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SECRET DISEASES I!
SANIARITAN'S GIFT!
'r sANTARITAN'S GIFT!

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USE =.
''Yes, A Positive ure."
FOR GON0RRH0EA, GLEET STRUCTURES, dc.
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsam, no Mercury.
only Ten PiHs 10 Be taken 10 eject a Cure
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
anv unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in
ure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
aures IN IRON two 70 four DAYS, and recent cases
q "twenty-f0ur hours"
NO EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER
Let those who have despaired of getting cured. or
Who have been gorged with Balsam Copabia, OF
Mercury, try H 7-
THE SAMARITAN'S GIFT
Sent by mail in plain envelope. Price, Male
packages. e2,Oo, Female $500.
Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices
The great Blood Purifier and remedy for
ScrOfula, Ulcers, Sores, spots, letters,
Scales, B0ils, syphilis or Venere-
al Dtseascss &c.
FOR SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASES
THE SAMARlTAN'S ROOT AND HERB
JUICES
the most potent. certain and 6ectuaI remedyeve
pTescribed-t reaches and eradicates every particle
OF the venerea poison, SO that the cure is thorough
and permanent. Take, then, this purifying remedy
and be healed anu do not transmit to your posterty
nat a. Tor " when az may may repent in after years.
Patient, take notice The ingredients are known
TO the ply yscians who use them, as you win see BY
tue aefoll0wing:
PosT HOSPITAL, Fort MARSHALL.
BALTIMORE, Nh. Feb. 20, 1854.
Il hAye great satisfaction in stating that | have
used 'zne eSd1ldrifda's Rsnsdfes' for Venereal Dis
ease In its most custo AIRY forms; that have used
them with Judgment, discretion, and properly, and
have found them respond to my authorizations
promptly and efectualy. Knowing their compost
tiOn, vethefullest comic enoe in their efficacy
and as far as my use Of them extends, recommend
them strongly. T1'J-
n''ALFRED @. BOWERS
d. e, "Assist9nt Surgeon 5th Now York Vols"
Sold by u. ROBERTS, and by Druggists.
GESMOND a CO.,
Proprietors, OILS Race street, Philadelphia
oct3l6S-ly-MW&S t,s -U--lfT
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TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. III
RETAIL MARKET.
Wheat, Red =. 40R2 5OiTimothv Seed buah "A m
White,.O OO9O 90 Maple Sugar. ....... .2Oo
Oats per bushe.. 35 MOlasses per Ral4I QO0Dl 90
Corn perbushe SOC Syrup per gal 81 cool so
pSsi15 SrS ToT per SSc Ssc Psa per 90 q? g
Tallow per b....... 12hcl,Jaya g ....,. 45c
RSd PsSoSss.2 % q Broo%Rs RST per- dc.ss 80
" mite Beans 30 Hay per ton...... SIG 90
LOM!oes,.';.. Isl O0 Soap, box, per D.. MDlbc
Salt in sacks :3cc Flour por b .si5 OO9 y 50
Saltper bbl..... 80 DOL I" white. 49,. 9i6 90
Beef per cwt........ 80 DOL E" Rye.....,... Sll 20
Shoulders lb.. nominal Candles tallow. -. . 26c
salt Pork per Dbl S34 O0Candles opal ....... 300
Wood per Cord, a 90. .,. Cheese per b...... 22c
bbi.s5 IS Rasins' sf' &R Rfs SS E SlisS5 % %
white Fish bbBs bB sS e sySTs Sultan y 'SSs ssS 90
God Fish per bnew. lake Figs perm ..,,...... 400
Herring per Dbl. $l2 10 Drunes per .25c
Eggs per doz' 3oe Wool Twine. .2O@25c
Eorn E Meal per bus sl 2OS. y. Hams per H.. .2sc
prled Beef .''...'y.. 2sc Plain Hams. zoe
n.Uouear peru lvSgl5c Dried Pears. ......... .25c
Buckwheat Flour per ID &c Rags ................5 SO
Cranberries. pr brl. .$22 O0 Maple Syrup. 90 90
WHOLESALE MARKET. M ~
FLoUR-Sales at all rs to SO 90 for red, and
WHEAT-Scarce and firm. No. ] Red Western
$s 90; No do % 25i No. Milwaukee Club s2 Is;
goRN-But little old in the market. New active
and full supply.
0ATs-Seing at 35c
RYE-Sales at S0985c. .s ..
HAY-Sales atSl6 co. ...........
BBANs-Sales at So co.
SALT-Rules at 81 80. delivered. per Dbl and firm.
HIsH-White rule at $lS 00920 00per bbl
BARLEY;-Nominal. No sales.
BROOM CORN-Sl 90.
EELAx SEE3-sSles at % a5S2 40 per bush.
TIMOTHY SEgD-$275.
u Pro lRoS-H: b. NJ l,s5S9S5; No. Q e6as5sOO.C
~ 80
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FROM CANADA.
Fonian Prisoners Arraigned for Trial

SwEETsBURG, Dec. 10.-Geo. Crawford
and the thirteen other Fenan prisoners
were arraigned for trial to-day. Mr.. Dew
lin, counsel for prisoners. answered the in-
dictments with special pleas, first as to the
jurisdiction of the court, which was argued
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The wonderful progress of Medical
WA WScience during tho past str peGrs only
A\1makes II possible for the consc entious
WAW Physician tn declare, now, that CoSsrMP-
AAAk1ATIoN is as CERT TAIRLY CURED as hGterniit-
=. illlI TENT Fscer, and as oERTAINLY PBEvENr-
Ep as SD'N Poe. - Rec. Oaarls 3. King. M d.
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RuFfaIo MarheI.-pec. I

FIOUB-zThe demand Is moderAte; sA!es ITO BIB
No 1spring eli 90, rl af ftF#N lUf4
WHEAT-Quiet; nothing doing In any variety,
parties are apart in their views, and it S useless 10
give quotations.
CORN-Quiet; held at S1 90.
OATS-NOminal at 800. q
RARLEY--SAleR at el03.
RYENo round lots Of grain could no forced upon
the market. except q decline Of 50iOcI 4'nI
PRUVISI0NS--Quiet. ~ 'rfJta
DRESSED HOGS Quiet. 8t l.a,z,8ar- IL
WHISKY-Firm. e4 llas ono rif'aW
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ToIedo NIarKet-Dec. hi.

WHEA11ic better sales Of amber Michissn AZ
CORN $50 for old haaa l'T 779qs.iT % q
0ATS-Hed frmer and higher. i1a7 y "'tF
lkYE--Quiet. M ~ ,5~ga tlfv srD
H0GS-Dressed. unchanged. Il. ~
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
weekly Review Of Columbus nrarI1el

| STATESMAN OFFICE,
| TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. H.
L IN nm IN.
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New York, July l3.-The Herald's
Rio JunerO correspondent OF June TN,
gives the following details OF the great
battle between the PRnguaynns on the
9th OF May last, the announcement OF
which we have already had. General
Mitre had ordered tho assault OF the
cncmy's entrcnchcd camp TO take place
ON Tic 9th. Before, however, any
movement was made, on that day, at
half must elNycn in the morning the
enemy with his whole force attacked
the lines of the allies In three columns,
consisting of over 10000 men, COM
minded by Barrios Resguin and nnoth-
or general, probably DiuZ.
The Parnguayans fell upon the centre
and flank Of the allies with CXtnordi-
nnry bravery, bringing eight bnttnlions
of infantry and eight bnttHlions OF cav
nlry upon the centre, and the same
number on the left, md about one'hnli
of Tint number on the right Hunk.
Tho battle along the whole line became
ppnprnl mt once, although the allies
nrtIllery poured murdGrOus fire upon
tho Parngunynns. They drove the al.
lies until they cnme to II hand to hind
encounter, their cavalry rushing TO the
cnnuons' mouths. AMER four hours
hnrd fighting the Pnrngunynns were
forced 10 withdraw beaten and routed
10 their Qualifications. The estimated
losses OF the Pnrngunynns are set down
nj four thousand Killed and from two
10 three thousand wounded. Thcnllics
lost great many superior officers.
Generals OsOriO and PannnrO were
wounded,
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The Union CRucuS--.The New Freed
mems RnreRu BIlI.

NEW York, July l3.-The Tribune
publishes what is called an authorized
report OF the caucus, in which II re-
pents what Mr.. Raymond said. When
he supported the Philadelphia Conven-
ton he thought 1t was to be Union
Convention.
Mr.. Raymond did not vote on the
resolution, which was adopted, con-
demning the Philadelphia Conven'
ton.
negative.
Secretary Welles has written letter
to Senator Doolittle, approving the call
for the Philadelphia Convention.
The statements that have been made
in several metropolitan Journals of II
lengthy and stormy Cabinet meeting
being held, in which the new Freed
mems Bureau bill and the call for Il
convention to be held ut Philadelphia
next August were the topics discussed,
are all untrue.
We have II from persons high In au-
thorIty that so far not word has been
said In regard to the above subject in II
meeting OF the Cabinet, and If the Pres
Ident has written out veto OF the
Freedmen's Bureau bill, Of which there
seems TO be no doubt, he has never yet
submitted II to his Cabinet.
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NEW York, July'lS.

NEW 1Ohht July 10.
Cotton dull and unchanged at 35aS6c for
mIddlIng, upland. Flour dull, heavy and
lOal5c lower on common and choice grades,
while medium are In moderate demand
without decided change In prices; sales ut
81 459S 50 for extra state and extra round
hoop Ohio, and $40 0S9l3 90 for tIade brands,
closing quiet. Whisky quiet ut 81 2092 q for
western. Wheat dull and heavy, except for
prime spring, which IL scarce, sales at g 25a
2Sl for new No. Milwaukee. and $500 for
new amber Jersey. Rye dull and dropping;
sales 1000 bu western at o.. Barley and Bar.
ley dull and nominal. Corn opened shade
fTmer and closed with few sales at yesterdays
prices; sales at SSaS8c for unSOund new
mixed western; S5I2667c for sound do, and
VIC for western yellow. Oats, receipts 62,Bl5
bus, market lc lower; sales at 5O95Sc for Chi
cag0, and 0Oc for good Milwaukee. Coffee,
st. Domingo at lg]E995S. Sugar steady and
active at lOl<@llkc for Cuba, and ike for
Havana. Petroleum dull and unsettled at
DC for crude, and S7ISc for refined In bond.
Pork opened flrmer and closed heavy at
So l21T@32 81 for new mes, closing at $50 l2jS
cash; 80 50 for old do, and 80 75927 90 for
prime. Beef without decided chnnRe at slG9
p 50 for new plain mes, and SO 5l92i 80 for
new extra mes. Beef Hams dull aud nom.
inAl at SIS. Cut Meats flrm At l3k@l5JSc for
shoulders, and n @2Oc for hams Bacon dull
and nominal with very little offering. Lard
quiet at l8IS@2Ic. Butter dull at 9935c for
Ohio, and 2lSi Oc for State. Cheese dull aud
scarcely 80 lrm at b92lc.
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New York Money and stock Market
NEW YORK, July la


Money ia6 per cent; bulk OF business ut
per cent. Sterling friner at 1874 l09H.
Gold higher; opening ut lS35S, advancing 10
1884, declining TO lSl1<, advancing 10 l53k
and closing al 1871.
Government stocks are less active and
scarcely 80 firn; 5-9 coupons Of 1867, lOGjS; do.
Of 1895, 1867: 1910 coupons %. Missouri g.,
T9kS: Tennessee g., %; rs OF 1881 coupons, l09If
FrelghB TO Liverpool steady and un.
changed.
stocks steady; Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne &
Chicago eSjS; Chicago Rock Island g651SSi Chit
Cago 4 Northwestern AJS; Cleveland 4 Pits
burgh SEX; Michigan Southern SlS+; Hudson
hex; Reading 1851; Erie tx; New York
Central 99; Western Union Telegraph 52jS;
Ohio & Mississippi certificates ~; North
Carolina bonds 63yI; Milwaukee & Pnrle Du
Chlen preferred 81.
At the I o'clock open board the following
were the principal rIlleS: Erie ISL; Reading
1857; Michigan Southern and Northern In-
diana SlJS; Illinois Central l22IS; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh SIj< Chicago & Rock Island 96IS
Chicago & Northwestern A1s: Pittsburgh, Fl.
Wayne & Chicago SH. Gold closed AZ 1850
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CLEVELAND, July l3.-The Conven.
ton OF the International Business
Colleges, which was held in this
city during the week, adjourned this
afternoon. The session has been har.
monlous and full OF interest. Dele.
gates were in attendance from over
forty cities. The convention has been
addressed by the lending educational
men Of the State, and letters received
from prominent statesmen, educators
and business men throughout the
country. Judge Bell, of Illinois, WAS
elected President for the ensuing year,
The next convention will be held In
Buffalo, in May, 1867.
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The average price paid in Brooke and Han.
cock counties this season has been g. cents.
Samuel George 4 Co, have been the principal
purchasers, the amount being 900 pounds
motsly bOughtln Brooke. The amount OF
money thus circulated in the two counties Il
Sl0,O0. Most OF George & Co.'S purchases
have been for the houSe OF Edward Harris,
WOonsOcket Island.
The CadIE Republican estimates that 10000
pounds Of wool yet remain unSold In the
hands Of the growers.
Mr.. @, g. Smith, Of WhIteside county, ILL.,,
q few days ago sheared fourteen yearling me
rino ewes, the average Of their fieeces being
nine and seven-slxteenths pounds, The
same gentleman sold forty ewes OF his dock
for 50 per head-Sl, 100. Such sheep will pay
fnF PuIaln0
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The Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, July IL.
The following il the report OF the Dry
Goods Exchange jObbers' prices;
Tlckings-AIbany IL; Amoskeag A @ A 6O;
do. A 4TI<; do. B i2ISS; do. @ SIX; do. D S2Ixf.
Stripes-Amoskeag SIX; Albany lSIIff; Ameri.
can 81; ArasaphR %; Eagle 8. Hoop Skirts
Bndleyb Duplex Elliptic, SIs9l05; Bradley
Empress Trail, IL; Meyers x L. wide tapes,
BS9ll0; Meyen' X u, narrow tapes, 4S(J73,
Magic Rufties-Genulhe with trade marks
No. !, eos; No. 2 200; No. 8, us; No. 4, $50;
home made rutties No. !, 476; No. 8, $50; No. 4,
B5O with discount paid. Rubber Cravats-
k-lnch No. plain, 400; No. 2 figured ends,
so; 5S-inch do. az 10. 62l; Inch do. 80; do.
$50; S.inch do. 4T5; do SIS; l'inch 800; do. 600;
lL.inch do b25; do, 629,
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PRovIDENcE, 4. l., July l3.-Thc
Rhode Island Democratic State Central
Committee this morning issued call
for II State Convention to meet In Prov
idence, on the ID Of August, for the pur-
pose OF Glecting delegates to represent
Rhode Island In the Philadelphia Nh
tionnl Union Convention.
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IBy Telegraph

The Posts money article says:
Gold has risen 10 1854, and there Is q fair
business doing for cash gold. No interest Il
paid, and In some cases S9l per ent is paid
By holders 70 haveIt carried. The loan mar
ket Is easy at per cent, with rather less de-
mand for loans. There Is q small amount Of
business doing at 1, and few transactions
are reported at per cent. The stock market
Is easy without much activity. In Govern
ments less business Is doing, and the quota
lions are shade lower. Railroad shares are
quiet without much change In quotations.
lOT5<; Michigan Southern Sls<; Pittsburgh
SiE; Northwestern 3ilS; do preferred BS1S;
Toledo 1897; Rock Island 96T; Fort Wayne
Vs.; Ohio & Mississippi certificates 279S.
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, COM.
blnlng the maximum Of efficiency md
economy with tho minimum Vt weight aud
price. They are widely Rnd avOmbly known,
more thRn 40 being IN use, All warranted
satisfactory, or no sale. descriptive circulars
sent ON application. Address,
J. &. llOADLEI 4 CO,
Iyl2-imcOd LAWRESCE, MAS.
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PIrtsburrh omMnrI,et.


PlTTsBURGHt July IL.
There Is scarcely anything doing In oil, on
account OF the unfavonble reports from Eu-
some time. We note q sale Of ! 900 bblS, 10 be
delivered in September and October, at l21ffc,
sellen' option; $50 bbls at l21 70 and $50 at
former for barTelled oil. packages returned,
and the latter for bulk. Refined In bond Is
IL any Inquiry for free oil. We note sale OF
40 b6ls residuum at s. Is per Dbl, free on board
cars. NapthR Is dull.
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BOWLING GREEN. KY, July l3.-GeO.
Sheridan, the negro who murdered
Patrick Donovan on the 18th OF last
April, was hung II o'clock this morn
ing. He declared himself innocent to
the last.
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Elrn

CINCINNATI, July l3.-Cooper's black.
smith shop, Fier's turning shop, Lape's
planning mill, and Colker's stair build
ing establishment, all on Laurel street,
were destroyed by fire last night. 1t
was the work Of an incendinry. Loss
$4,000. Very little insurance.
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OswEGo, July 10.
Flour steady and unchanged nj $40 70 for
No. | spring; sl2 259l250 for red winter, md
SIS . for %N. Wheatdull and lower; No.
Milwaukee club s. Il, and No. | Chicago
spring 81 o. Corn quiet; No. Illinois held
nj nc, Oats held at 6jc for prime Milwaukee.
Canal Frelghts dull; wheat l2c, corn l0%dllc
TO New York. Lake imports; 1900 bu wheat,
100 bu peas. Canal export; 7IS bblS -four,
SS0 bus wheat, 9AO bus corn, and 1900 bus
Onig
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MEMPHIS, Julyl2,-A duel was fought
this afternoon ut tho Mississippi line
between A. GrcCnlnw \. II, Inylor,
Of this city. Tho Inter was killed the
first fro.
Weather exceedingly hot. River fell
4 inches tho past "a hours.
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LAWRENCE, KANSAS, July l3.-Gen.
Lanes funeral was fixed for Sunday
next but in consequence OF rapid de-
composition his remains were buried
to-day. All business Is suspended.
Funeral largely attended. Appropriate
services will be held In the Methodist
Church on Sunday.
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BALTIMORE, July Is
Flour steady, high grades scnrce Wheat
active and higher; new red s. rs. Corn firm;
white 81 y, and yellow CSC. Oats dull. Pro.
visions quiet. Mess Pork 1885,. Sugar quiet
At llh@l9c for grocery. Whisky dull nj
S2Gk
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NEw YoRW, July l3.-Thc Postaspc,,
cnl snys tho Tennessee congressional
delegation nro advised that tho consti-
luti0mnl amendment will bc passed by
the House Of TINT Stnto.
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New YoRK, June l3.-only one case
OF cholera in this city and Brooklyn are
reported today.
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Com
pany hive decided TO increase their
capital stock from 100000, to 500, 900.
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SEw ORLEANS, July 10.
Cotton-SaleS AS bales low mlddllng at sc;
mlldllng nj sc; the weeks receipt 2.SO bales,
against 3,1i7 last week; exports t,iId; stock
lU1,7@ bales. Sterling g., New York tx.
change u premium. FreighS 10 Liverpool
y; HnVTp !, New York y,
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For Snln

A PAIR OF Ray HORSES-SIN YEARS
n old, well hrL, handsome, gentle IN hnr'
ntSS and good soppOR. WIN bo sold very
cheap nv tho owner hW no work for them.
Apply to DIR, II. CAPEllARf,
ISI,tf bridgeport, Ohio.
The nbOvC horses will bc offered for sale In
frnnt nf urO T.. WickhamI Auction Rooms,
IN saturday morning. litS Instant at 10
n'ptpNlf
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New NoRK, July l3.-Tho steamer
Nirginin, from Liverpool with dates To
the 9th Of June, has arrived. News
nntICipnlpd,
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
FlourduIl. Wheat dull new red 81 7jSg S.
Corn firm; miXed western a61p6c. Coffee
dull whisky Pennsylvania held ut 81 2id
. - md ONO nj - ".
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TOLEDO, July IL.
Flour dull. Wheat dull and lower no
transactions OF Importance. Corn steady;
iliIEc for no mixed, sc for No, | white. Oats
QUIET; 35ISGGc for No. |. Freghts dull.
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MILWAUKEE, July 10.
Flour dull. Wheat dull at 81 Si3l IS fnr No.
|, Corn unchanged, Oats Arm and ad.
vanCCL Nc.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For 81. Louis and Upper Mississippi
River!
- The fne steamer "TALIsMAN,"
I enNGG ACapt Ben. Goodwin, will leave -
above, Monday, the 18Th Inst, Of
O'Clock, p, m.
For frelght or passage apply on board OF to
Jylt.2 Agents,
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The Latest News.
by TELEGRAPH.


ny the Union Linei
once, corner Of Main and Monroe street
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AM CLOSING OUT DRESS GOODS AT
lONa than old prices, J, Il, RHODES,
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IHECoNPLETIoN OFMY NEW STORE
having been attained, am now prepared to
offer 10 the citizens OF Wheeling, and the
public generally, the finest, cheapest, hand
soonest and very best selection OF Fancy, Sta
Die and Domestic Dry Goods that ever lay on
Wheeling counter or shelf all OF which, hav-
ing been bought for caSh while prices were
the lowest, will be sold at the lowest prices.
They arc new goods In new store with old
prices attached. Kindly thanking all my old
friends and former patrons for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon me, |
will endeavor, by a strict attention TO bust.
ness and a careful selection Of goOdsto merit
q continuance Of the same.
Beautiful things are Joys forever. as the Ia;
dies say when they examine Henry sBrueS'
stock Of
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The steamer SHERMAN Amos
eIleS.t Davis Master, will leave for the
above and intermediate ports on
Saturday, at O'Clock, p. m.
For freight or passage, apply on board or 10
IylS-2t BOOTH, BATTEELE & CO., AKtS