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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
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PArrs, April s.-A grand event in our Amer
ican circles CAME off this morning. The only
daughter of Mr.. John Ridgway, Of Philadel-
phia, was married to the Marquis de Ganuay,
French nobleiuan. The bride has only Just
turned her twentieth year, is very handsome,
and highly accomplished In view of her "a.
theirs enormous wealth she has been considered
great prize, and all the young bloods OF title
have been engaged in hot pursuit Of Ia belle
.1HeriediHe for the last three or four years.
Her parents have allowed her to exercise her
own Judgement and taste in this, to her vital af-
fair, and the object of her choice is of affec-
ton, though he adds to an agreeable exterior an
old name and favorable antecedents.
The marriage came of this morning. first, in
the Protestant Chapel, the persuasion of the
bride, and the ceremony was then repeated in
the Catholic Church, to which the bridegrOOni
belonged. a breakfast in the English fashion
followed at the house OF Mr.. Ridgway. The
company was numerous, and mostly French
Some English and sprinkling Of Americans
were present The American Minister was
called on to sign the marriage contract along
with the Mr.. Barlngs, Of Earrings Brothers,
London, and Mr.. Hottingner, the French banker.
The bride looked very lovely, as any pretty
| girl Oftwenty must do, with becoming wreath
of orange blossoms on her head, and her eye
/ lit up with the animation of such n thrilling
moment The "happy man" was easy and
graceful, as all well bred Frenchmen are, and
he seemed wonderfully resigned to his luck in
marrying at 20 years Of age young lady pos
sessing 50 many charms, substantial and other.
wise, as the fascinating Emily Ridgway.
Its rumOrcd that Mr. Ridgway does not mean
to give his daughter any considerable dover at
present; and some say that he intends to be-
stow the bulk Of his vast fortune on his only
son, youth of some five or six years old. His
father before him, Jacob Ridgway, Of Philadel
Phiu, made the same preference for the male
branch, by bequeathing most of his money to
his son John, and cutting off his two daughters
the late Mrs. Rush and Mrs. DR.. Barton, with
the miserable stipend Of 100000 apiece. If
therefore, Mr.. John Ridgway, now of Paris
serves his pretty daughter in the same way, he
will be under the unavoidable necessity OF Ieav
ing to his son, the aforesaid young gentleman
the pitiful sum Of three millions and upwards
The fortune of Mr.. Ridgway must be hourly in
creasing, and If he lives twenty years longer
there is no telling to what it will ultimately
amount lie is careful man in money mat
tiers, and never makes bad investment,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
WnAr nAs Sc. LAwsIxcE 10 - ~

WHAT has AR. LAwKEScE TO SAY NswI-
Some days ago the Hon. VIM. Lawrence, mem
Der of Congress from over on the other side Of
the river, sent us word that We had done h;'a
great injustice in placing him among the weak
kneed members on the Lecompton question.
He sent US word thst he was firm as the rock
of Gibralter against the bill, and all that. In
The face of this, however, and in the face Of his
former vote, Mr. Lawrence has turned right
about and voted for Englsh's bill, showing 70
US pretty conelusively that his first vote was
one of c1pedieney, simply.
''oh! frailty thy nsne is (noo wOman"-but
politician.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
NOTICE TO GiOUsRK EXP Z 81
Trustee's Sale.

~ pursuance OF deed Of trust A. g. Osbun aud y
i lmbiu and the wives, and from Jesse LAntE and
:. J. Hubbr dated April lstt 1856 and r-eo.de -
2i6, will expose sale, at the front door OF the glri
House In aaid county, Wednesday the 2dh day OF Nay
ISIS che property, VIZ: certain tract Or %
eel the east sie OF the ohio river In
county II Ohio in the State Virginia. estimated 20 cor
hundred aud SERENITY ave acres mere er less
Joining the lands OF AnireH T. Woods, the South aul
East and those OF Philip Rely the S0rth-"eing tt
same conveyed by SIInuel O. FARMER au
Daniel Farmer and their wives and b. Jane Farmer Their
mother, by deed datrd March 3ist. 1855
SAIK-A33{ with Interest on 5000 from Arr
Ist Of sale be paid ia cash Dag
sale; 81 day Of April 1872 " 451 the -
April, 1867; e2,6O the let day OF April, isl
AoI3n or The Ist aT April, lS62 2 % thu LIST day
April 1888: e296l The 1Ff day Of Apr 1854 and al
rrmander tue lat day April 1865, With interest
such remainder. DANIEL C. LIST
apgl-dGWtd Trustfes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

a German, named HawLer, came very nesr
getting himself into difficulty, by prnphcsying
beforehand all the fires in Grand rapids, Michi
gan. The Eagle Of that place, says Mr.. HaWzer
is quiet. iuOtfensiye man, and this power of
foretellinG conllagratious belonged t. his father
before him
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

I Is Bastror, Texas band Of "Reguiators"
have recently given notice to citizen, esteemed
says the Advertiser, as a neighbour, aCilizen,
as friend and rs a minister Of the Gospel, TO
leave the country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
AqgiVneo'9 SaIs,

THE following ATv offered private sale until the frat
II Monday in AIAv next, Ehcn snch o. 1t
sold viii be oGsrrd Paddle Austan At the Court House
viz
Is shares OF the Wheeling and Belmont RTidse
COMPANY; Of stock n the Washington Halt As
sneit; Pew No 81 In 81 Matthews Episcopal Oh iTch
No. G9 and 14O, IN Mauat Wood Ceetsry Lots No
s9 100 Centre Whrsluz Lot No g. Square No 10,
in south Wheeling; Co. la the Of MpundsVile
Lots No. . TO- H. II and part Of - Wth extensions in
Ruena Vista addition Wheeling: Mathew Jerrs' note
for 49, pay able the line Of his business At CASH
prices denAud: 25 Lots In Jacobs abolition TO South
Whe-ng which the city ats and free from city
taxation and desirabc for cheap residences.
For terms, &C., apply 10 Jas. H. Baker en-y rAlant
. Gsts to Mr. Wfn. CnUan,
near the preulses BAKER. TALLAST BAKER,
Ap2g-tl Assgnees Of VIM. 7. Srlbv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

a correspondent of the Daily News states that
orSini'S sacrifice Of himself for the redemption
Of his country has raised amongst the youth Of
Italy, and the Republic party in general, in
tense excitement,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

PuErs have always been poor. Chaueer had
no tobacco to chew. Spencer was without
great coat. Gollsnith's jewels were his writ
ings only. What an ungrateGul world. as the
nan said before the coal was used.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female pills.

Prepared from a prescription AZ Sir J. Caart. n D.,
Piysieiaa Extraordinary TO tie Queen.
Th, Invaluable medicine Is unraning in the ali
those painful dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject. 1t mOderAtes all and
all oOstruetlOus and speedy may be relied
To MARRIED LADIES
It Is especially suited. Il will, In short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar, bears the
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent eountsrivNS.
CAUTION.
TASss Pills should not be taken Gy JSmdsS dHrfRG ne
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pregnancy, they
surs TO bring Sedr't G0S, Std any other time Ney
SqJs.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight eHertion, PAp!;A
on of the Heart, Mysteries and whisSs these Pulls will
eject when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do iron eAlouei,
GntImOny, anything hurtfuI to the constitution
Fail directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
uAte l. c. Baidvln 4 COL Rochester, Y.
n. B.-&I,OO and postage stamps enclosed my u
thOri'ed Agent viii Insure bottle, containing 50 PIs
by return mail
For sale by t. II. LOGAN L co, in whssIIns,
b. L. Fahns Co.. Wholesale Agents, PItSburF;
Purcell Ladd Co, Wholesale Agents for Va, Rich
moud ap2s-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

SoLD.-The good people of Mansfield, Ohio,
according to the Herald, have been sold. On
Wednesday gentleman who Represented him
self as agent and Dresser" of Edwin Booth, mr.
rived in that city, and took rooms at the Phoenix
House. Shortly after his arrival he had bills
posted, headed "Thc Great Bootheian Entertain
ment," stating that 'for one night only" Booth,
| the Tragedian would read "Shakespearc's play
of Julius Caesar in n style that will meet the APP
probation of the Clergy, Teacher and Scholar"
and also the Lords Prayer and St. Paul's defense
before king Agrippa.
Tho evening came, the house was filling fast,
when it leaked ont that the audience were sold
The Herald says that there was some quick miz.
cling about that time-the street was cleared in
the twinkling of aneyC, and strange to say, there
cannot be found in the city, any person who
was going TO see Booth;' = yet it is said that
great many sore eyes were cured By sight of
the distinguished tragedian but i, was sort
of rlairvoyant operation
The agent, during the "noise and .onfusion,"
deemed it prudent to rumoss, forgetting to pay
his board bill and several other stee;syGs con-
tracted for in numerous drinking saioons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

Mr. EmGour, whose death in Cincinnati We
recently noticed, 1t is said. has len property
valurd nI a million Of dollars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

KANsA&-The New York Times contains
letter from Leavenworth city, X. t, dated April
nth. from which We copy paragraph:
The defeat of Lecompton, which is taken for
granted, has given new impulse to business Of
every kind and buildings OF every description
are rising with almost magic celebrity. Large
numbers Of mechanics arc thus employed; but
besides these there is legion of dierS in town
who can get lao work. Many of them have
been induced to come ont by deceptive Ndvrr-
tisemcnts inserted in Eastern papers, calling for
mechanics at cxtravagant wages These advGr-
tisementS doubtless are lodges Of parties en-
gagged in forwarding passengers up the Missouri
river, TO secure business for themselves at the
expense Of laboring men, and should be scanned
closely before reliance IS placed upon any Of
them. Atvarious places in the interior mcchan-
cS arc wanted; but, unfortunately, too many of
hose who come out arrive at this point nearly
pr quite PennilesS, aud therefore without the
means to travel in search Of employment Fur
farmers and gardeners there is abundant room,
but most of the trades, at least in this vicinity,
seem to be quite full, and the larger towns arr
Ear in advance OF the country and population
who are to support them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
nNMTISTRX

THE gned respectfully fsr me prci =
have associated the aTt street (betu
H,Dros sni Onion SIS where they G' -, : TiSes q +
their friends aud all oth"FA Ni''-As
Dentist. 49,, to- , .veTai yeaTsthe ASH
~ conStantIy engaged In the Prasti iIs 7.
S, Tra11, d1rine Whiehtime he ma Al n
- ftb lome o. the leading Dentssis ,, y, M,
cite, or the United statesr and has Thry &c.
itb their various eeulAFities " liye
80 -, ecnadrnt Of being able 10 give sntti.
10 All tho nay favor them i,SRERTsON ~
Wheeling, Nov. IS, 1857. JAMES oKH-
S.R-M-4.rs R. o. take pleasure N te'si y
ission 10 the following gent, me-. TFf. Hon
N nj Weed d. Hon Geo W it. - ", NJ ~
s;5v,.li Morgan Nelson, t=q., B. " -, ~ = J
r-,.,.t mr. w. J. Bates pT, R. u ~ 49,
iIji5rrtb DR. A = Todd Failantk Del jan
20 Wci'IsIirns, Knox + Co. Marsh : LA2IoI- 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

Mas CuNXINGHAN BuDELL--A correspondent
Of the n. Y. Express says:
As to tile extreme poverty" Of Mrs Cunning
ham, we have the authority Of person who
saw her on Sunday, for saying that she resides
in an elegantly furnished house up town; her
daughters have their piano and their music, and
her little sons are at home from vacation, so
that she is surrounded by her five chill
dren, aud appears to avoid notOriety as much as
possible, receiving no visitors other than those
calling on business, aud her physician, who is
attending Miss Augusta for q nervous affection,
10 which she has been subject ever since the
death Of Dr. Burdell. She certainly, so far as
outward appearances go, does not seem to suf-
fer extreme poverty, and is fully determined
10 seek for her rights in the matter Of the Bur
dell estate by carrying up her cause to the court
Of last resort.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

FEv. Isaac Kalloeh has been admittedto prac.
tiee at the I.eavenwoIth (KansaSl bar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
LFor the IntslliEanesr ]
CAS-

was informed about three weeks ago, that
sohc parties, whose business establishments
were contiguous, were corresponding with =
Pittsburg gentleman, TO ascertain the probable
cost of gasometer, &c, suitable to supply their
respective premises with gas; and in connection
with the above / understand the question mas
been mooted, whether it would be an infringe
ment upon the Gas CompaIiy's charter, for
these parties to lay Pipe across An alley for
their private useg X has been argued that II
the Gas Company have poTT (Which is consid.
( cred doubtfil,) to prevent the breaking 81
gro1nd in public ailey for such 4 pur.
pose; they have no power to prevent the atorc-
/ said parties from placing pipe across an alley
I At such a height from the ground as would not
obstruct tn. roadway below. l am not snf1-
ieientIy "loarned in the law" TO undertake to say
the above opinion is sound. But lift is, the &C.
cupiers of houses, not only Of one block, but
| several blocks, may club together and manuiac-
! ture their own gas without violating tho char
I ter that has been granted to the Wheeling Gas
I Company, and ] have reason to believe the par
ties alluded to above, are not the only ones who
contemplate making similar movement 1t the
cost Of the requisite apparatus IL ascertained to
! be moderate l. is obvious that ifthese parties
carry out their Intentions those who rely on the
! Wheeling Gas Company for supply, will not
/ be likely to get 1t at a reduced price, for they
could then say, and no doubt with more truth
I than at present, that they could not afford it
| Can any one, however, who VIII reflect on
! this matter, calmly, disPassionRtely and with
out prejudice, believe that any gasometer is
needed in this city outside the walls Of the pres
ent gas house! Is it not adapted TO manulac.
ture nearly double the amount Of gas consumed
| here in the shortest days of winter? an amount
! that most likely would be actually wanted. il
the price was reduced TO 80, ms do not think
any citizen would care about manufacturing gas
on his own premises, If he can get supplied nj
this price. But the Board Of Directors of the
Gas Company will not consult the interests O
| its stockholders by forcing any ofour large gas
consumers TO manufacture for themselves, which
they nssuredly will do unless an arrangement
is speedily made; and it's not likely that those
who incur the expense Of purchasing an npparn
ratus for the purpose, will abandon ;hem when
once erected Let the Gas Company and the
citizens, those especially who entertain an idea
lof fixing gasometers on their premises, ponder
over this matter once more before taking any
decisive steps. and we believe arrangement
mny be effected that would be fnir to both par
Ties. II.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

Ar their late municipal election, Cincinnati
polled 1905 votes, ST. Louis 1926, Chicago
1929, Milwaukee 1920, and Albany pollStl
$500 votes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

,, -, 49,. ,,orV Brick building rraf I the -,
NhE iaLsS re- Tiftb ward and rOU neerI'to y ~,
Dri"ss - ing house. Possession gwen On
dHy Of April next -, ..-,. buiIdinE. nov ceeurle'
a. 4 sioe store BY John RaIikin- n &EMsTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

PICTURES FOR THE MILLION!
~ Prices to suit the times, at wYKEs GALLERY OF
ART, NaiA opposite ToH. Pictures taken this
Gallery atgreAty reduced prices The public
the place obtain the best Pictures thsi
ken in the city.
IWouid also inform them that they need
rate rooms TO obtain CT eAPPetvT hot tohead
quarters where prepared TO take th cheap
the cheapest tdees.l }. ". wYKEs, Artist.
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For Rent.
For Kent

rT,ag Room on Main street Nor'R oT isrs srPi
- iEhISl 6EnE'L = y 80
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/ AN IMPORTANT DIscussION-They boast
( great deal, that IS Europeans, French aud Eng
/ I!sb, of their very superior civilization in most
all matters Their great Universities, their
Royal Academies, got up and kept up by mu-
/ nificicnt endowments-their splendid perfec-
tions in scientific attainments are quoted to US
daily by our own and their own men of science.
Bot, for all, allowing that their schools, which
count thei ages by centuries are more thorough
in their drill rounds; allowing that their royal
beneficlaries do evolve many matters Of moment
to the arts and sciences, cannot help con.
graduating ourselves, nor suppress nm idea
that we are head and shoulders above the max
crs and leaders of the latest fashions. The last
steamer, 1.-THE Arabia, brings, in the English pa-
pers accounts of protracted discussion in the
British Parliament over the rotten passport sys
ten obtaining in France, nnd other parts of CON
tinenial Europe.
John Bull is considerably riled at the hedges
snd embarrassments which are thrown around
his subjects when they go over on the CONT
uent, and he has been making some demands
and considering the ways and means to get
rid of them as much rs possible. To an Amer
lean, who is used to pick up his traps and SO
whenever he plcases, out of one State into
another, without Saying nothing to nobody
and nobody to hunt is quite perplexing,
and somewhat amusing, to read of the vexa-
tons which beset lOcomotiou on the continent
of Europe. 1t seems to us the Earl of CIarcu
den made Agood hit when he is represented
as saying, in course of the debate
The rrAolt syatem Of passports is great mis-
TAKE [Checrsl UgiTts no protection 70 .ror
siga g0rernmeRts in respect to those Uery psrSoHs
. against lchOm they 1iSh TO gurG themselves,
because they always take good care to have
thsir papers IN regIe and it is the innocent and
Ignorant travellers who suffer annoyance from
unintentional omission. [tlear, heart
We rejoice to see this matter taken in hand.
1t is high time that continental Europe was taxi
ing, as it were, the first step in cosmopoIition
civilization, and reinguishng that narrow poll
cy which is the leading complaint against the
stupid e;Temnato Chinese. The idea of any
monarch or power hateyer seeking to preserve
its tenure by preventing free entrance and exit
into and out OF its domains, strikes even the
American school boy rs m absurlity'
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:. :. '--'-.''' j NEW FIRM.

DRs BARTLETT WINchE II. n Isn,i =, J.
S@ MATketStrsst, opposite " As1'n s'oh ''~"' -
mr. WInehril being eomrellsdhy his rapidly
hsi,'. ~ sli 10 Ms faetts for doing thS same,
N info rrIne his friends and the puhS 4. ~
faru.-J business conneeTiOn' With n = lrugtt ~
- 49, IN 6fseu years eeessful experience intheR
talpTOfrssiSn. ,s-.-, ---r,, ,tt,1-i \
mi Mechanical Dentistry-aTt IA nilisT -
tjc, tbr latest Of the Dental Att
guarantee that b-auty ,dnrahilts ana
bgiT A Ttifefal Teeth -halinot be surpassed. II 4
Prr.onS rho have deuird themselves the pISAAeLs
comfort Of Artificial from the great trsah "t
nge1prTIsnetd during he necessary prs1ihaiy
ion ~ thr o!d teeth roots, informed thai py
entirely unlike Cslor"frui or Ethsr Ans aPs
ne IN most cases and yhdrlsss "a d. teeta =
nov extracted aithoutpAin.
Aay information iEIer APPert=ininE % tetE Pet
sion they vii be pleased Go gtTegrats- . go,
PIrayr call and examine spscmeEs OF Artise-Ai
EFg- At all hours -sl,.-
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~ See First and Fourth Pages of tO-day's
paper for interesting reading matter.
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REMOVAL

7 LANGERIED, SUBSTANTIAL and fancy Boot and she
- mager, has removed his shop opposite his old star
Main ST. the vrrandAh where he still sollcItes
patronage Of the publc Intending his uor 20 Tseomme1
itself. fnts3-3ml J. LANG EEIEns
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Straw Gooda

SCEaW GOODS.
x Az RI l. nov opening large and general assort-
AJe nient Of Mems, YOUTHS and Chlir-n's Hats CON
sstng Of Everett, D. d. AMI bou1l, Webster Italian
Hats Pedsli D. h, Drab and Brown L-ghoru Cuban Hate
LeghOTu, Young AmrrcA D. q. LghoFu Boys Hats; Paaa
ma "a ans 5Ttiesl Silver straw D-sb Hats; and
webster allan d B. Boyl Hats; Cnildrens Extra wind
Doodle stray and IghOrn Hats, Of which viii lie soIJ
AZ The lowest price AVERY,
Inn KITS Phiia iriph4 PlIf55aTg WINE Leu I5f
AOO received and for sale At
6(l KEGS SNOW White nc, received and Tor sal. at
w ans s FTNDENBERG'S.
- BAEkELS UePaI NRTnsh q superior aTcigI aud Pfaf
- ava tdrHLHh brHsAts-R complete assortment lust
eelF'd hhd Tor sale a. g. FUSDESRERGfS.
tpEl No : Washington Nail.
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For Rent.

THAT desirable property nsar NJ arsiIinE enntAt
saa5t5sst Recommendations for laIss good ulsrEct
SoTjrr- AIso = coed orchard, &C., Hna 49, - 20 -
-jts An sslisnta ene-. Fer teTros = HI-LLIHRS
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MII,URE HOUSE

HAVE removed from ny old stand under the SPFi
i House to the shaving siOOa next Bashs Literary p
pct, under the MLITe House. where usual prepare
accommodate eusomsrs and the public Eenerulys
all tile branches Of my business RIiINEHARf GAUs.
S.B.-The bath b=ea thu 1ghlY redtted
prepared for samnsF Warm Hnd cold b0ths aigag
ia readiness. apS. In
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o. ". HEsERIL 4. sSEAHSGES,
HEISRELL & SWEARIN GEN,
N.ALV!S7., OYEDOOR .IBOTEL A. DEYHARs d 60.
TgPukIEEs
Irish Linens, Linen Cambria HandkeTchiefs
and EmbroideTies,
EALES In all descriptions OF Dress Goods MAatilias,
II ShAWls Auslins, Caihs, Cashmere, PAnneIs, Linen
Cotton ShtetnR Table Daasks, Qul.J Curtain Goods
BonnetG, Hosiery, Ac. a..
coHSdaf Fec6iDf Goods s0ck fskept
pkets throughout The year. up2I
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ELEVEN prisoners among whom were two muir
dercrs, escaped from the caahooSe at Lcaven-
worth, Kansas, on Saturday night, the 18th in
slant
BGRuAvE's HoLLANp BITTErs.-See what the
dealers men who will sell anything in their line,
and who are not interested in the medicine more
than any other, say:
ave think highly of your article, and expect
it to have large sale" BARSEs PAX,
New York.
The demand is greatly Increasing.
L. w. DYorr & Son,
Philadelphia.
Most medicines require time to introduce
them yours sells at the start.
HoFFMAS & MoRw1rz,
Philadelphia.