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CONGRESSIONAL. ,
- WAsIIINorow, Jan 3O.

..r .F %. u. Ee-
SENArK.-The Chamber was crowded tod ny to
hear Mr.. Douglass on the Nebraska bill. He COM
menced by explaining that two objects had been
sought by the Committee in preparing the BILL
First TO the Indians 10 project their rights and
second, as 10 slavery. 1t was the object and de.
sire of the COMMITTEE 10 be equally explicit, and
they had taken the principles Of the compromise OF
the acts OF 1850 as their guide, and had made each
and every provision of this bill accord with those
principles leaving the people OF tile territories the
privilege of governing themselves free OF oil con-
trol, except by the constitution of the U. States,
submitted aud restricted upon particular sub
juct by their position North South of any arD-
trary Geographical ne 20 g. l.6o"s .4
HousE-The House took up the resolution OF
Mr.. Ewing, requesting the Senate 10 return 10 the
House the Joint resolution adopted on the 18th
inst, proposing select committee on the amend
ment offered by him to the constitution, TO change
the.mode of electhg the President and Vice Prest.
Mr.. Ewing said his objection 10 the resolution was
withdraw. as he had learned that the Senator " o
made motion in the Senate TO lay it on te table
would withd:ap that motion and the probability
was tina; the Senate would appoint committee on
its part. 7s---=s is- a-i. i7n'.aal= ~ a,57t.
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( ARRIVAL OF THE. STEAMER ONO. z

New York, JAM 29.-The steamer Ohio. fIom
Asp!nwall, Jan. 18th, arrived to-day with 800
passengers and enc million dollars of gold dust.
- Tue. v. 5. sloop- of-war Albany sailed ifIom
Navy bay on.the 18th for San Juan del Norte.-
All we'll. - l''''
Dates tom Panama are 10 the 18th. The steam
er Golden Gate aud Uncle Sam lett Panama OH the
list Tor San Francisco, with 100 passengers. The
English steamer Bvguta arrived ut Panann on tile
4th. si{.f2 gi,lI;.rt III
Dates from Valparaiso to the 18th and from
Calao 10 the Oath of December. The schooner
Castilian arrived at Calao from Port Phillip, with
Melbuurn dates TO Now. I'd: Business generally
at Va paraiso is dull. y fair business in freights,
but rates unchanged. ti.l'7 s9it 'fs.s T5a r.
The revolution in Bolivia before reported broke
out at La Passe, has extended 10 other places.
Gen. Bella had privately lett the capital with
the outbreak. The revolutlonists hud appointed
another administration; and made overlures to
Perue for amicable settlement of the difficulties
betw-enthe tw , countries. I. al, 1900
"A revolution has also broken out in the province
of lea in Peru. y t.s57 i,,e.lsri-Is 80 -
The Australian steamer Great Britain, from Liv
tober 10th. The quantity of gold coming forward
is very large, and The arrival Of the Great Britain
has caused more activity and an advance Of from
Cd TO So pr ounce. The news from the diggngs
is favorable. and new diggngs are being found
"A far business was doing Of Melbourne, but
prices have not Improved. Some articles have
downward tendency. Flour has slightly declined,
tile best samples selling at cas- per ton. Coffee
is lower. Hams aud prov Sions are in fair dema nd
American barrel flour S3, Hnxaliand Gallego
E5 IS to e3 los. e t.,a 21t. slZA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

TnE RIVER last night was at stage of ten feet,
and falling slowly.
The Union Line steamer City of Wheeling ar
rived on Sunday evening, from Louisville with $40
tons of freight and larse number of passengers.
The VIRGINIA, of the Union Line, is the regular
packet Tor Cincinnati and louisville to- day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

Ma. c. CLARK, the presiding genius of good
things generally.o the splendid Union Line steam
er City of Wheeling, has our thanks for Louisville
and Cincinnati papers. ,lsr.srll 70 s,7l-rgr
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CINCINNATI NlARKET.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 30-Flours quiet, the market
is less firm than ii was last evening. Whisky nd
vanced to %. Provisions farther advanced clos
ing at S13, for Mess Pork, bulk sides and shoul
ders sold at 4ia53 c. Prime Dbl lard 81 and &c. and
Of for key. linseel oil active 80 thousand gals. at
SIS and 9nc with few. sellers at the close az less
than 81. Clover seed advanced,to 1915. Gro
ceries unchanged. 10 .t.ifsf ;ai .,5,. 81
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FIRE,

HARTFORD, Jan 3O.--Haywoods India Rubber
works at Colchester, was burned on Saturday
flames. Abou, 500 hands thrown out OF employ
ment, the loss is heavy but is fully insured.
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>AccrDENr.-Wiilam Mount, a boy engaged in
selling op'les. struck by Of the tenders of
the steamer Persia on SUI day night and severely,
though not fatally Injured, US reported
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No language convey adequate idea OF IIc immeli
ale ahd almost change which in the
bitaied and shattered system,
or broken 'dnwb by excess, weak by nature impaied
by sickness tile unstIg and relaxed organization at
ono" braced, vivified aud built up The mental ana
physical symptoms OF nervous disease tOse or un
der its influence Nor is the effect cpOrarys on the con.
the medicine reach the constitution SELL AMI StoTe il TO
Is normal cOnditOn. We'll tie rteruI aom CALI
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STATE OF THE wEArHER

Pn,r.ADELrHLA, Jan. 3O.-The weather here
and at New York is very cold, with prospect of
snow. $40
NEw YoRK, Jan. S0.-The weather in this vi
cinity has been colder since Saturday, than any
n=riad since 1889; it is moderating at PRESENT
TEermomeior yesterday 1s degrees below Zero in
the morning. 80. 'i.-.S
MONTPELIER, Jan. sO.-Thermometor yesterday
; morning was stat ding at32 degrees below Zero.
CoNcoRD. NJ. Il, Jan. 30.-Thernlometor at
sunrise Yesterday worrii,g was % degrees below
Zero. This morning 10. D r.a,r
BosToN, Jan. 3O=-'rhe weather is undertaking,
but cloudy and showing. H4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

The DEror Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
continues crowded 10 repetion with freight. YES
tetday one thousand ions Were loaded for the East
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TnE GRAND DEpicArros Ct Washington Hall.
by the Masonic fraternity is TO come OF on the 22d
OF February. scanned g5
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WABASH RrvER.-:By private telegraphic des,
patch received yesterday, we learn that the wabas
is closed by ice.
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RIVER AND WEATHER. 49,. Isgs,
CrNcrNNATr, Jan. 80 River fallen 10 inches
since last evening.
PrrrspuRerr, Jan. so.-River Z feet two inches
falling slowly. Weather clear and cool. HE y
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----77 - ARE You SICK?

De W hhE'OtN y,
ASK for HAafPT0NS VEGETABLE TINcIURE. The
many cures made by this pleasant and sale emedy may i'll
med cine must have merit, and great merit too TO
stara the test OF public oPo No art pulling gal
rGntSs wo tless article, Keep up good
medicine, hit be not really f7-7Nl- fa -fi'
A good medicine will live, become popular. extent
It's sales year after year. In spite VI opposition The eO
pie readily fluid out Its Ufrn and the fame Of them
nom mouth TO mouth with raplty than newspapers
can spread 1T. "A Irving t0ess testllyng 10 the cue
medicine has made HIM service
newspaper odYertiSne..T -...ss...s4 --a a.
lnprOOl OF what say above, refer you TO HInp
telI'S Vegetable I.ILcture, and its effect.
Tie L1e oJI. w. YdekIe, II Pearl cured OF
rheumatism UiS standing; all OTHER remedies t1!Ied.
Ipi. " Oldham, (lac OF he cnstonlhOu dwelling 1876
Pine ST. Of Dyspepsia debility, permanent. euIed.
w 4. SchGeGeT, Egg OF tile oldest magistrates,
most highly respectable citiZens cured OF great weakness
and restored 10 robust health. +.rs:fs-. -.t ..y,
JGTTet FiuieT, 153 X. baltimore St. ste rcd Intensely
years with hip disease and 4ria rheumatism
ofcr all other emedjes failed. 49, a. 49,
Spuc viii not permit name hudl eds OF Others,
Geo. " Goodrich, Capt 1hos CaOl, Robt Gault, Jas.
SnIyth, cured oil rhcunlatisni.s. .-...-
John PcrH1il, S.A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. v. Esk
lidge u s. Navy thousands vi cured oil DyS
pepsa. Scroiula cough, Liver complaints brOnchis St
them. -t --r.- - sg- tr-s .s..r 3D. 4.s1e-sts
DR. HAMPTON the author of this great HIAaPoHs Veg.
etaLe Itcthre, is nLs s0t Ia good health,
1t will be SCENT is ot arclc got up TO impose lhc
public. '-'-'
Gail and get pamphlets gratis. See cures
TRUTH Is MIGHTY. - d.. =
n Plnin aud unYarnishcd Statement.-Te
commend tile IeuSal vi tile extract below
Mr.. Bu is a merchant Of high character: 8Hif
a .NNnu
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Decree Oraccount-A bstract; 40 Illt = b - n
Tits cause eame on be heard uponthe process and
turn thereon. &c. o. s55Tiiis.. t
'Aml tIereuon the court doth adudge order. and de-
that be referred TO oneof The MaseT commission
oths court take and state oEtbe
OF John Muihe, deceased which has come Into
the hands Johnston Murine his which
into hands OF other The order
of said administrator, and for his uxe charging said
mnisra0r with all assets which may have como 10 his
hands, or TO the hands OF any other onhis
erelting him with all made In DIE course
or administration; and said shall also
account OF the distri6uve share OF said William ~.
Dorsey band OF his said wi in tile crsoa estate
or said and real ESTATE OF which said
Joh SIulriiie died seized and tile quantity val
ne, AMI thereof, and the thereto
which, said William H. Dorsey husband of his wfe;
entitied and also all sneei
upon said interest OF said and per.
but before taking said accounts the said Master shall
notice o[the to be 81 en- by pub
lshed or four weeks IN some newspaper print
ed Ii the etyEof Wheelns. "a said commits aonerisor
dere 10 ter.1BL !
eony.fests..i = 10y 4 ONO LokING,
iECaldwell1 ~ - - sss,t = - clerk
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: !
TLisssgse came to be upon the process and
And It is thefeupon by the court sduged, ordered
decreed that this cause be referred 10 ole OF the Master
COMM SsOners OF this ascertain and report tohe
the the Specific liens and their respective
nrfo the two half Lots or ground in the blu men
toned, seyeray the sments against said Will
Ia rec and their several pri1 ties and their
prtotes to the spec leIs also to repot
81 in the ard also the amount Of the
date ming OF tic plaibant's bill, and any has
been Paid, by whom and low mueI has been paid before
and how much after the date Of the filing said bill HUT
heiorS taking suchaeeounts, The said commissioner shalt
give notice OF the time al place or taking lie SHINE by
yertsement published month in ncWspa nor
printed in The ety,of Wheeling p $50, 5,.,,
ICaldpyeIl1 clerk ~
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MISCELI1A
.i1e VIM. II: Needs INT

RooIsbfnd err q lIsInnIt Book NTmnufn cturer,
h, No. 24A Monroe Street, u p STAIRS. sl.sae
MOULD RESPECTABLE inorm thetrfriends aud the pub,
wv lie u general, that they have bought the establish
mcnt lately known Janss 81, Ewing Book bde yad
BlakbO jk Mandatory lid are now fcpared to Ruieahd
bthd TO order, blank books of every description, music,
Magazines periodicals, in manner not TO be srpas
and BY any establishment in the country. HJ'4
10 Constantly on hand ortment OF blank books.
mo
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| ll5.y i-iE NEW YORK. MARKET. b5 III "a p .aa
New YoRk, Jan. 30.-FIour, State 9 .09a9,l2;
| Ohio 9,l2a3l;, Southern, 6, 09a25-easer. Corn.
mixed and yelowS1,o OF lower. Whisky, Ohio 344,
Provisions quiet. 'la =. nib q iiusd- 20
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bucnan.s HungarianT Balsam mi
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.

inns trsltful symptom OF approaching consumption 1.
Speedily checked and prevented By the Rucan,
Iian Raisam, which heals the affected membrane
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2r5tDr, Gordon Harris,
slirA fERAnJTAFpEl OR nANnOItic

nFFlCE-Baltimore Lock Infirmary, No. 81 south Gay
street opposite the Exchange buildings, Baltimore.
practical experience OF 20 years DR. H..
TO insure osoLnd and speedy cure in
eases, which have too long been yielded by regular ysi-
Clans tile hands GuuCkCTy. lie may
hden'laiGy, either ~ person or by lciier.t
5 Pcl at distance curcat home by addressing
letter to Dr. Harris Baltimore, Md All communications
coMfdentia remedies sent by mail any part
See advertisement on fourth page. apr4-1y
Foreign Exchanges, EoreiSn Exchanges.
DERSONs wishing 10 remit money to England, Ireland
Il or Scotland, in amounts GronlE upwards find
safe, quick and cheap medium through .sh1.
n L;iEs .sa EDWARDS, SANF0Rp eco. ..
-EI'4s1.,r-E ==ir s.7.tT T. N. PICiAIAM Agent ar
ne13tEi jpCluNS House.
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A Card,

I'VE the passenger on the Caledonia, do adopt
this method oGreturnng OF 3 10 our
worthy captain, K. Gahoon. the very KIND and
liable treatment which he has cheefuy 70 "
AID especially do aeERowledse our 70 sl
Tor the Jealous and Efforts he has made
nsa passage distance OF 200 miles Though one
mass OF ice, thereby hazaTdiny the material INJURY OF
unesitatinsy pronounce praise ana st9H
entitled 10 our warmest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s,s.
10 all who wish the Injuries OF pleasant Trip sc NJ
attentive ofeers God living &c, we would na
hem TO the sender meTGieS,' ef Capt. r. Caoon, Swll
hlA Snlenliu rnnT.a N .
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o 39n stock s9@sIsts Of over

Our STOCK CONSISTS OF over ~
ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands and S's Pound
Jumps, from 10 10 IS cents, including p. Gravely b. f.
GIaNely Hollands; fine F. Beehive, Thornton, Thomas
Johns cic ETC Also supply oil cattee boxes or Hunters
Jones and Hudsons. Spottsnan's Thorn's. Ewpie and
others. Alsothe Old Diadem of vi. GINA Twist; Mary
Belli Cherry Ripe; the California old lar etc etc.
As we areeXcusvcy euga ged in the tobacco trade, hav
Ing three extensive houses in Virginia. and being
only regular Tobacco establishment Atlantic
cities, and having laid in our stock previous 10 the ad
vance, we feel confident that offer such induce
ncnis other better, and but few any
equal, either west. We the Iner.
chants OF Ohio Pennsylvani and vi gna give call
We also keep constantly 0n hand heavy aud geneI al
ste ok OF superior Imported Sesars so american SrEm
ish Hall Spanish ami common SegaTS. Scotch Snui. .
b!addeIs also int ib packs Matches, pipas varlU,
kinds, Pipe Stems and Tobacco Knives. DOM tail 10 cal
and see FOL yourselves. LOGAN, CARR & 60. =.
100. MINI St,c
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REMEMBER THIs

- .....t.. REMEMBER THIS. TO
hersdlOus disease; audi cheated at The outset viii
PAIN IN THE SIDE, - '.'ae - 80
his distressing symptom OF consumption arises
Inflammation Of the Lungs or the membrane called the
easse OF II ID
and ndtg can posi- bly, effect that object speedily aud
Hpshapaily the uF0A RIAN BALsAN.e Esr z:E : -
LIVER COMP PLANT. IS
In cases OF Consumption LIVER Is always more or
@ and also tie Spleen Pleura and small nte$
the LAYER unattended by consumption, is speedily
WINTER COUGH.
OLD PEOPLE and invads in low Stale Of health, is
most happily affected by the reno YES all NOR.
bid mu;ns and other foul matters Improves IKE digestive
sistcni. 80 """ "'N '1"Ae'"''"
BRONCHITIS. Fl
difficulty Of heaing harsh cough Shiny
lection of the air tubes leading from the throat to The IuEs
n,irabe ren,edy Be time, ye AFFLICTED and en-.
' - TUBERG iLsy ON THE LUNGS.
the power to dissolve, Tu6ercles on the
ana GoneidsiVe evidence to sustain te
IS sese f.
SO confident Is the American agent orhis power
VIII cure Tube culous disease and confidently solcits
EXPLOITATION. BE- ''- ''' '''
Free Expecioratum is the most important object to be
affair cd in all attempts diseases OF the Chest
Tile Ipmgarian Balsan,is Great Expectorant 1t dis
solves the morbid diseased matter in the air passages
changes from thick gntinous substance thin
less suh>ta ice 10 thin fluid and throws 1t of with the
Greatest Possible ease and comfort 10 the patient There
Is better medicine in the void its expectoran uuaI
lty be considered; .' lax 57I57i :
SPASMODIC ASTHMA. ..lii. o.
Simple or sIasnlOlic AstImahas Tcmedy than
the hang5ran Balsam This painful and destructive
Felton, which ressts almost else yields the
all puwerl influence his great remedy as readily as
any other form. OF Pectoral disease.
ta-'-ss. CONSUMPTION. a--rs..H He
Consumption has been very graphically described
S,hriIki,f ef Ones Ssf!" The Hungarian B4sam, by
It's cleansing, rmlIg, sotenng ainlatinE power
prCduce3 not shrinking, but erpG1LSionl r. Z
feOie IT'S delightful innUHme, all chiS, fever, night
s"eats, bueness o. the nails hot, flushed skim
certain strength cmaciaon and decinc-disappear like
the POISONOUS dews OF night before the glorious morning
sun This Is no dcls'on hut dcmonslratve fact and
country. -. - ; = = '' :"
BE WISE TO-DAY. staa, - =
Delay In OF consultative tendency is eplati
caIly Death, under all ordinary treatment The Hurga.
riaII i;aisam lisa great ANTIDoTE well as CURA-
ad viSed III time -
T. W. DYoTT & SONS, 1872 North Second St Phiaiel-
pha sole agents for the United States and British ner
lean PROVINCES, 10 whom all future orders
ed. Also for sale by druggists generally.
Ais l-tor sale by a. FAHNESToCK e Co.
sepI7:3tav p no Pittshuruh pa
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This cause Ia heard upon the process &c.
Andihereunon the court that
tt referred to OF the Master Commissioners
This circuit take and the personal
late q the ta,d John MIne deceased, which has come
which has eope ip,o The band ogsny by The
s sss es Ia sas
or TO e lands Of Tor bis use. apderedi
ing him W III all dish Irsements made IN duS
mhistraon And the said sai Ii also state
account OF the dstribuve share OF said Return NJ Hin
husband e his said wife, III ard tn tile estate
OF said deceased the estate OF which the said
John Murine died seized, and the location; quantity,
said Reiur ii i, as husband OF lis said wife is enti-
tied and also q and IepSr all liens
on said % said Hin IN aud personally,
Put before taking said accounts said Master shall cause
ed ior four successive weeks in some newspaper printed
in the city Of Wheeling and said is ordered
: 4 eSpyTeste: 81 ALoNzo LoRlNG clerk
.sl.s., : -, CoNalssIosER,s oFgicE.st.t1 arr
5ss - : Desembsr s2d 1858. :. Z =,
.5,gs M NOTICE. ss5iss.,s5 jt.,ts
The parties interested in the matters foregoing de-
cree are hereby flat have appointed Tuesday
WheeIiSs as the time and her VII
proceed TO AXE The hy The s9d decree
se rsers books soushefs may be ee n 9i e.
safy to Tho SAD sSeo9nt Il
dee3t ct Master commits in ehsneerya
ad9.7 s7sfta BOOKS by EXPRESS. 5elagT g5igg
= ns ftisndss aI
s sf f ef lassss
nd Song sst
decd g ~ sI Monroe street =
Notice. s y s * * a. ~
st6s Of isens & Knox, cal ssi,SSh
s a pssses Ss sas
ini,aeSis tgr liquid - Z.
zi9l5 % 9ts9s lssIl itl
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TIE PRooF.-The Pittsburgh papers gener-i
ally have taken up The wall of the Journal
in lamenting'their loss of freights aud business,
and in uttering nnathemns against Wheeling. The
Dispatch admits what the Journal has been all
along stouuy denying, to wit, that the prices of
river freights cheap at Wheeling at Pitts
burgh. Hear what the Dispatch of Saturday says:
t'The rates of freight at Louisville on Tuesday,
were: To Wheeng-3nc for pound freights,
81 10 per bale for cotton, and 20 to soc per Dbl.
Tor pork, lard and hams. To PittSbuIgh-Ship-
menls brisk at SOC per hundred pounds Tor all
manner of freights.''
The Journal, it will be remembered, has been
tenaciously contending that the price from Wheel
The Dispatch, not deeming it prudent to utter such
falsehood, thus admits, and bewails the facts OF
the cases s .ft
alt is true that the Ptts urgh landed about 200
tons oil freight at Wheeling, and think the
Central Pennsylvania Railroad Company may
well know the fact, that they "cutting their
own throatS," injuTing Pittsburgh and her Steam
bont interests, d Philadelphia also, by the ''ol
foggy'' policy of high rates OF freight. 1t is self
evident fact that the Central Road carry freight
and passengers more ehegply tnan the b. & o. Road
II she prefers dveTiing the Cincinnati as well as
the Louisville and ether trade 10 Baltimore, so be
it. Were the wIseSt management adopted, Wheel
ing would not boast, with even a -Semblance OF
truth, of her thousand tons OF fteight i'll one day
for the B. & o. Road. We hope the lesson will
be Serviceable one.'' ssst r.
,"Hark from the tonbs doleful soundH' We
a1mon,sh the Pittsburglers 10 know that the
"Pennsylyania Railroad Company" has nothing 10
do with the results, andwe beseech them not 10
F.. be SO mnch alarmed for the Interests of Eastern
IN, rchan;s. 1'hey are attending to their own in
teTeSts. Ga ,.rra 5.HtHf' (
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WINTER COrGu

The harsh dry, hacking. winter cough, which afiic
OLD fEoPLE and invalids in low stale of health,
most happily affected by the Blsln. ltremoves all mo-
DID mu;us and other foul matter; improves IKE digesy
organs. and imparts new life TO tho wan and emaciatr
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Brsuor, CAM has received and accepted an
invitation to deliver of the regular course oil
Winter lectures before our citizens. The lecture
will be given this evening at Union Hall. Sub
iect, Colleges" The eminehce of the lecturer
will cert; inly attract crowd. aud the audience III
order to get seats. should be in attendance at an
early hour.
THE RrsA Insurance Company of the State Of
New York, which has recently failed. is not the
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Connectl-
cut, of which W. F. PETERSON is Agent in this
city. Is ~ -. - ~
better or more responsible company Than the
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,,
does not exist. 1t has perpetual charter. and a
capital, all paid IN, of 100000.
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Tobacco ! Tobaooo! Tobacco!

WE would respectfully call the attention of Mer-
~ clants and Grocersto our very large and general
cles as leSitImniely belong TO a regular
WhOlcanf q Tobacco THousc.