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1ltnQtx HAukttn~ :

"'ia any hard currency " humbuss. We be
lsese IN legitimate baDking, under carefully
guarded mutual responsibility system, as cstab
lished in Ohio, Indiana antl Iowa, or Que as j,
tue State Of Ne" fo,k, basrd on State stocks
with redemptions in coin ut the counters of The
banks, or in New York exchange 1t small
PREMIUM With these views VT favored tdt
banking law Of Illinois, till it Was demonstrated
that the banks could avoid redcmptions uude,
Ii, and as general rule, our banks fell into tht
hauds Of irresponsible starpers. let it 1e
granted that there are honorable executions,
but he must oe ignorant of the character of ou1
currency operators, who does not know tbai
Gar banks rs ut present owned and conducted
are Disgrace to the State.
4 bank bill should represent lis nominal va,.
ue ia coin. If it does not, it is deception and
cheat. Hit is not at ouce couyert;hI. ir3o cci
at ,b~ ,,,,ca or;.,,. LII. ~ e'41
.,s - ' "' %"' P''oe'p'eS u aoanse
| the name of money n,s;n s,o,e,nsn, H. -,
| esrd tn onr e,r,eu.- T. ,,.. ,-,,. In
'nA1 ooe oo"as o''4
represents one''honsaadih part Of Missouri,
or other State bond, only this, and nothing
more" 1t is based on credit, not monav 1ha
VI '"ese oi''s virtually takes
thousand dollar State bond, cuts it IN
;oto q hundred, two hundred fra trndr-.1
or a thousand coua1 marie .ta,,',, .,,
g.. ',3 , e'l"a' pa'1s' stamps on them ten
n'e' Two ana one dollar, and for them he bugs
uIsr ,h,v cows. H. P1 "au oos Ps"pas
e Noeeeas ot thelf year )
~" 'osteao ot having the money have even
parts Of Missouri State bona IL, No 60,
!aog this il done vr sh.x.e. - ~. 20 see
YER, -o,;,a - ,s-s..s,. .,' ...apst' 81 en'eago' a
sand dollars in money, aud ul.o q con{1,]ent;o,
Cr;.,d Mr n,o..- ~. "',a' -
cc'. ., WIZ n~' mooey or credit
'oe MY tnouaaoo more. The larger sum is ill.,
vested in Missouri bonds, five thousand dollars
ia ienos;ted hv Mr. = 40 t,o ,..-;. -
l.. 40 .ue na's'h required
- @"' aau "'a Inc other thousand Mr. $.
pays fur bills, commissions. &c. Air nrpter
takes the fifly thousand dollars in bills. for his
bonds, buys wheat, and immediately ships II
tu New York. As soon us IL arrives lie has f;f,v
thousand dotlars for similar operation, ue
las made his exchange aud commissions. ,rh;c,,
no one need be told is to him perfsct,v sat;<for.
tory. Mr.. Sharper sta 1own quietly nn1 ~ II.
end Of every six mouths draw, the i,t.,s.t -.
SIS 900 as aix per cent. for I'm iov.st,ncn. ~
thousand. A very i;ttta ,r,t.u:.u
tho.1a .,.. ~" aalo"
~ eeNs '9tS.'fs per feas. interest On his
money, md IN two years has ull Lfs cau;fs.
back in his pocket. but as these ,;,,s 49,,
1t sws]l-,4enr,.d ;, md tt,rnfa.. ~'s 1'c
e :" feoeem ihem
'ss'ee''5 aosaso' many of them become torn
and lost, adding very essentially 10 thc pros,b
O.. ~ 'A'"'u oe aooeo that Ar.-
't'ef aoo ALE. oroket are generally united III
, 1859-11-16
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=: ~ ."' 1ePaoi'e~1n of opPos'-
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~ ,;,o ,,,a c.-,.su ....,:s.~.:~ -
da,c,, ,>oc,,,s, ,,., .,oa.. z.c... ...-.
n,afer,,,,a :, that .o-t - .,~......~ - s.,:s, &
sba1I NIT ,,;cto-r mr. n a,- ~aass ~ =, -as.
d,vo, ro,r, - ....~ -:
s1-sl so,'s' ',ua because 1t Is e7'aen. that 4
a'l' hau" aau en unoeaains Will are likely 10
VI III 'e9'''s's'oa 10 Crush the spirit OF D'sunltn
:.,.,;,... So -, 1'''s 'uo - >. -.
e.n o7e'e' 'n''a
!" " wal ! 'e" years than to elect 1nnu vi o
,-,..oon ~ ,'.,,,;e '.:~ ~ 0at'e.l Al ''e
p1eseace o. nu'1'hcatlon- Gen. jackson ap-
p''eu 'ne proper fomody to that class Of dis
orders IN Its time, aad We must have man
"ao VIII D. no less prompt and decisive in j
''ke onsrsrney: II any Of the persons whom
We nave named cannot engage to give the
COUP oe grace To au such rlotous proceedings,
ut Whatever c'st, they must not look to us for
ha'p in gettibs Illuminated, nor for any y. 1t,ablc
holp in getting elected.
tbs mex; QUESTION il ono Of such practical
import that it l,.ts already suggested itsell 10
nv7rr raf1arff,,- ,,:,1. JrLn. -..
, 1859-11-16
Tho Electoral College of 1860,
The free States will be entitled TO yotes !, 4to
In orrf = - --e
The slave States will be entitled to yotcs in
c Electoral Cnl1ege u folloss

a sfL1r l4cEEr.-There is Belgian precinct
IN Brown County, Wis, which polls about 1a5
eofes in The most free AMI easy way imaginable,
1t tue late election the vote stood:
r,,,.r. Governor. Atty Gcn1. Comp ro1,er.
- 4s~poati2A..-.-...+.. II 1nt ia
OsM2cfaA-....... -. 13l ND MI
, 1859-11-16
A CURIOUS HISTORY.
lsamilcations Of the Iarper's Fer
ry Conspiracy.
ALARMING DlsuLosURua.
Proposed Insutrcct{on In Tenneasec.

!
/ 1hc Memphis ~fsu2a"eAe Of the 10Th, comes TO
us loaded With the details Of the arrest aud c1
, animation OF one ". Il. Palmer in that city,
! charged With completely with John Brown in
/ Tie Harpcr's Ferry lnsurrection. We have be.
: tore Noted the arrest Of Palmer, aud The uaturc
+ Ut tho accusation against him; but the 4 ca-
zancA< give us 50 much new matter in relation
to the affair, that new narrative is demanded
/; That paper anys that traveller on railroad
! between Philadelphia and New York observed
!: fellow-passenger who occupied tue scat in
front OF him stand up and walk out Of tie cars.
IN the act, the young nun dropped two letters
| aud memorandum. which seeing, tho traveller
picked up, but Was unable to restore 10 the
ownsF. Glancing at the address, he observed
that one Of them WAS addressed to "Cant. J.
Brown, Harper's Ferry. Va" This was on The
+; .2d Of October, only few days Utter the ,1sur.
rection ut Harpcr's Ferry. and n fine when ,,,e
hold attempt of Brown and his f.natic,l fnl,ow.
ers occupied the attention Of all, The Traveller,
/ naturally enough, on seeing the address. con.
clu1ed the document be had accidentally he.
| come possessed Of related in some manner tn
| the aauir at Harper's Ferry, and on prriyfup At
| Srw York. disnatcbed thc ,e,,ar. aud ,na,,,
rau,,rn, tn cor w;s. r.. .ss,s.s., M ''@a4'
Aae1A. ~ oo'' WISE ne aaofesse" tns Cor
ernor an anonymous letter enclosing the pack
ages which he Ind picked ID. In hi. meta he
sivued himself" .vr,vu"
~ ,a.a;.;.'. .,.~ ,-..-
| e"s 'ne ic''er ano enclosure, The
HoSernor We presume broke the seals Of the lat-
! ter, and findipc them Of sufficient ;mnor.,,c.
a;uno,,ha1 .,,a,. =. -. c.e ,fe' ~ 'An~e
e.sp4'eosu sneni ~ 'ne governor OF tennessee,
S'sh 'equcst that he should act. That functiou-
ary at once nut an officer and ,aw, cr n, p,,.
,ns,,, ,x,.1, -. So: =. vi ~"
w. w. .a uas lucy .ounu o'a1 IN Memphis, "hste
the ofaceF, pretending to be member of Browns
feo'tslona' oo'crnment, had seseralintsrviews
WIN @he accused. for The purpose of worming
n'n'Ssn ie'o h's confidence and eliciting rew
'ae's WHICH would 'mpllca'e otheEa in the cou-
epa-sy nu' no'o'os "as eascted by the rnst:
aha a lco9th 'he arrest was made. On the e4-
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9I7.HE INT 6 ILIl / NC .EI5R.
he CANE roo LATE.
By ELIZABETH BoeERr.


He came too late!-Neglect had tried
Her constancy too long;
Her love had yielded to her pride,
And the deep sense OF wrong.
She scorn'd the Offering Of heart
Which fingered IN its way,
Til could no delight impart,
Nor spread one cheering ray.
lie came too lutc!--At once hesfeit
That all his power was o'er!
Indifference in her calm smile dwelt,
She thought Of him no more.
Anger and grief had passed away,
Her heart and thoughts were free;
She met him and her words were gay,
No spell, had memory.
He came too late!-The subtle chords
Oflovc we're all unbound,
Not by offence Of spoken words,
But by the sights TINT wound,
She knew that life held nothing now,
That could the past repny,
Yet she distlained his tarIy vow,
AndHcolcllv turned away.
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family should he without these curatves-
AMI Trtyate use with thcm the parent Is pre-
nr"d nst the first approach Of disease, can
Mt the threshold ard keen It bav a rie Of melicn
rightly directed in the first hours ss"1sc Ter.ctlv
that which bv delay only he relieved y long and tei
ons hours Of suffering e at ALL With these hand Won
are not Obliged to await the corning that often distant
we'll expensive luxury, doctor; nor to s or
nnsonc blistereh, yonr.ef administer
the simple specific and restore the Tlldr current of life
again TO health and oy Chere only no injury nrsr
IN anV case nm their bnt the Influence mon
the constitution, 6svoP qUestion Is most benefcIel
AGENTS WANTED.
wele>Ire active efficient agent for the saIe of or
remedies, In every community in the United Stacs
Address, DIR. F. HUMPHREYS, & CO.
No. 562 Broadway, New York
s7e-s.la by the Druggists j. ws..,rsv. .Lr4=1y.
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GASES AND CURES.
DYSPEPSIA,

young lady of 26 had troubled with Indigestion for
several MONTHS render great necessary
selection OF her food After eating, the stomach became
acid, food rising in her mouth with water, an unpea
ant, heavy, ooike sen'atinnin her stomach continuing
for hours, frequent headaches, Constituted anil
depressed mental condition See taking the
Dyspepsia Psnne morning and night ami in less than
week almost cry symptom OF her disease had vanished
and sI; felt Ike being.
Eenteme sGne'glat advanced In years strong robust
constitution, had lately been GOOD deal affected with
geson weak stomach coated tongue,
and attended with peculiar rtiCo yglrng the
head, much 50 to render his riding in carriage
even mounting emnPnce. quite dangerous. After irving
several things he fell upon the Dvsesa Pills
which afforded prompt relief. pill night and
ing works like charm, relieving nil his vertigo ether
UNPLEASANT symptoms.
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PILES.

clergyman Baptist Church. we'll known in Illinois
wrnE al have been for seriously
aficeiwt!t bleeding piles; and hive regarded my
severe Oncat time indeed, hopeless; butI have
your medicine (Ple specfc), and cured have
.l"Iht YOU are laying the world under great and lasting
o5!iGation''
gentleman Of nfsyyssrs, well and fsvorably known
Crhi, Delaware county, SewYO rk had ber marty to the
plies for twenty years. Sometimes from
rhage, pn and suffering he reduced the verge
the For he had dragged miserable eVs
teprr confirmed invalid disqualified for business.
ar life almost burden It Is nred, add that he had
tiled all Snrts of from all sorts DOCTORS little
rnoss consulted me two and recommend
eour Pile Specific with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to iproye and since has had
serious turn OF Piles. From the rst month mp to
past he had occasionally symptoms OF his old complaints
hut few doses of the Pile pills "Onl dispense ALL al for
more than he has hceu entirely well Ot tc niles
more brilliant sscnrcely found Of
FnRl
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WINES. BR INDIES, RUNS,
y. I. z. .c y. =. - ;,

Ita'AUFka' EIs+As, DC
d TIERNAN SON, No Norll, Charles St RaItImore
pOrt1tIon particularly for family uyr:
SHERRY WlSES-Pemartine's finest male gold and
brown ShG-rieS. In wood anil in glass.
PORT WINES-Sanienq's competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA wlNE-Ihhn Howard Nfarch's One MADEIRA
In wood nod in gllSs also, Crane Juice.
it3GiS es'eTSer Sslnberger NIarcobrun
CHAMPAGNE WINEs-Moet and Ohandon's finest, In
quarts and pirts -
BrRudics.
RuMS-nM and fine, Jamaica, Antigua Grenada and
from the Istan'is. laHor:ed direct london.
HOLLAND GIN-The best QnaIity-Tiernan trand-apd
mixture Of aromatic poison in It.
2a0halfehests Of the nestS0uCnoNG TEAS ~ mh5-lv
ARDISEs, sal!ds or Frenah and American Mustard
y inst received and for sale by
mh3n W. A. EDWARDS BRO. -
VVoRCESTR and Yankee Sauce, just received and for
w sale b. lmhSnl w. A. EDWARDS & BRO.
EitLiS Wire Belt clasps and SILK Rubber betting MT
ID BT24 ,. STOOIT. BROS Variety Stoba.
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A. M. B1N1NeER & Co
(EstaBlifhed l7z8.)
SOLE IMPORTERS,
No. 1873 Broadway, N. Y.
This DELICIOUS TONIC

4Al4S OG44S4OOS 4OSG1G
especially designed for the use of the
MEDICAL PROGRESSION and the FAMILY, pos
sesses those intrinsic medicinal properties
(Tonic and Diuretic) which belong to an
Old and PURE GIN. The business
of manufacturing spurious gins, and Offer
ing them as beverages, under the titles,
Aromatic" Cordial,"-" Mcdicatcd,'
etc., has become so common, that the pub
lie are justly suspicious of nearly everything
that is offered under similar forms, and tho
trade has thus been brought into disrepute.
1t has remained for our house Established
in 1879 to supply the pressing popular
need, and to inaugurate ncw era in tho
history of the Trade. We trust that our
established reputation = founded upon
eighty years of experiencc-abundantly
Vindicates our claim to public confidence.
NJ. h.
A comparison OF " Biningcr's Old London Dock Ginn
with oihers bearing similar names, will establish il
superiority, and make other CAUTION unnecessary.
Put mp in Quar- BorrLEs, in Cases of
one and two dozen each, and sold througl.-
out the world by Druggists, Grocers, etc.
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HUMPHREYS,
.CsREhTBDTES

- REMEDIES
Stand cOnfesedy the head means for The use
OF the people They alike from the
dangerous and repulsive or ga Eehoo
practice the Inconvenience OF waer.cure or the Intricate
and perpleXing obscnrities usual hooks
ana medicines Consisting Of simple specifics var
S they put uPIn the form
er DANGEROUS or disgusting they form at once the ready
source OF the parent
complaining or invalid.
They possess these positive advantages which
before combined In popular remedies. They are HAR-
Ltss: no Injury arise from their They are sPLE
you always know what to take, anil how to They
are you give proper Sugar Pill at
moments warning without hesitation delay. They
In thousands disease atonce
AID the mite cures moment what the pound could not
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FRBTGHTs WFsTwARD.

ny this Route Frtights Of all descriptions forward
Philadelphia. Work, 3oston or Baltimore to
Illinois, wisconsin, Iowa, orssour by RGiL Road direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also at Pittsburgh
with Steamboats,, by which Goods forwardcd to any
port the Ohio, Auskingum, Kentucky Tennessee Cnm-
beranh Illinois, Msslssipp Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas
Arkansas aI Red Rivers and at Cleveland, andueky
Chicago with steamers to all ports the
Lakes.
Merchants shippers "ntrusting the transportation of
their Freight to this Company rely with
Its sneedv transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point In the West nv
the Pennsylvania Rail Road at al times as GtuordGEe
are charged by OthcT r. r. Co,nEIniex.
~ Be particular mark packages tsYA PESSA r. n
Merchants In the West oriern= goods East will
do well tn direct them tn be shipped by this Route.
Par ties attending to their shipments from tho Fast
will find 1t to their interest call Agents Of this
Company at the following ac:s before shipping; letters
addressed to either Of them the subject at reghts will
meet with prompt attention.
Ed. SNEEDEI, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW < KooNS, 50 North Street Baltimore.
LIE CH& CO., NO.9 AstnrlIonse.Or No s. Vim Ct n Y
LEEOIT & Co., No. 81 Kilbv Street Boston.
H. II HOUSTON, CIeMI Freight <G't. Philadelphia.
t. L. H0UPT, Gent T7cEet dqk Phlad elnhfo
THos. A. SCOTT, Cent SulH, Altoona, Pa. jqn1
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TRANSPO 5RT TION.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
80 80
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

NS and after Monday pril 1859, TIE passenger
" Trains will be run d ally as follows:
Frst-The Great Louis, Cincinnati, Co
lurnhus Wheeling, Benwood, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily at 11:l0 arriving
In Baltimore at $3.50 a. Nj connecting with trains for the
Eastern and Southern cities. Returning leaves Baltimore
at Aus H., arriving Benwood SIG and Wheeling
500 A. NJ connecting with the great Western, Southeastern
and Northwestern Express This train only stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel water.
seeondThe Northwestern Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis,
Indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling,
BenWood, Baltimore and Washington City xpress departs
daily eNcen Saturdays at 1:45 p NJ and arrives at Bai
more at p ~, connecting with the the Eastern
and Southern cities. Returnng Baltimore at 1920
~ and arriving at Brnwood 1850 and Wheeling Mt 2:1O
An This train stops Mt all regular East Of Cum
berlanI
Wheeling and cumbsrland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted 1855 A. H., arriving
in Cunberland at 6:S5 Returning, Cumberland
at $40 A. NJ anil arrives at WheelinS at $50 r. NJ This
tr ain stops at all stations. J. b. P0RD, Agent.
w. p SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
l., NJ. CoLg, Gen'l Ticket Agent. ap12
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New lFsall and VT7SV7iateY GRo0ds

iSANs0zVW h G844 G&4AS& wv AA4O&e& &Sd9OAS
@ RDRYGo
: : @ !
pey
wool Tor Nrya,tn
apes
qar!a:
err Adams evrab uIdoubes
IR
ou AT F " cheap
ALEX. HEYNTAN
- whIuS
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5s9ssS Se fzssiSsf5E 2:
PASS EMGERG

- F=N1N9 Elm "a e n .
FIEO0z TIE WEST GOING SOUTH.
TWICE daily Sunday nte!t exccpted) for the clay
! House, Washington, fredericksburg, Richmond Pc
EersbnrE Weldon &c &C. (otH i'Comac River an the
splendid and comfortable steamers Acqa Greek thence
to Richmond By the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto
mac Railroad.
Hours Of departure from Washington A. II and
p NJ, SUNDAYS eXcertcd) LeaY. on Sundays Mt $3.50 r. NJ
only Baggage under charge of special agent checked
throught to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
From washington to Richmond ............S5 so
From do tONEeldon. .............,. S
From do TO Wilmington ......,.... 10 81
The Richmond Fredericksburg Potion &C Ralroa ms
been In for 2 and In all that time, pas
SseT has either been killed or crippled by nccdcnt which
Is without paraiein the history Of Railroads in this
country 8. RUTH, Supt Trans.
Jnne ~, 1913 jy1-ly
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HEMPFIEI,D RAILROAD.
II, fre.hts intended for shipment the road must he
IA delivered between the hours OF and d. rr as
none will be received after that hour. n. SWEENEY,
sepI0 General Munger.
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The Capacity of this Road equal any the Country
TER.EEE 'TB1ROUGH
P A S S q ~ G. Err II AIN 5
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting direct in the Union Depot ut Pittsburgh, with
Ss osto5 F" ss.grn Ws'Ss TOR @
furnishing facilities for the Passengers
nut change Of Cars or Conductors.
Sleeping Cars Express Trans. Ths Etxprcss
NAL ami Fast Line SGnayE excepted farce
connect for Baltimore ana Washington
dsirha at 2. NJ Baltimore ut p. NJ, and New York
Fast Line -ives pittsburgh at4:3o p NJ arrivesin PHI
Express Train irtvcS PITTSBURGH ag9 PM, arrives in
S TSfR f. a /" A. NJ H''' ''fs at II a. NJ 'aa u
six Dtiy Traias between phtalelphla AMI New Yorl
Two Daily TRIMS between New York and NostOn. TIL ou
s S S r IS god S esF of. Of Tie 1Ss
TICKETS EASTWARD may he oh;.ineh at any of the
oety r.ul5r Linz of steamers on the Mississfpi or Chic
River>; and TICKETS WESTWARD at the Offices of tbs
Cnarany in B0,t0n Wv TOk, Baltimore Philadelphia.
Faro, always aslow as an. Noe5hern Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS ny PITTSBURGH.
coupl.t Western connections of the Penn
s,lvNaIn sttltoad t" Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE IBETwEEN The EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
The connecting of tracks bv the Rail Road Bridge at
pitslurrl avoiding all r!Nast or fertage of FREIGHT
prertutc shippers Freight AMI the TRAY. ling Public
PARTIES SHIPPING EASTWARD loiU Gnd 10 TO
thticnduuntnOstO ShiJby shiS Route.
For Freyh Contracts Shipping Directions apply to OF
ADDRESS either S s 3STlS As9ts @ tg Company
DOYLE Co. stsn6snvS o.; L. s. EEGE Co. znnSs-
Ky; ORMsRY CRoTPER, Por smouth, o.; PsDrOcE Co..
.efersonvile Ind II. ". EnwN Co., Cincinnati, o.:
ATtsR% ElRREkT Cnc natl q r. C. IIELDRUM Madison,
Ind; WILLIAM BINGHAM, I0Hisyi", XVI p e. 0'RLEY &
Co. Evansville. Ind " W. GRAHAM & CO., Cairo, ILL., r. F.
sass St Lons, Mo ;JonN I4Rns, Nashville, Tenn, liar.
& IUST. Memphis, Tenn; CLARxE & CO. Chicago Ill
w. II II. KOuSTz, Alton, III MrRPHY WALLE. Dubuque
Iowa. Freight Agents of Rail Roads points
in the West.
Tho GREATEST Facilities offered far tile Protection
and SPECIFY TIta%poTtution Of Lire St0cE,
And ooD ACCOMMODATIONS with privileges for persons
travelling
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Inconnecton with the above keep every kind OF lnu
and musical merchandise generally.
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Pianos, Seodeons, and every kind Of musical ilsru.
nsntS tuned and repaired.
t Allgo,"is warranted at this establishment. nov6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-30
K. LIST. RoBT. MORRISON. ".
LIST, MORRISON & co.

HgSRY K. MORRISON. ". B LOGAN.
LIST, MORRISON & co.
Successors 10 List & How veil and II. X List.
WHOLESALE GROCE2S d I'RODUCE DEALERS
Nos. IS So, MArN STREET,
wheeling, Va.
WE desire state to the friends ~ and 10
wv the trade generally, that possession the
most ample facilities for the transaction Of
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PE0DCCE BUSINESS.
We determIned to execute all orders
care with fidelity and prOmptness, and
able LIST, MORRISON d co.
January 1st, 1859.
Those having unsettled accounts with the late firms
Henry *. List Co. or List Howell will please notice,
that Henry List having purchased the entire OF
A. Allen Howell, In said firms, Or. Howell retiring from bu
siness) alone authorized 20 make settlement jdnI-y