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In one handsome 12no. volume, 500 pages.
fENHEY eensist, In rt.of sights0 lsttAsS sap
1 posed TO have been written from New York 81
Aohamnsd Pasha, Rear Admiral of tia TurkiAh
Navy, daring his famous visit 70 tAis soanAry In
the spring 81 1SSS. TosstssR sf the sPistfss kavs
bsen s.translated" for, and publtshsd In The New
York Evening Pest, and havs not ssly hsm rsad
with much interest and pleasure BY tbs Subscribers
70 that journsl, bat have been copied and highly
oomplimsntsd By the best newspapers and psriodi-
GALS In tAs eeuntHy.
No bstsss psssf Of che pSpslaf nature Of the
etters Gnld - Afforded tAAa shis instant Adoption
By the a6lsst conductors Of the press, Who bsst
know whst win crafty The readers of current ut
srature
With the Lstssss, - psslishsd In book fwm, are
intssspsrssd largo nnmhsr Of replies, MiAieal, az
plAnatory, hudat0ry, and ohjuSgstory, received lin
imaGtaAiieuy ~ ths sexansllA4T," IRON people in
different pssts Of the United Statse aad sleswAars
Who 70 have read The Letters which APP
psaSsA n the Post. t#A@ #6##
Both the lsttsSs and the replies are satyisal, fall
of humor that n broad enough to Be popular, ye,
fss from any suspicion ef vulearisy. ap1 relieved
= MI sasirical hanor should Be, BY VEIN Of phi
losqph5 and seetinAst. It'd uaicFuns 1ids Of 90
dial, literary and political life in our country Il
consi1Skva ID ssfio4conic WY, and II II believed
with paAGenU end kill rarely squalIod u thin
department. Of aathorship-
ysDs received 81
OGDEN, BROwNELL 4 co.'s
Cir Book SroKE,
Asg11d No. 51AaiA-st.
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The Kuicksxbocker l6agaxiue.


Tho Kuicksrbocker Magazine.
fFHE KEIuKEaDoeEER N4aAzt1E hssins
And in pePalss sty !, % the A1aitssatibas u Food
-~she nh3ss nsarast AAs hcsltA and happlness OF
svsrl family In he hnd and now attses6tne gxeat
attsntion in Earope; the other iassisAting and
powsxfnl story Of dsAsstis life. AAsitlsas
THE ROMANCE or A POOH YOUNG NAN,
b. Octave Feuilet, said to be the best novel pro-
dussd In the last ave years. The srst chapter
opens brilliantly. Neither Dickens, Thasksray, nor
any American novelist, has produced any thing
more shasning ord Interesting.
Bvexy oAe kpoWs that, ~ the criminal svsries Of
angfaetRrsp and dealers, almost every article Of
food In common uss, liquors and drugs, are adul-
terats4 Withhrtful and poiscuOus Substances, and
Vie Knickerbocker Il the hrst and oaly psbisatisn
IN tho country that has undertaken to expose thor
osshly this gigantic wrong which secretly attacks
Every mans lfe All - IL sGAAemssEs ase based
upon rigid chemical anal isis md micEoeeOpica "a
aninasions nsds for this spsei.i purpose. The
- unrivalsd md TO probe the evil to the bottom
the viii publish, . ~ = - inves
Gestions extend, the names Of the manufacturers
sad dealers g.ilty q ~ insi1ions s.sAs against
articlss Svss bsgua IN N American Nagasins. and
shoul1 p into eyau family.
The Nay Knioasrbsok9Aa NM also the eouelazon
Of .plsndid astiei: On Dsase, ~ Rev. p; osTood;
Palmer 1ollyszssss wstMa Tosr, y Osmond
Ti6Auy Hunarsus Pesns - Rwk bsA5Amin' and
Alice Carey aa1 Anossl ard Pistsresque contriba-
tion on GAnx n resent missionary % tho King
= aivays ! faaiass a 10 Riaksrbosksr. "A fuli-
Page Stsslplate .snf2sving Of Madame do Chev-
renss, tho gsat rival = kishslisa and Aaaarin,
P.Sis1.s 5 ~ III Il tSs 1ni.esg s assss. - -
a Specimen Nuatef u the M1y Kniskerhooker
containing - dbOvs, With scvsn fufi-pag BtseL
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Randall House,
TH06. RANDALL. pronxiAtr

Y,HE wRLf-KN0wN HOUSE FORxERL,
1 knsun - the WKsrERx HorsL, has been thor
oughly repaired and painted, and Is now ready !,
accommodate the travelling public with board ant
lodging on the most reasonable terms. The tab Il
viii be furnished with the beat the market sAords
Ecpt1kd3m -
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GET THE NEST :"
WEBSTER UNABRIDGED
Pictorial Dictionary.
1900 Pictorial IlIastrAsio.si
WEBSTERS UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
NEW PICTORIAL EDITION.
yXyE have in press, to be issued st an early day,
wv new edition Of WeAster's unabridged Die
GonAry, containing 8
1900 PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS,
BEAUTIFULLY KxECUrED.
5000 to 10000 NEW WORDS in the Vocabuls-
ry-Table Of SYNONYMS, by Pro-
fsssor GooDRICH,
In which more thon 3 200 words are carefully
Disseminated, forming fullsr work on Englisl
SYNONYMS OF itself, than any other issued, besidl
Orabb, and believed In advance OF that.
Table giving Pronunciation OF Names Of g..
900 distinguished persons Of
modern times;
Peculiar use Of Words and Terms in ths
Bible,
With other New FEATURES, together with
H ALL THE HArrHR or PREVIOUS EDITIONS.
1--WE have seen specimen sheets Of the Pictorial
Illustrations. They are we'll executed, and vii
often be found useful In giving much more cor
rect idea Of m object than can DO obtained BY Z
ds6nstion.-f New Fork TYibune, April 10.
l"We hsys seem specimen pages of portions IL
architecture and ornithology, and md them OF m
tistic beauty, we'll as of great practical value.
-[Christan Mirror, April II.
Will be sold by all Booksellers.
~"GEr THr Brsr." Got Webster.
Springfield, Mass, May, 1859.
myl7
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original Notice.

To Dsnisl O'Regan and Mary O'RAgan his wifs
0OU and each Of you are hsrsby neti6sd that
there Ii now on fle In The 0fkee Of Tho Clark
Of the District Court Of Leo County, Iowa, ut Fort
Madison, . petition Of Martin Stafford claiming
Of you the Foreclosure Of mortgage on Lot IN
BLOCK 1873 In the city Of Kcokak, Lee county Iowa:
said mortgage having been made md delivered BY
you to the said Stafford to secure tho payment Of
note - him given and made payable BY DsHSsl
o'Regan ninety days from February 4, 1859, THE
date Of said note and mortgage, for the sum Of
fifty dollars said petition rEayins for alignment
against said Daniel 'Regan for said sum with in
terest from May 4th, 1859, and that said Aalty
may be sold by special execution in payment there
of that all costly At rsaemFkion 81 lef1ndAnlsAe
forever fsfscosed and barred. and for general re-
Htf.
Now therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day of the
next term Of said court, to begin on the first Men
day Of December, 1859, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon pro confesso.
CURTIS, GILLMORE 4 CURTIS,
Aug. Is, 1885, Soils. for Petitioner.
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~
LIrE OR 0BN. nEanY lsAvELOCK
One vol, l2ne., 400 pAg0; With I hns Por-
trait on Steel, and elsgsns EngTssings.
Mr.. HRADLEY after being engrossed in public
1yl life three years has again returned TO the
6elj Of literaturs,sm which he earned wide rspu-
tstion. The subject h has Amt tAksa ~p 10 one
we'll suited 70 bis descriptive powers. TIE LITE
Of Rave losk fRniebee sveeytkng picturssque and
brliAa. In description and tAriilisg In the nasTa-
sion 81 detdS Of arms. The first campaign Of the
young hsutshAnt II Burmah, The romsntic and
tragic history Of ~ knglish army in Alehanissaa,
The rapidly succeeding and terrible battles ip tho
PsHanh, and lass chs unpasAlise<d siege of Luck
now and HAselock's march q IRE 49, dssth 70 it,
relief, afe here described With that viyidpeas and
life tha& sAanrtssss HNapolson and his Aanhals"
and " Washington and his 0sn9Als." Tho friends
Of Hsveaock' q family have placed In bis hands ma
teriak that other persons in the country en- nov
obtain. Some of them could not b. furnished In
EnglAn9, and Mr.. Hssdky - ss1psllsd 70 ssnA
10 India % make the collection coznplsts.
The araent yoang soldier, the disappointing
Christtan, I'D The incoh pssahis geaeSsi sre taken
up In s1ssssIsa, while 1soanA ssch u grouped the
stupsnA0Hs sssnefy, tie ssisntal maeahssees, and
the tensndous battles tha1 hare characterised thu
anpaiehs Of The kngnah army in India.
Just received u
OGDEN, BR0wNKLL COS
CITr BOOK EToRn,
A~g41d - Aain-st.
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Andthose wlo always + "a nov lsn-k A. nn.
- 'A' more
n =! nxs,n g, - .Ae ...l!s New
-
PROULA Ii ArUOrf
ESOR the benAnt of I'll malanshcly md sober
u sidsd individuals PYRFICT dONUNTRA-
eoooaauss & III ths wiss ea1 1~rss.S 5ScS .en
Of tho aee-1hSooeA vAaGh - $3.50 ~ rFeyent
wrink1ee, ~ tooro tho1r - 51l1v r y slsp the
juvsa51s . $3.50 a. ~ I~ -. u pe-
cultax5v poEtohoo volume- 1f1y Entin9 = rro1table
pr0xuotoa ~ uaG11nn - SplAa1ao1SI1a. rs 1890
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FIN II INSURANCE.
FIRE Z AND MARINE iSsus1kcE coasAxY,
or ST. LOUIS.
is. McCuae, 8. n. Edgsll, C.s. Greedy,
E.Wyman, G. H. Peck, B.w.Alsasndsr,
james smith, 4. 2. Ponsroy, ID. Page.
n 8. ELLIOTT, sec'y. S.h. ED0RLL, Prss't.
oKxrRA- uAaARDOUa nIsKs tAKBn.
r. b. HOLMHs, QsnsraI Agent.
dscldly A .BRIDGAAN, Ag't, Kooksk.
1ll HHDs. BROWN SUGAR,
III Is bills. Re boiled Molasses.
10 !" Sugar-H House Syrup,
= Crushed Sugar,
IS - Powdered 10
8 !" Orleans, Refined and Clarified Sugar,
receiving this morning per steamer Wassw, and
July Id KELLOGG BIRGE.
NEW FALL WHEAT FLOUR,
WE have just received ! supply a No. ]
w FAN Wheat Flour, msds from new What.
COLLIERS i ROBERTSON,
Julyll-d g Aain-st, near "a.
FEl1l.IAGE FKEEiI
~ al full loads Of Wheat and Rye brought "a
W. H. AUSTIN co.,
AULPHATR QUININk.--leO on. Powers :
~ wsightmsn and Rossagastes : Sons il stor,
E,s4 A. j. WlLKlNS0N,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
sept-lt o6 Nain-Sk.
HI0HEsT MARK ET PnIOE,
In CASH, PAID FOR
i wheat,
@. Germ,
a Hyes
0als,
marley,
And all other Grain aud Country Produce, Isl
| w. IL. AUSTIN y CO.,
aug23 @aa LIS Main-st.
GER MAN SOAP.
El BOXES for s4ls ~ " 5
~ js3A KELLOGG : BIRGE.
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NOTICE.
fTNAX SALE OF Lot fop cost Of abating nuisance
upon sAid Lot kat
Owner 8 name Lot, Block. Tax. Cost.
Unknown, 10 80 $3.50 4l,l0
NOTICE IL herrby given to the owner Of the
above described OF that special tax has been as
ssssed md levies said lot, being the amount ex-
PENDED by the C,ty Of Keokuk for abating null
sanoe on the senfe, and unless payment be made Of
the tar 20 levisd AMI also all costs on or before
the 37th day Of October, A. d. 1850, the said lot,
20 much there OF shall be necessary TO dis
charge said tax ard ats, will be sold on the day
aforesaid, at tia Mayors ofhos In said city, be-
tween the hou1 Of v clock .. N. and o'clock p.
m. &C. STEVENS,
Collector Of theCity of Keokuk.
Sept. II, 1859 dtd
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SELECT SCHOOL roR HOYs AND
laIRL0s

lIRL0s
MISS FOSTER would respectfully inform her
IVl friends and the patrons Of her school, that
she will commence another sessiop, forenoon and
afternoon, the lst Of October, In the same house
she now occupics ~ the corner Of Sd and Blondeau
street. Her terms will be o. per quarter for the
ordinary hranchss She would also inform the cit
ixsns that she il prepared TO give instructions In Pr
ano Music, terms IS per quarter also, Oil Paint
ing, terms - per quarter. - n !
keokuk August 81 185o-d 4as8 E@'+5
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YEILOw sPRINGs COLLE0E..

YELLOW SPRINGS COLLEGE.st
glsNH sTrussAas. md spst aoAs Oh Yellot Spring
| Il College beg leave to Gall the attention of the
public = tho ADVANTAGES oGsr1d b9th1 Institution
10 those Who Wish 70 secure m educ4elon.
lat.f II losatioA In ths midst Of . fafming com
rnunity, remote from <he temptations incident 70
large towns S<cAfss f6E hhe studsut that quiet 20
fssOrab}e Ia stSdy. .Kossuth, email ullsge
around the Institution, il sixteen miles north Of
Buflineton and IL every whore noted Tor the healthi
nsss Of its location, and tho morality OF Its cti
Gems. ,,...
"a. In point Of economy, THO Institution enjoys
az sdvants9e over any other with which wo are
aeeuainted. Board, including room furnished and
kept, can be had for 81 % per week, with iiber-
al Reduction for pre- payment. Board without
room ~ 10. There are also many vacant rooms In
the villaee, which young men, desiring 70 scono-
mise, may rent, and supply themselves with pro.
visions. i grsat saving Of cost. Yonng men OF
spproyed piety, having The Ministry in view, can,
lif oonnected With the New School Prcshy terrain
Churchl. receive from the Education Fund $50 per
year and their tuition paid by Scholarships at
present vHcant.
81 have largest and most complete Fhilo-
sophissl dand Chemical Apparatus in the Staae.
i l4th. The Faculty, composed OF expsrienced Pro-
fess0rs and Tsachers give their sshols time to the
work Of destruction.
With all these considerations In our tavor, We
confidently make our appeal to the public for
students and funds to complete the endowment OF
the College. g y
The nsrt Term begins Sept. It'll, 1859.
For further particulars, address Hon Wx. hAR-
PsK.or H LnonARD, ESQ.,, koSHth, Des Monies
County, IevA- tb
Aur 81 s60-d
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Life, Fire ana Marine Insurance
Agency.
D0MCIES Of Insurance issued at the lowest
rates in the following reliable first class conn
panies, 3a~N @N5A 50
THE MI TUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
3Ta#i or NEW YOnK
This IL the safest and most reliable Life Insurance
Company in the world, with N accumulated
Fund Of over - 900 900.
ATLANTIC HIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
OF PRovIDsrC8, III.
Capital e16O, 900 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
pRINCYIHLD, MAxs.
CapItal $3.50, 900.
PEORIA MARINE 4 FIRE INSURANCE CO.
PEORIA, LII.
CaRisai 1900 600 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to cali d
the Agency Once VI G. H. OIA0ND, u
sep6sI6dlm Msin-st., over Ogden Book Store
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ING, va, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY /

! Baltimore Asssmbly-rOom and Baltimore beau
ties, disappeared utterly from our consciousness.
Il was a fdliilnent of the prophecy which Mrs.
Browning makes in Aurora Leigh, when, after
speaking Of the mnuth-piece and cOthurnus and
| other appliances Of the Greek stage, she says
And eoncu ling, uhiehii clear,
The growing dranR has outSroEn such toys
or stimulated stature, face, and speech,
IL also preadventure, NAV out grow
The simalatlon Of the painted seeue,
And tse eo2 TO- ISTr si,t. saaet ~, ee la ..
Its shifting faneirs ard celestlaiIishts,
with all its grand orchestral sirnces
To keep the Piu,e' OF tIe rhythme sounds.
If there was any moment at which the cheat
was lost with us, it was in the scene Just nreced
ing and following the murder of Duncan, in
which the guilty rhGne spoke so loudly that lie
must have awakened all the inmates Of the cas-
tie; but even here we were so fully under the
spell of genius, that we felt almost disposed to
expostulate with him on the exceeding impru-
dence OF his noisy elocutiOn, and to say To him,
Macbeth, my good fellow, don't kick up such
a row, or the bloody groOms will hear you
Another passage seemed to Us open to criticism
that wherein Macbeth moraZ.S on the death
Of his wife, which should be spoken musinGly-
Lifz'- but walking shadow poor player,
That struts and # Is hi. hour upon the stage,
Told by an iliot, ful Of SQUAD aad fury,
sgafy lag nothing.
But Mrs. Kemble gave the lines with very great
passion and vociferation, If the sound and
fury" of the text called for sound and fury in
the reader.
The reading was altogether an extraordinary
performance, and won golden opinions from all
sorts of people They were few old play
gOcrs who thought it diSenchantment to see
the radiant and peerless Imogene of twenty
years ago in the stout aud ruddy faced woman
on the platform, but they acknowledge the i'm
perial sway Of her genius still resiStlesS as OF
old. y lady at our right hand had never witness.
ed play, another of n former generation had
seen Sarah Siddons as Lady Macbeth thrill the
brcathless auditors OF the London theatre; we
watched them both, and both were equally ali.
sorbed in the vivid representations Of the artis'.
Besides these and many other books aud pc.
riodicals, which we have not now time to notice,
as their merits demand, we have volume /, No.
/, of the Western Lab Monthly, printed at
Cleveland o. Among the corps of editors is
r. p. Roaney, late Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Ohio. We suppose it is valuable
publication for those whom it more particularly
concerns.
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HOLIDAY BOOKS, &C.

7 An SOT oPETGNi one oft's larses; Snd most care
Ursks kc Holiday Presents, ever brought TO
t city Books sng price from penny 20 tEenty
dollars which may be found almost al tAe 70
et elegantly bounl: T. Ple's Poems, Poets OF The lyth
Crntary Lila Book" "Lady Of the Like -GrAys he
Mrs. Hates celebrated "Womln," elegantly bound, 81
various annuaIs among viii and GoOdrichs Wo-
men OF -auty a nd Hrrosm" cpnainng 10 beautiful
craving. Hek'k's Psye o, Frederick the Gr' Age
ChVtirg % ''r Waitrr Raleigh and his times" LIE OF
I1and Baker, Isabel Ossine Bncrofts Hist Hugh
Ml-r's WorEs, Spuryeons Sermons, "Autocrat Of the
Lon fellows Works.
JUVENILE WORKS -Of these We have greater variety
thtn ever before put Up LIBRARIES the single copy;
Tould =ntipn, '-Muist@Tng Cal dren," "kennet
snI HUH" story Darling S-y," the Giant Killer,
ami ali of A L u r. Hooks, Farley Book-, "a will and
way Roilo Books, both series; Learning 10 Think, Talk
and Act E Toys OF almost every description.
HIS Gfrry's, American Tract Society, PRESBYTERIAN
aud Methodist Almgnacs.
Back Cannon Boards Chess Men and Boards; almost
eYrry styie qu1y or Stationery Call aud make your
selections before the assortment IS broker
deriI doors Sorth Of n. : NJ. Bank.
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NUMBER I22
,LEs. HARNESS. TRUNKS. &c

Wholesale * RETAIL
sHEPPARD. No ISI siain -, OF Cnior, VII
- c1ntiuu- . Keep hand q large al1 complete
sortm=nt Of al artegs "a his lne ensistue q idis and
6entenr1's Sadls, Pine and Caarse uarkcss Trunks,
Nacs Carpet Eas, SateNsls, Cellars Hamsz. WAip
uoulc Repeatedly call attention stock ani trust
b. strct attsu9n ard ProEptHrss, 70 coutau4bcs
of the Vu.iic pltrouace. ~
Al kilas Ct repairing prozaPtly d7ne, ard IN pr'
manner. ;. b. SHEPPARD,
svpso IsI M.in 81
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Ffre q Inland Navigatlon

7
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvsney
fair profit
EspeciIf 1ffsfOn girsn % TgsHr1nce Of n FELLINGS
dIIf content for tsTtas gf 20 ESUrs-
The prcgrss Of this Corporation las beer stable ard IN
rhro 81 SEASONS o. alsunsline afd storm
peodz evcntfgi eNemis from tpirE coudaFra
lions ant maritime disaster Being long estabii-f-i
cash tzsis % truEbes 81 the credit system ect in
razteTial particular.
'a tiurs'' the securty OF reliable Insurancc
imperative duty the aity of property
tain loss teirss = en- mach lessrned.
Policies issued uithout daiaF and al husness attended
with spstch nnd fdtiity, ~
Olre AZ the Savings Bans cs % he'iinE-
f.hla-fav--fiT Jan ~ 50
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SIANTLEs.
sHAwLs.

Etc, Etc,
risa.
Jtsreee!Ved per Express from New York large
met Of superior RAGLANS made after the Paris
I aud eNprrsy for New York CITY trade,
tosrr with variety Of other Ciohks, all styles
pattern, which will sell below Ur,ces
great variety Of CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA.
HNrIE SHAwLS, at great bargains.
Aarge Nssorm.nt Of PURs such Sable, Mink, Stone,
hHn Fitch, etc. which sell cheaper than any other
hsNe In the city, have them not commission, but
Locht them for Cash. uIl sell qua ty Fitch Purs,
Eua a sold last year for $50, for a12H Ssti.
Sverli cases OF fine and superfne BLANKETS, which
Esll,t manufacturers prices.
Alo received about 80 pieces Of Lupin's FRENCH ME-
ElS, all coors and grades, which viii sell at most
Prcs
Tt above Goods will he ready for inspection SATuR
DAY the 6 OF November and wonll respectfully invite
t'"e in Of Of them to give early CALL
HIr all Efl b. satisfied with my goods and prices.
nSs ALEX. HEYMAN. lsT Main st.
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INRSI INRSI

DUTLER's IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
ID Copyin. EXCELSIOR FLUID T.YRS, Manufactured
by J. Butler, Agent, No. 80 Vine St. 2H squares
South Of Burnrt House, Cincinnati, O.
To wAITIsG CnNNUSIrT rs GgXERAL, BOOK KEEP
PAEuCrLtELT a CARD.-f3vntleTaen: Ever bottle
Aru0lls English Flgid that you
per J. J. Buffers Excelsior Record,
Eud no better, II good. ExPLASATIuS Every called
Quart BOTTLE us holds twenty per Ink
aud He'd fifty per higher than mine, which
orh saving, particularly when the quality is warranted
equal. All leading Staoners will supply bottle
the same terms Bv so duing you will sustain HOME
MANUFACTURES. and be wiser II better citizens;
least greater levers Of country and its cherished
n thus act, the time far 81 when
American Flag shall not bottle Of Arnols
EIElsh fluid in beloved Unon-and purse
s-urH. JAMES J BUTLER. Agent. .
'lr sale by Payne Co. and ). Q. or, Wheeling.
drts g.
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THE arm o. Sheppard Morgan IS this daT dissoITsd
By rautuai consent. The buaiErs uf the arm Wi -
seItiet By shepPari m iuirbte 20 n ERR
respectfully rleGte 20 ea unke psyrarnt ard thoae
Eettemvnt = .. SHEPPARD,
sept l0th ,1s5s- cHAE. MORGAN
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HATS AND GAPS.
S. HARPER & BRO,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
C0RSER MAIN A UNION STREETS.

HITEhave on hand and receiving daily, large and
W complete assortment OF Hats and Caps, embracing
variety Of style aud price. And in view OF the in
sug demand for FIRST class goods have paid par
tesr attention to the getting OF such expressly
Aipiri ;le wants Of customers. Our
u Eastern houses such that enabled t. Urnsh
Art promise tlat the and beautiful
sonents well the best qualities Of every description
Arsto be fonnd At our establishment.
Tie public respectfully invited to call and examine
sustock wspare PAinsto give entire SatiSfactou
6s9 =. HARPER BRO.
CIR E AT TTRA TON!
THE citizens Wheeling and surroundnL country, and
the LADIES' IN Pa-ti 4r resp-rfally requested To
viz GREAT ASSORTMENT OP DRY GOODS offered
Mhe Cheap Cnsh store, 1871 sIalu ST., consisting
thlatest stves Of
RAGLANS.
CLOAKs,
SiANTLEs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14
Standard Reading.
j. BOON M'LURE,

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, wheeling, Vn.
VfslIE . S0RT tn E.tST cORYEP or NOSROE AND
=. .. "a StS'' OPPOSITE TIE cOCRTHO OESE
N prle;esInths several Courts OF this aud the
~ eoantes Particular attention viii be given TO
= .,afenlen ot sahaL. aavle:lydk9aH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

Baltimore Assembly-room and Baltimore beau
ties, disappeared utterly from our consciousness.
Il was fdliilnent of the prophecy which Mrs.
Browning makes in Aurora Leigh. when, after
speaking Of the mouth-p piece and cothurnus and
other appliances Of the Greek stage, she says
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

nc w Whlugd ate for NOVembor Nowhere!
lNd Just received bv Express very large HssOrt
nnt o. all styles OF CJO NFIS, much superior to
uF tte sefont class stores also and entirely
~ e OF chenih= SaNsls-LtIs particularly invi-
EEe ne an early call all OF the will be- sold
saey 'E for eAsh No. IS Main Centre Wheel
ing TuavSl ROEMER.