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Order Of TN. Lone star --ExccIs,or Dlvi.

Green Turtle and Terrnpin, OF exquisite
quality all this week. Families and parties supplied At six
shiliings per quart. s. A. bAhhh Q osate street..
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Is necessary Of the Zephyr Underve{ts
M Bowery willie they refresh the strong they strengthen
the weak and protect all. Give them \ trial.
Al RANKIN & co l0i Bowery,
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Result of the Days Labor.

SPECIAL cokREtpoNpEScE or THE HERALD.
CURIOUS MOVE or A SCOTT NEW yoRRER-A TRIUMPH
FOR THE FILLMORE AND WEBSTER MEN-sCorT
STOCK FALLING, Ere.
BALTIMORE. June 16-9P z, NJ.
sewards tactics for failed to-day.
The committee nominating permanent officers of
the convention this afternoon decided upon the Chair
man by the following vote
John q Chapman Fillmore delegate Of Maryland. ~
John NJ Clayton. Scott delegate OF Delaware. 13
Blank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mir. Chairman is thorough going, incorporating
Fillmore man.
simeon Diapers extraordinary conduct in ruily in
ierruptng Mr. Morgan. Of Maryland when engaged in
calling the meeting to order. and pushing hmse upon
the notice OF the convention by nominating Mr Evans
temporary Chairman has thus met With Just rebuke
Ia election " Mr Chapman as President OF the body
Irap.r conduct might perhaps have succeeded in ward
meeting in New York but 1t did not answer when tried
ON III. representatives Of the great whg party Of the
United States The Scott men rallied all their strength
John Clayton, aud his defeat is regarded preg
mani Of the feeling Of the several States
Bills stuck up in the several hsels this afternoon
requesting the delegates TO be prompt in their attend
aDce this evening to avoid being Draprrised,
AIR Bovine representing the Brooklyn district in Con-
gree has created favorable opinion regards his
Guitar talents by publishing. in yesterdays Globe
speech which he profe to have made in the House Of
Representatives in reply to Mr. Outlaw Of North Caro-
lima In several places he is represented as asking outlaw
10 correct him II be Is wrong &c. The beauty OF the
ter H. that he delivered any speech at all
represented The whole affair rich aud original though
some pers' inclined to designate II in other terms
The constitutional wings have carried everything be-
fore them They have secured the organization and If
The south remains true there IL doubt Of the result
The Scott men look down 10 the mouth X
OUTSIDE IMPRESSIONS AND sPEcuLATIoHs
3ALrtNoRE, June 1910 r. NJ
The outside impression prevails here Scott il done
for while the knowing ones consider the detection
III Kentucky settling the question in favor of Scott
Under all the circumstances the indifference Of Ken
tvcky TO the Compromise platform IL the last Of ia
gratitude 10 Henry Clay We still believe here that
Scott the Convention In hi hand but they Will make
him he mark ana then the free eoers will
tam Scott as having acted under compulsion. W.
New Hsmpshire Emitted States senatorship.
CoNcoRD, On II , June 10, 1862
caucus ~ the democratic members of the Lesisla
tnre h,d last evening W vote Of 80 70 G3 postponed
unt the November the choice ~ Uuited states
Senator pncr q Jehn y Hale whose term expires
a.. stb 81 March ngxt
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CFNTRFvILLE COURSE. L. I-TROrrfNu.-YRi-
~ Gay June 10. at o'clock, p. n. purse $3.50, nile
in In harness. Geo Spioer Ia
o.pey Mcisuglin enters oh. Zachary raylori J. Wood
suH ept,rs D. Pelham Omnibuses leave Fulton ferry
Brooklyn, at p o'clock JOEL CONKbiN. Proprietor.
s,ENTREviLLs COURSE L. I---TRUTriNG --ruE
ney creating exttement tAru re ever remember
witnessed ttng eonFt before and there ID
little doubt but that Will be BET ON this r,ee
that has taken place for
not confined 1, this CITY alone Phs
aepha the place where both these horses belong Is also
alive the sporting circles and thousands staked daily
tie RESULT zachary Taylor ia AZ present, the favorte
hut bo~ long he will remain So il TO be SEEM
DED HOUSE PLEASURE GR0UNDS-TROTTING.-
M A Of S25 will on Thursday, the Eth,
Mile heats, best three in ave- saddle for
that trotted for hr Sanford estsre
g. Mil Boy enters Lady Cas-; Mr. Butees
hers b. HIflsnd Maid q. Brooks enters b. Honest
jim; j. Ellie. enters blk Tip; owner enters m Susan
Il. LUFF, Proprietor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURSE, B0STON.-ON
Tuesday. July 18th, grand trial Of speed will
she above mile heats best three in ave
free for all trotting horses ut s O'clock p NJ On Wed
sesday July 18th trial Of speed will mile heats
win purse SloD, at3s O'Clock r. M On Fri.
day July 10th, grand trial OF speed viii, off, two mil
And t. harness free for all trottng horses At
o'clock. NJ Entries to be made ~ Falkland L. Duryee,
of East Broadway and Catherine street. New York
Also at Cambridge Park Boston, before Friday July
Wm T Porter, Esq of the spir. OF the Times, Hiram
Woodruff Esq Long Island In all Of the above trials,
two or more to make . race
PAGE g. GOODWIN, Propretors.
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Particular Attention Paid to Dag,
Ger. Franklin Pierce and W,Il,nm n.

ypne Children by Root at No. 1868 Broadway lie
markedly su scessful with even the youngest.
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Zephyr Under Shirts.--preserye your
health and enjoy real comfort by wearing the light soft
elastic and durable zephyr garment offered by
RAY & ADAMS No. 5q1 Broadway
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vT'HE PROPER OWNERS OF THE GOODS OF THE
merchant taors store GA Water street. saved ut the
the 9th Of December last will please call No 03
Front slip, and charges
the goods they will he sold according TO law
THE ORTICULTU RAJ SOCIETY OF STATEN
Island hold their FIJI xhiason this season At tht
TompkiDs Iyceum, Sspletan, Thursday tho 18th il
slant. commencing at r. NJ Admission TO subsGri
fets 25 cents Boats leave whitehall every hour,
the foot Liberty street. ut and returniay the
same hours. ii. X. BALI, Secretary.
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MRS. RUSSELL tLADY OF CAPTAIN RUS sTLL) OF
1vA The s. would respectfully inform the ladies and
ges tlemeu 81 New York that she opened
Saloon, the Of Broadway Howard street. Ea
trance eet ne will devote her ssna
attendance ard kindly aoits the patronage OF the public
Parts after tng the Theatre concerts and other places
be provided with ppars and refresh
mfnts either the Laie and Gent enens Ordinary.
private parora IL preferred Mrs Russell will endeavor
give ntet tior t. al who fav her with call aud kGd
" tenders her hanks the public for the liberal patronage
she has already received.
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CL1OTHyNQ,


TtAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE w ANTEp-
~ Ladies gentlemen having any Cothna Furniture or
Jewelry dispose OF obtain price bv send-
ing for the subscriber at s residence through The post
Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf No. 10 Em street
L. M DUSSELDORF.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies' and gentlemen having OF sIotno or fnr
niture TO dispose Of fair price by sending
for tho Subscriber ri his rsdenoe fine throuab the
Poet will be promptly attended TO- LADIES Nv Mrs.
Cohen. NJ ). COHEN, 10 Elm street,
CAsU FOR CDoTHING.-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN,
~ having cast on clothing furniture dispose o
receive the utmost valne In sonna Is store
BIZ through the Post COHEN ia hudson stroe
Ladies' attended 70 by Mrs Cohen,
rhsT OFF IEG.-WANTFD TO PURCHASE,
~ shout two thousand doiinrs worth rood Icfs on
Clolipe ~ large small quante COR which the fun vauc
aonnll7 through post. lhS MoR0NEY at biz store,
Ne. II Orange street, near Chatham street.
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send thee beard-Use bottle of and
you vii have pair Of whskers moustathe in six weeks
Ask g. Hicks 1872 Blocker street. what IL has done for him.
81 per bottle sent to any part Of the country.
X G.. GRAHAM. Ann strest,
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time the plee and elegant article
acsured, having requisite for gentlemans toilet
and as travelling companion invaluable For sale by G.
SAUNDERS e. SON. No. Astor House, and 387 Broad.
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R.so,r Lecoultrc-Thc genu,ne :,

Hns0fr LetOWItrc-Thc SeNMIne Gun DO OBJ
taned Of the subs eribers they surp,s all other
In their extreme Durability and keenness of edge. SAUN
DERS No. Aston House and s7 Broadway Rszor Strap
and Dressing Case Manufacturers.
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Superior Writing Ink, Cheap.-Thc Manu-
factory Of the Empire fnh to No. II
John street. Ink Is cents gallon only.
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Summer neutrality-suspicious. should not
leave The city yi'hens procuring supply Of Gsn.res
they conf rta. and durable article
tured. CANTRELL'S q No 33b Bowery.
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The assortment Of ladies,
Hot, Hotter. HOttest.-If the Wnrm

Their much further story THERMOMETERS
viii surely core into Nearly expeder to keep
cool has been tried including that of thinkiag the
frozen Caucasus but Of avail The last must be
10 make Of the Britannia Ice Pitchers the
water invention of modern times For SALE ghoeaale
and retail at the Britannia Warehouse. No. 6 Burning
slip by LUCIUS HART.
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LOST AND REWARDS.

AAOcG AND AEWAkkDSs
6srmoN TUESDAY MORNING, SUPPOSED IN A
Broaway and sutS rsss or so On n WAL
Freeman S Sc sSssy returning
+ osT-BETWEEN NORRIS STABLE, HOUSTON
street and the Red House, Porte Monnaie containing
aIont nifty dollars in gold and bills Of America
also sunory papers and memoranda valuable owner
he finder viii DO literally rewarded by leaving it at 81
$50 REwARD-LosT OR STOLEN, JUNE Is, IN
rSs} .,g:s IS @ sss
sss ana e. assS from SGss S win
will receive the reward and no questions asked
$40 REwARD-sToLEN-LA EVENING FROM
RV - The ,ss%sr Waikiki foot Warren three
can receive the above By 20 tbe
E a fs' Futon aSr'
SvV sGysry trunk with content yh'ah was
If S be- ssn rn@ @ city
Pm, June 18th. It contained ladies' and geatlsms"s
Ripley Ss s'1 painted ssf on sna1 ons w saa
Travers an Gss'cG 10 @ q On TOP wh coo
the N J. R. X. Office, Jersey City pS' y
goo REWARD LOST ON WEDNESDAY, EITHER
bank two bundles Of hills, marked D 4 Cook. contain
ing sla eastern and $50 State money. The finder will
tie same at No 1876 Front street y '''''Hs
&1OR EwARD.-LosT. ON SATURDAY EVENING,
rood spa ss so,a large ask Peg With
PeSd Z. with white Answers 70 the Of Hector s0
street 80 to who where the
dog be got stolen S25 for the Oft he thief
All persons are cautioned not to buy the dog.
x REWARD-LOST, ON THE MORNING OF THE
PO 10Th instant while getting In 70 New Haven
The corner OF Eighth street AVID Fonrth small
Diamond Breast Pin (for gentleman The finder
ere the above REGARD aud the thanks Of the
leaving it at the Office Of Hatch Yale 75 Cedar street
EoUND-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 18TH INST
in Firth avenue between Tenth and Twelfth Streets
Gold Pencil Case. The obtain the same nv
elying it, and paying the charges Of this
at the Office Of 20 Beaver street.
II OU DIN THE RIBBON STORE 40 CANAL
street, Pocket Book containing $50. The will
lease call Tor the same, property and this
advertisement II. s. LICIBUSTFN lao Canal a.
CToLEN OR STRAyED-FRoM THE CORNER OF
- Hester street and Bowery brown Horse and with
art box on; Number Of cart llSS Any returning
same ~ McCormicks store, of First and
ISehneth street, will be handsomely rewarded.
TF9Nk FouND.-TAKEN, THROUGH MISTAKE,
from the steamer Hin dis Saturday last leather
f"nk WIN canvas covering marked with the initials j.
on we emu ne owner have the calling
Patteps HOTEL corner Of Greenwich streeta
proving property, and pay ing charges. ''
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smiled could he Rave forsseon that atcs would
applied t. shirt making; yet il is peculiar application
Of the principles Of mcnsuraon has enabled GREEN, No
tor House TO furnish shirts for every style of igure
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cheap Baths for the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dssbrosses street Baths open Single sion
122 cents; ten tickets for ST. Warm Sea Baths Al
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POLITICAL.

THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
mittee "A special meeting Of this Committee will
he held At Tammany Hail. the 18th inst O'Clock r.
NJ Punctual attendance Is requested. Nv order.
AUGUSTUS SCHELi., Chairman,
J JSsyr. b irI r,,1s.'r'' Secretaries.
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nIvIDEND- HANOVER RANK. NEW YORK JUNE
= 10 ea2-The Board Of Directors have this declared
dividend Of four az cent, payable
toekbolders m after July is book
will be closed from the goth TO the inst beth
NJ 4 Ao.4.;o
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Broadway cobsispg of Zephyr Under Shirts
Grssamer stocks and Crayatf SILK and Isle Gloves
ported from the irst French houses
infpeetion Agate Corazzo Shirts stand rd article
OF fashion, they the plus ultra of making
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DIVIDEND CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE CON.
- sany Nav York. June 4, ls52.-A dividend Of eight
PSF cent has been declared this payable stock
holdess, on demand. 1T the Office No g. Wall street
j. M MCLEAN, Secretary.
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Fulton street, have a splendid assortment Of
Clothpg well worthy the attention # merchants and
mechanics clerks and traders apprentices and
gentlemen Of elegant leisure" Call and make your
selections.
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DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SoOT
- land Tor any amonnt, payable in any city town 1,
the United Kingdom, sale by
[ nd IN "A Wall ais
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15
The Canvass in this District

We have lately had occasion to converse with
gentleman who have been in various parts of the
District, and we have fiattering accounts of the
prospects of our Presidential and Congressional
candidates. Although Gen. ScoTT will poll very
heavy vote yet the impression is very general that
Mr.. WILEY will run much ahead of him and
somebody else, so popular is he where known and
so unpopular is his opponent. Mr.. CLEMENS seems
to be "growing small by degrees and beautifully
less" POLITICALLY not corporeally,) while his COM
pettqr is daily becoming the favorte of all classes
of the Independent voters. Had Mr.. Willey come
out little sooner really think that Mr.. Gle
mems would have been taken off the track and a
more acceptable man placed on in his stead He
is now "cavortng'' through Brooke and Hancock,
the irresistible conviction that he is not the man
they want. If he will only canvass around ac-
lively until the election, Mr.. Willey's election is
positively certain and, if he should tire, we think
that Mr. Wileys friends should devise some plan
for keeping him in motion. All that we want is
for Mr.. G. to show himself and let the people ask
vino he is, &C., &c.f and then we have naught to
fear. He is dealing death" to somebody, in b.
and H., but perhaps tits to himself. The Cd day
of November will convince him that he has mis-
taken his calling and that he Snot the proper ma
10 wear Eliiah's mantle, though he, one of old,
will probably find certain under garment sticking
with agonizing cohesion to his rotund form.
Every body is asking after him and VIZ fear his
health ison the decline. r ..t. -,.s.. ". L..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15
Wing Meetings.

W.T.. WILEY, the Peoples candidate for Con-
gress, and It. NJ. GALLY, Wing Elector, will ad-
dress the people of this Congressional District, at
the following times and places:
New Martinsville, Tuesday, Oct. 10, at o'clock.
Sisersvlle, Wednesday, Oct. 20, at o'clock, N.
Middlebourne, Thursday" 81,
Centrevile, Friday, &c %,
Wellsburgh, Monday, " 25, (Court day)
Wheeling, Tuesday, " PC.
West Liberty, Wednesday, Oct. 81, 2 O. clock P. NJ.
Bethany, 81,
Freeman's Landing, Thursday, Oct %. O'Clock.
New Manchester, Friday, &c %,
New Cumberland, g 30,
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= = Commi..ioncrs of Elections.

THE following named persons have been appointed Com
5saf5 me 81 and Vice
President the United States anda Member OF Congress
~ court Of Ohio county and knote, John Eof and
Geo w. Sights, comnis soners appoineu by ne no,
this Commonwealth, TO supcrlnenu Inc eiecuo Al inc
Courthouse, TO wit: g. u Vi u ItI 81 H. Il y I
For District No. /, at Brotherton's Tavern.-
Andrew Yates, Robert Williamson, Abraham Bea-
sle John E. Ssson, and Charles Baguley. I
For same District, at Samuel McConnclPs house
Samuel Oldham, Samuel Kimmons, John Hall,
William Miligan and Jones Robinson. a.
For District No. ., at Washington L. Bisg's
house, West Libe rty.-Mason NJ. Dunlap, Robert
Mcfarland, Jonns Steel, John Brady and VIM. b.
Curtis. f7,-s-y Is EFfE.r :. .rE.CT 4 go,
For District No. 3, at the School house in Akin
son School District-David Atkinson, Thomas
McCord, John d. Wilson, Samuel c. Farmer and
Henry Crawford. ~
For same District, at Woods Run School house
james Kelley, Alex. y. Allison, Samuel McCol-
loch Isaac Kelley and William McCurdy.
For District No. 4, at Fosters Tavern in Tria-
deDha-James Vance, Noah H. Garrison, Jacot
Gooding, Adm. Betlillion and Hugh Milligan w
For District No 5, at the First w ard Hose house
Samuel Irwin, Simeon d. Woodrow, Thomas
G. Culbertson, Lewis Steenrod and Michael Swee-
ney.
For District No G, at the Court House.-John
Knote, John Q. Eof, George w, Sights, Walter
G. Scott and Robert Hamilton r,szts'.- .7.E-.s
For District No I, at the Fourth Ward Hose
IIouse-Benjamin Exley, Alexander lladden, Lo-
renzo D. Wait, Daniel V. Tharp and F. W. Bas-
Sett. a.. ..-.-
For District No 8, at the Fifth Ward School
house, Alexander A. Quarter, Christopher s
Lambdn Beverly NJ. EoG, George Hardman and
James Sweeney. ..f '-'...
For same District at the School house in Soutf
Wheeling or Northumberland Ott Will
liam Kryter, John Montgomery, Lloyd G. Hughes
| ard Thomas G. Stephens. zr.s.n--
The three persons first named at each precinct are ap
the election OF electors for Presiden
Vice President and the whole appointed to super
inland election OF n representative in Congress.
Oct. 10, 1S52-1wd-wte
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f-T-The Washington (Pa.) Reporter records the
death of three aged matrons of that county, within
a few days past. 1t says,
The first is Mrs. Ruckman, residing few miles
cast of Amity, the widow of a Revolutionary SOL
der who was in the battle of Trenton, who died at
the advanced age of los years On last week, Mis-.
Wise, relct of Mr. Adam Wise, died at the residence
OF her son, David, in Morgan township, Greene
county, at the advanced age of 95 years. And in
MilsGorough, on the LIST, Mrs. Elizabeth Bower,
rclict of ohm Bower, aged II yrs. The aggregate
age of these three venerable matrons foot up 271
years. Very remarkable longevity, surely.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15
w. T. Wiley, Our Candidate for
Congress-.

At a Meeting of the Wing Central Committee
yesterday. he.followng appointments for Mr.. Will
LEY to address the people of this Congressional Dis
trict, were made,
Friday Oct. 18th, Haneytown, evening.
Saturday 10th, Triadeiphia, o'clockP. NJ.
/" Wheeling, O'Clock p. NJ.
Monday 18th, Gravecreek, O'Clock P. NJ.
Further announcements will be made in our next
paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15

A Coon OsE-The Toledo Blade tells the story
of chap on their road, who, experimenting COLI
sion af the cars, put his De-preserper on, blew it
up, and, leaning his back against the side Of the
car, resigned himself 10 his fate! s1.s ~
U.As proof of the hardness Of the times, there
is a man in Iowa who kills only half hog al a
time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15

TThe Wings of this city will meet at the Mon
roe House and form procession for Triadelphia at
1874 O'Clock on Saturday, to hear and greet Mr..
WILEY. RUNS band will be in attendance. Be
punctual. Mr.. Wiley will speak at the Court
House on Saturday night. Go and hear for your
selves. ..r ..--. ....- .. - Ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15

SERIOUS FIGHT IN MAysviLLE-On Thursday last
an almost fatal a1ray occurred in Maysviile, KY,
between the Rev. Mr.. Grundy and Mr.. Reid, both
| of that city. The two met on the street and COM
menced political argument, at which the parties
"waxed warm and warmer until they came TO
blows The cergymen was badly bruised in his
face and limbs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15

REsuRREcTIoNIsT KILLED.--The Cincinnati Com
mercial of the sth says: About two clock on yes
terday morning Mr.. Jacob Swein, the Sexton of the
new City Burial Ground, was awakened by man
in his employ, and told that some one was in the
grave yard and engaged in digging up bodies. Mr..
S., taking his gum went out and saw three persons,
one of whom advanced towards him with knife in
his hand. Mr.. S. Immediately raised his gun and
fired, withs so much certainty as TO kill the body
snacher dead in his tracks. The other two instant
ly fled, leaving horse and wagon, and the nipple
ments used for digging up the graves behind them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15

u-JMRs. SwIssHrLM, speaking of the two candi
dates for the Presidency thus expresses her opinion
with her usual effective language:
personally we have always preferred General
Scott to Gen. Pierce, because we like man to be
what he pretends-to succeed in making himself
what he aims to be- So, military chieftain is
better than man who tried 10 be hero and
could ntn ,
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ynIuublc Property for snic or Co.
prsIp

THE undersigned offers for sale or co IN;
HAST PURNACE, located four miles from the me VI o
baltimore and Ohio Railroad and near Fairnount Marion
Co. Va, together with abundance oil Iron IRE ie' Lille,
stone Coal and Timber close the furnace uhuci
signed wishes either 10 SELL extend hs opGi
who will, join in with thus establishment, and furnish
steam Engine, he will offer the most liberal terms eeei'
ing all ma hinery or stock at iar valuation
SpcCimcns of the Ore and Pig Metal may be seen at TUG
Office OF the Wheeling lnteigcncer. =, a.
Cost OF ore delivered the furnace per ION.
Cost OF Charcoal, pcr 100 bushels. Z'.o
{.
Hon Ihonras HAMMOND will receive and conduct any
to the may desire to visit and
examine IL. =. =, ,',,,,,l
r oCt11-n JOHN ". " iLb'A'i''
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UrThe New York Herald, the most unscrupu-
lous Locofoco sheet in the Union, wonders at the
confidence of the Wing papers in the election of
ScorT but admits there is some cause to anticipate
such result lrsai uu =s= -asrUt srs.