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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
Rumored Capture Of a Railroad
Train-Tennessee Items.

LoUIsvILLE, October 22.-PreValeut ru-
mors say the Lebanon train has been cap
tured TO day. bat the best information pro-
cura5le says the train put back into Leba-
non safely but does not give the reason for
lite return.
A special to the journal dated Knox
willie 2lst, says The rebels attacked Col.
WOlford yesterday beyond Philadelphia,
Tenn, and captured his batlerY of mount
ed hOWitzers and 4 portion OF his wagon
train. Orr loss 10 SbO1t 100. We look
about the same number Of prisoners GGd
drove the enemy beyond Philadelphia to-
day.
Whether this be raid or a movement
in force Gen. Burnside is prepared for
We still hold our ground in the north
east part Of the State.
East Teuuesseeaus are docking to BHru-
sides standard faster than they can be
The greatest activity prevails in militia
~ circles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
Affair About oharleston.

New YOpK. October 22.-Ths Times has
the following:
Norris LsIan6, S. c., October ls.-Dur-
ing the past three or four days very little
firing has been done on either side. The
enemy is evidently waiting for the iron
clads to come up and for which event he
is reserViug his ammunition.
Admiral Dahlgren 4 short time since
expressed his determination TO an officer
high in rank, to go mp to Charleston on
the next trial, or else assure himself that
the iron elads are unequal to the task
This will enhance the excitement Of the
conflict, and do much towards settling the
amount Of work the iron clads are capable
of performing.
james Island is occupied by 5000 rebel
troops. Sulliyan's Island is supposed to
be occupied by about the same number
In the immediate vicinity Of Charleston
there are about 10000, making an aggre-
gate force Of about 10000.
Gen. Seymour arrived here from the
North yesterday. As yet he has not been
assigned to a command.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
Admiral Porter-The President and
Gen. Meade.

WASHINGTON, October 2l.-Admiral Por-
ter has taken advantage of the high water
in the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers,
to go with his squadron to points where
be can render essential service to the
army.
The message which the President sent to
Gen. Meade last Saturday, deserves to be
recorded as part of the history of the cam
paign now about being brought to close.
Mr. Lincoln told Gen. Meade he must end
and fight the enemy at once; that If he won
victory he should have all the glory, but
If he were defeated he himself would, as
Commander.in- Chief, assume the response
bility,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
Fron the southwest.

CAIRo, October 2I.-The Memphis Argus
has Little Rock news to the llth At which
time all was quiet there. On the 26Ih
nit. Kirby Smith visited the rebel army ut
Arkadelphis, and finding Prices forces
demoraliZed removed him from command
and placed Gen. Holmes instead. Oaieers
and men harbOr feelings of hatred towards
Holmes ever since the battle Of Helena
Consequently placing Holmes over Price
has produced mutiny. Both officers aud
men sWore they wouldn't submit to the
change. The streets of AFkadelphia and
the roads leading to the camps were crowd.
ed with soldiers and officers in confusion.
Between Sunday afternoon and Thursday
morning following, from 600 TO 100 de-
serted.
The whole combined forces Of the trans.
Mississippi Department are estimated at
%. 900 effective men. Owing 70 the disaf-
lection of part of the men TO prevent de-
sorting, the army moved farther South
Commissary and QuaFteFmaster's stores
have been moved to Waco, on the Rio Bra
EOS.
Gen. Smiths headquarters are at Mar
shall.
in the difec ion Of Missouri % look AFTER
q numberOf Miss0urians'EhO had deserted.
Hs-hhd 500 well mOnnled men. Cloud has
gone in pursuit Of him.
Since the defeat of the COnfedsrates at
Helena a bitter feeling existed between
Pfiee and Holmes. % Holmes supeFeeed-
sng Price the luminosity increased aud re-
suited in a challenge 70 eight duel. The
difficulty was settled by the friends Of the
two officers, and they are the best Of friends
again. The reconciliation had good ef-
feet on Holmes command.
A strong union feeling has began to
manifest itself in northern Texas. About
the time the news was received Of the sur
render of Vicksburg aud Port Hudssn, a
secret organic alton was formed by q number
of men hoIding situations under the Con-
federate government.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
Telegraph Markets.

NV YonL, October ,-Cptton-DulE $3.50 for
middll1g uPland1.
RIolE-..iarkst epsned dglis blt eIosed rather
more steady, with tolerabie demand, prices without
dacidsd ehines;S IS ICES 80 Tor extra State s. TO6
% Or eo@lqn % Esod alripFias brands extra
= W s1sS: .Aass frnsr 1t sgesasz1<o.
WheAf-0p8ns1 very dan aud h01Eys hut with
the adEanee IN gold . fllr demand spElng up and
flir business was tFluGleted . about 1o decline,
maFist closing quiet aa4 1Em, 81 z5G1 % fsr7chi-
ego epEioR, Sl2s8l ~ igr ~ sankso Clnh. 81 l0
] IS for Amber Iowa, u s59tT for Wtpter Red
auff9 hsaST but elossd lst and rather more Steady
Cdrn-Opensd quiet and heavy, bnt esosed qufst ;
Shfuring D iEel UcGfern a1Sat Is
-Opensd dail and closed armer a Ts97G5zs
PoSkHsssy aud dselInlar. SIt 6O0'4 sg5< for Ola
msSs SIS So9l5 SIX for 1sG Do. 81 E5G13O % for
usg PRIME $i6Gl6 . f0r h5W prime mess. Within
. fsW dayspagt ne GOyeF1mant has F1Eehased 10 :
GO bbls mostly new prime mss1 e SO 80.
Dssf-Gulat- Ati
Prlmo hess BesfQulst-
declinlng q II0lHJ< fa lafflr A -eEfFsiIs Tfies
.I01eF-A Gil1e nEnler vim fair busInbSs doing
at GS7 4. cent On eall, etig1Y u lEffor o.. -
2 f4ald-VarY fFreiulif and unsttttll. .ialinl, a.
q, daelining % * and elnsing steady af &J5S
3 GGgsTumsut EtoeE3-FiFmeg; 0. 8. GS1s81 Ell IN
IO0llG1lO T-S0s lOI6lez5(.
6t0eB-BetteF, b1t not aetiVe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
Foreign News.

ST. JoHEs, N. F.. October 22.-The steam.
ship HiberDia. from Glasgow 18th, has ar
rived.
The seizure of the rebel rams is con-
frmed.
liverpool, October I2.-Cotton adVane,
ed; pe6ny bteAdstuffs steady; .Priyisions
qoiet and steady.
LoaSon, October Ia.-consuls closed at
s75 breadstufs steadyj sugaESfuiet snd
Rrm; coffee frm.
Great Britain, October l3,-Tbe Daily
News believes that every English geutle
men whose reason has not been blinded
by prejudice and passion will congratulate
himself on the course taken by the gOveru-
ment In seizing the rams.
The London Herald considers the act as
significant that Earl Russell has suecumbed
to the pressure put upon him by the Fed
eral government
Two war vessels had been on the alert
to prevent any attempted dePartare Of the
rams.
The character of the speeches at the
New York banquet TO the Russian feet had
invoked considerable comment in Eng
II is stated in regard to the Mexican
question that the Emperor Napoleon has
addressed an autograph letter 70 the Arch
DnkS AlaximilIiaH fully approving Of his
reply to the Nexiead deputatiOn.
It Is also stated that the reply of Maxi
millian In the Austrian is regarded as an
acceptance Of the throne Of Mexico, and
measures are being taken % enable the
Arch Duke 70 set out for Mexico in Febru-
airy or March next,
PoLAHD.-A Paris correspondent Of the
London Times believes that IL is true that
Prince Csartoriski has demanded Of the
French aud English governments their re-
cognitiOn Of the IPOls as beligereuts, and
that France will not At present accede to
the request. What the reply Of England
will be is unknown. Affairs in Poland
continue without change. Tranquility
was restored In nearly every port Of the
provinces Of Lithunia, VRlPijia, POudeliR
and Ukrsfie.
FaAHcE.-A Paris telegram says Of Gen.
FOrsy's return TO France, that il will not
be followed by any reduction Of the French
army in Mexico.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
ORDINANCES oPP1oB,
WAR DBPARTNKRT,

Feaaii Washington, October I, 1851
GIEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
- nee until 4, P. NJ, ON the9Sth Of the current
coutremente, caibre IS 50, to be delivered in the
following quantities, at the UNDERMINED arsenals,
$1,000 sets at the New York Arsenal, aoyerpOFs
Island.
10000 sets at the Frankfort Arsenal, Brdesburgh,
1000 sets ut the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh
10000 sets at the ST. Louis Arsenal st. Louts, No.
10000 sets the q. 8. Armory, Springfield, Mass,
These aeeoutTements to be made In strict con-
foTmity with the regulation patterns, which can be
seen at either OF the ab0Venamed aTsenAs and they
are to be subject tOinspect0n at the arsenal where
delivered before being received for the Government;
none to be accepted paid for but such - are
proved on inspection. The belts to BIO Of grained
leather and all the stock to be the bess oak tanned
The shoulder belt will be included in the set.
Deliveries must be made in lots Of not less than
1000 per week for all contracts OF 10000 sets
under; and not less than 1900 sets per week all
contracts for 10000 sets; the first delivery to be
made within fifteen days from date Of contract
Failure to deliver ct specified time Wtsubjeet the
contractor to forfeiture of the amount to be de-
livered at that time. The aceOutTem0nts must be
boxed in the usual manner; the b Xes to beCharged
at sat, to be dsts.mnsd oS the Inspector
mails whore they propose to deliver, and the number
of sets they propose TO deliver at each place, II for
more than one.
No BIDS will be considered from parties other than
regular manufacturers Ofthe article, and such
known to the Department to be fully competent to
execute in their own shops, the work proposed for
Zach party obtaining contract will be required to
enter into bonds, with approved sureties, for Its
faithful fulhment
iect any or all bids, II not deemed satisfactory.
trOP6sHls will DO RddrPssed to "BTigNdteE General
and viii be endorsed sProposals for Infantry 40
''''' '''''' GEO. D. RAMSAY,
Brigadier General, Chief Of Ordnance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
E6pTHE ELEcrIoS.-The election yes

~THE ELEoTIoN.-The election yes
terday passed off with exceeding quietuess.
The vote is scarcely one-third as large as
at the last election. There appeared to be
no contest whatever between the candi-
dates.
The vote Of the soldiers is included in
the Conft House returns. Almost eight
hundred soldiers votes were left at the
Court House, which, upon being opened,
smelled very strongly of fraud. They were
principally for De Hass and nobody knows
who they are, where they voted, what regi-
ment they belong to. or whether they be-
long to any. These votes we're not
counted, but were put aside for further
investigation. Below will be found the
result as far as ascertained:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
The Enemy still Falling Back.

WAsBmGTOa, October 2l.--Our army is
following the enemy up to-day. Reports
state that NO rebels were discovered this
side of the Rappahannoek by.ia reconnOis-
sauee to day.
Der 2O.--The cayaly Of Gen. KilpatFiek's
division. in front of the army, moved for
ward yesterday 70 near WaEEeuI0a, dfIVInR
the rear guard Of the enemy. The whole
army advanced to within supporting dis
lance during the day.
The Railroad 70 Gainesville is reopened.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
gg Oelegraph.
Afternoon Report.
Lees Force 20, 900 strong-The OBJ
iect of His Late Advance.

Lees Force 20, 900 strong-The OBJ
cot Of His Late Advance.
NEW YORK, October 22.-The army cor
respondent of the Herald Of the Goth says
il il the prevailing opinion, founded upon
good authority, that the enemy has fallen
back behind the RappahannOck.
ALL our infoFmAnts state that Lees aud
Stuarts forces numbered over 20, OOOm men.
With this force it sounds strange 70 have
them falling back. II il said the want Of
supplies is the cause, but when they get
within reach Of transportation they will
make q stand.
The Herald has the following
HeadQuarters Army Of the Potomac, Dc
tober 2l.-AmOng the camp FumOrs bear
ing the semblance of truth are these; That
Lees headquarters are now at oulpePper
and Warrsntou.
Lee is greatly disappointed at the fail
ure of his plan TO occupy Oentreville aud
the Bull Run field before Gen. Meade could
march bis troops and send his supplies
back 70 that point; that Lee intended not
only to force Meade TO fight bin ct Gem
treVille5 bat proposed TO take mp his winter
quarters there.
The army is fully disappointed aud dis
heGrtened, and Il is said the Blue Ridge is
full of rebels awaiting an opportunity to
desert aud come into our lines.
This morning early there was artillery
firing and caVlry skirmish 10 the vicinity
of Sulphur Springs. Particulars not yet
known, tra+s4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23

B8TuE RrvER.-The river was still ris-
ing slowly yesterday and there Is now a
sufficient amount of water 10 let out the
smaller boats. The Savannah, that has
been aground at the Sisters for a long
time, expects to get off with the present
rise. The Gem, Capt. Russell, left yester-
day for Cincinnati. The Parkersbnrg pack
cts will resume their trips to day.
The steamer Reserve will leave for Par
kersbdrg to-day at 10 O'Clock,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
rarTnE onANeE OF PoL1oY QuEsrIos.-

RaHTHE CHANGE OF PoLICY QUESTION
1t will be recollected that some time ago a
joint committee was raised in the Legisla.
ture to see what steps should, and can,
with propriety be taken to insure a more
efficient defense of the persons and proper.
ty of citizens against thu common enemy
including guerilla bands by whom so large
portion of our territory is now infested
Two reports have since been made. The
majority of the committee reported that
sit is inexpedient at this time to legislate
upon the subject"
The minority report expresses great con-
idence 10 the ability of the government to
protect us, and goes on to say that ''about
one thi,d of the counties of the State lying
on the border or frontier, are now in the
hands of the rebels, and much that remains,
especially the interior, is almost constantly
being raided and infested with guerrillas.
Many of our loyal cttizens are being dragg-
ed from their homes by lawless thteving
bands, and incarcerated' in the filthy pris-
ons ofthe South, for no other crime than
love of country. their property is being
carried off, stores robbed, aud the families
of many soldiers now fighting for their
country, are left destitute aud in want
Many of the loyal citizens SO exposed are
compelled to leave their homes and escape
tor their lives, and some are leaving the
State. Those marauding bands are organ
lied and set apart By rebel fletcher as
mountain rangers, whose pay is their booty,
and they are governed by no law of war,
nor common decency. We feel that the
policy adopted by some of the commanders
of, this department is not calculated to
prevent raids, and the carrying on of
guerrilla warfare. We would respectfully
suggest that more vigorous policy should
be adopted;-Jve are confident that the plan
of inactivity, aud treating of bushwhack
ers aud guerrillas with kindness is but TO
encourage them; it has become a common
saying that the best protection is TO tbe
rebel aud rebel sympathfzer. We feel that
the voice of the loyal people for change
of policy or change of commanders for
this department is no longer TO be disre-
garded by us, Our Governor, ia whom
we have great confidence, we believe is
doing all that he cau for our protection,
but it is beyond his power to correct the
evils that exist; therefore,
''ResOlved By the Legislature of West Vir.
SiniG, That our Governor be requested to
lay before his Excellency, the President OF
Che United States, the foregoing preamble
aud this resolution, aud earnestly solicit
his exeelleucy to give us change of COM
mauders for the Department of West Vir-
GINA, or change Of the policy as set forth
in the above preamble"
The two reports will shortly be called
up for consideration, when lively discus
sion may be anticipated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
Last Nights Report.

CHloAsO, October ga special from
Cairo says q skirmtsb took place on the
Big Black. Is miles below Vieksbnrg, with
Writ Adams rebel cavalry, numbering
two hundred. Our loss was one killed.
The rebel loss was ID killed and wound
ed The rebels were driven beyond Port
Gibson,
A Vfeksburg letter Of the 18th says, we
shall in all probability have provisional
government established in Mississippi in
two or three weeks. Col Markand Of
Kentucky is spoken Of IS most likely 70 fill
the gnberpat6rial chair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
The Funeral Of Gen. Lytle.

OINCINNKTI, October AZ The funeral Of
Gen. Lyle, killed NJ cbiekamunKa, took
place this afternoon. After the services at
Cbrist's Church, the procession eOnsistiBR
Of several regiments Of State militia and
volunteers, battery Of artillery, officers
Of the various courts. and n long line Of
citizens in Carriages, moved through the
streets, flags flying at half mast through
out the city, aud many evidences Of respect
70 the memory Of the deceased were shown
along the line Of march.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
BUslNEss NOTICES.

a. P1r1EoTLY sA4rsVA6IOlI.-Rev. jas. HOyt,
PA tor First Prssbytsrian Church, Orange, N. J.,
write,-"I have used llrs 9. A. Aliens zylobal-
s,munl or worlds Hair Dressing With very great
benefit In my family Its cleansing aud healing
properties, removing dandru and giving the hair
a natural and healthy tone and sOftness, surpass
those Of any preparation known to me"
soldby Druggists syeEyWhere. Depot, les Green
witch street, New York. oeflS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
Vote Of the Ohio Soldiers at Morris
Island.
Island.

NBw YoRK, October 2O.-The following
Is the vote of the OHIO soldiers at Morris
Island;
TIDE 25td 0dtd, RcaGgt Ia9, VAltAudis-
Dam Z; 62ud BTougd 2T2, V0IIandigham
Al; 65th Brough 233, Yallandiebam 20 ;
18TH Brongb 100, Yallandigham none; 10Th
Brongh %; VallaDdigbam none Hospital
30, Valla1digham l. Total, Brough s9s,
Vallandigham 76.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
LaughIinIs Old Home BiHeIs.
THE PRIpE % VLRGINLA.

~ u - L - - - p. Wy 80
A necessary article this warm weather. That's
what's the matter You want bottle.
Don't 20 about complaining Of being % weak and
feeling 50 exhausted BY the weather. You can be
relieved very easily By using
L.aughlin's Old Home Bitters,
~ THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA
No use going to the Springs and Spending % many
Of those -groenbacks'' You vii eat better and Of
eufse feel better, and a. natural look
better. by using
Lsaughlin's Old Home Bitters,
tg THE PRIDE or VIRGINIA.
These Bltters are agreeable 70 the taste, In aild
operation, the most delicate using them with imPu-
nifty. Speedy in action and PsqetFatng the seat Of
disease, fhey 4npsrt new health and vigor to the
system. The exquisite favor, the delicate aroma
aud pleasant taste of4hls preparation renders IL pc
eulia1iy aeoeptabIe even % the severed and anguid
uatlent. Prepared only By
LAUGHLLNS BUSHfIELD.
JULIA Wholesale Druggists, Wheeltng.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23

The delegates elected are Messrs.
Lamb, Ross and Logan. Mr.. Atkinson
having no opposition is slightly ahead
Elijah Day is elected as assessor fer the
city district, and ]. D. Maxwell for the
country district. Willis De Hass, who was
a candidate for Congress. got thirty-fve
votes in the city all told,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
GARD.

Maria L. Pamphlip, late of Tennessee,
tenders her most grateful acknowledge
ments to The citizens of Wheeling, who
have SO christianity administered to the ne
cessities of herselfand children, who came
in their midst homeless and without the
necessaries oflife. In taking leave of them
she humbly prays to her Heavenly Father
to bestow upon her benefactors the richest
blessings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23

B8A MrsTAxs.4We stated yesterday
morning, upon what we considered good
authority, that there would be no election
for assessors. That was mistake, "A
late law, supplementary to the election
law, authorized the election, and assessors
were yesterday. voted for and elected. Z.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23

H8-CO1OnED stockings viii be worn by.
the ladies this winter. Gray will be the
tavOrite color. Different shades of gray
and drab will also be in good taste, but no
striking color, such as scarlet or mauvs.-
The latter would look fntriasieally vulgar,
though it is not improbable that cherry
color will be worn during the season. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23

B8RuSAwAY.-Yesterday morning q
pair of horses belonging to Mayor Baird
ran away with carriage from Bookings
Drug Sore. They were in charge Of q
boy, who was thrown out and slightly
scratched. The carriage was upset at the
corner of Monroe and Water streets and
pretty badly damaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23

G6PRBoNERs.- Lieut. Abrams brought
up from Kenawha on Wednesday evening
about twenty rebel prisoners, who were
committed to theiAtheueum Among the
number is brother of the rebel Col. Fur
gesOn, who is held as hostage FOR a
Union citizen recently taken away by Fur
gesou. go. !. & - H. 9 Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23

WasHusToS, October % lit is eaieuIa.
ted that the, damage. done the Otange and
Alsaudria' Railroad BY the rebels vim be
repaired iptten days.
No infofmation Of inpOrtanee, 80 far as
can be sseertaiaed has been received from
the Army Of the Potomac mp 70 noon to-
day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
NEW STILES.

ID RoEIvED by EXPRESS AT D. NIcoLL &
III BROS, the following goods, to which they
would call the attention of their customers, feeling
confident that they will be pleased with the styles
and quality Of the goods offered:
Ladies' and Children's Wooden Hoods, Nubias,
Sontags, Caters, scarf ShaWls all ofwhich are Of
the prettIest colors and ueA est patterns.
Winter Gloves and Gauntlets for all, of silk, CASH
mere, Merino, Wool, Cloth, Buckskin and Beaver
also No. article of Paris Kid Gloves for Ladies'.
Cotton FIeeced Hose, for Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren In brown, drab and white; also nice article
OF Ali Wool Hose, in white and drab and fancy coll
ored for Children; White Merino Half Hose for
Gents. ~.
Linen Collars, sBosonis, aud Bordered Handker'
CHIEFS Embroidered Collars sJReonet and BOdices for
Infants; Single and Double Rufhtng
Silk and Worsted Embroidered Braid, Button
Busk, Dress Whale Bones, Elastic Webb Silk Duts
tons, Linen Crochet and Braid Spool Sowing Silk
POTtnOnaies, Bead Nets, Double and Single Tap
Trimming Sill do, Leather Satchels and Wallets,
Machine Corsets, Ladies' Companions, Nursery Cloth
Gingahm, Umbrellas, Walking Canes, Shoe, Hair,
Cloth, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Soaps, Perfumery,
Combs of all kinds, ShamOis Skins, Cloths, Brooms,
Tea Bells Call Bells, Table Mats &c DC.
We are also agents for that unexcelled Sowing
Machine made by Messns. Wilcox Gibbs, and In
vito all persons wishing to purchase To call ana e&'
anime them before they decide. ,.... 4.
octI6 100 Main street.