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PHOTOGRAPHS, At POITER'S GALLERY.
ANiBGOTNPfS. At PoRTER'S GALLERY.
MELAlNOTIpES, At PORTEg'S GALLERY.
FEH8JTEPLS, AT PoRrER'S GALLERY.
The Ferret ypcs, taken Patent Metallic Plates,
sperior in beauty. bTi.!ianCy, and durability any
other pictures they only taken at PoTtes Gallery,
and are heine now introduced in the West.
Pictures in all kinds OF weather. in Nattingers
block south side OF the Court House.
Stock Tor sale or every description. DaguerreoyPe,
Am5rotype, and Photograph stock is kept on hand at
all times and for sale at very low rates.
Those receiving Photographs from their friends AT the
East will find fine selection of Gilt Oval Frames for
yer ch Jan | lorp-
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E.sIECS
WOODEN Lanufactory ! !!

yEiIiE .r5gusd take tai. method informing their
Z old customers, aud the puDl!c generally, that We AZ.
putting establishments t!is Spring Machinery = al
VIII enable tOtlru out tiat double the amount
Goods we have usually done the demand Tor Goods
warrants :L- additional aai merry. aud To- gigc
ssrisiac;ia. exchange OF WOODEN Goods wool
We never have, =ud do not iteBd 20 card into WOO!
PORTION % CooH aud sell j. rr all wool Oar good. are
wGrrzGt-d in ths respect aud also for durability. We
si.N ca.e -xs.ar2e Tor oa', formerly tfs FOL
town.: ain j. ~ GorHE VIZ Heavy fas-asres S4ti1e.s
Jrars, FIarU-.s o3 different kinds, isaA-,-. aud .o,
ing Yarn. Consider su., attention v H. pI o. -~sf 3.
Yam orders 1i b. filed .r s.. toe -f-at --a-. af.I
lind ~ Yarn, common Mixed go" Ha- 81 s-.. l.I.
ta-I'd, T.. AIt - sd Iaai-..lrr. .or merchants
aE4 C.h.-H- Wool j. lots % Que u- .r iasl- .r 4E-
..zrt. into Sroesfrg Yarn. aay ... ..e ..La.
goods. Ga liberal terms for r7-'. rr z.-i- Acc.
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Uttt.,.,,a ST.
NTHEEEAS, SyiyaLG- T.. Massey. OF 7

w HEEEASr syiVaIG- 4. Massey OF The cguaty O.
w L.. rre and STATE of lnui, did on til folrr.
day o. August, =. . l7"7, eHarle deliver 10 Sey-
Hutchinson. o.! the place ms certain n
drntur- Of mortgage, bearing DIT. the day and y-zr
mtsgs situate the county a4'cr-.a d. de-rrir, Ia
,n!. mortgage follows. Tie Lalf lie .o.t!-
east quarter q Section twenty GvS. t&5.t ToHu-Hfp
rty-four jIt nDrta, Of Range n'r fJl ess: Of the
third rriEei 81! meridian; wa'-h said mortgage vas
.vrE 10 the payment Of the s21n of one tau-
bred and yru dollars according % the tenor and e.
fer, Of one certain p-olI4ory note" dated a: Ottawa,
I..u.s. "a the a.;crHtH day u s!aTgh, l'a~ exc
Ly said Massey. and payable two years after date for
yalue received saij Hutchinson Or ORDER with lI-
tcr.-t a rate @! Ten per cent per aaAuH; and
which said mortgage GuIy recorded 90 The Record
er'- Office in and for said county Of La sale, In boo.
No o. Oh pages lyi and luJ; and whereas the -ali
seymour Hutchinson d.i on 'he 2o-h day u S-Ptem-
her. I-JJ, duly and deliver sad mortgage
and note TO the undersigned, and whereas default
having been made III the asalent oi said sIu Of mo-
ury according 70 tire tenor aai eject Of s..d pr'al-
Nov therefore. public NOTES - hereby given that
der aud il p-TsaaHCr % the power 10 SAID mort gage
contained, shall tie II day o. December next,
10 O'Clock ~ s-il a. public auct.0f, ihe south
Of county house il Os;awa, TO the high
bidder for cash, the said ana- and real estate
igy. described, and all the right tile, AID iu,erc;
Of the ssd sylraHus p. Massey therein, ana co.,
yeyed 10 .orvsa.!. {. c. MASSEY.
!. u EicE, Act'y. nov3 JE
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IEEETtRLE ~ NEDLCINEs

hannah disease which tie
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Ars well sa""a O" he iuaiipe.
HlS'"triA, og thoroughly cleansing the first and
second st..s.rl.> dH- creating low pure healthy
nir i'-',ad ~ u'r state and a-r.d kind; FLArULEN-
S.-~. llI a-.. ASN.alY. L,>aruu. and MEl ,>cpcIy
Sill Ella Hfe '- -rl"rHi - p uH, ul Dyspepsia, will va
" $50. - r.'..r.. c...-. i..urr ~ i are.
tn-liNfNt>> - r.rs u>iu- the whole length OF the
"... " 500. -.-l process aud without violence;
b.. '-.. l...-.- .ea'- .-r bowels cu~t.yr within two
iayEEs ,r ar birds. ~ restoring The blood to re.
@4,. d.. - .."' i' a.. tie ir"ot>s CO.. respiration in
obstruction 81. ...rrr--
60 t-s. d. as.,Nas h-v- been known u cure RHEU
NAilSa Fegu.uraHy go three wvra-, and GOVT in
;he muscles aad h--m-uJ, Of the joints
hi'utsI's %. al. kads, BY freeing and strengthening
Ill" ".nh- "na hitidrr Tia operate most delightful
" on these important organs. and hence have ever
been ."u"d certain remedy for the worst of
GRAVEL
40 worms. by d.sod=tre from the turnirgs OF the
bowels he SHINY matter to Which these creatures adhere
. StiRNf. CLttt'H, and tNNEitEAft SORES by the
perfect purify which tines LFE MEDICINES give to the
ScOREtIIC EEUPrloNS and Hap CowPLFNIoSs, by
thv alternative effect upon tv tUil> that the skin,
AMI the morbid state Of which occasions all eruPtivc
complaint. sauow, cloudy, and otSer dsagreeable
Tie use these Pills fer very short time viii effect
an entire cure Of SALT kHEJM, and a striking i'm
. grnvsfHs"t in tle ciearnes~ Of the sAin. COMMON
COLDS aad lNELUENIs VIII always be cured by one
dos 81 ny t"o1r the ,S"F-t cases
FlLtS.-i'e orig nal propretors Of these Medicines
~ cured of r. ~ -: yeats standing, by the use of
til, Lies MEDICINES alone
FIN It AND AIT E-Far this sc"urge of the West
cru country. t!esr II de ines WEI found safe
sprr'i' an, certain remedy. Ot.rr medicines leave
v = sfy- sutJ-c; 70 rr,Grn Of the disease cure
hS ;he>" Medicines = lerUauent-TEY TuEa Be Sans
FI.u, AND "E CvI.u.
BILIOUS F-FfES AND LIVER COMPLAINTS-Gr-
NESAL DrailiTy, Loss APPEr1gr, and DISEASES on
t'A'LE>-tIe Medicines have been used with the most
hrayLvt results ia Of This dissertation -KIss-s
F'ii- ana StRn:VLA, lis worst forms, Yields 70 TIE
Maid We powerful actor, OF these remarkable NIedi
MAJ ~ M.
PL MS "i al htud-, P,LrT HEART, PAINT
EES' COLO. SYc,dIs cured
MEkCJEtAL Disc E.>-P,r>ouS whose constitu
toEs have become impaired hy Jhe uJUdcious Of
MERCURY. will find these Medicines a perfect cure as
they ai eradicate roI tie system sill the ef-
frtS Mercury. iuiut, Y than the ruess pow
. erful pre;,r i-5ous of -ars.,Firita.
Prepared and sold by W r. MOFFAT,
80 RrOddtcdy, Neic York.
Fer sale by all Druggist aug4Lly
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SpOEsTSMEN'S DEPOT.
thomas MOORE.

MACHINE Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed Oil. Whale Oil
~ .,n - - Ely GEiGiIS
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TIE
Pe0nie'S COOKING Stove.

tCIa'--I III 7'"-I-I J ~ = TX
- = = - - - g "a ,-s1s s-s= SO
Ter burning Luminous coal
rli. stove i got up In tie most simple style, hagng
irect drsit tsom lie gate 20 the -'noi. pipe with
c-.pers attached to tie 20 clean cut the tues
i The stove In operation. There large doors in
front putting in coal without removing top cover
Tie ylz:e- er, heavy throughout, and the top fire
,- a. cross pieces arc % extra thickness, aud
...,,.,, % ,reveut r.-trinvo or b7rning cut.
.he ns4rpil5e' las bern thoroughly tested daring
m na.t ,ecf and is fully warranted in every respect.
NANLEY DOW.
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l.O,si Pens.
Oil! OIL!

4 HAVE a assortment of DAWSON, WARREN X
UYpg's Pens the best Pens made IN the L. 5. Each
Pen is warranted At the Drug Store of
orS Ely. GRIGGS.
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4 TrFE..oS = ;n'i,sd TO the following points Of 81
"a perior;;T.
L.. iaEtls.Ias!ins. z:.rh proper care, &. east
Q ycars Stoves nov a. G-e tfzt were 81 al II
lis. =,
I'd ,c7gsr-E.--v rc-tisa :: :ie .;cVc IS
CIit-ca. a'' ucuF leave our roIA a. -"t"' e'e
" and pcrisst'y iui.h.H- .
81. F.P.,uT.-LahIrL- h-"ii.g, hot..rFr fh"s.I,s'
ana all si.=r culinary operations performer az t''
eaH< tiaf. s@EIs. OF fsuE h-Acl iL'' "fs-o wa
single ara-
an -caso.Y-say~s the ees. O. lie sieve in or
years r. ne iisrs - 'I.!
,Iers tbs front DIVER. eyer directly frS ne oven t9~C-
,--t-j - l.tis-. r.t,n.N occurring q direct dTs,t
through t.s :9s a. f3r ~ means - perforated
holes II liz .,5,Ta .rd hssk E;vs - vii re he-ne ~
mind tat - ;ic cit Htvsvs rises. th- melted
- vea-=yt- = tI- uEiy 75.= 81 T''ue vHateTer
tfA. Es-.EE Como iiEsT---Ih. heat generated
~ the -n.e Le xiii :t.ssi2 :-J i--8 or i7'vGS
ito ti- s-.'-' ~ },frTSf"s.
7.b ras pcr5lg su.f: Do-ro- Fuzzy ~i.ch
cou-fre-s:y $50 avo-iu- action "! heat i obtained
anu IT, e.Fa'y and eLci.niiE heated than
b any 1-arr ne N !uT@u!.5'.
So f.s..t--4- P.r.or;.rd "a - toD a-d without
n. r8--5I.-r.r --g 7->. entering the room
.-'. SO. E-A-sz Eg.,FVrrs SEu '.r'tT'E 'i"SsT--
Be- use 4 81. y,u's-i4ts supp IT,! ~ te "i''s neat
ALL oa. -s'f- foe.
f.,f- r-s- y a,-@--tH arrangement .rr supplying
he gy---r 81 eye t,tf room .l.stl 20 rarE-
-5... IS z5' Geg-rEs. = us - 3 months Win
4 ue.t..a Er5sTa:-'y 81 hat s,E'e; = a-Eed
- .sva~s a. tIg UI-aE-,E- worthless i"1faE.on-
nov n r1r5 - Sc ia ~ names 81 ?. T. o'cF t-t
ar! a, rsLl;- EIsI, axe % each stove No s;'ier
zy- .-.r.-rys -au;ri--. re ~ mail to any al
Gr--s. A.-cg',' ala III iTL- 81 c,s al towns
liz 30 J-..g 5t'trs. tltTr--.
E,IisE. " AEEEN 1 co. T.-.r, -. '.
Sole Manufactures aud frofr-ts.s o. tie Clinton
~ - er:ssy I-e.4-l -r.NLET : pow.
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Esook<. Esoo.ss Esoel1s.

1T Z T. GPIGGS' DHL; IND BOOE STORE
USr RECEIVED the largest stock Of Books and Sta
- tiOnerT ever brought to ottawa.
School Books of every variety.
Stationery OF all kinds;
$50 Realms OF Paper. such Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap, Legal Cap. Book Cap, &c;
Plain and Ruled Paper, OF all kinds:
Cards of all kinds coOred Card Board:
Drawing Paper, in rolls and in sheets;
Envelopes, al! sizes and coicrs-also opaque;
MemorandGms. Diaries, S!aIes &c.
BlanA Book. of all sizes and varieties.
Git Books, ANIMALS Albums, Portfolios, &C
Chdreu'S Books and Primers.
Books that are in Town II e ordered wanted
oei +. Y. GEI .iGiS, NdttiRgeF'S Block
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yn6uranfc.
ILLINOIS INITIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE At ALTON. IL Dt|
CtTUAFS AND MsEC! AAD!Ss, rrrllrns house. ana
- Farm ture; ksrus aud Hay Grain; hrst-o class
Mills, Shops, oth-r RujidtRg- with tttir ceh'ssts'
H. sIrea against LOSS Or DAMAGE ~ f!HH.
III. Company h., been ia rs:s'enc- ever t"s.t
years: doc. not ssuc policies OK OF tbs St&tr hs>
pait nearly half million dollars luF i's'e'' n@ =
,. t,heL usIr-rce TO It's gs- mixer: ''r ir-s th~h
n Z. uri.. r.rgsg 10y tAc rc-t St"Ck Cr'uGs"t''
he largest sI. o--t ,Gr.t csi'.Hi o. -l'' i'
C-stI't;av n tiv Nr,'- -...-, .. ,,.p--tv
tVGzY L1>s ~ DAMAGE Inst ste",, -, "a In,
rrA4r, .. p-spsid -y.teu, viii bs para >''h
EisEif PAYS .-.-,v. ;,yrr.t i, a.,
ssr.Lsr;s can usz have TIER N"SSs a.1reo - go.
r,,;,- Mutual ,ns in cas-. =; lo-i hctts'5 fe' MT
-, =. 80 sr /. PROMISED ~ any other tsnrAaY-
=, ~. y.rs,er .ui the Mechanic. tfts tonPta' Mas
- So. s-rsv..rt Association, ~ s.iic:', ~
-,.I,r,t. cost tier home, aud ships GOV q 49,
r.i., H. ravagts 81 Are ~Ita crFtn'ri! 'a'' II -
s'~axal tho, -. receive thc stc.S sat 's'Vfes,
wi,h.st lttiE t;.SG - CHGsc----TN t-i-T =,
n has =. orIs n fgs.rGHce t".ifrg 70" ne ? e.
tiSI saad shs:re ~ t-.e4 our by 'ofe'Sh 'on"h'.s
Will al tN..s Inducements, Who can new -sori -
remain uninsured:
BD4ED or DIREDI"ES:
B K Hart, Ss;lu-l wade, ~. ". Billings, 3 l. Gnslss'
Timothy Tuner. Lyman Tr1MEE.l Robert o'r'th,
Hsnrs lea john Atwood, !. " Sch~epne, Ben ANN
= long. Ei.. ajHDard, Francs A. HOFFMAN, Ls>s
kcllsESs-s-r, =. u. AI~sei -, .,,
BENJAMIN + LONG. Prsstdert.
LEWIS EELLENBERGER, Treasurer
II C. ATWOOD. Secretary.
GGI;N ATWOOD. tsst Sscrssd's.
JOHN b .ISVF'.!.. GS7erdi ig n.
J. L HOWARD, .4ast G.rts.a -'J~r,.
WI d. TkUs Ay.at- cifL'sa
H. A CHASE. EtGfc'He.
ARTHUR aCGl!;G. Ia SAKE
l. KELSEY. .BsHFT'G.
navro-t, MURRAY BLANCHARD, La S'lie
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El'.f YOUR STATIONERY ~
- D.:sH'-'S IHsE -T.HE.
3 --- ..-,.. 2 b.. yrof s-.s.- u-.- ~..r-s a.--l
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sinnA rH.ra

ETlCE:N.
" SEFCL and Ornamental, such Money
u Card Cases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tables, &c.
T.. Y. GRIGGS.
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Pcrf,.n,rry and soaps.

WAN. Paper. China, and India Rubber Dolls and
- Doll Heads from cents 81 Paper Dolls and
Furnites. Also large stock of Toys, AT the Drug and
Book Store of GocS1 =. Y. GHIGGS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-21
The Great Fight.

John Morissey, under whose yoke the
Benicia Boy was compelled to pass, has
written a letter to Wakes Spirit, in the
following jocose style:
HIS Heroic RECEPTION.-l had not the
least idea would be known in Liverpool
beyond the friends who had come over
with me, and the passengers on board tue
ship; hut had not gone far along the
street before | became aware that people
were directing particular attention to me-
which all the white kept increasing. At
length crowds commenced following us
along the sidewalks, and when we stopped
to take a look at ST. Georges Hall-a very
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anh wlyi because ii ncrsr falls to GgIrd iHstdmtG-
menus relief when given in time. II acts as i! by
magic, anl one trial Htons will convince y"n thai
NYhli we s,Y is true. II cnntails
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-21

SPECULATIVE WEALTH.-A Washoe COR
respondent of the ALta California gives the
following graphic description of the value
of speculative wealth:
"Everything hears the appearance of
California in ls49 Red shirts and gray
are moving to and fro with blankets, pick
and pan. In the towns rude houses are
hastily thrown together. The saloons arc
crowded. Gambling is conducted openly
faro and monte tables are in active op-
Grafton in every camp, and heavy betting
indicates an abundance of money. How
ever, there is more prospective wealth than
present coin. Men have claims in their
own estimation worth thousands of dollars,
without n cent in their pockets. Every
body talks rich. have seen no man yet
who thinks himself worth less than $780,
900; but | have seen n good many get
trusted for drinks and meals"
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gaily 9ntelltgenter,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoSPARE1I- (oE INcu,) OR
LESS, MAKE A SQUARE.

&srJ-SPEClAL NOTICES Double the HDoSo TtIe1'
ElJ-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied 4ld the numbered changes
made
All advertisements from transient persons or strang
ers, to be paid for in adraHce. ...r.-.
Legal advertisements will be charged at tho rates
prescribed by law.
Business Cards exceeding five lines, $40
OF So for six months but for shorter period nothing
will bc counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons,
we'll all legal advertisements. and advertisements
of auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for ut the usual rates.
E7J"Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will DO inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
cases AT full rates.
Marriages. Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. novll-59
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THE BIRD OF THE ToLLING BELL.-Among
the highest woods and deepest glens OF
Brazil i sound is sometimes heard, so sim
gular that the noise seems quite unnatural;
it is like the distant and solemn tOlling of
n church bell struck at intervals. This
extraordinary noise proceeds from the Ar
awonda The bird sits at the top of the
highest trees in the deepest forests, and,
though constantly heard in the most des-
ert places, it is very rarely seen. 1t is i'm
possible to conceive anything of more
solitary character than the profound si-
lencc of the woods, broken only by the
metallic and almost supernatural sound of
this invisible bird, coming from the air,
and seeming to follow wherever you GO
The Arnwonda is white, with a circle of
red round its eyes; its size is about that OF
small pigeon.
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LIST, MORRISON g. CO.,
Yholesole Grocers g. Produce Dealer
Nos. 20 and so MIn-St, IIzerling, Ia.
WE desire to state to the friends of the late firm
and to the trade generally, that arc in possess
OF Tie most ample facilities for the transaction oil
Wholesale Grocery and Produce business
We are determined to execute all orders entrnste-
TO our care with fidelity and promptness, and on p
most ntyora HE, terms Your ob't servants,
''''1' = - LIST, MORRISON 4 co.
Wheeling, January I'd, 1860. 81 JAM
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accented at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Esu,cin7 atsption giren to Insurance of IHELLLNGS
~ ,,.l L,,nt.ni. In. ie,.rs q nlle 10 fire uedrs.
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fine buiIdiug near the Grea' Western Rail-
road depot suppose there was at least
Il thousand people swarming close around
us. The thing had now come to Il head,
for they broke in on me, aud commenced
shaking hands and welcoming me to Eng
gland as the Champion of America.
Finding this was getting rather hot for
me, whirled round and made a move for
hotel near at hand; but as soon as did
this. one fellow gave the signal, and they
gave me oF-hand one of the stOutcst
cheers ever heard in my life. After got
to shelter the crowd kept hanging around
the door waiting for me to come out again,
so came 10 the conclusion that the SOON
er got out of Liverpool the better
One of my friends, therefore, went over
to the station and bought tickets for
the party up to London, which we struck
early the same evening On coming out,
however, from the inn where had
taken refuge, another cheer welcomed us,
and the crowd followed US all along till
they housed us to our own headquarters.
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THE FIRST ARRIVAL!
Extra Bargains in
New Spring Goods!

rT0O MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC. BEG
leave to say that ] have just returned with
large and complete stock Of Dry and Fancy GOnds-
Notions &C. And not wishing to weary my friends
with enumeration Of all have got TO sell viii
tell them that they will find at my store what Il
generally found in large and we'll selected Dry and
Fancy Stock. but what You will find no where
else are my prices which will make lower than
these Of any other house in Wheeling. Give me o
call satisfy yourselves. will sell you CalcOes
of the latest styles ami best makes, such AS Merri-
mack COchecu, SpTIgue iOyles &C.: , yards Tor II.
aud all other dOmestcs III proportion VIII sell you
DE Itinc@ l2M cts. found ia other house, all
wool plain 3I c. extra line all wool set figure
worth 1,c Soc. and all other Dress Goods equally
Cheap. will sell you ShIwls for Spring wear, at
81 so. n very fair article. extra hne all VOol Bro
che border. at LOO worth 6.uO. Grape shawls from
GUU 10000. Lace Points AMI Lace CaTes from 100
to 5000 etc. will sell yuu Irish Linens worth SOC
at 81 H. and that worth T5c at SOC. or If you prefer
Linen IIosoins. ready nElle can show over lUO doz
fr IN l2lSc to 1ic piece. will sell you Collars and
other Eubr0idcrieS at almost your own prices. 1
have over thousand collars hand and will sell
those worth 25c nj lOc thse worth SIC at 25c Some
real fair sets sleeves and Collars only 80 cents
HOOP SKIRTS-1O Hoops at 81 lZc- y Hoops at soc,
II IIo,s at G2Igc 10 Hoops zoe Is Hoops at 81
20 IIous at $lGO Just 50 per cent less than formerly
To wholesale buyers would say examine my stock
Of Cloth. and Cas-imeres Bonnets- Iuches Ribbons
Flowers etc and am will be able TO sell you
Having purchased very barge stock at low figures,
am determined - sell and all ask Is an examiua-
Of my stock before purchasing eisCwher".
ISAAC PRAGER,
mh2O No. 123 Main st., near Union
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TREES &c.

L HAVE FOR SALE, FOR THE SPRING OF 1850,
Fruit Trees: Small Fruit Plants. viz: The l.awton
(New Rochclle) and Dorchester Blackberry Plants.
raspberry Plants, large variety OF strawberry
Plants GrapevincS, EVcrgrcens, Ornamental ana De,
CuOus Trees, Ornamental Shrubs Hybrid, Perpetual
and Climbing Roses Dahlias, Fluwerng Plants. Hon
eVSucklea. Climbing Shrubs &c.; Red Dragon Bulbs
Also, ShruLbery for Cemetery Lots
RfJ fuckers Illustrated Annual Register Of RIi-
raj Afjrs, for ISCO" can be had by applying to me.
Price % cents.
RAWBERRIES.
Wilson's Albany Seeding Plants, for sale 10y the
100 or 900 warranted genuine.
BLACKBERRIE
LGwtnn (or New ROchrle) Plants for sale by the
dOZ COO.
GOOSEBERRIES.
American IIoughton Seeding, by tho doZ. or leo
ono two years uld.
RASPBERRIES.
Hardy Gcnessee Raspberry Plants, for snle by the
100 1000. Also, Orange Brinkle, and Large New
Monthly
White and Red Grape and Victoria and Black Ma
pies, by the dozen or hundred
Orders tor Plants ram he brought from the Nursory
Of tlc Proprietor in few hours notice, which fol
this of the country, is much to the advantage
of the purchaser. Apply 10
TIIOS. lI1RNBR0OK.
miles on National Road, East No. llS12 Main st.
between Union and Monroe (up -tairs)
~ Orders left with john X. BOtsEOrd, Water
street. will be promptly attended to. mhlO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-21

Upwards of sI1, 100000
OF Losses inve been paid by the Etna Insurance Coy
in the past IS years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-21

NIxETy-PIlvE bachelors lately held a
meeting Mt Steilacoon, Oregon, to devise
ways and mems to secure an importation
of young women from the Atlantic States,
-ErchdnSe. Ha& }|
Quilp says they should advertise an i'm
mense auction 6 damaged dry and fancy
sgoods-the travelling expenses OF all sim
gle ladies' who may attend to be paid by
the auctioneer That will fetch 'em---
Boston Post.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-21
Choice First Class Insurance


azcasl Capital 100000, absolute and unimp"ired'
~ '''>'' wITIi srRpLus OF S5O6,2S7 IS.
AMI the prestige of IS years and experience
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-08
U. S. District Court.

As already stated the above Court is in session this
week in the U. S. Court Room of the Custom House
building in this town. His Honor, Judge Biggs, pre-
siding
In the case of the claim for salvage made by the viii
mington Steam Tug Company against the Schooner
john the Judge allowed $780, each party to pay their
own costs. The claim was for towing the Schooner
from outside the bar in damaged condition from the
effects of gale Of wind. We believe the claim set up
was for $4,000. The Company has taken appeal
to the =. S. Circuit Court.
There were three other before the Court this
morning of parties claiming salvage on goods saved
from the wreck Of the Br Brig Alex. Wise. We learr
that the salvers allowed 1919 per cent, less du
ties There is said to be probability that an appea
will be taken to the Circuit Court by the parties
presenting the vessel-DaIy Journal, LIST inst.