETS which
sell at m1nufscturer's prices.
Also received about 80 pieces Of Lupips FRENCH NE
price. ~ s'' ~ tloSt any
Ihe above Goods Will ready Inspection on
DA1 the 9Th OF November, and would respectfully invite
those IN want OF any 6f them 10 give an early CALL as
1u.eu 1i VIII De satisfied with my goods and prices.
uono ALEX. uEYSiAN, lSI Main ST.
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NOTICE.

ME firm Of Sheppard Morgan is this day dissolved >
ny mutnel consent. The bushes OF the firm win be
Tstsd by H. b sasp2tEd Those are
having accounts againstus will please presen tbt for
ssps1 1ioth.lsss. 5lIlss Il ss9mERs4ES, m5RaKS,
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NrTH SA y NAS911nRs w Drug store.
WE have just received a fresl suppIy of DrugS and
AMI refill l9 sefs!ed with care for our Prescriptions
among which are the latest styles Extracts
yrB,s! i ahd Soaps; also Flesh, CLOTH Hair Tooth
Ken m ESat varsity, In adOiIRn to the above, we
I,pr IA on hand good article of Coal on and
Dr, , In Shor:' every article kept well furnishsd
- S'S'S" aEsfg REED 4 KRAFT. +.
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NUMBER log
J. HARNnss. rRuNKs.

SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS. &c.
WHOLESALE Is RETAIL.
n SHEPPARD. No 1sl Main st. corner Of IIulon y,til
Os eon'nus to keep ON hand large complete as
sortmen all Rrtlelesin his line eunsistinr Of Ladies' and
Gentlemeh's Saddles, Fine and CoSrse HaFkesS TTont
E9ees Carpet Bags sateSels, coltars, Hspes Wlps Sc
would respectfully call attention my and trst
Oy strict and Promptuess to merit continuance
An Kinds OF repairing promptly done and In a pr ..r
HiahnSr- J. d. SHEPPARD,
seIlzO O-z 13I MsIn st.
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1mportant to Females.

OF females exclusively trvated by Or THEIRS
Ress @ lsS Tor female derAaSemsnts from 81 10 as
eiFcIi IN All cases. Consultation and letters
viz 49,, SI'alenuat PattentS from distance provided
sent BY nail and sxelasire attendance Medicines
sp5 Ss PSstAss Once No. 9S west IN ST. Eevi York
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H-AIS AN ID GAPS.
S. HARPER g. BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
CORNER MAIN & UNION STREETS

WE have On hand and are receiving dav. large ana
w complete assortment Of Hats and Caps embracing
every variety OF style aud price. view OF the in
crossing demand for first class goods have paid par
Sus attention to the getting up Of such expressly
alapsd to the wants Of our eutomes Our arrangemenh
The latest styles of Hats and Caps ntroduced
And promise that the and most Beautiful
sorsment we'll the best qualities every
are to be found at our establishments.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
oaTs9eE as spare palms give
decg s. HARPER & BRO
G K EA T TTRA G TIONI
VIE citizens Of Wheeling and surrounding country and
the Ladies' In partistar respectfully reuuested 10
TieE the GREAT ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS odersS
the latest Stylgs OF - "s Va
RAGLAES,
CLoAKS,