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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

PiScESsKs, IA, June 20, 1883.
PROF. o. ]. WOOD; As you about to manufacture
aud vend recently discovered Hair Restorative, will
state for Ehomsoever may concern, that have
and known others TO use hat lhave for several years.
been in the habit Of using other Hair ReStoTavsE
End yours vastly superior any Otherl know.
tirely eleanseS the head Of dRndrun and with
proper will restore PERSONS hair to the original
youthful color and texture, giving II healthy, soft aud
glossy appearance; aud all this, without dscOOFing
hands that apply II, aTthe dress which drops
therefore, recommend every DESTROYS
Ing fine color and texture to their hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
III, WOOD CO., ProPrietArs, 812 broadway. N. Y
Tin the great N " Wire Railing EstAbIlshment and III
Market street; st. Louis, Mo.
And sold Is all good Druggists.
dee3-d, tsW&W-ly-H1 ..s oet26-Sra
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BB1CG's Arctic LBSTMEHT.
AHa -: the UniIed sEaIss SOHEEHI Frg,
ARCTIC VS.. MUSTANG.
,UY a BOTTLE OF

iavidlous and aPusieri card recently Pal ii.hsd BY
notiee a. LanEs. shouah diaiike Hsus5sEsr
eohtrovsrsss and have sv ays avoided them shall IN
ded 70 Is aimed BRAGG's ARCTIc IIsINENT ssd very
syldsniiy has suA'a,y eri i,sss drUt' Faied SEN
BY BRACES ARCTIC LISIMESr. The care 100 dssEi-
eeion Win he sS 1ap IA i so a IIsr SON
sPOnsibI for dstrioras quality for injuries
resulting from the Of the sIurioos article uh vksh
son Of that having any The
business un,r the style OF BragE Bgrr0ves. the
pie fact that he Invented t.
Since inyshtRs the Mu,,aBs, Dr. Bragg has had many
that in his Iaatured manhood he eoGid produce
remedy than il his comparatively Inexperienced yogth
ShersTsr II vas introduced hear eanciusve ttstnsny
been Introduced six months had supsrsedsd utheF
maTket T1t m e,tsTaaiiv S,I-St,r m ~ ~
Dr. BragE Was constantly annoyed y lstls feu various
Gle OF the Mustang eor anln it, lad t:sets under
The mistaken Impression that he s;i ~ proprietor Il
fore the Pnhlie IL card urrin u he i sTti
eonneetionEith H. that vas his ssar, ash which have
nothing 70 do. The MustaLE EoptirtcrH tlat
they are wen knosn 10 the basiness community Issst
to L Transparent; they dislike 10 ser their rl.ri d-
preparation superseded by BTaEF's Arei.e Lnrent
article 50 Erea'iy s superior bot yhis they 4et % so
slider failure Notvhstsnairs ;hs aeeetation, They
er-d large sum for is suPprtsisn. aud failing IN that
lte n2s eSs hdins much rsIsy T z eS spspeT esE, in
inent is faiure The public easily Fuiitd
these ssaenen SUPPOSE, readily comprehend dat
~ q such failure these unseTuuIrus erscus
tend, they would the llEr okissn
The Tact Is readily pereethlc hat they
prosperity Of tieir article, and vel thy
sby Of HE&GGs ARCTIC LISINESr sGs Pe.s.. an
Intrinsic value capable q positive
hvnee usiF ouly hope Is 70 zlGsiaE
be deferred from trying IT, veil II tty
tested its srit they could again he induced
the MgssAsg In eonsnsion claim ilattls At &c Lin
iuent is the bes arteeeytr offered TufI
lie
To it. BRAGG BURROWFS,
Sole PropfietoTs, 81. I.euiz, Missouri
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assembled at Quincy yesterday. Henry A.
Shaw. Rep, elected Speaker OF the House. The
retiring and incoming Governors delivered their
messages as required by law, the former states
that the finances in a satisfactory condition.
The election OF o. S. Senator will probably take
place to day.
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CHINA.

WE have received second supply Of French Chi
w ma comprising Band, decorated and plain China;
Dinner Tea Sets of and elegant patterns: large
assortment of beautiful Vases, and variety OF Pitchers
TurTeens Motifs Cups, and Cake Stands. We have
also received supply OF Silver Plated Ware, such
Spoons Forks Sugar TonEs, Mustard Spoons and knife
The Ladies' and others interested will please call
and examine stock H0DBS BARNES.
uovlO lis Main St.
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U
PRoE. WooD-Denr Sir: Your Hair RegoTatVe Is pToVin.
itself beneficial to The 'front.' and also the back part
OF head almost lost Its covering-in have
used but two bali pint bottles OF Restorative
the top OF head is we'll studded with promising
young hair, and the front Is also receiving It's
have tried other without
think from my own Personal Recommendation In
duee many Others TO try It.
You're respectfully, DIR. THOMAS, ND.
No. 464 Vine street
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LOUISVILLE Jan. 6.-rwelve buildings in
front row, in Memphis, between Adams and
Washington streets. burned Yesterday Loss
nearly $500, 900. Forsyth and jameson, Stur-
gis x Sens, are among the losers Several per-
sons were injured by iating walls.
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INDIANAroLfs, Jan. 6.-The House organized
this p. A., and elected Hon. j. ". Gordon
Speaker, the Clerks and DooTkeePer are the
same as last session, Both houses adjourned
immediately after organization.
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creations until they shall be able 10 maintain
themselves. Without concluding the matter
the Committee rose and the House adjourned.
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PTTsnuRGu, Jan. 5.-River feet inches by
pier mark, falling. Weather damp and cloudy.
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DR.. BAAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES PREF

Langs. devote partieuI-r
Of all skin diseHscs-Luuhao EcrDfzi lteu
erone) Nerrlsia Pa s1ysis. Eplepsy- DytfrpslH,
Piles and al deranEemett cf he Stomach, Liver and Pow
els al chroue finale DISEASES SPECIAL
ton VII be given 70 the trrafrrehI %
I'VE AND EAR.
Without The Of tie knife Of Needle, and he has
SANITY on hand m excellent hss0Tfrent f stifu Art
cal Eyes, and Tyrnpanuns Druua, suitala fer
either and AL ages-lnse-ted III Eve minutes
DIX. BAAEEE has Esa4e discovery % Flud tkab
VIII prodlee perfect Absorption 81 IRE CATAEAcE, ana
perfect vision Eye, % the knife
Dr. Daakee produce hpushnd eerffeEts q his
perfect In curing CaueeTFi uh Ueers tis
tuar Seedlings every deeriptiOn AID nhlit
Of the knife special Erraenta
With Dr. HaAkee te % TIE izst d
eases, they viii hts I'D Eiee and
Dr. Baakre OF fEii-ui aH3 ceehrEted Fur
Reons ani Physicians living "a per-
sonaly in nearly every prinrai cay "a the ESrd- And
Li.ters directed Baakre aiming eenta) froni
any distance, correctly rating & EatTe Of ieir asease
Pondsaes FREE OF CHARGE ore hsurs iEesa A. n
70 p. II. nR.HAAKEE,
J 9q-Ts LEXINGTON sIREET.
dssS-ig5tSA~ BsatussFs, NJ,
2 = =
rae
+ laal. 42 0EL 2TlH2hd
l-5+.iiI5 t..E.- or
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IF YOU HAVE ANY PAIN,
BHEUMATISsI, NEURALGIA, BRONCHlIIs, PARA
LYsIS, OLD SORES, scALD HEAD, ECENs AND
scALDs.a sFTPPagOINTs, SORE THROAF,s .sTRAINa--.
AND BRUISES. sOKE BREAST, SWOLLEN GLANDS.
Pills, oR cCrANEoUs DISEASES,
go KIfY 4 HATTIE OF
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II. q. EDWARDS & RRFo.. 2

DE4LEls
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
GROCERIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS. &c, !.
Corner Adrtetdnd Monroe ST., oPposiie ReLupe House.
WHEELING, VA.
IA AVE just received and keep constantly on hand a
IL Lars asseEtu7eEt Ct Liquors uhrL theV
oa ~ wholesale and retail Al the lowest pEIess
Pure Piust Castillion 4 Co. handy "a = casks
ZINE sgnette Brandy-I and y casks
do do do = and l-I6
CoEnae Brandy, Cherry Brandy, --
Old Family Rye whisky,
aionobgahela do
Rsetined 10
Pure Holland Gin, Domestic Gin,
Sherry, Port, MADEIRA, Museat and MALAGA Wines
noVl6 " A. Ed wARLS 4 BRO
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

gB- Stop that cOughingl The "Hoarhound
Balsam" will do it. Cure that hoarseness I
The "Hoarhound Balsam" will do it. Keep
you quiet in church, The s'Hoarhound Bal
sam" will do 1t. Keep peace in the familyl
The 'Hourhound Balsam" will do it. Your
children can take it. Your wife can take it
You can take it. Price % cents. For sale by
the principal druggists. 4. II. Logan & Co.,
Gen'l Agents. sa,.4
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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NOTICE

I AN prepared reEuId re-bronze Chandeii.rs
Pendsnt 4e which have become furnished. and yarrsnt
% EtTe satisfaction. charge RefareresO D. Hub
bard, Bank Of whssiinz. idseiesr.dl J. n. Dill 0
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
a FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

TINAk OF beauty, cannot exist without fine head Of
hair, then read the following, and you more,
circular around each bottle, and no one doubt: =
PROF. WOODS HAIR RRsrORATIYE.
We call attention Of al old and young to this won
deTul preparation which back original color
gray hair-eoveTs The head OF the bald Iuxuriant
grOwthremoyes The dandrud, itching, and all cutaneOus
eruPtons-eauSes continual TOW OF The natural duds
ana hence, II used gular dressing will
preserve its color, ana keep 1t from falling extreme old
age In all its natural beauty We call then The bald
the In scalp, to III and surely the young
will not they value the flowing locks the wheeling
curl, ever be without IT. Its praise is the tongue
thousands.
The Agent Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Ha
ven, received the following letter In regard
tive, few weeks since:
DER RIVER, CoNS., July 90, 1895.
Mr. Leavenworth-sir:I have been troubled with dan
drun scurf my head for than year, my hair
began out, seurf and hair together. in
New Haven pap about "WOOd's Hair Restorative"
called at store the LIST OF April last
purchased bottle 1t, and found my satsae
ton II the thing 1t removed the seuTf
gan TO grow II is now two or three ches IN length tdee
u teds alt %. have great faith In s. you
two bottles moreby Mr. Post the bearer this don't
know of The kind is used in this place. you may
u market Tor many bottles alter IL Is known here.
Yours With respect, l'- RUFUS PRATT.
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gE OF CHARGE

DRBAAKEE IN
also Eve sp-ria .
aftenIou r. fhe
following cases
Colds,Can
sumption, Group,
IunasLEa, Asthnsh.
BTsuehitis ami al
.. y
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STATIsAIENT.
CITIZENS DEPOSIT BANK OF WHEELING

Wheeling, Va, jan I,,. 1859. - ''''- '''-''''
We, the committee appointed books bills
and moneys Of C=ens Deposit Bank do hereby csry
that We have examined and counted and find the
above statement to be correct.
GEO. X WHEAT,
]. n. VANCE,
CIiESTEg d. KNOX
wheeling, jan LIST. 1852. JACOB BERGER.
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The regular annual meeting Of Stoekhoders the
above Bank for The election OF Seven .re
ensuing year, viii be held the Bank. THURSDAY,
jan 6;h, lsJ2, between the hours o'clock p NJ
SAMLP. HILDRETH,
llnl-Ln.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD:
Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER

The Fourth Volume of this beautiful popular Weekly
journal n viii begin Jan%y It. 1852 under the most
and ..v.,., u Greatly Enlarged,,
win M handsome pictorial illustrations must Increase pres
feature e the .Homestsad viii DO conducted in man.
wohy o. ne great interest desires foster Every De-
@ % o. southern Agriculture will receive due attention,
anu aen systems Of cnltvang the soil raising gen
ssd fennd az as been By
are constantly writing this department of the
,sssn Moltcusas. constantly filled with
.HS
,.n ..,n ~. j M; I. !. VIRGINIA IR FRENCH
stsad for 1882 will be general acclaim as hv
her many admirers and welcome extended to Se ve
thought Several highly n.rssuK .tos. If
appear in the Homestead for 1889, from pen Of Mrat
IiILUsrRATIONs-Ths Homestead" will continue as
heretofore, be illustrated with handsome engavngs pre-.
News Summary Of Foreign md Domestic esenss will an
in each number variety Of interesting
noderats Compass eveyihng Of general interest
MARK Ut REpoRTsstriet attention will 30 given to Mar
Reports for 1889 the editors determined their paper
'na,' sAee' 10 s the Southern People.
shed in your the vital interests the
country which has been by judges
similar paper Union We therefore ask Southern
who desires subscribe for an and Family
and furnish III family Interesting useful reading to give
the soS'hs IN his spn;ss,
ished weekly each nsnber containing eight large nages
printed in the handsomest style and splendid enabeed
One 81 six copies $e ten copies SIS land
ira copy 10 the person getting up the Cnb2 Address
ss-send for specimen numbers, prospec,vses, Make
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This celebrated Wine OF the above we'll known brand ba.
been and will continue to be- received BY the undersigned in
quantities the increased demand of dealers con-
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence
the closest nsa descendant The old and
established house of Hedsick CO. OF Rhems thew bsus
taken hold Of with determination to bring and claims
before the public generally than here
too The superior quality Of this article must satisfy any
that Its lou is from where great attention
It's production Charles Hedseck has given his whole mind 70
the perfection of his wine making 1t worthy the narns
fully understand and appreciate the shes Of
and of his having proned by that Information Il
evidenced by the Champagne presented for the palate
the commissioners wine unsurpassed fer 5 rich bouquet and
general excellence The varieties OF brands Charnpsgrs
tend greatly donb to confuse the purchaser but lovers
of good and genuine wine ok for Charles He dsieck
In full the label we'll the corks capsules
T. W. BAYAup Co.
General Agents for North Americs, New York
The Charles Hedseck b. obtained in quantities The
Houses besides named
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
Il. J. HART Il CO,
j. H. 4 T. N. MARKS
SEWETL T. TAYLOR
fec 1y PAINE, STEELE 4 co.
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FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-sIIOr.

ND GEORGE PATTERSON
" Successor to Mclean 4 PattersonD Of Delord
and New Levee streets.
The undersigned ia prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire Fronts, Furrsce Mouths and Crate Bars -'
BRASS WORK of every description Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc. q "
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand all Crate Bars Wheel Stir
Flange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves of sizes used
by steamboats, ~
Heis Agent for the sale of Osborns Patent Fuel Saw
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken of by Picayuns Printing
Office and others that have them in Of these Bars
be in under boiler lately put up esta
ishment. ~
He has also made the sale OF
Boilers end Machinery and will Depot convenient
the establishment where large quantity of hand Boil
and Machinery may be found all times for sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans, June |, 1854 ia If
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z ATHMAN's TROPICAL KooFING-

Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate
Its tested and recognized qualities
LIST. uRABIIITY-e1ual to the best slate roofs,
I'd Observation-Disclosures any other no crack,
leaks being possible.
3D. BEAUfY- presents smooth and granite like sDrsaco
4th CHEAPNESS-It less than though II ia ~
good slate wood roof and the nfsrr
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
of cutters and valleys. ~
9Th INcoMBusTIBfLITY-Itw resist fire better than
slate roof
9th CONFERENCE.-THE will not soften under the hes, az
this climate and the interior buildings from ,hs
intense heat of ~
7th sOIID!TY becomes harder smoother from sxpo
be roofs Of any slope being Of jpt
weight does require heavy aers support Wills il ID
liable 10 and breasng does require repairs
substances several of which peculiar alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment, experience
In this city.
Testimonials Of the above are in the hands
OF thu agent and may be verified by any person wishing
before contracting. -
All orders left at the Postofce Box K Nc O. will b
promptly attended to or apply to
J. @. KAUFMAN,
jel5 ly corner Of Bienvie md Marsls ats
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INFECT TRADE
BAYLOR & CO,

Notice is hereby given that all claims which
pon proper to bs Re from the books Baylor
Co. and H claims which may be established by process Of
lAT VIII he promptly paid with interest, in full.
Iu1s occasion is taken inform friends DIRECT
ina pE and the correspondents of Baylor Throughout
the Cotton Districts that during coming business
advances will be made usual in New Cotton fo
direct shipment Europe accommodated in all by
tees for the balances due on each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Baggiug will be ed
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
SO the Cotton already sold duplicate
sccs1nt sales will in instance be made LONDON
ny Public Accountant and interested
daay PLANTERS who have shipped send forward tho
marks and weights their Cotton other a
will facilitate the matter.
AZ letters, private well business relating
Hairs Of Baylor Co. and direct trade will
&C. g. BAYLOR. A LOMBARD STREET, LONDONn
Notice of Dissolution,
Notice hereby given that the copart
nershp existing according
nent, between the members of the fl Baylor Co tho
same will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed
liquidation. c. a RAFTOR
Manchester. March. 1883. "a tfhW
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. a. 1855
To the Honorable the Common Council
of City Of New Orleans
ENTLEMEN: The undersigned owners
" of property fronting Camp street. CALI
ops street, respectfully petition your honorable body
agreeaby to section a City Charter tose public
paving Camp Canal Ca'liope street with
granite blocks less than inches by
long than eve inches wide by eighteen long
less than inches thick.
Said ocks be of quality of granite having sides
top well dressed even surface when
laid, and TO be good solid work.
Said be laid diagonally four sharp
sand and London gravel with coatng dressing when
laid inches of sharp and Lond
be properly filled and rolled win suitable roller until we'll
settled
curbsone four inches thick furnished when
the City Surveyor think it requisite change the old
curbing, in orde to make substantial work.
The curbsone both side, of Camp from anal Caope
raised and graded to proper hight level
the of the speedy
the side walks to be raised and tagged
The crossings the intersection of all streets
with North river tagging wide the
used to feet WIDE four fet long, and
thick raised in center graded
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A Honorable Cons.il de willie de la Nouvee Orleans:
/ ES sOUSsIGNES proprietaires sur In rue
IL du Camp, entire les Canal tallopp prien
honorable commencement la section
de nouvee charta de la Vile de fre vendra enca apes
avis public dome pendant vngt jour cntra nyeIe
men ct lie psyage de IA rue da Camp patts de a du
mons de eux de argenr douze
longueur. nayant plus de douze de agenr
longueur moins de dix de asseur.
dts bocs devront ee de Ia mellenre qnale granite,
c6es les extremite bien dresses de acon
surface une lis poses ct rouvrige devra ee
sode.
lie dit pavage devra etre pose dagonaement guare
de sable vii de rravo de ondres de
auare pouces sable vif gravos opdres
les joints devron etre remps conveablement
ct lie pavage ensue conyenablemen conlpresse
Les pier bordne babuelles quatre pouce
ournies posses partont uge
conceivable, de aniere tire para
de bordure c6tes de la du Camp pa
du Caral iusqua Caope seon elevees haueur
de manere pegout des
rapideen les banqnetes elevees da6es
Les sections des fats dalage
rivere du nord quae pieds de argenr les
de s,g anront Geux pes de large quatre pes de
long de six d'epasseur ponron
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GREAT BARGAINS-GR BARGAINS,
FORTY PER CENT DEDUCTION.

G. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Cuombouse and Biepvi,,s
streets, New Orleans.
LOOK Nti'jLASSFS Gilt Frame md Imitation do Orna.
Engravings. Photographs ETC. ~ '
His superior aud splendid offered at forty per cent
ket prices. ~ 1859
n h-Every aea Is guaranteed and the chocs Locking.
GLASSES with double thck The
ton is ewing to the discount allowed the decns in glasses
Gliding guaranteed for ten years.
An Immense Gallery Of Paintings EngravAgs and tho-
siderable reduction. " "
A large variety of Tassels, Pins, Clasps ETC.
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES
FOB sALE-A Of sereocopic Views excessively low
to close consignment ~
NJ Paintings Renovated. n13 FIN
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TRUNKS. RAGS a

TTN-sS TRUNKS. BAGS, etc GrsNN~
AE ny vi chants is solicited to my rich EsisI 81 M
&laAaAAJ stock of goods suitable Tor the <Iss W.
Spring Trade, consisting, in part of
to SIS SO. ~ " " ~
NEsfED TRUNKs-two and three Trunks in one nest at
81 rs up to So 50. " ~ ' "
Wood Folio Trunks at S21 per DOZEN, and upwards
Imitation and Genuine SoleIeather Travelling Trunks from
81 80 up to $40 per piece. e ~ ~
VALISES from ST. per dozen. and upwards
Ladies' Sole, Leather Dress and Packing Trunks
Bonnet Boxes, Reticues, etc., at various prces
Ladies' and Gents Travelling School Bags from S. Is
per dozen, and upwards. 10 ~ -
Genuine INDIA RUBBER CLoTHING-I.ong Goats and
Lessins for Plantation Offices Steamboat Captains
O1-CLOTH CLIO THING for Plantation Hands and Draw
~ ~ 10y
Also large variety of other Goods suitable the country
trade all of which will ut the lowest market prices
And as my establishment was, FACE" always the most
favorable one to purchase either in variety
quality or qnantiy Merchants and Other purchasers
after Very respectfully ~ ~ ~
+. BAUER No. % Magazine street,
~. between Graver and Common
r consignment of 300 snperine Ladies'
men Soe-Lea,her Trunks OF various Sizes sold.