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o... EsILs TsaXos, utia, ga IT, 1854.
Please al acesai es7tgiTc cents, tg which =lna rls
anota": al your JeD:auc Tits {Hsy cra t,,, p.
Difett \ SE(V57 - r.
Ecile Vernon, V gaa1Sl Co, O,
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From TIE aEaaaiDer. HGrfp!k, Va
They haze been Lesei il ti.an si,aueaa Gases
with entire sucrez,
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lFroH the Western Z z, Gazette, CHICAGO. mt
cephalc Pills.
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CEPHAITC Pills

the USE of these Pills the periodic attacks OF Ea21,.
See scdac5s nay ta prevented: and + taken ct IN
ip12ncernent o. attack immediate relief from raj
nd aicE@css viii be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the ar',rrz anj Esa{aeR
which females are so sua5.-t.
They act gently ii" Notwithstanding E'rrsfr.nsS
E"f LiiGrrTg &'2, HsGarss nai.cate sri.al.- ana q
efsons OF ac&F:arg HABITS, tiy yatcabje as Lr1
are i:'! wing the aT1-i:c giving tans ara rice 70
"i@eS'i7e orane, and restoring the natural elasticity ~
trenEtA CT the a,Huie system
The CHPiALlC rIii. are the result OF long invastig
ton and carefully conducted ex9ergeas hH7i~e h,cn
nso many years, daring which tirethcy have pr2r4nt
ant relieved vast ama"a. OF pain ard arGsins is5
Headache, whether originating in The aaY"a3 system
iroTi osrargeH state q t;r sirgreL
Ihey are entirely vegetable in thsjc composite =, ea
may nc taken At 81! t'Eas Win perfect safety r.itho
making any change Of die, oaa tas otfcs # eng =
agreeable TASTE 3!'Fs IL frzy % r:!t- if., !a sfil
TFa.
BEWARE OF CGUETF3, f,f,irI'rs!
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry C. sa.ingo
each Rox.
Soi" by Druggists ana al other Daai,r7 in Medicines
'"X viii he sent i;g inaj grea-:A F-e,i.ta3 the
PRICE 81 GENTS.
All orders shon:' be Addressed 10
HENRY G. GTsAEDEE5a.
IS Cedar sree, New YorH.
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From the IeEnoet2,, Ct. Coud nian
II you are, OF have sheen, troubled the b.ot,.
end fer boz (cePhalc 2ils) 50 that ~, ;.vsiY
in case OF an attack
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L; % 5PALn1EG, Esd. - 50 ''''
WISH iof some circulars large shar Bills 10 ur5,y
your tepaS:!c ill9 more uIrlaUatl. hg.s.. - isTl
IL 70" nave anything OF tC kind please send 10 re
ve o. my Customers WHO ~ auiIeci to c Head
acne '1Su&IF lasting Gays,J tg75 ctysH q! az ~
a; o5e hour 81 D0Ir pms, wbigh seat Ter " -
Respectfully yours, " u WIL&Ea.
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-, ACCIDENTAL BURNING OF Mrs. LoxGFELLow -
The wife of Professor LongfeiIow, of Cambridge,
was fatally burned, on Tuesday last, from her
clothes taking fire while in the act of melting seal
ing wax Professor Longfellow himself was badly
burned while endeavoring to save his wife.
BY the Boston papers we learn that Mrs. Long
fellow died OF her injuries on the 10Th at noon
Professor Longfellow is not dangerously injured.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
TO Ca SEI PUR.C AsERs.
BRANDIas, GIN, WINES, &c.
OF all brands and vinages, Custora-House stores
IN STORE,
A large stock of STRICTLY PURE OLD RYE WITS.
! RlES from dstiilers OF high reputation
me undersigned respectfully invites examination of ha
stock which he offers at very low prices for in onan
mes % sun buyers TH0S THOMPSON,
jei4-Gm % SoutI o., stra.
TO CASH PURCHASERs.
$50 CASKS SCGTC. AND t..cy1s,g srrs
Youngers Tenants, Strong and Narzetti Sons East
lhda PALE ALE5 Single casy at 81 60 per dozen, Five
casks and ever at 81 50 per Dozen TIE are of direct
ipof'aaon' OF superior qualities and in fine condition
Fof Saie oy TEoS THOMPSON,
, Commission Merchant
'sia0m 20 South Gay street
kidding WooD KINDLING Wool
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF A1IY SIZE.
Atoniee OF City Steam Fire Food Mil,
No 5 NoITB STREET.
aio'H JAS. f. JoENa0s
hERRILL's BRnEcE-L LOADING RIFLE. :
MERRILL, THOMAS 81 CO,
HH%os' go BALTIMORE STREET. ;
---------------
..s.ss
CRICKET AND BASE BALI.
IMPLEMENTS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & co
mh2'-d $50 Baltimore street
FISHING TACKLE.
MERRILL, TgOMA AS & co,
mn D 239 BALTIMORE STREET. :
RooglHa ROOFING 4! RooFINalii
E0oNony, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP 0SKTION ROOFING
nrvaed ny anything yet discovered for Roofing PURPOSES
PERFaorLg WATsg PROOF,
uNEoUALLlD POI EcOroHY
uEBiVALLED Foa DyRA pILyTy
ADAPTEn 10 EvEEy CLIMATE
For further Information address or cal! on
las. JOHNSON,
No 2Jsfvis guiidne. North and Baltimore sts
iF2S-tf Ra,.;-rnr.
PARKER BROTHERs' LONDON CLUB, SANG. This
celebrated Sauce is fast supeYs-ding sill others From the
richness and deicaoy Of Its favor, It has attained popu
larisy almost great this country as in Europs For
sale by all frstcass grocers and by their agents.
UfsAhN d zoe, Importers,
--o'i" g West Baltimor street
D. r. ETILp1.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
SO N. CfEAksLEcS STESEET,
is1i-s' OPPOSITE 81. PAUL's GHURgE.
REMOVAL OF
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
AZ REDUCED PRICES,
With
Glass CloGi-Prssser,
Improved I.copiheck
style
Heniner, Binder, Corder, &C
onies No. ga West Baltimore s,Tast
next door to CoFter a Co.
ap'-' W. HERRiLL Agent
IsRAgL E Co.
IVORY TYPES
PHOTOGRAPHS
'ul%u i2A BALrISoRs s-nHx4s
INTERESTING TO PURuHAsERs or F,yp W r,rr,
william Dxons' London, and Jules Jurgensens Conan,
a2en WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL wATcu
'LARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES the hest TmeKe.n
RS, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner ~ Cavsr
u water streets, importer OF Fine Watches Jewsry old
SILVER and RATED" are .ecoultre's Swiss Ra o
nd s'rope Ioid SILVER and Steel Spectacle to sui Al
ges New goods now in store. Purchasers will n,easaca
Notice-stors CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SIG
s''~''' aulet ]
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-, gkVEer0R#, p, Tr'' {. !5s;
STR: WISH yau send oro mote , % yo!y Ce~ts
lie Pills, isut ygC.!ggd "gcUb d! Larefi ;a ia
.pEF7, respectfully.
NARY ANH SFt;EEgCEE
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SIAMEsE AMBASSADORS IN PARIs.-In mentioning
the different conGrds about the Siamese Ambassa.
dors that are flying round Paris, La Patrie begs Of
the French not to say too MANY satirical tb;nos
lest the English should take hold of them ard, for
the sake OF making mischief tell them to the King
OF Siam. who, according to that journal, spes k;
Enr lnh
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WooDl WooDii WooDiii
SAVED PER osrf BY buying Wosd at ocs OF City
ats.m Fire wood Mil,
No.sEoIfHsfklI4
JAMES q. JOHNSON
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NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
Iho Dollar Weekly Exchange.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
vas issued on SATURDAY the 9TH T .JpIv with .
VIZ" 70 increase alike its popularity and lis usefulness
IT'S COLUMNS HAVE BEEN ENLARGED
NEW FEATURES WILL BE INTRoDUcED
which, tits believed will make It Additionally a.tro,t; ..
the FAIRLY CIRCLE, and still more valuable ,,,,
ofreference for the FARIER, the MERCHANT. and tbe
POLITICIAN
INC e'n'en's OF the DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
embrace constant variety of choi e and intersztipg
Articles on the Existing Topics Of the Day.
AND
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
drawn from original, domestic, and foreign sourees
EDIT RAILS
from the DAILY EXCHANGE, IN
Official and GENERAL SUBJECTS.
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
CAREFULLY CoLLATEn REVIEW OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT POLITICAL PROCEEDINGS UP TO THE
DATE OF EACH ISSUE.
A PRICE CURE EMIT,
exhibiting with undoubted accuracy the state Of the mar
kets both at home AMI abroad
In Politics, the Dollar Weekly Exchange will reGet lie
course OF the Daily Exchaa &c, which has been and viii co,
tinue to he, INDEPENDENT AND CONSERVATIVE
with and watchfu over the true interests q,
the South and West.
TERMS OF THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
copy, one year.
copy, six months. so
e ....loo
20 -.....-.....-.2GGO
Address KERR 4 CO.,
"DaiIy Exchange" Baltimore Md
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INIT
SHOULDER &2Ani
bdlRG'S3i
SfiiETSi
SHTET2l
PEgEGuT FlE WARRANTED Or no sALg
unequslied by aay
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH aOSoMS
EMBROIDERED BOSOM s!iIErs.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN saIprs,
aEEIA0 SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALFHOSE
HiNDK EeGHTEFS
SHIRTS.
". p. T0WIsES 3 BRO,
PATENT SaoUL3E&9EAa SHIRT MANUFACY0ky.
7sa ksaSsIss.,srs street.
1aaes Carroll Hal.
soi.E AGENTS FOR tf-D gl.ArK, .;r, Il 90 - ~.
uHiag GlFfs.ij. Aisa,
2ArHaT gtItpG 90 ~. ~.
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~ single bottle Of SPALDING's PREPARED GLuk
1lii save ten times its cost annually. -
SPiAD[NG'S PREPARED GLUEI
sRALDING'S PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDIEG'S PREP RED GLCEi
SAVE TIE fIEcESi
ECONOMY nTsPATGEi
#5-"A STITCH IN TI@E SAY Fl NiNF"-Fs
As accidents will henpsn, in sell regulated far,
lies it Is very desirable to have cheap and en,va
nent way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockerv "a
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no household cor
to be without it. 1t is always ready and up to The
Ing point. ,- -
"UsEFUi IN EVERY HnUsE,
N. B-A Brush accompanies each Bottle Pr;ca Ok oo..
Auuio's' NJ - HENRY Q. SPALDING.
NO 48 CEDAR Street, New Ycrk
CAUTION.
AS certain unprncipled perCons sre attemntno 70 n,
on on the unsuspeeting public, limitations Of nv ppT
FAXED GLUE, would caution all persons To eSsr-..
before purchasing, and see that the full name
s%SPALDIN@s PREPARED eLUE
On INC outside Wrapper all others are swinVrs CONN
kitM
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Dr.. A. A. BLANDY,
s.o.., SUCCESSOR TO DR.. O. A HARRIS,
NNo13H QHAlLIa SSRll1,
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large stock of STRICTLY PURE OLD RYE WIS
hlEs from distiilers OF high reputation.
me undersigned respectfully invites examination of hia
stock which he offers atvery low prices for cash. in quan
'eS % SUIT buyers. THoS. THOMPSON,
I'Af'in % South GAY street
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF F1sE WArcyEs.
William Dixons, London, and Jules Jurgensen,s Conan.
hagen WATCHES Eugene Breguet's NICKEL, y1Tna
oLARK's BALTIMORE WATCHES, the hest Time.Kssn
ers Tor sale by GABRIEL Z. CLARK, corner Of cavsr
and Water streets Importer Of Fine Watches ewsrv
Chains, Silver and Plated Ware .ecoura,s &C p.
and srops Gold, Silver and Steel spectacles to sui Al
ages New goods in store Purchasers IN o.sa.a
Notioe-st0rs CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
~"''''A''s aul&t
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EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FEy Err invites attention tn the verr tcrs;vo
assortment of Looking Glasses ro in store suitable for
every position aad OF all sizes
aaEtel Mirrors, Pier and Wan do oval and saI,are
oorices Tables, Brackets Consos ac at eaequaile5
fTiceg.
The latest English aud standard F41ach Gagrsvtag,a al
ways in stoc:
Particular and undivided attention is given to the aro
nenS OF i!Ci Uf.S SAaE Els Also, frames Ainsture
Photographs, Portraits, &c
FRTER'S Galleries,
No. ,: ,2cutn Calvert street
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lFr0f1 the Kanawha Valley StEE, Kama ha, Val
We are sure that persons suffering from tia headache
who try them, will stick 70 them.
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PARKER BRoTHERs' LONDON CLUE, SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce fast supeYsng others From the
richness and decaoy Of favor, 1t has attained
ar'y almost as great this country in Europe Fer
sale by all hrstcass grocers and by their agents
GREEN YOE, Importers
HoSl-tf gsWsat p.I,iar go.
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{ ELDEST ESTABLISHED STAED
~ .nrx,ry, " c,.r.,rn, IN THE uIEE
No 10 NoRTR Gay sggssP
AARUF'S CTURER o
SILVER WARE AND FINE Nil}.D IEW ETpv
YER PLATED WARE,
r...-'-.---1. AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has in sscTe beautiful assortment OF New Stias t
terms Of Rich JeeiFy and Silver Ware @ sna az
embracing great variety Of Setand Plain Goi
EAR RINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER RTNnS' uso f 81,
tId9n S' KTSey Emerald Pearl Opal &C. Ladies
od Thbes C sla R SaaId Chains Miniature L0CKETs
sTUb So go n a e en- and PENS Sleeve BUTTONS and
Si's r. nstr JeTelry OF beautiful designs, xc ~
OF Best Quality Heavy Silver
Erit - SETS, Walters, Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets
s ,ter ana salt Stands, Casters, Candle Sticks, Pearl
T Tis pessert Knives Spoons Forks Ladies FANCY
errs. ' ~ " " '' oi ''i0 h'0'' ie" sSn q
AgRDoCH rHos. W. RICaA4
f5Gtc LIND o. HtTdoch.l
sruui}DCH h RICHARDS,
Ar GRTTEC CTS AND SUPER{NTENDENTS,
CORNER CALVERT AND BALTIMORE sTs.,
na-tf Third Story
II. ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
Southwest corner Of Charles and Fayette streets
matt Entranca on Fayettee tree
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2 The LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAuRoAp.-We
emp the suhjoined explanation from the louisville
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Z sIa
force inside the city. was eompletely tpr
rounded, being hetnmed in at the plaze. =
Barrieadss erected for The defense OF the
town were taken at the corner kl0En g Ale
bfno 5Lopez,s store, aud also IN front q the
new theatre. !. We understand that laif
piece of artillery was captured az the hrst
mentioned bArrieade; ia 80 sssd -slo
The SIGHT continued With varied speseFs
Eom daylight tu1 almost two o'clock yes
ltsriah afternoon, when the cavalry, force
of Gen. Garcia sailed forth and drove the
assaflants back towards the river. In this
contest the defenders OF the town presaged
their sally by throwing a few bomb SHELLS
liuto GaraYajdl 5 qnsrters, Opposite Free
port; and having created something of-a
.copfusiop among the aljos, they made tne
successful sally. The contestants app pprOaen1 A.
ed SO near the river that their death -deai-
Iingmissiles ellupon our side Of the stream,
| creating quite stampede amongst the
crowds assembled on tle bank. he s4AlI
Was shortlliVed, however, for tue liaes soop
closed snp aGain, and the R6jos Wetei Ieft
masters oflth9 situation, so far as the su-
/ bur6s ofthe town were concerned. ~
! The discharges of musketry were tnces-
| SAINT during the day, but with cessations IN
their rapidity at different intervals. Both
parties seemed 70 be deficient in artillery.
as there were but few reports Of cannon
heard dur ng the day.
Towards the close of the afternoon OF
yesterday it is said that mine was e1
| pIoded in one of the streets, doing consid-
erabIe damage TO the Rojos. Immadiate-
| ly after, a large smoke was seen to rise from
! the town, which we believed to be the
dwelling of Yerdore Soles, which was fred
! by the Rojos for strategic reasons
Tie consular flags are flying over the
city in every direction, and among the
number we may notice that OF the United
\ States. When our boys SAW that, and when
! il was reported that party under CaraVa-
| ial had raised it, we all felt like fighting
hut Captain DOnnelson rode down the river
bank and demanded an explanation from
an officer on the Mexican side, who state d
that it was the flag over the United States
consular residence, and that II was reeog-
nized on tina same groand that the Confed-
ernte flag was respected.
Judge BigeIow, late on the afternoon OF
Yesterday, obtained a passport and visited
the camp of CaravajaI, where he was well
received. + j.
TIE light of the burning houses was vis-
ible on our side of the river at a late hour
last night. z.-,,-,, =,
Il is stated that considerable carnage has
taken place on both sides; and that tue Ro-
Jos have apphed't6 Lieut.. @. l. Buchel for
privilege to bring their wounded on this
side Of the Rio Grande Col. Buehel. Ma
ior Gray, aud other officers of Fort Brown,
have acted with the greatest discretion du-
ring the Continuance of the fight, and SO
far no bad blond has been stirred up on our
side.
Goth parties claim the chances of sue
cess ut the hour of going to press.
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DECEMBER 81 = =. B BFR ,8 l825

FT6tiss is % 66est t6sy. come down sour
time'afcet 70 Is but only CAME in sight
of our Camp sdi had forgot SO omethlng and
Went back doAhle qaiek poor devils they
are. DisgTgse 70 any aTm9 l am gl9d tnat
/ don't II Fe under the same goYernmonS wiz
such C01hrls IL you are still 'pnbhshing
that .Conteh b j DO lying black gasding sheet
you, OannoIify YOUR subscribers that the
paper will stop after the first Of april that
1 Is the time I expect to be AZ home Would
likelto know how yon alP feel about the
Way WetNhip' 'yoh upoai ail occasions aud
bow Jack Rierpoint boughp rloneInnke
out to iosabput such hghts 4s Han manassas
poor JACK the damed nttle low puppy be
WillolfYe i'd hell ilT his days aud 20 To he'll
When. be diessO WillOld jun Il his daned
old sharp nose dont Cut through and let
him in 70 seiton Where the fool 81 ller VIII
get him pOot dan be VIII run himself 70
DEATH ehasing down. Hppehy bits would
like TO nllfmenI; many Of my old friends
fhs Nar6' 77aI8es pTuntys Westhalls bart
man god dam them but hAfe them 70 bad 70
even tell h0W mean they are have nothing
interestiBg more j sHalF close by saying
that We are going to more convenient
Winter quarters as il is not WORTH bile
to Wait here for q set OF god ,Damed COVE
ards farewell But Day hope that the next
time We meet that shall be able 70 give
you more convincing evidence of my re-
CARDS -i allf Eugeniyus Ti6os,
P. S. To any Union man from Richie
county especially E B Day Esq Editor Of
the Richie county Democrat
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Ready for war.

Whatever may be the case with Great
Britain as a whole, there is one part Of the
empire always ready for war. Wsfefer 70
Ireland. Letthe London journals talk as
loud as they please, the Dublin Journals
are able to talk, a little louder. If the Times
Eliminates, the Nation flashes lightning; {;
but the wrath of Ireland has this peculiar
ity, that it is always against England, no
matter who may be the foe. Listen to the
following from tho last Nation:
"WnrI That warI What does 1t mean
what does it mean for Ireland2 The Irish
nation, too, has it, >instin:ts, and these
have told it somethiug that fires the eye
and stirs the blood of youth and sire all
over the land. Never, since the shout of
American Independence woke an echo in
the Church OF Dungannon, has news so mo-
mentous startled Ireland. No prophets
voice is needed TO foretell what all foresee.
| Yes, il may be shat God has needed our
| long suffering and heard our fervent pray
ers. Ii may be that at last the dayis
| Iawning our fathers eyes were not to Hee-'
| War between England and Americal-be-
tween Euland and the Irish abroad be-
/ yeeu England aud millions of onrinearest
and dearest kindred-oIr own very flesh
and blood. There are one hundred thous-
and armed and disciplined Irish soldiers in
| America-they are the banished Celts whom
| the TTmeg proclaimed were gone with
veupeauce.' Not ION the slopes of st An
| tome did the Irish troops of King Louis
leap more wildly with excitement than
would those YengefuI Celts across the west
ern ocean, on the-neWs that England drew
the sword against America. In that hour
the bitter memories Of a lifetime-memO-
ries the most terrible that ever exiles bore
would find vent in the cry for vengeance
on their heartless exterminator-=the ex-
tern,inator that exulted over. their eX-
patriAtion, laughed at their sorrows, and
mocked at their distress, Yes, If England
has cause to start in high excitement AZ the
news we chronicle to-day, ireland has
cause deeper still. The clash Of arms in
America brought her fresdom ouce before.
She needs but the same firmness. unanimi-
ty, patriotism now, TO grasp it once more.P
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yYheelIng yVholosnIs q Retail
SHOE MANUFAoToRY.

rHR undersigned maybe f0und At I4O
Main street, where We are extensively
engaged IA utnufcturing the latest and BEST style
and quality OF Ll1ies, MllIs5 chidFsn's, Boy5 aud
and DecsSitiel OF the etiEsnl OF Whsoling and the
surrounding country, which We otfer a. whole9ais
and retail 6t prices which cannot tall TO pleAss the
We invite the trade aud the public, to call and
exAmIng our gods. While We grNtetnily reins per
past fIT0rs, which have already far eneeeded our
TO merit eontlaiAnes and 70 share large inerease
Of pnbiic patronage
paFtment With eKperisnesd and accomplished me.
ehanies We are prepared 10 mInu6Setur6 stytes and
sizes 70 order for the trade and publie... .l.-.
noT2R JAS. W PILLsBuRH GO. /
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WHAT SIr. Seere 1lry, Seward said to
correspondent Of the Missouri Republican,:
at would be as absurd for one OF US to-
day to spend our time in laying plans for
future political adVAncement,- as 1t would
for Noah to have used up his forty days in
the ark, laying out town lots on Mount
Ararat,'
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trpm the RIynoaIl, Ind.. RepabLLsaa.l


The following epsitIe was picked up In
Greenbrier Camp, Western Virginia, after
it was evaeuAted by the rebels, by q volun-
teer from this county, who sent it to his
father, accompanied, by IA requsststOf band
ii to us for pbbTIeatfou! AS the epistle
was written to an editor, and contains no
request to correct mistakes, . tits presum-
ed that he did not want any ylibertiestakeu
with his manuscript, We therefore print it
literatim, ct punctuatim, et spellatim.-
Here it is: ssspa d s7-1oaza
''November the 10 1851 To = B Day, Rds
itor of the Richie County Demoerat sir'
once more condeseend 70 the mean 6hame-
full task of honorlng you With . short Epis-
tie have been. in good health since LEFT
Richie county aud in7lgood spirits I
bnye nothing to trouble my Imind aex-
cept my family but / think 1t viii not be
long before Come homeas We are grpRlng
stronger every day We expect 70 make n
drive soon for parkersburg aud Wheeiing
and intend 70 sweep bells blszes out of etry
god daIn Black union son Of bitch OF you
you have choice ofouly 5thiugs that 70 GO
north or 70 hell 70 see Mc0IaSky / have heen
acruss and around Cheat Mountain several
times trying 70 Retia shot al some Of the
penalton Dnch Went 40 miles down il
hardy TO get a shot at Old Noah The god
damed old HyPocrite of he'll understand
that Tom day and others Of you Ritehi'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-27

Az exchange says that Bishop Polk, the
Confederate Geue-al at Columbus Ken
lucky, shss learned to swear like a troop
err .-s4s~h &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-27

Coz. TaoMAs FRASors MEAeHER has
been appointed Brigadier-Gsneral Of
Volunteers. Should Col COrcoran be re-
leased or sqehauged the Government will
confer a similar appointment upon him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-27

CHICAGO will soon have storage capacity
for s,ss0, 900 basUeis of erEin. This ca
pacity will probably be increased, by au-
other season, to 10, ,oOO, 600. Foe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-27

2 THE n. Y. Times advises an immediate
embargo on ship timber. Late purchases
for the Britifh admiralty have almost clear
edthe market ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-27

There is Il rumOr that Gea. Caleb cush-
ing will be sent TO Ship Island to super
eede Gen. PHELPS, receiving a commission
as Brigadier General. s-.,-+s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-27

GEx. Lander is growing much better of
his wound. HetaEesthe air daily and will
soon be at camp life again. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-27

Tnr Uuioh DeNnse oommittee of New
York composed OF men of all parties have
unanimously adopted resolutions approx
ing the Presidents course on the slavery
question. 1-1 t'sa.-f' g