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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08
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CONVERSATIONAL.


I WASHINGTON, March z, 1851.
SENATE.-The Vice President laid bs,;7 h,
tue Semitic a letter from Mr.. Chase ~
signing his seat rs L. $. Senator from
ONO, and asking him TO have the kipdptss
70 make This known. to the Senate and 'tL,.
Governor Of Ohio. 'NS
On motion Of Nr. Lane, of Oregon. n
copy was orderedto be furnished tile Cow
sumed. 4'"' was re-
Mr. Wigfall, in reply to Mr.. Douglas,
u II mat tue FORMER Onion NOW exists
iie repeated, there is no Union lsit. The
800 Seegue -. states will surely never come
NOT llNe uuder this administrator. Witb.
draw your troops, make no aItemnt In
collect tribute, aud euter into a treaty VIM
those States. Do this aud you win ,ny,.
peace. Send your flag of "a stars tbitber
ana u VIII he fired into and war viii IN.
sue. DIVide the public property. Make
Ialr assessment of the public propartv
Make ialr assessment of the public Debt
ar. douglas repeated what he said YES.
terday, that he had carefully read the in
uugural Tor the purpose OF ascertainino,
distinctly aud certainly, what vas die rcis
icy OF the new Administration. and liz,
came TO the caaslsrsf01 That II vas the, viSI,
and spnSnoss OF the President to pursue
peaceful policy and avoid civil MAR. he
uad arrived ut his conclusion candidiv
anu isirly, aud had expressed his grutifca-
ton ut the result. II he, hadsaTriyed a,
the conclusion that the inaugural meant
war, he would not have defended H. Ifs
WAS with the President as far rs the Presi-
dent was for peace, aud would be aguins,
nun when he departed from this line of
Thr debate was further continued be-
tween Messrs. wighll, Douglas and Ma
son. The latter viewed the inaugural as
q declaration of war, aud said that If CO.
ercion was used towards tue seeded States.
or an army marched there, the first SHOT
hired would sever Virginia from the Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08
Friday MORNING, March 8, lse1.
Rag- on Is Towx.-T6e excitement

=
Rag" Or Is TowS.-The excitemcn,
about oil is rcarfully on the increase. 1,
would be folly to attempt to mention all
the instances which have come to our
knowledge OF exorbitaut prices paid for
sites, and the usual cage for speculation.
A day or two ago somebody discovered
what is supposed to be an oil spring on the
high hillside at the head of Monroe street.
Hundreds fpeOple have visited the spot,
and we yesterday made personal exami
nation of the surface Indications. One
can see something in the water which
looks like oil, and when placed TO the
nose it smells like oil, and to the tongue ii
tastes like oil, aud we believe it is oil. ne
don't know who poured it in the spring, or
whether anybody did, but the man cnpa-
BILE Of playing such trick, near the top
ofan almost perpendicular hill, when the
excitement runs SO high, is most uucon-
seiOnable wretch, capable of any baseness.
We have known oil to be poured into such
places. Sometimes for the fun of the
thing, and sometimes for the purpose of
selling worthless piece of property, but
we believe that the oil, or gas, or sulphur,
or whatever it is, which SO many people
have seen at the head or Monroe street,
really comes from the earth. There are
other places, however, in the vicinity of
the city where the same indications
abound, but would have attracted no at
tentiOn whatever, except at time like
this.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08

RB-CaoKED TO DEATH.-A child Of Mr..
David Lang of Washington Pa. aged about
iGhteeu months, was choked TO death ON
Thursday Of last week. 1t was eating a
peace of corn bread at the time, and was
Observed to fall over on the floor, when
Us parents ran to its assistance, but it died
ma few minutes. a post mOrtem e1amin-
atiOn, revealed the act that a portion of
the corn bread had lodged in the wind
Pipe, from the effect of which it died,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08
Arrival Of the steaInship preni.p

NV foRK, March The steamship
btemsp 81 has arrived this evening from Brs-
the goth nit. 800 -
IN the Honse Of Commons, on the 18th,
lhotion was made for more equality in
assessing and levying the income tax, and
earfieu oy a majority against the govern
tue ItallAn Parliament was opened by
victor Emanuel in person, On the 18th ult.
hans have commenced in Cochin CHM
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08

New YORE, March ia two story tene-
meat house on West Fourth street was de-
stroyed by fire This morning. Seven per
sors were burned to death An Inquest
viii he held on the bodies this evening"
NJ the flames were extinguished, the
o. 9remen indpige'l in fight. Reeds gin
disttllety was also burnt this morniRg.
ait. Reed, the proprietor aud -ttro of his
tilsti were oaely burnt in the face aud
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08

TINS closing years of life are often rend-
:. ID wretched by ailments which are
trlhing in themselves and easily cured if
tak.n in time. Affection of the liver.
stomach, and other organs concerned in
digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally make the sufferer nervous, irrita-
Bile and complaining, and relatives and
friends are forced to bear the brunt of their
ill'humor. Tho use of Hostetter's Cele-
brated Stomach Bitters will prove an
efficient remedy for this evil Ii will not
only strengthen the whole physical organ
ization, but entirely cure the most obstinate
cases Of Indigestion, DlarrhGa, Dysentery,
and Liver Complaint The first physicians
IN the country are loud in their praise of
this preparation. Another recommends
ton Of the Bittcrs is that it is SO pnlatable
to the TASTE that it may be used even as a
beverage.
Sold by all druggists
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08

@-A NAN KrLLrD.-On Wednesday
efteEnOOn German named Charles Koch,
Vas instantly killed near the Wheeling
Female Seminary. He WAS digging under
eu eiubAnkment, when large body OF
dirt gave way, and falling upon his body
srushed him beneath its weight, killing
bin almost instantly. The body was
aiken out as soon a. possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08

WAsHISeToX, March THE New Or
leans EieGyuHs of the I'd inst, received
by mail, contains Galveston adYices Of the
26th ult The Texas forces, under Col.
Ford, accompanied by Commissioner Mich
OILS, visited Brazos. and found there 20 SOL
idiers, under Lieut.. Thompson, and about
20 heavy guns, plenty of artillery stores
and ammunitIons. Capt Hill had pre-
vionsly withdrawn the light battery, aud n
party were on the route TO Bruzos to de-
stroy the gun carriages and immoyable
stores. On demandtng Of Capt Hill the
surrender of Fort Brown, he called Com
missioner Nichols and his men traitors.
He had sent to RiuggoId Barracks for 200
men. Capt. Hills men say that he is de-
teFmined TO defend Fort Brown TO the
last, and that he refused to obey the or
deEs OF Twiggs to surrendsr. The troops
At Fort Brown are in excellent health and
sPirifs
The Texas State troops are being sent
from. GalvsstOn.to reinforce Col. Ford at
Brownsville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08
,NIInnonrI Convention.

Sr. LoUis, March THE Convention
met Mt To- o'clock. A large number of
resolutions were read and referred TO the
eompittee on Federal relations, Among
the most important Of them was Que pro-
viding for a commltteee to confer with the
border States as to the best means of keep
ing the Western States in the Coufedera-
cy; another declaring secession to be a
dangerous political heresy; that the Con.
stituIiOu has never failed to confer the
blessings intended by its founders; that
the Southern States have no cause for Sc
eediug. and asking the Northern States to
repeal all acts mixing the rendition of fn-
gittve slaves impossible or difficult. An
other that believing there is no excuse for
coercion. Missouri will furnish neither
men nor money for that purpose, aud that a
National Convention be called, making tue
Crittenden,proposition its basis of action
Another, that the General Government
be requested to yield up the Custom
Houses and other Offices in the seeded
States 70 their people and withdraw the
federal officers aud forces now occupying
them, -. -T..fss 49,. -.-s,.,
a resolution WAS unanimously adopted
rendering the hauLs Of the Convention 10
Senators Crittenden and Douglas for their
efforts to procure paace over the distract
ed country. -.
Judge Birch, candidate for o. S. Senate,
made 4 strong speech agAihst secession,
declaring in favor of the enforcement Of
the lawsi expressing willingness to sup
port the Government in its efforts to M
bold the Union rl5-rF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08

! S-AN effort is being nude to have
lhs new Ohio Peniteatiary located on the
oummins farm sight in Belmont county.
O"e argument in favor of this place is that
the sight possesses supsrtOr, advantages
and another is that the people need it.
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From Warrington.

WAsHiSGToS, March THE War De-
partment To-day received letters from Ma
Jor Anderson, dated on the 5th inst. INIT
they contain nothing of special import
ance. lie represents that the most friend
~ feeling exists between himself and The
South Carolina authorities. The postal
facilities are still open to him, and the
privileges OF marketing to a limited extent
continue.
Gen. Cameron leaves to-day for Penn
sylvania. lie has not yet been qualified
but will return probably on Monday. In
the meantime, AR. Holt, by his request
will continue to discharge tue duties of
Secretary of War.
John A. Jones, of Illinois, was to-day
appointed Superintendent Of Statistics in
the State Department, vice II. c. McLnngh-
There were numerous visitors at the
Departments, this morning, and many ap-
Plications for office were flied.
The new Cabinet held their first meeting
to-day.
Dispatches from Flag onleer striblinr
were received atthe navy department. He
says that in consequence of the disturbed
state of China, he had not, until The LIST of
January, considered it proper to send auy
vessel TO the southwark. The John Adams
had Sailed for Manila, Siam and Singn-
pore. The commOFOS-Ofs the United ,St,iPs
With Siam, lie says, is of considerable i'm
porthnce. and un occasional visit OF {, man
of-war TO that country is advisable, as well
as to nIl- the countries around the China
Sea and Japan. The frequent presence of
men-of-wnr is beneficial to our commerce,
and our conntrymen residing there. lie
expected to go north with the Hartford and
NlninAw
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A RRwARO Is oFEERED for the detection
Of any person counterfeitiug, Initiating, or
the vender of any such counterfeit or imi-
t''tion of BerhdVeS Holland Baters. The
genuine, highly concentrated Holland Bit
tiers Is put mp half pint bottles only, hay-
ing the name of the proprietor, b. Page,
Jr., blown in them, and his signature
around the neck of each and every bottle.
This delightful 1romG has been received
by Americans with that flvsr which is on
" extended to scientific preparations
When we consider the marked success at
tending its administration, in the most
stubborn cases of Fever aud Ague, Weak
ness of any king, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
.Acidity of the Stomach, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Indigestion, Costiyeness and
Piles, together with the complete control
t exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic
nd Neuralgia Affections, we cannot won
er its popularity. Well may the invul-
value this remedy.
For sale by T. Il. Logan Co., and Lo-
n, List & Co.
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D@TaE RrEa,-The river Va falling
elOWly yesterday. The sun shons out
warmly in the afternoon, sucking up the
snow aud the damPness from the ear,h.-
There was nothing doing on the landing
'0sthy OF especial meptiSn. sasNf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08

pB DisrnEsslSo AccIUrSr.-Andrew
lamisOn of Short Greek township, Harri-
on county, Ohio, lost an interesting
ittle child between three and four years
ia, on Saturday last, in q most shocking
lauaer. Mr.. Jamtsou was hauling hay
rom stack and was himself on the wag-
pa building the load. The child had been
5laying about the stack, and unnoticed
be little one crawled under the wagon,
ind probably was lying bet cen the wheels,
The team WAS started and the hind wheel
q the wagon passed over one thigh and
9bliquey across the pclvis crushed both;
she child lived but few minutes.
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New ioRK, March IA FIRE Mt Dundee
nus destroyed So dwellings, a church, two
ayerns and all the stores in the place, ex-
S eeo one The loss Is estimated at $780,
600, but-was generally insured.
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HSwE direct attention to The adrer-
peat Of Erletrtt1 3 Thompson, who have
pc best OF oil tools and an improved
agar OF their own.
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BoERHAVEYs
Bitter.s.
DXsPEPSIA
Liver Complaint, Feyerand Acme S,c

Liver Complaint, FeverandAgue, &c.
NHR SUCCESSFUL. INTRODUCTION Ann J1sp
literal hupd OF compounds SaIe,l sBittss isfI
"a various i0rIls. from quart bUtfle TO a Ave OnOT
2 :, word -litterE' {. but Anothernafis ir
BnIoE, or some VillanOus whisky mixture.
nut the really great relief derived from au M 'nutc
a"se' one teISPOonfil, OF our meIlcinr
BuERtiAEE'S HOLLAND BITTERS
,tiIi ESLiRE AhsENeE OF After PROSTRATION, has
1atlons aud cOunteEfrits have fhiIr 10 unjermIne
~, vegetable preparation, with barely
euilSleht pure spirits to preserve IT,
price OH DOLLAR N.A'-'A '''N Noeue''
~ II R Il %9edeins Oflongtried eeey for iag
$500 oa, 70 essential for the foundation OF good
HTi AND for eorrSsting disorders Of the stomach
. Two or three doses will convince the AFFLICTED Of
~ suutary elects. The stu.lnell will sI,cediIv ~
En Us strength healthy action Of the liver. bow
neal II b Vii soon take Plaee, aud renewed
For INDIGESTION, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For WATERBRASH, Try
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE, Try
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters
For Loss OF APPETITE, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For G0STIVENESS. TRY
BOerhaVe's Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
=, IN an Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralrio NfItc.
iOns; II has IN numerous instances proved highly
OeheheAI, and in others effected decided cure.
Read Carefully!
Inc genuine, highly concentrated DoERuAyR,s Hot,
LANp HrTEEs ia put up In halEpint bottles only ana
iof thls truly celebrated medicine has Induced MANY
int5tions which the public should guard aainst
BEwAEE OF INPnsITloNl sEE THAT ouE NAME 10 ox
THE tAuEL OF EVERY BOTTLE Tou nuI.
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BS-FRoN TUE on REGIoXs.-Mr. A
Pollock has just returned from the Kan
awha oil regions, aud has kindly furnished
us few items, which We know will be as
interesting as anything else in these oily
ttmcs. There is a large influx of strangers
Mt Parkersburg, from all parts of the couu-
try. The lawyers about the place nigh,
and day, do little less than make out leases
Provisions aud hardware houses feel little
or uonc of tue present panic. Thu steam
boats and the railroads are having heavy
receipts from the oil interests. Kanawha
river is literally covered with fat boats
aud the boatmeu are now on a strike
They ask two dollars barrel for taking
the grease to Parkersburg. The producers
are only willing to give dollar aud fifty
cents. Lands arc leased on both sides of
the Knunwha at enormous rates, the leases
extending from four to FIVE miles into the
interior. The number engaged in the pro-
due'ion of oil from Parkersburg to Burn
bug Springs Ran is not less thu 1000
The oil is found at from I25 to 225 feet,
for which distance the cost of boring is
shout 81 per foot. Largo supplies of bar
yels are received from Baltimore, the
tav,s for which are shipped from the
ountry where the barrels are now being
lled with "the greasy" sub-leases can
aOt be had in the vicinity of the large pro-
peiug wells ut less than from one to three
fhousnnd dollars nm acre
The daily increasing Juror is yet in its
pfaney, and the opening of each produce
We we'll affords additional stimulus to the
aresdy agitNtcd aud feverish adventures.
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=. PRIV 'ts IISsseru r. r. Ga.1fte, Chicago M.
Ne iSsaEty e3dgrIa Mr.. spaIIlng, and his .npri
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From De EleaiNe,, NorJolt, Ia.
They hSTs been tested in than tBeu1and
eN'e'5 Win ehtlrs success. -
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tr0H' D'e RaHG'Dha Tulleg SS4T, HaHa,sIz. ~.
we Arc sure that Per.obs iuHerinE WIN tie head
ache . 10 IN them, Will stick Il thsni. = :
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NEW YoRK, March THE bark Cora has
been agaia seized on suspisi1n 0E being
6ltsd out rs sIi7ers
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-, Rr9s, g.s LaiIy Ae,st, NeeArlA, u.
Cephaiie RUS are taking tiis Piaes 1t an Kind
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Fra, ne Delaoergt, 3. !,

fF""' Me DenOerat, 81. Cloud, WfnH.
" you are or have been troubled viii, th. -
ache send i9r box CephAIc Pllis) 60 that ySn NM,
have them In case Of an attack
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t'S1' VIC -'NteI'tEfF1 fTorfdtHeG9 RI
se, me Gsphslie PilS are said 70 be remarkably
best TOT that very frequent Complaint yTIirj -
been discovered. ~ = -'eti Ll-a WEI
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NIoLINsi VIOLINsI--somIs xs=v ~.
Of stradrariua, Guernarius and Amatti ,Sois si
,,- JESSE y. MELLOR,
JAM l39 Maiu Street
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MASON CITY sALT.--iOO barrels No. /.
II 100 barrels Dairy, in store aud for sale Nv >
gAH' N. REILLY.
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aailp gutel1igeueet

- Largest Circulation OF any Paper IN
Western Virginia IA
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Frsp, ne HIa,afg,r MIL r.

CePhalie Pilis accomplish the Object fur witch the
were made riE Cure Of headache in SiIits forHH
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- ~, single bottle OF sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE VIII ARE ten times It's So4t ani,,l,iiy-5a
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RETLoLDsBuEo, FRANKLIN Co, ONO
January o, lgGl

Enclosed find twenty fiye csnts Ias To-
4ox o. CePialie pills" Send 10 SidreSs n nv
" M ~ Y. Filler, NeynoltsGuIg Franklin Co Obi,
v,o,S s .'ofS IKE eaarH1-etre Headache a.
WAL O. RILLER
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:, YF.illatl, llIcn, Jan. "a, 1sol
Ma. spALDrSo,

sir:
MI, Hoi long since sent to you for lox Of cepIsIte
i, Is Ior the cure Of the Nervous Ileadacio c..
tirsnsss aud received the ratne and tESS 5g ~ eI
a. Sgca hat iVaI iHdietd 70 sad Jor 1soe = y -
Please send by return mail. Direct 10 = :. ~
A. u. WHEELER,
YpsilAnti, Mich
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There were numerous visitors at the
Departments, this morning, and many APP
plications for office were flied.
The new Cabinet held their first meeting
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CEPHALIC SNUFF--oEPHALIc sNUPP
Hall Drug Store. dec2o
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nj o. NIOLASSEs,-soO Nil, -Loi.. 49,
~ &C, arriving per s. D. "sunny South and AN.
jamie PAXTON, DoNLON L oaLEBAY.
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N. o. SUGAR,
liz HIIDs. PRIME n. o. SUGAR, Just received
tanle PAXTON, DoNLON OGLEpAY.
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iSPALDISGis PREPARED flLUE.-

sPALDIXG.s. PREpAREn eLuEl
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q tbs Weight The straw It atout and dos NOT loiv,
sseEy fsFner ahguld have few bRsIirls 70 eef INTO
me - ~ 4oFe1to - Tie SSsi WAN hoaSs q Il
- - $50 4-.4 JOHNSON 4 EROET
'eotS-P4N Ne. q lI1in 81.
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NEPHALIC PILLS--cHpHAIIC PILLS
~: 51St i Teselved T. BOOKING, Agent, Odd Eel.
aNAH AAAll GIOfe.
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JUST RECEIVED ! u
FRESH LOT CHEEsB--now and old-for sale
A IebZ by LIST MORRISON ( CO.
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CephaIIc Pills & CephaIic Snuff.
GIARRAGE EN- BALM.-cARRAGEEN
" BALAI,-The best p ct. Cough Medicine known.
+. BOOKING, Ag't, Odd Fellows Hall. dec29
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Poland Oats for Seed
ONE THIRD LARGER CROP

INIIEsE OATS YIELD As MANY Bush Pkg
aeFS e the common kinda aud uefrlI Is NJ ~
he bushei, thus giving -
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MAGTC AsSIOIIL ANT,--Tb. jro,t Rom
VI edy for Fits aud Dyspepsia, Cali for pannI,
81 ~ r. HOOKING, Agent, odd Fellows Hail Drnr
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SAVE TIE p1Krrsl

sPALDlNG's PREPARED CLUES
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II COYERY for curing Warts and Corns, for sac
soptai 9'G D. S n q BRO ,oo N.,,.
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i16d BARRELS PRIME NToI-AssES
4O-t just received per steamer Courier, a.
9AnSn LIST, MORRISON { cos.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing my old friends and
have again returned to resume the practice of the
chased the interest of my brother in the old establish
ed Gallery in Union street, snd having spent TOUR
months m New York the past Summer TO obtain fully
all the late improvements in the art have painted,
and enlarged the suite of Rooms throughout
That my facilities better to produce first
class work than most Galleries boast o. and con-
duce to the comfort oil patrons. trust not only
to sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but to elevate It still higher stand
ard. have also engaged the services of Mr. COOK,
one OF the best Photographers in the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1851, and am determined
not only TO make this the leading Gallery in the State,
but my work shall not be surpassed North South,
and now introduce to the public the following new
styles: @
Imperial Photograph, India Ink, ~
Vigenette, plain or colored, -f-
1vorytypes,
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass, life size, r----
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper,
still continue to make the Neiainotype and Am
brotype heretofore. The above styles all
tirely in this city, except the Autograph Card,
when but made at a sitting. all who want Of
anything in my line are politely invited to give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occular demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, f. N HUGHES
oct20-1 3. G. d. U. A.