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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

J ssss---- PhiIndeIPhIn saIa Iaa N der
|, SSaTisSiS - SAFES-PA7EN7 DOUBLE DOOR
| n ISALAAlANDER FIRE AND THIEF
| IL II PROOF. SAFES "A large assert.
ment OF various sizes always on
| iS4kaNil-l n Elhand, at No-S3 Dock street, war
,ia Itft rthtsa equal to ahy made in The U
Ikz2@2 - son, thankful for past avors, re.
ez2e=z5SSs4@ specially solicit continuance OF
SsTsa p'sass sf!s6S else
g 9oSk street. door below Third
Safes Iron Vault Doors banks and sto Patent Slate
LiRen t9Te TEgeSs, etc. r,, T.,
situations who have our Sales IN use Hundreds more
Farmers Mechanics' Bank Philadephia-having1 2
Barker, brothers a. G0., No IS S Third st.J
Mlensn.r & Go, NoiIz South Water ST. ! ssaa - T.
Knight cori.er Water and ehestbutsts.i
u S 1ss. S.S safesror California sSor Phla,
/. Corporation OF Northern Libertiesf & M yslC}a
Commits sonets Of aieyeIpe1sinsi IT.. .
J. wnsonseller, Tarnaquai = : : s
State I[essaFf5 Jersey, end Trenton Banking Co.
d Hall, 9th above Cherry and Third and BrowR sts.
7ts.a & !l!s5 sss.2 g BALTIMORE, June 12 1850.
NTessrs Evans a Watson, Phiadelrhial
haze much s % os s T
from you having saved our hooks and contents efectualy
dsstesyed lie sfs block Or idi1ss On o street
Wharf on the schgylil, on The sth Of
assspia-d1yi - > sSzH : Russell Z .GUBBINs Z
Do goat. resseaabbef The. ola Corner
MO- 80 WATER sFREET4 Galtthere and see the
~ newly received and gorgeous stock of overeoatgs,
Cassimeres Coths sRlendidy elSet and other Vest!ngs
See, pdInI e, and leave your measure - f3sFfl
ND Pafr made IN tse tlneststgle'ro Or
.oSs Goats, Goats Pant; sften
sye variety, and Of finest material and make always
on ,es SR a " @ssss. Va.
BEYOND DESCRIPTION AND ALToGETH-
"a ERsExCELLEN1,ll
HE and stock q Vesttngs cloths casSi-
lie BY fif'f THoS. HUGHES,
n. B.-winter Goods and ovstc6atsin extensive va
ricty. Ruda atISgE Ep1RI1 Low tRRleEsEs %
able GlothinR EInpofil1m
s. - RICE, ME GEEANNsTAlNDERS,S
,g7R 90 ssFaIG5' II o6sE, wa FER ssFREGF.N -
S now receiving from the EASTERN cities splendid as
u sortnient ot!ClOthn, Cnssimeres and TesIinR5
best qualit variety. which been &C.
'e ger 0y eipiss "a al 81 ils ssi
cannot be I'D, he up
style He hand laee variety OF Ready
4Es ctattfngi togethe, With general assortment Of
Shirts drawers In short eyeTy aftieie ne
sentlemanss He would say to ono
and allTcome and iudEe for enIselyes Sat sep7
, ,TF..ss.5lh IMPROVED Z SHOW Et7BAI 4 HS.s -,ss
N1sHoNGsS PA TsHTs4The subscriber having pur
IL chased this county, Of Dishongs Pat
has eShraeaeea The in mo nest
Sble style at nesarai Hoht& Tdylor'! Machine Shop
fiSy 81 haa pnthe most Teasons6e Terms
T The best s fs s15h mS @s
OF the to suit htsel can be used for hot or
for 81
done or The shortest potiee and
NEW on Mover! i
IN tue chanoe for baFgans In Tobacco, have deter
ntHed to sell!oH some 90 boxes Of 6and Pouad Lump
= a ssSss 'pS- e jszvsRHoDEss agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

JOSEPH WALKER, = L. GREGORY,
THOMAS HUNT, .,s. nhYIDLL sSAYRE,
JAMES lFREELAGp, HENRY A. STONE
HENRY SHELDEN. JOHN STEWARD, JR- 5.
THOMAS. S. NILSSON, s HRNJ. n. WHlTLOCK,- III
WILSON G. HUNT, ~ = HENRY EYRE,
STEWART G. MARSH JAMES CHAMBERS, =
SAMUEL wELLE1'S, !ALMET REED,
CORNELIUS GRISNELL, SAM CiEDfJ. BEALS,
DAVID w. tCATLlN, WILLIAM WATT,
PAIL n. SPORFO6D, GYRUS CURTlSS,s-s
'SRPTIMUS CROOKES, HERMANN BOXER,
CHARLES PAYEN, - CHAS, G CARLETON,
.GHAS. H. ROGERS, LUCTUS HOPKINS,
II. w. T. MALI, DANIEL G. HAYILAND,
-ELLW00D WALTER, 81. LEVI COOK, --.-,er
= ~ = ELLpOOD TRALTER, President, lh'pA
- - LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President
p CHARLES NEtPEOMB Second Vice President
i" ". v. HuTcHlAs, Secretary. = = 1oet2e+3nl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

roni COZ of addtional consruction So, 500 600 90
Neeessary to complete the road TO Mheeiinsi fully
equipped with rolling nOwcr eng re and stali3n houses
Cessary silngs and west OF that sum 70
be expended nthe next two years as the o. The
company may require s.saa .sr.rs
The foregoing statement, differently aTrnnged,
shows the total liabilities of the Company, when
their road shall have been finished to Wheeling,
to consistiof - %! ,s-ssg 49, F..'..t 's e. '-'
STOCK. 1ss 21OO shares. Sls, 11s9O2 90
Bonds. So,lSi loo ~ .s- ts4
Floating Debt.
Coat OF new eonstrnetion.... aSSoo0Q 90 %
Tstai... :. SEQ OOe, ist 30
which VIC will hereafter call Capital and OF which the
sum or 900 is yet to % expended in laying down
double track and arching tunnels For ustra
lowing statement: ~ al ~
COnSsnsea Statement Of funded end floating debts of
The Company, showing their sererGl GTofts and I5eH
dvk also ne ultimate for he doRBs track and Sdings TO
Piedmont and 30 miles of sdiHgs 6yoHd that place, and
IL amount rsqnirel 70 lcaE. - tnnnels etc. - -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
Iust ArriVed.

~ 3sEiisa1l Just Arrived,
y HopEs1 AcSSAIR o. Coz haYp just (Ie6eiVed thel
n, first stock OF Fan and Winter Goods eomPIlsin
eSs apey and Staple suitable for th'sy IN
Please givepP qcaHTsye az, Main stTsst. 1r,..,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

=75ITC-5 ! = PHILADELPHLA gis5 !.
Curtain Warehouses;, ~
III ChsStnaf ST.; PhfEalE oypotte ls STATE HG.
5siMRNREK VV.SJkFFORD,
IMPORTER AMP DEALER IN CURTA iEs, GURTAIN MA
EERIALs, AND FURaITURE CoYERINGs,
WHICH he offers AT the lowest ma tet prices
WHoLES4LR md RETAIL.
B The stgckpoHPTisitg, in part, tho foll0wtngt
Enab rotderea Bloe GuTtainsJ Gilt Goffheeai
, do ;ale Moiin Do Z L do PiLst % y ~
lDfapeTy LaceS d 6usinsp 4 do hands, =
French rocatels ali Canopy Arches and Rings
and 6oiorsjs 5fIsi ~ Cords, TaEseIs, Gimps, i
Satin de Lainesf fst Ftinges, curtain DEoIsi
Damasks;4i r. 80 5ctc,is II -ltsa.fsz u
large stock OF FRENCH PLBSRRS, OF all e9loFs and
P1ISHED iNDoV eas RoLLlsBs Of All
eolorS for shading lilsst HIS sslly, ~ 1a
Persons orderfng Curtains, viii give the MEASURE
ofthe eghfh and width o. he entire frame OF window
: maTtF-1Td6rw 80 al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

- FOR AMDSEAEN1S.
fVTTE have Just received heaDtill and large sePpn
wv Plano Muie, besides largo list OF Othsr1ss
which ous kind customers win l call for a. aoon
possible We have also received BaRjosand Tambofinsi
from The smallest to the largest size and prices 70 s
All which will be sold lower than ever before te III
sic Store, No. 1873 Main street. rst .s1li
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

Introductory. Piano Forte. Prof Weber
TIC rag nitt. alIscs
in nv teSrt tltdh ~. I. 3.(.s .br Turner
Mary Of Afgyc.. by reqteSt " r turner
Iha Faug =
would lotdie IN Spring tlneC by reqnest) MI Turner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Washington Hall.

Grand Opening of Washington Hail.
ME. r. j. TURNER,
TAS e honor 10 announce his kind friends, and The
III cti1sns Of ylicslifE generally, that he will open the
iRbtVe III IN will one dl3his popular
a3ALEAl1 EN- TIE II AlNAlENIS,
tttltufauy eRing, November 2S, 1SS3,
vii preside q riais forte.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
mo a IVII,T,RR. n 90.

,IN1). 5Rsl7IIIIlIlEih5cN GO.
TTkVk received lot OF Sinclair, Jr. q Co g Patent
fl Straw Cutters. Also his improved Corn ShesTs.
customer also on hanl % mesh r straw;
their by tho busef with al
Xmas 81 mill leeds 70 mn With ttelhss1 - sepT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

And showing tOt0I pTt1tTI H1blIIy OF tN1 =,
company, al; told up 10 tins date. u
Proposed Additional OutLGg for Constfuett0n.
The company propose to inctease their said ~.
Indebe dness during the next 10 rilonthsor = $50 -
two years, as holloys ;-To lay down q - e.
double track to Piedmont Station, with . 80
the necessary sGiBgs, and 30 miles OF all.
SfeSa5T m is' Yves. OF .aa' ra". 6ooOOC
To arch 10 tuDres, finish road bed west Of -
Cumberland complete station and engine -, =.
houses, and furnish other engines, &C.. 81 "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
sPMle5. . ]. q ID Q TIC IS.

All kInds Of N6vsIs n Half Price, for sale
by p JIM. LEE,
I, hov2sisni eotnsro OF Water and Union ste.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

,Hsi & .li" stssS q '' BALTIMORE, June t2s 1880
NIessrs Evans q WATSON FhilldelphaI Ge1tleIlRh:
We have much pleasure ree9mnsndng your Fire Proof
Chests to thenotice 6f tho pUblcthe purchase ed
you having saved our hooks eectually,
after undergoing very heat during the fire which
destroyed the ete block OF bi dings arch street
Wharf on the Schny the 9Th OF June,
2. tssEtl az Yours, very Tesreetf1l
sssen19-d1y fsss - sISNfsS >; RUSSELL q GUBBINS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
as GoI1nltrv .:Merohants.

10 Country Merohants.
HAT s. sAyN Nd CAP S4Wl io hEIs A.. b. T.
N1[ now receiving our Faltanl h4n!sI No.
wv Huts and Caps, which will be, We sSsu cty
Merchants design purchasing parleuI9ty
invited nd OUT StofS, iGs Me ,IEet
SSDSHAtsRKR & son ,127 MatIGer I'm! !HnOI l.,
aug?f afsf s.asrlaTA Wheeurs Ee-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

1t is unecegtlry 20 present &C The eyidepe.or,
wonderful properties orthe triCophero1s wien ~
have furnished such endorsenleRt as this TN H.
cal action uponte hair, the scalp, aud in ali c,sss
ne TfclaI irrtIation first reeomne nde il ID lhs Stft;
of tho peopte This was all hat the SsstS ~
cry bottle sdyertiset The effects plthe Aud eve.
ed expectation 1t acted like Ch5Th The IadIes 80
nobe withoutft. Country dealers In every section
limited Statcs found they must have IT. and Tina
upR wholesale trade OF an extent hitherto uakeara d.
regards articles OF this kind The highest point h.S
yet been reached, and IS believed the sales this II,
will be million and half or bottles. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

+ f=l5T-a 3.sl CIGARS!- ClGARSl! as z7.ir
Tisa well known that the best oigars In The pho
are to he had at tue sign Of tho Turk Just opentd
fresh supply OF these great COnsuellos 90 fine Ju ca
hang your hat OH the smoke.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

Let us grantthe assistance required, and the city
and indfSiduaI stockholders will gel regular diyi-
dends after two three years, or sooner; the PIE
sent value of livestock will be Immediately impro-
we'd, ptodueirg al The eopseauencesw which so de-
sirable RESULT is calculated 10 accomplish. We
recomme nding the passage OF. the following ordi-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

Add this sum for contracts for ~ sHa8If 30
machinery received since S0th ,s-ee, iszrr a-t7
Sept and se ltled By tOtbs and yoj tis .is
, remainder or machinery not - lsf7s 7+'T
:. got delivered. St7S,684 IT ee 's
For fnB estimates Of road con. ssf,z3i' -Hi.tfs
tractors adjusted siDce 30th Of y, - sIis'1 ~
September last.............:, 66,S6I - ti-3 90
For eaSh borrowed upon india
Vidual endoTSeuonts OF mem - !. Z. lss - p
hors OF tte Hoard ..,.,..,. $4,000 90 ,l. ,t5I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
VOTES, Ballard & Co. !.

s5f 1MPoRTERs AND a-B
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIG,DRY GOODS
- - 179 Marker STREET, PhfIndcIphia:
w b. & Co. have also opened a warehouse for 4.
w . reception and sale or Western Produce Pltk.
ular attention will be gyen to eoMsignments OF Wei
Flour, bacon and Tobacco. f1.tft.et -ftp} .st -
REFER TO-John Goshorn, Esq., slia I 1yb.,H,,
.fIl Thos. Johnston, JT., Esq. ) H*suS
1avid Earrier. Esq. Darlington, o.
John b. Bayless, Ksq. Portland, o.
AbsaJom RiIgeIy, Esqs Ohio co. Va.
C. TaTr, Jr.. q Co., WeIlspurg, Va.
James Means, Esq. StcubenvilIei0.
Cor B. r. KELLY formerly OF Wheeling, is epari
in this House0 sepS6Ldy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
,s-z-s-9a4W,FI,RlsI5ffT,G,, Vsl1saa-+sas .
"a flWaaAington IHan.

sAFUsbAy h0RNR6. NOVEMBER g. Isss;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

s * st5sGs 3 rERF.ii!l % iIsL8tssA
oduetdry, Piano Rorte..- Prof. Weber
Grave OF Napoleon Turner
We may be happy Lurney
John Anderson MY Iutner
Ny Mother Dear.
Angels W hisper (by request) turner
9JsCGrds OF admission 60eents To be hadlatthe no:
tells and music stores BOZ y
open at 6aJ concert Will cnmmenoe at y o.
clock ptecisety.F ii-ls ~ aA4i7- 7'7 nVRo 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
Immannel Dorm,

a Great Bargain I'D
TlINDING itimrossiblc 10 attend to two estabiishm.
H at the same time, will sell my Jain street Grocer
known 10 be onegoG the best Family Groceries nths EI
Terms easy and rent low. q. ss5 T., -{..E-.s mi
sep2S 4s.s ~. l-lss s.. D.sWQoDROW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
,MmLIAM EXLEY. Pr..ll.
BAIT1MoR1 AND OHIO RAILRoAD.s

~ hat 81 -. - 49, -
q D, MAcrAsr, Sse'y, se's ''.'1.'. q .'e'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

1aI fSg 2fnO St3, $4,000
Loans secured Btf Bond atd fofIgags Es'.'-
No. I known as Washington rpaIl "
Less this amount re-. b. u = HEfst~
deemed ny StiLung -, -. ~
Fund'''',,;.ts; -. - 49, 1nt
leaving afioat OF ms foaIOh the- =. ..,y-
Isl u January i65t. - S5 90 a y
No 2 EedeemRbIpin 1861. .lEs ass ..dIVV5VVQpOa
No do in . equal parts u, 49, ,stli
NJ, a rs5osnn,,, no in -fg15 2S,6O0 10 e.
ms do - ia iSsJ...ss!s.. " 7OO, 600 90
iSSS. On sGtS Sept ). 4; 9sis s4sW bis
No. Cissuea since 30th Of Sep alF !. =. Nfr
atemboT. J. kedoeHabie In 1855 ~ bsS' 900 W sti
Total amount OF bonds disposed OF nncOn.i piiaat
ditionally, and now dnesby the Com -oo ,,l e,
panF.. -. =
Temporary L0GHs or Plating DEBT due N sLBfrr
ssrf5 5eTf amounts, at Various Times ~ -
Bills payable. :. -. Il, so, 500 SO
Amounts duo oOntIact0rs.... 80. = 1882 % ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

The steos have declared a al iL6.ssi ofi'Eirty.
Five per cent. ontae earned Premiums the past
year, Payable in Scrip, after The second Monday in
May next.
certificates of 1S1 and 1859, at the per cent
per annu, and aer Monday tile 9th OF May next, and
1851 and cent, the outstanding cates for the
year 1882 be paid &c tile holders thetco their legal
The bePresented and cancelled tohe extent
SstSf By order of tho Board; 80
w. v. HUTcHINS, Secretary. i
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-27

FIVE COMPLAINTS raging in one sys.
TEN, cured Inv II II. II. Remedies, in twenty
two days.-Rh cnhlniism m. Liver Complaint,
Neuralgia, Fever Sores, Chills and Fever.
Mr. q II gentleman lately returned fIom q
western tuar afflicted with each Of the above
complaints at the sane time. lie commenced
the use Of The II. II. II. Remedies on the !4th
of June. For Rheumatism he used Railways
Ready Relief-he used it externally In less
than ten minutes after the first application he
was free irou pain he could use his limbs rs
free as ever. For Neuralgia he used the Ready
Relief, internally and externally. It instantly
allaycd The most violent irritations and sPesms;
1t impaired strength and vitality to his nerves
He has not been troubled since the tenth day
with any neuralgic pains. Chills and Fever.
Railways Ready Relief-internally and ex-
tc rnally--ltimpnrtcd heat, health, and strength
to the cold and chilly blood. and neutralized
the poisonous miasma OF ague. Liver Com
plaint.- Railways Regulators-To regulate
the organs of the system and TO give tone and
emerge to the liver to ensure a pleasant and
hearty digestion and n regular action OF the
bowels to prevent c~ostiveness, indigestion
&c.-lle was entirely cured ri this complaint
by the LIST of July. Fever Sorcs.-Hc look
the Rcnovating Resolvcnt-he had nineteen
very large ones. The Rcsolvcnt cleansed md
and purified his blood, made ii pure ana rich,
and resolved away from the body all diseased
and poisonous deposits and irritating humors
On the 18th of Jnly he called at the II. II. II
Office and represented himself cured. His
rheumatism. clills and fever. neuralgia, and
fever sol es, had all been cured and removed by
the r II. Remedies in twenty-five days
II. II. II. office 1862 Fulton st. opposite ST
Pnul's, up stairs. -; 4w.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-27

They have strange things in Texas,
as we'll as wicked doiugs. The follow
ing account of a great natural curiosity
in that country, is from the Texas Telc-
graph
"This singular mountain, or hill, is
situated in the head waters of the Sallce
"A small tributary of the Colorado,
about so miles from Bastrop, in a north.
westerly direction. 1t is about three
hundred feet high, and appears to be an
enorm oval rock, partly imbeddcd in
the earth. When the sun shines, the
light is reflected from its polished sur
face as from an immense mirror and the
whole mountain glows with such a daz-
cling radiance, that the bcholder who
views it even from a distance Of four or
five miles, is unable to gaze upon it with
out experiencing q painful sensation.
similar to that which is felt when looking
upon the rising sun. The ascent of the
hill is Sc very gradual that persons can
easily walk up to the top but tue rock
is so smooth and slippery that those
that make the attempt are compelled to
wear moccasius or stockings instead of
shocs This act. together with the lame
of the place, Holy mountain, remind the
v%isitant very forcibly of the command
made TO Moses at Mount lIoreb. Put
off the shoes from off thy feet" The
Camauches regard this hill with religious
veneration, and Indian pilgrims frequent
~ assemble from the rcmotest border.
of the tribe, to perform their Paynini
rites upon its summit.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-27
E1y-1he Mcthodists in New Hamp.
shire number about I0,o60.
To III Public.

certify that | have now in use ono of Fly
lcr's Butter Working Churns | took it on
trial and proved it thoroughly before l bought
it. have no hesitaBcy in stating that il is
decidedly the best chum | have ever used.
1t not only churns all the cream quicker than
other churns | have used, but works and salts
the butter more perfectly than can be lone by
the hands, and | think the Butter Of better
quality. THoNAs I. BARRETr.
Chester, june 10, 1858.
Henry Holmes, Esq,
Dear Sir: | have tested the Fylcr
Churn you left with me, 20 my full satisfac-
ton. | have been in the dairy business TWEEN
ty years and have used many Chnrns, but
have never seen one so near perfection AS this,
and must acknowledge it performs all you
said it would, and that is enough for me You
will please send me ore of your largest size,
as the No, 4 is too sIDalL
STEPHEN DUDLEY.
Peru, June 10 1888.
Ifsuch testimony, from such men as Hon.
Thomas T. Barrett, General Stephen Dudley,
and the certificates of Judge Dean, Doct.
Campbell, Goo. Campbell, Esq, 1.-THE man OF
fine sheep,l Dexter Field, Esq, John Wiley,
Esq, and the statements of Judge Kellogg,
will not convince men, they would not believe
though cue rose from the dead.
9'6w. II. HOLMES. Agent far W.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-27

CoLoRED CHURCHES There are
among the colorcd people of Philadel-
phia nineteen places of worship ; of
which nine are Methodist, five Baptist,
three Presbyterian and two Episcopal.
We do not know exactly the aggre-
gate attendance upon these churches,
or the number of communicates +; but
both arc very large. From a rough
estimate, we should say that the num-
Der of regular members Of the church
was from three to FIVE thousand. A
largo majority of the adults are in the
habit of going to church, and the av-
erage attendance on Sunday is proba-
bly, greater-in propolt ion-.than thai
of the whites. Nearly or quite al
these churches have Sunday schools
attached to them ; and the aggregate
number of colored children in these
and other Sunday schools in the city
must be something like two thousand
- Congregational journal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-27

Mr.. FILLMoRE.-A travelling cor
respondent of the Boston Courier
writes -
While at the Falls, ] visited Buff.
falo, and did myself the honor of call
ing upon the great statesman of Buff
falo, Millard Fillmore. 1t was pleas.
ant to look upon the plain, white two
story house, with green blinds, and a
little yard in front, in which Willard
Fillmore resides. 1t spoke proudly of
the man, and of the institutions which
formed the man. Calm, dignified and
gentlemanly, Mr.. Fillmore as the CT
tizen of Buffalo is no less respected
than was Mr.. Fillmore as the Piesi-
dent of the United States, and what
ever views may be entertained in re-
gard to the policy of his administration,
the integrity of his private character
has ever been beyond ever the suspi-
cion of his bitterest political enemies.
The loss of the companion of his early
struggles and subsequent prosperity
has thrown a shadow upon his counten-
ance. May it soon rise from his hor-
izon, and the uncloudcd sun shine as
brightly as before"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-27
NURSING SORE MOUTH.

There are few if any more troublesome and
annoying complaints, that Mothers are sub
icct TO than Nursing Sore Mouth and none
probably, that is thought so lightly of by
physicians. The patient is allowed to suffer
from day to day, and week to week, without
any remedy. Myers Extract of Rock Rose
is n speedy and certain cure, as the following
certificate will a%buudantly prove:-
Rev. A. b. l.. Mycrs-Dcar Sir-You have
asked my opinion Of the influences of your
Rock Rose Syrup, in any instance of Nursing
Sore Mouth, which may nave come under my
notice. a laby in this city, severely afflicted
with this painful disease, and much prostra-
ton, n few weeks after confinement with twins
commenced using the Rock Rose, under my
advice, and received immediate relief. She
had previously suffered much from this dis.
ease, with her other children, and was gen
orally greatly from cankcr. The Rock Rost
be came an invaluable blessing to her and he
babes, who still live, and | trnst may be rear
ed by this remedy.
New London, April s., 1852.
REV. f. II. WARREN.