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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-18

TmE AxxuAL STATEMENT of the receipts and ex.
peudrtures of the City will be found in detail il
another column. II is interesting as an exhibit Of
what our City Father have been doing during the
past year.
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Sneoial Notice..

OyylcE h. & o. RAILROAD Co.
Wheeling Station, November /, 1903.
ON and after Monday the 18th instant naSSehGSI CS
will leave the Station daily at 010 O'CLOCK r. m.'
n time Tor Moundsville aud Cameron ~ -,
Returning leave Cameron: '...'''....f 'V0' a n
do do MOundsville.. 20 "a ~
Fare-CamerOn 81 10 each ways
do Moundsvie, 40 cents each way. ,.o1D
by order J.. 10 FONIp sor+
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WESTERN RESERVE BANK.-A report of the fail,
ure of this bank has been put afoat by several Of
our exchange, though we believe 1t did moi gel
into our columns. The Pittsburgh Gazette thus
explains the matter:
On Saturday morning we found the ioIIowIns
tel..ra pbc dispatch by the Pew lieI Ill our auVet-
,sefnent box having been deposited there by the
Geographic agent the evening belore' allet our
office had closed -,
To Editors of Pittsburgh Gazette: Western ne
serve Bank stopped IeueeIhihs lheiL nO 't:s t"'
morning at 10 o'clock. > H. NtD"SH'
Not dreaming that this was an imposition, and
SuppoSng il matter OF public Importance we
posted the dispatch al our Office door. Il gentle
dispatched message TO Warren, aud received lhe
O'''"'"9 WARREx, Jan IA, 1854.
The Western Reserve Bank is as sound and SOL
vent as any bank in the Union, and we Lave MOI
been called upon to redeem $4,000 oil our notes i2I
the last 60 days, and We have mr. Than SloU'UV"
OF available funds on hand. The report oil Nlo-
0ee Is do 'l''o GEO. TAYLOR, Cashier
This last dispatcb will be satisfactory to our bus
mess community. The western fseHeNe Ia.
has long euoyed the reputation Of being one OF Inc
most ptudently and cautiously managei han"S OF
ONO, and we have 10 doubt Oi It's thorough SOL
y.ncy. The attempt to use the press Tor the Put-
pose of diScIedlting it, is under the circumstance
worthy OF the Severest condemnation
4 The s,eubenville Herald of Monday says:
j David Mooney, ESQ, the CaShiero the Citizens
RanL nj his city, received 10 day by telegraph the
Following reply 10 dispatch from him, lnquiTing
oC The Pittsburgh Banks what estimate they
paced there in tile rumOr, as TO the failure aIoIe
Slld: ,. ,,
"Report not true-received as other CURRENCY s
This will restore public confidence, and prevent
p+rsons rntLiS vicinity from making any sacrihces
bn such notes Of the Western Reserve BANK oS
lEey Lave on hand.
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CoMMIssIoSHR's OFFICE,
December 22d. 1883.
AFNFFNUTyNH
CALDWELL

The parties interested in the matters OF the foregoing ue
cree a re hereby notified that have appointed Tuesday
The eth day of February. 1ST AT Office in the CITY o.
Wheeling as the time and place, when and'whcte VIII
nj do hereby require the production before Inc OF all
such papers, vouchers aud proofs as may DC cees
sary TO the proper taking OF said account
Gay GIBSON J. CRANMERI
I,o2 Master commissioner in chanccry
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THE TNTELLIG.ENCER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY is, 1854.

TcKErs for the supper at Washington Hall, on
next Thursday evening, may be had at the Book
Stores and at Fickeson's.
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HilR RrNT'.

,,,,. ,torv I1sTebo,ses. recently erected
T EnTSytlI wa TehOuSe property ironing me PaHeu
,II Oh Water street. These houses, III pO,S ,snti
hs uPMaLSH StTcngth OF structure. and Oe uoh Ioi
.r forwarding and eOmmission pIo SHT others now
sloesl g,s,tS The Counting Rooms nie large al"
.tioGs' and located oil the second sto,y. r,Iv 10
Possession given imm'ed,atety FS' sRHS'fKoNG.
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TIE LECTURE by WArrMAN 7. WILEY, ESQ,
at Union Hall last night, Zone OF the regular course
provided by the committee Of the city.) was what
very few prepared, "cut and dry' lectures are
e.oquent and forcibIe, and al the same time suff
GENTLY ornate to suit the taste Of the most Scho-
las,ic and refined. His subject, "rhe Perpetua-
ton of Liberty and Union" was presented pow.
erfuly and beautifully in the light in which every
palriol and christian should regard it. We are
sure that the audience congratulated the commit
Tee on having secured the services OF SO eloquent
and aLle gentleman.
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Tue sroRTsNEs of this vicinity. of Mounds
willie and Greene county, Pa, ATE doing some pref
tv sharp shooting. as will be seen from an udver-
tisement in our columns.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
December 22d, 1853
N0TIEE

THE parties interested in the matters Of Inc '9ssolns
decrse are her eby fed that have appointed
~ t Of EcbTnSry 1854 my office in the CITY Nhee
inc az The time and place. when and where wl Ptotee
10 axe the account directed by the SAID boaks
Ibe nroJucnn before OF all such papers, DOORS
r0uchers and proofs may be necessary TO- he PTSHef Ia
klIs a. a. SUI" S Master commissioner in chamcery
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Dehnnce SnInmnndST s"fe"'


lMEH GiYEER'S PATENT.
SHilHl ROBERT ". PATRICK, 1872 PEARL STREET.
RcCES FORMERLY 80 JOHN srREET,
Is the in the United States OF the above
original reliable Salamanucrs, both as regards Sc
CuTiy against fire and hui glars Every Safe sold at this
establishment is manufactured under the
tcudeLce Mr. L. j. GAYLER whose experience oil tHen
ty SIX years sale maker together with the many Sc
which his manufacture have Triumph
Iy withstoOd this other Cities warrant the subcT-
her recommending them superior to any III USE
They are the only sales 10 which .-u, ,..-,,,,,
MIR F. q. GOFFIN'S NEW PATENT lAPEN-
ETRABLE DEFIANCE LOCK AND CROSS BAR
is Can be applied.
ready by banks, brokers' MERCHANTS Jewelers. ana
from tho perfect security which they afford against the e
OF the most skuI burglars, either By means OF gun
powder false keys, picks drills, together WIN their
convenience simplicity, and durability combined are rap
idly increasing in public estimation, and are confidently
stated 10 be equal, il not - . ,,--,r,,,,
SUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK IN THE WORLD.
Safes OF all sizes, suitable for merchants banks jewel
ers record Offices, steamboats,, &c hre anu ielI PROOF
bank vault doors, plate chests for private families etc OH
hand SALE aud made order, at the depot lS2 rear
street, 1 door below Maiden Lane, New YORK, BY
senIo-llY ROBERT NJ. PATRICK
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NOPE OF REDINI.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 17-An immensa procession is
GOING through the streets 10 night with an effgy OF
Beli1i. who is believed 10 be in the city.
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The RIVER here Continues al good navigable
stage for the largest class of boats, and business
at the wharf IS very trisk. Last night there were
eleven f ct ten inches OF water in the channel
For arrivals and departures of steamers, see our
river record.
The cars from baltimore arrived i'll good time
Yesterday and tile splendid Union Line steamer
Alvin Adams, left for Louisville with Iage num-
Der of passengers and fine curgo.
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OF THE EUROPA.

NV YoRK. Jan. I6th-The royal mail steamer
Eurona was seized to-day by the officers OF Gus
TOMS Two individuals connected with the stea-
mer were detected in smuggling lace.
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DAGuERnEorYPES.-We need scarcely remark
tina, the DaguerTeotype rooms of Mr.. PARTRIDGE
rival any DaguereOtyPe gallery in the county,
He has aimed at this object, and has succeeded i'll
establishing here an emporium of this beautiful
art which is not only resorted TO by our citizens,
but by the people from all parts Of surrounding
country His collection of specimens ure alone
worth a visit, and then, if you wish a likeness
taken, he can do it in any known style and at al
most any nrice and never fails give satisfaction.
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MARRIED.

In Brmfield. Peoria H., December 9th 1883 b.
en Va 10 Miss LUCINDA LUCAS, OF Brimfeld, H.
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VIRGlNIA:-Ohio circuit court, November 9lh' 1903:
John Aiken, .,.,....


William H. Dorsey and others
Decree for acCount-Abstract: -
This cause came heard upon the process and re-
turn thereon. &c. ..a -. 49,, a.
cree thai il be referred to OF the Master commission
ers ofbs court TO and state an account othe
estate OF John Murine deceased, which has come nIo
The hands OF Johnston Murine his administrators or winch
has rnm into the hands Of other person by the oruST
nT sI alminetrator and his charging said adj
ministator with all assets which may have S Goe 20 MI
cTedrr him with disbursements made IN que course
0r administrations said commission sh9 also St9Ie
an sCronnt oG the distTbutivc share OF said william II
dorsey as husband his said wife, In the estate
of said LICENSED and also the real estate o. WhGn salI
Iohm Murine died seized, and tile location qnantiy vat
uc ami annual rents thereof and the interest thereto.
which said William H. Dorsey as husband OF nus " ie s
rutitIpd and also 10 ascertain and report all nc ens
upon said said Dorsey in said realty ana per-
sonalty, .,..ia u,.+.r ,h,tt
cause notice ofthe same be Civ en- by 2nn
sEe Tor Iour successive weeks in some newspaper PRINT
ed in The city Wheeling Ana said commissioner Is or
defe0 I % e tsper: Sf ALoNzo LoRING,
CCalIwelI1
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nor TTmITGm0re, VV06nImETOm, FhiindeIPhhu
md New York
- 5s 49, - -

S7{ST(SS7- 4SS5lsFSIS5- -SZZN-1&SA
Great through Line for the East
rVNuR baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
T,nr Rail Road the Junction Catey called the Relay
House miles baltimore, and with the fmiaIel'
mia WiImn on and Baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
rs GREAT tunnels upon The line now conreteh and
the Whole is in fine condition one oil 'he
Isl ni,f uresou, and romantic routes IN the world.
TIe now and splendid stcRme RS Of the union LHs on
and Cincinnati connect with this road az MheeI
me and through tickets from these places to baltimore
oshiD.ton ladelphis, &c. may be had oil the esen'
niItraineaves Wheeling daily at oc9Sk
II fNybeeling tine) and arrives Al ~ -
s1 al p NJ allowing tsVo hours there, aTIlVes IN
~ ors 1850 mIes) A ~, the next morning ma
tbTonCh la about 70 hours, including all
stopnages. ,.,.o,.h IN INV oT fbe eastern rointa
without charge. = ,,--.,,.s.rrsd IN the cars for
al the JUNCTION. and for az ba
,imore without extra charge Travellers ave
III a., ma UNITY all points Hee!S,
Pr,ronsh tickets nom Wheeling to Baltimore. Swlth
iiiogs nj living over anywhere OH the TOute $500
80 5O-t TO Philadelphia, SlO-to be had on
noT lie steamers Of the Union Line on the ono aEa OF
o." pii IosJ nts at Wheeling q D. F0RD) q MOunus'
Lh isI nan ~ MAJ WIN. PARKER. Gen'l. Sun,t.
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3. C. BAKER. 10 o' '' -
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, Va.
NTTILLaeud the receiving and delivering oil freight
w and collection of freight bills Eco ,,r
n5-Office at the Store. loctL9-Ln
BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, SA-
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT.
TIME undersigned, having bought the Bridge Gomez
| Cnn'nctionery opposite The Monroe House formerly
kent by T. H. Parker, and greatly and improved
n will keen constantly hand all kinds oil cakes anu
Cameo tIonery, and viii supply parties on reasonable
terms. .,. :. -, how. e.,
the Saloon and furnished wholesale and retail by the can
'T9 a Assortment of Christmas and New Years Toys
on hand. . DD1vcr upETT
novi0dtf L. II. Rose " shNE-.,L NnI-nH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HatsI Hats!! Hats!!!
OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION;

+ q OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION.
VIZ Z are now manufacturing Hats OF the hteat hn
VA The naSe with hats that Be surpassed
endurance beauty Of finish and aLtlste II H @
nsbed al prices as those otinferor or con
s Aia0 and -
JrsnIs Hats Also, large assortment OF FteHds Hats,
the E.1css os spa
styles Those desiious obtaining good ATi
ne Of either Hat or ZAP % Ss ae.J p
o ma CAP store No io5 doors north OF w. T. Sell
by .sI Dry Goods House, west '''' ~ W Unison
IMPROVED SHOW ER-BArHS.
TNIsHoNGIS PATENT The subser1 her Ia TinS Hur.
The f9. oT s no IL the PuSs Tia, So
has the nanuiaetu 81 them III me 60 -
wSers r at hin shop Main street, Ehsy
may be had the most reasonable terms
This Is undoubtedly the best shower bath euS' g.
bling the to as as. oT no. or
cold BATH o. for any quantity with PIT ihss PafLfs
p s-Pattern Making done tho ahortest notice ana
MOST Seid TSisSaSnS 'e'"'' as 1DOve' Pc:
S.s5 Iss e S 1s. 70 is;s B. q OER}
ON ali goods shipped " tho IsspoTe Ohio R.llTsss;
be charged at winter rates. established by the eEOtng
tariff nnx,s = H. Do Master of Trunsportai!Ol.
IArguE and Young America eory.l
Bchumnn's Pare Cntawba Wine:
w cious wne made from the pure juice Of The uSPo,
I'M free from alcohol, and are authorised 20
sell by box at wholesale prices From our Gssft:
wtthe manufacturer, we ava enabled to supply en-
orders regularly. - =, .,,,or,n.,
dcl4:1m COWGlL L " MCSWOhDe
T UST Teceved-2o dOE IaltlmO:e tne DrUons. SuPe-
u nor article dozen Office GtOols 10 bArtelS superior
oran berriesi dOZ boxes cOes ptnsi IL dozen WhlHE
or Sses "O1 UOA'' a. RIDGELy. Main st.
M ID. cox, with
]. L. COCHRAN, MICKEY & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEESN
Straw Goods,
HATS. CAPS, FURS, MLLLLNERYGOO GODS,
UMBRELLAS. MIHHoNs, P4RAeoLs, ARTtTIctAL JLo"IHS.
40, 4 Hamilton Building, Barclay stTeet.
dc5Id6in oYpoIite ASt0r HOr'e, Nkh YORK.
.sAIc UOGE. Jas. II. H00B
'0AA' 4. mOGE & sON,
Attorneys at law & land Agents.
Marshall C. H., "a, MoundSuille, r. o.,
WILL practice In Ohio Marshall aud Wetxe counties
w Particular attention will be given to eoleeheaa and
La d business. kinds of land constantly for aalo
q vdS
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Tobaeco Tobaoeo!! Tobaooo!!

NY would respectfully call the attention o. Her
w chants GrOceTs to very large and general
stock OF Tobacco Cigars Snun etc, and such other aT
clcs as Iegti malely belong to regular
VVhoieGule Tobacco HOuBe.
Our stock consists OF over
ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fneen different brands OF 6s and Sa, Pound
Lumps, nom 10 10 cents, including p GrAVey. h. T.
GraveIy Hollands fine F. beehive, Thornton, IhemaSS
Jones and Hudsons, Srotismn's Thorn's. Ewpie and
others Aso-the Old Diadem OF vi. GINA Twist; Mary
Rel; Cherry Ripe; the California Gold bar, etc. etc
AS exclusively engaged in the tobacco trade hGV
ing three extensive houses in Virginia, and this being the
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
cities and having laid in stock previous to the adj
vance we feel confident that offer such inaaGo'
menIs as no better, and but few any can
eoua either east west. We therefore AK the mor
chants OF Ohio and GINA to give u call
we also keep constantly on hand heavy and senaTst
stock of suneriOr Imported SegarA ALSO SFaO
ISM Half ST. insh and Segars. Scotch Suuh n
biadders also int H. packs Matches, Ppas Of TaTo!S
kinds Pipe Stems ard Tobacco Knives Don't allie call
and see for yourselves. LOGAN. CARR Co.
III Main atIoet
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Just Received.

lSD Eastern Pickles, assoTtsdI
London pickles. Table Sauces.
Table Sauces Catsupsi
Catsups & Extracts, varietyiSaucr KLauti
Currie powders; brandy FrutSI
Carers; Cordiaii
Olives; Jelies 1Eu PTeSeTEei
English and French Mustards.
GREEN FRUITS.
Fresh peaches RaspberrieaI
PiumS and CherTlcSt BlAckberriesI
Piuc RpneSt Green pelSj
Strawberries; TomatoS and corn.
DRY FRUITS.
Seedeaa Rasins; Prunes in jars and eAakSI
IPhole, /, t and bxs do Very superior new Figsf
Oranges, citronsi Iatesi
Orange and Lemon Peel; Lemonsi
Currantsi Eastern 0IahOe'les'
Cocoa Nuts; Cream hutsi
Almonds, all kindsi EHDerni
Peeans; Enshsh WatnuIi
Fire crackers Torpodoes Roman candles, all aiSOs
SUNDRIES.
! English split peasi Sperm and star eandiesi
kentucky Hominy; Mseearoni Vermieelii
Rice ElOuri ShocotateSi
| FaTina; Cocoaj
| Hemp and canary seed; Cocoa shellsi
White and coIOTed wax Broma:
| 29O0 b superior Pennsylvania buckwheIt douTI
1000 us Western Reserve cheesei
s pine apple do
100 sacks Table Salt.
loo hbIs superior Family FIourj
20 bbs DAVIS & Sons Pitlsburg crackers, sSsOTta
| Reindeer and beef tongues.
| Icoo and Washington Hall
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aEo. W.. SIGHTS, Cierl
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-01
Cholera,

I During the prevalence of the cholera IN
New York some few years since, says Inc
Baltimore Clipper, the remedies mentioned
in the annexed letter were used by many
with entire success; and at the request OF
a subscriber we repu6lsh the testimony,
of Capt. Marshall for the benefit OF all
whom il may concern:
New YORK, July 30, 1850.
To DR.. Turner-Dear Sir: In COM
3liance with your request, respectfully
reply that in January last, in The packet
ship Isaac Wright, under my command l
sailed from Liverpool with two hundred
and five passengers. Within forty-eighi
hours after sailing, cases Of cholera APP
peared on board, which | treated for some
time, according TO the book, with such
bad success that within ten days, | mad
thrown overheard twentyseven passengers
dead with the cholera. lthen recoIlecIed
a method of treatment suggested to me by
my friend and predecessor, Captain Alex
ander A. Marshall, viz: to give table
spoonful of salt and lea spoonful Of red
pepper, in half a pint Of hot water. /
ried it with such success that | did not
loose another patient during the passage,
nor since.
was seized violently myself with the
cholera, had cramps and so on, and this
medicine carried me through.
The medicine acts very promptly as an
emetic, say in one or two minutes. 1t
brings up very offensive matter, which
sticks like glue. 1t was given among
others, 10 an old woman Of eighty-four
years of age who was on deck Though
weak Of course) the very next day.
have known it to be successfully used
on beard their ships by at least a dozen
shipmasters besides myself. It's use Is
quite general in Liverpool, where even
some of the regular doctors find Ii 10 their
advantage TO resort to it.
Provided with this simple recipe, no
longer consider the cholera an unmanagea-
bic disease. &. Il. PEABODY,
Master of packet ship Isaac Wright.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-01
Lime-BOat Burned.

\ lime-boat belonging to Mr.. CALLEN,
was burned in the Canal near this place,
few DAYS since, while on It's way to
market with a heavy cargo of lime. The
fire occurred from collision with anoIh,
err boat, which threw her ont of her course
against lhe bank, and coming in contact
with a rock, knocked hole into her
thereby Instantly communicating the wa
Ter with the lime. The whole cargo,
along with the boat, was consumed so far
as to be rendered entirely valueless. The
loss MIR. G.. sustains in this instance is
considerable.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-01
Death in the Harvest Field.

On Wednesday last, the 29'h ult., a
young colored man, owned by lady in
Berkeley County, in the employ OF Me-,
JAMES GLENN, miles from this place,
fell in the harvest field and died in two or
three hours he never spoke after or
manifested any Signs Of sensation. The
hands were working very moderately al
The time. He had complained somewhat
the day before, and had during the morn
inc of his death complained Of severe head
ache. 1t is of importance that every
hand, before he goes INTO the harvest
field, be satisfied that he is perfectly well,
for ofentimes slight departures from
health, that would not result seriously il
not exposed to great heat &c, yet are
called INTO fatal activity by the excessive
heat, hard labour, imprudence in diet, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-01
A Minister Tarred aud Feathered.

4 few months since, man who claims
TO be a Methodist preacher, and who lives
near I.sbanon, Illinois, married respec-
table widow lady who had a daughter
some fourteen or fifteen years of age, who
was, subsequently,, prostiluted by him
The ST.. Louis Republican says that as
soon as this became known, the greatest
indignation was'iel among the citizens,
who held neetinl and resolved to lynch
him. they proceeded to his house, but
found il barricaded. After awhile, how
ever, h. proposed TO lei them in, provided
they inflicted no other punishment but
targing and feaihering him. This was
agreed TO, and the Republican proceeds
20 describe The ceremony as follows
The tar and feathers were al hand, and
men willingly pitched in to give him his
new suit. The brushes and mops were
dipped into the tay-bucket and speedily
applied to his naked form, while the vic
Tim stood like a martyr What was THEN
surprise, however, 10 find that the sub
stance wouldn't stick, and slid off his per-
son as fast as it was applied. Upon
questioning him sharply and examining
closely, they found that the Rev. gentle
man had actually creased himself all over,
in anticipation Of the course that would
be pursued towards him. His ingenuity.
however. wouldn't save him, and ven-
geance finally ttmmphed. Some genins
in the crowd suggested method, which
was Immediately adopted. 1t was moth
ing more or less than TO sprinkle him with
ashes, and little dirt and sand. The
plan succeeded-ihe printing stuck, and
the tar and feathers were applied and ad-
hered; after which they trotled him around
on rail.
The ST. Louis Democrat states that
serious proposition was entertained at
first to Kill him outright, and il was only
at the earnest pleadings of the more sober
members of the party that his life was
spared. He owns farm somewhere IN
the vicinity Of Lebanon, and heretofore
mad maintained fair enough character.
The citizens have given him until after
harvest time TO make his preparations for
i removal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-01

SYPHILIS, ScRoFULA AND DISEASED BLooD.-
For ,hese terrific diseases, Carriers Spanish
Mixture is the only specific.
The proprietors have in their possession over
one hundred certificates Of the most eXtraordl-
nary cures effected by it.
" e refer to the certificates Of Richard adams,
late high sheriff Of Richmond, Va, Edwin Bur
ton Commissioner of the Revenue for Rich
mond Gen. WeIch, Of the Mammoth Circus
Dr.. Hendley, OF Washington Cr,y MIR. lin.
Matthews, and c. B. Luck, Esq, Of Richmord
Va; Mr.. F. Boyden, Exchange Hotel, Va; and
host Of others, who have seen cases Of tie
worst description cured by Carriers SPANISH
MIXTURE. They all certify that it J., the greatest
purifier Of the blood known L5|See adger-
tisement.