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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-16

EDWARD PIERREPoST has resigned the
office of Justice of the Superior Court of
the city of New York, because the city will
furnish no suitable rooms to hold the Court
in. He takes the occasion to free his mind
of some very salutary truths respecting
the municipal government of New York.
He sums up the merits of his experience in
endeavoring to get court house, thus
tersely and expressiyely:
"In short, it has been discovered, after
three years of trial, that no man or body
of men in this municipal government have
any power to do any substantial thing ex-
cept to stay the action of every other man
or body of men. The machinery of the
city government is so cuuningly devised
that each wheel can stop the motion of
every other, and so that the whole shall by
no possibility move in harmony together
No man is held responsible for anything,
no one appears to have the power to do
anything but mischief"
He breaches to the voters some excellent
doctrines. He tells them that if the good
ment, the bad men there will continue to
combine for bad government. He SAYS
also:
at is easy to demonstrate, that in the
yet discovered world, there is not such an
other extravagant people, in proportion to
its real wealth, as that which inhabits this
city. To accumulate fortunes by honest
industry, economy, sagacity, and self-deni-
al of long years, with the view to found n
family or to cndow an institution, has a
virtue in it that is not what we see /; but
instead, frantic determination TO get in
some immediate way, the means of appear
ing to be rich. 1t is making harlots of
your women, and rogues of your men,
Already the success of lawyer is deter
mined by the money he makes; already
the success of a minister of Christ is in
some degree estimated by the salary he re-
ceives; and the time is Fastening when the
success of a Judge on the bench will be
measured by the money which he shall
there accumulate.
If our wise and good, rich, intelligent
and honest citizens think these things of
no moment, they will let them alone, as
they have heretofore done; but they NAV
rely upon it, these things will not let them
alone"
This is true, not alone of New York, but
of all great cities. We believe Mr.. Pierre
pont has been good judge. We doubt
if he has ever given better charge than
this one which he makes to the citizens.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-16

ia Drug House Of Logan In; { a. -, t t.e LIZ
Inyl2-n Inquire J. Ii. rkSpITfss.',,..iS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-16

1 GHILDREN'S GIGS-Yery cheap, at the
IN variety store al p.G1C0LL a BRO,
Y eua eiou u The Bastaat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-16
new ADV ER ISBM'NTs
SO 0 THIN e SYRUP,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethirc by
Softsning the gums, reducing all nbarlrnaEon-wiil
allay ALL PAIN and spaSmodic action, andiu
SUrOtO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers win give rest to yourselves
and RELIEF and health q your inEants.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and can say confidence and tr7,th Of it. what
have never been able to say of au other medicine:
NkIEk has IT PA1LrD, IN SINeLr INSTANCE TO EFREcr
AZURE, when timely used. Never did We know an
instance Of dissAtis4Action by any who used
tons and speak in terms of commendation of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter WHAT We DO KNOW" after ten
years. experience and pledge reputation for The
Jn6tHaeHt OF aohct Icehere declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain and
exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
Of the NEST EXPERIENCED and S6ILFUL NURS-
rs in New England. and has been used with nertr-
failing SucceFS in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
From BaItimorc.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l2th.-Hon. VIM. Geo.
Brown, who was recently elected Mayor of
this city. on the reform ticket, was IMAM
guratcd to-day. He closed his inaugural
address with a strong expression of the
Union sentiment. He declared that he ex-
pressed the unanimous sentiment of the
people of Baltimore, the largest of the
Southern cities. He said that the true
policy of Maryland was to adhere to the
Union as long as she can.do so with honor
and safety. In conclusion he said that
no cause has yet arisen, sufficient to iusti-
fY the overthrow of the noblcst and most
beni6cent government ever established by
abundant blessings of the present moment,
by the sacred memories of the past aud
the great hopes of the future.
The exPediency of calling mass meet
ing of the citizens to sustain the Union, is
much canvassed by our business men.
A southern gentleman made his appear
lance on Baltimore street, with blue
cockade in his hat. He was regarded with
much curiosity, but evidently with very
little favor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
Poney Cypress.

FoRT KEARNEY, Nov l3.-Thc Poncy
Express, from San Francisco, on Nov. Sd,
passed here at 4 this P. NJ, bringing the
following California news:
CALIFORNIA, Nov. 3d.-The Poney Ex-
press, with st. Louis dates of tho 10th,
arrived ut San Francisco on the Ist.
The political state of the campaign is
drawing to close without much excite
ment, all parties conceding the election
ofSLincoln certain.
The municipal election for San Francis
CO promises to be unusually exciting; the
merchants and business men have agreed
to close their stores and work shops and
devote their time on election day to the
polls.
Accounts from the Penusila, Lower
California, represent that band of In
dians, thieves and murderers, have lntcly
visited that territory and committed at
trocious outagcs upon many persons be-
sides numbering ten natives and one
American. The band declare their. pur-
pose to kill thirty-three persons, including
the Governor, Judge aud Counsellor of
State and Priest. The whole country was
alarmed and had fled to the Governor for
protection.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
Fro1,, Ne,v nIerion.

INDEPENDENCE, Nov. l3.-New Mexican
mail. in charge of Conductor Tucker, with
dates to the 2sth ult., arrived to-day.
Capt. Geo. Mclean, of mounted rifles,
was killed by Navajoe Indians, on the 18th
October. He was out on scout with his
company, when, about twenty-five miles
from Fort Defiance, party of Indians
were overtaken and charge made upon
them. Capt. Mclean killed four Indians
with his pistols. When the charge was
made and the word to rally given Capt.
Mclean became separated from his mon
and was seen to fall from his horse. His
foot became entangled in his stirrup; his
horse being frightened ran off, dragging
him considerable distance before he was
stopped. When his men came up he was
dead. He had three shots in him, which
must have produced instant death. So
persisted one of our noblest officers, by
the hands of the red skins. Capt Mclean
was SON of Senator Mclean, of Della
ware. He lenves widow and three chill
dren, who are ut Albuqueresque The
Indians, after the death of Capt. Mclean,
made their escape.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

g-A House OF REFuGE.-We have
.:ta again requested to call the public at
'sa,i'n TO the great need there is in this
s'ysf a House of Refuge or some sort of
Rsaan Saving Institution. We believe
i''' hundred persons could bethus saved
i'aa ignorance, wickedness and perhaps
s''tl, in the FIRST two or three years of the
ai:tsnce of such au institution. Our
Streets are nightly paraded by boys and
g'Fe girls, who have been cast out from
a7feut Society, and who exc out misera-
's existence, eating whatever they can
SEAL and sleeping in vacant stables and
eaiaOuses. Many of these girls, as recent
''snts show, go dressed in boys apparel
L 2eiieF ensure their safety. When any
o tRese Outcasts are arrested, the magis-
tales can do nothing but send them to
Jul, and ali will admit that that institu
va however unexceptionably it may be
,Si'' Is 40 place to repair the moral con-
saon OF young persons. They want
something to do to keep their minds en-
P'sei and opportunities to learn, improve
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
I BBeAs Sgvs1T1oN-T,ss R1,,VlIcf, s {

Bs@As SENSATION TINS BaN1crA Boy
ooArSo.-aIr. Fuller, the agaat courier Of
John G. Heenan, was in the city yester-
Gays advertising the appearance of that
Champion of American muscle. The
Boy will be here on Friday evening, and
will give an exhibition ut the Atbenaum.
He will be accompanied by Aaron Jones
Ned Plice and Monsieur Grcgoire, and
we may expect fistic festival, the like of
which we have never had the pleasure of
beholding. All that VIC have heard of
the famous "Boy' is to be realized; all
that we have read about his famous bat
tie at marlborough, Che knocks downs.
tue uppear cuts and under cuts, are to be
rendered futeIIigible on the stage OF the
Atheneum. Heenan deserves as large
house as Pryor had on the occasion of
his last speech here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the Steamship Canada


] HALIF4x, Nov. l3th.-The Royal Mail
steamship Canada, from Liverpool on the
Bird inst, via Queenstown, on Sunday, the
4th, arrived at this port, this afternoon.
| Her advices are two days later.
I The Steamer North Briton sustained no
damage by getting ashore.
: 1t is stated that the steamer Etnn has
been bought for Inmau's New York line.
Sir William Dennison has been gazetted
as Governor of Madras.
FRANcE,-It was believed in Paris that
/ the object of France in preventing the
/ blockade of Gaeta By sea, is merely to fa-
cllitate thh escape of the King of Naples,
and prevent the complication which would
result from his capture. The French
journals offer no explanations for the
course of the government.
lTALY.-Accordiug to the Neapolitan ac-
counts, Cialdiue was beaten with great loss
atthe Gariglinano, some dispatches placing
his losses rs high MS 1000 killed and
wounded, and guns captured.
Official dispatches FROM Turin say these
assertions are completely false, that the
Sardtnians have not been defeated at all.
Capua was attacked on the LIST, and capt.
tulated on the following day. The royal
troops leave with the honors of war, bav-
ing laid down their arms. They were to
go on the Sd to Naples. Naples was il
Illuminated, and there were great reioicings
over the event.
The attack on Gaeta was expected to
be commenced soon.
1t is denied via Turin, that Admiral
Persano had commenced and suspended
hiring on the royalists near Gaeta.
King Victor Emaneul had crossed the
| GarIglin0nO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

R9-PnoFrssOR WOODS HArn REsroRA-
TrvE.-This beautiful and pleasant prepar-
alton for universal toilet use, is naturally
beautifying in its effects, making the hair
soft and glossy in appearance, but in view
Of its removing at once dandruT and itch
ing, and all cutaneous eruptions, as we'll
as restoring the gray and bald, we'll might
a gifted statesman say, have admired its
r0ondarful effects. For sale by
REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
Fronl Georeia,

M1IbEDeFv1LlR. Ga, Nov. 13.-Tbestate
Convention met to-day. The attendance
was large. Resolutions were passed ia
voring secession from tue Union. Gov.
Brown made a strong resistance speech,
declaring the right of secession, and the
duty of other Southern States to sustain
that right. If the federal troops attempt
ed coercion. he said that for every Geor-
gian who fell in the conflict, the heads of
two federal soldiers shall atone for The
outrage on State sovereignty.
Nothing of interest was done in the
Legislature to-day. G e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
FALL & WINTER. 1850.

VIE HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED. ny
4 direct Importation, and from New York - =
10 bales Of Soft Shelled Almonds 2 bales Fflberts
bales CrenlnnutS, bbls English walnuts 10 rnss5
sardnes, In half and quarter boxes lUO drums PICS
cases superior Prnnes in glass Jars 10 casks French
GuITantS, % boxes Eaisinss Dried Prunes German
aud Turidstli Dried Pears: sicily licorfcc l the I,
only; ieo boxes Smoked HerEings, 10 casks English
Ptckles-ChoW=Chowi Pccalillies etc. Together 9ritb
alrge quantity OF soyeFs Sultana Sauce and ReIish
Lea Perkins Harcestershire Sauce in pint and half
pint bottles; 90 dog. Quart Jars Picked Gherkins
% do1. Quart Jars Branded Peaches; Hermeticajly
sealed Fruits; Jeles, etc, etc; Spices of ali descri
ttons columbus Starch; Corn Starch in n nacke,eas
for pudding, etc German Peas whole and split:
idntels Caraway Seed, Canary Seed French s,sta
by the bottle or gallon, Extra qualities of Black md
Green Teas; Limburg, sap-Sago and Pine Ap1Ie
Cheese; superior article of Coa,lac Brandy And
Whisky Pure Holland Gin and large assortment of
Pure Wines. Also, by direct importation over
10000 Segars of various brands and onaItics cf,
ing Tobacco of all kinds, among which arc IS Good
win Eros celebrated Tin Foil Tobacco and @, W
Gail { AXIS do; nli kinds of Snuff and Smoxine
tob;cco, ETC., at y HoLESALE and RETAIL, toget6s
or with general assortment of Domestic Crocsries
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar.
G. w. REESSI&G, IS Market St
hSPI@S Union copy. Wheeling
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

fEE INCOME TAx.-Yesterday the
5sct of the income tax was before Judge
,-.IFson in the Circuit Court. 1t will be
4sn'eFed that the County Court deci-
'Hat under the law the income from
:, -, was not taxable. From this decis-
y, MAJOR Good, under instructions from
s,.. s''''or of State, took an appeal. The
Nv, s' was argued yesterday at considera-
length but not concluded, and no de-
's0n has been rendered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
R8NWno wAs - nnnrsn c,n.an,. .

eNWHo WAS The o1DEsr C.r1zEx n
=, t-e IFiadelphiars are not clear about
seeing having the oldest voter of the
s-s'Ia persuasion. Stephen Crump, of
ri place, is 49, aud he voted for "old
% He came from Fairfax county,
~ Alexandria, more than forty years
=. aud never voted anything but a
'-'s ticket all his life. He is much re-
,'''st over the victory, and now that his
- have seen the consummation of his
'aafs' Is ready to say with good old ST.
-''a. '-Nune..di5nmttte," &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
From South Carolina.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 13.-Private infor-
nation states that the Charleston Light
Infantry have taken charge of the U. S,
arms in Charleston, hut, us is supposed, by
federal authority, in the absence of any
government troops there, the act being
one of protection to federal property;
more tEian.a seizure
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
Missouri ELECTION.

ST.. Louis, Nov. l0.-Tbe result in Mis-
souri, cannot be known positively for sew
eral days. The Republican and Democrat
figure Douglas slightly ahead, with about
80 counties to hear from. The BuILetia
figures Bell considerably ahead, with SO
counties TO hear from. The vote for
Breckenridge is about %, 900. Lincoln
has 10000. Fifty-four counties Official
give Bell 1891 Douglas 29,617. si
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nor. l5.-The Constitu-
fioa publishes one of the forms Of. 9, De-
.claration- of Independence to be Submitted
to the South Carolina Conventions, IL
embodics a portion of the American De-
claration Of Independence, with the list of
grievances altered to suit the present con-
dition of affairs in that State. Acopy of
this document, it is understood, was laid
before the President yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

BD-YouNG MRS's SOCIAL Parry will
take place at Washington Hall, November
10th, 1860. This is tue opening dance of
the season, and the first to be held in the
above hall since it has been repaired. and
with the extra music and the extra expense
they have gone to, they can guarantee to
any one that will come, pleasant even
ing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
Trust Sale

by VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED Of TRUST
u dated the I'D day of February 1856, and now Of
record IN Ohio County Clerks Office in deed book
40, u, f"t!o 2I5, from William Hamilton aud Eliza
beth his wife, to Morgan Nelson deceased Trustee
f- Will on the 2eth day Of November 1860 before the
n 409r OF the Court House of said county, the
the following property, to wit:
Lot No. one % situate on the South side of Lins-
ley street, IN that partof the city of Wheeling called
East East Wheeling, being corner lot on LinsIey and
Fifth streets. '
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, and for the resi-
dHe credit of SIX twelve and eighteen months, in
equal inAtaiments, win be given, the purchaser or
purchasers giving bond und security, with interest
rom the day OF sale; lien to be retained on the
premises further security.
MARY A. NELSON, Ex'x
oct24-td Of Morgan Nelson, deceased.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

R9rTHE RyER.-There were seventeen
feet water in the channel yesterday and
falling.
There was a good deal of activity about
the landing, caused by the arrival and de-
parture of the packets.
The Courier left last evening for Clncin-
natl with good trip.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. l2tb.-Thc citiseus
here appear TO be almost unanimously in
favor of secession. Several corps of min
ute men are organizing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

,o sS Tue Museum ofFine Arts is drawing
. .sss houses at Washington Hall. The
n, * presented, and the Accompaniment.
,S. very interesting, and We do not know
.lss an evening may be spent more
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

NEW YOnk, Nov. Is.-schooner VIM. L.
Cogswell has been seized on suspicion of
being connected with the slave trade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
.1.12g photographic,
reported for the Daily InteI6geneer

Virgfnia has gone Tor Brcclkinrldge.
RrcHMoSD, Nov. I3.-The majority. for
Breckenridge and Lane viii probably not
be far from 1000. The returns received
are suf6cien; to determine that the ticket
has been carried.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

.,Tlt2wd Llst !, NloiHINlee'N q co.
.-r,rY CouxcIL-REGubAn MEETING.
- OCULAR monthly meeting of the City
Iii was held last evening.
n the bills read from the committee on
mi. wezc ordered to be paid. The
consisted of Aldermeu's fees. Jail
water works expenses, fire depart
:, ke.-iu all about Eve hundred doll
~ -. committee on water Water works,
., -, that they lad examined the re-
=, of ". B. Reed, Collector, and found
,,oss assessments of water rents for
:. T,.r, 10 be S25,268 IL.
n, Council appropriated three or four
.i,,I dollars to the Street Commission
n repair the wharf, and to pay for
III done on the streets.
"a. y. Paxton, Esq, the agent appoint
nv the city to arrange her railroad
h, repored having made favorable pro-
-. 70 ;lst end. The report was refer
"a the committee on ordinances, who
AZ distracted to draw up Il new bond,
III ! view OF an entire liquidation of the
sbE
Ioan Cooke petitioned the Council to
o7 water pipe some distance up the Ma
nal Road, First Ward, for the accOmmo
,Goa OF himself and other citizens. He
..gred the Council that the water would
IA up. He had paid his taxes regularly,
al had lever asked anything before
be petition was referred.
Waggoncr, Howell L Co. asked the
iulege Of digging a tunnel from the riY-
to their mill, to get supply of water
|sierTed.
4. II. Detwiler & Co. asked permission
lay pipe and supply themselves with
,teT from the river.
i discussion arose here as to the pro-
atiy Of granting these privileges, and as
tie iBcapacity of the Water Works to
47.y the city.
lie petition of the Messrs. Detwilcr was
-ls;ad.
Jasph Greer set forthin petition that.his
g..z wUs stoned on Hollow Eve night by
s1.ls. He caught one of them and at
5as'sl to take him to tue Alderman's
-, 9r which he was fined So by Aid.
il14on. He wanted the Council to give
"a 9ttk his money. Referred.
VI William Dulty, Superintendent of
Ealer works offered his resignation
I IS, laid upon the table till the next
-.allr meeting of Council
re Ministers of many of the different
ftGsious denominations in the CITY. he
tuag that they represented the public
raimtnt oftLe place, in 4 certain degree,
el-..Juei the Mayor and Council to ap-
eia. Thursday, the Goth, as day of
Il4aksgiving and prayer, in view OF the
zAaiioii blessings which have been Youch-
sci 10 US during the year.
jlise Fry moved that the Mayor be au-
lc;Led to issue Il proclamation in accor-
Etnce with the prayer of the petitioners.
',uiti.
Ga MOTION the bill for the entertain
nelt of Governors Letcher and Hicks,
81, during their late visit here, was or
efed 10 lie paid.
Nr PANEL made motion that COM
ntise of one from each ward, be appoint
lilo deal out coal to the poor. Nobody
O:si on the proposition, and it was de-
Jared carried
Tie Mayor appointed the counciImen us
fci!ows: First Ward, ~. j. Panuell; second
saTi, $. Greer; third ward l. Fl. Williams,
e1rl ward. Jacob S. Beer; fifth ward,
lOau Hubbard; sixth ward, Jas. NJ. Bfckell.
IN notion the Council adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

e. 70 IaE Wide Awakes aud Republic
grand generally of Bridgeport, will have a
event 'Ofch-iight procession on FRIDAY
Lip r,Ig next, in honor of the election -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

FoRr KEAnSEY, Nov. ls.-P. Strong, a
clerk in the COmmissary Department, g. S.
Army, was shot and instantly killed, at
Kearney City, about two miles west of this
place, on Sunday evening, the l1th. From
tue testimony Of some of the parties who
were present, the occurrence appears to
have been accidental. The shot was fred
by Mr. Mount, discharged Sergeant of
the Q. S. Army, who was on his way East
from Camp Floyd, Utah. The deceased
was also discharged, and going East from
Camp Floyd. He was formerly from Tex
as.
The Pony Express, leaving St. Joseph
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

The Pony Express, leaving st. Joseph
on Sunday morning, passed here at two
P. N. on Monday.
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TREEs! TREEs!

Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum and Cherry
y Trees.
JOHNSON & FROST, q MAIN STREET, SOLE
- Agents for the Sewicsley Nurseries will have in
store on the first of November 1910 superior Apple
Trees, of choice varieties 500 Dwarf and Standard
Pears 12OO fine. large, thrifty Peach Trees, of new
aud standard varieties 500 Plums, of vigorous and
size.
All the above will be taken mp with the greatest
care, and every tree warranted true to it's name,
Nearly every variety of Apples Pears Cherries &C.,
named IN our catalogue, have been frIIited the
farm attached to the Nursery, and exact drawings
OF some Of the choicest sorts be at
honse We are now taking special orders which
Will be carefully filled and delivered here in forty
eight hours after the trees are taken up.
Call and get one of our nursery catalogues before
making up Your order. Prices will he found low
rs those OF any other nursery.
octls JOHNSON &PROsT.
DR. ANARCHISTS UTERINE Ca
II rII0LIC0N.-Call for pamphlet.
j. DOCKING, Ag't,
noHl Oid Fellows HALL Drug Store.
" Observation-Disclosures, silks, CNshmeres, &C.,
v all of the finest texture and most desirable
styles, [septl3I ut SAWTELLS q SIIANNON'S. ?
SECOND STOCK OF
Fall g w inter Goods
HEISKELL & sWEARINGEN
MILL OPEN on AIONDAY, OCT. 22.
w Alarge und beautiful assortment of VELOUR
oTr0AANs, in ali the desirable colors. oct2o