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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20
Defences of Russia.

Pa1arh's Russian correspondent draws
upon his fertile Imagination for the des-
cription Of new specleYof Internal ma
chine which, he says, is constructed by
order of Nicholas for the destruction of the
allied fleets. He says the Czar has built
an enormous galyanic battery, consisting
Of several thousand pairs of plates, each
forty feet square, the whole contained in
a huge porcelain trough. The cells of
the trough are filled with nitric acid from
an immense reservoir holding hundreds of
hogsheads of that corrosive fluid. With
one end of the battery wire,s about the
thickness of mans leg, is connected, on
the end of which, at the edge of the bank
of the river Neva, is fixed a long taper
ing mass of charcoal, several tons in
weight. The other end of the battery is
connected with another wire of similar
size, which is carried across the river, and
being brought opposite the end of the first.
is in like manner pointed with charcoal.
The moment these wires are brought in
connection with the battery, circuit of
the fluid is formed, and an arc of light, of
surprising brilliancy, and glowing with an
almost inconceivable intensity of heat,
plays between the two points of the char
coal. When it is considered that in the
electric fire thus produced by means of an
ordinary battery, platinum melts like wax
in the flame of candle, it is easy to con-
ceive what would be the fate of any ves-
sci on getting between the charcoal points
the instant the galvanic fluid was turned
on. A manofwar, having powder
magazine, would of course instantly deto-
nate and disappear. Pu'ach further says,
that plan has been submitted to the En-
peror for destroying the British by poison
ing the east wind. Itwas urged however,
as an objection, that Denmark and Swe-
; den would be damaged; but if these
States form an alliance with the Western
Y powers, this difficulty would vanish and
, the objection that if the wind should
t change, the injury might fall n the Auto
: crat himself, falls to the ground before the
a indubitable fact that his Majesty would
e take care to keep out of harms way.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20
The Most Awful Mixture.


We have just learned that one of the
greatest mongrel conventions met at Co
lumbus the other day, that ever assem-
bled in Ohio. Some two or three persons
went from this town, and spent the few
dimes that were raised to defray their ex
penses They had good time, as they
had nothing to do at home and got money
enough to pay their way. The conven-
ton was great only for the mixture that
was assembled. All the heterogeneous
masses that ever collected together were
no comparison in elements the black,
white and every shade, we understand
were intended to be represented.
We have heard but very little about the
actions Of the convention, as the delegates
from this place appear to only have gone
down to Columbus for the purpose ot
spending the little surplus funds that some
liberal men had no use for, and of course,
wanted it spent. One of the delegates
returned home with great pain in the
brains, either from too frequent indul
gence of poor pressed corn, or from the
miserable association with SO strange and
corrmtable mixture of all the odds and
ends ol every disappointed party thai
could be- collected together, a thing thai
he was not used to. But what ought 3
man to have who would attend such 3
convention ? We have no sympathy fol
such conglomeration as that was repre-
scnted to be. No fate however severe Oh
mean is too hard for such party of men
The leaders of that party are the broker
down office-seekers of every other party
and faction that was ever heard of, ane
now they would have you believe tina
they are the sanctiied, and are ready t.
be sacrificed for the good of community
How absurd and how ridiculous for mer
whose actions speak out so plainly, to at
tempt the deception of an intelligen
people.
The money that was contributed t.
pay idle mems expenseto hire them to at
tend conventions, had better been give1
for some charitable purposes, and ther
good would have been the result bu
money should never be thrown away
upon humbuggery and corruption. l
some of the close-fsted contributors dc
not wish they had their dimes back again
we are much mistaken, for they are mer
that like to see something for their mo
ney, thing they cannot see in this case
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20

DAILY UIoN.--We have received a
number of the Stcubenville Daily Union,
neatly printed and very good paper.
Send along an exchange.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20

EE- The harvest has commenced, but
we have not heard how the crops are
yielding; hope better than was anctipated.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20

The Thermometer stood in the shade
yesterday as high as log degrees. This
is slightly warm.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20

No ANNEXATION OF THE SANDWICH Is
LANDs.-Thc Washington Star pretty
good authority, states that the Pacific
mails have been received in Washington,
and that they bring no confirmation of the
annexation intelligence published in the
papers some days since, The Star furth-
er says:
"All excitement in Honolulu, upon the
subject, has expired, at least for the time
being not single word on the annexat.ea
project is to be found in any Sandwich Is
| land or California adyices, IN manuscript
OF print. of which we can hear"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20
New Organization.
We have it from reliable authority.

We have it from reliable authority, that
a new society is about to be established
in this city, to be known as the Young
Ladies' Moral Reform Association that
one Of the rules of which requires its
members to discard all young men who
either drink liquor, smoke or chew tobac-
co. We also learn from the same source,
that the young men, by way OF retala-
tory action, propose to form themselves
into society, with rigid rule forbidding
any member from paying his addresses to
any young lady who uses perfumery, eats
onions or laces herself by means of a
windlass.
Will not the formation Of such socie-
ties, with strict adherence to their rules,
tend in great measure to annul thai
commandment in holy writ which enjoins
upon all christians to multiply and replen.
ish the earth ?-Statesman and Democrat
We ratl.er guess ''strict adherence te
their rules would not last long. The gals
would soon conclude it was no use, ant
the men would say perfumery and tlgh
lacing hain't so bad after all.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20

Ag- We would like to see about two OF
three hundred rush 10 take the Pioneer,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20

MUGG q BROTHER, are in town with
all kinds Of Cooking Stoves, tin ware and
other articles usually kept in Tin Shops.
Read their advertisement and give them
a call.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20

A DEN1AL.-Mr. David Miller one of
the Commissioners, positively denies that
he ever refused to furnish the Treasurer of
the county with safe and says, that he
never was asked for safe by the Treas
urer.
We make this statement for Mr.. Miller,
in consequence Of paragraph that ap'
peared in our paper a few weeks since,
speaking of the money that was stolen
from the County Treasurer. We do not
wish to send abroad any misrepresenta'
tions in relation to this or any other mat
ter, and therefore, say, that if there was
any Misrepresentation in the publication
before made, the error does not fall upon
our shoulders, as we said nothing but what
WAS told US in the matter.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20
The Language of Nature.


How unnatural and foolish is the COM
plant of the want of amusement, when the
almost untrodden world of nature stretches
in manfifcence and beauty before us!
when, at every point the pioneers Of science
have discovered wounders which astonish
and delight the soul, filing it with rever-
entail awe for the great Being who fash
ioned them! He has laid this volume open
before us. Shall we refuse to read? 1t
has lessons for all. The desponding arise
from the dust when they read, in the book
Of nature, that God is everywhere, and al
ways mindful of his offspring. Atheism
sinks abashed, as it beholds, on its page,
written in heavens purest light, overly,
there is God.' The man of piety, when
wearied by the cares of business, will find
refreshment and repose in contemplating
the glories of the natural world. The tur-
bulence and uneasiness which at the close
of the day too often seize upon the mind,
will be hushed in peace. He will ascend
to a region from whence he can behold the
storm of passions raging far beneath him.
The tranquility which broods over nature
at the solemn twilight hour, will steal over
his soul. How trifing, then, will appear
the objects which excited angry conten-
tions or disappointments during the day.
He will learn how irrational it is for an
heir of Immortality, capable of the highest
thoughts, to be fretted and alarmed by the
shifting scenes of time. And, if he COM
perhends Alright the language of nature,
he will be led to supplicate its Author for
light to know His will, as revealed in His
works and His word, and for strength to
fulfil it in the acts of daily life. So shall
the engrossing and corruptins power of the
world be overcome by a divine influence.
-Business: As Il Is. and as Il Might
Be.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20

CHURCH BURNINa.-This crime, when
has no other apology save utter deprayity
of heart, is fearfully on the increase. We
have noticed the movements of incendis-
ries among the churches in this country.
recently. but regret that we do not hear
of the arrest OF any parties implicated m
the nefareous acts. The mania seems to
have extended across the lines into Cana
da. A few nights since, the Roman Cath
olic Church at Coburg was destroyed by
an inccndiary, and last week kfhe. hetfto
dist Chapel IN jaldinane,znot Tar Instant
from Cobur.e, shared similar fate. -
/ Coli. IL Lane, OF ahes E5is Gong 8sess-
ional District, Indiana, declines to be
candidate Fur re c-election
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20

RARE CHANcE.---Mr A. P. Widman
offers some lots in Bucyrus at very mode
rate prices, and on easy terms. See ad'
vertisement.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-20


IT CAN'T BE D1D.-The New York
Courier and Enquirer, referring to the
bombastic speech Of Senator Jones on the
Fugitive Slave Law petition, in which he
threatened disunion, caustically says:
James c. Jones cannot put an end to
this Republic A million of James G.
Joneses could not do it. They may play
at thunder ndlightning under cabbage
leaf if they like, but as for setting the
world on fire, tits entirely out fthe ques-
ton. Senator Rockwell, of Massachusetts
in declaring that the dissolution of the
Union was not possible thing, simply
stated truth which is obvious to every
man of sense. From the Atlantic to the
Pacific, from the great lakes to the Gulf it
is bound together with ligaments, which
the God OF nature placed there.
CLOVER SEED.-From the Patent Office
Report for the year 1854, we learn, says
the Louisville Journal, that the quantity
of clover seed saved in Ohio in that yeal
exceeded 100, 900 bushels, which, at the
average market price, brought return to
the farmers of the State ofoyer half mil
lion of dollars. The estimate of the entire
annual crop of clover seed for the seeo
growing States of the Union is set down a
/ 600. 600 bushels-worth over $4,000,
600
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C,o,E or NvioArlos. 1.-The Sciola Rivr wa.
kn,noyer as ulghL Abf dog could Walk acros.
ANS morning. as shu canal is closed olso, pni
a mere Is not Buiioitnt ooalin the city maui
6donas purpose ihis wiplvb We may expect Us
gliele 10 bing prelty good dce Uelote spnng,7
C.habaI Jou1ui
Needn't boost so much Of your hozep riy,Fend
STANDARDIZATION, Guesogocseek was fiozen oYel
'slher nothing, aud out liver las been yearly
died np all SummeL
TAG MErRoPoLFAs, sEREsADEnsi composed
rYly If ,hy (osh,r athhgp Of Dumbpllon's
fDlre, aud recognized io.al tie piinclp1 cliit'
sops Of TIE most brilliant Elh.opian companies
,iiuI, win open with choice ptognmme d
Washington Hal on Rdiay evening next Mr-
Fs,D, ~ gsnilemanly agent q now 10 llie ely
uIme,psepatbllons he is making, in0ioiie ll'
,,soaoh Of entertainments such IS have atsli
l(,aaenin these paris rheconPioy ebpPilse.
r.A performers IS johnny Booker, ihe jester and
.,,,ldc commedlan and vocalist, Lyacl,idebAa'
t5C famous Co rs spios, &c, 8cJf1Q
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gor,ois lsrElAieEscsM- lltfe seems 70 be an
;-,,sion that thi is Stat, STOCK Bank. Such
4 sOihe fact. Itisansw Bank under The old
rs,B, and lhsfyforsth enM1s ofihe slate Treas.
,ttl, not necessary, epi Is never found on these
,o,,. call. attention to ihis, as youf psnet Of
,,sri,y calls attention o ihs necessity Of The
,o,,, or this bank being coualsf,isnsd by the
IIsasuret which Is enoaeoua.
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San AccpSsr-A Toy named Ilsa, sged about
n ,,,r., residing Of the bead Of F,ul6 ssesl, 10
a, s,cnnd Wprd, lelldom Tie Railroad Bitlge at
c,ussps Run Ibsl eseAlds aJou, O'clock,
S,,ins hislslles ubose ile Guee, flacluliaghi'
a. and jew ane receiving Other itgbl0d iph'
:, Ne issapposed 10 have Teen Walslne attdsi
d. btdee, oad 10 nave fallen between Tho two
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nALLlalnN.

NEw YoaK, Nov. 22d.-'rLe passenger lfein On
NE hsIl-m RoilIoad ran inlo New Hlyepitrighl
lrain, ntt, 55tl slIeei ibis morning. Many velg
bodily Injured. Among lhem Wis Nj Cumnings'
lie CONDUCTOR, wliJss legs veto bloken, The Nj
odsnl, il appeaB tnluied no loss Of We, shousp
some injdliss are serious, u not lalal Onr ca
was badly smlshedl anlia locomotive eoMplelei
demolishvd. The lfelghleen bod come 10 a STOP,
owing 10 some accident, and Tie sgnal was mol oO
served, IfnrGUUnfTf Ifnh 400
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NM INRgLLIGE AqER.
saraspAYlIoaNINo. N0yeMgall, Iysl.
no 40 ofNeo-paP1Tl- ~

e,rdgsa wll doio sire clrnl9 nolee y IA
~, sI, Y, Considered pihlaIlosiallro' lhrlr u9
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pIsH0p p0TrgR.

NV Yoar, Nov 3d. Hoalio PolleI vas OF
daned Bishop Of ihis Diocesa to-day. Bsh' !
'rulbnlpfuaeled The sefpon. NtiI
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INnloTRn

NEw YoaE, Nov, 22--rhs grand Jury ipdcl'
ed John 3. Holiness FOR The muikgf OF policeman
Golley. he w1a held to bail in tie sum Of ten
thousand dollars.
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pirrssugon, Nov. 22,- RIVER "a inches % 4
slund. Weaker clunraud cool, wv.
CisclnsAn, Nov. 22.--Riyer fissn6 mehes.-
No ram to-day, but aeollef Cl0udY.
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THe Hydomlsenea ylmbis dltsoye,y torproitel-
ng ihe itiifoq dtrp orcod, ani telfolce prcvonutc
oi uluy Lung dAetAel, riMoHfd uy dofierig itffrfr
W. Hyir9naseniain ne orn ola SOLE, and worn iuids
", hector ,n9s iis'sHlsaha shuelst "a poNsilul
anud0,ci VI ditsate.
for gentlemen Il win BE found asreclble, warn, 80
hellily 10 wear M coolest on Ialfl wcliicf AZ Me
od cim.Ui hsc0nie Nelllite ilyiiOnisenis lnteiicd
itQiti nay vcar ne llshsst Hotd hoos on hotfinue
ugii incloeli weather viii innunty, while Codtunl'-
lion, prevalent among HE young OF eonrilg, aag
y lhgs9stpgl fisarsl adogpon, iteSseltsIy w.
tleele Oser shves, ts ne aver caue le fetto per-
tpreiua affy unhflluy unnntii sud- tic1i 40 lQi
danrci 0ua wear 10 pcittnl incy wcatloi like lnda
fuhber While lo lliofcauso ~ let " 1pptir eY-
eney irEs ihs HydrVmsfep hslu3a lpele An slice OF
coCkpreuled ptclary pittd inside docs not ipelea.e
uc slept ths boot orcltesh ne Nolto tpnar unildys-
DO chdqnihty arc tflle0sy valuab'sl ihty % en-
ace M etecl,e with cOmOn and htlihg tltcia, Ibtr
fiiente e 70 tsb az 70 stalce ttei 6nion hesldte,
those wo patiuuite tlem viii htd heir isfrig deelorf
sue much diainiti,d Mtye5y.
as he llJdgonntenis Ecumlns more knowni We sale la
Increasing 10 OIL almost Incredible extent lAsi ycarl
london Manchester Rlnnllgham, Liyernool Glasgow
lheds, dublin, Paris, Antwerpi Hamburst. And eflin.
ops sales teielei 132tj0 PAIRS 0lc0rE suft ihaJcaT
TIC number wlli ar sunaso that Sd fn H
ASK TIC Faculty iheir UprlOn ilelr Ytc as 7re-
yrliuyc ior coughs, colds, bIoehla' sfln7 ap9 con-
fUnuUOn
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noon. With b6l, 1000 liz American gold, 6.OOO 10 hn'
gIisl coin, and 46paseng,Is'
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TnE Ono Rsss.-NdsigSfibh coilneteiag.-
ldi,baioh nom Wheeling DISQUALIFICATION rs
a,t "lhete wes fully 2s inches q water ia the
ainnel Of Tie ohiaana iisinsr7llat small class
bats we're taking 10 freight aud pissasen FOR
0neInmdp loliellloas are ysiY aalleIbIsicfa
k,vy produce busaess this aiaIes a6islhsIaud'
hg ,hehghlness Of money aud llig ialsly prevail
hs idva Of dalI ssFop. We Learn. thai one ol
az enleipnsNR meclaals connected win this
lnds, yeslsfdiy Outlined a.coiIfuci ior ne ssily
apply VI more ihaabne bundled lhousend dol
hii' eOhh Of meat forlhe European matAgli,o Be
bought over he Bd0note saiobo RaiIood sgd
a.stippsdbj The new Baltimore sleansldp nsi5
New York, whence Il viii Beseal 70 lis fuel des
tnFion abroad rRsR. AhsrisqI
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NgN YORK MARKET.

Nov. 22.--Plour hes advanced 2ic.aud issell.
iug Oh s,62t9OOi SOalhendull Whvalunchang.
cd. Corn iuae lowell ~eslein mixed gOl9l.-s
Pors dull. mri1 n, 69al2,75 Beef unchanged
vim uninAed cuisines. LaId dull end decn,
inc. WhkYunsrlued, ObioA5.
Stocks dull, and money tight. Cleveland Coal
and Gin. Il. Rf92i N. Y, Celhfal 7sii Penn. Gem
Hal Co. 9sij Mich. Central sea- Enc 49, Read
ins 66i. tt ~
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I
VIZ hope thai All iasIessd ae satisfied with
as dreadful expose Of us 10 The 0oseIlsl and our
nends and decent people geherlly will DO os a
atcolst faygtii DIZZY Wilrteai ttethreii and its
aeeulionrus specimen Of ibe P'olgieln plely
lnd editorial eounsiy add proves, Of that pnprr
ghsn we inform lie pubic llai ne aqlhotoi ibis
A,tsSn8lt Oho0psk ppoofdsyli@hpaN sqaisgl
siplaed Copopisegice3o pewlpepetjlpesp
qr kIndass you'd prevent ~ iqm exposing
lAp on several former occasions % Che absenoe oil
iimasler las sndg gledh sepmlohs pipgIaphs
hitgsid % Us, there viii be 10 diaicuIY m uhl
Ie,sadiSs zoe natef Tile game, how even We
~ snliregsueosafal ia hushlHgus up' o. i w''
!,iltded 10 10. on The plot Of lonpilap tad hs
lIia assidslihe Radfoad interested ihigely' Y
We Me afraid that he fun we proposed 10 have
thR Jonathan whicomb, OF WhaAoa tgs ysh
\ you'd tell US which name he preiersl VIZ nol
apsoG, Cofws sre fym his PaFei Of yesterday
ro'niug hat he sin on bis spree 10 Ohio and
hibsen fighting with another elaay ordmnAen
tIpsin Dayton, Peilops he hpd noping 70 40
JiA his sssaqll upon usi pa, low ars Ne 70
lnay wleo heis not ut homei We ore neeosi
S9sl 70 regard editors as Responsible iof ylptap
pan ID their columns, add when Jonathan soss
isiy 70 e,kbroie lhe triumph Gle conspiracy
'piaAlle city, he should leaGli Dis millons gsI'
st manIsn. at W
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fsg, Dahua.-.To morrow night, NC Jainson
I'd Ms co,apsny nillIds,saI q lhe MelodtOn.
me Old Phnloloa Of Real Uncle Tom"
NJ Jamson Is tie author Of lhls dnma and ws
,re very fsvonble aeeounao Of Ranl Of NE Tall.
alof ais Company
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aro D. PrrNlor o. BE L0uisFil'e l0uTnil 6

Gro. d. PnEsfioE o. NE LouhslFe JOURNAL ls
,,os a soil Of tdamphlliouJ lhloaga Ne South
Mes. We have already aolsd Ms reception, So,
:, Memphis, We zee The distinguished olra q
,,so,ss or oil parties united 10 give hip pub,
+, ,onoer al Lilly Rock ilshas accepted ,ls in.
,i,,lioa and The food time waste cone on on lle
~. ;,d lNfNH fIf"ff aNIHIfN.
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Two persons ioiuTed BY Tue collision ore report
cd % have died. The los TO lbe Company Is sill
mated al 900
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AI.hrlI 81. lIlIaaINIll9gIIIla-

SEED a ND X EG = ARsii'
IL be' -IlIt. ,fUs tit .0tO, WILSON ~
snsi5 market square, Wh8,ilrr, We,
fiioialdi gteuhsGgllo and Renphcln, ehhs coiyto
az amount Ol 81 each and change this oiNe M lia.4
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ugHH cHnsTn

Sir AstIey Cooper, Bart, ~. ID.
rus kaielN9 mnl0il PkaCUrlDShai mas
LETr a vp.uShlE iAoAeg 80 YAK
awVRLv " MS iai
Great Preventative Of Consumpiion,
UNFAlLlNG CURE FOR PULMONARY
tls sil ~ DISEASES, 's ti.ti}
Withoat she iiot " AZ le.ue.
gik A, o. kial. sglsa oa q sitsd iheu, % Z
.tlHli u q. B1ETbROhrED
FuR6 c HE'S q PROTECTOR,
10 sll nuona of ~ sgss ava eogdlgoFs, tgs t,Tl,in
and saio Shield fiinsg thotb aCl dlreai,a Cohtnp.
ton ttolcblllA Ashnlt Coutls, Coldq tiA o'f enlc
lions Or TIE lnsl which qlite nom ihe slate of
ihestssl, seeSides e lshier aud e4afso
wihS P1oltctoIi h sinly ehsnleiliy pftratsd dr.
lined With tilk ia paudtd Witch tgehttd from lie
Rsek soyte Ne ehesi ~ % sgJe,anls manner that
olce W9fnJlt bscOucs necessity aud to1Jtff MO-
vfhs Protectors" akhcgsh bnl fcetrS in.Fcissdinio
Ahenca.l 10 making ieldd pIo1gt,g Though ne Umicd
stlei The C6nidkt South Rnorsa lndtho Wctl lplet,
h1s lcf lons if ec ,s 2. asa
coinrlos 10 tts li5,tcu or az Article or dTt1e
TO deiaonsis those nelt epqulr, Of Any kililh real
dent 10 yoor Vicinity q 81. s1owss.s q y. s:sssl,
erinr Of any khd lie cost OF Nf1nI ihtc htiifo1ia
smsfe irins aa ore w! ~ gore yolga qn9 who
ytps, lls hsillh 81 9liass o. sii
e0lnmsndInF ,hsii, butppiay ir,rod,fis l,p.s Hat-
ooufi BTsdty 4 Coz or Lolaop,qpA kanfh,iier hrg.
,s (, by N, Dr. Coo5si ehi e6.ne'
10 10 hf girei tnd
Therefore ieeompitnf lhgee who woHf wear "fhf Pio-
R@sl,s'f az az sisFii lfiisis, az No fsissiAaf-
KS ,.,s es RETAIL pRIcss;
Gsss's slts afpii ~. oISSgslsh
lAaieS 90 ..NfNi'i ny iep IIt
HuVt and nila ffn % j o. u q D. DO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-23


A'McAs FrsriurfEs.-- Nothing wouaas OUT
feelings more lhan 70 msaas@Soi aaiY our
position on matters Of vital impoilapee 70 society.
Sh'll we unnonce The humiiplins ialellseneelhit
our Office has been coaioundsd wiilf 'h1ol lle
G'isIIe ollhlscily, by nuabeI ofItspeelable Af.
lie,nladies and gentlemen, who acluallYhad ball
hagigLl in room adjoining on sapclpm, arp-
Gently tLiuking all Tie while that iliegWerc 10 q
loom Connected oini he ph1anlIonio 3imfs 8
0",it,, ileR mddtllpisce ddd ofgan. Nothing
sounds our sepsuyeoels more llnnio DO i9fsn for
AZ SJoliuonisL we excuse llie misguided Sons
'nd daughters Of Africa, bu, cannot excuse iheii
il's ldtooste iot causing our ptenli, 70 9els'
len ioths. rt2e
rs, OurWemises--yea, egfn outyeiy tauolumi
lopen toihe inuoesus aud poliie sous aud lhslh,
Rn Of Blhiopia, % ueh-.prouJng that lhey
iscognis Us as white mau, but 4 ihey take us
bra Nigges they can't dauee IN OUT sancluml
NIB, BY the way on reelection we Do moi
know bul That icse persons have miilhkenlhe
premises Of ibe Aylui q, those tihe ca elis, as
tie loom in question diviiesusii'om Ai' establish.
nsnl, Il 50 we ateIelisyed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-23

goroRs ~ Tows-Wg bad calls yesls'1y
no M,sm, 0 ,osuls. Of he Washington Rero'-
m;Mpss, Of ,6s Gainesville Auiopi and h9sal''
dlhe Pmnyiown Gszslls