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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
OOhdA6EROrAL.


49, " - VIM pecs 4. tcots
We have report slight decline in Virginia skies,
s.e having been made this week k Rat Rchmond ctr
bonds steady At former rates. We an advance Of n
share In Richmond ne Association stock Other ,oel. unehaps
ed as far Indicated by sales bond. tuar h.y,
been sold this wsst asa We sshjOln vesliy t.slss
TAls sc<sk Zasf ,cs>k
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EsrOsrs ., rOS,oo ,.os R,cH.osp 10 ro.nos rOars,

We also present exhibit OF the exports of Flour ,e
foreign ports ds showing Increase last season Tn
exports for the same time In isSJ 1874 Az. bbl.
ExrOErs fLocR IRON RicnNosp ~ ronx,sx po,-.
- t'p''aeHcfng lSyHiy, 1859, and same tina. Is,s y
Destination
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NEW YORK MARKErs No. %

NkW YORK MARKETS Nov "a
eiou s without ehangs-sae Rs Westrrn ana
soCSuern, at 5Il.A.S cts cash.
pressed = tms gain The offerings being small and hold
,snasog, o. m prices In other knds No
IrrCS.The demand has been for this s,spe
eeIed comprise GOO ba 1 os have gradually re-
an Al previous rates. the market closing quietly at our revised
RorH-Tts demand for and Western FLOUR va,
accompanied With fair Inquiry consumption Tss
@asy Impede s sBs Ta "a. cents Sbl which tended %
T h - heavy as Tor either Of the proceeding days
I @ "a, pa been sos The total Trday
our revsed quotations The maTEt Tor Southern yoa - h
~ aetse demand previous prices have been fa
.hsn ,nSs for The wants Of the trade sales are 900 bS
arir-Malaga Rashs continue in good supoly .ns III, ~,
The generally may be- noted T r ns 5%an sa and
0Gl demand Tor has been se,ivs for
The scarcity compel. shippers sd ,IPo S1 s s
aa BEEN soSpasy sh s1T .s pG =, s,y, II
drs,snd SnS @@ssvs sr proportion Of which,
p ,es 1s .. si f.PS o. eo%p',a s ne
s,, ~ Mssuhss club shout $1,000 bushels h description
bushels inepdisS n 90 WI &c Tug sales aggrsEat loT
southern iiCc 1900 white DO isc TIE demsnd Tor Cor, &C.
n u ou o. market ard nominal piS5o the sas Tor ne
closing Sgi az va Zee ~ Bushels n.luang i9co yesterday
,g'3e or mixed 10 0Gb9ac r Round Ysiou pOSSc for AZ
demand Tor meiocl Sol. on s,,ri. a.,
and F, though 4 ser y. s'[ s vas n H',e gs
lions having declined from haifto one cent n n tbob n ~
- RENAMED that some 81 The Trade refuse a. se a. ,ia
OAK soie Il inactive previous rates " =" ''''''o"
hottssE-There Il fair demand for F,rst,, -tth..,
receded iGt2c II g.iou. ~ -''''@"' u.s.
tra.h-Ihsre hssbeen steady fair demand 10, h-,s ,. ~
last and pe market IL hrn ahe proTsmsS, IN Prices
BALTIMORE MAHKErs Nov aOb p n
buWtkWe notice continued good naurv foy CoHes s,d
quote eiV prime RIO ~ i2h 10 45S cents rood Al fftiq
a. l5ftt6cia y D. ~ - 80 SUI ''''f
Eus have change notice In the general sopop Of
w mMst We quote CITY Mills closing drm a. 81 "
pLa and some holders asting as Howard qrest
and Ohio supe~ as steady 81 abaTL.
uhiH ne receipts ~ wheat his morning on Csprs .,.
hE reseng only 1000 bushels With brisk demand ana an 81
ah IN prices 81 about ets bushel White sod A. iqs 10 so
@ ~ 70 ~ cents Tor good 70 prime, and Al i7o 70 95
~ Eo 70 prime have no change prlces but
we 1arkf vas rather dull New Kali eeo,, IL bghsi
Tor white and yellow. ~ wv ~ ''D'' o'uN
PH1vngsThe Provision continues outs, and rae,
We quote shoulders sides ~ f0t tOt cents n
bard-We report sale to-day bbis AMI ieree, N
~ private terms and quote ~ f0kOtoi, western
pm. " w 'en'''ea ." iohWlVs cents
suT-Isin good denand, and We arsin ssv.,e. an, ,,.
Hhs ior me yerpoo - 100 cents Tor Ground Al t0s
pr sack for Ashfons 10. NV SUI "'o'""
stock q Sugar very light and holder. are firm
Which tends 20 rettrict operations 49, 1900 ~ ''''f
WnsyPees someshat irrernlar ard We so,s s.s ~
at2GF eis gallon. - ~ INV
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Magnificent Silks. IL
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.

N Magnificent Silks, III
SPLENDID DIR SS GOODS.
ELEGANT CLoAKS AND SHAWLs
PROM last weeks Auction Sales New Y
AT GREAr SACRIFICE
WATKINS a. FICKLFN
hd leave to Inform their nds public generally that
~ eir large and superb stock and DRY GoODs
has Just been repenshed by y
oeAnun ao9ds purchased BY Of their hrm, many
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE
Ihey only ask opportunity exhibiting these Choice and
Select Goods OF the and
70 insure sales and surprise with
In SILKS especially offer such prer, \, xi
bring this hitherto article reach on .y,x one
Beautiful VELOUR DE PARIS 80 49,
French and Irish POPLINS, .... .
Paris Printed DELAINRs,
SIX and Wool PLAIDs, kc.,
Are being opened this morning
some aud moderate In price Our
CLOAKS AND eHAwIs
Comprising the most extensive and
70 osr This season. win be opened to-day found Eor
Thy The attention OF all Goods are entirely
new and elegant Our OF N@
Servants and Plantation Goods,
Mems Outer and Under Wear,
House Servants Wear.
Plantation Goods
House Furnishing Goods.
Irsh Linens,
shirtngs and sheetInrs
Pulled Cloths
fAinetts for Factory Ae
VIII be found unsurpassed In extent quality price
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

Nc Douglas has caused bs Anti Leco7pptop f,iepds a.,
De Informed that be desires them 70 20 nto the De,
,', caucus, and IL objection be- entertained 10 that 10
oppose any combination with Republicans
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Dec. I. ls,,

h'OhMoND Markets Dec. l, 1850
hks The Bacon market Ia quiet a la. ouo,.
lions Corn du light receipts. Flour ,n,e,,v. 80,
Gus rates SAITH scarce. quoted Al hlrh aus. n
may be pertinent suhee, Of inquiry whether the present p,
would no'ju' the sending Of supplies .aituori IN
southwestern Virginia Prime Tobacco Is selling x,l
changed and OF all other specified a. IA,
learn Business generally dull more so than u,p,I !,
this season.
small orders, Ai0Aer prices Adrs 70 De paid |'T
IS SS WsS sSnsSs 70 quote red and ,9o
piss arr in demand at u IS 70 81 IS. NP
Shoulder. G,. Hams plain, iie nay Ola cents
nEEsvlIwwe quote a, SO@sle. n.
bvT5slMe quote prime 92S cts; good 1900 Co
u.ss sSS,s Ss:. gSa Aa.%.nns cents
JAskson's, iae Sperm 4ICtssc. -'
s quote jaime. River Hydraulic o.en. a, q sOoi
,n SGs 10 not much doing In Corn and
calls ais We quote old a, sooss cts; eO6oTo es
0o,,tE-ws quote RIO :, II Seia c,; i.susyra iaxaisy
o1rTOs YAHsws country 9O99 cent. city % esD
YaAIaE.s-ws quote prime a, 20 eta; firm
quote Peruvian vi,hou,
q sGsS!iSS g.. r.,ssSs. ESQ Mssan Ssasa
,o w. quote Halifax HSrrinss o. rs tiC
FLorRThe sellers tell u. there 4. no activity in III.
mISss and that .uEsaos !, .,ln 70 b. quoted otS
Bunch s1 Sas isi at So sos 500 lsS5
Pecans bss and SSInas ess Cocoa Nut sG !, ~ ss s
S',ssss { in demand aSn :. 20 e.. n
Ing sss06 ' - '"AU'' sport
Have quote Northern o. 10 from wharf and Of
Hnswe quote dry lll9S cts; green sailed sasx cts
butcher, 6N cts; calf skins ti.sidi.sI.
w Bars ESQ ReSned sns sa. :.
rredsAr and ArmOry go 70 lOO hammered tO0
LAHo.we quote prime Western In bbls at 1I4sis e lss,
isHDlS cts; refined, In pals, Il Cts
LKAo-We quote Pig at cents time BAr 21 eta
LEArisn-Me quote good stamp heavy, 226t2Se. n
leather s Weight and s' Sa.ty1;h s latter Se
e 1900 according To quality Rough skng t2GS2 These
from store; ROckland wharf, and IS
quote New Orleans cents Cuba in hha
a., aba haseo1Ado S6tSi c; and In sIS es
so cts shin sug !, iran Al loe Shorts zoe; Brown
Siasy w quote "old DominIOn brand ask CT.
00Ars-We quote At iO6bI24e. u bus.
ss%.@d Ton IL Sq .S SiG sso r p.ss.d
sic quote good prime at 4Y0SS cents.
ni H market bare Of Liverpool fine SALT and We quote
oIsss price .,osOO Timothy ,aa,a 49,
sHor-We quote shot 6SaTH eta
We quote New Orleans THes cents for vooI mali
VS. she for prime Porto Rico Ils esntsNehoee sS EI
~ cts Crushed and PoWdered at iOsStoE es ~ I I
srSirs-We quote Brandy otard at 500 Aenn.s,sx ,s
eTel sos e. DO wkyj 5000 cts Peach Brandy %
va Apple sotf Is cts HoliS1J in S
Hhsd EItss cents; Cincinnati 82s5 cents, and Ia rt az
esn stearns Co Mailed Rye vi for new and ny
ToHioco-MssrA Watkins Trabue report. Hoooi ala r.,
co scarce and all suited wrappers Ia demand :. gn
go for leaf according quality New i coming M I, y, 70
~ state and the quality generally poor qoste Ius
leaf FROM t51 to o. '~'' OF sem@'ns
Mns,T-Tas market steady quotations viz good to
nSop-We quote Oak at e3A03S cord; Pine saxaS IL.
retail price, are t4H for Oak, and u Tor Pine i"s
70 hernos As In quality. eu 11O
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Oh wednesday, the 23d Of Now residence OF the b
ia'hr', by the Rev VIM ~. Matthews, THOS MARTIN -
Msnry county, Va, 70 M BETlENiA PANNILL dausbtsi ~
"H 3 Pannll, Esq, Of Pitisylyana county Va '' W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

~ Towing Green, Ky the Gth Mn FITZ .
huRRh formerly the widow Of Capt Henry Garnrtt Of Rt
noeA Ming and Queen, and mother Of Garnett 20 ,
M va rms announcement vil carry the memories Of the rev
Anlng eotemporarcs o Mrs. ~ the paa ana III
bring 20 mind scenes long forgotten Alas nov r.. r. -.
ly OF the companions 81 her early life remain To tho f
WI be grAheauon TO know having passed beyond he,
"a score and ten years she Summons
ana ent peacefully Into that which Iii a.
TApldy has'ening and for which prepared
81 Enquirer Examiner and Religious Herald please eopy
Mhe residence n Dr. James Bolton Thursday morning the
son, vile ofthe late Walter Harrison 'i
copy. 1919 49, P'Pe"
HACKLEY '''''"' ''N' HARRIET
Her friends and those of Capt Taleo are invited 10 attend
~ O'Clock. W ''@y 'n''u''g AZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

W II you want Boots Shoes CATERS Of good quality 70 10
ALkN HILL CO.'S and get them there do no,
know where you ind them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

.sm nov Ffeprrsd and have been Tor several s-,,
- Yeafa pas ~ INST 20 order ai kinds ~ Hlat Il. -
Jus eni.emen, misses boys ani servants under W gr
49, ol Mr Hrnry karr, veil knoFu ne citizen, - P
ll aia We lacent county and faith fit t 'l
az ~ No Broad street. a,d leave your orJ.r. .eaan
Wort always on hand dg2-im wv p ~ Ivy made
Ok FIRKINs PHEsH MOUNTAINS aUTrvD
~ bbi'. holl huiie-, 70 sale BY 90 j. W SIP1
~ BOXES BUNCH HAIs,Ns, 80 boT,, I.,., o.,
Nv sins landing and for sale ~ Ga D w NIpF
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hiehmond this FalI.-we would most respec fully eal
'hsr attention to our stock Of BOOTS SHOES which We viii
sell low Tor cash or to Puneiual customers r months credit
-, ALEX. HILL 4 co,
'eio 12T Main 81 RIehmond W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

we annex our monthly statement of the exports of
Tobacco from Richmond showing that shipments snee Is. Oct
last were more than double those for tim. a.
They also much larger for the ~
months OF 1881
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

children and the sight OF any one from that region W..
mos cheering cannot pretend to give his language
was the natural expression Of deep and mpAssoned
nature, and As eloquent a. words could be uttered
remarked to Mr.. Brown that there had been differ.
Gu, version gwen to his Kansas exploits by tho Herald
OF Freedom from that which his friends gave and ven.
tured the opinion that his representation demanded an
explanation He replied that he understood my aIu.
s,on on, that was mistaken in supposng that needed
any reuation rom him. "Time and the honest verdict
OF postery said he twill approve Of every act Of mine
to prevent slavery from being established in Kansas
nerer SAod ne bfood siioadn ercspt IN seleJnee
or "a promotion Of righteous During con-
rersation, the martial music (wherc Gov Wise was re-
viewing ms army near the PRISON. made great noise
and thinking must annoy him asked him II IL did uots
NO, said the man, 'it Is inspiring"
Aud then, as parted with him, telling him would
see MN again, possible he repeated me-"Tell those
without that am cheerful" Ny time up and was
invited to leave.
INTERVIEW WITH GOV. wIsr.
M. D. Lowry, OF Ere, Pa, old neghbor OF Captain
bro~n recently visited him Charlestown and thus de-
Brown: ~
l wished much to see Brown again, and expressed n
wish TO stay In his cell ali night but they assured me
that If my wish was known might not be safe
anu IN accordance with the advice of these friends le
IN the morning train for Harpers Ferry. On the train
met Gov Wise. In previous conversation with me the
evening before, he had asked whether John Brown
was considered an insane when he resided In Penn
syvana said that he thought TO be sane and hon
est In the carsl asked the Governor IL he would COM
mute the sentence of Mr.. Brown. lie said dare CON-
mute TIE sentence Of Broa-dad he eifissns Of yTroia-
"a 'eouid degHieses, 6Ht vH not DO a." "Why" said
he " John Brown never asked to be pardoned; and
doubt esther he could ask hs k.sr the askiag tDad
OBTAIN He said that he would rather pardon Brown
than Cook and he would. pardon neither. asked the
Governor II Browns friends could have his body after
death lie answered, The surgeons will claim his bo-
dy. said to the Governor that in my opinion Brown
was monomaniac and crazy the subject of slave
ry as Gerrtt Smith, He said "men of that kind of in.
sanity ought TO be hanged
omitted above to say that Gov. Wise told me there
was one condition on which he would surrender up Gen
Brown-whch that should deliver up TO him Gene.
raj sympathy for execution in bis stead
\ very intelligent Virginia gentleman, Mr. Brown,
asked me what wished TO do with Browns bodys" /
tod MN II you'd belong to his wife but II his fis"ds
you'd not claim "a, VOuid II they gaze IL to me- a,.d
bury q ia my bpyiag ground lie remarked that
it would be used for different purpose if the North
should get II; hdt hdssdehsetts could take the head
and other Northern States other parts of m, b{ onS
each ''o"id erect orer it' portion higher dn
Bunker mn
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To CORRESPONDENTS.
the Enaor.er. OF Heiper,. work.

We subjoin the names of those members Of Congress
who have given their written and emphatic endorsement
to the infamous doctrines of Helpers Abolition pubica-
ton, entitled The impending Crisis IN the South
Here are their
schuyler Colfax Cyd n. Tompkns, Naiene n. Horton,
An Buringame John Coyode, Freeman H. Morse,
Owen LoveJoy, Cad O. Washburn David klgore
p. Granger, sam1 q. Andrews, william Stewart,
ndwin Morgan, Abraham h. olin, Samuel r Curtis
gausha A. Grow, Sidney Dean, John VI. Wood,
Joshua X Giddlngs, Nah1 n. Durfee, John NJ Parker
Edward Wade Pot,le, Stephen @ Foster,
Calvin c. ChAfee, Dewitt @. Leach, Charles J. Gilman,
william II. Kelsey John y. Potter. Charles b. Hoard,
WIN. A. Howard, T. Davis, (Mass) John Thompson
Henry Walden, }. v fArnsworth, }. W. sherman,
John Sherman l.. Knapp, VIM n. Brayton,
Geo w Palmer, II y Fenton, James Burlington,
Dan1 W. Gooeh, Philemon Bliss, o. r. Matteson,
Henry l. Dawes, Mason W. Tappan, Richard Mott
Justin 4 Morrill,, Charles Case, Gee. Robbins,
l. washburne Jr 7. Davis, uowa) Ezekiel T. Walton,
,. A bingham, James Pike, James Wilson,
WIN. Kellogg, Homer Boyce, Z. A. PurviAnc~
" WAshburne, Isaac D. Clawson. Francis 2. Spinner,
benjamin Stanton, A. :. Murray, Silas NJ Burroughs.
urard Dodd obrrtR Hall
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~ MESSRS. JOHN a. GEO. CIR
sons CcrtIGeate-"RERRINGs PATENT

M. 49, ,, ~ I'll lNG OF THE OPPO
siIloN Party OF Henrleo will be held At their Cour
House on MONDAY bh December being Court day ar
Of appointing Delegates ConTenton 70 be he'll
In Richmond on he 1th inst. " " "'''
The News please copy.
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- THE LADIES-Ladlts In want on a AfTgRs sI,hsr
IA opt heels can End large assortment 10 select NOM
ION " ~ and upwards, quality RLTPpgRg IN
~ hecis ehiidrens and SIIOFq on All quail
"a 's'e fo"% - ALEX. HILL 4 CO..
- No. 12I Main rect. W
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virginia siN percc., Htff. -.
James River and Kan. guar,
kichmoad City bonds. with Il
Hank of Virginia. par tTO.
Warmers bank, par tioo..
Exchange BANK, par tiOo.
Rank ofthe Commth, par o.
Va Fire and Marine insursn,
Richmon'l Fire Association, n
Merchsrts' Insurance. par o.
Virginia Central Railroad sio,
Richmond. Fred aud Pot n
Richmond aud Petersburg NJ
Richmond and Danyiiie Rallr,
James River and kanawha q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

Tue excitement 10 Virginia along the line Of the Balu.
more and Ohio Railroad led Yesterday 10 the detention
OF three PASSENGER under what from pre- cnt accounts
seems 70 have been an unnecessary exercise Of vigilance
Among the passengers IN the express train we're three
where they well known. when az Grafton the cub.
j0es OF Browns oray and execution being under discus
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27
THE TN PELLIGENCER
From .he N. Y. century.l

Yo sounds that come across the leasr
And up the hills that climb To Inr,
Clcaving the purple silences
That deepen over land and sea
We sounds of bells of silver swung
In sacred turretS iyici and gray,
We sound; of solemn anthems sung
Amidst the valleys far away
Yc are most sweet to other cars,
But very, very sad to minei
Ye como like ghosts from scPulchres,
Drunken with sorrow as with wine;
Yc come forlornly wandering,
Lost echoes of an age Of gold,
When she was queen and was king,
That was but in the dreams of old
* 4 y
/ stand upon the summer sands
And gaze upon the sea,
And still he murnurs rs of old
His ancient mystery.
He tells his doabts and his desires
Unto thousand lands;
With him they laugh, with him they weep,
But no one understands.
The sadness ofimmortal thought
His lonely spirit shroulS,
And this he speaks in unknown tongues
10 perisElabie crowds
In strains as sorrowfIl and grand,
As SOME great poets lay,
Which the world murtuurs to itself
When nc has passed away.
1871
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

No family should without invaluable curatves-
They only remedies perfectly adapted
and privnto with III the parent is armed and pre
pared Sainst e first anI FnaCh Of dSease md
at'te threshold aud keel mt hay. tribe medicine
rightly directed in the first hours Of Ieseasc, perfectly
whici, Y delay only he relieved by long
hours OF sufFarini u at all. With these hand sou
Obliged tn await the coming of that distant
well eNpcneive luxury doctor; he dragged
poisoned listerel be hut yourself administer
simple specific, and restore the rudy life
aSnin health aud There only no injury
any their hut th general Influence mon
le constitution, bevoul all question, Is beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
Welesre an active efficient AGENT for the sale Of our
remedies, In every town community in the
Address, Or. z. HUMPHREYS, & CO...
No. G62 Broadway, New York.
c1g-soll by the Druggists In Wheeling. mh1;-Iy.
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Conner oS hanover and Pratt SIS. BaItiulo~c,
FIRST SPRING STOGK!
At Extremely low EsEEceS, no." Opening II
sEaa =, EsR BEE,e

a
AHIcSG: lust returned from New York with Tei Sc
isct.d ard very cheap stock Dr. md Fancy tTo">r
;ySUI request Size f.ihr :. before purchasing
stock uf D-ess goods w b. found to con
sist Of the lyies and guarantee that prices
lower any o:sr house v-';'1 call p9rttc
uIar attention to- Figured Ur:IrtS worth richly
1ez8c at only f2c Plaid Duesls worm 20 l25=eI i-!
coI A. Chlts wGrtii s5c 1T I@cr sl ";aer IS IL pro
portion. MAslins AMI Irish LasnI VII .t Muslin u'rii-
l2<l ut IHc, and ITis linen T-rtl - az i I B"E;'es
comprising The latest slS, li'i siici nE p;rehascd
the a1nuictursr, VIII sell cheaper than ever
before. res b.- lii Ruchcs Flowers AMI
everything api4rtantI size Millinery line and 70 which
branch call tie Particular attention the Trade and will
be ct. red 81 The lowest .SlTt>-
EMBEOIDERIES-If wish 10 fad t!;c largest, bcs;
and cheapest stock c= a.,i Promise TO sell
Collars, OF Srcvs and Collars Bands aud
EIgngs less figures tsn auy Other "s:a itshulent
pr XIII Govcs;t uitg J'c- ~rEth So p pr NILS al
Oc worth 25c z'r1 Linen iIa dksrehf: At i9 vs"rtE
Iss5 .r D.: 125 IIensiich Handkerchief
at 1vorsI, GI; 80 d" AZ soc, worth 10 ~ superior do
69LIe 1O11 white BriIliEnts I2<c, worth
IslE: at Isl, worth 25c; wc Other
white coolss sSansonks, bo: plain, plaid and striped
prnI,ortonat.y low. Dollars Of Piece Goods.
Merchant I7TiH TTur, and 81 which
confident have largest stock Wheeling, will be sold
the Trade AZ less than any other Hoa=e "heslins
can ri; ana al examination and
convinced of my ability to sell. Gail and Hminc for
Yourselves. ISAAC Prayer,
rrh2I I2s Main st
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400 RRoAn STREET, PHf1A.. Pa.


fr,r7ct) .sIr lifting the kettle from the fire it be-
nose'ble, iited aud seilie'l my hands
SER. severely almost crisp. II awful sight.
Tie Mustang Imminent appeared to extract the pain 1t
!,g:,r rapidly, without soreness, and lr' of ac-
Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER.
Such language as this, is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used.
This I.iniinent is indispensable to Planters
AMI owners of horses and muIus,--NIr. John Da-
nicruan, Montgomery, Ala. Sold slave for
$500 WHO was raised from utter uselessness by
this I.inimeltt. Every family should have it.
ISs very particular and inquire for the Mustang
I.iniu,ent and take other.
Sold by all Dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe and the Islands of the Ocean.
for IS cts. so cts. and ST. 90. Per 3ottle.
O.zH.s.E;S = S'.EHEr, ". \: