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lliNNGI Dt TINE.

WINTER ARR RAN q T. MEN I,
uu and amer >nda,, February .ud, l,t2,
uuu mrlhrr uut,r, lums w,II 'raNr k"rA Island
Nlaluu .t lu."Nr.
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ia ,M,aEn 1t l.itpm,
funnan u,.r lu At '.l' VI m.. ..nNnF h
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Night Express ar "l1 Is mu ,uNug Chicago At
~ o 20 90.
rn"ash frc,ght At It,p mr DcaNus Chicago at
s.ip pm.
pty Ealr,, au4 Nusl ,.lr % n. .rl,nr rw.
,lgu AZ ii.tu % M.
At trains -trr 'HI7 frai rtr titf,i fHuUssttuH
At Chicago wuh iINWs uNrti ih, Michigan south
rru, the Michigan Central, aud %" Pittsburgh and
For WAYNE RnIroIt, ip and FROM Detroit, 70
lrhu, Cleveland, tuumBun, turHun', rIu,huWh,
puukrk. Buffalo, Niagara fn,s, ALBANY, Nrw
Nnrh. Philadelphia, b,i0murr, aud Washington,
A.sn 90 /. sail, wIln lta,Us ul 'h' i.Hn"I, Com.
TIA. Road. Nurgh Go GaIrtt nd sruiH q" ST. b"D.
u.s., Caro-, Memphis aud Sew uurans, Z" ","'N
places t,a' .aN Hr pr"'ht'd o..
". g. GRENElI.
Ticket A.tE 4. Depot Rock lsIani.
Passenger are reminded ufilc urr,,ril uf GN'
u, distinct directions A. tu the dtstuAi uu ul ih'
baggage. also jp pr",Ufp ticket. h,'uJr taking ilr
sr,t, 800 ia, ears, Cd, tu, conductors collect fare
ouI, g. stations uu tUp HurullHr tWgaf"Aud k"'t
IsIaudRs,irpad. lullN +. TRACY, >uPh
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Down;ng's Eyer-bearing Mulberry.

also have Tor sale trees of Downlng's Even
bearing Mulberry, Il hardy. vigorous, iong-IIyed
tree, which produces a fruit OF rare excellence,
r,ch, Juicy, and exceedingly refreshing. 1t is nev-
cr infested with worms, and never fails OF good
The TRUE CHERRY CuRRANT, BRINKLF'"
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MEkNEllLE OF
FOUR SEASONS: also 4 good lot of the best va
rItIcs Of Backbcrries and other small fruits, and
strawberries of ali the best English and Native
! varieties.
| A choice lot of Dahlias, GlaudIolis, Tube Roses,
| etc. from II. A. Drccr, Phadel phla.
/ Persons wanting anything IN my line will please
| call at my place, lMountlioiyoke) IN the Fourth
| Ward, Rock Island 81.
| JOHN HOLT.
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SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE WIN ES-

HAVING obtained the agency for Rock Is
| land and vicinity, for he sale Of The Grape
Vines grove by Dr {. W. Grant, Il Iona Island
near PcrkslIlI, y. y, on the Hudson rINer, lshaI
be- enabled to supply vines of uncquaIed quality,
of all the most valuable varieties, including
THE CELEBRATED DELAW ARE,
Dlanna, Anus, Rcbccca, Union Village, Concord,
and others. Warranted genuine, on the best
terms, wholesale and retail.
The Illustrated Catalogue furnished for two
cent pOStag" stamps
These new varieties OF grapes are attracting
great attention. They are from ten days to three
.-...-a nur.1nt lhan lLn l.lhnLIl Grlnna.
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Liabilities.

LIABILITIES
Amount Of Losses adjusted, ana due
and unpaid '''','''',''' Ho'''
Amount OF Losses incurred ana III ,o ..
process of adjustment ,.'. '''fto 20
Amount Of Losses reported on "h'ch oe 20, :,
no action has been taken''' -o'''' -
Amount ofClalms for Losses resisted -o,,
by the Company. ..''''''', '''' -
Amount OF Dividends declared ana .,o no
que and unpaid. ....''..''' ''0 w
Amount of Dividends either cash or
scrip, declared but not yet
que. ''''''
Amount of Money borrowed. ....'.'. NONE
Amount OF all other existing CLAIMS
against the Company. None
Total amount of Losses, Claims snd .
Liabilities. $3.50 i3
CHARLES J MARTIN, President.
j. MILrOS SMITH, Secretary.
Agents for Rock Island, Illinois,
FIELD BLACKBURN.
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UOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New
Haven, Conn. Cash capital, oO,oo". Policy
holders receive - per cent. Of the nett proHts oi
the business, wtthout incurrng any labIIItY'
lnsurcs Buildings Merchnndls", Household
Furniture. Rents Leases. and Other Insurablc
property. against loss or damage by FIRE.
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"g|lis5i - / EsOG IL.
PECENIx
OF
ART ORD.
1862.
sixteenth semi lRRua. statement
FINANCIAL CONDITION
Phoenix Insurance Company,
10 uNUrWp, 'u\N"
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ASSETS.
cash, >iu5.-sG So.
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,lu, from ,.,.r......... li,2Ho 10 Dl.N.G ~
r.u estate, >i;,5oo.
k,tI ,.i.l.asa,t as o., Company, ,Sli,auu 40
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AMOUNT loaned ou ro.r,
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Arc E0u Ensured :

NJ ANIlATTAN Fire Insurance Company
vi Of N"w YORK Cash. capital, s21O,ooO
Cash surplus, Sl2o,o0o incorporated l'2A. One
of the oldest cnmptu,a. 10 the United States.
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EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, OF
/, the United states. OiIlcc, 90 Broadway,
Irw YORK. Purely MutuaL-The only stock
Company IN America whose charter requires that
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among the
policy holders.
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The amount due and upt due 60 bankers
aud other creditors o. the tomI "nI..'' N"h''
Losses adjusted and air,.'....''''''''' N""''
Losses reported, rua... ..i. In suspense ,,
,nl ,.,I,,og r,,,,nr $50, ,9Dl
, ,'..,'. ,,,,,,s,,L ......,.,......... 200
fatal of all Liabilities. SO, ,i6i.
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Assets.

Total amt Of Capital and >arpIas.'Sl, 1901
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J.. JbfI NNbN
Gru'I Passenger Ag't
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The material Of tins office has been selected
with great care, and with an eve to the wants OF
the business community.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
From Washington.

wvsHIxGroN, Dec. 2s.-Ou the applica-
ton of Senator Latham, of Cal, the navy
department has ordered the armed steamer
Connecticut to leave Hampton Roads on
the LIST of January next for Aspinwall, to
bring to New York all the treasure at that
place, from the Pacific coast.
Senator Latham hopes to obtain from
the navy department, a regular armed con
voy for California steamers from Aspinwall.
The subject is now under consideration.
There was great excitement in Alexau-
dria late yesterday evening, growing out of
the hurried arrival there Of several of our
cavalry men and teamsters, the latter be-
ing mounted on horses cut from their own
wagons. They represented that Stuarfs
rebel cavalry, withsOme light artillery, APP
peared at Pohiek Church, several miles
from Mt. Vernon, on Saturday night, and
on Sunday proceeded to AcOtink, which is
only IL miles from Alexandria and there
attacked two or three companies of cur
troops, and captured wagon train at DC.
coqu9n, on Saturday.
There is some difficulty in arriving at
the precise truth, owing TO the many cor
hicting rumors in circulation in regard 20
the matter, but that n rebel reconnaissance
appeared in that neighborhood is beyond
question, and that the rebels created mach
alarm is equally certain.
Military men, who have seen Official tele-
grams from Dumfries, say that il was she
same rebel force which several miles !rom
that place made n Reconnaissance, driving
In our cavalry pickets, and killing three
or four of them, the rebels fearing capture
by our troops which at one time was prob
able, left for Occoquan and Accotiuk where
they made their alarming demonstration.
Due allowance, it is claimed, must be made
for the statements OF frightened teamsters
and others, as all such accounts are una
yoidably exaggerated.
COnsignees of treasure should imme-
diately send authority to the navy depart
ment so that the commander of the Com
uecticut can obtain the treasure at Aspiu.
wall.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
FOREIGN News.

EOE61Bn M6WS.-
CAPK RAGS, Dec. 1.-THE Etnafrom Liver
Poolthe u, Queenstown the Is, passed here
on Saturday night. Tue Persia arrived from
Liverpool With her machinery disabled, the
Asia takes her place on the goth.
Breadstugs quiet and steady. Provisions
dull. COnsols e2sa924. The Presidents
message WAS eagerly canvassed, and had
no effect farther than that exhibited in his
emancipation scheme.
The London zTmss says it is sufficient
that Lincoln expresses respect for the
rights of neutrals and a readiness to es-
ta6lish mutual conventions to adjust COM
plants. Words of offence are left to the
Secretary of the Navy aud experience has
shown how little they need be needed,
when we look towards the South. It SAYS
the message of Mr.. Lincoln is less threat
of determination than bid for peace
In another article the Times says the
emancipation scheme of Mr.. Lincoln is a
labored substitute for his edict of Septem-
Der, and the dream of a very weak man.
The London Herald finds that Lincolu's
message is made up Of platitudes, absur-
dilies and Inconsistencies. 1t adds that
Mr.. Lincoln ought TO know that il the con-
federates were not allowed belligerent
rights, the blockade OF the southern ports
be tolerated.
The London Daily NeVs says Mr.. Lin
coins emancipation scheme does his hui
manity credit, but it has no faith in it, aud
believes that the liberation of the slaves
can only be accomplished by war. The
London Morning Post cannot imagine how
the Federal Government arrived at the
conclusion that Great Britain after once
recognizing the belligerent character of the
South, would recede from the position
taken. The London Star says that Mr..
LIncOln's emancipation scheme may fail to
break in pieces the corner stone of slavery.
Tho Tuscarora had overhauled the
steamer Thistle when leaving Madeira for
Nassau. The British war steamer Sea-
paid tried TO stop the Thistle to see what
the Tuscarora had done. but the Hustle
would not stop. The Tuscarora's officers
represented that they had not taken the
Thistle. but it was considered strange that
she ran away from q British vessel. The
Tuscarora left MadieraR onithe 30th of No.
vembcr to return in n few days.
The London Globe defends the British
Governments against the blame in all the
Alabama affairs. 1t says that the federal
agents cannot get evidence sufficient
against her, and the government could not
possibly interfere
The Times has an editorial to the same
effect. ltis reported that SlideIl had an
other interview with Napoleon, and that
Drougn del Huyx, and Persigny favor the
South. England offers, with tue consent
OF the other powers, to eede the Ioninn
Islands TO Greece.
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8g Te'IeI'.9!JIt,l;ailtphjI..
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
stuart's Cavalry again in Motion.
MY. Tribupe,s Special.

rs - NY. TTthunefS Special.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2s.-The enemy's cav
airy, OF course Stuart's, got entirely around
purnslas,s army yesterday, having Dunn
trles In their possession. In the morning
body of troops under Col Oauby, who il
Is charged, had no piekets out, we're sur
Prised Ia the night and suffered capture 10
an extent difficult to Ok. Rumor enumer-
ates our loss from 1900 down to %. The
l1th Penn'a cavalry was roughly bundled
and wtthdrewin considerable haste.
Arms were first placed in the hands of
THIS regiment only one week ago. 10
wagons containing regimental property are
said certainly to be lost. It is debated
whether we also lost the whole of a four
gun battery or only half of it. Last night
these swift riding marauders were in nos.
session Of occoquan. tt
The operator at Burke's Station this
evening states that the enemy were within
3 miles. Movement of troops.trom here to
the scene OF the enterprise has been prompt
and torcible both of cavalry aud infantry,
but StuarFs successes In these affairs have
never been partial. Since writing this we
bear that Stuart and comrades were early
this morning within G miles Of Fort Lyon;
also, that they got the whole of the battery
at Dumtries; also that at Occouuan they
fell ou detachment Ofthe pad Penn'a cav
airy, Eight ensued unequal on our side In
which the 22d had 20 men killed and
wounded. Capt. Johnson who commanded
the post was among the killed. The whole
detachment not killed or disabled was cap.
turad
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hSeTHE PITTsBURGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
The present term Of this ably managed
institution promises to be the most success.
,ful in its history. Our readers will be bet
ter able to understand this when we state
that there are now considerably upwards of
two hundred young ladies in attendance,
aud every week almost new accessions are
being received. But when we consider the
manifold advantages which the institution
offers those having daughters to educate,
its success, extraordinary though it be,
ought not to surprise us. There is not in
the State an establishment where the same
facilities for obtaining sound and practi-
cal education exist, while for healthfulness
Of location, and the general excellence Of
its internal arrangements, it stands i'm
measurably ahead.ot any institution of the
character in the country. So large is the
GLASS this season that it has been found me-
cessary to increase the corps of teachers,
who now number seventeen, including the
Principal. They are all practicls teachers
thoroughly posted in the best and most APP
proved manner of impartiug instruction,
and ever anxious to do the most for their
pupils. It is the intention to enlarge the
college bnildiug at an early day, and pre-
liminary arrangements to that end are now
in progress. 1t will then be one of the
largest, as it is now one of the most popu'
lar, educational institutions in the country
| -PitEs6urgh Chronicle.
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Telegraph Markets.

HEW YoAK, December 29.-Cottou hru. sales 700
bales at 6I96I1S for middling uplaads. PIour SC
better: more doing, T5@s90 TOR Euperhne; State.
IOtge2a' Common 70 chose extra State, SOaS %;
suPeTnne western z036 30 common to niddliuF
extra Western u.s. shipping brands extra r n o..
sales $50 bbls at 3s3<@Soc Wheat more nctive and
Ahont lie botseE5 22S1 for Chicago Spring; u 500
bus damaged do At 009I o.; 1900 Racins Spring
At JOi 10000 bus Milwaukee Club At s3GI IS;
$4,000 bus amber Iowa Al 3G9l IS; 700 bus ex-
change DO At ios IL 500 bus sinter red western at
4Vg,l ~ z4OOO Sus amber Michigan at 4b6I e.;
and $3.50 bus choice winter amber STATE At $50
Corn without any decided change, and the deraAnd
medetate; sales at I99S0o for shipping mixed
Western, chiefly At the inside price 66a56 for en-
sount. Oatsquiet At Al Ts@sle- Pork steady, with
fair demand At IA 2i9ii az. mtsI, II 621l9ll 50
for prime.
Money quiet and easy at g. Sterling F1ehsD=s
hTnaer but quiet. Gold frmer, opening At aga "a
and closing steady At 323lG3SX.
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INTERESTING TO ,sKAERaa.-A new
SKATE has made its appearance which is
destined to create 4 sensation in the icy
wo stsl: 1t is called the shell grove skate.
aaa y its peculiar form entirely avoids the
tsvetage' twisting and gtraiuing of the am
sues y mas mas eight running edges 50 arraa.
gsd that Slippiagiaaa falling is Impossible.
" the vertical bearing of the groves .I he
skater as Is supported in every position pos.
ss0le ID skating The direct and more i'm.
poftant benefits Of this skate are, that all
young and old, weak and strong. can eSiov
this glorious amusement free from fatigue.
without injury, and without the early and
rough training heretofore considered indis-
.Pansable in the use of the ordinary skate
Ladies and children can use the sbs1.
Grove the FIRST time without danger
With this advantage they must come into
general use.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

This delightful article for preserving and beautIy
ng the human hair Is again put up by the original
proprietor, aud Is made with the came care skin
aud attention, which FIRST created its Immense and
unprecedented sales OF one million bottles an
nuaily Its still sold at IS cents in large bottles
Two million bottles easily be sold In a year when
1t e again known that the Kathairon Is NOT only the
most delightful hair dressing In the world but that
t eloanses the scalp Of scurfa and dandru gives the
hair lively, rich luxuriNnt growth and prevents 1t
from turning gray. These arc considerations worth
knowing. The Kathairon has been tested for over
twelve years, and is warranted as described. Any
lady who values beautiful head Of hair VIII use the
KathaIron. 1t ia timely Porfnmed, cheap and valua-
bic. It is sold by all respectable dealers throughout
the world. DIS. BARNES CO,
deelo smd&w Now York
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b@r tbs RIVER was rising yesterday
with about fifteen feet water in the chan.
mel. There was not much business doing.
The weather was bright and pleasant.
+ The new steamer Liberty No. 2, Captain
John K. Booth, was lying at the landing
aud was visited by large number OF per!
sons, all of whom agree in the opin-
ion that she is a most excellent craft.
The Liberty No. Is 225 feet iu length, s5
feet BEAM aud 81 feet hold. She has 20
inch cylinder, with foot stroke. Her
three boilers are ID feet long, 40 inches in
diameter, With 90 fve-tnch fues in each
boiler. Her hull was built by Dunlevy L
Co., the engines by Phillips & Co., and the
cabin by HAues & Beam. The painting
was done by Riggs & Murray, and the up
bolstery furnished by G. & j. Mendel. The
Liberty No. will leave on Saturday next
for Cincinnati. . -tf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

RSNEw LlsE OF PAcxBrs BETWEEN
wasELiSG AND C1ScNSAT1.-we learn that
as soon as the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road is completed new daily line Ofpack-
cts will be established between this city
aud Cincinnati, which will ron in couuec-
ton with the trains on the above road
The two splendid boats, the Liberty No. 2
and st. Patrick will form portion of the
line. .,..assga l....-sy u -lLa.s. -
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Dec. 29.-One OF
the most difficult and daring raids Of war
has just been made by part Of the army OF
the frontier. On Saturday Gen. Heron
started with a portion of bis cavalry and
Infantry for the other side of Boston noun
tains. Gen. Blunt left Cane Hill some time
since by another route. The two columns
about six thousand strong vent in light
marching order with six days cooked "a
lions aud marched lorty-tEo miles without
stopping. HerrOu took two batteries, with
out caissops, artillery and baggage wagons,
drawn across the mountains by twelve
horse teams.
The rebel cavalry rushed aboard some
steamboats,. aud escaped to the other side
of the river. Two steamers aud over one
hundred prisoners-amoDg them several
officers and Hindman's express messengers
were captured.
A third boat was run ashore, which, with
those that took, the rebels across the river,
will be destroyed.
a large quantity of corn, camp equip
age, transportation mules, and horses were
also seized. The full extent Of our cap
lures is not yet known.
When the messenger left the infantry aud
artillery were about eight miles sn the rear,
hastening forward as fast as the nearly inn
passa0le roads would allow.
AT daylight yesterday morning the two
commands Joined at Lees Greek, three
miles south Of Boston mountains, where
cavalry and artillery numbering two thou
sand started for Van Buren,, leaving the
infantry to follow as fast as possible. Two
rebel regiments of cavalry were encounter
! ed At Dripping Spring, and after q sharp
skirmish were put t. flight, leaving seven
killed and many wounded on the field
Our loss none killed, and bat few wounded.
Our foree immediately followed the flying
rebels 70 Van Barren, where q spIendid
charge was made sd by Gen. Blunt and
Heron IN person, reEnlting in a complete
yictOry over the enemy.
The people of that section were taken
by surprise and terribly frightened.
Hindman is on the other side OF the riv-
er With his whole force either unable Of
1 unwilling to engage as.
The pathway to the Arkansas river now,
has been opened and If the gunboats will
open the lover eud of it the winters work
of the army Of The iFOptisr i clearly mark
ed out. % - ~ 49, - as- II
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"a Acopy OF THH RoCK1NdHix REots.
TER-THs CASH OF DR. RuOxEa.-w.
are under obligations to Gen. MIL
roy, for a copy of the Harrisouburp,
Rockingham county. Register, Of the 18th
inst. The leading editorial begins thu,
"The God Of Justice be praised, webays
again thrashed the Aboltttonistsl"
Gen. Ailroy calls our attention to the
following paragraph, and he tells US that
IL sDr. Ruckerr whose only crime is being a
stauneh Union man, is hung, ten traitor,
shall swing in retaliation. Gen. MiIrOy IL
a man, as all know him, who makes good
his threats to the uttermost letter.
TRrAL OF RuoKER.-Ths trial of DR..
Rucker, the notorious Abolition outlaw.
commenced Monday, at Fincastle, Virginia.
A special term of the Circuit Court 5ad
been convened by Judge R. N. Hudson, for
the purpose. Ruckner has EMPLOYED
Thomas J. Niche, of Stanton, and Ma
thaniel Harrison. of Monroe, to defend him.
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RAToHELoR,s HAIR pYRl
4HE BEST IN TIE NORM

TIE BESF IN TIE HORAD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
warranted not ipure the Hair in the leesti rem
Sdes the in seets of bad dyes, and inyigorates the
Hair for Life. GREY RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instant
ly turns splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair
son and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
- The genuine is signed WILLIAM A.iBATCH-
RLoR, on ne four rides Of eaeh Dor.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street,
f,-Zs- ~ New York.
tlass 80 A'r'aa''aS e1s 10 S'''a St nysI.ly-asv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
NOTICE.

On and after Monday, the 9Th instant,
the subscription price of the Wheeling
Daily Papers, in all parts of the city and
vicinity delivered by carriers, win be
twelve cents per week. Papera will be fur.
nished to News Dealers at the rate Of two
dollars per hundred.
HEERY HARDY.
Editor Wheeling Pres.
CAMPBELL L MoDEaMor, ~.
Editors Wheeling Zntsaigeieer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
PICTURES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

TNOR CARD PHOTOGRAPHS 90 10 WYRRs'.
i For Card vignettS go to Wy kesH
Por Card Pictures eolorod go to wykes'.
For Photographs in India lax 60 to Wykes'.
Por Photographs In Oil Colors go 70 wykeS',
+9 For Photograph Albums go to wykes.
For Ambrotypes Of every style Go to HykeS'.
= For the best Pictures in the city 20 to wykes'.
For GIT Frames Of every size go to wYKEs', al
lSo Main street, West side,
dsel6 Over MelIorss store.