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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-08

Mr. b Wood, Of the city Of New York recently purcha
sed the lottery franchise, granted by the Legislature Of
Kentucky for the use and benefit Of the male and female
academies OF this city The arrangements made with Mr.
Wood highly advantageous to QueetSt Of the
grant, and the friends Of these growing and leservediy
popular institutions of learning will be graned to know
that the grant has at last been disposed Of Just and adj
equate price Mr.. Wood has into bonds securing
the payment Of prizes and the price agreed be given for
he grant with security worth, us Is show at least three
hundred thousand dollars.
Now that 50 few States egaliie the business there is
great scramble for the fanrhses when for sale as was the
case in this Puducah grant Indeed the owners Of the
Wood Eddy Co.'S grants in Georgia claim that tile late
onslaught on them was led by jealous rivals who had
failed to the PaducAh grant The following extract
from Delaware paper in 1857 will give idea uf The
money and influence which brought to bear to secure
these grants in the Legislatures -
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-08

Therenre only four States that have legal lotteries
These are Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri and Delaware
The last Maryland lottery drawn in March, 1859.
Kentucky has three, including the recently purchased
Ia MCrakin county, by MIR. Benjamin Wood, known as
the laduca Academy Lottery, for the franchise OF which
in the COURSE Of few mouths it is said will be carried
on as extensively as the Georgia lotteries The follow.
ng is an extract from the Paducah Hr1ld announcing
the fact -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day last we're perfect summer days-the Their
m5meter ranging from 70 to 49, 1t rained
during Saturday night, and Sunday morning
found the thermometer down to $50.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

The river is swelling slowly At the latest
a5yices it had risen six feet at the cutoff below
Fulton, and was rising fast. Since our last
tbe B L. Hodge, Eleanor, Era No. 2, D. R. Car
sroli, Lecomte, R.W Powell and Starlight, have
arrived from n. Orleans; the JOS Holden, Ham
Howell, and Telegram, from Jefferson.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23
ANIBROTYPES.

State of Louisiana---Parish OF Caodo' =,
I'm DISTRICT COURT-SuecessiOn Of Jesse buiI1'
IL deceased. Notice is hereby given that JLsSl
BURcH, administrator OF the succession OF Jesse Du
deceased, as tator to the minor Hugh B. Cnrn9, Ia'
this day filed in my office final account OF BIS aau
istration; and unless opposition is made hee% ,. -,
thirty days from the date hereof the time preserve
by law, said final account will be homooga'su '"-
madethe judgment of the court, as prayed ior' ~,
~ Given under my hand and seal oil oul'S' VIZ
/. S. 2lst day of February, A, D. l69 sS,,r
700 G. Clerk.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

S EE ~ II EoE " % II n:
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

ERA No. l, ERA No. 2, ERA No 2
CAPT. KouNs. CAPT. W sCovELL CAPT KoUNs
G. L. KOUNS q BROS
Only Low Water Through Line
FOR UPPER RED RIVER.
OFFICE, No. 2 FRONT LEvEE, New ORLEANS.
u Freight contracted to be delivered through with
dispatch, by application to either captain on board
or at the office Merchants and planters orders filed
and delivered by PROMPT PAYMENT being made on de-
livery of the goods
- Consignments ofcotton, wool, pecans, dc, for
SALE also shipments of goods and merchandise to re-
ceive and forward, respectfully solicited by
dsel1 e. T. KoUKs h BROS
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23
New Music.

MA The subscriber begs to inform inc Ios inst
g3SY Shreveport and its vicinity that ne n'' Iorao
S1e received direct from the publishers lug
collection of HEUSE e, p,E,.,
embracing all the favorite Piano AIRS ne" ..t will
Waltzes, Ballads, Songs, etc. The a as PUTIN
. f ,gi1'e'is'isa "eeN'y' Atthe Post Office.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

Steamboat Register
ARRIVED
FebI6-B. L. Hodge, from New Orleans.
Eleanor, from New Orleans
Joseph Holden, from Jefferson.
Larkin Edwards, from Jefferson.
Ham. Howell, from jefferson
l7-Era No. 2, from New Orleans.
l9-D. r. Carroll, from New Orleans.
2O-Lecomte, from New Orleans.
2l-R. W. Powell from New Orleans.
Telegram, from Jefferson
22-Era, No 3, from Jefferson.
larkin Edwards, from jefferson.
Starlight, from New Orleans
DEPARTED
Feb.l7-National, for New Orleans
Joseph Holden, for New Orleans.
Larkn Edwards, for jefferson.
Era No 2, for Upper Red River.
18-Eleanor, for New Orleans
Ham Howell, for Jefferson
19-B. L, Hodge for New Orleans.
2l-Lecomte, for the Bluffs
D. R. Corroll, for New Orleans. ....
Telegram, for New Orleans
22-Era No 3, for New Orleans.
R. W Powell, for New Orleans.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23
Negroes! NegrOe,

A CARD!
~ To my numerous friends and ,e==AA1aa
IN, customers | beg to announce X S-SN
GS.s4 that have removed to the corner Of Tezas
and Market streets, in Watson's new building, where
they will find a large assortment of
W A Z G HE'S,
of the best English manufacturers, fully guaranteed,
and at Prices to compare with any house in N Orleans
also keep large assortment Of
DIAMONDS,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

Wehear efthe existence ia somewhat abun-
dant supply Of counterfeit quarter and half
dollars, principally Of the mintage Of 1857 and
1858, now in circulation in this city, and many
have been victimized, though in very small
way. Mobile Register.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

may not be uninteresting to those who pay
attention toreligious festivals, to hear thatEas-
ter Sunday wiIIfalI on the 24tb April this year
Il last fell onthat day in1 79l, and win not fall
gain on the like date till the year coll. Since
fae adoption the Gregorian calendar this has
only been the case in the years 1859, 1907 and
1871. The period in which Easter can fall.
reaches from the 22d March (earliest date to
.he 25th April, latest day. leaving thirty-fiye
different days for the celebration Of this festival
ID his century Easter will fall only once lin
1857 on the latest date, the ,s5th April.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

Senator TOombs during discussion The 9th
er day announced the discovery of the singular
political principle" that "the revenue policy
of the government consisted mainly ofdeyising
ways to keep money from accumulating-to
empty, not to fill the treasury This led to
the suggestion that secretary Cobb ought to be
credited for the complete success with which he
has carried out the "principIeo
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

Died
On the 10th inst, Mr.. WILLIAM A. SrERRErr aged
about 25 years, He leaves wife, child mother, Sis
tiers and large circle of friends to mourn his loss
On the 18th instant, at . o'clock P M, JOSEPH T.
PENloK son OF the Rev. Thomas NJ. Penick
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

Further fancy financial operationshaye been
discovered nIllinos. Large numbers ofcanal
checks upon which the money had been paid
and no account rendered, have been found
The fraudulent checks exceed $4,000, the
money having been collected BY the State Of
fcials the loss falls on the treasury of the com
monwealth. The moneyis stated to have been
spent in electioneering purposes
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

u THOSE who wish to buy superior fine Watches,
and Jewery OF the latest style, recommend to call
at P. f. l. FRANKs las he has returned from n York
with large stock
He has also large assortment of genuine BRAZILIAN
PEBBLE SPEcTAcLEs, suited toail ages These pebbles
are universally acknowledged in both the o. States
and Europe to be superior any thing heretofore Of
fered as an aid to, Of the eyesght Hehas
the instruments by which this and the fact of the
spectacles being genuine pebbles can be fully proven
to the satisfaction of any person. MI
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23
NnrrnnS For Sale.

Negroes For Sale A. w.
10 LIKELY NEGROES, consisting Of nis., npr.
III men and Boys, for sale, Those wishing IND es.
chase will ind it to their advantage to ca al ~
anime for themselves For particulars, aPP69 vy1N.
febl6 WHITE, SMITH O. p9--z----~7
Surveyors Compass For Sale md sg.
NEW Compass, together with Cha, IIr:,l he sod
"A cry thing requisite for Surveyor t5H
very low Enquire at this oface!
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

LOOK OUr.-TwO individuals, birds Of pas
sage" styling themselves George Wilson and
John Nicholson, were last week arrested and
committed to jail, in The parish Of St. Landry,
for passing counterfeit ten dollar bills purport-
ing 0 be Of the Louisiana State Bank, (Second
Municipality branch, New Orleans, and the
branch at Baton Rouge. A third individual,
name unknown, engaged in the like financial
operation, left 0pelousas for Natchitoches and
Intermediate points two days previous to the ar
rest Of Wilson and Nicholson.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

In the federal house of representatives, dur
ing the discussion on the diplomatic and con-
sular bill, Mr.. Garrett of Virginia, moved to
strike out the appropriation for keeping up the
mission to Rome. His motion prevailed 1t
was shown by the official documents that the
mission was Of no benefit to this country or to
Rome; being in fact nothing more than an easy,
fat berth, in which to stow away some impor
tune and hungry hanger-on of the administra-
ton. We have no commercial trade with the
Eternal City, according to the returns of secre-
tary Cobb. worthy of note, the few imports
consisting of trifing invoices Of essential oils,
plaster casts, and old rags.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

A medical journal says that the decoction of box
wood has been successful in cases of badness
Four large hands full of stem and leaves of the gar
den box are boiled in three pnts of water in closely
covered vessel for fifteen minutes, and allowed to
stand in earhern jar ten hours or more; the LIQUID
Is then strained and and half of cologne
added, and with this solution the head is well wash
ed every morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

oSE of the most distinguished beauties Of
English society has been prcmaturely snatchcd
away by death within the last month. Lady
Clementina Yillicrs, the second daughter Of the
Earl of Jersey, says London letter, has been
for several years the most admired and sought
after of the daughters of the aristOcracy. The
greatest fortunes and some of the greatest titles
in the United Kingdom, have been at her feet;
but she retained her iafsxibIe resolution not to
accept any of them. Her affections were SAID to
have been early won by clergyman, who was
not an acceptable sOn'in law TO the old Earl, SO
the marriage was prevented, aud Clcmeutina,
poor girl, hss at length succumbed to the effect
upon her system of stern parents cruelty
The clergyman 'still lives"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

RORERrS the negro Of Hartford, who killed
his wife, has been convicted Of murder in the
second degree, and sentenced to Imprisonment
for life. He told the iaiIOr his preference tended
rather to being hung than imprisoned, and said
he considered his sentence an unjust one, as, in
his opinion, lsOciety had been greatly bene.
fitted by the Suppression" of Mrs Roberts
Her disposition was not mild one; he bore
the scars caused by her teeth and nails, in IN.
ladyike moments, and repeatedly had had occa.
sion to dcnOuncO his married life, so unhappy
did Mrs, R. render his experience of it. He is
called by the newspapers eolOred martyr to
cOnnabial age
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

Il c,V nov indulge 80 the richest food Eith
impnrity. whereas, previous 20 10, use. WAS
ob'isedI' couiae myself strictly to the PLANES,
food"
such 8, the experience ofnoi only one Of our
customers, but hundreds Of persons here. in
Philadelphia, New York, Montreal and Quebec
who have used BlriarrS Hol'lai Bi,Ss Tor
Indigestion, Nausea, and Aciity Ut the stomach
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

PRACTICAL WORKMAN IN
Watches, CisCks, silver WHIraHd ItWtiry
IL ANtNG 90 haud, q Ibteu4 kssrins, ECU t,lvctsi
siott o. Arefican tnEsh, tfgugt nd tsist watch
~ .rtan ufraah anI Tpb.h CluHkf Opli al silver
CfnIat, ktit, saas RuFt breast Pms, iAr Krgt ani
ltlttt sttf ThlHhlts Gsi slVrft steel and gsfnans
SILVER srslaSst, Spoons, lufks, LAD 20, kulret
fra-Nuyts, Gold al sINtr Pens aud fgugii Neit heAs
~ GkId Cases, Calas, foHmculas snt fuffrt-tth ~
laHg sApsntugt, and t,uf ut TfrpAfti IN Csc ieelt
Nargu tsgfst and tsthssH an fgu1 convinced uai ui
b. able 70 r,udrf fu satisfaction Co hr putt uho ay "a
vof ~ sh call II ne ola stand, i1g Main sru tagis
and Watch. W J hAkkA
WhrTiins Nov q. 1855
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

Ma Brauocl CrIusur died in UPsAur eoan.
y, o. 'he On a't, Al The ,1ia5fiiaaTy age o.
ohs iuafrfi cad ilE yeI1 Al obituary Of hsr
says "Shs vas The afst white woman Who ct.
ted 10 the valley u the Blekhauon river. con.
log to Western Virginia vhsn quite yoaas, ard
living with hsr husband ia ho,l5u irse, a, The
mouth Of Turkey run. 10 shat Is nov up,hur
county"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

GrS. HOrsTOS is in New York. The Herald
says his visit is understood to be private, to his
friends, and his last to the metropolis At the
expiration of his senatorial term in the preseu,
Congress he returns to Texas, never more, be
says, to take part in public bushes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

Tur gnssalPed English lord, are reported a,
enjoying ,hemss,ye, a, ST L5ui, Christina,
eve. siih some hosp.ab's eitlsas 10 al party
Of eight, they punished i5rty.gi;h, bottles Of
champagne, aud DID not break the oouviu,l cir.
Gle until seven o'clock In the morning They
are said 70 End the 'oli Bourbon" very pleas.
ant medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

DoudLAs, the unconqneable and irdcfitiga.
be- the Lseompton.smashug, Administration.
dsiying, shirt destroying Douglas, Is having a
fertile time 10 Sew York The New Yorksn
have nearly lost their senses, and the dlmingtivo
"Glan," Is not great ways behind them. lie
was conveyed 10 the City Hall on two large and
beautifully decorated mahogany chips, bearing
Inscriptions appropriate 70 the occasion. Ar
rived At the chamber Of the Board u Aldermen
Dug was placed upon hi, pedestals IN per.
pendieulnr position, and the chips ceremonious.
" removed. Mayor Tiemann then opened bis
patriotic mouth and rendered The inequalities
Of the city in ,eareN,aclins speech The
man Of small altitude responded io a similar
strain, while the Aldermen stood behind him
and sustained the eiudal apPcndasc Of bis coat
Then there was rush, and the next thing that
was seen Of Dug he was standing in the
midst Of the crowd, his arm moving up and
down ike pump handle his mouth opening
and shutting at intervals, bowling IS gracefully
as bear, aud smiling like hippopoamus.-
We read in the Herald Of Saturday, among
other things, that
The next yisiier gave the following advice to
Mr DOugas-"Keep your powder dry, for It Is
wet"
"This Is the Little Cant we hear so much
about, Is IN" was the greeting Of the next man
who casped the Douglas hand
An unterrilled precocons yonngster with dir
ty shirt and no necktie next greeted the city's
guest. Many passed Mr. Douglas, merely shak'
ing hands without saying word; others put in
their mot commonplace or otherwise.
Ono man said 10 Douglas, II come. sir, be.
cause want To take a look at the rising sun.
Douglas, turning to Mayor Tiemann, said
''Capital, for a cloudy day
Another delivered himself ~ follows
81 come sir, 10 return you my sincere thanks
on behalfof many Of my fellow citizens, because
OF the noble stand you took in 1878 for the
cause Of liberty. am old llennesSy, sometimes
called the "Old Villain"
Others addressed Douglas as "Mr. President
Others called him "thc next Presidear;' others
hoped that "he would be President when next
they saw him" and others declared "they would
not forget him in 1860"
Thus the hour wore on, crowd all the time
rushing in and another rushing out Some only
attempted to get glimpse Of the famous Little
Giant" and thousands were unable even to do
that Before two o'clock the Senator must have
become very weary Of the reception. Every
imaginable kind Of bow and shake Of the hand
wa given TO -ll,n by the yafinus parties who
compIimented HIM with their presence Some
Of the bows were most ludicrouS. One OF the
tnnltitnIe ynt IN noar the Senator and bnwrl IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

A STATEMENT is published with regard to the
Sealth of the Pope. 1t is said that he receives
ont of his state some $1,000, 900 year. OF
this, s6,0OO,oOO goes to pay his private affairs,
and s., 10000 to pay interest-$2, 7OO,O 900 go
to asPport the army and police, 100000 to
maintain the prisons, $4,000 to schools
Other expenses in proportion. The yearly de.
fcisney is $l,sOO,oOO The clergy own one
million dollars worth Of real estate, and hold
all of the fat Offices The State debt i, twenty.
seven millions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04
l1REcT LIVE BETWEEN THE EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.

The Connecting o. tracks by The Rail Road Rrdg. At
Pittsburgh, avoiding all drayasr frrAgs Of Freight to.
gethrr With The saving Of tine advantages readily APP
preelasd by shippers ~ Freight AMI the Travelling plLe
PARTIES SHIPPING EASTWARD 1iR Fad Il 10
TIER ddrdntdgs 10 sap ~ Tie Route.
For Freight Contracts shipping Directions apply 70 OF
address either Of thc following Agents Of ths Company
STEWART, PI,isburgh;
DorLE Co. steubenvlle, o.; H. :. PI,EcE Co. Zanes.
Vile, o. J. JsuSsroS, Ripley, o. Il. McNEELT, May,yl.
NJ OHNsnr CsoPFEE, Por smguh, o.; PADDocE Co,
ATHEEx hmukET, CiHci natl, o. Il. C. MILpErN Madison
Ind; WiLLIih BtSGuAN. Louisville, * P q. O'RiLET
Co., Evansville, Ind; y. ". GRluAN Co. Cairo NJ; r. p
Sass, s. Louis No; JoES II HAAS Nashville Tena HlA
MS HrSI, Memphis, Tenn; CLGEEE Co, Chicago, Ill
W. H. H. kouXrL, Alton, III MuEPHT WALLT, Dialogue
10 lA- West
The Grsatsst Facilities offered for he Protection
and SPECIFY Transportation Of Lie Stock,
And GoOD AccoHxoDLoss with usual pTvs for psI,ont
travelling 10 ehar-y fhsrsof
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

For Sale or Rent

FI'NAf itsute rfufrtn 70 80 tga1 ~ isupArl street
NE tsr.nE n larH, vIh I'll ruHysr Irnsss uosrtaafy
9Th ayNa u Auglt N asTss % graui vtu 80 10 grais
80 shrtGtr.
Aso. Hra fsr t,ni, ahsattq miles ltey- wheeling
On r.yHr bstfa1l. InFaIft 20 A. MNNts,
H-rfkHF AZ street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04
FREIGHTs WESTWARD.

nv this Route Prslghs otA descriptions Gao be forward
ed from Philadelphia, New York, Joston or baltimore Ia
any points the Ran RoadI Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri By Rail Road dTsd
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects At PttyurRb
with Steamboats,, BY which Goods be oruArdsd 10 Az
port the Ohio, MuIkinsum krniueky, Tennessee Cum
berand Illinois Mississippi, WIIeoniia Missouri KausS,
ArEsIslg, sud Red Rivers; snd A. Cleveland
Chicago Nth Steamers is all psrS on the North Western
Lakes.
Merchants Aud shippers sntrustng The transportation Of
their Freight 10 this Company, rely Wi confidence on
It's speedy transit.
TIIE RATES OF FREIGHT to any poInt In II. we,, bv
The Penhs,lTan4 Rail Road IRE at all iinsS irordJ,
az are charged By otASr r. r. CoHpGniss
~ Re particular 10 talrk packages WA PTXxl Z
DO veil - direct thea TO be shipped BY MS Route
Parties attending TO ihrir shipments fEom IL, Fa,t
vii and to their ntsres to call on the AF,nS OF tbl
Company ahe !olloEnE place before shipping or letter.
addressed to either Of them on tie utIeet Of fslgA, IN
meet Ulth prompt Eiieni,on.
Z. J. sNEEDER,. Piladvlphia
MAGRAw I KOOSs, - North Street, Baltimore.
LEIGH CO., No.2 As,or HoGse,oT No. Is Wa Is; NY
LEECH Co, Ne. - Rlihy Street, Boitoa.
H. II. HOUSTON, GsH2 FrSigA' A0r PLfia9slpSf,
l. l. n0CPr, GGEY ZGakG Agt, PhiiadslpbIs.
THoS 4. SCOTT, GtST Supr, Altoona, p I.t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04
lOIi.AII-OItI,INI,

Two usuitt jesu street, Nlgit 90 uaurisn q
l sf,tFsI 90 Va.r.t street 40 decides hgats aHi
ittre fb1H IN Cttut Wtarf On ~ rtrHtf VI Naa it
~ Nautl Aurf EH.-rt ttJuc.f ua'ln, uttt ue cgt.
Ia,st' JOHN uArcT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04

Tue Richmond Enquirer discusses the subject
Of the Intervention Of the General Govern.
mcnt in Territorial Government" and comes to
the conclusion that, "the whole territorial gov
eminent is practically, as well as theoretically,
tue mere creature and delegate of the General
Government for territorial government TO
claim exemption from Congressional interyen.
ton, involves palpablc absurdity, since it owes
its very existence to the exercise of this same
intervention; and Congress must intervene to
limit, restrict, distribute and supervise the ter.
ritorial government whenever Congress inter.
veues to recognise and establish it,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04
CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS
G I f. s!

LIONS ABAENEs, uSMNu ~. have large ana irlsn.
d assVrtnrb rf China auf uthyr utnsmcuti tutahs
fjr elegant presents Tor o., NullAys and ccmpfd As
l,cu0n Of beautiful Vases ~ various sblrt aui pltsfha
lrguGh CHINA, shell Wors hghly decorated, Cot ant IN.
fAvgi H1hrmiah Nasss ,yrfrd 0t Gotlsts, boslt aud
As, ir,uCh china rafilr sFtonrt wy tAudsHuC Toy
% sets Nasrs Colleagues and Mugs 6 % faucy ffyncA
hua Carl baskets ana fruit uoais ,yigrantly tnteahe
otto Ours, viii various tryIcrsr shgl Nuu C'lofnet,
gufgs, rAIu and iAucy Cigar NH|igfH ,euop aad Cor.
futhAn China and hltsH Cauirsugk French Mug, Toilet
iTytc Tote sstp. handsomely orHamyut,d. Olf house.
typnr friends vould also DO a,u 90 cell aud examine
afsv SECRETION Of elegant China Mrhayr china Ia srti
cansaHE q 46 Fs1ys at Tyc Dollars and hali at,U AID
upuafiF terln
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04
For Rnnt

SToET Rooms hOIrtgfs bwrittNCs, rrs-'Arrisi,
- Eatnt .r a. tftHt "a ufr $50 % SEA- tas-1sai
h.uss 49, Atas us o. b. q isf ais, fli-ag lsii tst
fIIus uOKNuEOOK.
W-cs,,, Sc. u,p, NaA s,fut tastsa nsrtss a.
~ u sI.l.- .Ll-M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-04
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