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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

As lNrosTER.-Patrck Early was brought before
Justice Conwer yesterday the charge Of vsUancy having
represented himself s a mute and making his known by
mesn. Of sste and r.rc had collected considerable small
ohsDsr When arraised could speak well anybody
lie sent up for two months.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
CT U 3 C h z S
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST
Wheeling Baptist Church, south sido Clay between
Fifth and Sixth
Disciples Church. Market, between Biddlc and Third
GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protestant Church. west side Main between
Quincy aud Monroe; Rev Friedrich, pastor.
First German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling, Rev. Vim. HeIfer, pastor
German Lutheran Church, Rev. W. Buergrmcir,
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
jewish Synagogue, Quincy, over Intclligenccr Office
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Ch"PiimH Street VI. f. Church, east side Chapline
between First and Second Rev. j. L. Clark, pastor.
Fourth Street n. +. Church. west side FOURTH he
tween Monroe and Quincy, Rev. Thomas spLeary,
pastor.
North Street NJ E. Church. northwest corner North
anil Market, Rev !. s Patterson pastor.
So;th Wheeling NJ. T. Church.
Wheeling Island ChaTCI, Wheeling Island Rey
Thomas McClcary, pastor.
German NJ Z. Church, East Side Chaplinc
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church. west side Fourth between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. Henry Il. Weed, u. d., pastor
Second Presbyterian Church. soutIl-wrSt Corner
Webster and Market; Rev. Il. V. Dodge, pastor.
Third Presbyterian Church. east side Fill between
Chestnut and Fflhcrt, South Wheeling.
Fourth Presbyterian Church, cast size Main between
Adams and wHtsIngtGni Rev. Alfred PAUL., pastor
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
United Presbyterian Church, west side MnrIlct, be
Jefferson and MGdiSon Rev. T. McIrc pastor.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
st. Johns Church, west side Main, between First
and Second; Rev. SUuthgatc rector.
st. Matthew's Church. south side Monroe between
Filth and Sixth; Rev. L. 7. Perkins, rector.
EOsIAN CATHOLIC.
ST. James, CntnetirCl. southeast IINmpIen
nnd Fifth; Eight Rev. RicllNrl Y. Whcclnn Bishop;
Rev. james Y. Cunningham Assistant.
st. AIplionss Church, west side Market between
Btidle and Third Fifth Ward; Rev. Eirilsll, pastor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
CITY DIRECTORY.
WHEELING POST OFFICE.
Arrival and CLOSING Of the Mails.


Washington pn.. daily. Except Sunjny,J arrives at
10 4 ", closes at $50 P. NJ.
Parkershurs, Oy tlc I.vcl.) arrives at A. NJ. on
Sc'nes1lay, Friday and Sunday. Closes ut $50 a ~
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday.
rHrkerslurs ly b. 90. r. r., arrives at C:l3 p. n
Closes AT G::}O A. ".
HIail Train from the East arrives nj 1855 A. NJ
Closes at CAS- p. 81.
Express Train; from the East arrives at S:53 A. NJ
Accommodation Train from the East Cexccpt Sun
day.) arrives at 6:i3 J.. NJ. Closesnt G:G0 a. NJ.
Pittsburgh, Except suulay) arrives at 5 "A. NJ
Closes Mt 10 u. g.
Cleveland & pittsburgh Way Mail (exccpt Sunday
nrTiTeS at 1880 A. NJ. Closes at 10 a. 81.
Great Western. except sunday,) arrives at IL n
Closes at G:;}O A. NJ.
ST. Glairville nrrivcsat pm. Closes at $50 A. n
Caliz, daily, Except smday,) arrives at p NJ
Closes Mt 6:3O A. NJ. =
Bethany. Ya. arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at Il II. Closes same days at 1880 P..M
Rycrson's Station, arrives Saturday at p. NJ. =
Closes Friday, at NJ.
The Overland AIaII for California leaves ST. Louis
every Monday nnd Thursday, at A. NJ. Letters de-
signed for it should be marked "OvcrIand, via St.
Louis
The Overland Mails from st. Joseph No. to Placer
willie, via Salt Lake CITY, leaves ST. Joseph cvcry Sat
uriay. at a. II. Letters should be marked iOver-
land, via st. Joseph.
R75 Office opcnsat T:30 A. NJ Closes at 1880 P. NJ.
Open on Sundays, from to 3 p. N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28

q SRESPEcIAI NoT1cEs Double the above rates.
70 fearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor
ding to the space occupied and the number of Changes
made, lt 80 m, " 's'eS
An from transient persons or strang-
prescribed by law. y4sI.i9 L, -'s'
B54iness Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year
OF SS ior SIX months but for shorter period nothing:
will DO counted less tlinn square :!
, inc privilege OF Annual Advertising is limited to
ING ing ,Aayertisers own 1mnietate business; and nil
advertisements for the benefit Of other persons as
well rs all legal ddvcrtfsemciits ami afyerttsc,s
Of auction sales and mai estate sent in Iy them must
be paid for Mt the usual rates.
: Hzg Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
cases ut full rates 50. o. ' " ~
Marriages, Notices of Funerals and announcements
OF Sermons, so cents each. ,r noy1I559
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.
All the Lodges assemble at ODD Eel
lows Hall, corner of Market
and Quincy streets.


and Quincy streets.
vIRGISlUs LODGE, No. 8.
Meets every Thursday Evening. john Goudy, n
L.; James Courts. v g.; j. NJ Eickci, Secretary.
FRASLIN LODGE, no. 13.
Meets every Monday Evening. n. G. Marsh, N G.;
j. W. browning. v. e.; w. y McKclvey, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, No. 3s. (Gcr1nan.)
Meets every Wednesday Evening. Simon Hisricll,
NG; John NJ. Buersncr, V.G; John SaInde Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. SO.
Meets every Saturday Evening b. II. Rennnrd,
N t.; IL. w. Rc'imGn, N.G.; W. NJ. Dcrryhill, Scc'y:
PAMELA LODGE, No. So.
Meets every Friday Evc:,ing. L. F. Beclnr, n. G.;
JOHN 4. Vincent, V. e.; W. l. Blnln, Secretary.
ABRAMS ENC!tMPMENT, No. i.
Meets the FIRST nnl THIRD Tue-1lny Evenings Of
each month. james II. HAL. c. P F. Icelcr IL p
J"im FTcw, s W. w. +. 5IcKclvcy, Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL ENCAAiPAIEST. No. 81.
Meets the sEcoND and FOURTH Tuesday Evenings of
!. p. Hoffman, s. W. c. Lobmeuiler, Scribe.
CONCORD LODGE- No. 1S4, Germany
Meets every Monday Evening in their Hail. corner
Of Filth and Nine-Sts South Wheeling. ]. G. Miller
N'Gi Jacob ltz, v. c. Peter thinner, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
TRrsTEEs.-I. Colts, John Hamilton, A. Lorins, j.
L'.kcns j. NJ Bickc j. Berger G. ". Franzhcim, =.
-. 4. Caldwell. /. Cons, President :
q. BAIRD JE. Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28

An editor, a western one, has been to
the city, and he declares the Opera to be
nothing but magnificent humbug:
''The play is scrccchcd, screamed, and
squcaled out at the top of the human
voice, instead of being read or spoken,
and that, too, in foreign Language by a
set of eXPressionlcssb baboon-filced Italians,
and for thus being so grossly Lumbugged,
you arc generally charged double the usual
price of admission to a good thcntrc-be-
cause the performers are foreigners, we
presume, Well, fools and their money are
soon parted; twas so in our case, at feast.
Reader, neecr go to the opera but if yon
really desire to hear the most brilliant
opera music, we will give you recipe for
making it. Get n dozen old tom cats, a
dozen of old pigs and dozen of young
pigs, six donkeys, and four mules, two
dozen blood=hounds, four dozen raccoons,
twelve dozen screech-owls, Ave or six
dozen of babies of various ages, two dozen
great fowls, forty parrots, fifty crows, four
dnd-twenty blackbirds, half a dozen old
maids, and three or four old bachelors.
For the orchestra get two caIIiopes, ten
bass-drums, twenty snare-d drums, all the
old cow-bells, tiu=pans, tin-kettles,4 tin
horns, sleigh-bells, etc, etc, and set them
all agoing in full blast Mt the same time
and you will have a most complete opera
compared with which I'll he--ope wonldri'i
| be circumstance"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
@ E s. tifel,
NANUFi cTCRER OF
TIN u SHEET IRON. WARE


7H77S,H q --N " d 4S444Lt -LItLINWd dIVs
HAS ON HAND A VERY. LARGE ASSORTMENT
H Of IouscfurnishiIg Goods, c part of his stock
consisting of fine lot OF Wntor-conIers lined with
ser patent minute Freczers, Old Dominion Cutcots
'rH cages Cutlery britannia and Black Tin Ware Tin
lie requests of his customers and the nuIIj renor
ally, particular attention to his Water coolers and
patent Freezer If any wishes to Elve Ice; and tho
old Dominion Coffee Pot makes tho best coffee nnd
soon will pay in saving coffee . 'E-S' 1850
Alse on hGn!l L. n very large assortment of his own
manufactured Tin Ware, Wholesale and retail Any
articles not ON hand will be made orlcr ut
notice and at reasonable prices
6S@FtfGIT. .CAiES Al Why's ON HAND
Ihnzc IN want OF Housekeeping GOods will do we'll
to call on HIM. His arttccsarc TOO numerous to men
ton Those who call will find most every article for
htuhS Smt u me houscnoll- C. L. STIPEL.
yI3i59-'IGm No. lT3 Min St, Wheeling. Ya,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28


THE Mexicans are no respecters of per
sons, When the Constitutionalists took
Topic, n few weeks since, after shooting a
great many people, they exactcd the duties
over again Which had been paid to Mar
que; when lie held the town. AS the du-
ties wereSShcavy, having been for conductd
of money, besides those upon the regular
tra9s OF tile place, the merchants found it
inconvcnieut to comply. Mr.. Allsop, the
British Consul, was the first set upon. He
fatty refused to'pay, exhibiting to tic au-
thorities receipts he had received from
MARQUEE for the very duties now demanded
OF him. lie was forthwith thrown into a
dungeon, without bed to lie upon. with
oui 9. stool to sit upon, and without the
liber;y TO cat, or even. to receive glass OF
water to moistcn his tongue He still re-
fused to pay, and i'll order to dissuade him
rs soon as possible from this conclusion.
a rufliall by the name of Rpjas was allowed
to enter heprison. Rojns was drunk, and
cursed amI svorc a: Mr.. Allsop in The
most violent manner. He said 20 Mr.. A.
that lrc did not care the snap of his finger
for him; that foreign consuls stood no
higher i'll his mind than anybody else; and
as for the British Consul, he would shoot
him with the same GOODNESS and uncoucern
as lac would the vcricst Indian OF LotaLa's
bandI At length, tearing that to hold out
much longer would cost his life, Mr.. A.
paid the duties and was set at liberty. But
few days had only elapsed when Mr.. A.
was again called upon for one hundred
horses and one hundred muskcts-the lat
ter, Notwithstanding they had already
sacked his store of ali the arms it contain.
ed. Mr.. A. very naturally pleaded inabil-
ity to comply, and the consequence was, he
was again thrown into prison, subsequently,
escaping to an English frigate. Besides
Mr.. Allsop, a number more of foreign mer-
chants have been iucarcerated in TcDic,
and it is very difficult to conjecture what
may have been their fate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
TIMnANNJls a. R4R 1RuMs


Which are suitable for either Sex md all asus-;nter
ei IN hrc minutes. EAR TRUNPETs of every cst rim
tinn nIso every variety of artificial articles known In
tho World-a large assortment of beautiful & durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
With With the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL.
FEET, with tho Ankle, Leg, and Knee-Jont AttaclI
These articles are perfectly natural and adapted for
tt'er t sen and can be sent by cxpross any part Of
Of every description, for either SEX and T,sss
tcnarly adapted for females in weak condition also
for those with lnOLAPsUs UTERT. y ~
Dr. Baakec is of tho most celebrated nnlr
iui yliysicnns and surgeons living. His fame is
known personally iuevery principal city tho world
All letters directed to Dr. naallcc must contain ton
cents to pay postaeu mud Incidental cxnenscs. All
Chronic Diseases be treated by correspondence.
except those mentioned Which will require his per-
sonnl supervision. a ~ E-lIl -
s 70" 01ice hours, from 0 Il. MD4HM
DOCTOR .EAAKEE,
PrrtcE M 5ot broadway, few doors above Fourth t.
octl1, o9 L NYw YoHK CITY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
PUBLIC HALLS.

aIeoleOn Hall, cast side Main between Quincy and
Masonic Hail. northeast corner Market and Monroe.
Washington Hall, northeast corner Market and
Union Hail. west side Main between Quincy and
Monroe
Athenmum Hail. corner john and Market
New Odd Fellows Hall, corner Monroe aud Ponrth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
About Women.

PROGRESSIVE AscExDENcY OF woMEx-DE-
CLINE OF FEMALE coNvERsATGoN-sEb
. SCHOOLING! OF SUPERIOR woYEy-TRUrn
AS TO PIANO PLAYING:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28

The editor of the Oregon 11rqms, in re-
ply to a series of questions from a friend in
Illinois, rs to the condition of that now
State, gives most Favorable account of
its proIuctiveness, its natural resources
and hcalthfulness of climate. One great
embarrassment to the farmer is the high
price of stock-horscs are worth $50 to
$500 oNer $lS5 to $3.50 per pair; sheep
from So to SO per head. Labor, too, is
scarce and high. Good farm hands get
$40 per month, while female help is in
good demand at So per week. Churches
and school houses arc numerous; ncwspa-
gers arc we'll sustained, ,::and society is rep
resented to he as good as at the East
The editor concludes
fyou and your friends would live in a
country blessed with mild and healtilful
climate, kind soil that bountifully repays
the ausbapdman for his labor, country
where you can live easily AMI live well.
and ifyou are of enough account to apDre-
ciate sncll n country, so rs to love it as
you ought to love good wife, Just come
along; but ifyou think Oregan is acountry
where people live without work, where Il
never rains too much nor stops raining too
long, and where the lazy prosper equally
with the industrious, you had better stay
ill Illinois and follow catching catfish 70.
living.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
wIIEELINOL0DaI

WHEELING LODGE. No. 1oS.
Meets FIRST and thirl Thursday Of each month, cx-
cert June, July and August when it meets FIRST Thurs
w: Rates W. NJ, T. II. Logan. s. w. W. C. Hall,
d. W. T. Melvin. Secretary, F. A. Brcntlingcr Trens-
nrer j. 4 Clement, S. D, C. A. Linck, j. D., J. L.
P'sr M,srERs.-I Coshorn, W. J. Bates, /. IT, Will
liaHls, +. A. BrcntIngcr
OHIO LODGE, No. IO1.
Meets lrs: and third Mondays of c,,ch month.
D. p9nell. W. NJ WI. Houston. s W.. A. ]. Swcc-
MSy W Jas. MCClunSy, Sec. William Wilson, Treas
~ ". w. Heesou, s D., Henry OFT, J. D., Flacll
ESST rs w M4sTEEs-W. p Wilson, George W. Sights,
= NJ Warden, D. Murray, Geo Dnlty.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER. No. 10.
Meets second Monday of each month.
7; H. Logan, II. p, a. J. Sweeney, X. S. p. Brown.
q d. AcCluney, Treas, DR.. G. Baird, Jr.. Sec.
PSsT II; P.-J. GoshOrn, w C. Scott. J. s. wben.
WHEELING CONIAIANDARY. No.
Meets fourth Monday in each month.
w W y Bates, f. G, 1. II. Williams, Gen A.. J. sweo
= = Y; w. wP Wilson, p, Geo. Baird Jr, Recorder
Y. T. Brown, Treasurer.
R5,s PAST z. E.c-GeOrge W. Sights, l. II. Williams W. j.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
I. O. S. NJ.

oEpDoMSIoN LODGE. Nc. i.
Meets every NInlay Evening, at their Hall In the
Mclodeou l3ulding$ EEE = I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
MASONIC REGISTER

Wheeling Lodges meet In Masonic
Hall, cocner OF Market and Nom
roe Streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
.WHEEI g. vA:; MONDAY MORNING. nc
NOVEMBER %, 1859.

and. senseless emulation of fusAionaJEe
school +tife merely stun and keep them.
down. 1ts2s ss.sSs',= 1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
sE1F-scHooIISe OF surE;R1on woaEs-

The same writer says very suggestive
"Of truly intellectual and influential
women; of those who, like Nabals wife,
or the wise woman of Tekoa, pass grace
fully beyond the common household sphere,
ard whose more than equality in wisdom,
wit aud courage, the Joabs and the Davids
are tue readiest to acknowledge; of those,
in short, who wield most benignly and ir-
reproachobly that. sceptre of feminine en-
chantment before which all hearts bow,
the greater part grolo like the lilies of the
field. For tlleir intellectual outfit they toll
not, neither do they spin. 1t simply comes
to them. 1t insensi6lyigrows upon them.
To live is with them to Ienrn.l Mother-wit
does much for them, education much-in
the broad sense of the word conversation
much, reading not little, but school-tasks
comparatively nothing. As bees mount
and fly to the quiet hum of the queen-bee,
but stupidity subside at the clang of harsh
er noises so is it for the most part with
women's imaginattons. The noise, and
vain show, and excitement, and distraction
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28

District Deputy Grand 1tasser for IFestern VTr-
9i'id DR.. WH. J. RATES
IEgt Priest, DT. t. II. LOGGS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALI, CHRONIC
~ Dse;tses.-CoUGus, CRoUP CONSUMPTION, INFLuESl-
"A, ASTHAiA BRONcH1TIs, all diseases OF the MolTII
NOSE THROAT, and LUNGS; nll SKIN DISEASES of every
description successfully trGatcd-LUMnAGo, LUMRNH
AnscEssEs, ScRopuLN, RHEUSIATIsA u6UT; NEURAL6II.
IAALTsIS EPILEPSY, or COMMISSIONS, DYSPEPSIA DYs-
EMERY, DI4RRnEA The very worst cases of PIIrs
Gnrc' IN short time; also of the Stomach Liver and
bowels There nrc many diseases incidental 10 women
anu chhtren which treated with distinguished sc
cess All particulars will be given by letter DR. RIM
hee can produce one thousand certificates OF his per-
feet nccess in curing
CANCERS, OLD SORES, OR TIGERS, HIP DIsEAS
BS, ElSTUI4A oF EVERY DESCRIPTION SCALD'
uEAD'iWENSs P0LYPUS OF TILE NOSE,
Or in any other part of the body
TUNIOlSS AND SwELLINGs
OF every description, and without the se of the knife
or any surgical instruments. These last named discas
es Cannot be cured by correspondence therefore all
SUCH patients must place themselves under the Doctors
personal supervision. ~
Or. Bs!ace has made discovery ofn t.PluId ,,
thnt will produce absorption of tho @CATARACTn and
restore permanent visontO the EYE, without resort
to the knife Alftlisenses Of the r 80 I7,l
EYES AND EARS s-..,.
Are successfully treated without the Ilo of the knife
or needle Or. Isaakcc has constantly on hand at
ms Office 1u extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
g lilg, a(!trltelliae1itEt,
TERMS OF ADVERTIsITIc5T

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoxPARE11, (oa ONE INc1, on
lrt-5s tls 30 LEss, MAKE a SQu.lRS. r,z.-. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
Howe's Scales.
P. G. HILDRBFH 8 BRO,

A RE AGENTS R0R UOWE1S I8IpROYRD HEIGII-
IA ing Scales, Hay Hnt! Cattle Scales Portable DrOn
Lever aid Dormant Warehouse Scales from 400 to
1900 Ii - = -Ii2-s'e',= - -
VIRGINIA STATE AGRIoUlICRAI, Fam, PETErsBuao.
Nov. s. 1858. first class Diploma aRatiIctl by tie
Virginia state Agricultural Society There scales
which time they have received CLASS DIPLOMA
and two FIRST GLASS MEDALS, and are approved and
and see them at sirits fslf.' y
Rug22-5ed&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-28
The Weekly lI1genccr
Guard AgaiISt FaIt g Winter

Dollar Newspaper: in tllis section cf country. II
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-05-13
swEETwATER UNION INSTITUTE,

TIME First Session OF the Female Depdrttaent of
this Institution will commence on Wednesday,
February 10Th instant, under the charge Of Mrs
ii. G. COOKE so long successful Teacher at Athens
and whose reputation Is well known as Teacher as
to need no commendaon from the Trustees OF this In
stitution. The Music Department will be under the
charge OF Prof Cooke, whose success a Composer
and Teacher is also fully established Additional Teach
will be engaged. The rates OF Tuition will be
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-05-13
CATLIN.

MY FINE YOUNG JACK, CATLIN, WILL
INl stand tho present season at the stable Of
Judge JouN Il. BRIDGES. at ATHENS, commencing
9th March and ending 30th June. viii be limited
to 80 mares, at $40 the season. payable invariably
ut time of first service.
DESCRIPTION, PEDIGREE. &c.-CArLlS
will be four years old 9Th July ncxt--color black,
with mcaly nose and bclly-very large, of fine
fern, great length, and of remarkably large bone;
was sired by Young Catlin, (raised by Brutus Clay
Of Bourbon county, ky.,) and he by imported Cat
lin. Catlin's dam also raised in Kentucky, and
is an unusually fine and large animal.
This animal has no superior, as believe, in tho
State. l brought him here more with the view to
rising an improved stock than for gain, and have
and shall continue to limit him to such number Of
mares as shall give breeders the best possible
chance to secure progeny.
Farmers and breeders who take an interest in
and desire to breed to first class stock are invited
to look at him. lie will speak for himself.
M. A. HELM,
Feb. Is, 1S59--3m% McMinn co., Tenn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-05-13
j. w. WILSON,
No. II College street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
STOVES, TIN.WARE and CASTINGS

II EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT Low
IN prices for cash, or on short time for prompt
pay.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE OVEN, Coal Range;
COAL COOKING STOVE, all sizes;
COOKING STOVES, for wood;
HEATING AND OFFICE STOVES, all kinds,
COMMON AND ENAMELLED CRATES, with
and without Summer Front, complete assort-
mcnt:
CASTINGS AND HOLLOw-wARE, all kinds;
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES;
BRlTTAN1A AND BLOCKTIN-WARE, and
general Kitchen furnishing goods;
MANUFACTURER OF TIN WARE Of oil va
rictics:
sIEET-IRON AND COPPER WORK done in
the best manner;
win keep n fine supply of WATER COOLERS
and REFR1GERATORS of the best makers;
Patent and Common ICE-CREAM FREEZERS
always on hand and made in the best manner,
TO order;
WROUGHT IRON COOKING STOVES, made
of the best Tennessee Wrought Iron, and known
to he the best Cooking Stove for wood made in tho
country Make two sizes suitable for families and
two larger sizes for hotels and plantations. Over
100 now in use in Tennessee and Alabama, and 1
would refer to any person who has them for their
utility, durability and convenience in cooking-thc
vessels made in the best manner and shipped
to any part of the South, all the parts fitting with
cxactness, so ms to cause no trouble in putting
them up Prices sos, S7j, Sll2 and 1925
Depot for Tennessee for the Old Dominion Cof-
fee Pot. All sizes for SALE Wholesale and retail
Also. Coal Oil Lamps, various patterns and
sizes, and Coal Oil Of the best kind
Jan l4-im-53S