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BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
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4 "i Burlington and vicinity, that he has leased
the
20 o. BIN ID r RI
Recently occupied by C. L. Hull, and will here.
after carry on the business in all its branches.
u l. 4 " x B o K s,
Made to order and bound in the best STYLE
\ superior Paging Machine for
PAGING BLANK BOOKS,
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NEWSPAPERS, PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES, MUSIC
ROCKS, &c.
BOVND ~ PLAIN and FANCY BINDING.
Orders respectfully solicited, which shall receive
prompt attention.
JOHN BAINE.
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Hall building, Up Stairs
burlington, December, 1851
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To conclude, we would state that Radlpa Us Read v
Relief is an external and internal Remedy that it is
impossible for pain to exist in the system that is
under its influence its life-quickening power IN
fuses strength to the weak, feeble and nfrm. No
matter what the cause of the pain may be- dose or
application will instantly stopit.
RIiwIy's Regulators are in the form Of Pills
elegantly coated with gum, and when taken will
not occasion nausea siskness--their Office risk
regulate the organs Of the system to healthy and
regular action to equalize the circulation OF the
blood, and expel all difficulties and causes of de-
rangement from the liver, stomach bowels, kids
neys, heart skin, nerves, bladder, and thus curing
rapidly all diseases located in either of the organ
of the body in the general system. EVERY La
by SHOULD KEEP BOX OF THESE PILLS on HAND.
They ARE THE MOST CERTAIN REGULATORS you
CAN TAKE.
Radpays Renopatng Resident is for the cure of
all diseases Of chronic, constitutional or scrofu-
lous character.
SKIN ERUPTIONs, SORES, SALT RHEUM,
HUM0RS, &c, These remedies are pleasant to
take, quick in action, and safe. No injury can
result from their use. Let the sick give them a
trial.
frRADWAi & CO., l62 Fulton-st., New York.
X. X. X. Remedies are sold by all respectable
Druggists in the United States and Canadas and
by Merchants in places where there is no Drug
gist.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

hat ne OlvNhe Rights for Chttcndea Couaty,
OF the Stereotype and Patent Ambrotype-
None are genuine teithom the Pate,t Mark. People
are cautioned against being humbugred by tram
sient and irresponsible individuals into the pur-
chase of pictures, which, inferior at first, are sure
to fade and become e1nced by time. Our Ambro.
types and Sphcreotypes literally ,adestructiJle
except by violence or fire.
We pay particular attention to PICTURES
or CHILDREN. Infants likencsscs taken in
one second. Bring the children along; we can take
them; it is sure thing with u.
We have the hest rooms and the largest collection
OF specimens Of our art in this State and invite the
Public generally to give us Il call
WELLS, MILLER CO.,
Church st., Burlington, Vt
Mar hl''N. wifi
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ontinued unless an order to that effect is left at
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Great Northern and Western
ROU TIE.

NORTHERN IN. W RAILROAD.
30 Miles sared bet,oeen Burlington q Chicago
By This Route.
LNIRST TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point 90 A n
i arrives at 0gdensburgh at II 20 A. M, connect
ing at Potsdam with Potsdam and " ateitown Rail
road for WATERFOWL, Rome, Syracuse, Rochostt,
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
the West, via. Lake Shore; and at 0gdeusburgh
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for Bytown.
Kingston, Toronto, Hsmilton, Detroit, Chcug 20 and
all points South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Kouse's Point at ] 80
p. NJ, the arrival of the Trains from the Yer.
mont Central Railroad, arrive at Ogdonsburgh 50
p. NJ connecting with Grand Trunk Railroad Tot
all points West.
RET L RNIN
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at 90 A. NJ.
arrives at Rouse's Point 10 ?. ". Connects with
the Vermont Central and arrives at Darlington at
! 10 p. NJ, making connections with all Rslrosd
Lines Sonth and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at 20
p NJ, arrives ut Rouse's Point at 90 =. VI. Ito
lodge,) connecting above, and with Chainplain
and StLawrence Railroad for Mohtresl and Quebec.
Tickets for the above Routes can be procured at
at all stations the VT Central Railroad, and Of
VI. i. CHURCH, Burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. IlOYLE, SupL
January ], 1858. febl3d&w
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Chicago and the West.


WESTERN, british and L. :.
MAIL ROUTE
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TO OUR PATRONS.

TO OUR PATRONS.
Owing to the limited demand of late for many
styles Of
u Il Y Il d y y s,
especially the timer qualities, VIC shall give you
an opportunity t. select from our entire stock Of
rich
d f & y o u 5
Lyons velvets, Cloaks and Materials, >bswls,
Embroiuerics and Laccs,
CURTAIN .NAYERiALS,
and all kinds of
HOU 5 I Id DRY ooDs
Random Prices,
y hope tAi. will be sufficient apology for devi.
ating from our customary prices, IN excellent
opportunity Is offered to purchase useful gifts
for the
II L D
All in want Of any kind Of Dry Goods are invited
TO and what
RANDOM MEANS AT THE
h z L HIVE."
Terms Cash Only.
Respectfully,
ddw y, PECK, JR,, CO.
CLOVER SEED.
rH'W0 Tons SOUTHERN CLOVER Sled Just
4 received and for sale cheap by
VAN SickLEN d WALKER,
mnrlld&w South Wharf.
HERDS GRASS SEED!
fAh BUSHELS very hand,lu. Northern
-kOp Herds Gras. seed now in store and for
v x Isl sIciT X WALLER,
marIldEv South Wharf
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COTTON Is NO LONGER KING
CASH RULENfl
Dry foods and Carpets
TT Tr'% THAN PANIC PRICESyiy
Jr. .aul.yEp IN GREAT Variety AT HE
i!EE IIFy +
Positively the best bargains VIC over offered in
Burlington. "Str'e ,oloie the iron IS hot.'
Respectfully,
apr7dtwtf y. PECK, JF. { co.
Z. n. IiUCKLEN,
MANUFACTURERS
THH
PREMIUM WHITE BRITANNIA METAL
ELECTRo-pLATED WARE,
nEALER in German and Silver Plated Goods
~ Of all descriptions at Wholesale and Retail,
AT THE
LOWEST FACTORY PRICES.
A Large Discount alo'rcd on all sales far CASH.
REPEATING by Galvani.m done ON all Metals.
Every article of this manufacture Warrantsd
Extra Quotty cf Plat, and Metal.
Old Britannia Metal will he taken in exchan &c
for New Goods, either with without Plate.
OFFICES AND SAMPLE ROOMS,
1913 River corner state Street,
AID Troy, y, y,
2O3 Pearl Street, New York.
WALTER l.. WOOD,
janl2ddwlyr Agent.
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MORILLO MOVES, BurHagton, ".
n. B.-Particular attention is given to procuring
Insurance Policies, (Life, Fire and Marine in the
best and most reliable nfices Information urnish
ed OF the standing and responsibility of Insurance
Companies Railroads and other Corporations
April 80. VISIT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01
CLUTCHES OF WHEELING.

- ~. I,
iF0F the information oi WISHING te Guy lND
lhh the following list OF the different Churches, ana .tr
'lns anu pace 0l messing I'm = @HS
Nil Aste heesssa'y eStSn Sl'n =,
CO 4r'"''1 u .,
''tss.s' @ Ne' e. = 4's'''''
eo'A' % sle'its' G =. E( i OH b !
81 nam ~ ,.a,
Second Centre "heeing' Kew d H. sNlFh' W
AOFnng WI afternoon "1si h,shs
F"' Fs'"y'e'' 'u.' H' ~ - y -
"''V'" 'eSOye' u''' +" "eU.'St tesI ~
0gl'iS so
=,
FAiEe s' sophI "heelinS lfsVE. m"op' seF'i
Gee morning il ., ana evening.
n. az
eNHeeu Warrington anu Auals sA'b NtAu
evening
Pastor rourt ;res. between sndouincy; services
,aorpInr and rX.n,n,,
Scrt roet sDf,eopq1 Rev. A RRaEE, Pastor
corner llsrErt and Norm ss North wheeling; services
Borpjpr .IIe, and evening.
tBrJsa. ~, tI,,o,;., 5,,,co,oi Rev n II AIos
.o. Pastor cssn,Ins street between First and second
Centre wiee,nr; services morning and evening"
Sa,n rt-t,. SS [Sts,.5 ps1 s1Ev,Ss.
Pastor; s.rvIess morning and evening. T5ss.5
W6.eIino L<lu,d C1SD.l ON wheeling Island, Rev. J.
wusUs, Pastor. ----
Ceraan NelEodtst EDiseoDak Rev. O. uE1w1o Pastor,
ChHpine between Webster Wheel
IN. - - i
81 James catnsdral. Roman Catholic, Ri Rev. BIsuor
H. v wuxAx, Fifth street corner lampden services
morning and afternoon.
At,ociat. R,fo,,n,d n Mcc1urR. Pastor, corner
Otarket and and afternoon
Di,c4s's, Market street between webster aud Third.
Centre Wheeling; services lOf in the morning, and7S
evening s,.,,, n.,,. ~, -, - ...,.. o,,,.
ret, above s,x.l Eas. wheeling. ,,si,
Zion Kran0sltcaL Li,ths,tu,l, Rev. F. zrrl4aEHNAS,
Pastor Market street betwee, webster and Thirds Centre
-
.otak Sy,.agoo,. Quincy street. between Market and
Main - :. -!
German Protestant Union Hal. Main street, between
Monroe aud Quincy. services lo5S morning.
.Ss sI 70. .--...1 . s,f
ODD ELLOwSD DIRECTORY
vt,.,.. ~,
y
ha, corner OF Market ana Monroe streets
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USE Law or NSWsPAPERs.

do not give express notice to the
Iry are considered wishing to continue their subScrp
tons. III
deals the publisher nay continue to send them until al
rearages are paid. - = =
calls from the which they directed they are held
TsIp0nsbe till they have settled the D and ordered them
discontinued.
iii subscribers to other places withoutinform
ag Tue publish and the papers sent to the former d.
rsEuvu, they (, held responsible.
-Ihs Courts decided that refusing to take periods
sL irom office, removing and leaving them uncaed
o. priadJ JttciI evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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FARE AS Low AS by ANY OTHER ROUTE.

For THROUGH Tickets and other information snouir
1t Central Ohio Ticket Office, in the Spgg House, Watg
sEsst' wheeling, va, 81 8alus f -zstS
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nc CORhEsPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other f.
nane business of the Integencer should be to
llr ProprittOrs. s..
ttet concerning editorial department Of the paper,
Oul he addressed to the Edtors jointly or to either one
writing for publication, Will please write
only side Of the paper
Observance Of the above rules will greatly oblge U.S.
an prompt attention to correspondents than
sy might otherwise receive;
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MATHEW MoNABB,
MANUFACTURER OF YINEli4F

AID DH4LEk I
Flour, HHill Feed or aII kinds. Corn and
Corn Meal, OslIs, 1snted Hahy, 6Ee.
the articles free of eTtra charge
In any part Of the city.
articles. 80 III
opposite theseeOnd Presbyterian Church. Cenre Wheel
ing - Ff'i1 ajsifi
wa.eLe.. IeweIEy. sIIyes asa I.Ia1e1 1Ears.
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gOr the information strangers visiting the city, pub
hh the following OF the Churches, and their
time place meeting. If there any Mistakes We
WilImake lle necessary yscOrreetieh With pleasure:
. MattEttts Elisecpdlid,., Conner Monroe andByron
Streets Rev E. T. PERxEs Rector morning services 10Y
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' HEELlNG VA. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY j. 1858
TRANSPORTATION
Cleveland, Pittsburgh 8 Wheel
ing Railroad. r.t.fi

-; ~
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MONROE HOUbE.

LIoPP0SIIE THE sUGPRNsION P9IDGE1E
.sss, WE4EEILINCi.W VA.
W1nsisssARR.. .sTTs Prop rietor.
fIs well known Hotel has been newly renovAtod ahd
neE taFnA esthe best OF aoeonmOdttIons tFaSslsF
AT MODRRARR RATES a-aIf
nHloeatedl the city opposite the sns.
pension Bridge aud only RSFnr A
1ep0ts and SteLunbOAt Landing.
eaehed Qtae Hoaee ffnvelgn and hOGrdert naR FsSt
thai no pains VIII be spared 70 add their e6ia
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q! IsE2ss' 80
ON and Monday Dec. 81, 1851, trains win run as
LEAVE CLEVELAND: na 1
ll:OO A. b. Mai Train, stopping an stations arriving
80 ed e. dPBltt,sPurgh At I2S n, and bridgeport At
= LEAVE PTTTSBURGH: I
6;bO A Express Train, stops At all regular statie1s
%, lrf flPort Homer SlOHnS, and Deep nag
stations for thlS trainO arrives At bridgeport
2SS p ~ MAi Train stops at an stations except New
@ ga satSIPnsy, sn%Rtyills, H3neysr East Koshss
lHte ford and NeWturgh are dag stations fer this
Bridgeport at 7:20PM
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
$500 A. n Mall Train stopping an regular stations arrives
u. at PlttAburEh atT:l5 ~. esilTl r..
~ lDeep Run, SlOans, Port Homer are nag sta.
tons for this train arrives Pittsburgh at 7:2S
F 81 and at Cleveland at $50 2 n.
4oO r h fnst Express Train, stopping regular
lions, arriving at Pittsburgh at 9:IOPM
But one train from bridgeport to Cleveland dayeayes
T. F!.ra Connections. t'.fs -tt
connections are made by all througy trains oll0Es
AT CeYelrnd with trains for Toledo DetFO
!he ALSO for Hric, DunkrE, Buffalo, Niagara
At sten6envle and ielair, with the stsnbenVle IndI-
ana ana central Ohio Railroads. for Cadx Coshocton New
ark barnesVhle ZaneAVe, Wilng gOn, Lancaster Colnn
ous, Cincinnati, indianapolis and ST. puis. ffir-
Al Wheeling, with baltimore & OhIL Railroad for Cum
oeriand, Harpers Ferry Baltimore and Washing ton City.
LOCAL and Through Tickets be purchased the
Gus Oces on the line; also at the Union Ticket ONCE OPP
posits the LeVee, wheeling Va. the Union Once
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio. .FgfY .ti'
+ dee2I y - . Iii-'I'1 I.r5 i-''9
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German PrOttstant, Union Rall, Main street between
Monroe aud Quincy services 1O1s morning. as
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Pens Pens!l Pens!!!
ROSI Es,PmING NEW

SO5lErmANG NEW.
~ p BROWN has received superior lot Of Gold Pens
We which he had made under supervision They
made from gold reduced ~ II kaTas By combinations
Of Alloys and cannot be equaed for elasticity aud uFa
bity1 by any other combination Of metals. Prices are
moderate, and every warranted. They may
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res, JeWeIFy. sItVeFand Plated War
GIOcks, Ae. 0te. $40
@. P. BROWN.

No. lib Main. .5tTeet,H t,Hgheeling, va.
now opening one Of te hpest and largest assoFtments
OF go0ds In his line brought 70 tb1
city, which viii be sold Wholesale and Rean prices a.
low any house West or the AtianiIe cities.
Among his goods may be found iod and Silver Watches
ffOms sOlne Of the most celebrated gsh Suisse llnn.
letutsfeFs. Also, the real D H. 4 D. AeFeHn Patent
Lever Wetehss Clocks IN great variety, Including GsU
day Regulators OF hns quality suitable for Banks StiToad
Stations, Ohiees and Watch Makers. ~
Beautiful JeEelyi n setts of Coral AIosae
Cameo Gold, Stones Lava, and al Gold JeHery Also a.
assoFnlent Of seft solder and plated very e
Fine R0sket Cutlery, Ra1oEss stisloF, Silver Napkn
Rings, Gard Cases Gofd Pens, Sc &e. EYery article IA
IN I. aIIAnted % be as good
nh25 Us Main 81, door lrona liarah LarLar,.
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FOR NORTHERN, souTHERN AND WESTERN
l -i ...-ill .feGl TRAVELLERS. lijE- IfTT Iff
Twice DAILY, Sunday Night excepted , between Rich
mond aud Washington City via GordonsTiiie and Aie
andita. mo fT'i
+ Hours Of departure At Rich ot 5
mond.... e:4o A. II. and 1880 p. NJ
Returning leave WashingtOn...e AN. ana Pm
Arrive At Richmond; ,1;s0 P. II. aill A. NJ
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order and CARRYING TIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the bert guar-
anee Of always securing eonneeons as Is shown by ART
yas da At Richmond and Washington city In adTanee Of
the Steamboat line.
RARE 1EF,EEKE RlCH1oED AND WAsHINoTos ~ q
An Omnibus win be found always ready 70 take ff;SIll
and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two DepQi free Of eaaFge with ample time for mem
take their meals whether going NORTH or South. %
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVffie and
a the Terminus Of the Road, nov nearly com
Pleted 70 DanVe An Agent Of the Company WIN receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Davfe 0a and Al
tend to 6heE baggage AL the Rayto WashingtOn Bal
ms fare ne same The man line s By tAe old s.eaulbOa
n0nd and Aie1andFia. - -
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL %.
NEW G0ODRl s..

30 - 5t- NEW GOODS! 1-lftssstfs..
kEW DRAKE have this day Feeeived, IL addition fo
tnetr large and ieNtEliVe stock FAMILY Gin.
CEhlESsa hpe and varied assortment Of efees Ee "a
which they mast call the q Their -
Sast9Ed tneens and boxes Grain and pulVeFsed
AZ AsPsSS O N ulyesissa Gloves. sees drain
ne ne fspPsE; sSlt Il lsIgs asa sa baGss Cas-
seaSoE44l sad relnesl prizes. f7ti n 9.lE Esd 80
Ihey have also received IaFge lot ConfteoaaTep
~. Jsoee tanilas oragt md fspou Gem DEops. pine
hoek Candy Jut1be sick Epd calsbps LisuoF.
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IT HE YSTIC AMES

Il JUsT PUBLISHED
Are more amusing ard entertaining than afs whis bark.
ssnnon donino. chess, any Of he ordinary o.
smuemsr,s and the CT aad Clpd. possess
peculiar attractions for younz people.
SIX CAMS OF SKILL four games Of amusemen:, FIVE
GAMES OF LOVE CUFID's rsna---Ginete.n games o.
SCIENCE.
These easily earned. being played with
cards which accompanied BY book o. explanations
Any one play them.
Ftytwo cards with book of explanations 81 Sold
by all Booksellers.
Two copies BY mail po.t-pad, receipt Of dollar
All orders should b. addressed 20 T. D. BARKER Publisher
No. sis Broadway, New York.
Wanted Immediately, -ev-sl AGENTS to sell the Mys,ic
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TTNHE ONLY KNOWN COPY in the WORLD
Il A RARE sad RICH TREASURY Of EN0RAvINGS
JUsT IMPORTED, SALE
-. APPLETON G. Co.,
Nos 34s and 34S Broadway,
CHALCOGRAPHIE DU MUSEE ROYAL,
IN 70 VOLS, LARGE Folio, Uniformly BovsD IN HALF
RED MoRocco CONTENTS LETrEREp, CONTAINING OVER
5000 OF FINEST LINZ EsGRsvSGs
EXECUTED.
PRICE, FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS.
NOTICE
In inviting print collectors and lovers Of generally o
amin. thi. MUSEUM OF EEGRAviSGS, ID. APPLETON
Co would respectfully call their attention magnificent
extent Of the series is oontrbs,or embracing
engrsver Of France Italy and Flanders. Among
Lebrun Besueu, Sylvesre, Csylu jules Romano Raphael
Romano. Poun Wander Mepen, Sebastian Lecerc, Ruben
Raphael Sebastian Bourbon, Coroue Percier, Foane AID
others.
From array Of imposing subjects select the following
The Coronation of Charles Y. . Coronation Of Napoleon
Coonne Ia Grsnde Arrlee = Royal F6tes and Cererno
MES ,; Coronation Of Louis XIV. y us,rions Royal F1
neras and Pagesnts The Chateau Of Versailles " The Alb
bsye de Denis" The Royal Castles !" Battles of Aexan
der the Great" &c.
executed for the several soyeregn- Of France immense
cost, and distributed only to a few Court fsvorites
d. APPLETON CO. invite the attention Of their friends and
the public extensive collection Of Rare Curious Fine
Standard Books jus. imported for sale and Of which Csta
loeues are ready for distribution gratis
Nos $40 and $40 Broadway.
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printing.

At FyFRDELLs, his celebrated WEDDING
~ cams uudidly engraved. only b. had q. his great
"a Ic, Broaawsy Of st Orders BY mail sohcsd
ENGRAVING and PRINTiNG.-fislfprice
r. vdd,ns Al Home and Business Cards Bill Hesds No<s
Ts.ck. Bls u Exchange, ke al kELLYS No HFaton-s,,
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90 farmers an0 Others.

HORSE SEFAIR--AtAUCT
~ An ANDALUsIAN JACK, l3 hands nigh, imported last
Fall from Malass Spain. This MAGNIFICENT animal will be
hbed the Springfield Fair, Hanpden Park the lsth,
l5h 10th and nth Of Sptemr and sold TO the highest bidder
on The nth inst at D. "a II not previously dsposd Of at pm
The attention Of breeder particularly essd 70 this
sale as affords rare opportunity Of fsttips splendid largo
Jark AZ low figure Of the best mule getting breed.
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IMPORTANT NEW MEDICAL WORK.
Il MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE Nearly
~ limo pages 100 Illustrations. Cloth 81. BY justly ce
ebraed Paris London and Surgeon of New
York City This interesting book should be in the hands Of eve
r adult person. mparts knowledge all have sought for IN
vain In sy other Sold mailed any ot the country
BY J. w. JUDD, No. 222 Broadway New'i oTk Ciy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11

ok BROADWAY,
OeDsD ts,ore formerly occupied by Bech Coz
STRANG, ADRIANCE G Co,
IMPORTERS. JoBBERS and RETAILERS,
have opened
AT TAIL,
LARGE ASSORTMENT or
FALL DRY GOODS,
Comprising choice selections of the NEWEST AND MOST
DESIRABLE STYLES to be found in the European rArse,.
They would respectfully call attention their ock
win ed tha. inspection will be found vNspArp in yi-
ETY. and richness o Fabrics adapted 20
CITY RETAIL TRADE,
SILKS IN ROBE A TABLEAU,
ROBE LEI
ROBE A DOUBLE JUrE.
ROBE A DOUBLE JUPE A LBZ
ROBE DEux vOLANrs,
ROBE oUILLE,
SILKS BY THE YARD IN GREAT VARIETY.
ALSO,
complete assortment Of PLAIN and FANCY FABRICS,
consisting Of PRINTED ROBES De CHAMBRE,
in CASHMERE De CHINE and 'ECoSE,
CASHMERE AND MoUSSELINE De LAME,
TABLEAu TT A LEI,
DE LANES, PLAIN AND PRINTED, MERINoEs Pop
LINs sHAwLs, HOSIERY AND GLOVES. IRISH
LINENS, LINEN sHEETINGs AND TABLE LINENS,
WHITE GOODS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
BLANKETS, FLANNELs, Ac., &c,
LACEs EMBRoIDERIES. Also,
FAMILY MOURNING GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
TI,HE TRADE are INVITED to EXAMINE
i THE
IMPERIAL. EXPANSION SKIRT,
Patented jane q, 1885,
And manufactured by
OSBORN e VINCENT,
No. 90 WARREN ST, NY
These SKIRTS made Of the BEST wIrcH spnss srskL,
UNEQUALED FOR GRACE AND BEAUTY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11

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