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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-28
TOR SALE.
THE STAR MAIL. WORKS.


consequence the deccase Of two Of the kfoldcrs
y the Star Works are now offered for sale great
bargain These Nail Works situated in the Re.
Gion, In the Southern part Ohio,
Portsmouth and 1870 miles above Cincinnati. The main
building $50 feet IN length AMI 16 feet Width
tally built and contains aud improved machinery
consisting OF steam engines, SO nail machines, nchne
for making nall kegs; ALSO III boiling furnaces, heat
Ing furnaces together with the necessary rods, and
capacity to manufacture 2Ukegs nails every hours
In addition TO the above and to be sold Works
20 acres Of Coal Ldnds6 miles distant by ailrsad aud
deivern coal at mills cost not E. ling out tlo
lar ton and has lcnliar advantages htining nails
point and below seldom obstructed TIE location Is re-
garded as the best In the country for supplies pig iron
and coal there 5i blast within So miles of
which bring their iron direct by Raroad
and the surrounding hills abound with and fire cIav OF
easy access Any further description deemed unneces
saTy as purchasers will desire to examine for themselves
II not sold previously the property IL lie offered
atpubc sale Thursday, the day OF Noveuler 1850
Address, PETERS;J AMEs 1; CO
Or JOHN PETERS.
l. Ironton, Ohio, Oct. G. 1859 octe5z1n,4 IS
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TtE London Times, of course, comments upon
sKossuth's letter, and says the Magyar only
writes i''to copcesl his intense disgust at the
huge bauk which has snatched the deiverance
ofHungary away just when it was within reach
of the hand, like u ripe fruit ready TO be pluck.
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Isg-1 LARGEST DAILY. TRI.wREKLY, AND WEEKLY
CIRCULATION, oFANY PAPER IN WHEELING.
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TnE grape crop Of Ohio is said 10 be larger
this year than it has been since 1851. The
quantity Divine made in the State will sbe#yery
large. Lougworth's vineyards will yield from
six % nine hundred bushels Of grapes 10 the
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B r @ G a ~ S.!
j.. 3. SHEPPARD,

Js b 0f1EtP ARD,
M H0LESALE RETAIL Manufacturer Sf \
wv HARNESS. II2 INKS &C., N 1873 Main ST
Union, would respectfully invite he attention Of The
OF Wheeling ani others, large STOCK az SsI
consisting Of full assortment % all Of LaIr and
Gentlemens Saddles Of every variety; Pine and CoaT
Harness Of every description, Trunks vases
Collars Hames &C., Sc, all OF which are made by rI
workmen of the best nateriel Vll be sUii
lowest pos slble rates. .sz
Work Of every description made order and all ti,1st
repairing promptly attended to. Gall AMI examine nv
stock. [sept9l J. b. SHEPPARD, 1876 lain 81 ~
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PUBLIC SALE OF TOWN LOTS & GROUND
On NRheeIEn..- EnInni -Nn,r -rsznsnn

PUBLlC5 SALE OF TOWN LOTS & GROUND
On Wheeling EsIaEd, Nov. .. $3.50
SHALL, the above date, Attorey for Daar! Zane
oer for sale, at Public Auction ground the fol.
lowing valuable property, situated Wheeling island to
wit: Lots No s, 9, H. II, ~ and 89 to-
Seer with torty feet of ground fronting street.
running back to Huron alley, hundred twenty
twenty feet OF ground fronting, York street. running
back 70 Huron alley, hundred twenty feet, on
which there is sma frame building; 800 of ground
fronting on Zane street, north of the Suspension Bridge and
aoloinnE John oFEans property in whole parcels
10 SUIT purchasers and of ground, less
yng bstTeen Wabash street and the branch of the
Ohio River.
TERMS OF SALRone third hand aud the balance In one
anu Two yenrs Title given day OF sale, and deferred
payments secured by decd of trust with
approved security. q. Il ORAS8IER,
Attorney for Daniel Zane.
VIII ais" sell at private sale loo shares of the Wheeling
anu belmont Bridge Company Stock, number Of
shares as may be desired by DESTROYS ofprcas
ing G.. L. CRANSiER,
== -ocszo-ta Attorney, &c.
JUST REcEIvED at % Main street, Centre Wheeirg
= WlSTAR'S BALSAAIB OF WILD CHERRY,
COUGH LOZE&G ERS,
SELLERS IMpERIAE. COUGH SYRUP.
SYRUP B0NESET s WILD CHERRY
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
BRYAN'S. PULNIUNIO= WA ERS,
.HODGKIN'S COUGH CANDY
70 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT ALI, HoUIS or
.TllE.DAYz OR NIGHT.
zoct25 n. McLAIN 600.
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Il. HAYES & CO.,
For Rent
For Rent.

g ToRERooMs& OFFICES, DWELLINGS France MN
~ Rooms IN the second and third story OF good lsSI,s,
house and small iIsll 1v % feet so, EGiinr
sale orlease on favorable terms, alpiv5=s N t
ONCE, No. 11s1E, Main Street MaITosn
Union-Up Stairs. 'l 49, ~ aH
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Market Farm For Rent.

Site Wheeling, whtchis suitable market garcia.
The place contains about IS acres, and has
factory tenant.
Il wish also TO exchange lots and other property
ietoWn aud Wheeling, fog proneFty at or BAille:
orsMashngton, d. O., where now res id=.=
For information appyt James PAUL, ESQ., at Whes.s
Ing, Va. CHARLES ELLET, Ir.,
octl1-2W Washington, DG.=
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT %; 1853.
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IsPonSiolllly OF your own conduct by thus as.
sailing one who has for years cautioned YOU of.
the results that must follow the efforts Of yours
selves and party TO extend slavery, and your
determined purpose to involve the people Of the
Free States III the disgrace and crime of sup
porting an=institution which all honest and in.
dependent men of those States repudiate. No
man OF our nation has done more than one Of
you to produce the results which have recently
attracted the attention of the people, They are
tue Immediate und unmistakeable effects Of the
efforts OF yourselves and party to establish Sla.
very IN Kansas. MurdercrS there were5rcward.
ed by Executive appointments to o[Iicc.-
Browns sons were the victims of that despo.
!ism, which your party exerted in favor Of an
institution which the people abhored.
These facts do not rest on suspicion, nor on
the refusal of victim to answer any question.
Ihey rest upon the records and the history of
government itself N evasion, no tergyersa-
tion, can changethe enduring. truths TO which
refer. And you would better subScrye the pub.
TIC good by excrting yonr influence and occu-
pying your time, in correcting the evils youand
your party have brought upon the country,
than by vain efforts TO involve others in the
crimes which you and your associates have
committed.
10 the public will shy that Brown never
consulted me in regard TO his Virginia expedi>
.io.i, OF any otherse1pedltlon or matter whats
ever e j. r. GIDDINcs.
Girard House, Phila., Oct. "a, 1853.
REGARDING the Harper's Ferry Provisional
Government and Panic, the Philadelph Press
says
twill be well for our Southern brethren TO
turn their eyes to the patriotic and sympathetic
feeling in the North, where all classes and all
Republicans and Amcris
cans, with very inconsiderablc exceptions
stand ready 70 sustain thcm5in all their rights.
aud at {eYerys hazard TO protect them from the
horror OF a suryile insurrection. This fact
should present itself. to the rejecting men Of
the South, and should guard them against tho
slightest encouragement Of any stem which 3.
might look to compromising the free States in
the slightest suspicion of sympathy with the
nctoFs ut lheslates tragedy5a at Harper's Ferry.
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'h}:n5 ~ p. EDRJiGAP .""Vr
7. EHlN ,0LlUl1' FDFf - IN .
Let, Ayenioj H. .. Potent Ogt, Va .,D.,t %
an,ier he Ari ~ lsai.
30 ,iA ii.-3T. opposite hilny II. l. - 80
trh ~ extensive prHctice 81 up 90. 'f
~ sent, Gears, continues to ,ecur rs. 81 '..
the untrd states ais" III Great b,it,tn. tt,o.
aug uturr foreign countries. J.t, eats, ~, r.,...-
ION, Arguments, AMI all fnpct- ~ INA .ttt-
tor patcuts executed Un liberal term, ,i.d tti,h
despatch. Researches made INTO Amer. go II
Foreign woiks, To- determine the yalidn, .t utili.
IS III Patents or Inventions, and egaI 90, ....rr
ADVICE render ed ~ all matters touchii u.. -tm-
Copies Of the CLAIMS Oi any Patent fttnt.h / hY
relnittihg One Dollar Assignment ,-,.,r,i,d 1t
" ,shmgtUn.
This Agency not only the largrs, %. ~
Lngand but through itInventOrs have dy.tnts rrs
tor securing patents, Ut ascertainiue Tie pte,,a-
bihty of inventions, unsurpassed By II uud i,u-
measuiaDis superior to, any which can b- ,ii-rrh
them elsewhere. The testimonial. bek,. .,t,.
prove that none ls MORE SUCCESSFUL Al TIA
PATENT OFFICE than the subscribe, .,,a
SUCCESS is TIE BEST PROOFS OF AIN
TAGES AND ABILITY he would add ,hn
has abundant reason To- believe. ana can pr,ye.
that no other ONCE ofthe kind are the .iDdse tor
professional services moderate. h. nnin-n.,
practice OF the subscriber daring twent, ,r.ds
past, has enabled him to accumulate ,s,l cod.
lection Of specifications and UfficIaI Il .,-uH.
relative to parents. These. besides hi. -xteu-i,r
library If legal and mechanical works aid O.
accounts of patents granted in the United 5tet,.
and EUROPE, render him able beyond qu r." %
o1er superior facilities for obtaining patent.
All necessity of journey to Washngtou IL lf"-
cure patent. and the usus greatdelay There .rit
'rre 'a'-l Inventors.
1esfimOniGis.
'rgird Mr. Eddy ~ one of the mast ,1nn6'e
ana s", esq al practitioners with whom have hlt
"ttic al intercourse
CHAS. 'fASuN,' COAaA.issioReF of pattais
d" / nave no hesitation IN assuring Inventors
That tiie' cannot employ person competent
Il d "asi"O'hy, and more capable of putting their
applications ia form 10 secure for them ~ early
"hd favorable euh- federation at the Patent Oiice
EDMUND BURKE"
Late C0mmiss,0ner0f Patents.
BosrOS, tebrnary :, 1865.
Nr 4. II kdiJ has made ior me THIRTkEN
applications, "n all but one ii which patents
have been granted, and that nI.e aUp psRdsR1
such uhinistakabie ptuul u great talent and
ability Vh HE part Ie,,ts me 10 recommend al in
'rhtofs to apply to hin To procure the,r patents
~ they may be sure OF having the most faithful
attention bestowed on their cases ut very rea-
enable charges. JOHN IAGGART."
From Sept. 18th, 1857, to Ju.,e 18th. 1865, the
subscriber, in course OF his large practice, made
on trtee rejected applications, SIXTEEN ArPEALs,
EVERY ONE OF which was deoiped III las faror, by
the Commissioner ct Patents R II. EDDY.
Ssuten Lsi ! 1855 ?1;IS
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DR.. Henry's Electric Ointment.

Foo curing Scratches, Calls, Calks &c %
Horses Salt kheum, Flesh Wounds, Ola Sorss
Burns, &c.. on people
This Ointment, where introduced, Is selling
very rapidly, and why Simply for the reason,
that it does what We IN all cases .earrdni to do
to ak days when the directions accompanying
each box are strictly followed.
/ have used DR. Henry's Ointment ior scratch
and Salt kheum sores very often, without
single failure. Henry StiRshoar, Pro- lstoy Put
lie House, H9hgats, VI
Ii is the best remedy for scratches gals and
talks ever saw j l.. SaAdeTson, Proprietor
fremont Hoass, 81. Adams, w.
With the recommended rs VI such veteran
horse dealers as Mr. Stinehom Of fi9hgats and
l. sanderson OF 81. Albans, any othe, 'ndorse-
ment IS unnecessary. They say il cures scratches
gals Sc., on horses with almost absolute Ger
ta,nty 1t IL excellent iof sores and cracks in
cows teats and appears TO be just the article
Tor every farmer TO keep in constant readiness.
Burlington, II, Free Prsss.
II has been tried and not found wantIng.-~ 81
Adams, w., Messenger.
cured my'haud with Dr. Henry Electric
Ointment ia two weeks, when the phi, ,iciahs
said would be without the useof II Two months
lad cut all my fingers ~ the bone with circu-
lar saw 4. d. Psclhom, Lebanon. ~ II
had the misfortune 10 scald myself quite sc
erely, and by making an Applicant OF yon:
III HehIN IMMINENT tue pam IRON tue Dufn
almost Instantly disappeared, and IN five minutes
lell no Inconvenience whatever fIom Ihr edrcis
Of the fire arindo SdApsoa, HohtgomtTg, H.
1t Is useless 10 waste time IN writing or reading
II one lengthy advertisement ui this Ointment,
Enough that II is 'rdrr0af,d 10 gars sdhqd, HCa
whether used ior scratches, sores, burns GI any
wound Of whatever nature on man OF beast,
Farmer. are Your cows troubled wilh sore
teats Apply this Ointment Il night, aud they
are well the morning,
sold by the agents Of Prot Motifs Magic Hair
ln'igorator, Manufactured at Highsate, VI. BY
A. j. Green. 5. X. GREEN, Proprietor.
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uz-E Every father should present copy to nilsson
The Cdass, the EBeof, and TIE Remedy.
Ia plain language, by Physical, OF Eminence.
Any person enclosing two three cent postage
stamps, win receive copy by mail, under seal
Address all etters ~
D51uet ll3 Past Ops,. Albdag, y !.
Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills,
made from the extract o Cotton Root remedy
used for years among the female slaves at the
South in form Of decoction OF tea now for the
first time introduced into general use, Price one
dollar, sent under seal by mail Married ladies
must not use them Address ss above. so;ly
30 DJdTsJ ll8 Post 0Ee,i Ai5o"g, ~ S
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Fire Proof Safes in the World
ARE rae MAITLAND PATFNT

ARE THE MARYLAND Pa 1FNT
ckhTificAILs or APPROVAL, IN cooIPAsisos
WITH OTHER SAFES.
Grafton December 80, 1855.
ilessrs. Sheuyin ond Burgess, Agents iur Mar,
lands Patent fire Proof Safe-GeHnemsa Il
have examined tue Msrland's Patent Safe ia
your store. and so far sm able to Judge ol lie
Fire Proof Qualities, believe the principles up
which Il is built the most reliable IL resisting
heat, of any Fire Proof Safe, that has come un-
der NV observation, and particularly recommend
1t ~ the attention OF our Probate Districts, that
now supplying themselves, 1oT tue preserve
Iiou VI tter Records bENJ DEAN,
Sec. ot State,
brattlebsfo December Sd, ls6s
ih- lnas certify that We have eSau iued the
hulsnd's Patent Fire Proof Safe exhibited to us
b, blr Arson Hardy, and that il, our opinion,
haIlaHd's oafe wouId be 4 reliable one 20 ur-
chase for tue use VI the Probate Courts
TAYLOR, Judges Of
A. STOpDAkD. ! Probate
Aiiddlebury, April 2Tth 1855
The Legislature OF Vermont al IL last session
passed law making it the duty of-the County
Judges 10 procure Fire Proof SAFES, IL which ~
deposit Probate Records. Ia discharge u that
duty We have spent some time u exam lnR a
Number Of Sates-We have come 10 the conclu-
SION that the Marlands safe manniae tured by NJ
h. Bigelow and Anson Hardy Of Boston, Mass Is
superior 10 any other We have examined, for its
Iir- Proof qualities. We have bought u safe Of
that description tor the New Haven frobat, Dis
trict, and are well satisfied with the workman
shin, apparent strength and Durability
Y. W. C. WRlGAT Assn. Jndge- Of Al
II. -. SMITH Olson County Court.
NJ. Il. BlGELOW K ANSON HARDY
Manufacturers and proprietors,
80 School street, opposite City Hall Boston, Mass
"A. SHELDON, OF Middlebur,, H.,
County Treasury
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Bread the Staff of Life,n

The subscribers being aware OF the truth Of e
vboYe have taken /" deal of pains to procure
the material that will make good bread Being
satisfied that we have accomplished object,
we invite the attention Of purchasers to our stock
of Superfne, Fancy, Extra and Double Extra
Flour, from Western and other Mills, which We
will sell ut prices as low as tue same grades can
be procured in Burlington OF any other town on
the borders OF the lake OF elsewhere.
Our Double Extra Flour is manufactured irom
White Kentucky Wheat. and 1Gr,ahtsd no, inie
rior To any made
All grades o Flour sold by u. ,sarraatsd a.
good as represented.
June 30 CHAPMAN & BARBOUR
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rer to no Inconvenience, and each one will wear
from one week to three months
Pills, family boxes. rs cts.-plastel on Kid,
Is "a cents.
u The above articles sold ty the dealers
in Middlebury, and by merchants everywhere
this paper circulates, and by one or more agent
in everyacity, town and village in the United
States Canada and South America.
Sold in Middlebury by all the Druggists.
c. L. Case, f. A Hamilton, Salisbury +.
NJ. Wright and l.. s. Wilcox, Orwell; Union
Store, Shoreham F. P. Fletcher, and Gordon
Scarf, Bridport L. W. Pollard Addison j. D.
Needham, Bristol Market Hall, Hnesburgh II.
o. Smith, Monkton; also by Druggists in YER
GENES. 3O;ly
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LET THE SICK REJOICE!
USED THROUGHOUT rHf wohLp
aerrick's Sugar Coated Pills ana

Kid Strengthening Plaster.
--One lex VI Henlck's
sugar CoA'r Lie Pills,
containing Jniy 70 cents,
will last family d months
save twenty nye dollars in
physieisn's Liils, fifteen or
more dollats III lost time,
and not unirequently the
life oil some member Of the
family the value of which
cannot be estimated.in dol
lars aud cents
Herriek's Md Strength
snlng PIasters cure in five
hours pains and weakness
in breast, sides and back,
and Rheumatic complaints
in an equally short period
OF time. Spread OH a beau
tiful white lamb skin
their use suhients the waa
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WRAPPING PAPERS

over 1000 lbs Wrapping Paper, just received
Including Manila. Hemp, Rag and Straw, all
sizes and eights 10 which the attention Of mer
chants and consumers is invited We ntendto
make this a prominent branch 81 our business
and Merchants may depend upon finding d large
stock, all OF which will be sold At Low Fr.oss
Please call aid syau.ine
A h COPELAND
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I q . @.
M A N u F A CT u X 1 N G
DAVENPORT & CLAY

Middlebrry Manufacturing Company, ~ manu-
facture into different kinds oil CLOTH, such at
CASSIMERES, RIBBED, CORDED 4 PLAN
DOESKiNS, TYEEDS, CHECKS
AND FANCY GOODS, OF ALL KINDS.
with White and Colored fianu-is of permanent
coors ANA mixes TO suit the tastes NJ all custom
ers. And using nothing but pure Wool for the
fabric, We feel warranted ia saying tia! our
goods, a. to style, quality ana durability, cannot
te surpassed in the eosntry.
They will keep large assortEEsni "a hand OF
the various kinds vi their manufacture - as to
accommodates those VI their pltrons Who may
want their cloth in advance
Encouraged by the favor "..t which their
goods have met thus far they hope BY strict per
sona! attention L. business ami the interests of
their patrons, 10 receive liberal shHrs Il nat
rOnase
WOOL CAHDING.
We would also announce 10 the public thai We
have some excellent machines iOr cardins wool
into rolls, and We believe that If ,ou will give us
Eood clean wool We can make Us good, II not bet
Ter rolls, than aGy otl,ef establishment IN the
country.
Cardins done al short Io',e and at die usual
prices
u5- srms as reasonable az al auy establish
NETT 10 ths vicinity.
JASON DAVENPORT,
VALENTINE V CLAY.
Nlddlsowy, May ,, 1853 4y
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Or. J. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

But that numerous class who devote them
selves to literary and other sedentary pursuits.
and in consequence of q want of physical exer-
else, become the victims Of languor and debl.
ity, without nerve or appetite, have hitherto
sought in vain for some invigorating, hfe-giving
medicine, whose effects upon the system shall
be both speedy and permanent. Physicians of
eminence, and profoundly acquainted with the
requirements of the human frame, commend
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS as the safest and
swiftest stimulant to the recuperative energies
of the system yet discovered. 1t restores the
appetite, gives fresh vigor to the digestive
organs, sends the blood through the veins with
a more lively current, corrects q tendency to
depression Of spirits, and fits q man for ths
transaction of business with cheerful heart
and an active mind. Unlike other medicines
which have been devised for the same object,
the BITTERS do not act spasmodically,
or with a temporary power - the influence Of
the remedy is lasting. And if patient will
but give some attention to securing proper
exercise, after the relief has been afforded, be
need fear no return Of the affection. Ths
debility natural to the Entertainments Of years
upon the bodily frame is also alleviated by
this great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
the aged to pass their declining days in physical
ease; whereas they are now suffering from ex-
cradle class of people, HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS may be commended as invalu-
able. The proprietors of this invigorstOr have.
in addition, a deep qualification in assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that they will And
the Bit e h 8 the best and safest Of
restoratives. Very few medicines are sans-
toned by physicians as proper to be adminis-
tered during the period of nursing; and this
has obtained an universal preference. n
- Those who desire to purchase this great remedy ~
Dyspepsia and Debility should remember the prscss
title, Il o 8 TT e RS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. It Ia put up In quart
bottles, with the name, DR.. ]. H0STETTERs
STOMACH BITTERS, blown on the bottle, and also
stamped the covering the cork with the autograph
Of H0sTETTER SMITH the label These thlnss
important, account Of the eoantsrsts
now In the market. '3'
50 Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER
& SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold By
all druggists, Grocers, and dealers generally
throuRhouttheU United States, Canada, South
America, and Germany. ~,
ssDrlW. p, Ru'sel, isolel agentIIfor Mid ;lesurl
and vicinity
Weeks & Pntter, general agent. tor the n. E
States. - as:
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PIANOS AND MELODEONS.

Also Pianos Tuned.
he uDdsrAgned can and Will sch Planes from
any all the principal makers III Boston, New
York and Albany, Tor less than Can be found any
where else north Of the city of Troy. They in
wife any one about to purchase 10 call and exam
Inc Tor themselves. Every Instrument fully
warranted and kept IL tune one year iTee Of
charge Mr.. A. W. Powers viii continue to tune
Pianos in MiddleblrS Cornwall ant Brdpor,,
three times year until further notice IL given
Next regular time OF tuning at Middlebury, first
week in August fAkrklDsk u POWERS
Burlington, july 2, 1855. l3;ly
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E, R. @ l. A Y

Il. II. ~ II n
Has Just received II large assortment Of
GREY AND WHITE UORSErS,
GREY AND WHITE CORSErS,
GREY AND WHITE CORSETS,
GREY AND WHITE CORSETS,
A beautiful style Of
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
Ladies' and Gents
BRACE SUSPEN DERS,
BRACE SUSPENDERS,
BRACE SUSPENDERS,
BRACE SUSPEN DERS,
Also every style and pattern OF Watch
Spring
EXTENSION SKIRTS,
EXTENSION SKIRTS
EXTENSION SKIRTS
EXTENSION SKIRTS
LADIES! PROCURE THE BEST,
Which is Holmes Melted Bishop Skirt, to be
found at CHAPMAN & BABRoUR'S
Feb le, 1865
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PAPER HANGINGS

Another addition 10 nv stock Of
WALL PAPERS,
this day received. Z. RkCkNiTh-
April y, 1859