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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-11

Meanwhile Picayutie JACK. and Tom Frost
had met Is before arranged, and gone to
gether to the lead in dispute. Having ar
rived upon the spot, Tom directed Jacks
attention to the appearance of the ground
and the bushes surrounding the hole il
which the windlass was standing, and re
marked chat all wore look of having beer
lundst,lrbed for years: Carefully parting
the branches he bid Jack look down an(
see the windlass before mentioned. Ht
having satisfied himself of the identity o
the windlass, withdrew, remarking that HI
was now completely satisfied of the fac
that Tom worked that lead at the time
mentioned by him. The reason Tom gave
Jack for the care used about the bushe
was, he wished others to observe the SAM
fact, SO as to preclude the idea of anything
! like fraud OF deception in the matters
AS soon as this was over, they startet
for the Light House, where as was custom
airy the miners on Sundays congregated
this being the only place Of public resor
known for many miles around Schoo
houses and churches were yet unknown.
! Arrived there, they found many upo
the ground, and nearly all forming on
large group, earnestly discussing Dummy
new discovery;
! Various were the opinions offered as t
Its size, extent and The probable amour
of mineral it would yield, some contend
ling that from its position, appearance an
locality, the yield would be enormous
while others who were considered just a
good miners were of contrary opinion
adducing the same things to sustain thei
view. Among those who held the latte
opinion was Tom He argued with som
!, clevemess that it was not large lead, nc
altogether small one; bit it was one ur
on which good working wages could b
, made. He adroitly, as he imagined, an
: without arousing any suspicion, diseusse
the probable course the mineral would tax
when the lead was worked, and closed wit
the bold avowal that it would take pal
ticular direction as it neared the hill, whic
!, he well knew, would cut directly throug
the hole upon which the cedar windlas
/ was standing. Upon this point as well g
!, others, there was diversity Of views, som
contending for Toms views, while Other
Jas stoutly opposed them. The debat
grew quite warm, and drew all the m
ners into participation Of The discussion
t or as attentive listeners to the various a
/ guments. Among the listeners was RI
Isenburgh. He maintained that relation
i the controversy the better to watch To-
s Frost.
: His acknowledged intelligence, an
t soundness of Judgment upon matters
this kind as well as all others, gave a weigl
/. to his opinion which few could lay claim
/ for theirs. His taciturnity at and durii
\ this debate had attracted but little ate
n Ition, as reserve at all times was habitu
5 with him. He spoke but seldom; new
! offered an opinion unless requested, unle
J the subject matter under consideration "
/ lof a most important character, and the
d was great apprehension, without it, gre
a land manifest injustice would be done.
I'll At this juncture, one ef those perso
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
MASSACHUSETTS, INJECTION.

BoSros, Nov iS.--lt Is universally conceded
that the Know Nothing have swept tie state. In
The 9lb district Deweil, IN The 2nd Burlington and
in the 9Th Davis ull Know Nothinss certainly
elected 10 Congfvs.
Gardiner elected by 10000.
In as towns every representative elected Is
Know Nothing.
BTobably every CONGRESSMAN elected on The
Know Noting ticket
All The state senators IS faf as heard from ore
Know Nothing 10 fact everything is Know Nothing.
The Wings, Democrats Fee Sellers, and ADO.
ilionisi's wholly swamped.
Simon Blown, Of Concotd, ischosen Lieutenant
Governor,
There ore but two members Of The present Con
gees MeSsrs, Banks and DAVIS, ATE 10 serve anolh'
Ell term.
The Legislature has been swept ia most sur
prisiRg manner BY soie secret organization, which
in all probability, has chosen every member OF The
Stale Srnalej unl Of 3i8 members Of the House,
3il ole Know Noihings. Such political TcyUlu'
ton was never before experienced in this s,clion
OF county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
City Council,
LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.
R,gulu Meeting.

R,gulu Meeting. u
In The absence OF the Mayor Dr. Tanner vas
oil,d 10 tue ChsiL NJ
Present the following memberG--MeSfs. BuTk,
Berger. lIOdIey. Rehol'. Gill, Forbes. Goodrich,
Hall, KuoI. Morrison, Paul Tnnneh WbarIon,
Wilson, and Young
VI, PAUL, from The committee OIL Ordinances.
f'Portsd an ordnance ivr recognizing the Fire
Department..
Hs Honor, Mayor Brady. appeared, and TereiTed
Mnmsi of such membrrs Of Council as desired
b'yanl the Calculation oflhv G. 0. Railroad TO-
tiL
The following resolution was posed;
Ruohtd; That the Mayor be requested to uc.
tnoEledge The courtesy Of the G. o. Railroad
Company ininyiing The city authorities to Partic.
ip,enlhe celebration.
d.. Tanner moved that the special committee
hsttloiote appointed loaudil the AIdsrmen's &C.
counts be authorised 10 settle such accounts and
Collect all vlrofs therein.
The committee reported adversely 10 tie petition
ofIIerY 0ua.
IlepotOi committee on Water Works received
Report Of Street Commissioner received.
Ordsrrd that lie cath around ME-. JOhnson's
house, 9Th ward, be properly graded.
Orlered that the s,Iesl CommissiOue' place &
fence at TIE moth ead OF Boz street
0fdered that tie Street Commissioner devise the
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laMEDT0AII.
onptainL canot,
4ne nERo VI 1nL ckLEnnAfEp Wolk
''IirkNfr YgiRs o. an AFRlcAS sLAySR''
Hnmnlon,a VTsslabla Tlnoturo.

Hampton'e Vegetable Iinoturo,
A iApfAlA tANOiN bioihet ttA lots bttn W alnn.
~ deht sud MEND, all isiiow AsdtstA a CA. Of llo
klipcfol VI Ritnet.
Wss.lftsl ion letter wiilttnto ~. Fiostbhdtt,
OF u. f9aai4in Hotel, BALTIMORE lhe letter ahvuld ~
eid iniu asii does credit 10 lho bad ,a st 81 W.
ltphih ~ t wto have bteh cured bI lhe llnt,ue p
lianpiop'i woela lhul gpsak out, m.AY %" itaenng
might b lndtced 70 ~ itli srat enitdy,
Having called nIns on ihs ieih or April, end eesn
proAIated on my bsd u,es,t IN all MY limbs, Iol eau
ippitetie wen a. mytclI relief Ire
eeiyed froni llanplOn's YtEeiabis Tinefu.e.
ltla tealy py this specific thould Dol b ippToied
BY medical neh and Ike ali sed dtufi itthoua tuher
lie impullilon the n Bile te 10 iuc prepiiA.
lions myttlf Who va. slwtis rtrottt e PATENTED
sleeiEs tusk s nifdithe wiIh itutshes, tfd wiihVt
eohudtiesm H. aud Il was onlg ihigush youi dlHnier-
tiied lrendy tteomnRhdluorfi ard Eyelinttl sllut-
Oh that Indeed nt " iIy this IsaI bsneht'il Ysgea
You NAY iaotnl Nam. MsrHnuf MsHlfsY that thsy
are ilbeny TO rate We OF my inme IN we tppolt OF
tie good eatta OF lr hamptona Yestepls ~
u has euIed mel I'VE wseksr oi AePl x
khepmatth, cohllstd undtr iOpltli tlnl.lss ny
itaf4' peiodital dusuOh have only utfd lhiee 10y
ei, end Nil that even TIE dsiormtd Paris Of ny lahes
arc nslIeains 70 iholTIornef n,iutland of ePpe''-
n have been t5dertse ireiih.ul 81 ,svpl PHYSICIANS
III Loudo aid Pafit bat wthrut IN srrtteht bsith1
also, Whe IN New York, having tried TIE 1homrtohen
algi hVpQoptiie rensdte, alter hetiiB ntn .onsh
With gilvthe bltteies eUd sIonie tals iha hus'
afedS Of nerpil and external trti 70 ~ ciss,
en-, solar, tmtd By this 'HlmPson's Vtts'asl' INK
ture Only.
Ihsuiors my dear sly aseeFt Of ne tiiuTihee o. ny
ptuinds, Ard bsnsss Ne iosi wen wls5ssis =, xor
+. lHVhf NnNOAs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

hW& coa Geo o. Llulei WIN, DOupldsoni
sweaTiueen, Taylor & Col G.A. Frobei John 2,
RuHelli N. RICHARDSON. Io II
MI Gcoliich called attention to The Propriey
ofmraishins coal 10 lhs poyt during The winIeri
ON motion, i was ordered that committee Of Que
from BACKWARD Je Oppoioled for tat purpose.
Ordered that proposals be invited Tor Tue pint
ingund binding Of 800 copies Of The revised oIdi'
nnnosL
0tdeTed that stone foot way be placed across
Pinh street, at its Intersection with JohpsITeet.
Otdeted that The new oIluaucein relation to tie
Pire Department and Tie ordinanee in relation to-
Gun powder be published
Adjourned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By The National Line.
FRLRoRAPHgD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Oallfornla MOVE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT

n
NSw YonK. Noy. l4.-Ths Northern Light or-
lived Al an early hour hi, morning, with Calior.
nj, dates 10 he Qtlh, and about $50 passengers.
k1oosisSees Duncan SHERMAN s2SO0OO, Adams
IAN O6O Weil,. Fargo q Co., 10000, Duxell &
% 10000. She made the ass5ge In 20 daysand
10 hams Inc quickest on record
Nothing OF Interest uan'plIed ~ CallloInla
since The last steamer
There Is a speculative leeling In coDve and re-
6ned sugar al i9a20e for Rio eohee' and loo ioT
crushed and powdered sugaL Large sales Of The
latter article.
Qallfy'shnd HMall -four 1900, Pork 300
Beef, myS 1850. HamslLog9; Butler 2bc' For
old bacon 1920. Candles FAC. Olhtf articles
Of about previous rates.
Walker, e1.president Of Senoia, has been declaI.
ed not guilty,
Excitement existed 10 regard 10 the MeiRgs
frauds, sud apprehension enielainded OF Smith
Clark, late Mayors clerk lie Is charged with
having unlawiully detained, In his hands, suns
amounting 10 e300,0OO. Tie is now In custody
and an examination has taken place without sat-
siao,orY explanation, as TO much Of the missing
funds,
Hamilton BoteSie, late City Treasurer, has also
been arrested, charged with having ltaudulenily
taken away books, napefs and lnonlvi, bslongiue
TO the treasury. 10 particular, Asum Of $3.50, 900
in city Wauan's, remained unnccounIed lor BY him
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THE gXCURSloNISTs,

BALTiuoAE, Nov. 1.-THE excursion train con.
tanning the guests from here and eastward, len
this morning al Ga o'clock, 10 participate In the
openng Of The Genital Ohio Railfoad 10 morrow,
reached Cumberland al ~, p. NJ, in fne spirits,
and dined with the Mayor j. Dixon, and other
prominent citizens, expect 10 reach Wheeling at
lnidniebt .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
RANK RYCTrENENr.

ClScissGTl, nov. n.-G ;ofee Milne a Co.,
pryate bankers stopped today
WAsnlsGros, November l4.-The run upon The
Exchange Bank continued tO.doY Theifpapefis
promptly redeemed, but deposiloB aie mol allowee
10 remove their deposits. Bill oldes ate paid
nolrs on the Tnus.Allesheny Bank Of Virginia,
on Institution said TO belong 10 Tie same iiln,--
Strong doubts ofe entertained rs 10 the oapablily
oftbs Bank To sustain itself under such sudden
pressure.
CnIcAoo, Nov. l3.-The Merchants aud Me-
chants Bank Of this city hos closed. Napets'
vile Bank aud Bank Of Rlsn ATE refused Ia this
CITY,
SECOND DsPATcn.
Union Bunk NJ Chicago clos-d. Elgin Bank
ellis ugain taken. Great excitement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

JocrGr TO CEsrSlL ANlaIcl." THIS new
Ast by that em,nent traveller, B,ySti Taylor is
~ Published, aud WepTedicl fotItu large sale,
NOas should be without l.. Robinson q Broy
ta.it Cheap Periodical Office, No. Washington
Nan. bayeS "few mole lellp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
NpW yoRK MARKET.

Nov. ll.-Pour steady, good Ohio s,5OaS,sli
Southern heavy al iofmer rates. Wheat hm.--
Com in demand nnd firm, western mixed goo. Pork
unchanged. Beef hm Lard hTm Of iO4alOi.--
Whisky steady, ohioi Coffee firm win mode
,.ts ssles. Sugars firm, Orleans Ole. Molases
stm. Orleans, new, 80. Llnseed oil SQaslc' lion
FIRM. 49,,
stocks dull with declining tendency Money
enebsngsJ. Cumberland Coal PSI; Canton ~
NY. Genital r. r. So $751; Reading z. X, IOi II
linois Central r. Il. Bonds 81. al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
RIOT

Urea, Nov. l3.-A Riot occurred yesterday .
the German Catholic Church, gtowing OIL o.
difficulty between the priest and 81. Soseph's 80
lily, concerning banner, Legal measures boz
resulted IN hSOTol The society. Tie priest ye.ler
day slated lhal they were thieves aud liAls. Th'
priest therefore could not proceed wIhlhe services
The priest wiilidrew and fghtensued among lhI
congregation, four arrests we've made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

Tn Cincinnati o.nmsieIal contains tie names
Of 80 Ownsp Of real estate IN The city, whose
u,,s,Lsreoa amount to over .fSs AmdrsdihoHiand
I,lsn BY including The personal estate, the list
would he largely increased. The heaviest lAl
uysr bN. Longwohh, whose real estate tar Is
Nlas. LISA formidable row Of dsuTes 10 be
rsin these tunes Of money pressure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

SuprsOrD.. The Cincinnati Commercial OF
Monday morning has the following in its CONNER.
eil article lOr Saturday evening" t I'd
'Today il was sanouncej hire that Dake &
Foreman, Of Xenia, fnd j, II, James OF Ufbana,
bg,h bankets. hal suspended, In fact, suspen.
sons, Ofgrres, ard delalcalOns afe The order Of
Ne day, sweeping like an epidemic over tie land,
TN The Atlante 10 tue Pacific,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

Tar NooS.-The Mshomelans believe that The
s,yhyi which the telescope reveals IN the surface
ofihe moon ate made by blows from the wings oil
,nssls. Qait4 The opposite, but hanlly The less
L6clu 1.-The opinion Of the senIenIlous poet,
Martin Raquhar 'ruPpet who locates He'll in The
noon, because. as asifOnomgls nlO,nl Us, not y
drop Of waller is 10 he lnunl OIL It's surface.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

wnILso rnrATw MI MatlrsOn, genlIe.
nan Of considerable eEpeuenee as ThsaltieIl
,,o,t.r has contracted TO pot The GnishihgiOnehts
a, our new Theitrs, aud viii probably open it BY
"a. miIlle Of December.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
Npm vnRR R1.RnrlnN.

ALBANY, Nov. l4,--The Argus looIngs up for
Tomorrow morning are; Clarke 29,i0s, Seymour
1923, T2S, without Cark's estimated majority IN
Fulton, Hamilton, Schenectady and Tompklns
counties, which, added 10 The above, give Clarke
total majority OF ,106.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
HUSBAND, wIFs ayoUNG LADY CURED

l.fai HAHaGLyiLLt, Aiirghehy co., va.
May 4ih, isg.
II Mnri. Mstifnrr q NsRtfsI- Dear slt-ln iu,iles
10 D.. uimpionS Vegetable 1ihduie, withioinio 10
that was sken sex on The I'd day OF y.uvay hai,
with az AHtct0g of tie ttonAeh, bowels and kidhsit
,as ttended By four eninent physicians oi noe il@t
Two mouths al 10 little or No thect hdtVne kpoNi
bottle Shleii ny vile bad taken two years tince
eame 10 The conclusion that would tske 10 mofe ne
dlehe IRON my pSieSitns buttYlbs Ipeluisi aha 40
happy 10 lnoim yOu That had hotlahehN Two Jay oe
ke tslt liz powerful ihhutnee upon my tiohteh bse
eOnintd utug the Tinetbie od ti nGw Aoe 10 ny
ioon aud esh eat tuy common DIET wiihQvl hetl nixon
yenienge or pressure on ms stomach. 80
The Addicted or iheir fritndS are daily dtltllE me-
TO learn Of Vie sal vinusihsIea In the "Iintlu" OF
Hampton q.
Ell eet ~ ssnd you several eeiheata abW dlys-
one esp,eiiy IIoni youag sdy who had been eosdhed
10 bsr Io " onlhS, with dl,siie VI Ne had, al
'SfNHpS't'e"' '"''TEd a8s.yfs R9w. HALL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

RonurIr an BIRFsi OvScE The ssty Of
uini& Co.'S Express Office, III yiaetn,e. lad.
,ysroken open and robbed Of $500 10 bank
sm No clue, ~ to The last account, has Jegn
l,lef The dvpltdaton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

Tao.E GRrEs Rwu 0rsrERs received daily by
yo,,sUI and turneJ in all their living delicious.
,,,rsht out Of lhvr native SHELLS, ore The very
1.-The season can sfuri Try them, We epcures.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

Pirrnuao, Nov. i4.-Riyef q inches OF 0
slond. Weather cloudy aud cold. Ice last night
The steamer Chicago leaves TO day for Cineln'
natl. un
CINCINNATI, Nov. i4-RisetsIationnT. Wealth
LII
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

Tnr New York Times says Ellis & stu-ei' have
=, million Of dollars invested in Virginia stocks,
., h,lfOf which indiana as the basis Of their
,,sk banks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
FROM NEW YORK.

N. YoRK, Nov. l4.--There was quite lall OIL
snow in western New York this morning. AZ Dun
kirk il fell to the depth Of four inches and was sui
falling.
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nlNnlNNArl MARKRT.

NoyEapgR i4.--Plour dull oil 1,9Oas,OO. Whs-
XIV 80. Cheese ~. Nothing doing IN PROVISIONS
Hogs 1921. Everything Is unsettled in the way
Of business.
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Tag.INTGIbTGBNCER.
sojssDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER i6,lSSi.


.,s,ostsrnius % tedpiioa. aaysriislngpr 9th
LgTTel,'sine,s ofths luiedseneer, should Be ld'
a .,,3io h Pfeprlstog, ,...,,,,.,, of,,.
we, M sddressed TO tie eiitowjOlfly, orto ell
~ y, ofihsm. -, .Ar..,,.,.
lsfg,s,',,sae dents writing i0r pupheau0hi VIII pfate
C9nsI, en one side oftle parer
siv ofthe above rules will greaily oblge ns,
hoS-1s more prompt attention 10 cofietpondcnls
~ ~. Tltbtani.rwlie some times reelfye
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
BREAKlN THgCANAL.

Row, Nov u.-A break occurred in The Bhe
Canal this afternoon about miles west Of Rome,
which will interrupt navigation fot two OF three
days. w.
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oullsp,rnrpey0 Ne ous lslrhIn. : SUI ,Doller
IAasrl'vrt.1, All.GS 4 , C., Ma, !

HARAHLsYILsE, Allsghanyeo Nd.
October 10, it5I
MtiHi MeriimH q AsNlrsy- Itar sii, AN hiPpyto
inform you that this day hnda NE In the eloymeLt Of
Sood health, byils u,e Of your Hsmplohb Tiheus aud
he bleasihsf Of God am enlbled 10 pnIape mydaili
avOcttonsEs usual, and have ,Ittt ds,ip that tie
Sfeisd Sculd NOV the great curative Poaere Of The
lam, wllbteiPset, Youn,
uJrC.l and tei some Pamphlets and zee Ne CUES Of
Coughs, Bronchitis, KLsumaitn, liver Complaint, aid
Seroiult.
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REy. YRRNoN EsKRlpoE. b. 5. n.

haH| t. PoettHoufn, Va, avg. ~ ltol'
Mr.. J. K. Housh-- Dear Ari Willie an, IN tensItI
tile inat hays gfeat t0Ahdsnet IN Tie VI ut 81 tm
tons Vegetable Undue. fof teNeial monlh last
Ve used To- MY hniyi and ln dytFePdt, o,t Of e'
10 hr a. ms eYpeTlerrt exiebd, teeiolt take fetl-
ufsin Recommending II to Inc sJslsd liA 'is and en-
elsntIentdy, Hff1h,tc
VERNON RsKRiDog,
Cha. lin v. s. NAVY.
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1nce np rnp NEW z Az

NEw YoRx, November l4.-Drhl Beach, Tues.
day, I A, M,--lhe New Eta was boarded this
morning. All the passengers will DO saved M
or hour.
The shin Is very much broken up. but masis
Me sill standing Passengers SIC elioslns 10 the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

1foax BurrRs in Cincinnati are paying IS co.
90 per 100 nett, aud no, onSiousIo buy largely
ElAnt.
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Haroourt, Bradley 9 Co


TUG Hyd on,sshi, valuable dlieoysy for protect
log Tue iestom damp Oh cold, And tbeeolea preventive
OF m.nY Lung diseases, Nitloui aHY Seeiorms
The Hydromi! form Ola sole, aud worn u'las
The bcol ahos, Its ntifeatd diameter isa powerful
autdDieio ditssW.
For Gentlemen Il will be found agreeable, warn, and
healthy 10 wtarin The eoldtt Or inleit ~ The
o cannot become wet II The IdIomaseni q inserted
Ladies' may wear Tie lighe GUed bOos OF shoes w The
most inelenenl weather with inpunly while Coasun-
lion. prevalent tm1ng The young OF our eoatiy ray
be thwied b. their general adoption. 1hsJenrsly ~
psroede shoes, ~ Tue i.ef cause the eel 10 PEI.
,plre In very unhealthy maune and besides aIe n9t
dane ious wear TO pedetrtus iney weather, like lnda
rubber While Tie iAlereanse Ne feet TO tPpeaI e1-
temely large the HydromaEen belng mere ihn tee OF
orkpiefed peculiarly placed inside does not eeite
The size u the boot oreitts the tot 20 splstr unldy-
10 children they aye eyreniey valuable tthsy % el
SAGE In exercise with Comon and healthy elecs Their
exenae 10 ssid 10 scaTee reed menioni besides
those WIN patroniIs them viii hd their VcaTly dsei'ft
lNiF unch dimiHifAod hfrsby
Asthe Hydrom,gen IL beeonng more known, ltS sale
lnefesslng 10 an almost lpeiedbe extent last year In
L0nd0n, Manchester Hirmingham, Liverpool, Uittsow
leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburghi AMI hoIlin.
our sales reached 79lf50 ralrs ofeork soa This year
the number will lar sutpass that.
Atk The Faculty their opinion Of tlsr value asa pre-
yrnllye for coughs, colds. bronchitis asthma and con-
sumption
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RmploYment o. Agents

C,gyRRAL tbo6sand ensrsst snd noteworthy young
- men arc wanted TO act al lseutf--boh loo ahd usN
eued adiels Of miuuactule now In extensive denaud'
lie Exclusive rgh of NE United STATE! u owned " we
advertise = aud ageaA OF capacity aud buuneH laelean
easily earn Two Hundred Dollatpe month.
NO CAPITAL NECESSARY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

iSOpesengen were Landed this morning, IN ALL
so pead bodies were picked up on shore.
Two tug boats are here, hui they ate unable 10
render assistance, owing 10 tie heavy swell.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

DissoIution.

THgwrtntuhlp heretofore existing he name Of
0. h 90 D. wiekhiui was Dissolved on ilsi 1T Of oe'
Sburinsss Willie eonducisd Al TIE old Slina--Auc-
lion, Roons no. 40, Mafkel Sqmfe-bT
osyi ogo X wtoKHAN.
.TGK H1 Tile Ilfr5wisd5sd b ne slapssi noaii
" odr,lti " Whtiilns Itln fei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

TaE War TnEr RLEeriosESS is NEw YoEE.-
I've New York fIerald was favorable 10 the cleo.
tsi Of Seymour and good liquor aud rallied vo'
uOlhe polish such appeals asthe following
lfnNESl your national institution, whisky
n'chls in danger Rally to It's support PSugh
SBilisgh t.
PGGScuuEsl The wines OLD belle France sre 10
K cut OF. Rally for Cognac. One struggle fOI
he dfmi.fafss. Yiye Ia bagatellel
GEHM,Ns the pride Of your ialhetland. lager
tjsr, is impsHed. Next they'll wanl your pipes.
0ne blow lofyOut Injuries. HtIl