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Stallion John MORGAN.

- THE Flooded Stallion. JOHN
I1~ MORGAN, will stand the Fail
TS season in Columbia, commencing
-zAA-onth the 18th inst, for $50 cash on
first service; or $50, if not paid by the 1st
October: Grooms fee, s1.OO in advance.
JOHN is handsome dark brown horse:
eight years old; fifteen hands and two
inches high; sired by Sailor Bow" who
was by Jim Cropper," ono Of old Sir
Archrs best sons; mis- dam by whip
out of fine Morgan mare. He can trot a
mile IN three minutes, but has never been
trained; has the kindest disposition, and
ls very sure Aug Z limo
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Adjourned Annual Meeting of the
Kings Mountain Iron Companv

~-ASoAAoe@AA Avn OOmpduY.
A THOUGH therc was majority Of
IN the Stock Of the above Company rep
resented, yet the few Stockholders pre-
sent deemed it highly important to secure
the attendance Of a larger number, and
therefore adjourned the meeting to the
FIRST WEDNESDAY (5th) of September
AS matters of great Importance will
come before the Stockholders at the ad-
journcd meeting, their attendance is ear
nestly requested at the Office Of Melton q
Melton, IN Columbia, at ~ o'clock a. M,
5th September next.
ROBERT BRYCE, President.
Aug Is, q, Sept
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
The THOROUGHBRED Stallion.

%No BOURBON, by imp. s'Glencoe,
TXAont Of old Col. Wade Hampton's
-AIfavorltc mare, ''Fleur- de- LIS" viii
stand Ill Columbia during the Fall Season
of 1866. Tho horse can be found at Lo-
gan's Brick Stable, corner Assembly and
Senate streets.
TERMS; ;;-s25, in specie, or its equivalent
IN grcenbacks at the time of payment. 81
10 Groom. Cash on first service.
Aug l6 r.
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LEATHER,

COLE, Upper, Harness and Band LEA
~ THEIR, for sale low for cash by
j. K. DAVIS,
Aug Is wfS* Monticello. s. C.
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WE are informed that Andrew Hun
ter, of Charlestown, jefferson county.
made application few days since be-
fore the Circuit Court of Berkeley coun-
ty. to be allowed to practice law before
Court without taking the oath prescrib-
ed by the Legislature for Attorneys.
On prclerring his motion, Mr.. Hunter
made an argument of near two hours
in support of his application on the
ground that the law enacted by the
Legislature is unconstitutional. The
Court appointed Hon. Benjamin Stan
ton, of the Martinsburg bar, to answer
the motion on behalf of the State.
In view of the fnct that this question
has inst been decided by the Supreme
Court, we wonder the Judge did not ut
once overrule the motion. Andrew
Hunter and his rebel friends have just
two horns to their dilemma, and they
can take their choice. If an attorney
is such an officer as is mentioned in the
Constitution, then the Supreme Court
has already decided that the oath
required of attorneys by the Legisla-
ture may be constitutionally required.
If an attorney is not included by any
mention in the Constitution, then he is
entitled to no benefit from that instru-
ment, and is entirely the creature of the
Legislature is solely the creation of
statutory law, and the Legislature may
do what it pleases with him in re-
spect to tests or even total adjustment.
~, g amt about Observation-Disclosures
has become such stock in trade that
it is used on all occasions and cases,
without reference to fitness or sense.
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CO Send for Price Lfsts. % oi''''
Testimonial of the most distinguishes
Artists TO SteinWay d Sons.

NEW YORK, December, ls+
The Pianofortes, Grand, Square and W
right, manufactured by MeSsrS. SteinWd!
Sons, have established for themselves =
worldwide a reputation that ii is hardy -
sibie for us to add anything to their just AN
Having thoroughly tested and tired ~ n.
instruments personally for years, both IN Btr
lie and private, II becomes our pleasant ~; ~.
10 express our candid opinion regarding 'L ~,
unqueStioned superiority over any o'Ae'
Piano known to us. 49,,
Among the chief points Of their union ,I
ness and UotunIe Of tone combined nth a ~,
GTiuioncy, cledTne&S and perfect sttf 'g
throughout the entire scale, and, GbCre ar,
surprising duration Of sound, the pure ana ~
pathetic quality Of IclIich neUer changes "'''
The most delicate or DOtCeLCii touch. T., ,,a
This popularity is found exclusively IN ~, H
Steinway Piano, and together WIN ~.
matchleSs precision, elasticity ana prom h.
ness of action always chaTacteriZing theSt -
strumentS, as well as their unequaled uGtT u,
bility under the severeSt trials. Is truS - ~
prising and claims at once the admlIiuut., ~
Steinway Pianos in all respects the 6sSf ms. -
menus made IN this country or IN EuToItI -
them solely and eIcilLSiCely ourselves ~ pHotH
DTitdte and recommend IhEIn GrU'f1by ~ u"
friends aud the Public. ,-r
We have at different times eXpTeSstll -, %.
opinion regarding the Pianos 0i EhlI -
makers. but freely and I1IheSitHtingiy IL.S-
nottHce MeSsTS. SteintCdy & Sons Pianos s"l''''-
S. B. Mills, Robert Goldbeck, Henry H. q.
Timm, F. l. Ritter, Geo. w. Morgan ,tn hsf
Thomas, Max Maretzek, VIM. Mason, h SSosl-
ling, E. MuziO, Carl Anschurtz, A. n h:,iis F,
]. Mosenthal, Carl Wolhsohn, a; ipJIL1ianu,
Won BreuninS, Theo. Eisfeld, Carl Berg
mRr6-Sm
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Reduction in Price of Soap.

ReQuCGlOQ III Hrlc6 OF soap.
HNHE SUBSCRIBERS SEE NO GOOD RF:A-
i son why the money of the citizens of this
place and neighbOrhOOd should be sent away
weekly and monthly to New Yorl,-or any
other town; for articles which are produced
here, JiIiy as chedpLy, and they will warrant,
quite as good, il not better.
constituents Of Old Fashioned Soaps, and one
that cannot be replaced by any other article
OF the same nature, has commanded enOr-
NOUS prices. Palm Oil, Grease, TRllOw and
Alllalis, owing to the high premium on Gold,
have also been very dear, compelling manu-
facturers of Soap to charge high prices. To
escape these prices, hOuSelleeperS have adopt
ed all sorts of eXpedientS, paying rs high as
b and 40 cents per pound Tor CdLStic Soda,
called concentrated Ley"
Prices of Material having fallen of late, we
are now prepared tOgive consumers the ad-
vantage of the fall; and having the facilities
lCcek, Unnecessary, take pleasure in offering to
dealers and consumers good article of Soap,
thoroughly seasoned, at very nearly old prices
a bar of Family ROSin Soap" can now be
boughtat retail for 10 cts, and German, or
Chemical, of better quality, Mt l21a cents.
Every one who uses Soap would do well to
remember that FEdshy Label does not make
the contents any better, and n wrapper round
the Bars, ito keep them from shrinkinGD
which prOnOunceS that the particular article
which It envelopes, is twice as good as that
made by "any other man."-iS simply one
grand erdgGcTdfiOn.
The subscribers solicit the continued patron
age of their customers, and trade generally,
mt IOlUeSt nett prices. EVERY BOX WAR
RANTED. WARREN, BERGER& CO.,
mr3O-lw Cor. Market Alley and Main st.
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L. on the cuisines Of the year.. !
SIoI,4Gg 95

GENERAL GRANTS recent order OF
warning appears'to have had but little
effect in improving the tone of por-
ton of the Southern press. Wrongly
interpreting the Presidents recent
course as an evidence of determination
to give them unrestricted license, some
of our Southern cotemporaries indulge
in language as disloynf and intemper-
ate as that which teemed in their col
umns during the war. One urges Mr..
Johnson TO drive the radicals out of
Congress at the point of the bayonet !;
another calls upon its readers not to
of their cause" n third hopes. that
measures will be taken for driving out
from their midst all yankees and
Southern men with Northern princi-
pies"
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WE NOTED Saturday morning that
Gen. Northcott has resigned the editor
ial control of the National Telegraph
That paper will he conducted in future
by Mr., John T. Griffin who has been for
two or three years past its publisher
and typographical head. We have the
pleasure of personal acquaintance
with Mr.. Griffin. He Mt one time spent
a few months at the case in the office of
the INrELLIGENCER,-is a good printer,
and an unassuming. estimable gentle
man, and judging from his salutatory
has in him the stuff for n good editor.
The Telegraph, in his hands, is to be all
that it has been in the past-the friend
and advocate of the Government and
the loyal people. Mr.. Griffin declares
that in the campaign before us he
stands fairly on the Union platform
adopted by the Convention in this city
on the 22nd of February, "not simply
" because 1t is the platform of the Uni
ION party of West Virginia, but be-
Hcause it COMFORTS with his views of
political justice" In regard to the
Constitutional amendment, we quote
what is very we'll said:
liam aware that there is one principle In
a. this platform which ut one time was OppOS-
=. ed with mut h ability by the retiring editor,
but which he has been silent upon out OF
..defersnce TO the Union party, for some
"monLhs- l mean the amendment TO the
state constitution. and prohibiting rebels
from exercising the rights OF the elective
-" franchise believe that the future safety
and prosperity of our new State depends, in
some measure, upon the ratification of this
amendment, and shall therefore aC 70 cate
sit to the extent of my humble ability.
We trust our Union friends in Harri-
son, now that the old rebel organ has
been reinstated there, will more than
ever realize the importance OF giving a
loyal paper in their midst n liberal sup
port.
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Oil! DILL!

DURE CARBON OIL, LIGHT STRAW
i ColOred and White which cannot be eH-
celed for burning qualities; put up in cement
ed ana well seasoned barrels, for home use or
shipping.
"DUCK CREEK ''MUSKINGUM" AND
"PAW-PAW" LUBRICATING OIL.
This Oil is combined with proportion of
No. Lard OIL, which makes It n superior
sediment and water, found so frequently in
ordinary Petroleum.
We wHrrantit to give satisfaction on either
heavy or light machinery.
No. and Winter Strained Lard Oil.
Bristol Axle Grease for Wagons.
Roll Grease and ParTatine Tar on hand and
for sale in large small quantities.
We deliver our articles free anywhere in the
city. WARREN, BERGER Il co.
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ROOtI Root! Root! Read! Read!
RooT's PEsTACHINE preserves the life of the
Hnir-changeS IL from gray To its original color
in three weekS-preventS the hair from fall
ing-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found i'll the market-will surely remove
dandruirand cure all disease OF the scalp
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, anu tell it true, when we say it is a
perfect
RcStOrcr and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachiO Nut OIL. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER & Co. Sole FTOprictOrS,
Springfield, Mas.
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No. SO Water Street,
WHEELING, w. VA.

WE, HAVE. JUST RECEIVED ONE OF
w the finest, cheapest and best selected
Stocks of Spring and Summer Goods ever
brought to this market, at low prices, selected
for Custom Work, consisting of French, En-
gliSh, and Domestic Cloths of all grades and
cOlOrS. French, English and American CASH
ings. Willie Fancy. Linen and travelling
Shirts GauS UnderShirtS and Drawers, SCarfS,
Ties, SuspenderS, Handkerchief, Socks,
Gloves, Collars, &c, &c.
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JOHN P. FoosE,
Merch ant II ailor

Is NOW READY TO MAKE TO ORDER
Gentlemens' Youths and Boys suits OF
Clothing, for the Spring and summer; war
rants beautiful nus, well ana neatly made, at
All orders will receive immediate attention
TO give satisfaction.
One price will in all cases be strictly adhered
to, rs those who do not know goods will get as
good and cheap goods as those who do.
y well selected and reliable stock of
THE BEST GOODS
always ON hand mt No. Main, at the foot of
John street.
maTl6-lm JOHN P. FOOSE.
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AUGUSTUS PoLLACK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged The h.-i
instruments in America as well AS Europe
having taken $50 Ihirty-two first premiums
held in this country within the last ten year,
and in addition thereto they We're AWARDED :
first prize medal at the great InternauoEL
Exhibition, London, 1862, for powerful, cle'';
brilliant and sympathetic tone, with exec
lence of workmanship.
Every Steinway Piano warranted h'f
years. Samples open for inspection anu
orders effected promptly at
AUGUSTUS POLLACKs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-02

T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE AT
i my farm, situated three miles east of Wheel
ing, OH the National ROud, on Thursday
Apiil 5th, 1866, the following property, 10 wit:
All my Farming Utensils, two horSes, two
wagons, twoset OF harness, and spring wagon,
one buggy and harness, one cider mill and
ing utensils TOO tedious to mention.
apr2-4t" JOHN NJ. BALL.
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wheeling and NIOundsviIIc Turnpike
COmDnny

PURSUANT TO AN ACT OF THE
/ Legislature the subscription books of the
capital stock of the Wheeling and Mounds
Vile Turnpike Company will be opened on
Tuesday, April 10th, as follows, viz:
In the city Wheeling, under the direction
of John Handlin, Edward NJ. Norton and
Alonzo Loring, atthe office of the BenwOod
Iron Works.
At BenwOod, under the direction OF s. Me-
Mechen, Hiram McMechen and V. l..
Cockayne, ut the Post office.
At MOundSville, under the direction of Geo.
Edwards, VIM Alexander, Alfred Tomlinson,
Edwards.
on Saturday, the nth of April, the above
named Gorporators are notified to meet in the
city OF wheeling at the Board of TRADE rooms.
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]. S. RHODES

HAS REMOVED HIS STOCK TO THE
IL Back part of the Religious Book Store
Room, and will open out this morning with
Good fast colored Prints nj l2I5
Heavy yard wide Brown MuSlinS at BIC.
All Wool DeLaineS in spring COlOTs at SOC.
apr2
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Wanted.

N States of Virginia and West Virginia to
sell Miller Il DinlS Malable Metallic Broom
head, Exclusive right of territory given
This II ead enables every one to make their
own brOOms in few minutes. 1t weighs
about ten ounces, and will last a lifetime. It
combines beauty, strength, economy and du-
rapid selling invention ofthe day. Agents
now selling 1t are making from $40 to so per
day,
County rights for sale on reasonable terms.
For particulars, address w. HOLLISTER,
mT29-lwdaitw" WOOdStield, Ohio.
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Bookings Furniture POIiSI---can be
used on the finest piece of furniture, and will
save the labor of washing your furniture
first. mr23
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Purify Your Houses.

Save Yourself From Siclkness'--The
Most Astonishing Discovery of
the Times.
THE AMERICAN DEODORlSER will alb
sorb all unpleasant odOTs, arising from any
cause whatever. 1t is immediate III Its action
and will dissipate all foul gases, or smell from
Drains, Sewers, Vaults, decaying vegetation
i'm n few moments; being pronounced by the
Boards OF Health in the Eastern cities us IN
fallible.
Will sweeten and purify any ordinary sized
house. with all its drainage.
10 not fail to supply yourselves. Sold
Wholesale and Retail at LAUGHLINS Il
BUSHFIELD, Druggists, Main street, and by
c. II. ODBERT, Druggist, stone Bridge
Corner. ml+o
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Asthma Taper--.a sure rclieffor Asthma.
For sale by EDMUND BOOKING, No. 1 Odd
Fellows Hall. mr23
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We also have on hands large stock OF
Ready-made Clothing, and we are selling
these goods rs low rs any other house in the
city, without any exceptions.
Special attention given to the filling of
orders.
mr30-ly A. M. ADAMS 4; co.
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TIME BEST ASSORTMENT FRENCH
English and American Trusses is nj
ODBERT'S, Chemist, end OF Stone Bridge.
mr24
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Facts and Figures About Gas.

The Philadelphia Ledger gives the
following statistics in relation to the
price of gas i'll different cities.
The Committee on Gas of Councils
made IL report at the last meeting of
Councils, showing the price charged for
gas i'll the various cities, as obtained
from the managers of the different
works. The statement submitted
shows the following prices per 1000
cubic feet, including the Government
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LIABILITIES.
List of Letters.

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
IL Ofice Mt Wheeling, state of West Nir-
ginia, on the ID day of April, 1866.
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for advertised letters, give the date oil
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within ono month, they will
lie sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Office hours on Sunday from to 1917 a. m.
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Life! LifcI
No. DnNDE.

DROPS! DROPS! DROPS!
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Diptheria,
Coughs. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache, TOOthace Bruises, Sprains Chilb-
laInS Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
ChoIerl in II single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions Tor use.
ORRIN SKINNER 81 Co., PrOprietorS,
Springfield, Mass. DENIAS BARNES IL CO.,
Agents for Boston. marl3-ly
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WIRE WOMEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale

T WILL SELL CHEAP, TO MAKE ROOM
or Wire Figures, for Shawls and CIOalIs
npr2 i s RHODES
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TODAY an important election occurs
in Connecticut. The candidates for
Governor are James L. English and
Gen. Joseph r. Hawley. English is an
original Democrat, but during the war
was separated from his party by his
loyalty, especially by his vote in favor
of nbolishing slavery in the District of
Columbia, on account of which he was
burned in effigy by his Democratic con-
stituents. Since the war, however, mu-
tual interest has drawn him and his old
friends together again, he TO be their
candidate and they willing enough to
get some one as n leader not so obnOX-
ious as that old secession stock actor,
Seymour, whose principles are much
better adapted to the latitude of South
Carolina than Connecticut. Gen. Haw-
ley, the Republican candidate, has an
enviable record as soldier and will be
elected we think, although the contest
will be close. The Democracy are sail
ing close to the wind, aiming to appear,
rs they do everywhere, tho only and
the peculiar friends of the President
Unusual exertions are making on both
sides. Some of the first speakers oflhe
country have been stamping the State.
Barnum, the great Snowman, who lives
in Connecticut, writes as follows TO the
New York Tribune in reference to the
prospect to-day.
"I am no politician and never desire
TO be, but am loyal to my country and
her glorious institutions; hence l work
ZcalOuSly for the cause of liberty and
equal rights, and consequently l deteSt
treason i'll every guiSe. The Copper
head papers of this State have publish
ed, and the New York Express of this
evening has copied, n statement that l
have expressed doubts of the success OF
the Union Republican ticket in Con-
necticut, on Monday next. This is ut
terry false! Neither the Union partyin
this State, nor myself, have for mo-
ment doubted that General Hnwley wiz
be triumphantly elected Governor of
will carry the State rs etfectnalIy as it
has done ever since the Copperhend
leaders-TOm Seymour, Touccy, Eaton
IL Co.-denounced President Lincoln
for calling out volunteers to suppress
the rebellion, discouraged enlistnents,
declared the war failure, re-
joiced over rebel victories, and en-
deavored to prevent our soldiers
from voting. These leaders and
their party are rs rank SecessiOn-
lists to day as jeff. Davis ever was, and
they cannot hoodwink the loyal voters
of Connecticut. L have just been assur-
ed by one of the Union State Commit
tee that, after carefully canvassing the
State, they have every reason to believe
that the Union State ticket will be cleo.
ted by majority of several thousand
and that the Legislature will be largely
Union. The Copperheads are working
desperately, lying prodigiously and
planning cunningly to cheat us by
fraudulent votes; but the cold sarpint'
is well known hereabouts, and is
sharply watched. All that the Union
party has to do is to turn out and TOte
to man, "rain or shine" and the Con
pers will receive u second New Hamp-
shire thrashing. Truly yours,
p. L. BARNUNI.
Bridgeport, Conn.,, March %, 1865.
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Accents Wanted EHerHWhare.

A GENTS-s35 to S75 FOR LADIES AND
N SIS to 500 per month for Gentlemen, to
The best and only perfectly reliable chea1
machine made. twill stitch, hem, fell tuck.
quilt, braid. bind, gather and embroider most
beautifully; takes the elastic lock stitch, and
is fully Warranted for three years. We pny
agents the above salaries, or allow commits
sion, from viii ch twice that can be realized.
Address, for circulars and terms,
Il. A. BROWN & CO.,
mar3-3m" Pittsburgh, Pa,
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febl4-3nl
POLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE FOR
- eign goods mostly of direct importation,
bought at a very low rate for guld.l
1000 dOz- plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
uprising gents, ladies' and childreu's wear.
1000 doz. gauntletS, gloves. half gauntiets
and mittS, consisting OF kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk worSted, in desirable
colOTS.
500 doz HandkerchIefs, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
so dOz- Neck-tieS, embracing all new d.
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 doZ. Shirt BoSoms, supertine grades In
linen and maTSeilleS.
5000 Glace Paper Collars, of GOldsmiths,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
1900 doz. ]. Il z. Coats and Stuart's genuine
machine sewing cOttOnS.
500 MS Stuart linen thread
30 MS. Italian sewing silk In skeins and on
spOOls-
50 doz. Looking Glasses, assorted size. with
n full stock of pins, hooks and eyes como,
brushes. perfumery, soaps, pocket book,
beads, thimbleS, needles, fans, rubber gods,
stationery, window blinds, school boakS,
states, hair nets, embroiderieS, silk Cuni and
taSselS, velvet ribbons, full line Of tafeias
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt briids, Nai
bindings, rulings, crochet braidS, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmorals, vest buttons,
French corsets, fancy dress buttons, and
large variety of superior suspenders, TO
which the attention of close buyers Is Tr-
MIRO AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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alrw advertisements.

SEED SWEET POTATOES
y Silver-skin Onion sets, strawberry Onion
sets pure varieties, and OF good quality, for
sale by GORRELL Il co.
apr cor. Market and Quincy SIS.
BLOWS, PLows-sTEEL, IRON, HILL
l. side Levers, Peacock, Single and Double
Shovel, CultivItOrS, &c, &c. a nice stock for
sale at manufacturers prices for sale by
GORRELI..t co,
apr2 cor. Market and Quincy sis.