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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
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1H-'H y 4AI4ts1 . N4OLNsl I-A-N . I IN I7UUh
MINDS
'TNHAT have Just returned from the East with my
L SECOND FALL STOCK,
and that 1t s the largest, handsOmrst and cheapest ever
brought TO Wheeling, and say, with perfect conf dencc
that only needs looking at and examining 10 insu,e sales
my assortment consists rarity Of
90 c0lIarsI at only cents;
$500 do at from 25 cents TO $780, rnOngst which
ore some SO beautiful aud entirely new dust ar
liyed In the BaltiC) that they VIII sell themselves
6ol pairs ladies Kid Gloves, very superior at STIc
800 do misses do extra fine, Slightly dam
aged, 10 cents;
800 pieces Coburgs. at all prices and all colors;
90 do French MeIiOs, 10 suit the i.Ost = stidious,
1000 do THINNING the very latest styles such as
mOtre- Antique, Plain and Edged, moss Tlim6iin g
etc. CiC.
1900 Yards calico, all styles and prices some very nice
With so many other goods, OF such beautiful designs
ina! al ask IS or you 10 examine NY stock, aud am
n1-CO:Ie, see aud be convinced.
isaac PRAGER,-
Eastern BaIGain store, 1I5 Main st,
OClS between Monroe and Union
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

Pu1.DrLrma.-The Philadelphia Inqnirer has
the following on the financial condition of that
city:
philadelphia never before presented such a
melancholy spectacle. MuTmeTs are uttered on
all sides and by all classes. The city warrants
are advertised by the brokers' as bought and sold
below par, and DEPRECATED currency of this
character TO the extent of hundreds of thousands
Of dollars has been issued. All this is lamen,a
Bile; nay, it is dsgracefnl. Not few of the city
officers have been unable 10 obtain payment OF
ers. the police, and various other departments Of
the local government are in similar CO ntGion.-
We repeat. the public are becoming impatient as
we'll as indignant. Philadelphia is one Of the
richest cities in the world. and with resources
every way abundant; and yet her credit and her
character are triGei with through the agency of a
disreputable squabble in councis.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

TUE Mlss,xo EaoNAur.-It is stated in the Gin
einuat ohiO) Times, of the goth inst, that sew
ieral persons Of that city saw wrecked balloon
in the air, on the Sd instant. and the Times infes
that it might have been the balloon of the I'M
fortunate Winchester. who ascended from Nor
walk, Ohio. on the I'd inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

uPresieent Finnsy. of oberlin College, thus
speaks of Mr.. Mahan's work entitled Modern Alys
terirs Explained ans! Exposed:
! regard this work as ably executed. have no
doabt that the real facts Of this mis- called Spirit
ualsm owe their ongin 70 MUNDANE causes. You
have sufficiently exposed the folly Of any otheI
conclusion. The excitement, confusion and de
lMSiof upon this subject had attained fearful
height. Your work ought toqniet this txcitemenl
and lead the scientific world to institute search.
ing investigation Of The real phenomena of SO,
called Spirituasm, and to philosophical account
oil their laws OF development.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

DEFICIENCY OF THE vlxrAcEnv lrALY.-On ac-
count of the deficiency of the vintage in Italy. the
Pope has Prohibited until Sept. 1856. the expora-
lion OF grapes, must, common wines and vinegar,
rs also crude tartar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

GJProf. Johnston, the author of "Chtmistty OF
Common Life" AMI we'll known in the scientific
world for his professional ability, died recently in
Scotland, in his 59,h year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

GIVE HrM THE Nxws-on Thursday evening,
during the play Of Hamlet, at Phenix Hall, tue
news of the fall aud destruction Of SebastopoI ar.
rived Just as the actor, as Hamlet, was in his
| death scene, exclaiming:
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rnssn.h MaazinL. ana Ledrn Rollin.


II has already been mentioned that these three
popular leaders have issued an address to The De-
mocracy of Europe, in which they annonnce that
W,thigthe fallof Sebastopol hour for revolution
has arrived. They say that the war has brought
to light two facts: the first of which is the strength
OF the revolutionary party, as avoweG by its cue.
mics; and the second that the Governments are al
the present day SO materially devided amongst
themselves that there can be no union. as before,
to,crush out the hopes ofslreedom. They say:
sE1ch people has nov but a single enemy to
combat let it not be forgotten. In lS4S enGh peo-
pie us it arose was Singly victorious. aud II was
only through the union and CO operation Of several
forces that the revolution yielded IN Rome, Hue
gary, and Germany.
"The oppottune moment has therefore arrived
for the people, and it IS our duty TO declare 1t
We say it with deep conviction, the L!berhl party
is from this time forward responsible for all The
blood shed on scafOIds and the slow fortunes oil
which the prisons of Europe are the secret theatEe
forit can conquer.
eyes; bowed down as we still aIe, we make
them tremble. They seek to ward of the future
they offer sacrifice TO fear. Revolution troubles
their councils, dominates their plans, impetlrs
their NOV ements, aud parazes their military oper
atoms, tits the fear of the uprising OF The ma
lionalities which causes them 10 crouch, coward
like, at the feet of Austna, whom al the bottom o.
their hearts, they despse. 1t is the fear OF Pc
lish insurrection-the dread Of seeing the revoln-
tonary flag raised in PodcIia aud Llhuaaia, which
has shnt them out from Odessa and Riga. llwa!
the fear Of rousing an echo in Hungary hich made
them renounce tie campaign beyund the DAnute
and delIvernp the municipalities to the Austrian
invasion. 1t was the fear Of the effect upon The
peopIe Of the smallest territorial change that obi
ged them to respect tie integrity OF the RUSSIAN
empire and depnyedthem the Swedish alliance
II is the lear Of the revolution which would NEE
them on every side. whenever the scent OF battle
should reach the hostile masses, which fOrbids
them from general war, and limits them TO al
isolated pOint 0[the Muscovlte territory between
the sea and the steppes. Negotiations, protocols
battles, everything in this struggle betraY> th'
deep conviction Of the EurIpern Governments
that on this EuIop an soil, undermined in ever
direction by suffering, no single spark can be kin
died without resulting in an universal confagra
tIon."
The manifesto closes by begging subscription:
to the military chest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

GI'rhe Texas Legislature will, it is said. ac-
cept the Texas debt bill passed blythe last Con-
gress, notwithstanding tie popular majority against
the same
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FurIn nnd COsI I.,Inds For SRIc.
Il1HE undersigned oilers for sale valuable Farm in.
GLIDING Coal Banks, ten miles below Wheeling and
one mile below wegee Greek, containing ~ OF land
under good cultivatun large frame dwelling barn,
stables aud other Out houses and two bling wells
OF good waller. OF which there is excellent lead
pump leLccs all in good condition. also. three orchards
bearing Shoice ir The purchaser viii have the privi
lege Of working lG0acres OF land in which there
Two veins Of ne Loal Que vein Of six eet and another of
Our eet lie landing IS supposed be the best between
PTtshngh aud Cincinnati, beng good Tor any
Stase OF water. ~
The above property viii be sold on very favorable
terms. Apply to GLEN R.I AMRLER,
oct3l.d1w-wiH,s ri the preuIiSea,
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RIVE silver Medals ind seven Diplomas
have been awarded a DAMS for first class DagncrieO-
tyres. Adams & Co.'s Galeryi the corner OF Union
aud Main SITS. Strangers are invited 10 call citizens
course will DO Pictures taken as eeap as Lie cheap
est. jr20
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BEEcrER AND BARNuM.-The Ohio papers come
to US groaning about The Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er. They complain that he has let himself out to
Mr.. Wells, the lessee, who hires him out Sc
much per night; and such is the indignation thai
the people will not go TO hear the lectures.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
"The Ssee made a bad speculation in Ohliga'
ting himself to pay fifteen hundred dollars and ali
expenses for twelve lectures; aud the reverend
gentleman has, we think, not added to his rrputa-
ton by accepting the contract. Heis here
so far as his privilege 10 lecture is concerned the
property of Speculatori and the Cincinnati pub
lie, by abSenting themselves ftom the lecture
have expressed, in manner as decided rs ii is Sc.
we're, their opinion OF the course the gentleman has
pursued"
The Ohio (CoIumbus) Journal says:
''Mr. B. read there, very indist'ncty, to fort.
persons, all told, lecture on "Beauty-" lie hat
advertised TO read his lecture on 'Patuotisn,' bu
after discovering the want OF patriotism in on
citizens, III the gross receipts Of fourteen dOlLr'
and fifty ce,lis, he concluded to i've dissertation
the love Of the beautiful. not inaptiv suppoSIn.
that "mOney'' was an article possessing peculia
charms in This locality. His mission as ectmrr
is noble one; but the aPPelIation OF travelling
Snowman has been attached to him, and, until III.
name of Barnum has become obsolete, his hghes
and most worthy endeayOrs TO intellectually am'
morally amelinrate lie condition of man, will, ii
a measure, prove futile, proportionalely as The
public mind has resolved to be humbugged NJ
longer.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

GJ'A new Lutheran church was recently deili-
Gated at Richmond, Ia, which was chiefly built
by the iberalrty of seli,made working man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
MnhIId IA Hnrn1in.

The potent poison quite o'erconies my srifiti
cannot live to hear the l'etrs from England
a fIend of the Allies imme 'iately cried outs
sDie away. old fellow, Sebastopol is taken"-I'e-
teTsJlrg Erp.
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FOR A SHOR I TIMti Only

GpectHcles, &c, ground on the CxnCI prin
~ CiPle Of Spherical Accuracy, By u. SOLOMONS Il.
celebrated Optican, from the Improved Spectacle Man
factory AMI London Optical rs adjustment M. los q.
iIond street, London, established than ccuuI
ago.
Il, SoomOns, tile sole Inventor of tile Improved Sp.
tucles, nd various Improved asses, is nov on No
iessonal visit 10 this place, and may be consulted al
Office,
FEW DOORS BELOW TIIE NORTH WESTERN BAW
MAIN STREET.
lie las had ths honor of attending the above ins.
pTiucpa towns in the United Kingdom, where he ll, II
peTleECed the most Tutoring enCOuIHgemcnt-anl la,
bee Eesty solicited to make visit lUr a short l
lie has tie honor announcing his arrival frOni lo
with most splendid SsOTtment Of lis newly iuyri h,
and improved spCCtaCeS Such rs The superiority OH,
Gases, that PERSONS having iItlamed ar We Ii eye, w
inSt-lty lie relieved by using hem, aud they posse,
property vi preserving the precious organ sigb To-
most advanccd peri Od OF lille, while they bic lH .
Old aud the yuuI to pursue the most minMc unl,tu .
Tor any length nj time, eiIher by day or CdHlc.hi h
several individuals IN tic United Sta aVr II.Ns.
their ctcsCy, lie with confidence soliCts :hc lyd
public which lIO wieVer be proud 10 aCiJuwIfg.r -
surfing those WIN cutrusthim with their Ma,
no eXeItnH shall he waiting his part 10 mct h..
confidence and appreciation Added tn lac auyaUt 81
possessed BY him OF long nTartiCc III the Eye lrrrr
and under OF the most eminent OCUlislS, hy WNt
tas obtained thorough kowltdgc OF The ifClSrs u 5.
sion lie has in his possession, documents from iiL ya.
ais OF Iauk, conveying The highest Testimonials Ui
baIion- ~
lie will give reerenees TO persons in tie Uulr
States who have fJUn the greatest benefit aud cnn,ut
from the use OF his newly invented and Improved sl-
tlCes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

DEArn.-The Hon. Chns. W. whipple. Justice
of the Supreme Court of Michigan, died at De-
troit on the, 25th.
WIN, D. St1rr, for thirty years editor of the Sem
mel and Witness, at MiddIetown. Conn, died on
the 26th of disease oil the heart. He retireI at
nightly his usual health, and was found dead in
led in the morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

II a NEGRO SrEALEn TARRED AND FEAruEREn.-A
man named Atkinson was torreL and feathered
few days sirce in Missouri, for attempting to run
of with mulatlo slave girl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
NEW DISCOVERY FOR DEAFNESS.

NEW DISCOVERY FOR DEAFNESS.
The Sound ConCcnlratoT is an cNtraOrdInary, powrr
rul, new invented small instrument Tor r cue ol f.,
lemc OF DEAFNESS, cHtiIcIY different JuaLr
construction from all others, SURPRISING everything
modelled TO The cavity OF the cur, aud may rest wilt
without projecting, and being OF the same Color o. d.
skin moi Iciceptibe. Tie powers OF this vauahl
invention great TO lesture dciCclive hratng
long standing its perfect and natural aud to en-
bic deaf persons 10 join IN general cation,
most distinctly at place worship, tile bar OF al
puhlIc assembly, lie unpleasant sensation O rtns,
noises IN tic is entirely removed and lie cunceii
lions Afforded TO individuals afflicted with this esd
maIady, all tile assistance that possibly be Desired
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

''TuE SEED OF BAxay9 KINGS pa Paris cor
respondent dwelIs on the interesting fact that the
Empress Eugene, is now likely to become moth.
it is the occasion OF s.
ia severe modification alike TO he par:isans Of
Henry the Fifth and The Orleansts, and by its
promise Of new hereditary claimsnt 10 the
French crown holds out all increased prospect of
the country through the next generation, being
torn by conflicting (actions."
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REAL EsTATR sArns
l 4 Nd w Ar r A N r s.
John NJ. Clarke a. Go

John M. Clarke & Co
Land Warrant, stock, Exchange Del,
and Agents for CIniIias nanin,I Io'cr',
Government '
TTNHE very highest New York mar kcl mice ,,i,, l.,
| Ter Land Warrants for tie HeYt GSr 90, y, j.. ~
ever they shall have advanced heyOnd our t,, fl
the very highest New York MAJ let ptltes ,yiI
on receipt OF ANY BY aail, regardless OF Tue ior.
latiOus. ''''' 81
Persons sending wIrrantsbY mail my rely On ,,,...
ing as muolas II they were pc, sonay pfrsci 80 ''s'
Sight drafts mn any Of tile Northern d. Sl,.i
will he emlted By return mali and when me-, r'
amount will be placed 10 Their credit In on, ', ar
Iulk Banks on whiehihey draw at Sight liz w. N'
ter rcniitins the warrants ''' 10! 81.
Address JOHN M.CLARKR & Ca
washington city, u C.
REFER TO 70
Hon John Wilson, Commissioner of III, G.p,r,,,
Office. .-- '"' '@' 1-'l
Hon. L y Waldo. Commissioner of Peg,ou,
Sweeny, Riiicnbouse q Co.. Bankers, Wasup-to,r,,.
Chuhb Brothers, do ~, NY
Spter, Lea q, Co, DO ~,
All the Officer Of the Ranks IN Wheeling Y, "
Cashier l;snk OF Virginia, Richmond, Va
CASHIER Farmers Bank do
Cashier Merchants and Mecbauics Bank, ParEeI.b,,.
Virginia '''
:GRes Robb, Banker, New Orleans
President Exchange hank, Pittsburgh Pa
Johnston. brothers s. Co, bankers, Baltimore
X. II. Maury q Co., bankers, RIChmnni Va
Paul j. linOn, bankers, Petersburg Va
Peters, Spence d Co., Bankers LYucLburr Va
inC26 Times copy
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COLuARus, February3, 1872
fully convince that they OF superior quality. have
taken pair for my own use, aud ind them unusually
sy TO the eyes. r. l.. HOWARD,
Professor of Surgery, Startling Medical UoiIsse,
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MILITARY PAPEas BuRSF-Fhe Austin Times
Of the 18th inst. mentions the destruction by fire
Of The Office Of the Adiulant GeneraI OfTexas.
including the army rolls and every important pa
perrin relation to the military affairs of Texas
There no means dtsaysJ toprocure duplicates,
and the burning of no other archeves could have
been.a greater loss 10 Texas, as it will open the
door Is the defrnuding Of many persons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE BRIDGE AND STEAMBOAT

by virtue OF certain deeds from Michael S,sc
- ney Ia myself duly acknowledged and recorded in
the clerks office OF the county Ohio county Vi
:inla shall CA Thursday, III. 25th day OF Novsfnher
1870, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, at the front door or II court
house IN the city OF Wheeling. expose sale at nbIic
Three Hundred and Sxy.Ons shares OF the can
ital stock IN the Belmont and Whcenr Ige
10 the steamboat City OF wheeng said interest bsinr
stock therein taken by said Michael Sweeney 10 ire
amount o. 5OgO-ot which sum he paid IN about TWEEN
" two hundred dollars in casA-ana the balance Of
said stock being lily paid up the earnings Of lie
TERMS OF SALE-one fourth cash. balance In three
equal payments at four. eight twelve MONTHS with
SIS secured by negotiable otes an approved en-
ALFRED CALDWELL,
TT41Sfa
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.grFhe Hon. J.Addison Thomas, late Solicitor
of the United States before the Court of Claims,
sitting al, London, arrived in New York ouFhurs-
day last. by The steamer Atlantic on his way to
Washington, where he will at once enter upon the
duties of Assistant Secretary of State, to which
post he was appointed some months auce, upon
the designation Of Mr. A. Dudly Mann.
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WHEELING, Oct. Sih, ~
This is TO certify that have examined Sleciier'
shown by u Solomon, aId have also used IliI rfse
ed hy him find them very superior, aud witt ffssf
recommend them 10 all thnSe requiring The aid NJ tAsa'
OCl1 A. p WHEELER, v.
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RuIOaioS Save ISsURRrcrrOS.-On ht night
of the 18th, the citizens of Baton Rouge, La,
under arms and in great excitement, on account of
rumor That the slaves intended to rise and attack
the U. S. Arsenal and the Bank. Nothing of the
kind, however, took place. On the next morning
Joe Craig, colored barber, and suspicious char
acter, was compelled to leave place.
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FROM BISHOP LEFEvER.

Mr. sotOAOS-Str. The benefit l have received from
the sectaeIss obtained from you ndr ces ne 10 express
the pleasure have received hey suit ny eyes
10 admiration can now see alt common distances by
candle light, as well by day, with the same ease as
wien boy. which could not do with any other glasses
have used tsOTds the greatest pleasure to avail my
sell OF his medium testiing how satisfactorily las
been my exlsr your skill az an op,ictsn.
Yours. trut.
PETER p. LEEEVER Bishop.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

PRINCES BAY OYSTERS IN THE SHELL :,
d ECEIyED daily al the s'Verondah"
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PuILADELPuiA. June 4ih 1870
cordially concur, as lar my Judgment goes tie
opinion Of my friend aud colleague, Dr. Ice Ia rciersN
TO the perfection al AIR. SOOmOhs convex aud oval Ga,
ses Tor TAR sigh edness The grlNm apncars TO be gO
aud CleaTp anu the general Workmanship superior.
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. II.
Professor OF Surgery, Geneva college.
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LETTER FROM THEMAYoR OF ROCHESTER,
ROeHEsrEK. April nh, 1885,
Ma SoLoMOS-Sir: HaytCg called ~ ur office in the
Arcade and purchased two pair your patent glasses
found them superior that have ever used before
they have realized more than could have expected
have now Put them aside, and sa without ihem as
well could when boy.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
@UNIoN HALL "a Few doors below the North.wes-
tern Bank, Main st. oe11
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To PRIN,rRRH,
FROM BISHOP sPALDING.

Having tried Mr. so.Onrons' Glasses, find them DO,
distinct and soothing the sight, more in .aet, judging
from shot trial. than any have yet used 1 recon-
mend them to the patronage those in nee Of glasses
Signed, III. J. SPAULDlNG, Bishop.
Louis vile, Oct g. 1854
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uIwo kegs Of powder were landed at the
Portland. lNIe.l wharf, and three little boys bust
ing in The head of one keg, applied lighted match,
which ignting the powder, blew the little fellows
into the air, wrapping them in flames and pro-
ducing the widest scene of excitement, killing the
lads, after hours OF intense agony.
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JOIIN y, AIMMEK. HOBEKT IBBOTSON,
ZIMMER d. IBBOTSON,
w GUILD respectfully inform their friends, and the
store al lie corner OF Market and Unon Streets in the
room recently occupied by W. t. Robertson where Il ey
intend 10 keep full supply OF FRESH FAMILY GRO
CERES, and viii take pleasure in serving them out 10
customers at the very lowest m. Lket rates
They Will still carr their cam Bakery, and arc
ready to fill the orders Of all their old friends as well as
new ones, for all The different kinds OF truckers aud
bTeaus- srI9
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.sTHuRspAY MORNING. NoVEMBER i. Is55.
r.rTbe Union Of saturday published a letter

rrThe Union OF Saturday published a letter
from John Van Buren IN reply to lis structures on
his speech at oswego. Heprediets that the New
York Soft Shell Ticket will be elected by $4,000
plurality, aud asked the Union whetherit desresto
see that ticket elected OF defeated The Union
replies in view Of Mr.. Van Buren's declaration,
that alIthe candidates on that ticket except two
were openly and warmly the advocates of Martin
Van Buren, in Is4s, sndthat it is therefore mat
observation-disclosures so far as the interests the Dem
patty afs.aoncerued, whether the ticket succeeds
or not. 20
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t1rvrrArp, Oct. 9th. IA,

LEvET AID, Oct. 2IlIi, ISL
lal 81 ecmclS uG SpGcaCIcs PLAYED my hands hy 49,
solomon, iiI.d myself much relieved from dcIert ais
SION and especially weakness OF tile eyes. from witl
have suite ed Tor tile last two years, wcneYerI ayeti
eTciSed them, even for short period OF time. ibIE
of excellent quality peculiarly adapted Jf
suGh dulposes. J.P. KlRTLiHD, MID
Professor OF Physical Diagnosis nnd Theory ana Psc.s
Of Medicine, Med. Dep. w. Il. College.
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ROCHESTER, january 10Th, ISL
The best recommendation can give ';asses ut Nj
Solomon, Is that luse iiIsm myself and prefer Them
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. H.
Professor of Anatomy, University OF BuIIlIo.
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For Rent

TO FIRST APRIL, 1856.
THAT largo and connections Warehouse on "'rt
street, formerly occupied hy Mr. J. ". Keys deceased
as Forwarding aud commission house
Possession given immediately The Office fNt1's
VIZ: Desk stove, CARPET S and Truck and Scales "A
be disposed OF at Eair'TaIes
Apply TO GORDON, MATTHEWS & Co.,
sn22 Min sLLtfi.