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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-27

The second class passengers, tlcketed at the Oh
fee were as follows
For ChicagO.-Mr. Hartley and wife, Albany;
Toogood and wife, Troy; Mrs. Stevens, residence
unknown.
For Mlruaukie.-Nr. Marshall of Boston; Messrs.
Hall, Graves and Colvin, residence not known.
For SheJoygan.-Mr. Turner, residence un-
known.
For DetOit.-Mr. Wurts, wife and two children,
Mr.. Zimmerman, Stewart, Bid and wife, Lucas
and Hays.
How many of the above are lost, it is impossible
at present to say, but is thought that the loss of
life has been principally confined to the poor emf
grants who, although life is, of course as precious
to them as TO the wealthiest of our citizens, will
leave fewer amongst us to lament their untmely
deaths.
In addition to the above, there were on board
Mr.. A. E. Doggett, of Chicago, Mr.. Walbridge,
father of Mr.. Wells Walbrdge of this city, and
Mr.. John w. Murphy, Express Agent, all OF whom
were saved.
From Mr.. Holman, NJ. C. Railroad office, we re-
ceive information that the following were the num-
bers of tickets issued from his office:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-27

oHro.-Hon. W. F. Hunter, in a letter to the
Cadi sRepubEeGn, denies that he is opposed to
Gen. SCOTS election. He intends to vote for Scott
and Graham and will support them enthusiast
icallY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-27

War ABour Cause.-The NY. Express has in
telligence to the effect that Peruvian garrison
has been established on the Lobos Islands to pre-
vent American vessels fromeloading guano, with
have left the United States for the Islands, and
fuss may grow out of guano!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-27

Mass STATE CoxvExr1oS. Wing State Cen
trail Committee of Ohio have called Mass Conyen-
ton of the friends of Scott and Graham, to be held
at Columbus, on the sth day of September next.
Eminent speakers have been invited. -. 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-27

% Helena, Arkansas, was destroyed by fire a
few days ago. Only two business houses were left
Loss estimated at 100000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-27

NJ Attbe late festivities at stasburg, Louis Ma
poieon danced with a young peasant girl-the
tenlagogue!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-27
FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
Electors at Large.
WILLIAM b. PRESTON.
JOHN n. Bolts.

Wig Electoral Ticket.
,.- D,,rp1cr-JOHNR KILBY, OF Nansemond,
o., mSTRICr-EDW. r CHAMBERS, of Mecklenburg
an RsTRIcr-THOMAS S. PLOURNOY, OF Halifax.
Jr,, DTsrRtcr-H H. MARSHALL, OF Charlotte.
Srm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RIVBS, OF ALTERNATE.
Err, DIsTRIcr-WlLLIAM G. SCOTT, of POwhatan.
nm DfSTRIcT-JOSEPH SEGAR, of Elizabeth City.
Sr,I DsrRtcr-ROBRRT MAYO, OF WeStmoreland.
tsrH IfsTRIcr-HRNRY w. THOMAS, of Fairfax.
iGITH IrsTR1cr-ALEX'R. X. B0TELER, OF Jefferson.
ifTu DIsTRIor-COL. J. b. BALDWIN, of Augusta.
ioru DrsTRIcT-JOHN RCHOLS, OF Monroe.
i9rH DtsrRIcT-wALTRR PRESTON, OF washington
1ITH D1srRIcr-JOHN J. JACKSON, Jr.p OF Wood.
18TH DIsTRICT-T. NJ. GALLYI OF Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14
DisO sters. &c.

BFIG JOHN DUrToy from New Orleans for Mantanzas
which put into Key West in distress experienced heavy
gale OF wind when two days out losing topas aud spring
ing leak survey oreered discharge; cargo empty
barrels.
ssnR RsmKAn Foce, at Norfolk passed OF Cape Flori.
da, Sd inst ships bowspr broken of at the knight
head with cap attached apparently belonging 500
ship sane day pss,ed a cssk Of oil
scHR W DIXON, of Harwich was run into oG Hunting.
ton ILL., night OF I'd inst by an eastern brig showing
light and supposed to have been badly injured Schr
DR. Franklin laid by her until found that she re-
quired no asst lance.
COAL LADEN scHR apparently bged was seen ashore
neart the Fort at Hunnewes Point mouth Of the Ken
rebec river, by the Arenzamendi at Bath
STEAMER B1ADAY Mclaughlin, from Baltin for Will
mpgton, NC, went ashore on Friday last Kitty Hawk
in Currituck county and became total wreck Engines
saved ar d to be sold on the 18th. Crew saved
A FORE scBR. of about 100 tons burthen is
ashore at Currtuck Inlet The captain would have no
board equently particulars concerning her could
be obtained. She is apparently new vessel, and in
ballast
Arr at New Bedford 18th, bark Louisa, Wyatt Pa
sp 1850 do VIII OIL 5000 lbs bone has on freight 2 2s
lbs bone from the Kutuso, 20,1O4 do from the Dart
mouth 2o,452 from the Logan, 46s7 do from the Men
lon l56 IL w. dartmouth, Manchester, Nh 200 sp 500
VII; March IA, lat 4ei s. lon 5aK, Gszells, Uphsm,
Sid from Provincetown 7th schr Montezuma, Freeman,
n Atlantic.
AR al Woods Hole 10th, ship Potomac Grant, Pacific
tucEet Spoke and heard om Oct TO- Lat Is lon 1850 W,
Spartan, Wyer, Nan, $50 sp; Nov IL lat TO- Ion 1877 Ma
pei. on Holley do 500 .p 18th lat so lon 1852 Susan
smith, DO $50 50; 10th, lat 10 lon 1e2,
Conn DO, 1eoo bbs; 27th, lat SO 40 lon 172 4o Ella
BETH Paker, NB $40 sp date, Lat a. lon 1885, Norman
Chase Man. $50 sp lat 40, Ion 153 Corioanus Grinns
Mystic 1900 VII Zoo since leaving Sandwich rslands)
Dec :, on the equator lon ne Lion, Nichols, Previ
dence, 1900 sp Left at Bay Islands Jan C0vinston
Morgan sampson, DO 1000 sp for homo ds Alpha Con-
DON, Nan, 900 sp; Brighton, Weaver, N B. foo6 WI
HobAr. Town 4 Az. Rocco Gor.r.n, wv. loce BIS
Ar ct Gealagos aeth, tsrh UsissA 6ta4sa WILCOX,
asxsh 0AetlsadA A1pe ~ NspAant n 90 Aims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

A SINGULAR CASE or ABDucTIoN.-The Ontario
county Times gives the following particulars OF of
sbouetisn trial before the Special Sessions at
Geneva The defendants Asa B. Smith, William z.
Smith md Thomas Wright, and they charged with q
lore bic abduction and carrying away from this State
iDe per- on OF Eliza B. wife OF Addison J. Bennett.
The defendants QuakeT protesting the principles
-Df peace. The facts far show, that tie cot
august 1852 the said Eliza b. who is the augher Of
%iDiam r Smith left the residence Of her father in
Nacedon Wayne county, in company with ADDISON J.
Bernett; that they went 10 East sMacedou and aere
the marriage vow; that the happy couple return
Jog 10 the house Of friend Of the bridegroom the
residence OF the brides "a Their when To- the hone ynco
was suddenly obscured-perhaps forever.
They were met IN the highway in Victor by the 10 .
PENDANTS sDd the mother Of the young lady. On H..
Iueetog of the parties much " noise and confusion
'vaies The fair bride spirited awayr and tae CIV
made BeIedck left minus rib subseuErs tly,
ssn on the evening (he day being SUNDAY the
Iioe 10 company with several relations took the rs
GeneYa and proceeded to Philadelphia. This j. ne ab
sctioo charged by the prosecution and WHICH y slammed
y the oefp ndants beng the result OF Mrs. nnett
Dyn free viii MIR. 3. after like Philip u search
Df vie gave chase. Some four weeks fter turned
mp ia the Quaker city and there seen by spouse
~ rough window wherenpon she and ber cos ognosy
ppdQe TOOK hasty leave, and return ed 10 hsS edou
Much litigation has out Of this TRAM action
more ccne, and which, il is apprehendv cannot b.
of much profit TO the parties concerned Two wrts
habeas corpus have already been issued in the matter
but Mr. B. has failed yet to obtain Wy society Of hi
WIFE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

Journey o. Lieut.. 0eAAo - C0l1fo9Waa
The Louis DMcss s.ys that I!sut Bsass ist for his
route Indicated By Fremont and Lsreux. leaving the
frontier Of the State at the mouth Of the KAnsas he viii
proceed rapidly Over The broad plain betw the Akaa
above bsnts Fort hsess up that river to its head the
Pass ssasrs d Christie Into the valley Of Sam Luis
st the hssd Of the Dol Nerts he will then b about
n nah sey and WIN g out By the Psss Puerts de-.
De Santa Cara, when he win feel Il home /. this
part (from the head Of the Del Norts to Las vegas
oil the route being well known. He goes unencum-
bered with provisions baggage and has no useless
company. Two trained Frsnchmen, WIS know how
mountain and Mr.. Harris Heap. who ha, had some
persace in wild travelling both in California and Asia
Minor win be his only companions TO the valley Of San
the Mexican settlement At that place. They carry
cooking utensils ard rely upon pinOe (p0unded corn
tho mixed with water and drank raw pemican (puveri
red dry meA and beef dodgers (caled meat biscuit to
supply the DEFICIENCIES when the rides Go not and gsm mo
blanket apiece win b their sleeping bnsnt the
earth for bedstead and the skies for eauopy.
The superintendent and his friend, Mr.. Heap. win look
al The ground they 60 it. and take note OF what
they Sec and sketches also-Mr. Heap having pencil
and both having pens; and viii make observations to
show their oDgitudes ATTITUDES and attitudes both
the: work. The night will bring up the lsbors oil tho
day They travel on mules three to . man and il sue
will esta for all future travellers the shortest
aghtest route to San Francisco the line Of the
-t OIL the best grass the most water most wood aud
distractions of kind and all south of the tenn
re- Latitude Of SO degrees.
Mr Beale is not in the navy, having resigned has
c"nnssion for more active life than that which the
asy affords. He does not command q surveying party,
sod IA way employed under the late act OF Congress
Authorizing surveys. He is simply returning to ais
show the best route to California thus kling two
b'fds with one stone"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14
Stuck Snles

PHILADELPHIA May l4-Reported by Reese D. Fell
First Board 81 600 Camden and Anboy IS, rs 9sH
DO IS. CO. es 500 Pttsbars ss. 60 ss,. 20 Rich h.
mood District SIS as u.s. 400 shs Schuy Nav Pref 34,4
$50 do 34A; 200 Long Island b. 1881 so Morris Ca
b5, eS7s; As Commercial Bank, b5 90; - Camden and
Amboy Railroad Isl 4; Philadelphia Bank S. 1871;
"a 16; 40 Susquehan ma Canal b5 15sl l2Norrsto
Railroad 54h; 2NO gas, 49, 100 Girard Bank, So ID;
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 72k. After Board
200 schuyrNay Pref b5 34s 400 do Down, 34S 100 do
34S so Schuyi Nav Preferred is and int 4i. go Cir
ard Bank IA; so Farmers and Mechanics bank, 72l.
IS Pepna RR SO; 100 Long Island, 1914; $50 do, IDS
1917.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14
Obituary.


Mr. G A. SHElToN,-Ths gentleman, who was killed ~
the explosion OF the steamer Jenny Lind the OF San
Francisco win be remembered by many Of citizens
the person who brought here, about year ago. large
number Of very fine specimens Of the floral and agcut
raj products Of California Mr. Shelton appeared nun
Der OF times before agricultural associations aud
communicated much valuable information in Iega d to
the wealth Of the sell in the Golden State He
TO California few months since, to prosecute his
searches and billed while returning from botanical
expedition 10 the rich valley Of San Jose
WILLIAM WAUGH soldier Of the Revolutionary war
died recently at Deering N H. at the advanced oil 80
years.
JOSHUA MCQUEEN sergeant in the army OF General
Washington Gied few days since in Frankfort KY aged
loo years.
Major THOMAS STEVENS soldier in the Revolution died
in Brooksyile, Me- on the 7th inst aged 90 years.
JOAN FARRAE LID, late Hollis Professor of Mathema-
tics in Harvard University died at his residence in Cam
bridge on Sunday last the sth inst aged 73 Prot Far
native Of Lncolu Mass. He graduated at Har
ward College just fifty since next Commencement,
and after holding the Office of tutor for two years.
appointed TO the Chair of Ma hematics and Phoso
ply in 1907 which he filed with distinguished abilts and
for twenty nine years In 1886 he resigned his
Professor ship account of declining health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14
Herald Marine Correspondence

EDGARrOws, May IL.
Arrived Brig Charles De Wolf (Br) Card, New York
for Wndsor schrs Sontor Besse Wareham for Kenne-
bee river; feDsacola, boundE
l2'h-AIr ship Lexington (of Nantucket, Brock, to 6t
for whaling sid brig Charles De Wolfe; schrs Monitor,
and Pensacola.
1S,h-Arr schr Syph Of Brookhaven reported bound E.
PHIADEIPlgA, May IA PM.
Afiyed-sebrs Henry Payson, Edrdge, Boston Enter.
pfi.e, Pendleton, Wilmington.
Cleared Steamers City Of Richmond, Mitchell Rich
wes'cott Savannah Mary scul somsrs Boston Liber.
ty Williams, Roxbury; Mary Ann Guest Foster, Proyi
dencs Enterprise PendletOn, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

DOuBLE HoMICIDE.-A very dreadful homicide was
srpstrsted Maybintsn, on Friday last the partcu
lars Of which nearly follows-It seems that Mr.
become questionable to him. and whose removal from
his premises be sought TO effect After conversation
aercstsn snsued when the wife of the oversssr being
armed WITH pissl threatened TO shoot Mr. Sims Being
armed vSh double barrel gun, Sims immediately shot
her dsws 1nrsesd at this h<ovsrsesr erdersd his
20 bnx nd run q etss~ Nus when fbs lsffer i~v~'ed
-. al And kirsd The sysr.sS.--ce~ps >ssA Cs-ut-
ain. kq 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

LOCATION OF THE WESTERN Nib ,ITARY AsYLuN.
We had the pleasure of meeting esterday says the
CINCINNATI Commercial Of the 18th IN st Dr. Graham on
his return Washington he h sold to the United
states his springs and improvement with the appurten
ant lands OF two three hundred cres 900 ard
the military asylum for the We st has besn there per
mapeutly located This Of the most beautiful and
bealthfui places in Kentucky, or in the Union The
principal buildings well cJnstructed and admirably
adapted for such laudAble purpose The grounds
tasfuy laid out and emb sered in trees and here the
wearied soldier will find that soace and comfort
cial enjoyment which he mas glorously from the
gratitude Of his country, b. his patriotic services.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

A CASUALTY PREVENTED BY PROPER PRgcAU.
yos1he Hudson River train due here at half past ten
this mosnog was nearly hour behind time. We iearn
from passenger that, VIXEN a mile vo below Cold
spring gong at full speed one Of the journals OF the
locomotive broke, throwing 4 from the track The axle
prevented s dropping and the oyerturn nd smash that
would otherwise have ben inevitable After dragging
short distance over ties, the speed Of the train vas
checked Had the engine been Of the ordinary
the train would probably have been thrown into the
river with results perhaps terrible those o Norwak
albany Journal, Nay 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

MARRIAGE CERTIYIcATE.-The following certiA.
cate WAS duly granted to the parties theres named and
sgssd By a. embryo justice OF the peace In Peoria
~ nlipois:-
10 AZ the world greeting, knoy - John Smith sad
DIES sry,herr IN prAcot ssd whom nv
eo.misaos ee~as I 90 ~ aary'ea scsd. A~A Satssa
haek 10 kver aoeldsatA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

ANOTHER RAILROAD VIcrIM.-Edward Owens
the late tender OF the draw the Rancocas bridge pub
fishes statement of the late accident at that place
showing that he performed his duty entirely according
tsibutabe only to the careessness Of the engineer in
disobeyng instructions by running faster than ne should
wbea coming toward drawbrdge. He declares his in
enon seek legal reparsion for the loss his
has sustained by unjust mputation Of blame 70 him,
apd says that although crippled in their service and
while the wag,s Of other employees have been proper
tioDsbiy rassd the company have yet ken him upon
miserable pittance and cent him forth FOR fall
9te OF dyty TO suffer in poverty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

SENTENCES OF MuRDERERs IN BUFFALo.-John
Beler having been convicted at the present the
court Of the murder OF Bartholomew Myers the
rg Of the 2sth Of February last and his counsel having
tsten exceptions during the trial the case argued
before the Supreme Court ard trial denied The
prisoner brought into court and being asked IL he
bad anything to say replied that he under the inA
Of liquor and very much excited at the time he
committed the deed and that he very sorry Beler
is Pennsyvania German, apparently about twenty two
years Of age can speak but little English aud has very
few friends IN this country The sentence Of the court
The hours Of 10 M and O'Clock Pm, Friday the
gath day Of June next
At the General Term Of the Supreme Court on satur
day. the cafe Of William Derry who was convicted Last
winter Of numbering his wife by beating and kicking her
to was brought before the Supreme Court By bis
counsel Hon. Eli Cock where trial denied and
the prisoner sentenced to be executed between the
hours Of and o'clock J. Friday the frst day Of
July next Derry is an Irishman and his wife was Eng
lish,-Bpfolo Courier, Ndy9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

49, All packages and letters inende5 saS The Nsw YoRz
HxsAi should BE- sealed
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--rays DAY
Sun RRM........ ...4 As MOON sIsxs NOR. 0G 43
SKIS. ............7 O5 mGB WATER. mowa 90 2,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

GBv SAsDs H0ox MAosErlo TELssaAPm.l
I'm HsoUAxea Nay A-T PM
frgate, ship, and ons bark. In the oGlng No rig
nails. Ship Heivs,ia bound out has rsturned AID an
cbo.ed at the Spit. The steamers Alabama, Marion,
Roanoke, and Delaware bound out, have passed the
Highlands.
Wind Hight from the South. weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

Tclegrnphic Marine Reports.
NEw ORLEANS. May IL
Ar:yed-ship Clatssa Boston; bark II Kimball,
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

yst. Hsvrs; Anglo 6axon SEA- Francisco bark Louise
Wind during the dsy, South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

Some time ago noticed thata woman named Mary
Delany had been convicted in Pittsburg OF nansls ug
ser She charged with murder in the first degree
but after session of the jury. six eight days in
length verdict Of guilty rendered. II turns
out that the unhappy defendant is the guilty person
1t was stated by her counsel motion to set ide the
verdict, that person had just made confession to
the effect that he the guilty party and that his
sciay would not allow o. Mary Delany suffering in his
st ad This COME ssion had been made in presence of
81 il dvduals and the speaker understoo that
matter low undergoing investigation before the city
m III. ttafe -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

ssanshtps esc;so. Hvssyssi; Asbana, aAvanuah;
Marion, Ohar'estss, Rsssoks. Asssslk Co. shipp HsI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

HAlTAx-Arr May s, schr Jarus Hart, Brown, NYork
Juan FERNANDH-Arr March g. bark Saxonville,
ref eshments. to sail S.h
IEcHoRS-ln port April %, brig Enrico (sard), for
Boston few days no other vessel the berth for the
MArIA-In port April ~, bark sultana, Watson, for
Boston abt 10Th.
NEsINA-In port, April is, brig Helen Ryder, Nick
for Boston days also the foreign vessel, Oscar
and Tell, for NYori, do.
MAnsEIIEs-In port April &c ship Albania, Crowell,
from Genoa for Boston leg bark Aero Iris, Clark for
NYork, few days.
MAYAcrw.ln port April %, brig Iamartine, senter,
NEWPORT Fin port April 90 ships Ionian colley, and
Elizabeth Hamilton, Jones, for NYork ldg.
PEsAye-sld March IL, bark Hollander Barssow, west
Gill, for Tansma.
pAERxo-in port April IS, ships Arthur. Talbot from
do Gen Jones, Hsldng, from Marseilles arr i4th TO
a do do SD FIJI bark Pomp 0 Wheasn
Boston 18th, brig Ercole (siclian), NYork 17th brig
RooHKiIs1In port, April &C. bark Franklin (Fr), Re.
eaud for Boston, ready detained by head wind since ed
brig Afyede Fr), to load for do.
RorTERDAM-In port April 20, barks Eutaw Mathews,
for Boston dg Hy Shelton Allen to load for NYork and
Baltimore Dutch vessels Hoop verwatchng Pybes for
Boston about ready; MariDus & Gertrude, Kammenga,
Elise, Gsbrsbn for NYork idg.
sMiRyA- In port April 10, ship Essex, Welsh, from
Ashte just 70 oau ior new iork only Am vessel
slScAroRs-In port March IS, ship Dolphin Hoyt from
Penang, arr 10TH for Batavia to finish Leg Boston.
Sid Feb 49, ships George Law, Cooper Calcutta Rubcon
Doane Akyab barks Frederick Warren Cottrcll Cacut
T.. (bsfore reported Manila) March ship Agnes Brown
Akyab.
81 JOINS Mat April 30, briggs vrginis, Brisrd, New
York; May 3. Caroline. Lenoir do 10 days.
ST JOIN, NB-Arr May 10, banks Douglas Mellsn "
refers, Brown, and Sarah Ann Daily, NYork.
sHANGHAxIn port, Feb 26 ships Sea Witch, Fraser for
NYert ds Racer Steele for London Given, Given.
for Londcn. do.
81 JcHs, NB-Cd May ., ship Mermaid, Rebiason, Ii.
veypsol
1R1STE-In port. A. Ill %, kh2. c and Cs.lA, Zmss-
go - NYcsE ~; fuxkgta, RyElAgten, daseneaeeA
Al VAieA, otuAes, Co LAs6sea. ~ Previsusy, dhie
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15
p o / s o M I'M G..

THOUSANDS Of Parents who use
'ermiiuge composed of Castor Oil, cal.
omel, &C., are not aware that, while they
appear TO benefit the patient, they are ac.
tualiy laying the foundations for a series
OF diseases, such as salvation, loss oil
sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the
advertisement Of Hobensack's Medicines
to which we ask the attention of all d.
rectly interested in their own as well as
their Children's health. In Liver Com.
plants and all disorders arising from
those of bilious ipye, should make use
OF the only genuine medicines, Hoben
sacks Liver Pills.
g"Be not deceived" but ask for
Hobensack's Worm Syrup and Liver
Pills, and observe that each has the sig.
nature of the Proprietor, ]. n. HO.
BENSACX, as none else are genuine.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15
II K OCLA MATION

To The pofers Of WapeHo County!
You are hereby notified, that whereas
questions have arisen, as TO the legality
of the vote taken at the August election;
A Special Election will be held on
Saturday, September 2irh, 1853, at the
usual places of holding elections. upon
the following proposition to-wit:
LIST. The county 10 subscribe One
Hundred Thousand Dollars to the Stock
of the burlington and Missouri River
Rail Road company" to aid in con-
structing Road from Burlington to the
Missouri River, via Ouumwa.
3D. Said Stock TO be paid for by the
issue of Bonds of the county, redeema-
BILE In twenty years, bearing an interest
not exceeding eight per cent. per annum.
and payable annually, to be issued upon
the call of the Company. after the work
in said county shall have been put under
contract, in ius,allments no, exceeding
five per cent per month, and to be taken
at par. ..... ...... ...-...... IL
3D.. An annual Tax to be levied for the
pay nent of the interest until the Divi,
dends shall be sufficient.
4th. The principal sum to be paid by
direct Tax unless previously satisfied
by sale Of the Stock or by Dividends.
Form of the Ballots: "For the Coun-
~ Subscription" against the County
Subscription" SlLAS OSBURN,
County Judge.
Ouumwa, Aug. "a. 1853.