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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

THERE is something amusing in the following
despatch from Charlostown to the Baltim ore
Express:
Browns speech created the greatest excite
ment. The guard has been increased. Three
men selling patent medicines have been ordered
out of town. The people are arming every.
where, and are ready for any emergency"
The good people Of Charlestown are right
There is more danger in three quack doctors
than In the whole armory of abolition ProDi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

TINS N. Y. Post notes little incident of re-
cent occurrence as warning to those keeping
accounts with banks to be more careful of their
cancelled checks and other paper from which
their signatures may be initiated. A young
employee Of banking house was seen leavin g
the place with acancellcd check in his hand
One of the members of the firm, upon questions
ing him closely, learned that the boy had rAet,
in a saloon the evening previous, man, who
after getting an inkling of tho extent of the bu-
siness Of the firm, offered to pay the boy 500
if he delivered to hm one of the cancelled checks
of the house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

A physician in ROslin, Canada, reports the
case of woman of sixty-two years of age, liv-
ing in that place, who starved herself to death,
under the superstitous belief that God required
her TO do son order to be saved. She lived
thirty days without food of any kind, and died
on the 9th Of September
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

oonHon sExsx the people, whatever the
mEnamed and misantlrope philosophers may to the
contrary Show them good thing; let its merits clearly
demonstrated, and they VIII not hesitate give their
most patronage The masses have already ratified
HoSTbrFER'S BlFFERs, as may be in the immense
quantities Of this medicine that annually sold
section ofde land. It is recognized greatly sups
ror 70 all other remedies devised for diseases
digestive organs such diarrh1 dYsenterv, dyspepsia
2d toF the various evers that arise from
those portions OF the system Hosteters is rapidly
becoming household word, from Maine Texas
sAtizied.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
- See advertisement in another column noV4-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

A PAPER in Iowa states that some German tan.
ners in that State are paying sl5 ton for plant
known as dog fennel," and which they claim
be extensively grown where that cannot be obs
tained ~ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

Or the Boston boot and shoe market the Re.
porter says-'Thcre has been but little change
in the market the past week. a few buyers
from the South and West are in the market,
and trade for the season is about up to the
ayerage of former years. In the New England
trade, a very good business is doing, with fair
demand from the provinces Many kinds of
goods adapted to this trade are paying fair
profit. There have been two public sales since
our last report, at which 533 cases were sold for
the aggregate sum ofsll,O6S. Total shipments
of6oets and shoes by rail and sea for tho week
ARE 1857 cnSes"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08
Robert Mears,
YS
William AIcKin,

In A'sumpsit
William McKim
The object of this suit Is the of three
hundred and ftsy dollars with OF suit
in Which case an attachment has been issued and returned
served.
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
appearing bT All lavit filed that he is not
resident of the State of Nrginiaon the
plaintiff by his attorney 1t Is Orcred that they appear here
within one month after the due publication Es or
der and do what may be necessary to protect his
interests In this suit, and copy of This order be
city OF Wheeling for four successive that copy
OF the same be posted at the door IOus.
oi O0 County on the urS day Of the County Court 10
be held for said county
eopy-Tcste: JOHN McCoLLoCH, Clerk
Pend.t aud Melvin for plaintiff. novs-Itv
WlRGlNIA:A: Itu!es held in the CLERKS OIice .: tbs
G93niy Court Of OHIO County, for the month OF NOTem-
Samuel McCIaIen senior, Samuel MeCIalcul
junior, and Chester d. Knox, partners under the
irTn name of McCia.ien5 & Knox, In Debt
Alexander Frazier.
me object OF this suit is to the
hundred and seTentylYe dollars nnrty-our cents
with Interest October 1852 until paid and costs Of
turned served. -
The defendant, having entered his appearance
ehd It appearing by affidavit filed, that lie is resi-
uent OF the State of Vrginiaon motion of the complain
ants by counsel 1t Is ordered that defendant appear
mere within one month after publication
copy OF this order be forthwith published in some news
paper printed in the city of Wheeling for four weeks
SlcceSsiYev and posted at the front Court
House OF Ohio couLy the Of the next County
Court: copy-Feste; JNO. MCCOLLOCH, Clerk
CHIuWell aEd FIesher for plaintiff nov5-4tW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08
To the Be-Drugged nad Poisoned CirIzena
of Wheeling md Vicinity

OF wheeling and Vicinity.
You with deuge the vilest compounds in
the form of AlcohOlc Drinks that emanated from
that pest fsocety the LIQUOR MIXER They are sold to
y-u as luxury, or they dispensed you as Med
cite, and in either olse the eGectis the same.
There is but one way to escape, to use as
luxury or medicament safe smuant sold
under stamp and SEAL which certain that has
not been tempered with. Such srtfcleis
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under inspection of the British Govern
men is decaeiy favored (unIike any other Gn) with
some of the most valuable reeoratYes OF the Vegetable
Kingdom and by far the healthy beverage cxtant
Tue MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS EUROPE AMERICA not
only recommend its by the hale hearty but pre-
scribe it as medicine where stimulaut required
THs FEMALE SRI will find 1T only a pleasant Cordial
but certain reefn suernEs periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS ALL perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only In quart pint by all DnuaoIsrs
GERS &c.
For salem Wheeling Va, by T. II. LOGAN CO., Al Main
street. T. B. JOHNSTON 176 Market St, and others.
EDMUND G. CHARLES, General Agent.
myl7-d&Ullm DEPOT, 40 BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

portrait painter in New Orleans having, af-
ter great labor, finished counterfeit present.
ment of the daughter of wealthy citizen,
which the father refused TO accept or pay for
because it was no presentment at all, incurred
the ire of the family and got public cowhiding
at the hands of the young lady's lover, by
threatening out of revenge to hang the picture
up in a certain nameless house where the ia
Their was SO well known and so much favorite
that the picture would be prized at least for his
sake. The affair caused great scandal in The
city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

TIE Chicago Press and 7Fi6uno learns from
a gentleman who left Pixies Peak October 9th,
that about 5000 persons viii winter in the
Mines where there was an abundance of pros
visions to supply them till next summer. The
amount of gold got out this season will not ex.
coed half million dollars. Many have piled
up large quantities of quartz for operation as
soon as crusher can be got out in the Spring,
and several of these piles are computed to be
worth $25, 900 each.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

The Paris correspondent of the N. Y Express
gives an item about the Empress Eugene, which
will interest the ladies. At the ball given at
Bordeaux, her Majesty's dress was of white
tule, of the unique form, embroidered with
paille and bordered by grecque of cherry
velvet The sleeves were trimmed with dia-
mond tags. She wore Greek diadem, spark
ling with diamonds, set upon cherry colored
velvet, among them being the famous ''Regcnt. -
The three ladies of honor attached to the EN-
press all wore dresses of rose coiored tarletan,
trimmed with ribbons and bouquets of assorted
flowers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

A TELEGRAM from ST Louis apprizes us of the
arrival of General Scott, via Overland route, on
his way back from tho senttlement of the San
juan affair. The st. Louisians are making
great preparations to give him public recep.
ton. Tho old hero must have an unusual stock
of vitality on hands for man of his age, to
come through an overland journey that Jared
old Greeley's bones loose, and right after it
plunge into Western reception where thoy
squeeze mans hand like a &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08
Charles London Cordial Gin,

The Place to get your Meat.
Nj ATThEW SCANLAN would respectfully announce to
" his numerous friends and the public, he has re-
moved from the stall OF Charles H. Bender and that in C
ture he may be found at stall S. Upper Market where
those desiring the very choicest OF meat
are invited to call He is thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him. his determnAtion
to deserve patronage In the future, socs continuance
OF me same
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

Our Richmond despatch gives US to under
stand that Gov. Wise has not the power to par
don Old Brown, even if he wanted to, it re-
quiring vote of Assembly to aunul convic-
zion for treason.
Weheard one of our legal gentlemen express
the same opinion the other day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

MAJOR GENERAL Wool, has written a. letter to
gentleman in Richmond, Va, in which he
comments upon the Harper's Ferry affair as
showing the folly of leaving armories without
military protection. General Wool adds:
"Under Mr.. Calhoun's administration of the
War Department, armories, as well as arsenals,
were placed under the superintendent of mill
tary officers. They arc military establishments,
and should be under the control of military
men, with guard to protect and defend them
all such establishments in the southern states;
and if for no other purpose, to guard against at
tempts like Browns, lest they should happen
in localities where the result might be much
more disastrous than at Harper's Ferry. The
cost of the armories and arsenals, including
arms and other munitions of war stored in
them, amounts to many millions"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08
TnE Stanton VIrginiaa tells story Of the

TuE staunton VSrginiaa tells a story of the
hazards citizen of that place incurred by
having on his person some of the trophies:
zone of our townsmen, Mr.. George W. Dill
lard was involved in great danger at Harper's
Ferry last week. He had gone there on bust
ness on the day after the capture of Old Brown
and his party, and in walking alone in the vi
ey o. the ss a enjoying a9
or three blank commissions in his pocket taken
from the insurgents, aud which Governor Wise
had given him the day before, he was pursued
and captured by party who were hunting for
Cook. Mr.. billiard was Immediately charged
with being one of Cooks men; the pike was
satisfactory evidence; and the cry was raised
of Shoot him, shoot him, and several loaded
guns were pointed at his breast. Fortunately
Mr. billiard retained his self possession SO well
that the party at last yielded to his request that
he should be taken to the Superintendent at the
Ferry and there be permitted to prove his in.
nocence. Mr.. billiard" said it was about the
most trying half hour or more he ever spent"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

~ LARGEST DAILY. TRI-WREKLY, AND WBEKLY
CIRCULATION, OF ANY PAPER IN wuEBL1Na.
, 1859-01-17
THE PRESS AND TtkERU NEs6
Great Job Printing Establishment

the arxes. sud tnest establishment Of the lind in the
Wess- It hu more Steam Prenes md Machinery; no1e
Printing Materials snd moro sklful WoEkmen than any
othe. Job Printing House West Of Ntx York.
The propretos1 prepared 10 execute On abort no-
Tee eyes. variety Of BOOK JOB LETTER PRESS
md FANCY PRINTING In the RES7 .AANNKR
Il tie LOWEST LIVING PRIOES.
Particular attention Given to The printing Of
Business Cards, Pxter1,a
Whiting Cards, Programmes,
Ball Ticket5 Pamphlets,
Letts. Heads, Circulars,
Bill Heads Chsch,.
Bylaw, Blank Hotas,
Receipt4, Labels.
PRINTIM q III ooLOR8
In atts vaeea done In beautiful style and II noder-
htt r1teh
An examination Of SPECIMENS md pR1CE8 h re-
specttu1yInyited.
u-ordess from The Country promptly Flied. and sent
home bY ErpreM
, 1859-01-17

{fnox B117kR swkt7," II }. q. HOLLAND
S'xtetn barrels Of cider
ssipeninE q IN low;
q en- the Mt cIapQe w!dert
See the froth. dsifled Ike snow,
Blown By The tempest bslCw!
1hoee deiecfa lie juices
Flowed tbr1 ugh tie tf1uous slu&ets
0fsweet sp1lpgs under the orchard:
Climbed in:s touutsl that chained them:
Dripped into CUPS tn It ret ained them.
And sse!led till tleg dropped and We game
tAeN
Then they rere Ralhe ed and tortured
BJ Is 81se from hopper to vat.
And fell-:Ftfy Al pie crushed dat.
All! how the bee1 gathefed round them,
And how delieions they found them!
DAtstt.E, % fragrant ~ clover,
Was plated, and er ooth1T turned over,
Wearing ueau7-ribl,-d bssket:
And, as theg suut Up tht c1sket.
In Eent the pup By the SCOOP full.
Filing tue baHt = Huncheon
While the uacn swallowed thef iuncheaI.
Pre- gtex the streAm from the btress
Ofthe leVrr AID screw.
Til the last trs ps from The press
We're a. bright As tie der.
There we're these julces spilled:
There were theEe barrels 1led.
Sixteen barrels OF Cider
Rlpening Iii In row
open The vent channels Hld RI
Zee the ftoth, dr4fsed like SNOW,
Blown By the tempest beloWt
, 1859-01-17
NEW JUVENILES FOR THE CHRIST
IN MAa u0L1DAYR

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IN NAB u0LIDAYR
". Il. KEEN, l48 LaEe Street.
THE. RUT.S BOOK or INDUSTRIAL LNFOR.
AA1IOiN; by Elisha Noyce. Illustrated with ~
hue wood eusrav,nn. drawn from the Objects 0ne
our OLD "a VORI7ES: Ho:E1 for the Nurse =.
tvezy page prstttly Illustrated. l2no. neat clc.a.
TALES 1B0U7 1HIX1LS: Hy joho Tiiiotson.
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1yc3 !sp2 EH5s c'.to III Tr e9ses @ u 9
conttibut oas Of Mrs 8, G. HaI. air. Ably. Mary
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limo Well printed with coored e1K1arinsa Extra
cl H. tt4 e.!ses.....:. ~
EfGH7tAEs; a eollecto92, Of pretty tales fer The
tG1tr." ! ne:t vol1ne: sloo. tloth.. =! sts.
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author Of Louis achool Bog Dag =" Sunshine Of
Greystcne." neat volume locoo- illustrated
Cloth. = c-nts: cloth Kilt edEes.. t0
HE1A GleET: a nex stnsy. BY Mara J. Mcintosh.
volume. l6no. Cloth. c.s
The above AMI many othert. together With large a.
so:tmtnt Of Illustrated Gin bnoks- Fer sal : by
If. L. KEEN, Bookseller,
IN ,kou+
, 1859-01-17

+. n. UENsMpH4- 4 tV.,
Ase COW AID deve: to .ss
PRE- OF UHARGE
Any otthe s1ou1 product Of tsel; mills
The E*Ar in the quality Of goods and With food mill
rood aAtetas and expt1eace hope TO reach aad r1i1
tain the highest point Of excellence urhEaads Of Ylosa
In barrels md b1k5 aro
Phiilips' Mlls, Choice Extra No. Willie Eheak
Fhuiips' Mills, Ex18 bupers1e. No. BID Winter.
Phlips' Mills. choice Family. Choice kxt1a spyt1s.
Also It Wholesale or rrstAll:
Hn}se R,s % rlou1 Zen As;7 ~ @ aned & md snn'toi.
Cracked Wheak Aiddliags, Bl1o- -Ehort1, eanpl Ii,
~. DEAaM0RE i co..
shfn.Asklv No. III Aneih " Ater ttr4si
, 1859-01-17
Northwestern Insurance C0mo:y,

OSWEGO, NEW YORK.
tEsrAB11saKD II is31)
Capital ls0,000---I1lth Large surplus.
H'HE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
Il formed that Mr. JULIUS WHITE has been rtap-
pouted a-eu Of ibis Goplo and IL aone' uthorized
10 issue and renew policies in Chicago.
Ar. WHITES authorised to ad{4i4 and pa al :ocses
11iksaE under our Policies either Frp or Marine.
JAMES PLATT pres11ccs
& D. LupIow. eec'y.
uThe undersagned wilt be hxppy Ia SEE Ii. traerda
Office. No us 8ouih Water street. Assurnx them that
sha be low those Of other responsible
COMPANY. and thai Lo&se1 shA1l fairly adlusted and
promptly paid. JULES WHITE Aeent
oci6 b$25 III i&9H Sputh n atsr streek i,
, 1859-01-17
MI Y Z RS
Miraculous Vermin Destroyer,

MlIdCui0uS stiHlfl UfSlfO5t
For the Destruction Of
Rats, Mice, Moles, Bugs. 1Iosquitoes,
Roaches, Flcas, Moths, Garden
Insects, Ants, DC.
THE CHEMICAL EREP EPARAT{QNS
ksow1 under the above title for tie laat :, years
throughout Europe where they hav with tfiutu.
pha snccess. have acquired for their Inventor aud
Manutac:uEes World celebrity atte.ed BY tns Em
reEors of Russia France. Austria the Queen OF EnR
Ind the kinss q Heauu: Holl*ad, Sap!es, Bava5i4
endoraed by the Directors O. Public 1nsdtaints aua
the approval q numerous private citizens that they arr
kinds Of veru1in.
Meyers miraculous Preparations destroy the u7vel-
come sntEndtsa without mercy. aad neve: f4- HIS AT
brought death to millions OF tntn in tue world. and
from this day the Eatchwotd of Al ho1sekseper.,
chants ship owners, and husba1dmeu will be ho
yermn."
VKetLl packages from Is cents to u 90 Tzaxs-sIx
months Eve cent Oh for cash (no agents. Depot
OF the inventor and proprietor.
JOSEPH MEYER, Practical Chemist
Ga Broadway, {cor. Houston-EL.) NeT York
General Agent fer ut Emitted states md canadas
FHkDERlCK Y. RL8HH0N UruKglst No. u Astor
Aouse. Aad 417 BroadEay. MI. de30 b6d5 6m
, 1859-01-17

nyHIS INSTITUTION Is DEL1Gu
/ FULLY kuated On The oa'skiT.s ?: beautiful forrest
from he Pos Uaiee. The building s new. Of br1ct. and
furnished the best Style TBS ee,a rooms sre suPres
ths ent ID 1t present rccei'n. frpm ea&o
xud o;hrr fisies. s ttsseEns o.
IL popularity and tonrshns con2ea. IT. Gtss- sEd
lady for efls Of The Lake view Water Cn!u 4rSh
cAgo A1r connected with this ins:t.tsnn
ii - of in1u}ry TO ether o{ the Physicians viii
seiye urumct .,seuuun DR.. e. y. tTkuNE
JAMES +. GROSS VI, u
..gHrs4 NRa. ar. j. +. ERtlc7.
, 1859-01-17
Z J I 00V
Tight 87,T'rCE

QUAKER CITY. DOUBLE LOCK
TIGHT sTlTCH,
$50 a0W1NG N T. % MI
NEVER BEFoRE EXHIBITED IN TIE WET.
ii, other CheAp Machines take only tho nale thread
e1Ein Etitch Tts takes The sAne
TWO THREAD
eteh 81 The rogt expe1hse In Csc. III werk vii
Not Rlp Though eFery Third Stitch be Cut.
The Machine Is np1e easily adjusted ind rot likely TO
set out Of order Works rapidly. rakeb d1o and
handsome stltEh as the most expen11ve Machnet Sews
from two gpools. does coaIse and enc work
r.r1tcts. BY dmply CLEANSING the needle Andthread.
TEEY WILL eT1TCH. HEN AND GATHER.
2ake little note AID rcu more eaGy than most M T.
chl1ea.
ONE LADY
Hnh s.rinR Hachine u eausl In endeae5sa
Eight to Twelve
re4Ess1eesesby hand Every family and any MAXIM
6eRshR RbrGness should own one. This Ia the
Only Machine SeWiss With TWO Threads.
Except oae sod Ia the vcr1d for less than sloo Wele
1te III who wish Machine 10 do any kind Of work done
By machinery, 70 examine ours 8anpes Of work sent b.
receipt OF ataup. Machines sent TO pesonI
who ntvef BaH 5en and used successfully AFTER feN
hours practice Pull printed Instructions Gven Enter
pslnk men With few hundred doElarato purchase 6toCk
better :ovs q! or Missouri None oths11 need
| supply. Qall ii
CLas. E Hiswall's Shoe Store, 133 Lake St.,
az @s55s Addre~ so. s. o9kS15l 6}s,15 IL
, 1859-01-17
BailkilI;al a,11 >Gxfbai19e;

H.. B.1-FKIA-G HOUSE
or WILLARD, ALEXANDER i 90,
y Bank Of pepodt 1cseita md Domestic Exchange
Colec4iou And ahI1 Pa1sAEe
50 CLARK 8THEET..........0 CHICAGO
de}Q1xhEAA
, 1859-01-17
Improve Your Eyesight.

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CHICAGO, ILL
THE CELEBRATED RUSSIA ROCR
/ CRYSTAL AND BRAZILIAN PEBBLE EpECTA.
oLEa for long uhort tshted per1ons. from 10 to x
[,etA ezoas a.ea s1e toi tale as so1:h Oak szeet
merits andAlaech Eses tepl On hand
Pe1sona residing It . distance requiring 8pect aces.
r. G.aws ~ s9 ssa be ezasZ suited ScsoFi'ax e
Ct eKrress. safell nd aqlet, By sending eaees and
lit 8tate your axe. a2te Of h.Ath 8ud occupation.
I'd. Gtate II &lA53es wanted for reading Krit1R,
etc, ar for looking 1t d1tsrt objects
ID etate the exaet number Of inches you hold book
In reading With or without klAne1 palnly 1ad clearly,
The Price ol M tnpE yed soeetacIes aad Ire Gla.se
bo1s ~, ~ aod e. Bet 11as.es Il ,.;ves bow ~
Enelo.e either Of the ssovs tsms xt,h ioa: postage
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Kind Of gaAsea paid aad III best adapted To
Eight
DR. l. r ROSENBERG.
jaflEsI1 Practical 0ttfc{1n and 0cul,t
, 1859-01-17
Awarded tG9' the
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Wafer Cups, Bankers' Cssea.
Desk Enirea, Letter Boxss,
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Writing Pads, Money Boof1,
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Paper Weight Twine,
Gold Pens, Quill Penn,
Lettsr Clips. Desk Pencils
Bhea.s, caxh Boxes,
Port Folfoa, Blotting Paper,
spring File4 Ivory Tablet,
Twiue Boxes, Quilla,
Envelope Paper. KlaItic Ban1s,
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Wate.1, Ivory Folden,
Latter Scales, Paper F1es,
Invoice Flies. Book Resa,
Kuei1ags, Gum 7icfeta,
Woesnhaln',c Cutlery. Rsd(spool) r1pe,
Co m mercial Printing,
ooxsE1na o.
CARDS, BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS, H.,
PROMPTLY EXECUTED At
SI2tlonet'a H11l,
uom tx n Lake stseek
, 1859-01-17
1Ooo0 s. Gunl.
G . A L.

Q Q A L.
n. NE ON KIA YDON.
YARD AND OFFICE nj STATE STREET. CHICAGO.
tBr.wec: Als"s and Monroe s:1ee.s3
NUT, sT)vE, EGG. LARGE EGG, FUR
H.cE Broken aai L1:2p '1oai. the ioo carRo.
tsauta+ !siow,as D,ues irhG: s~.yensou LAckaEaus
+ lvlokia. Mount tar1n- and Green RoSc. Eric hret
Hi1I OalpnewA and ott-y t!stu.nlnuu. 0paf8. -
H".ch NH2te R2d AteAurg Wood, louE eaNed 1p!n Aod
delivered
Coa delivered br the CARO- At Ill the nrtne'ps ponn
o3 The lakes ocl- bt5>tn1
COAL AND WOOD.
fSAAO CUALE AT THE OLD STAND
/ Oar?.r q cisrk and Adams street odc1 for sale
Nona Of al k!aat. E19ea ana Spt kad delivered. .
Aiso Erie. LscSaTans OEroehy. Diossbnrg. aad other
Pear:lvAaIa co4a Nar I'LL. sastnev1l!e; and othes
OILS Goals fs.cGed. Morris. and other ulaolg ooAlA
Osleta promptly sIcd 4aa ccai cAsefu!is ssreae9
ISAAC t0ALE
Aul.A4saEm a1& CGrk. corner AlAmA-E
, 1859-01-17
arff)ltr1t5.
Goparil!er ships, 81.

1N:5 ULCIlON OF CO-PARTNER SLIP.
/ The cn,oarta acr4Ip .trti,tarr txIs:t.g between
uncc.ls led t:F Of EA1cHs1. under tue nsmr.
E:Yl4 " til h"r II! "a IL thls day Dis
Bo.vrt bt mutu II cn eft h'pi sAn"s"n Hloae being
I'd IL ). tle name tnr x;e firm In the lqut-
o>N' - - ''' So '''0 GroKGE GItRFRT,
HD4ATI0 HILL.
C!,;caxo Jan lO-l, le53 JJetPu aAMPk0 ON.
OO.rARTVI: aal1tP MOTT lE.-t;r,rse Gilbert nnd
JOS nh rr+,p ha his ~ f,r ord partnership
iur til. l:po.c tran: +ctl'K GA1e-al Au ft0A and
UoeutuIs sou bu.;at = fIta1.GE GILBERT.
JUSt.Fa eAMFA0N.
Ctlcar7 Janra.5 1nth, ia jall.1v h9.s
sfll1E Gu PARTNERSHIP OF MAITLAND
6SCRaSr1S. Pru1 .ce aad G,ctrl1sso Merchants
i: this DAY ds,o:tI u suu ual cn1s :nt.
JUIt MAITLAND,
b. u. 6uKhNrON.
Chicago D.ccubes II. 155a. delo- kuno.bs51
, 1859-01-17

Eotice.--rhe uudernfgtled. Stockhol.
ir-E in thr Herchasc: 1iak Of Aaccc Georgia, By
h-lrcr>nugut lis C.a-cr. sGde tersanabg liable for
tsls:1es Tae nctes ots Eank will be taken BY on de-
.ns'f n the - KeatackY, Indiana and
2.4c. 4 l. TUCKER co,
, 1859-01-17

VHEGN q 81 OHE
3AEKERS- Iowa. fEoMP1
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AkE1. 9eo-ke fa.ith o. CEtes.
ka11r Bank. Uhlcaxn
L. L. Eeaou& "a. *. tGuit,
He4Ex- Gilmore .rCiatsto-- C+.i::EL+.+
Shoe and Leather Uc4lsfs Ra1k. Eo.4Gn
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