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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29
From the Cincinnati COmmercIal.l

TnE CAss DOCTRINE APPLIED.-The beauties
of the doctrine Of the administration, regarding
the rights and liberties of orr naturalized citl
zcns who may visit their native countries, as
laid down in the letters Of the Secretary ofState
to LIE Clere, of Memphis, and Mr.. Hofer of this
city, arc illustrated in the. case Of Col. Uhas
Ernst of this city who recently proposed to visit
Europe, with the design Of making observations
at the seat of war. Mr.. Ernst has been n citizen
OF the United States for thirty Years. He has
served in our volunteer military forces, and has
on several occasions seen active service in quel
| ling riots. lie now holds common Lieut.
Colonel in the Ohio Volunteer Militia, and is an
excellent officer and honorable citizen, widely
known and respected.
lie proceeded to Washington to have his
passports made out, taking letters to the State
| Department, stating his character and position
from the Hon. w. S. Groesbcck, and other dis
tinguished gentlemen. He obtained interviews
with General Cass, and was coolly told that 1t
would be prudent for him to stay at home, as
him the protection Of n citizen of the United
French army.
He has, in consequence, given up his design
of visiting Europe, and returned to this city,
very naturally impressed that he had been mis-
taken in believing that lie would be entitled to
respect anywhere on the globe as citizen Of
the American Republic. lie proposes to enter
formal protest as n citizen against the ruling
of the Secretary of State in his case. 1t is n
question that he feels interested in having set.
tied, whether he is citizen of the United States
or citizen of France, and whether, natu-
rallied citizen of this country, he has any rights
that Napoleon is bound to respect.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29
SIP EcIAL NOTICES.

Narrowly, June 3, 1855.
DR. RSkEa.-DRs Halls BGIsAM for The AaIFs med
sine which rsAll all that purpOrts TO do and
no mistskeiI f6r Eve years sa cOpsun op, which
graduaIiywOre pon me II vs. eO' ed font bed. which
Twas and ompee to keep fol he last ftae naOatks.
Al thaEtisne ali said IcouId p6t live more
eer but by the use Of Dr. HaHs Balsam have been
6red AeqEb that attend to business usual
/ feel UaIMGJES a medicine should known.
WA. WHITE.
This certify that well acquainted with Mr. White
tts case statement S strictly
tF?ei Il Z4I.li II oHARLEs Civ.
saraAOgsstreots NeWPOTt, EIeutucEys -.s--a.-z---a
For sale by I'll. LOGAN 4 CO.,
iea2+2v Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

TnE official paper of MncOupin county, IL.
publishes delinquent tax list of about forty
columns long. This beats anything in the way
of delinquent tax lists that We have ever seen,
Macoupin county will be sold for takes on tho
fourth Monday of July, unless the tax payers
can rails the "needful" in time. gs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29
70 the BE DruEged nnd Poisoned Citizens
Of wheeling md VIeinItY. IL

70 the BE Dragged nnd Poisoned Citizens
OF wheeling and Vicinity. .I
You overrun with delugeOf the vest compounds in
of "AIooholle Drnks that ever emanatr from
that pest society, LrQuoR MixEa They sold
you luxury, they dispensed you MedI-
cline, and in either the effect is the same.
There is but way to escape, and that to use,
luxury medcament, safe reliable stimulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which it cerun that
not been tempered with Such ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which distilled under Inspection of the British Govern
ment, is deieaty favored (unIike any other Gn) with
Of the valuable Vegetable
Kingdom and by far the healthy beverage exant.
Tbs EMiHESf PHYSICIANS or EUROPE AMERICA not
only recommend its by the hale and hearty, but pre-
scribe It medicine where stimuIant Is required
The will find It not only pleasant Cordial,
but certain relief susTinRS OF periodical character
ASALTTIcAL CHEMISTS pronounce It perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by all DRUGGISTS
0ERs, &c. .7..s .., ..sr.=-
For sale In Wheeling Va by T. H. LOGAN CO., ~ Main
street, T. i. JOHNSTON, lT6 Market st, and others
EDMUND g. CHARLES, General Agent.
myl7-d4wl1m DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, MY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

a careful investigation has developed these
facts. There are at present in London (Which
contains nearly three millions Of inhabitants.)
1862 wives who have left their husbands to fol-
low their lovers; 1871 husbands who have run
AWAY from their wives; APO couples living
apart by consent; 191, o23 couples living under
the same roof in state of warfare; l62,S2O
couples hating each other cordially, but mask
ing, in public, their feroctous hatred under a
feigned politeness; 5lo,1S9 couples living in
state of Indifference to each other; 1lo9 couples
rcputed happy by the world, but who are not
quite SO in reality; 1875 couples happy in COM
parison with others more unhappy; couples
really and truly happy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

A FAsr1DIoUs WlFE-It it said that man
named Byers, who was hung at Welland, Mass,
ia few days ago, previous to his execution offered
after death for the sum of $40. The offer was
accepted. The money was RENTED to his wife,
but the poor woman refused to receive it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

IT is calculatodthat already over $4,000 men,
in killed and wounded, must have been offered
up to tho cause of Italian nationality. The re-
suits should be great that will compensate a
continent for the hands and intellects thus cut
down at their greatest vigor. There arc some
persons, however, who cling to the belief that
the future of Italy, as it will be moulded by
France and Russia, will amply repay this holo-
caust.
The two days battle of Magenta swept from
existence and placed hors du combat moro than
twice the standing army of the United States.
What commentary on the misery of War.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29
TRUSTEES Sale,

DY Virtae al deed Of trust executed by Thoras 5al
cIefLSs oiee az County Court. In hook 81 ioh" =
Will tislss5th Of July, 1853,
door on the tavern Of Joseph Farrell, tIun q ~
LIbty Ohio county. Va, sell ut public sale, foovr
DToTprtv mentioned IN the deed Of trust,
ThTeshins Masht One tORr bone Wagon AMI =,
horse wagon. Terms % sale, Cash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

A letter writer, in speaking of the Arnpahoe
Indians, says-'"rho young ones are thorough
savages-thcir allowance of clothing averaging
six inches square of buffalo skin to each, hut so
unequally distributed las is the case with world
Iy goods in gencraiJ that the Majority ave a
scantier allowance" - = g IA "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

The N. Y. Times happily describes the Hon.
I0hm a NJ Bolts Of Virginia t IS eyidsny suffer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

The Washington Constitution regards Judge
Douglas letter, recently published, as n delara.
ton of his purpose TO oppose the nominee of
the Charleston Convention, This expression of
opinion by the Constitution will be regarded as
a declaration Of war by the Administration upon
Douglas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

oURcOrrespondentat West Liberty will excuse
US for the liberty we have taken with his letter
AT the time of its receipt good portion of the
copy for this mornings paper was already in
hand, and we were obliged to either cut it down
or omit it altogether-we chose the former. We
hope this will be satisfactory to our correspond
ent s.a4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

Mn. ALFRED. JANSEN, of LIE Clare, Illinois,
died q. few days ago from the sting of a bee
He a wealthy young Eqglishman, and was
When stung nc said it was a Serious matter for
him, as he had once, after being stung, swooncd
away and remained insensble for several hours.
Saleratus was applied to the wound, but hc was
soon violently iii, became insensible and in few
minutes had commissions, and three quarters of
an hour from the time he. was stung he was
dead IIc was young man Of liberal education,
andwas about going to England to pay visit
to his relations. - i''E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

IT is stated that Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keun-
have received an offer Of 10000 to make a
theatrical tour in the United States, to com.
rnence in tbe ensuing autumn. II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

.rnE transit across the English Channel is
wel,known Latin quotations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

a BACHELOR, aftcr discovering his clothes full
of holes, exclaimed, "Hendi-cdnt."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

AN Indiana paper, speaking of the editor Of
the Government Organ, calls him 80 Dem. Edi-
tor" He is dem poor Editor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

The EMrxENr Men OF V1Rc1NrA.-In answer to
various questions respecting the series of papers
which have appeared in our columns concerning
the early distinguished historical personages Of
Virginia, VIC have the satisfaction Of stating that
they are from the pei, of Mr.. John EstOn Cooke,
literary world by series of novels, which
though the author is quite young, have extend
ed to quite number of volumes. "The Early
Days of Jefferson" "Lcather Stocking and
silk" "Thc Virginia Comedians" "Greenway
Court" are among thcm.-N. Y. Century.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

Novelty Mills Family Flour.
1R0 Bbls Novelty Mills White Wheat Family FuuF
l.yO received and for AAle by GEO. ADAMS
sea No. 50 Main Sc.
tHILpRENS Fancy Straw IatsA large assortment AZ
" Nays on hand. ue4l HARPkR bro.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

TUE Trumbull County Board of Agriculture
offer premium Of So for the worst horse in
the county; 50 for the second worst, aid 81 for
the third worst, and have appointed Dumars of
the Youngston Register, Ritszel sofithe Warren
Democrat, and Adams of the Warren Democrat
3s being The worst judges Of horse flesh in
Cro show the peculiar fitness Of two of the
judges it is only necessary to say that Demars
changed, horses with each other and did not
know of the "swap" until they found themselves
watched by the police.-El. CIereland Herald
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

Ar Detroit, recently, an OK was killed because
he could not understand the French language.
Tho team, consisting of one English and one
French OK drawing n heavy load and driven by
a French driver, was crossing the track when
the express train. made its appearance. The
driver, in great excitement, Immediately order
cd the oxen to chuck fthc French word Tor
"haw." The French OK understood him and
turning off the track saved himself, but the
English OK never having studied the language,
pressed further on and was instantly killed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29
NOTICE.

HENRY X LIST
DAM c. LIST
HAVING leased TIE extensive Railway Iron Wort. Il
the Crescent ManuEactuI ing Co., and 81.
vices Of e. W. Stephens SAL Ffirt-r-nt fully
prepaHel 10 manufacture all descriptions OF sold at4
Tifert Rails especially i..vte attention q ~
public 70 the TublaF EI, Cteh=ns Jrnkiss' P4,tsr
which We are nov manufacturing Of the best guilty Or
Clers for any description will Ircnpt A.
tentol. lpnya3-dGW IniI O. d. HUBBAED co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29
Notice. of Dissolution.

Notice. of Dissolution.
FTIIIE so-paFtsEaIp hFEtO(OrE ttaz L-tHeu the IN.
,iersi.ned under the Hrm OF &s 4! s.-Fl. ,1.el
SeptsinbeT Last Al Ia indebted To the t.r
requested To call anI paw i:oa either
of the untIeTsigur tie basil-As must ie
having eIais.hEe requested u present thez -
THONls SFiLI
feII-Im EDWARD REID
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

IPPENCUTF BARW's Premium Eire Proof sai.'; -
II powder proof IOeks, Nos. O, ], 3 Z, ., o.
and sanDIes o. All kinds Of Vault doOrs, be ios
the Agency, No Sc Main street. These SSfes stAA1
vailed In point Of HnIsh and iTe proof qualities.
can and zee Gheaa. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
Shooting Array at Placerville.

TIACEKVILLE sept 10, 1903.
shooting affair took place in this city this morning al
seven O'Clock. j. II. Brown and wife, Of California re-
Gently returned from visit TO Carson Valley, and a. p
Fletcher OF California; also recently returned from Carson
valley whittier he had been to meet his father from the
East The parties all arryng the Orleans Hotel
with his wife in the paror Of tae hotel his revolver
and fred the shot taking effect about his chest Fletcher
lied, pursued by Brown, who continued fire until after
three Of which took effect. Fletcher bled proftsey his
course being marked from the parlor the street by
condition. little hopes being entertained of his recovery
Brown was arrested and brought before Recorder Bush
waving an examination, he was held to answer in ten
thousand dollar bonds failing to obtain which, he was
committed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
Our San Francisco Correspondence.
GAN L SAINT q

DAN FRANCISCO, sept y, 1909
Interesting Items Of Ne,os, de-, de-
The Society Of California Pioneers will celebrate tho
ninth anniversary of the admission of California into the
Union this day by procession and other exercises.
Doctor John Hastings has fled petition for the benefit
Of the nsolvent law He states his losses sos oO0
Liabilities $21 900.
The steamer ,ah arrived in this port yesterday She
has been for several months engaged in removing wild
cattle from the island Of Santa Rosa opposite Santa Barbara
to the main land She succeeded in landing 5000 head
about one third of the number of cattle on the island
The steamships Golden Age and Uncle Sam left here on
the 9th for Panama. The latter took or seven HIM
dred passengers and the former six hundred The shin
ment Of treasure by the Golden Age was s2l2a6l3
woman named Emma Brooks, native OF England.
aged thirty years, died suddenly the 9Th inst in !,
house Pacific street. She led very Incorporate M.
Patrick Dolan who indicted for stealing onant;tv
of goods from the United States Appraisers store ana
who was liberated on $4,000 bail, abscondcd from the
stae on the 9th inst He went off on the Golden Age
The third annual exhibition of the Horticultural Society
opened at Musical Hail the 9th inst The dsnlau ~
fruits and Gowerss very fine f' "
The post mortem examination of the bo5y or ,tohooh
Mnttcn native Of Moldava, who died on the al inst
showed that he met his death from fracture Of the skull
caused BY blow received in n row. which took place on
the 4th OF May last The testimony on tho Coroner,s in
quest did not disclose who inflicted the blow Deceased
was thirty six years Old.
= man named N. II. Smith was killed. August 90 nj
Mugs Mil, sierra county, while loading his wagon BY
some means saw log rolled upon and crushed him
70 mcath. Deceased was native Of Maine
me fr RIVER Rangers, volunteer company organ
neu 10 lehama county, attacked, September g. ran
encra OF Beaver Creek Indians, numbering two hundred
seventy OF whom killed. Three Of the Rangers weroj
w1unded-two with arrows and the other with Dnckshot
Robert Jacobs, who shot by n Spanish woman in
georgetown last week, died here Saturday Deceased
was native OF Pittsburg, Pa, aged about thirty fv|
years
william Koch, while Mt work ut Monte Christie last week.
was fatally injured by Of rocks falling upon him.
little girl, named Laura Amanda Mclarty aged aboueI
nine years, was browne the 9Th lust this city.
ne lad been in the habit Of gathering shsvings h0
Whai ana was probably engaged IN DONG when he
eel toto the bay,
~ NUhpm y CowAD, formeff ore q tho physloanG|
% ne insane asylum Gt STOCKTON, found dead lask
week, icw miles from Marposa The alarm was irst
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-09
Amnskmfnts,
DETURN OF THE CAMPBELLS.

DETURN OF THE CAMPBELLS.
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS
COMMENCING MOND tY. Senten1her 10Th
RUMSEY 4 NEWCOMERS
ORIGINAL
81 + ID WINS TIRE is!
BRASS BAND!
DOUBLE TROUPE!
And the only CAMPBEL4IS now in existence: all others
assuming the name nothing than mountebanks
against all such
The advantages the CAMPBELLS enjoy above any other
Mnsei organization, arises from their wnt-rng the last
Twelve years in the Southern country Their delneaons
OF NEGRO character from natural scenes and Incl
dents in African lie and aim at presenting the musical
and comica pecuariieS Of the Southern Negro and eeva
ting him to his proper Standard OF atura Wit and Musca
Talent, presenting the pha es Of - - -
NEGRO LIFE ON TIE PLANTATION,
and representing the musical capabilities of the re-
fined Negroes of cities and villages
In representing truthuly the Shades and Peculiares
of Negrp Life, stamped the Camp
bell Artists unapproarhable and defying.
Free Balcony Serenadn nightly by the
.hS- CAMPBELL BRASS BAND -El
led by the Wizard Bugler, AUGUST ACHI.
Doors oPen at ~ O'Clock: commences at
ADMlTTTANCE 25 CENTS.
p, A. CLARKE,
sS9t Agent and Business Director.
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BY GIBSON 4 co
TRUSTEES SALE

-MsisAvALUABLE REAL and GEAsEHoLD PROPERTY.
pI pursuance OF general order of the Court Of Common
vent debtors the UNDERSIGNED trustees for the benefit of
o s cad pnbS Of s Wam debtor will
gay OF Septemoer next at IL o'clock A. NJ the following
No TWO LOTS, situated the northwest cornero Of
@ and aca streets fronting y feet on Pratt street with
aeyimproved by large and commodious BRICK STABLE,
WIN accommodations 25 horses and the other situate
te southwest of Pratt Paca running thence
spuhery on Paca street 1870 feet inches Columbia
then westerly Dover street IL feet Inches thence north
ery parallel with Paca street 1871 feet Pratt street, and
ming: Improved BY large and well known HOTEL haV-
the Three Tuns Hotel said two lots being subject the
ON ground rent OF $9 per annum PAYABLE quarterly
street. Beginning 70 feet from Paca and binding on
Lemon street ives ery 10 feet inches and running back f
proved BY BIAGks8 fTTF SHOP IS IN Ice and I'M
Beginning feet inches easery from the northeast cor
ner OF Pratt and Green streets .nd running thence easey
ed then with said lot north 10 feet to lot No above
north still with said lot No 3 90 feet Lemon street thence
westerly on Lemon street 81 feet and thence by straight
line to the beginning.
Tf P BFF ck @ ga T d by 5R5
front OF q feet inches and depth of G2fes Now under
lease to John g. Hewes for 300 per for the three,
large BRICK ST4BE having seccmmodntons for about
2O horses and the property ncudesa vacant lot the
whoe ot subject to ground rent Of SLIGO, payable semi
The stables described in No / and and the blacksmith
shop in No p are leased TO James f. Crange of
$500 per annun, to expire the 9th Of APRIL Is with the
privilege to the lessee of renewal for years more, unless
VIM orbacke the lessee should require the property
his own use.
No ALSO ALL THAT LOT the northwest side of CO.
lumbia street. Beginning at the southeast Of the
whole ground heretofore assigned by Jacob Wolf to Thomas
K Hand, &c, and thence snuwestery Columbia
20 feet to alley % fec and inches wide, and running
back said alley 3 feet thence StinOrthwesery about So
feet to the northwest outline of said whole rOuni
norhcastery that outline - feet to the northeast outline
s. feet inches to the begnnng This lot IS subject to the
rent of SS So payable semi annually and is improved by
thecStory BRICK DIV EILNG commOdous and well built
The terms of sale areOnehalf OF the purchase money
be paid in g. and one half in lmmOnth with interest," for
which the bonds Of the purchaser will he required
with approved security the whole may be paid in cash
John COATES.
GEO WIN. BROWN, Trustees
+. W. BRUNE, Jr,
a29-2aW3w&lS GIBSON x CO., AuctioneCrs
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DGases, It., for Sale an6 Bent.

fF::A VALUABLE FARMS, HOUSES, LOTS,
A7iii FORSALE.A Farm of 3O0acres in Queen Annes
4sscounty having many great resources; Improvements
good, ana has fine facilities for communication with Bati
more by steamboat will be exchanged for good city proper
~ Also numerous well located and valuable Farms in
Baltimore Hartford, Frederick, Prince Georges and other
counties of Maryland many of which will be sold at little
more than the cost of improvements
PLANTATIONS AND FLOURlSHING ESTATES IN
EiRGINIA magnificent Estate in Amherst county, CON
tanning LOO mile from the city of Lynchburg and
having front of about miles James River will he sold
for $4,000 Large tracts of Grazing and Timber Land in
Lands in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri
Kentucky Tennessee Georgia. and manv ohGr Western and
Southern States These lands will be sold exchanged for
merchandise very reasonable
HOUSES large and small in all parts of the city for SALE
and KENT. GROUND RENTS bought and sold. MONEY
LOANED ON MORTGAGE. BONDS, STOCKS and other
securities exchanged for Real Estate
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-09

EiiI The excellent, substantial and commodious Dwell.
-zsiaA LING, No. 200 North Charles street.
The lot fronts % feet on Charles street running back
100 feet to Morton street
The main building IS stories with large threestory
back building, and Deep dry and cool cellar under both
the modern convenences of Wash House, Gas, Water
and Furnace fixtures complete The location unsurpassed
and daily enhancing in value
The buildings Of the best material and most subSan
al construction having erected under the supervision
Of and expressly as a residence for the owner.
This property viii positively be sold as the owner
about moving to the West.
Enquire on the premises, of BIT ELDER
M ION
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GGal.

w. r. SERVERS. j. II. OwINGS
TINE SUPERIOR HARD WHITE ASH
l. COAL MOUNTAIN COAL,
Also, FREE BURNING COAL of the best Mines for sale
at the lowest market prices by
W. R. SEWERS & co,
Office, 70 Exchange Place
il -3m Yard, 204 Cathedral street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-09
TOFFINS. COFFINS.
" HAYS & MORSE,
oARvERs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS.
No. Al CLAY ST., NEAR PARK
BALTIMORE.

COPY
HAVANA, May 2S, 1859
MeSsrS. p. Tiernan Dc Son, Baltimore:
Dear Sirsln to your favor nquir concerning
the classification of mark of Cigars Jenny Lind beg
say that sinceth establishment of factory, have
alwa maintained the order marks thus JENNY
Lind the first Jefferson the second and Niagara the third
1t is not intention to change them.
You assured gentlemen that such persons sell
the Jefferson mark first, do not act in good faith
Signed, PABLO, PARET PONs,
Makers of the Jenny Lind Jefferson and Niagara Cigars.
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Silber 6Mars> getutIrp, TT.

LINE WATCHES,
L JEWELRY,
AND
SILVER WARE.
We are receiving Fall supply Of new gaodswhch
we offer to customers and all who may favor with
call at reduced prices, at old established stand go Bal
timore street.
a27-Im WM. BROWN Il co.