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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-26
FARM FOR SALE.

T WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
i the Farm on which now reside, containing
$50 ACRES;
One mile South-eas of Germantown, on the
Mayslick road, with good Frame Dwelling,
Barns, Ice House, &C., and never failing w alter.
A Young Crab Orchard, of 10 acres, growing
nicely. Permission given to Seed this Fall
Enquire of the undersigned on the premises.
Sept 10, 1S63-tf JOHN ID. LLfll ,.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-26
FOR SALE BY

J. J. WOOD, Maysville,
MACKEY & WOOD, do,
JOHN RICHARDSON; Mayslick,
W. D. WOOD, Sardis,
JOHN B. HOWARD, Orangeburg.
THOS. WILLIAMS, Germantown,
ROBT. STEVENSON, MurpbysvilIe,
BULLOCK 81 SULLIVAN, Dover,
And by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the United States and Canals.
EJan. SLY
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-26

TH E SUBSCRIBERS, LONG ESTAB-
Il LISHED in a large retail Dry Goods business
in Maysvile, would call the attention of Coun-
try Merchants to their recent addition of an ex-
tensive Wholesale Department; which will be
conducted on a STRICTLY CASH PRINCI-
PIE.
The many years of experience possessed by
our buyer, combined with perfect knowledge of
the Kentucky trade, thorough acquaintance
ship with all the Manufacturing and Importing
Houses in the East, and the fact of our pur-
chases being made for Cash. together with
firm determination to sell at a mere commission
advance on Eastern Cost, will be sufficient
guarantees to CLOSE CASH BUYERS that we
cannot be undersoid by any WESTERN JOB
BING HOUSE.
Our Stock will be found better adapted to the
wants of of our customers than it is usual to
find in the generality of JOBBING HOUSES;
as it will embrace greater variety of goods than
is ordinarily met with in an exclusive Wholesale
Establishment. The departments allotted to
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aiich:-un Er-,sIaturs

DETROIT. Jan. - The State Ieyislature "a.
SO &c &; Lansing Yesterday, The t;overu.
or mfEsaFf was q. iIyered to-day. The inan-
cial srsirs OF III" State are represented 10 be IA
hcst tisiactcry condition; asieqnstp einh-
tre fUn"s have been provided fer the Gradual
: frnF FuIfhn5Tnt 81 the pr--ent STATE debt, and
y ei' IA cf taxation, not hp n de nscme, inau-u-
aztec, which viii pIeN eLt the fur thsr In rea.s
C1 'lr Gttt.
be state has furnished In all Is, ,saa soIsi, m.
O. Tom -C.%U Nere "a TT 20 lhe aeld pr,.y ylc..,
IN iuiS last %,sSs are Yet D. Iased 80 all ths
Sfatr q uofa under the last caii Tor s.e.yeg m m
AHuolng 10 the emancipation procl lnatioa,
WHICH is a''Rr;iiy cnd"r--d, he say. We are
ahout 10 striEs hsnd- with the estlre p,pa,A-
'icn OF the Sou'h, wha;5ar white or black We
shaii Eo longer Ies iect the claim of a white
iraItcr 10 oomls; a hisek Ioysiist 20 atd him IN
&c l. @. iEe Ike yCs,!rrErEt
DtTRoir, Jan. 9-Tbc legislature Of this
State yesterday re cicc:ed Mr.. Chandler IA u.
=. Senator icr six ysars
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HtLiFAx. Jan. s.-The London New, sa,-
-. EffSrEc's ihe miserable srit~ con-
s.shily etlEg eho~n between Amer,..n, "a
siictn, which creates and sussxias a r,ss
- NeE IL lcck= CT tie contributions srnt "a
J. iirFc iEr l-arrnehire distress ss an ho,.,t
arc 'rue mEnti.-'sticn ef abiding American
- iinE tre sr,e EEcis nd ard ,ptx ,hrrn a-s,nst
u i;sn1 t-iiig' .rnt ihrrsis, having Lothtnr Va
Et;r fu: 'sr passion @; ihr NOM. az
'h' icrc"n Tines thns. AZ ir piaIa thst
..~h fuI'eide suffered q dana: ing r,.r ulsr A.
fl' h'buTg, tut thst IL he rctrirves nv
i'ioe CT E'rRa ~ What he has lost, he viii
~" tn'"~f = flest general. Renewed at
"'te tlc'' sh -n'my after day. Of intrrrni do
n"' Often succeed, hut h- may 20. .,biy rsyrv
IL " cfks cf The enemy CT tGrn ;he.a. IT, how.
tNT, 80 SHOULD tai once more, h- Will put
b'ms'It III most disastrous position known
" f"h-r and An cnt-rpri.inS rnerny ac-
ccrding tc sii tie rules cf warfare ourh, to
ccs;rCy E:m. Ecrse and foot
b. New ! ork ,oIre- pendent Of the Ttme.
- Hr'fing tefore TIE battle OF Frrderirkst,rYs
't!cei-s lit passage @: the Rappaharnock
iiNtr ty Ire +, C :al .G:csc crc Of the nobleet
epls cdss OF TIE naT.
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Indiana IegtNIaturS

CINCINNATI Jan. s.-The Indiana INeisla-
tire con ytEsd this morning. There IL a demc-
cratic majority in 10th houses. The senate
s!"cird Paris {. 1urIIBg Pr sident and the
House Samuel II. Bpskirk for speaker. The
morrow.
1AIIASAPoLIs, Jan. e.-The election oS
Unite : tales Senators did not take place 10
day. The d' TroCratic caucus nominee are J.
Htnd1icks and Eavid Turpe. No business
wHs iIHnsncr' iD The Senate to-day for want
Of quorum.
Tie Governors message rsfers principally
TO State affairs, endorses the eraanei path proc
lamation as Il necessary war nasas ure, and saws
the people OF the North must not t,e deiuti,sd
With ihr itra that compromise lie possible or
al: nCCn their eficrts 10 suppress The rebellion
He ssys ;hr sta'e has Furnished over i0,tp0
volunteers during the war
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- few days ago, miss ionary visited ne
camp OF the 10th regiment in Hartford, for The
purpose Of giving the soldiers scrpe spirituai
advice. He went mp 10 one tent, where stood a
private, and said 10 him: my friend, DO yea
love the Lordr' mo" "Dont love the I>ordf-
"No." Whereupon the missionary rave yh<
young man some excellent and appropriate sd-
vice aud left him tract Passing on 10 an
other tent, ne came scroes another member Of
the regiment. "Do you love the LordT'. "Yes "
81 have some tracts; would yen like come 70
distributor" "Yes, should De very glad 70 re-
ceive Them and pass them around among nv
companions. al am happy" eaid the mis-
sionaIy, Ito find so true Christian reptIem An
as yourSeh AZ a tent just below here mes
young man, and asked him if he loved the Lord
ana he said NO" "He did, did hei--why,
thought he Id fool knew bettert'y Exit mis.
sionary.-Nep Haven yournaL
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Springfield. Missouri. Taken BY the Re.
t.1-, IL il Feared.

sT. IorIs, Jan. t.-Teeeraphic eommuni-
tatlrn ~lth Spr ringfirid erased at o'clock phis
morning. The rnrmy enter'd cor stochade
yesterday AFTERNOON. Our force 1t Spring held
ls repoTi'd 10 be 900 strong, with two pieces
O. trtiiisTy. / he tc~P contains 4 very large
amount OF army STORES, arms and amsn a "A N,
sna nftrrn ,our,hcrse teams. Thirty mon ea-
longing TO the telegraph corps are supposed IN
rave been captured few miies south Of
Springfield. Gen. Browns Icf. shoulder 10
tscly shattered. and he would have % submit
10 amputation 10 saSe his life
Telteraphic comm L nieation with Spring field
IL still broken, and The partycent from Lebaa-
On 10 repair tie line have mol been heard from,
and apprehensons are felt that they ha We bses
captured. The opinion strongly pre- aiis tha.
Spring Eeid has been taken.
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Maine Legislature

AUGUSTA. Me, Jan. s-The Leeisl&ture a.
S'iEb bied IN joint CONVENTION to-day for the In
aug rraticn Of Governor Coburn. In hie
message hr pays Tribute 10 the Maine soldiers.
He stHt,s that the credit Of the State is at high
pr mium, recommends the renewal Of the act
suspt nding specie payments by the banks,
which expires on the lgth inst The establish
In"nt Of nuval and military station at Port
land is recommended. He concludes his re-
marks on national affairs with an Enforcement
Of The emancipation proclamation.
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MiaHescta LesfsIature Z

ST. Paul, Jan. s.-Tbe legislature con ven@d
her" Tuesday. The Governors message 10
mostly confined 10 State affairs, especially the
Indian outbreak. lie esys that Minnesota has
furnished 80 men over her quota, b@sid~s
crushing cut the greatest Indian uprising ever
known IL this country. The Governor de-
I0HDds IN behalf Of the State that the Indians
shall be II moved from the borders Of the STATE
The cCntsst for The Unit-d States senator
ship commences next Tuesday
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From California,

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan s.-At noon to- -csv
ue California section Of the Pacific railroad
mas inaueurated with imposing ceremonies
Beth branches OF the legislature adjourned
in honor Of the event, and distinguish he'd repre-
sentatiNrs from nearly every portion of the
State participated in the PROCEEDINGS, wh,ch
were Witnessed by vast concourss Of peopie
Govfrnor Stamford presided. Sacramento
wears quite holiday aspect To- day IN honor Of
the inauguration Of this enterprite, which is 70
bind California 20 the Union In cloeer eyub racr
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Missouri Ieeis,atuFe

ST. LoJIs, Jan. 9-The bslloting for u &
Senator in the Legislature presents NO res uli
as yrt. letter from Mr. Glover was read In
the House Today. taking strong grounds in fs-
ycr Of the Presidents proclamation. The sau
6isfrsnchiFlEg :he rebels was warmly DE
cGsSt q, hut 10 action taken.
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Iron MsuIders' Convention.

PITTsBURG, Jan. e.-The fourth annual con-
Nention Of the Iron Moulders' Union was or
fanlzed yesterday. VIM. X. hylIis, Of PhiIa-
delphia, was elected president
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80 A prize tight took place at Boston on
Chris Inas day, in the presence Of about one
Ncy York, and young Sinner" Of Boston.
The heroes OF the occasion were both Of the
light weight order After sixteen rounds had
been fought, Billy Donnelly was declared tne
winner. -.
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WASHINGTON VARIETIES,
kINTH STREET.

NEAR PENHSYLVAEIA AVENUE.
GLORIOUS SUGGEST CROWDED HOUSES
OPEN EVERY SIGHrt
First week Of
Miss EVA BRENT,
The Celebrated Vocalist,
ReCon week Of
MISS KATHLEES UkkIL.
fke renowned rish Comedienne and Vocalist.
secUud week Of
mLLE MARIA ZOE and Mr. Is. YATES,
"hO viii appear in Two Beautiful Bsli6ts.
{! RrDwGRTH. / BUDwORTH
lie Petite LOIfIsE the Infsnt Wonder,
Ash 4 Full Ans TALESrkD OcHPAEyl --.
GIYinktbe
bksf EETrRTAIShESr IN THE CITY.
pprehestrs Chairs -. s. r.-nts
''rrs or % - q ..i.--k commence IT N 'eik
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CANTERBURY HALF

CANTERBURY HALT
LOUISIANA AVENUE. xE.s SIXTH srssI..
CSBOUSDED EETHCsIAsHi
MAGNIFICENT PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
in the city.
GREAT MUSIC HALL OF THE WORLD!
MONDAY EVENING, JAMS.
TIE GREAT CANTERBURY, as pronounced
most e1np pis's pisrs ~ amusement in the C.pltsi
cisy ths hour i,s,If bring the most cou1fortab.e
SIder s a.e sa 1i
establishment beirs lrst-elssl. The Artistes are
he Following Iiat of names viii teatify
Easssensni and arst . Tg,psar4ne. - OF MILES
ME.
he Young and Fascinating Dsnseusss from Laura
K.sn- = 1hr.ter, New Tork. whore they created
aprieot 'urore by their unparalleled
tergty and talent.
Miss AGNES sourHEsLAxp.
TIE scottish Nightingale.
MISS KATE PEsSOYBR,
s Ssns.us Sh0.s & Fe.e" =. t1a sssaIss gesn we're
The Charming heiodist.
Pirst week of tn.
GJPSY'S lay
fC,lored.D
tdsf week Of trsnslatio from V. HuEo's great
roysl entitled
CALEB hss 5, aisIK.. Z. rs!.,sI. .f.xtiss:. ffHks:
First week of the beautiful Ballet,
LA BAYADE Rel
In which
THE COURT OF B EA Uff
will Appear. Observe the names:
1is Jenny Allen Miss Lilly Brandon,
4is Clara Berger Mis- Tilly Forbes.
Ess Kate Harrison, Miss A HArri"on'
,uuav,rr,vrT Tn,I1FT TRor1pet
GEO b. EDISON,
fhs Great Conedisn, Psntomimest and Vocalist
The d egro Momus.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
The wonderful yugElCr and Panton niTnlsl
BILLY EMERSON the comiosI.
J. syLyAS CLARKE, the Reliable.
HARRY TALBOT, the Wonderful,
THE GREAT o6RPPs D'KrHIoPB.
ne evenings entertain nnent will conclude With the
uIteTnisn EKtravsEanga ent tied
PADDY MURPHY'S MAGIC SHIRT
f"ddJ hurphy.............-.. George T. Eaeson
oADEissIov- Balcony and Psrquette, 8 cents 20
Slehes-rs rH Chars, 81 cents, ~ private boxes,
1,2Salug slx psrscns. S5 -,
pocrs open ~ Ga O'Clock p+riorHane- a. IA
SPECIAL RDTICE-A Grand Matinee will DC
ftsb newt EstrrdAy Ar erHoCn, for the area n no
SSHhoD Of Ladies' and Children. wnen the Great
eSterhury CompsT will sppear:
Aanltt4nce-I sdiCs. u cts. Children ~ cLs:
OeOfs op@n AZ = o'clock. JAa
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AaR. MURDOCH - PATRIOTIC READINGS IN
Nl The SENATE OHAMbEE

Nj James +. Murdoch, in '--pyuss to the yolua-
tsry AstiVn az Dtp.b-r Of gnit-i Mates s-nzior,
vho have recommended t:t the Hall Of the Ss:,.
Of the UI it Stats should BE- set apart fog oa-
s-crirg. for a public patriotic re.dirs' the p:o
ds u which - De deyot.i to "a. hes p;tals
iseSer the diT-sti, "f ih- various committees of
kiiea eonnsct-t! with thu hosp; as 10 wai.h tn
sses AID scundet sciii-rS uf the Repa:i:c are
ard tsr. VII, y permission ofths Vice PEesiaen.
uIhG !snusry nth - this purp pose
III following letter, vith rhe author:ts Of the
vec Pres;d. NJ, wi! plain the objec: OF tis reed
Hs
Tn Rr-f n. Rd4iilin. Ftes President
Er J:nGsE Mr-Goch. . patriotic citizen having
tip5y cHercd hi, s-rvi-e- tn al TO lis country.
men for She -Fneft Of the sics snd vnuahad sol
sier- 81 she RapUh!c, AM bsving h-sE all" Cd ths
sss of the HossA OF kepr-srn Atiyes -or this rur-
pcss, We In: unders; snc6 @enstnrs would recon,
mead that you should allow him the use OF the
e<na'e CsaTee, 'or one evening for the SANE
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Esf,s cf Adn1tss-o-, Private Boxs4 s.: D.s4.
Ctssls ~ cents O-shas:ra Chairs - can't; Fa "
Circle. e-Ets ucl"re-i Gallery, - e-nts. Coored
Payterfe z: e-nts
Peers open st quarter before q clock perform
ares eo.:u'FDce a. half plst ocinck
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Capture OF n Construction Train by Guer-

LOUISVILLE Jan. a.-Dick McConn'. suerft-
las attacked q construction train at Antioch
and destroyed iwo cars at Mil Greek bridee
end capiuIed the tridee builder and paruiss
tEtm. TlIre was no resistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-It is understood that
SeCrrtary Chase viii Be here to-morrov 20
Gems ult with our bankers as 10 the beet flnsp :
cial policy 20 be adopted.
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II ATTENTION. Suffers.

II ATTENTION, sUTLERs.
II. W. PITKIF. A. q. PITKLS.
PirKIN & 90,
WHOLESALE Gk0CERS, PRODUCE AND
7 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, = -
23 KING STREET, AlR1ARDRL, Va.
We have just receiyed.a a lar re and ven selected
stock Of Gh0CEhIEs sUTtERs GOODS, &c,
Whtch are Offering at lower cash prices than can
be bought in this market elsewhere. One OF our
arm residipg g in Phhasel phis. hsve advantages
In buying over most other houses. Particular at
tention paid 10 sutisrs' orders.
Dc Is ms P1TEIN Il 90.
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H =. Lave, Daniel CLARK.
Jos A. wright l. NJ a;orriIi
John She-man, T. D-,olittls
Ira Harris. Henry NJ. Rice
Preston kiDE. Z G.. Pom-Tos
Chari sumner, ID. II Browning.
Field n HeoSar=en
JamHs Dixon, VI j Wiley
James Harlan, Milton e. Lsth an,
John p. Hale, IN. Mcnoussll,
II. a. Will icsup, B. Made
Con<frt given to use the Senate Chamber. "a re-
Sosstsd. n us1Iix,
Vi.e President United states
short prefa-s. stating the ohisrt Of the r-ai-
ing. will br iriiyercd by Mr. Ma dash and -.s.-:,
Riectl0D will be introduced bF brief reflections
spon The an -hor q Z his subject.
TIE following ia the list:
Poetry AID patri0'isbl l.............. A non. nous
TIE Rght at .he Ford or the Battle of
brsnd wine By Thomas Buchsren Read
The American Flsg -. By John Hoamsn Drate
On Board the Gambler land. by Geo. II Boxer
la, eLaii lie Prce .--....-BY I'm. TlU!iau Bryant
n, On tb ........... ..... by T Z Rad
Marco BtzaTiE. ............ fisL Greene Halecs
Count Candies pipss etarhsri
H-fors;ioB Of Robert Halls great sermon On the
threatened invasion Gf Ens sand by Fran %, in tbe
tiuie nf the First Ma po-on.
Dur Defenders c wxr lyFiel. [. Is. Rsed
Tickets 81 cents 70 &c had Of the various com
nittees. and at the Far:ous bookstores and hotels
Eesaing 20 commence At o clock. jas3t
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Il. n
LIST OF LIE TIERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9. 1859.
LADIES LIST,

oFfitihLLf PTBLISiED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
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DLACKsMIfHs FORCES,
ID Do. ANFILS,
Do. BELLOWS.
DO: GRINDST0NES,
HORSE SHOES,
HoRSE SHOE NAILS,
IRON and STEEL,
WRENCEES
HAMMERS
R4SPS, and al BLACESaITHS TOOLS,
y.P. BARTHOLOW,
aSIn 55s Seventh at. bet. Pa av. ana canal.
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GROWERS TA. aTSE
ESsffLsiSlA AVENUE near qriii.rIrs Hctsl
EscS-Ie eSAOvS4 SA,..p,
THE SATURDAY EVENING

THE iSsTCkpsY) EVENING
stxta Nisht q the fa:n0us, h-ngtifuI s5tr.ss
MISS NARY l. -uN0-r
vii tc rro-i,r-I Sh- t"Gii:inS historical Play of
jECRErTs !;pRi:s
By SIrtcr Hngo. ~hcs- laie great ~nrk Of "I,S
hiharah:es" has eIe;tRi tss wonder ann
admiration of & vori6
luereti, Bcrsis. ... ....... -. Nary Pr.v..t
To conclude With
lHIsH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE N0DgsrY
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HX YOKEe, -E"-
~ LOG CHAINS,
6klhDSIONES,
WBEELBARROFS,
CxNAL BAREOWS,
EIFTH CHAINS,
KAGON JACKS.
EAG0N WRENCHES,
SRfkS SS8RffkkSIErREss
LARGE FLA ATFOkN SCALES.
HAY AND COAL SCALES
PICKS,
SROFELS
HAY STRAF aad FODDER CETTERS,k &c
Fer sale wholesale or retail, st lowest market
prices J. p. BARrBOLOW,
d2 I'm SIS Seventh 81, bet. Pa av and Canal
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
B Ertkrr eY thr Africa

tsssoCIATEp PRESS DISPATCHES,
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AMTSEMENES

S;fCKDA January 10Th
Great Success OF
THE PHANTOM
iad Po ca -HoS-TA3I
VIE AFr:cp:istn &c. n:ry and prc.-s.l
Z. z: BRINE. his- CHE5TSEY, x H BAiiEY
A,s HhhDE. HARSY HiTS,
nj F"3 -'.d Talented 60 sany
Ths fn :HIvH,
ps-,s 'hi 49,. =. Il. =: u.
y 1870 bis ht-t .!'f-eT >nS-i !" :: ;;-;i..
i'a''.- ----- Harry Jaw;
Miss "a ,:t:-y
PQCA-n4S-
'.---....- .-.--..--i Ut t-.rd-
a-r.- 80 1-.1.s q. hia:-r
&C., Go, ta'- -. Mrs. Ga-7ari H...;c-
~ Sct;''s. 'h- "--of':.; ~; talented .t-
.iS. :!.Ci:i.E " i.STs"s l.. b., s..-t .s.y.S
tE:. ..saY :SsI=!. Al: M4DsES VssSlp .AS:
LYNNE. Bcx Sock apca.
fsITES OF sDSIsEI0S.-H-;cauy Chairs 7b c-.nts:
C<ShSs-.s sests IS e=Ets ..rquaf.a sn s.nis Esy.
Ey Circle, - csnts; Private aoxes Sa
Deer. cr-r st ~ t. commence al c'rlcck
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
HARDWARE
HOUsEFURNIsHtSG GOODS,
Fer Sale at Lowest Prices,
Wholesale ard Retail.
y.P. BARrHOL0w
55S SEvEETH STREET,
tee In between PennsSlvsnis avenue snd Canal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
LOSSES PAID, UPWARD OF
. h S1BS0OO,O0O.s 1A

The great public service promptness and reliabtli.
~ Of this W6lt sterling Company, recon-.
mend Il to preference 18th those needing InsuFhnee
3t,Il'is N. o. ARTHUR, As't q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

Hrom eight @ twenty years standing, with mama
knoVn 70 cEEN o. AND FAME & - -. -
kof Aillcal feftin9 o. D uottu, 80 UlIufnaff0
~ of the United States. :. - - .. - =
See Hrafa ssor DIV rs .Eaiuah works On N
t ~ fy ne ~ a., 49, Z
PHH6TOKt PHILADELPHIA
. zee Iehifk 9 made 81 De- INA WELL
celeb teiy RhY Hiclan,ga ud member ol fho Royai
College Of Surgeons, Ireland and pnblIaIle n IN
Transactions % tie King and Clteets Journal =
See Medlco ClEufsi eal lketiess Published b BEN.
sSsm0stofth Tie late Standard Wofts On Afsdieiis
Ex1RAcF BUOHU, q % Per bottle, 81 tx f5r Is 81 q
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TRANSPORTATION.
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,GROVER e. BAKERS
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES.
THn ONLY GonD lTHDAL


Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines In nlineiss
THEsE Machines were awarded the Highest Pre-
niuns, over all competitors, for the Best Fam
Nv Saving Machines, this B.st Manufacturing Ma.
ines, and the Best Machine Work, atthe following
STATS FAIRS, of1s6S:
Nav York State Fair,
Pirst Premium for family machine.
FIRST Premium for double-thread machine
First Premium for machine work.
Vermont State Fair,
sPirst Premium for family machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Pfrst Premium for family machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work
Michigan State Fair,
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Indiana State Fair,
First premium for machine for all purposes.
FIRST Premium for machine work.
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work.
Kentucky State Fair,
First Premium for machine for ali purposes.
First Premium for machine work.
GPirst Premium Tor nuf4eturing mAchiAes.
Fret Premium for beautiful machine work
Ohio State Fair, III
First Premium for machine work.
Ind at the. tolloeiag Caunty FAIRS:
chittenden Co, VT, Agricultural Society,
FIRST Preminmi0r family machine.
Pirst Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium Tor machine work.
ChAmplain Valley, Vt, Agricultural Society,
First Premium for family machine. 20
First Premium for manu- faCkuring machine.
First Premium for machine work,
Hampton Co., Mass, Agricultural Society,
Diploma for family machine.
.LiplomR for machine work. s.'o9
Franklin Co, N. y, Fair, ~
First Premium for family machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
Qneen's Co, N. Y, A grieultural Society,
First Premium for family machine.
Washington Co., N. Y, Fair
First PFemium for family machine.
Saratoga 90, N. r, Fair, ts~s7
First Premium for family machine.
Mechanics Institute, Pa, Fair, i-a4
= First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work.
The above comprises all the RalFB at which thu
GROVER 8 BAKER MACHINES were exhibited
thisyear. Atnearly all Of th9m tho leading SEWING
Machines were in competition. 4G
The work made upon the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine has received the First Premium At evGrJ
State Fair in the United States where It has bReE
exhibited to this date. $40
sales rooms 105J6 Main ST., Wheeling, W. Vi.
JOS, MCDONALD,
noy90.8m General Agent.
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NO ARTHUR Agent farpaying Pensions. Once,
occupied by Adams Express Company. april