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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-14
a-JlsIcK AND AFEi.lorEp.srn

TIL most sale aud certainreLI,dy known to the
world orthe cure OF obstinate coughs, colds asthma
bronehsis1 blood splitting, liver complaint woopIhg
cough, Group, dekg rising In tile hroat nervous de.
bility Pains lhe side breast. broken constitution,
from the abuse OF caone and other causes, DOCTOR
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHRR--
RYf and it has reached state. and as
suned character hitherto considered iicurable yields
Pasaton. Remembering great Original Wild Cherry
preparation and the only compound prepared by
physician, under the innlediate care OF
DIR, SIRdRNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh,
st. above Market, Philadelphia
!, For sale 4y-DR. JAMES sAIsER; KELLs q cAl.ll-
WILLS and PATrERSoNS Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsb1rgh. BURDsAIE & Co., Cincinnati;
and by dealer generally, sepI9
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TDt ]. Philip Hobbs, of Memphis. has adj
81. dressed letter to themayorof Nashville. that by
the use OF ciateru wafer entirely and exclusively,
the cholera will disappear and never return. The
doctor says that this is known to him by analysis
aud BY an experience of "a years. The editor of
the Nashville Gazette says that from his own OBJ
sersstons in 1sts, when The cholera was in its
worst stfges, It was admitted by those. bestac-
quainted with the disease, that those house rain
waterg here the disease was most prevalent, were
:. free from It. Z. 9 = -
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II OF 8. in block %, ON Iiaundsr .4,...
aud running back 100 feet 10 an ailey NJ " u
the best situated lots IN the city Tor f.,,ia atls
lot, or shalt OF il, as may hest suit ts ~
Foriniotniahon enquire at this Office or aIS.ae
my2 ~ 3 q ~. 9 a,
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HEALqH REsToREp.

s,...l marc4 Of Hanpto,l's Vegetable Iiacture. :
s. 10 4 100, BALTIMORE, March "a, 1851
Messfs Mortimer q Nov bray-G eitclnen, wish tn
ihfon you the benefit have deriyeu mon, ne @ or
ID ftainpion's Vegetable Tiilcture. 80 = =
From my earliest collections, Iscarcey ever enjo ed
days health, For number OF Yeas l. was undertle
treatst OF the most OF this city MY
ulsease was pronounced by theliver complaint and "a
nensia. with an Affection or the nerves md lungs / de-
rived very lttle If any benefit from their treatment
also tried various remedies, all highly feComnended to
~ good effect Ny health continued to fail until septe
Der last, when my MUD became seriously aeote my
memory JAILED; great weakness, fainting s and conIi
noteat without great pain, until life became abirthen
was entirely useless 10 family about this tine
a friend procured fur abottle this valuable inc
y had most powerful effect upon me, in the res
toJsllon oIy euthi and after taking three bottles
to great Joy say my perfectly storsa
appetite good, and now enjoy health than ye1
have al any previous time during any whole e ali of
del medicine. $3.50 A ess Won
Yours, truly, alARY A. RIGGS
279 s.. Pucn STRAIT
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sss ,excayating for the erection Of
. fleght depot at Pittsburgh last week, The en-
trance TO the old magazine was discovered; and in
= theinteEor Bible, dated in The year IT47, was
& found. Inthe Bible was a aole puIpot6ng to be
siEwtitten by man named Anderson, who was about
be execatedfe r other Tie note
stated that he entirely innocent Of tie crime
changed. but expressed perfect ignation 10 his
late: A larg number OF cannon balls, military
buttons; and other Articles were found the same
place, together with Stone about Eve feet long,
bearing an inscription winch could not be deci-
=, pheTed. szs sss55 as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-14

.ARAa .GALLAsTRY. Frenchman, while re-.
siding in one Of the oriental cities, was once wa!
teTing some flowers in a window and accidentally
filed the pots too profusely, so that quantity OF
water bappened to fall uponpn Arab. who was be!
low basking IN the sun. The man started .qP.
shook Ills clothes, and Tins gave vent TO his feel!
ings respecting the offender-tIf it is an old man
who has done this, Tdespise him; if it is an old
woman, j forgive her; if it is a young man, /
curse HIM; but IL il is a young woman, thank
herr The young Fren chman, who had managed
to Keep out of sight, laughed heartily on hearing
the maiediction that fell 10 his share for his care
iessness In the Arabs gradation, the reader will
not faiito be struck by his tone of gallaiitry,
qualification for which the ..true. belieyers rare
not remarkably notorious. ssss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-14

{ AwIrrY 1YlTNEss.--A gentleman by the name
OF SIansbteEs liking at distance from this piace
beng subposnted as witness IN d case pending IN
our Circuit Court; and being about 10 marry d
Mss Lamb, write the Court that be sfcannot at
tend as u witness TINS Court as be eSpeetsjt To
Slaughfher LgHrk mex Sunday. - Montgomery
tAla.) Joig3lal.
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+ ss.ss-.sz.-. FOR SALE. -
"A DESIRABLE brick house, situated onr...
a !. ars Inquire Of. THOMAS GaS'Tf., ' '''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-14

II-It is a remarkable fact, that Of the eighteen
States admittedlnto the Union since The formation
of tie Constitution, only eight of them have had
permission from Congress 10 erect State Govern
menis. In9the other nine, Exclusive OF Texass)
the people have assumed Sovereignty, cut them
selves loose, from Congressional dIctations formed
atonce independent State Governments and haze
been admi1ed into the Union, The Nebraska
bill carties the pfncipat of the SOVEREIGNTY Of lie
people sui farther, and Recognizes itlinsmattefs
which Congress has hitherto exercised inrisslic.
ion oyer. tins reason, needs only to be vel
unsieIs TODD 70 meet with the popular approval
Aoslsieh lconn.l 4,rora. ii y =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-14

g The yeldfc Of the court martial which con-
yened for the investigation Of the chsrges against
Col Gates, must be in the highest degree mortify
angto that officer, ii be possible for hmto expe-
s5rience such feeling The Court declare that on
san Francisco, this officer neglected every high
duty belonging to his conmalit, and Sc emed only
l. aligeto his ownwnnts those of his family and
that on the bark Kiiby his conduct was still worse
The Court declare that his conduct was highly
selfish and cenSnrahle. a.sf 80
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Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Cough, Ash
~ ma, Coris,t,aption, Lieet' Complaint, Sc.

Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Cough, Asthl
a. M, Conts ai, Lieei. Co,lpldint, Sc.
M So TRUTH is MIGHTY! 80.
Aie you sick Beware OF limitations ASK for R,opl
ions PegetGSe 2fnctps The many cures made BY tbIs
medicine must have merit and gre tInerif too. ID
s.aad he test o. public opinion No opltpg
good medicine win i've become poIuIar and extend
us sales year after year in spite opnosiuo I6e 5sn
pie readily find out its virtues and the fame of t-
II , vn f it TsPy 11
cure medicine has made for him OF more
TOM P5eos 81 what we say We a
The Vic M " YesEie, IL aIroeer "a o.r, :, s,
81 hesatlsm Of eight years. standing; all
VIM n. Oldham cate of the Custom House, d,vs,Tin
sa fne ST oil Dyspensia great debility. pefsuctiy
schaeffer Esq, OF the Oldest and
nlgy citizens, cured OF great eaincss
Jarret Plnnnet f5s baltimore ST. suffered intensely
ali Other sng cured
Space win not permit rsine hundreds OF others
cured or ISl mos y mot Ropt
ireIySil IS A; Grl;ig John Luke. Rev
cough liver complaints, bronchitis SsSn
t la.s' Dance. refer our on
DR.. HdAP7oN, the author or this,kreat H.r,r,o,,.
that be not aartee got up to imeo e
EbREbs in This city viii bear tn. "a ps ,..,,
Can and get pamphlets and see the many
ut has shown itself most pow eurst i've ~
,,.4s.s NERVOUS DISEASES, - v
Ing The shattered and thus nrsig bese in
ioS o OF t mid peasantand safe ac
Of Spt tss sysie It sgrss diseases
lions astama, bronchial atec-
k Saiies oER is, F Es
sale s. y iaGslRs ron
e 1,1 ri 18th ward and Ss
p aievaH4r, go Balamor.,.,
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FUH Sale OR RENT ~
TWO 6ne brick buildings. OF, Z.n. g.
ing, with rooms and cellar 10 eaeli. viii - WIS
and carriage house, all in good order. al
The Property being on the Hempfeld R,ilro,s,,
is rooms would make. : good fIOTRI lsllssl
Possession list OF April.
- Enquire OF MlcHA III j. RoHaS.
ieb2 marble mason s5v,-..
bcexchhneed for good farm. ~
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J. Yours, truly, JonN WISE.

A FIRsT ErFonT.--An exchange says the Editor
Of the Pittsburgh Post has turned type-sette. His
first effort appeared under his editorial head few
days ego, aud will be found below. He will, no
doubt, be 'sone of Them some of these days.
New printer; isstS i /
This Is our first eyoTt at Typessting.- pre-
sumo that twill show that Wa can learn fas9. g I
s ..ass we are self-tangA too. We Want
no help, Ae will have it right without assistance.
The proofsw need no corctr9 GA, we don't in
tend 10 Try every day: but we will let the dfin
ters know that we are one of them.
talk about the AIT Of dnhtingl 1tis just is
easy as rolling off "a lcg.5l sT.sa, 80 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-14

5ambrIc Hdk'f Tor ladies aud gentsi iaIss ~.
be scld by the dozen, alf 0zep or single o1s, ~
as thcy can be bought from the Jobbins TTsde 49,
Win many other items we have not room or tlne y =
lons duly we sy u you Will come TO No. % Nam u
Tenure wheeling, YOU viii make moeyby he 3PsSy
my1-= McNAIR & Hkkfhi'
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
washington Hall Assooiation


GENERAL aiEETI NC OF the Stockholders or this
Assoeatiep viii be- held al the AssenlbIy Roomin
c.oels lie election Of Tsiist
jeIa GEo W. siGHrs sec,y.
HEEL1NG q MARIETTA r PACKET.
FoTs gae ss slii . isa Can't stss n Dass
viii leave Wheeling every Monday, Wed.
and Friday MORNINGS az 10 o'clock
ThnIsday aud Saturday mornings at O'Clock. A. "
For freight or passase Apply on bosrd. Jed
Information Wanted,
YOUNG man named Wilson Malon; % yesrs Of age
Ohio ontLe 27th 1lt and,yloa last heard rom WINS az
b o9Sn Isarssss last 1s no coat
refs % his win
7 be literally rewqrded BY I'D lrssss, <, ,zov
icts:ldaws BameayiIle. belmont co Ohio.
- DIR. Bates II
III reInoycl no. ia Market street, west side,
about midway between Monrocand5 Union IT'S;
" IN tic. hasnnlellt q slel2ihIM
.sdisiI.s DIR Louis Kells, z
HAyING resumed the Practice OF Medicine, tenders
h,s to tue eitizehs OF Aeens
oFFiCEi aloaroo street adjolains Wa linsto9 Hall
STILL TIE 1IJRK!l
urdefssnsd Inns lust opened hest PIantGtiop
lug No counterfeit, but the ca; Iule article
Nrceeipt ofve thousand OF thoseince II Gnllocigar
ses sS'i'eii Wi' = SOU '4'ap j. W. RHODES agent.
PRIME TOBACCO.
TUST received--10 superior fine Lump Tobacs
~ col warropted equal mot better than GI;s best
jus - - j. w. RHODES, agent
{ ~ ~ rs DISSOLUTION. ts4ss q
TIME firm OF @. Ensell & Son, the manufacture OF
asswaIc, at Martins Ferry Ohio, is this day dis.
The business OF me nfm wiz be settled by WIN. Wal
TOIlN DUNNE has opened Store on Market 81,
o ne
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- SBNDA YsS SCHOOL lsiBRARIES.5 9iIF
Publications fthe American Sunday School Union,
comprising Libraries, Hymnbooks, Questions, Spell
ing books, etc. ETC.
SUPPLY Of the above kept constantly saeat eaiq-
tagte prices. WILDE q BRO, -
le1 - u Is = corner Main and Union sts (!
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philosophers hom Washington letter Of the
.Balimofe Sun, that the writer thinks there is no
probability at present of var with Spain, He
says that Queen Isabella is determined TO have no
with The United States and in mol event to-
part with MI. SonIei and he suggests, that, under
circumstances, the two countries had better.
kiss and make up In case any kissing is 10 be
DONE suppose Mr.. Sodle will be willing to act
as his countrYs representative, and perhaps Isa-
bella viii upon this occasion condescenl TO act for
Spain in person. m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-14

tIyPes OF llnnIIIuSl. or EthnoJUgicaI Res earches
based the Ancient Monoinehts, Paintings, scnp
lures and Cfuna or Races etc Gle, by j. O. Mott Al d.
ane Geo, X. Glddonfi vol 8 vo, Just published.
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STILL TIE IlJRKll
THE undersigned Inns just opened the hest Plantation
Cigars ever offered the weed Ioyins portionof Wheel
lug 4 No counterfeit, but ther ca; pure article.
= j W. RHODES. agent
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PRIME TOBACCO.
UST received1O butts OF superior fine Lump Tobac.
y col warronted equal mot better than Grils best
jas ssf5sss j. w. RHODES, agent
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in nine cnses out of ten succeeding.
$3.50
Tar FolcE OF ExA hPLE.--We clip the follow
lowing from the Nashville Whigof the 4th inst.
The time has arrived when school masters must
be pugilists as vel. as grammarahs.
"a difficulty occurred yesterday morning be-
tween MessIs. Patterson and Pollock. II appears
that MI. Pollock, who is an assistant in the school
iof Mr. Robers. has deenI=d himself under the
necessity OF chasusing Patterson,s brother, who
was a pupil in the SCHOOL and that the treatment
was little rougher than Mr r. deemed light. He
Jiocording to the school house yesterday
morning v here petsouat recontre took place, in
Which AiT Polock was considerably bruised with
q sslnng shot, 81 As
ssrock soR CA1lToEEiA.- RussellyiiIe Her
aid says: 49, .s.,
drove of seventeen hundred sheep passed
through town laStweek, ontheir way to Salt Lake
Valley where they will be wintered, and thence
they viii be driven TO California. Other LARGE
dfoyes have passed through this place during the
past iegs,weeks, Tor the same destination. Beef
cattle also going of from. this section in large
droyes. -ies
The Clarksyille JeTefsofiiail has the following:
s More than eight tholsaud head of sheep has
passed fhfoug aur city. dnripg ulssslast week., on
lheir3way 10 California. They were owned by u
Mr.. Skaggs, who las spent 100000 this spring in
This kind Of stock Dis intention is 10 collect all
that lie has bought at The SAT- Lake, from which
point he viii take them on, az an one mighty pha-
lapx OF mutton, - IS li5ss q ) sasfs ~
ELEcrtos OF a MAso9lc GR2sp MAs4Eh Jo-
seph D Evans. Esq. of Brookiy. was On ThnEs+.
day evening eisetea Grand Master q me Grand
Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons in the State
OF New York. Mn Evans was elected bg a ma
jority Of about two TO one over his competition.
Daniel s.. w right ESQ. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-14

3 AGAIN.
rceept five thousand hose nice II Gallo cigars,
IL which, will be sold cheap. 49,
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SUNSIIENEe ON Daily Paths, by Chas Dickens;
~ This, That, and The Other; s-5.s-.-----. =.
Fern Leaves, second seFiesrs ~ - 1,
Morning staIs OIL the New World,
Greece and the Golden Horn. by Stephen DIN, D. D.;
History OF the Protestant Church. in Hungary, with
- IAN Introduction by D'Aubignej
Africa and the American Flag by Foote;
- Household Narratives, by Dickens; s. y - ~
Voyage and 5YentnTei i ~ 7fis fFE -
The Planter's Northern BrideS-reeeived by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-14

q saw the IetaIned vile -of the chel the. camp;
she bears the highest Christian character, and her
husband has, Understand, maintained Ills Chris;
tan integrity. The young heart-broken mother
has found a refuge in the grave. = ssaal'4 S,
Such is an example of the formidable, the hearts.
crushing dlitcuIties that beset the work of the
iaithful missionary adong these ttibes.r National
lhagazine. ss4Ssq - -. s.st,s = i.
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s sfessf, s. DISSOLUTION. .iisss .
rIaHE firm OF O. Ensell & Son, in the manufacture OF
Glassware, Martins Ferry, Ohio, is this day dis.
suIyed by mutual consent.
The business OF the firm Will be settled by VIM. Wal
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NEW BOOhS. isj.s7f
M " Schools and School Masters. by Hugh Miller;
M The Plurality 81 Worlds, ty Edwsd Hitchcock ID
sunshine on Daily Paths, by Charles Dickens;
This, That and the Other, by Ellen Louise Chandler
Struggles for Life, or the Autobographyof Dis
~ senting Minister;
Morning Stars OF the New World, by H F Parker;t
Greece, and the Golden Horn By Stephen olen, D.
ID, u. l.. D.; +aFt ss.siia fftfi7f9s
AIneIiCan Fruit Growers Guide, by z r Riliott;i
The LIle-and Sayings Of Mrs. PaTtingtOn;
a Home for AL, the Gravel Wall and Octagon
mole OF building, by o. S. Fowler, J
49, Miss leslie's New Receipts for CoOEingf--------
Lie OF Rev. Dr. alexander, by his Son.1tt,, tt .
Il Z = Received and for sale by 2 lcsFzA
JOHN 81. THOMPSON, -
JED 81
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sdisii DR. Louis KeIls,
ITAyING resumed the Practice OF Medicine, tenders
Ii his professional services to the citzeas OF Wheeling
and vicinity =
june'l-d1yr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-20
SPEECH OF HON. DAVID r. DISNEY

Anybody who has read the mastery and scaihinp
criticism upon "Crokers edition of Boswells Life of Dr.
Johnson" by Macauay win easily recall it master
piece of logic and of learning He leaves the poor book
wright without leg to stand uponcuttng his work into
mincemcat and exposing his blunders with skin and
power rarely equalled in the history of literature is
with impressions somewhat like those which this great
review made upon mind that rose from the peusa
of the forcbe and irresistible argument of the Hon. David
T. Disney of Ohio in reply to Mr.. Bennett Of New York
published this morning in the Union There is the same
accuracy detail and of information same convincing
stylethe dgnifed severity in both; and Mr. Gro
ker in the hands of Macauay and Mr. Bennett in the hands
of Disney largely damaged by the process which they
have been respectively called upon to submit The speech
of Mr., Disney is invaluable for its complete exposure
of the manifold errors in Mr. Benefits own report and
speech, and may be called rade Of important facts
and figures which every American should carry with him
as beyond comparison useful and reliable subject
upon which, unhappily there is great want of informa
ton We hope that all viii read and ponder upon his sta
tistics and his arguments.
1t viii be remembered that Mr.. Benefits land bill has
passed the popular branch Of Congress good deal
of credit has been awarded to him for the zeal and a
which he has brought bear upon the subject The fruits
OF ms labors have been freely used by Others who
with him that the public domain may be squandered upon
any project matter how doubtful Objectionable and
there was very general aequiescence in the verify Of bis
authorities until Mr.. Disney applied TO them the touch
stone of clear and comprehensive analysis And behold
how the borrowed pumes stripped from Mr. Benefits
pendous fabric leave exposed TO all mems eyes his
want of knowledge upon the subject he PROPOSES under
stand, or what disposed believe his desire
intentionally to risrepresent the truth and misead the
people
The school of politicians of which Mr. Bennett is type
have long rested their faith in the doctrine that the public
lands could be thrown away, without compensation dis
elimination, upon just such fllacies Mr. Disney has
completely exposed. Mr. Badger with all his learning
with reputation for profound legal experience of which
any man may well be prouddd not hesitate sta.
stics to sustain his pernicious notions in regard
the disposal Of the public lands which quite fbls
and as unfounded Mr. Bennettsl These blundeis
into the press and taken up by the people and cir
euated and subscribed to by the parsans and echoes Of
Mr. Badger and his friends and go far to establish and
confirm host OF dangerous errors
We repeat our hope that the speech Of M Disney may
be widely circulated and read. 1t deserves both.
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CoNGREss-MoNDAY.

SENATEThe Chair laid before the Senate report fiou
the Secretary Of the Interior and two communications i
The Secretary OF the Navy.
After other business the Senate resumed the consd
Grafton Of the ndigent-insane bill and the message
the President in relation thereto and Mr. Seward address
ed the Senate in support OF the bill Mr. Clay obtained lie
floor and the further consideration Of the subject was post
poned until tomorrow
Two or three bills of private character passed
and after the consideration of executive business the Sen
ate adjourned
House OF RErREsESrArrEs--Mr. Churehwell and Mr.
Campbell made personal explanations in relation cc.
tain proceedings during the debate the Nebraska and
Kansas bill On motion of Mr. Stanton, of Kentucky the
Committee Elections discharged from aI further
consideration of the memorial dsputing the right Of Mr.
Walsh to the floor of the House and the whole
subject laid upon the table. Mr. Houston reported
from the Committee of Ways and Means bin for reducing
tariff duties The House suspended the rules for the pur.
pose of considering the bill introduced Monday last y
Mr. Hyer providing for the meeting of Congress on the
Brst Monday in November asead Of the first Monday in
December each year The bill passed by vote of 81
to II. .a
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WASHINGTON CITY
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE go, 1854.

co. Mr. Y. JAME- No. isa saath Tsah street, Phad,
phia, general travelling assisted BY Ws H. Wan
CoLLss, JANIS DHssSo, HAsAIrr, SOS. BUTros Ga.
r. BurroS, Isaac N. BoDIsz, EBNusD VI. WILKi, WILLIAM
wArKKaAs, aud GEoKsE L. MoLsop.
90 M HRNRY NJ Lewis, Of Montgomery, Alabama, ne,
travelling Alabama Tennessee =,
sisted by G. LEWIS, JANIS o. Lsw and LAWS
Mr. BAssL DEcKHsRr, Of fennsy vania Is saoxed Iscs
phi this paper, and receipt the
90 Mr. W. JAMES No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio
general collecting agent and Ten.
assisted by H. Thomas, j. 4. Dxsr, Wa. II. THosAs
YKIssR q. M L.. WIsEaAs A. l.. CnIIps and Dr. VIM IRySs
Receipts OF either viii be good.
o. Receipts from either o. above will be good.