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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04

MOTTO
THIS Is TO OTIFY THE PUBLIC that have given
l. my JOHN OBaIEN freedom trade and do bust
f'r himself From and after this date shall claim
none ofh earnings mi b. ponsibIe for 10 o. his
debts. ac at evansville, lnd this Goth day Of Dece
Der, A. ID. 1852. GEORGE U'BRiEN
Witness, HoRACE PLUNER. Jec2l-3l<
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LA Y NOTICE.

|NH MAS GAVIN. Attorney ut Law Evansville
l. Indiana. lice in the heretofore Occupied
BY Baker Il Garyih, ia the Court House.
November, II, lS52. decl3 6m
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N 0TICE

cigars, Snuff. smoking and Hew:ng
Tobacco. &c.
'nOTTO SCREAFFR has taken the stand formerly oc
" cupied by n. Schaefit Firs, street, between
Vain i.ocnst. where he intends Keep hand, for
sale wholesale reil. the choicest b;an's uf havaha
,ig. rs. smoking and Chewing Tobacco snuf, @c..
He invites the aeEtion OF the public I" his stock
hands, and hopes by the superor! of his articles aid
rcasonab =. To merit II large custom
~ b. re, c. s.r and obba. uses. &C.. always
hand. de,2i IT
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III LEl'.

THE THIRD LOFT in Ladd's new Store. on First
between Vain aud Sycamore. Is t. let on ieasoha.
bic terms. Enq lire Oh the premises Of
dc,a I'm MERhIrr. FIELD & co.
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Sc EN- UP!.- 3 VII q IA. o n.
M X. n. stHAEFFEk, proprietor Of "Hotel sehasf.
1S1 fer,' has Just opened splendid Saloon with two
20 feet alleys in the .!rd stor. Of his hotel
W.ter . rect, between Main and :, canore. Gentle
men be furnished with oil. size Balls thes may
desire. all times; also the best Rsfreshment. Tea
strikes may be eApected. nov2O
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has some barrels Of superior
Y large size Pinkc,e Potatoes. Also Green Apples
W alDuts AMI Eel Nits. Also, sons Pop. Heads fer
cleaning windows. cell, carriages. and Mocha and
Rio COlec, 1ea 81 aid Spices; soap aud Candles;
AID Az assortment of Winter BOUTS anu SHOES.
drc3
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NINGH iMS-2 eases small strip s, black AID vi itc
NJ received aud tor safe by
JAMES Low d. CO..
novi7 Az Main ST.. ouisvilic. ny.
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lust RECEIVED per steamer Prairie City
u % bags Buckwheat Flour;
9 bills Crahberries For sale low ~
AAC HERMAN
nov 3 Main STREET. between 2d ~ q ~.
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MEcf.AI. a OKS.

lust received at III Evansville book Store Law
- renee on the Eye Royie Materii Medical: Woods
Practice; Furgusohs Surgery; Dungiesons therapeutics
and Ma,cra Medira; ODD q Bathe; fui Usi's Wislr;
u :. DIsIensator!; for sale by
dec7 SAMUEL LISTER.
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,.'kUIrs, &r--iGO bxs n x Raisins;
L 81 bxs Layer Rii,ins;
CD do L do:
81 half bys do;
% ar do do;
10 fras Aim nds;
500 hXs >arlines, bxs half and quarter bxs
cslsss ZILte Curraht~; fnr s,le b.
dee Is bABCOCk BROTHERS.
,lSH-2C0 pkgs New Mackeel in bbls, hf bLIs, or DO
l. AMI kits. assorted, No J. and3;
10 ibis Pr led Herring;
10 bxs No smoked Herring;
10 drums Goldfish;
Itsl b>s Codii-h ia 100 nd 2v y packages.
For sale 10y ldecsU BAb,OCh BROTHERS.
DECEIVED by the steamer Emp
IN, II Boxes haisiI.s. 12 half boxes do casS Cur
fahts bbls Oranges; Dol ftsbell Almonds; boxU>
lemons; do Nut,negs.
decilm THOMAS HEADEN.
NJ tNTEO. INN dintely, a Good Woman Cook
w and two Good Stout Girls, to do house work
t.Lquire ut this Cfce. decS
PA OS.--Another splendid six %, tivc
rosewood Piano Forte. from the celebrated
rmanufaetor, of Firth. Pond n Go. Of New
york, lust received and for sale by
mover T. CONYAGroN co.
TO ccNTRACTOrS S.
THE undersigned will proposals for laying the
tending .om hitc river Vinc.IHes-distance abo
70 milcsa-ubtii the 9Th day Of january next.
SAM. HALL Pre- ident.
Princeton, Nov. Goth, les -[r3Gtdl
DySS ,.UrIO OF PA TN 3pSarP
rINTIE iru of >toweil & Page is this day dissolved b,
J. IN std.l consent. The business will still 20 in
the name ~ James X. Page, Jr who alone is aulhorz,
NATHAN ID. STOwELL.
der3 JAS. X PAGE, Jr.
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TNHE krm Of Baker Il Garvin is dissolved bv mutaal
Il consent. by reason Of the election Of the >en0r
partner the Judgeshp Of the Court Of Common rfeas
All suits heretofore uInenced undestake' by tbe
irm will be carried IL no dissolution had taken
place. srsons indebted to or having unsettled
with tn; Arm ats requested ID settle win Mr.
Gary,n without delay L n AL BAKE,
TIL MAS b. iAnEI>.
evansville, Nov. L., is52 decf33w
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CARDEN SEED so boxes FRESH Garden Seed Us
sortedl in lapers Just received aid for sale low
KELLER IL FAhNsLY, druggists
novlS Neil Nater-st. Evansville.
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TEAS AND SPICES
leo Pkgs Imperial Teas chests half Do, and catiys
IJU dn Young n, son do do do;
81 do GunrowUer do do do,
50 iiack do do do;
80 bags Pepper;
~ 10 Spices:
Race Ginger. Ground Spices. Nutmegs. ard Mace:
For Sale by ldIel BABCOtk bkOTHbRS.
Gus AND P'lNTS.-a cnsss Sperm Oil:
" H. bols Lnseed Gil;
u do ard oil, No. 1,
2p do Tanners OIL
50 Kegs " hite lead;
90 cans asso It'd Paints ground in oil;
For safe b! Tdece1l BABCOCK BROTHERS.
i,uBACCO AND CIGARS
l. 30 bxs Tobacco; IS g.. ! b. and h;
lGO Havana Cigars various trands;
iu0 NJ CsGI aon Cigars; for sale by
d.clS BABCOCk BRO HERS.
SUGAR And MOLASSES
- 81 hhds prime new Suug,r: 40 bbis New Molasses;
Is bsls > II hoasses, 30 do Old do;
81 halt bids dol ia store anu for sale by
deco BABUOCK BROTHFpS
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NV aISlNS.
100 BXS. N. r. Raisins;
lOU 50 hlf hxs 90;
50 or bxs do; Just received and for sale
by ldecll PRESTON BROS.
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SIIK AND VELVET
- 60 pes bl ok de- Rhine silk. different widths;
10 d. black Silk Velvet. assorted qualities.
For sale by JAS. Low IL CO,
dec20 <l7 Main street Louisville Ky.
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JITT KEC EIVED by steamer, Ladies patent leather
y Kossuth UoOts, ndies enameled Kossuth Boots
dies jenny Lind Boots Ladies Bronze kassuth and Lace
Boots. For sale by package or single pair. by
noylU " n. HENDRICKS * ..
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lust RBCCIVED FROM NEW YORK.
81 Ceases Cashmeres,
do dne iis LaIhes;
~ do American anI English Prints;
do French and English Merihos;
do fine Doablc Shawls.
Also, IA new assortment of gentlemen an BOYS Read.
Made liug. from own manut.ctory AT Louis, lie
a large variety of other ARTICLES too numerous t.
uchtionkIb Gus. Lares. Threads, silks Jewelr., &c
For low Water street, uear Matt. Evansville.
boylS LOW ENTHOL az GO.
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CoRnAGE. GUM PACKING. OILS. &C Manila.
~ Hemp and Cotton Cordagc; Packing Yarns. 0akum,
spun Yarn, Marlin. Gum Pa,k king. Lard Gill; Lanthorns
assorted Side Lamps, Lamp Wick, Lamp Chimn-ys
Iallow. Star and Opal Candles; Olen Palm aud Fame,
soaps Mustard, and sbrted SIic,s tor sale low 10y
LoS27 HOKNBROUK & WoODAkn.
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NEW .MOLAsSES.-95 bbls Of very fine quality Just
IN reed Aid for sale by > h GILBERT 81 CO.
oes13 s.c. Water.
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FIR SAL,
EVERAL Of the most eligible lo,atons Tor residences
- Ia the upper Enlargement If the city.
Aisc o sizes aud prices ~ suit purchasers, in the
southern enlargement. JNO. THAN LEN,
poyI, If Real Estate Agent
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Later from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 80

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 80.
Dates from the city OF Mexico are to the
a4th inst, being one week later.
Cong ess had approved, by a majority If
six, the report of the Committee on the Tchu-
antepec question, which approves Guiana
quat's prop rsiti"n.
Another ministerial crisis had occurred,
and Yaez had resigned the port folio OF
Foreign Aff,irs, which it is supposed will
change the policy Of tn government on the
Tehuintepec question.
No new Ministry has yet been appointed.
Accounts OF the revolution are meagre.
The latest reports state that the insurgents
were about to attack Guanjuates q second
time.
Tae Fr'nch Count R lssltt finally capitu.
lated to the government troops, AID had
given up their ms. The expedition is con-
sdered as ended.
Judge Conklin was presented to President
Arista, and delivered an autograph letter from
Fillmore.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81.
The river has fillcn two feet, but is now
stationary II has rained hard all day. A
further rise is apprrhendcd and tho merchants
.in the lower part OF the city are preparing
for a general overflow. Business is almJs,
suspended.
MADISON, Dec. 81.
The river commenced rising here at u, u
1t has been raining hard since A. NJ.
PIrrsBuRc, Dec. 81.
Tnsre are IL feet water and falling.
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HyOFFEE-l65 bages Prime Rio;
u sS Pockets old governments Java, just
reed from n. York, and for sic cheap for cash by
octl3 PRESTON IL BRO.
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.s:esn.Y NoRN: NovRMBRR g.alssa.
To CorresPoHdenllt.s. 8.
Dan Hana1e Rail Road.

-, erroneous opinion and statement is
Va ,Se rounds oftne press with reference to the
pr .,i,n Bill proposed by the Attorney General
ll 1.s;, against The Pittsburgh aud Sseuben-
9s,;Iroad, and the persons illegally engaged in
~. ito. -, of railroad through Virginia. We
~. - tb.. the National lntelligencer has fallen
g. ~. same error. Such statements are well
,.,I,sed to deceive the public, and tolead
az, ~ c,Ditalists and others in inducing them to
W., the finances of corporation liable TO be
.a,ru in its course at any moment. The facts
l.,rn them are these. Notice was served
- hs Company and others that application
IN " made to Judge Camden, by the Attorney
I'd for an injunction to prevent the construc-
,beir work contrary to law and contrary to
~ ..,sptial policy OF Virginia. The notice was
-,ss ,Ist of October but important business
y lied the attendance ofthe Attorney General,
q NE notice being for particular day, could
:, +, postpOned. There has been no dismissal of
:" fo;suction, and there is no inference but that
=. ,nsication will be promptly renewed, as it
J. ..s N vitality the whole Internal Improvement
'.F Of Virginia; and such principle as this
i,1a,uy Is acting under, gives to any foreign cor
'r r-,,ion the power to tap and destroy the most
liant public works in the State.
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Notice to Physlcians ana Aldermen.

lasOnsequsnee OF the imperfect manner In which many
ds Physicians and Aldermen ynte their certificates
Tdless Of frequent feq1ests Of the Board OF Health
lat they would be more careluto comply with the oEdi
hta to that effect the Board hereby publshso much Of
tans and others what is required OF them Some Of the
Fsli certificates merely certify that aoertain person
h dsdi neither Gge s<z dtsease beiug mentioned and
Su omit sne or the other. Tho Board will hereafter
a0Fce the Ordinance against ali who yiolateit-
he gave disgers wa also be liable to the penalties Of
Ordnance for interrihs with such Imperfect eertih'
atss, As IL none had been given. So
ByOrdsr Of the Board OF Health. A-'eseH
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FIX On PArSTlMos Fson EgROrE.-We would
invite the attention ofour readers 10 the advertise.
n.utin another column. OF the superb oil puint-
hpthat are to be sold at public auction on FIJI
'gnOrning next, at 90 minutes past 10 o'clOckEat
Tton Hall We are informed that they are Of a
qmperior style, comprising works by some of
as best masters Of continental Europe. And we
Vould advise those of our citizenswhoa are admirers
a The Fine Arts to call and examine this fine eel
sstun; also to avail themselves Of an opportunity
'saOm presented, to procure works of real art at
iastion competition. The sale viii be- positive,
aDathe pictures will be open for examination with
catalogues admission free,y this afternoon and all
dnyto-mOrOw, and on Friday morning until The
hour Of sale.
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NEW Paovlstoss. Baltimore American of
Saturday says:-Mes4s. Michael Herr & Co., of
this city are in the receipt Of shipment Of new
pork and lard, from their Packing Establishmentat
Wheeling, which is the first received this season.
welearn they expect TO be amply supplied with
provisions, put up with great care, and under
their special supervision, as they have recently
added extensive Improvements which will afford
sufficient capacity to slaughter aud pack from 1900
to 1000 hogs per day. or from so to 10000 during
the packing season. 40
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BV the Nationa1 Iline.
rELEGRAPHED FOR Il EDAILYltTlsI KILL aRNcIs
BANK SUSPENSIONS AND REFusAIs.

BANK SUSPENSIONS i ND REFusALs.
BALTIMORE, Nov S.Tfie Patchin Bank Of
Buffalo suspended yesterday ia Consequence. u Is
said, of Iorge loans made to the Bufalo and York
Railroad. Mr.. Patchini President of the Bank,
is also President of the Railroad, and has ASSUMED
liabilities on its BEHALF Much excitement exists.
CINCINNATI, Nov, s.-Noies of the Pratt Bank
of Buffalo, owego Bank and Tiago Bank, are all
refused to-day.
LATER.-CiN. Nov. S--Evening "a dispatch
from our New York correspondent This afternoon.
does not confirm the report of the failure Of any
bank except the Patchin Bank OF Buffalo. The
reports received here to day Of other faiIures ORR
ginnted IN Buffalo and Cleveland.
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no TIE nIILLIONs.

l..
From toOthless babes OF pameless weeks
To prattling jokers in the streets;
From girls and boys atread At school,
To office clerks upon their stOolsi
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen,
70 The Caudle explosions OF all honeymoon dreauaj
Frommid.wa years OF man and hisGwtfe,
To advancing days and ieclining Ilej
From the spectaced few, who with establishment gaze
Al Tie WondrOus things OF these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation,
HAVE YOU USED LYoN's KNrHAlRoEY
Grey heads and bald In concert sing,
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots OF hair long dead,
Andeovers up the once bald headi
While the truant locks, 90 harsh andshnI
That used to veX the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twin tt9-
In such rich, luxurant eurls,
The sight or touch, you know not which,
Sets man shining, and their he1 DIS beyyttoh'd.
The DandrulI-Vexed stu9-that once did Ean
o'sr road cloth coats, and collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
BY using Klthairon on the hair.
But more than half or alt yet said,
Are facts about the NeTro1tE HeaaI
That sometimes racks and aches with pain,
E And doctors pills are taken in vain.
Now the KathaITOn such pains lll warrant to cure.
In ten minutes. Nogossfpplrg, Pm surej
And for Pinnpes Salt Rheum, Eryspeas and letter,
And All such diseases. nothing Is better.
r YON'S KATHAIRON 80 justly celebrated for Preserv
Ing RESTORING aud Beautifying the Hair, Is sold by
every regest and Principal merchant Throughout tile
World, in large bottles, for % cents
Sold to the trade at Liberal dlacountbut TereT COM
fRissfoned Addressletters to
II rs 16t Broadway, New York.
@-For sale by Kels & Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Col T. H. Logan
& Co and Wheat & Chaplin. ma1S-6m.
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EXTRAcTs FROM AN, ORDINANCE

Aia IA Ordfa41tee IN TeGti0E 70 IfsT1asHts made
IsiQtfH the Cftt1of tpAesIiNg.''
sferoN u shall not be lawful for the said sexton 10
% The body OF any deceased pors0n until there 10 pro-
ed 10 and fed with him, tbs written certificate OF tue
aHeial who attended said deceased In the last ness
Hg tho name place OF residences ages and time OF
Of said deoeased aud the disease OF which be OF ehe
~ have dedj aud ~ upon for any
Ugh Certificate Be not produced to and Med with the
ND sexton, It shall be- his duty to give immediate notice
eeeof 70 the Alderman Of aId in Whiehthe death
Racei and It sa thepeBpou be the duty OF the Al
ln 10 investigate the circumstances OF such death,
ad prepare and finnish 70 the said eextOn the certificate
ured BIZ this section, and lie shall hTther, where the
require IT, to the CoroneES
ior falling perform etner oil the o
Sa them BY this section. the said saXtnnpr Alderman
l orfeitan pay the city e 81 not tess than one
VI more than ten dollars. s}4s.st -
SECTION 6. on the inst Alonday OF every month me
d sexton shall deliverto the President OF the Board
Health the said certificate 30 by him oatng
Si orfeit and paYto the citya hne mot exeeens se
SEcTtoA q. II shl1 not be lawful for any son 70
I've RON within the limits OF this city the body all
eased person CWhoso death shall hava OcourTtd q vi
Aaulel until The Certificate required by the nth sea
~ OF this Ordinance been ed " III The free
sat Of the Board OF Health either BIZ the
attended aid Deceased "a the last ilIeas, tho ~
OF ths Ward In which such death took placei ana
very perSou In any nhnnsf Of hnding herein shall Tor
~ and Pay 70 ths tya ns not less than hvo nor more
s yea aolaTa 7fst sgfB saa f-iq
etsTIoE 8. II any physician or Alderman when re-
GTsf 30 TO DO under ne OF this OrdinS nee
- refuse 70 ive4hs BY the nth sec
~ 3 sAel forfeit ana lay % lie city s n0texceed.
p.ss sSi Mach ii, ia "a a. 4s ss. qss
n0E9 f4pn nfTT1yV Maynr
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NOVEMBER 5000 barrels -four, State 6,s7a94,
Ohio 693aT 90, declihed sales of 40 barrels OF
Southern at 4, 12a1,26, with alarge export demand.
Wheat, Baltimore less activei red Southern 1,50
white do 1865; Geuesee, 1,7s. Corn, less firm,
91aS2 for Southern yellow; mixed 80 cts. Ohio
whisky heavy. Pork, fair demand. Provisions
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A LECTuRER PUT DOWN.

BALrrMoRE, Nov s-odonohue, the Irish Pa
triot, announced 10 deliver a lecture before the
Insh Social Association OF this city, last night, was
not suffered to proceed Hewas in such an excL-
ted state, and became so virulent in denuncia-
tons, that the officers of the society silenced him.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

cINcIsSArr, Nov. s.-Sules of 1000 bills. flour
at $3.50. The market closed dull at S6,60a6, 90.
and more sellers than buyers at these prices
Whisky 22ia23. Sales 200 barrels mess pork at
$3.50. Nothing has been done in hogs very lit
tie enquiry and but few have been offered. Cheese
cents.
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nIuRR AMn WEArHER.

PtrFsauRoI, Nov. 8th.-RiveT feet inchl
and falling. Weather wet-light rain all morn
CNoMNAT1, Nov. s.-River has fallen 8 inches.
Weather-appearance of rain.
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ONE TH dSStjsls n Si BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands Of 6,s and s's, Pound
Jumps, nom 10 TO 45 cents including p GTavey, h. +.
Gravely Hollandsi fine F. Beehive Thornton, Thomas
Johns, Also supply of catee boxes Of
Jones and Hudson's Spottsman's, Thorns. HVpie ana
others AIso-the Old Dadem OF VII GINA Twists Mary
Bei Cherry Ripe; the California Gold Bar etc. etc.
As are exclusively engaged in the tobacco Trades hav
ing three extensive houses in Virgna and this being the
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
vance, feel confident that can ofer such induce
nenLs other hetteTs and but low eau
equal, either east west We therefore ask the er
chants Ohio Pennsy and to give us call
We also keep constantly hand heavy and general
stock OF superior Imported Segars Also ST0n
ish, Half Spanish, and common Segars. Scotch Snunj
also b packs Matches, Pipas OF various
kinds Pipe Stems and Tobacco Knives Don't fail TO cali
and SEQ for yourselves. LOGAN, CARRt&C Co. rs
Iauq23 81 Main street
Fer ISaITiIaoFe, Washington, EhiIndeIPhln
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1.-THE editor of the Gazette announces yesteI- :
day that he has received a Bucks horn. We
fought, from the contents of bis paper, that he
must have had pretty stiff horn. ), u D
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To scuoots.Th afternoon at s O'Clock, the
great Panorama 10 Melodeon Hail viii be exhibit
ed to Sabbath and other schools, at 10 cents adj
mission. We are sure that many will be there 10
enjoy its moral and inspiring scenes. No recom-
mendalion is now necessary from us, as hundreds
have seen ii. and appear well pleased with their
visit,
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Ros6ERY.-An oyercoat was stolen from the res
idence Of Mr.. Samuel Mcclallen, aud one from
Mr.. Rice's Clothing Store, on Monday night
They were traced to man who arrived that day
on the cars and who ensconced himself at the Nc
Lure House. He was committed.
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ru,5tfs4zII,.4.ILt l.A Laa.re. Z q !

WE wIsn people would stop saying anything
against the removal Of that H, for we really think
the Editor Of the Gazette attributesth opposition
to us! Nov hayn't we told them That he has de-
termined to take it down himself aud we certainly
think no one ought to prevent him, for he agrees to
take the whole job. and we think, despite of all
competition, he will be certain to have that.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09
Sor ISnIfinaoFe, TVnshingtOn, Philadelphia
and New York
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dTesf +6ToIIeh Lime Tor the Bast,

$50 Great through LING IOE Ln6 6aSI'
ETNHR baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
y Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
branch Rail Road the Junction ately called the Relay
House miles from Baltimore and with the PhiIalel
mia Northumberland Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line now comleed and
the whole is in ne condition, presenting one OIL the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world
The novy aud splendid steamers ofthe Union Line nom
Louisville Cincinnati connect with this road at "
Ing and through tickets from these places 70 Baltimore,
the boats. -, =
The express Wheeling at O'Clock
A. M twheeling tlmel and arrives at Cumberand CYL
miles, at Up Nj and allowing two hours thoro IN
Baltimore 6S0 miies,) at A. M, the next morning, ma
king passage in about 20 hours including all
a. Bsssase checked the eastern POINTS
without charge. - ~ -. r..
Passengers and baggage transferred 70 the cars
ashpFio at the Junction. and for Philadelphia, at Bal
tlmore without extra charge Travellers are am
pie lime and opportunity at all points to
Through tickets rrom wheeling to baltimore, SWltn
priviege oflyng over anywhere on the Ioute'l
WashinPton $500 to Philadelphia St0-to be had on
board the steamers OF the Union Line onthe and OF
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q B Ford q nunua'
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