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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-30
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AND KEEP 1T CONSTANTLY IN YOUR


AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR
MINDS
WHAT have Just returned from the East with INV
SECOND FALL STOCK,
and that 1t Is The largest handsomest md cheapesi
brought 10 wheeling and say, with perfect conf dencc
that II only needs looking md examining TO usIe s5IeS
my assortment consists rarity Of
100 COLA at only cents;
2JD do at from 25 cents TO $780, amongSt which
are some so beautiful aud entirely new Cjlst nT
lived IN lie Baitic) that they VIII sell themselves.
~ pans ladies' Kid Gloves VSry superior at 37Ic
aged, 20 cents; e'' "N'"
;00 pieces Coburgs at all prices and all colnrk;
90 do French MeIinOs, to suit the most xtiJious.
1OOO do trimming, the very latest styles such as
etc. etc, ''s
5000 ards calico all styles aud prices some very nice
goods as low as Ct cts - e
With so many other goods of such beautiful designs
INA! al ask Is lor you 10 examine my STOCK and am
certain that can sell. o''
G5' CoElc, see and be convinced
isaac Prayer,
Eastern Bargain Store, lI5 Main st
OSiO between Monroe and Union
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A LARGE assortment received this day, comprising
n great variety oTpatterns-calI and see
Nos l46 aud As MaiL street, Wheeling. Va.
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nIn his address at the New York State Agri-
cultural Pair. Gov. Wright, of Indiana. made the
following excellent suggestions. They comprise
volume in u nutshell, and should commend them
selves to the consideration of the people in all sec
tious OF the country:
eve musteutiyate theroots, not,he Tops. We
must make.the family government, the fam, the
church, the shOp.:he agricultural fairs, the labor
atories of our future greatness. Wemust educate
omsons to he farmers, artisans,
botanists, chemists, in word, practical men,
Their eyes must. be turned from Washington 10
their States equities, townships, districts, homes
This is t1uespatriotism, and the only patriotism
that will perpetually preserve the nation"
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LETTER FROM THBMAYoR OF ROCHESTER,

LETTER FROM THEMAYOR OF ROCHESTER,
ROCHESTER,. April 7lh, 1851
Mr. SoLoNoS-Si': Having called at yo ur office in the
Arcade and purchased two pair your patent glasses
ound them superior to any that have used b,lore,
they have realized more than Gould have expected
hive put them aside, aud sa4 without them. as
well as could when boy.
s'MuEL RICHARDSON.
@-UNIoN HiLLa few doors below the North.wes-
Tern Bank. Mair st. oc11
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ROcuEsTIR, January 18TH ISL
The best recommendation can give f:lasses vi NJ
SOLOMON Is that use them myself and prefer them
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. II.
Professor OF Anatomy, University OF Bufto
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5Cholera having already mldeits appearance in the
South aud West it will be well for all know
reliable preventive is Dr. HOstster's celebrated
Stomach Bers These btters, taken before meals,
directions Tie bottle, have proven their virtues
beyond doubt. During the sckly last year
Pittsburgh well as here and elsewhere, they
found invaluable, represented TO have done
for the sufferers, being withr cramps.
tan any other medicine in lie MARKET hence necess
ty OF gettinsa supply in tine.
For sale by druggists dealers generally everywhere,
andbY
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
oc95 LAUGHLlNs & BUSHF1ELD.
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Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE BRIDGE AND STEAMBOAT

NIUUh.
virtue OF certain deeds oftruSt from Michael S,ye.
y ney 10 myself, duly acknowledge recorded in
ONCE OF the county court Ohio county, Vir
slmia' shall on Thursday, III, 29h DAY OF November
1880 at II O'Clock, NJ, at the door of tie cHIf
mousse IN Inc CITY OF Wheeling. at public
auction Three Hundred and SiXtyOne shares Of the can
ltal stock IN the Belmont aud Wheelinr Bridge
ana also The late Interest Of Sid Michael sweeney in and
10 The Steamboat City OF Wheeng said interest being
STOCK therein taken by said Michael Sweeney 10 Tie
amount OF 81 OO-ol which lie paid in about t,ven
" Two hundred dollars in cash-ana the bal ance or
boat " ~ "59 VI the
TERMS OF SALE-one fourth cash, balance in three
equal payments at four, eight and twelve months with
dOrser. '''su Ct"
.oo ALFRED CALDWELL,
W.
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WIZ. a. RATCHET OIt's HAIR DYE.

GREY, Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to be.uti-
Iul and natural brown or black. without tho least injury
TO Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DrrLoMGs have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor since 1889, and our 5000 apptica-
tOrs have been made to the Hair OF his patrons of his
famous Dye. Prejudice against Dying the hair aud wills
kers is UNJUST it would be against covering bald head
with wig.
WV. \. BATcHELOR's nArR Dvr produces color not
to be DISTINGUISHED from nature and is warranted not TO
tnjure in the least however long it may be continued
Made, sold or apple Gin private rOOnsJ the Wig
Factory. e23 Broadway, NY.
Sold nau cities ard towns OF the United States, by
Drugssta aud Fancy Good Dealers.
n5-The Geruine hls the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides OF each hottie, of
WILLIAM az. BATCHELoR,
e33 Broadway, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
sP1s LAGGHLINS & BUSHFYELD.
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Lawyers, Doctors, Bamers nistsrs, in all the Depart
meats OF State, Ladies' aud Gentlemen in tie highest
walks oil life, as wen as those moving i'll tic most humble
spheres, speak OF the cues themselves and friends by
this wOmdeIu article.
In proof OF say ahOve we now refer you to
IInmPIOn's Vegetable inCturc, and its Ell
iectS.
The wile of t. w Ycakle Grocer, IS. Pearl ST. cured
OF rheumatism OF eight years. standings all other
dies failed
WIN N. Oldham Gate of the Custom House, } dwelh:
No l26 Pine st, OF Dyspepsia, great deb y permanently
cured.
W. A. Schaefer Esq, the oldest magistrates and
most highly respectable citizens, cured great weakness
and IestUIcd 10 robust health.
Jare Punmet, 163 Baltimore ST.. suffered intensely
years with hip disease aud meIcual Theumatismi cured
alter all other remedies failed
Space will not pei mil TO undI eds OF others,
Geo w. Goodrich. Capt Thos. not, RObt. GauIt, jas
SnIyth, cured OF rheumatism
john Peryail, S. A, Griffin, John Luke. Rev v. Esk
ridge IT, S. Navy, aud thousands others cured OF Dyspep
STA, ScrOfula cough, liver complaints bronchitis Saint
Vitus' Dance, &c. We TeIer TO own ctizems-Ca
them.
a. Delicate females aud children will please try it. II
coughs, bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Liver complaint
SCrO!uIa, with arrangements OF Tie system
For sale by L. II. Logan 8; Co., Wheeling gen
eral agents.
Sold by NORILMER d MORBRAY, 9lO Baltimore st.,
Baltimore, aud SOi iirosdway,
GS-PIice 81 err bottle. jeG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-30

''SOme time ago merely alluded TO Hampton's Veg
etable TnCtuIe with promise O noticing iuOIc paIc
~ tic great relief have Ourself derived hOm its
During collegiate course, owing 10 sedentary
bits, we ht came gu te dyspepiC and were very much
rOubled with vertigo. Fol- than twelve years aitcI
leaving college, were labOrns seriously under these
two Affections. III the spinsSG 1853 health became
iend tho ordinary duties Of profession. Every
thing ate Immediately TUNED acid digestive
sans became wholly deaIged losing il seemed TO all
their activity and Vitality; constantly depTesS.
ed III spirit; our almost fOrsOOk US, and nothing
but necessity urged Us on TO action.
I've had taken stTOug medicines. observed great par
tcu4 rty in diet, aud all purpose. We had de
friend OF ours lnpoTtuned us 10 get bottle OF HaptOns
Vegetable lnCtue, assuring That would find great
iSlle ION rs We briefly replied, 'Ee lr0d Eof
Sire dollar for all The IiHcTe H- PtoH made,
tat as our own individual health COmeIIed.' We
lad no faith III II any other medicine in cfeCtnG
OnCs. In the Kindness OF her heart. however, without
consulting us about it, size sent aud got bottle and
urged US 10 accept OF it, and Tor her sake, IL could
possibly nju:e 10 use il according direction. For
the high regard we had for her and her act of kiLdnCSs
promised 10 do And without tile least eXasgera-
ton we can truly that before had uSc4 the
Of one bottle we ieIt like Few man
1--WE used consecutively, from ten 10 fifteen bottles
We were afraid To give II up, tearing Old disease.
might return Since then, digestive organs haue beef
nlormly cor eCt, our head clear, aud tat Ia
boTs, tolls, liabilities, res Ousibies, and worldly
will allow, our spiIis have been .uyaIt, aud
Just what we please, much nlease aud when
make this statement hoping that others may find
relief rom its use That have 1t should he kept
every Iamily. No family should be without HAMPTON
VEGETABLE TISCTURH.
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s. D. HARPER 3 S0N

VERY respectfully inform their hieDds and the public
generally that they have opened aIaTge and Spe1did
Fall and Winter HAS and Caps TO which
! they invite your attention. 90
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If you have cough or a cold, buy bottle OF
HOARHOUND BALSAM,

adapted to all ages, and deservelIy popular Price Is
CENTS.
Gz-sOl by Druggists generally. Prepared and for
T. IL. LOGAN 4 co.
OCH brtdgecorner, Druggists.
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WHEELING, Oct. 9th, 1855
have tried for short Time pair OF specrac eS ar-
lsled ny MI &. Solomon, aud take pleaAue Ia irstg
10 Their good quality. have also procu,e pair OlCon
cave glasses lOr Mrs. Houston, which in Their offsets
equally pleasing and satisfactory.
NJ. H. HOUSTON, NJ. H.
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FRENCH mennos, plain ard fe'd mouslaines,
Il Cashmeres tie bege in all cOl0rs,
French and r nslish chintzes
WIN every other variety OF Goods in usejust re
Oc29 uEISKEL1 L e.
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WHEELING, Oct. Srb, IS.
shown By Solomon, and have also used pair prsseh
Gu ny him. hmd them very superior, and with pleasure
recommend them TO all those occurring aid u glasses
OcIl A. p. WHEELER. D..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-30

COLUAHus, February 3. 1889.
Having examined the speGtaclcs OF Nr. S0onois / an
fully convinc. that they OF superior quality. have
taken pair for my own use, and find them uLuSuay
sy 10 The eyes. K. H. HOWARD,
Professor OF Surgery, Startling Medical College.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-30

NIw YORK, June lIlh, $50
ahnhed the principle on which they CONSTRUCTED
nave no hesitation IN TO uuIciu: them SUI cTiOr 10 ANY
WIN which AIT acquainted, and accordingly eau most
Cheeriully recommend them to all who need artificial aid
Ih imrrOVing their vision. (HAS. ~. LkE, VI u.
Buffalo aud BOwdOiM College.
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VIM. HALL,
Auctioneer d Commission Merchant.
Ne 2Os Market street,
Wheeling.
p G U L. Z sales OF every variety OF Drv C;ools
~ Clothing, Jewery. Notions. eIc
H., FHrmHe sales every Wednesday and Saturday morn.
UGOOds sold at privat. sale on the most Reasonable.
<--!-- .0es3
w ANrED--BIacK and yetiOw nnl sIaId seed.
w., ALEX. TURNER,
"S4 MrlOteOn buildings Main st.
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
RUTLER'S ROOK-KEEPER'S
Writing E1lnid

w 44S4h SA1NA'
SISCE this superior Fluid Ink has been before the pub
- lic neatly years, it has been constantySain-
ing in labor, and Is preferred by many TO the tar fam
ed Arnold Fluid.
During the past year twenty thousand quart and pint
bottles tOgether with sizes innumeTabe, have
been sold to bankers AMI merchants in CincinBat1
VILE pittsburgh, buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Terre
Hautet fayette, VIuCcnneS, Indianapolis EvansVillet
Frankfort, Lexington. Nashville Memphis, st. LOUIS
VicksbuIs, Jackson NaChsz and New Orleans. 1t haS
also heen adopted in the state Departments of Kentucky
Tennessee and Mississippi II has taken three first class
Diplomas atthe Mechanics Institutes oil Cincinnati and
Louisville aud four diplomas and Prize edals at State
Fairs held last Fall in New York, OHIO, lnlialra ard IL
linOis.
The following merchants, bankers, &c. of Wheeling
heretofore usmc ATnod's English Ink have purchased
]. Buffers Book Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank. OF ViTEinia MeschantS' and Nc.
clanics' Bank OF wheelngi Rank OF Wheeling CIR mt
Manufacturing GOmPan, County Clerk OF Ohio couutyi
National Tee rarh i"e; baltimore AID Ohio Railroad
oiicei Mcclure House, Kelly, HoOway& Coz Russell
& MCALeei Gordon, Matthews & Coz T. Sweeney & Som
List Il Howelii Motion, AohesOm & Co CIangle u Co;
DOane & Cowgirl; OF Il Boyd: Boyd OFT; Oliver Pry-
oI James II. Stout & Co; Lambdin, GihersOn & Co
For sale at manufacturers prices by
oc3n LlMBnIN. GILRERSoN & Co
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TO PIEINrERS.
We are prepared to furnish Printers with wadc,s SUI,
PeriOr News Book and Job Inks. We have now on
haHd:-
News Ink, power press I,igIt Green
Book Ink. DnrI G:ree,
Fine Black. YeIIoTT
Extra EIme do. White
Red Ink. CSoI,I size
ExIrn Fine do. VnrnfIh
Light blue. &c GcEc
All Inks sold by warranted be good; and ii found
not TO be So tan be returned at expense.
n5-Terms cash.
1ui7 BEATTY & Go.
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FROM BISHOP LEFEyER.

MR. sOIoNoS-Sir: The benefit have received from
the pectaelss obtained from you ndrees IRE 10 express
the pleasure have rectfved -m they suit NV ewes
to admiration can now see all common distances bv
candle light, as well by day, with the same case as
wien boy. which Could not do with any other glasses
have used Itaords the greatest pleasure TO avail NV
cell of his medium tesriyns hO satisfactorily has
been my own experience your skill as an op,eian.
Yours, truly,
Detroit. Nov. 3, 1872
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II Stephens, TVaTTeIltoH-O L Sterling g. Co Bs,;or
6argh-wm Bleakmear and Z Holiday MorndrriJIS"
Wilde Bro, John Fisher, and H Thompson, Vhssiin,
Wm Holiday, NGTshaH H-Jsco5 4 Smith, Wei[rStrS
=SamI MauEy, LClris6uTgh-Z 4 KarT, Cedar Grora
MtHI-br Barnes, CEaTkS6iTs-Dr K c Williams
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MISCELLANEOUS.

w, S. WOODSIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PROPUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANT S,
N. e COR. CHARLES AND CAMDEN SITS.
Baltimore.
UoUR warehouse is sled on one OF the tracks Of
the BanIone aud Ohio Railroad, by which expenses oil
dTsyase on censgnments is avoided.
REFERENcES-
p, Gibson, Cashier -
H. SpTigg, Esq, MrTch'ts "
TT lemSiI Cross, Esq, CSSIr Com & Far blk Bait.
MeSsrs. Hugh jenkins q Co, Baltimore.
III Lino6e, ESD Esq; Chief Engineer Il + o R R
]. 4. F aI'H Eeq, Agent < oRRcO, Wheeling.
MessIs FOTsytbs ~ Hopkins, -
s. Brady, Esq, Cashier
Nal Pulp - Barry, Agent b. &: o RR. Company,
Moundsvil!e Va.
MessTs. JoLn wharry & Co. MOmdsviIle, Va.
+" w ~ L. Thompson,
NJ Pollock 4 Go, Suufsli, ohio.
PC. Gonye'ss Esq. Cashr, gainesville Ohio.
G. H. Spfigg, Esq, Fairmont, Va.
Mcssrs. j. y. Jackson, ''
nOsI -Iy
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1--WE WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR FOR
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON
EVER AINE

THUS spoke wise aud good MANI but mark the
changcl Let the affected hear hT aud then decide we-
tier 10 suffer be made whole Ys PToess;O"aI neih
u N ruined heElH hear
Rev James W. H.micutt, lie talented ard inleW nd
editor that highly popular and extensively read pa
per, the Christian Banner published at Fredericksburg,
Va in his editorial OF The 18th May 1876. titus speaks
of H1HP.9H'S Vegetable TiHctlTe:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-30

BUCKSKlN GLOVES.
ZIG lot Of heavy buck Gloves, Winchester make,
: ocas So a. w.D. MorTE & BRO
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-s DRESS GOODS.
NVEwill oren this day very choice selection OF
MORE antique Sins, eegant flouneed silks, and
rich silks, In plain, plaid, striped and bIOcIde.
OC29 HEISKELL & 70
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Found.

A POCKET BOOK ccntain'ng 4 sum OF money, was
II found ia tie oil The Central IhO X. r., OcIO-
Der 5th The owner can we the by proving pro-
perry aud paying char es.
WM. d. TERRY, Ticket AstC. O.R.R.
II.
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SILK PLUSH GAPS FOR GENTLEMEN.
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MOURNING GOODS.
nuK stock OF mourn ing Goods is very full anu desra
oce1 HE1SkSLL 4 Co
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Heiskell & Co.
AVE received their entire second stock OF Goods TO
IL which they would respectfully invite the attention
OF purchasers Or9S
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For sale wholesale and retail by
sP1s LAGGHLINS f. BUSHFYELD.
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EMBROlDERlES.
have inst received 1900 collars, in every possible
variety OF price and pattern. Aso-sOme beautiful SETS
Of collars and cOarettes, and sleeves to ic FIounc
lS dglnss and nscrtngs in scOnet Nainsook thread
anu ul thread aCeS, Valenciens, Maltese do Elegant
black and co!Ored Veis iacone ac and Swiss IecTes
etc. etc. OC99 HEISKEIL ca
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rrnm tha Rio aranda.

AN arrival at New Orleans brought tothe Plea
Yune the following letter from its correspondent,
and also papers to The 9Th inst.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
keeping Goods. comprising
Ilhcu and cotton sheet ings, all widths;
Linen and cotton pillow materials;
Furniture Chintzes brOCatcI.es damasks
Towels, HuckabacE ToweIing
oto9 4''' '''-e WE1SKE11 4. n,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-10

TIME Horse viii stand 1t the Robbins Farm
j eaIleda of the subscriber IN Neriul@
she cG|&k ecason, at ten aud fifteen dulls.s.
The "a colts Of this huFsepre three years Old
the sI0ck IS 81 extraordinary promise. ne SUD
scrtDer hopes TO exhibit Of the next State fair
at Hartford. coils three and Two years old, Ind
yearlines. the oldest driven in harness. Of beau
tliul style and OF hne action and sreed
Raven IS bv Vermnnt Black Hawk, Black
Hawk by Sherman Morgan, he BY the OF. ginaI
OF Justin Morgan BY True Brittoa. by General
De Lancey's imported Travs Her, SC. The dam
OF Raven was by The Yale Horse, he by Cock
of the Rock, full brother OF American Eclipse,
and considered better herse than Eclipse. ex-
cept upon the turf 70 was owned BY General
Amos Vamuni. Of tlgennes, Vermont. The
dam Of the Yale Iinsse was very fnc mare
owned by Dr.. E. D. Warner, Of New Haven,
Vermont; she was by GifTd Morgan, G.tord
Morgan by the Woodbury. Morgan, BY the jus
tin Morgan, DC. The dam of Ravens dam v as
black mare purchased in Galway, Saratoga
Comfy. New York, and owned by Harvey YALE
of Middlehury. Vermont. She was fast, and oil
unrivalled endurance. The dam Of Rayen was
well known in Adsiison County, Vermont. fol
her speed. dociiv, and capacity in harness
She was sold by Mr.. Yale Ia George Chapman,
Esq. of Middlehurv. and purchased Of him BY
the subscriber, in January 1Si7. She is sill. re.
tanned for breeding purposes Her color is hay
with dark limbs her countenan. e and figure oil
the Morgan character.
Vermont Black Hawk stands a. 500 the sea
son. Raven is one Of the best of his colts.
ROBBINS BATTELL.
Norfolk. April 81. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-10

Afa Court ef Probate holden ~ Isfr4& Hsn9fM
and for ne Disfrics Of Lie! fsd e. az ssfk -
A cf april a ID 1885. q =.
Present, CHARLEs ApxNx Esq. JudKes
TTPON the peiii,on Of MARTIN B. S1hoko Of
~ WarrenIn The county ., fi,chfeld. ehew-
Ing 10 this Court that he i Gnsrdian Of George
Strong and Aiilo Strong. minors residing wifhuut
this STATE, To- wit: in Darien. Genessec couu.ys
N. ", bur owning real estate within si6 disiriet
v;z nm uudivlded int rest in AL The real estate
of Daniel n. Strong. late u Warren u said
district. deceased That the said Estate e AZ
present nnpruductiye; That she availsT thereof
are wan:ed for The support. .Ws'nienance and.
education Of said minnrs. and that q wsM be Tor
the advantage Of said miners 70 sell NE same
and invest the avails thereof according g law--
praying for. liberty 10 sell said property ior m
purposes aforesaid, as per peltIon on h!e.
II is Ordered By Ibis Coaff-Ttat said Guar
dian give notice OF said application BY causing
the same to be published in one Of the news
papers printed in Liich6eld in the comfy ct
Litch6eld three weeks sncccssively, At least
six weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition win be heard a. the probate-oiiice ID
said district on the Sd day Of July next, st 3
a'c!o K forenoon
Certified from Record ~ IS
81 CHARLES ADAMS. 3udge.
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CUs1H MA4rKRs. Dr.. Peck, D New
York dentist and gentleman Of character
and amiabIe manners, seems 70 have been
harskly used by the Government Of Cuba
where he had gone 81 the purpose Of re-
gaining his health and establishing hush
ness. 10 published letter he declares that
be had never had any intercourse with the
Cuban Junto, and was entirely innocent Of
any Flliibustering projects. Notwitistand-
ing this, he was twice arrested, misused
continually by the officers, carried 70 Ha-
yana by sea in the forward part of the ship
among horses and negroes, deprived of a
bed and treated in other respects more like
"a brute than like man. He was finally
released from prison on the application OF
the u. S. Consul, and never knew nof does
he know yet, the nature of the charges
against him; and he makes a claim on the
Spanish Government for compensation.
In connection with this case we mention
a newspaper rnmor to the effect that a de-
cree issued at Madrid-that is. by the Queen
Of Spain and her Government-had reached
Cuba and been published there, in which it
is ordered that, in the event Of fllibnster.
iDg expedition landing or attempting to land
in Cuba. all Americans residing on the
island, us. Consuls included, are to be
Immediately. and without distinction, pla-
ced under arrest.