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uliN C. 5. LEWIS.

The current rumor IT, that this gentleman has been
defeated for Congress- this district, by small ma
iority, varying from lou tn sou votes It seems the
district will hot be heard from Correctly until 'he
sheriff, meet To compare the returns, which Will be
This week. When il ia rsrollected that the Know
Sas Mess claimed to have 5000 or 5000 members
this district, aud expected TO elect their candidate by
loo or 1901 majority, there is no greai cause for re-
snch ,;ctorv and we are undone." Every stratagem
was used to defeat Mr.. Lewis, and we understand,
that in Cabeu. some heavy trading OF votes was
made, which operated against him seriously. II, de-
fca,ed, (as We suppose he is.) MIR. Lewis has the
proud satisfaction Of retiring from the field retaining
The re.pect and confidence of his numerous friends,
and with tler best wishes for his prosperity and hap
pinass.-l Weston fVa.I Herald.
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Portsmouth Transcrip, SAYS :.

RErESrANcE.--TheP Portsmouth Transcript says -
On Saturday last we were permitted to read letter
from negro man, now in Canada, who ran away
from his owners here SONS time ago, under the i'm
preston probably that he could there enjoy perfect
freedom and happiness. But finding il all a delusion
he writes u his owner, expressing many regrets
for the he pursued and usks permission 10 re-
turn to bis old and better home. af
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THE DUTY OF THE STATE.

Who bids for the little children
Body and soul and brain:
Young and without staini
Who bids for thu little children
Young and without q stain!
Will no one bid for the children
For their souls 90 pure and white,
And fl for all good and evil,
rhs world on their pages may write }"
I'VE bid" say Pest aud Famine,
Ave bid for life and limb;
Fever and pain and squalor
The bright young eyes shall dim.
When the children grow too many,
Wen nurse them a. our own,
And hide them in secret places,
Where none may hear their moan"
"lbid," said beggary bowling.
"l'!l buy them one and all;
I'll teach them thousand lessons
To lie, TO skulk, TO crawl.
They shall sleep in my lair like maggots,
they shall rot in the fair sunshine
And if they serve my purpose,
Ihope they'll answer thine"
"Aud III bid higher and higher"
Said Crime, with wolash grin,
For love to lead the children
Through tho pleasant paths Of sin:
Thsy shall swarm in the streeta 10 pilfer,
They ehall plague tho broad highway,
I'LL they grow too Old for pity.
And ripe for the law to slav.
"Prisop and hulk and gallows
Are many iu the land.
Twere folly not 10 use them,
SO proudly as they stand.
Give me tho little children,
I'll take them "a they're born,
And I'll feed their evil passions
With misery aud scorn.
Give me the little children,
Ye good, ye rich, ye wise,
And let the busy world spin round,
While We shut your idle eyes;
And your judges shall have work,
And your lawyers waS tho tongue;
And the jailors and policemen
Shall be fathers TO the young"
"Oh, shams!" cried true Religion,
"O1 shame, that this should be-
III take the little children
III take them all TO me.
III raise them up with kindness
From the mire in which they've trod;
III teach them words of blessing.
I'll lead them up to God.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15
THE KNow-NoTnlSG CONVENTION.

PuiLAnErPHIA, June "a report prevailed here
this afternoon that portion "f the memb.ra OF the
American Convention had secpdsd and thnt there
was prospect of the body breaking up in row,
but the report entirely fu,sr. Tho slavery debate
Yves not resumed, and the con. cnton wa. engaged in
the discussion ot the naturalization law, pending
which the platform committee made q final report
which was laid upon tho table 10 come up when the
naturalization matter Is settled Tho convention is
in aaSsion thla evening.
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A WARNING TO BATHERS.--The Buffalo Com.
merciai of Saturday say. that while OF the stu.
dents OF Geneva College were bathing on Thursday
aft. moon, in cuvert near Geneva OF the mum
Der named Governor, son Of lawyer Of Lockport,
requested companion TO place his hand his heart
ana feel il beats sod willis IN The Of doing So be
dropped dead at his feet. Hus d<aiA ras eaMsed 5y
sotsg tnis tho w0to~ rass kis body ras too v:urh
hessed.
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THE Kyow-NorHlNG CONVENTION VISIT

PHILApFLPHI,. June 1.-THE delegates to the h.
Nothing Convention row in session in this city, this
afternoon visited "Carpcnters' Hall" an old building
located back of Chestnut street, between Third and
Fourth streets IN which the first Continental Com
grcss held ts sessions in l77i. TIE Hail. whir! now
and for many years hos been occnpied by j. G. Vol
bert ~ nj! auction mhreIOuae, VIA tH.tolly dec"h-
ted with nags, for the ocrnsion. and IN ronspcuos
place Appeared the inscription: "Out oi this Hall
grew the thunleTs of the American Revolution. -
Rotherncl's splendid picture of Patrick Henry lie.
livcrug his famous speech in the Virginia House Of
Burgess al-o addict the decorations.
MI Eober ycicUuiei tie Visitors ia the Hall in
few appropriate pcInarAS, to which alr. Mccall, OF
Key Vest Florida, RESPONDED abiding TO tho pint
form which tho convention was 10 form for the pnr-
pose of harmonizinc all -ecions and rendering the
Union perpetual After his speech M.,srs. Seymour,
If New York and Morse, oil Alabama Alderman
Freeman of Philadelphia, and Jones of Tennessee,
were called up in smccesslon but there were no re-
sronses and the RssrmblaGa quietly dispersed.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

NEW YORK june l2-fhe United States steamer
San Jncinto, arrived here this afternoon from Hava-
IA, which port she lett the ls, and Key West the
9TH. The Soor "f war Jancstown was at Key West
to sai on the 9th ins for tho coast of Africa The
Cyane was daily expected ut Key West.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

THE CASE OF THE MAUI AGENTS.-Tho
Grand ;u,y IL tho L. 5. Court at New Orleans have
ignored the bills against y. l.. Blair and ticorse
Whitman, post office agents, for openln% "a Letter win
design to obstruct correspondence. Isegc charges
il will 10 Remembered, were made nh' 'iit ihs'F.E
tiol,s vi Judge HcCaieh, WIN ron;e:!d@t iH"s me
agents (whv opened letter in order 10 ascerth! Who
il vas that had been rubbng the Post otcc! had no
right, under any circumstances, TO open letter nD'
addressed to them
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NEW LONDON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
New LONDON, Conn, juno 1.-THE election in
cess Of the Know .Soihius ticket by Is muority In
April they had q mejority Of 4OO.
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PIRATES N CHINA

BosToS, Jun. ia let;er from Fun. Chnu. dated
February ;,h, describes the whole coast Of China IA
infestod with pirates, very natural couseq ueno. of
disturbed aud weak governments.
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THE Kyow.SoTuISG PARTY pLArroR

THE KSow.NoTHISG PARTY PLATFORM
PuuApELPHIA, June lin the Know Nothing
Convention this morning the debates were uninter
cstirr ill about n0ou wien the committee the
u,a,,,,,d WARP called mon for report. The Chair
man made partial report when gave rISe !" dcbaia
81 exciting that tie SESSION was protrac ted beyond lie
u.ual dinner hour. No decision single issue OF
the platform rs reported was arrived at. II IL under
,tusi l!s. there is no regular session this evening
Int the evening is devoted 10 CmlcussrE,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATORIAL ELECTION.
CoScoRp, Juae lo, =. M..-The de,nncrstlc caucus
for United States Senators. They were candidates
last year for Secretary OF the State Treasury and State
Printer.
CORD, JUSE l3.--The Legislative caucus
last uigh nominated James Bell for Senator for the
long tenn, and J. 2. Hale for the short term The
election lie to take place this afternoon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

asqrr-uiea rho harp!.r.s' tat NO fe''',' - ~.
rapid jourGaY ald the !e!iGhtip! ahs''' '''''
striking scenes through Shich 40 paS"e"'
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FOREIGN ENJJSTNENTs

Bo,roS, June ll.--Louis J. Aiuski has been ar.
rested here charged with ensting men for the Brit
ish army.
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Nryy u.NpSHIRE IEGJSLATURE,

CoScoRp, Jane l2th.-At a caucus last night the
Senate recopsdcrrd tho vote assigning to-day tor the
election Of Senator: thus allowing the House t.
take the Initiative II is confidently strt,d TINT tit,
leading ,nrnn..rs al both branches NAV. united at
Jas. Bell for the long term aud John r. Hale for The
short term.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arkansas, Iowa, Ken:
tuckv Missouri and Texas hold their elections the
fret Monlny in August Tennessee on the first Thurs
day and North Carolina Oh the second TEuradaY %!
the came month. On il.e second Monday i'll S"ptcm-
Der The election in Maine occurs, and that OF Vermont
on the first Tuesday OF the same month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

DEATH OF 4 BANK OFFICER.
NEW YORK, Juue It.-John Adams for 80 years
the President OF the Fulton Bank, IN this city, died
last night, aged 81 Year,.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny RICHIE, PRYOR & DUSNAVANG.
WN y RICHIE ~ ROGER A PRYOR, EDlTOhS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE IS.
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The Know -Nothings Of Kentucky find powerful
opponent OF their doctrines in tho Hon. Thomas }.
Marshall who has sGken the stump against them.
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EXCHANGE BANK,
NORFOLK, JuSE 7, 1855 5
His Exce;,enry, JOSEPH JoHSsoS Governor OF Virginia:
,pI lny tho honor enclUs. herewith statement
~ the CONDITION OF Bank the quarter ending March
81 an, voIy respectfully,
Your Obrien servant,
q. ". CAMP, Cesh':
A CoupARAT!vE VIEW OF THE CONDITION OF TIKI Ex
CuA.oy BsSa OF VA AyD ITs BRANCHES. TAXKH FROM
THE STATEMENTS Of MARCH 81, 1854, AND NAsch 81,
LA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

MuKDER IS LEE CorSY.-Ns learn IRON
= h,,.suon democrat tl.at rai!icH hcl!y wac t..
murdered in Lee county, on the night Of the .,''
by man named Andrew Russell. Kelly ""i IL
had at all fines appeared to be very friendly, oa+
were talking in friendly way, when the latter
(. la..c club, broke X ELY, head with the trn'
and continued beating him until he WAS dead.
sell hns fled. He i. about i've feet "isht or
inches high, rod oompocr-d, nhout ~ years Old
several scars on lis neck, CAUSED by d'soasc c
the King evil
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ DIswrDDIE.-The Pr
burg Inf-lligcnccr states thut very destructive
occurred on the plank road in DInwiddie cou
about miles from Petersburg, On Sunday last At
o'clock destroying n large Steam Saw.M!I'
stables and a kitchen, belonging to Mcosr-. Ni!'o
Arnold. The Iaw-lni!l is supposed 10 have cEr
from some fire which was left in the arch und"'
boiler on Saturday night The loss is estimate
between luur and ave ihousar.i dollars. HoGe o.
white persons living on tie spot weru present ~
the conilugration took place.
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EXTRA WATcH.-On Monday ercDip1 ,bo ,...
Council appropriated S2li 80 to pay for -rry;'ss ~
dered by ten extra Wntchman. employed he VIA
Mayor TO discover the cause uf fires -! '''
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CrLvERr PROPORTION RYJEcrRn-Tbo ~.
Council, on Monday, adopted n :rpor; Of the Con-:
nssuner- o. Streets jrc,irg proposition for =,
purchase of cwlvert 10 run through The Lar: a; -.
Mcssrs. Rutheriuord north OF the Pcu!.ca;.s-g r,i
at cost Of S2,l9t ~.
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CHAynE Is THE FIRE DEPARTHHvT.-TLor.
ell, on Monday, determined by vote t. po.,,. ,''E
,ion On snnlry petitions presented, pravin, r.
change i'll The Fire Department, until MoaIsy.,
ing next, when n Meeting will be- called sp.ri,,,.
that purpose. The object of tho petitioner,
place the lire apparatus owned " the city u,se- ri,
control OF the Council '"'
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SLAVE sT4mrErE.-TL- Virginia Re publican sth'
that II mulatto woman belonging II the Hon. e.
Faulkner and ivcof her children, three boys and 3
girls ran oil on Thursday night last. CircunstaA.
lead 10 the belief thu! their escape was planned o.
carried gu; by Ohio or Penn, ylvnnia i bo:t0ni-i.
Win these slaves. alr. Faulkncr4 loss within the !;
Is months, must exceed $4,000. Such outrage
continued, may yet result in tho hanging, with
Judge o. jury, of some OF tho abolition cmssares u"
are h-co.nin:: ~ pest to Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

MARKET STALIs.--ihc Snm nt 231oO ap7r,
pria!ei ny tie City Counri! on Monday evelUa. (.
erect ltsl,s in the new building At the First Marke;
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THE HEsIERT VIRGINIA COSFERESCr Of 4
Methodist Episcopal Church, which has beer in -
sinn in Wheeling for Il Week paar, has ADJOURNED,
The proceedings Throughout. appear to have been he
monious and h;g!.ly gratifying TO al concera".
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DRATH.-Mr. Edward Is. Lindsey, member OF L,
Board OF Directors OF the Eastern Luna,ir ASYLUM
and also n member of the rouncil Of WIl.iam.5ur
died in that town on the 5lst ut.
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To fbr Editors of fbp ENQUIRER:

Prince Edward County, )
lExanninsr ple,rse copy.j
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female charms and they may have hnd grcT:@r ri-
foct upnD him when thus casually enc"uGt""d Ill
heet;uy moments snatrhed from the aud per-
plexi;ies and rudo of frontier warfare. AT
any rate, his heart appears to have been iuken by
surprise.
The dinner, which in husc days ~es earier :hen at
nr,,srut seemed ull too short. The afternoon p;ssc
away Ink. dream. Bishop puuctua IL the or
d,rs ne received halting the horses paved at the
door but tor Washington loliered IN tic path Of
duty. The hnrses wcrr counernandcd' anu II was
not until the next morning ihat he was again in the
| saddle spurriug for williamsburg. Happily, the
| Whit, House the residence Of Mrs. Cats, was in
| New Kent county, at no great distance from that
| city, 50 that he had opportunities oi visiting her III
! the intervals OF business w
III. time for courtship however, WINS brief. Mill
tary duties called him almost Immediately 10 VIM
chester: but he feared should he leave the matter III
suspense, some more epcrprsing rival might suppnnt
him during his absence, ia Tie case vi Miss PHI
lips at New York. lie imprnyed, therefore, his
brief opportunity To the utmost l he booing widow
| had many suitors, but Washington was grared with
| that rrnowu einobiing in til" eyes "i woman. In
word before they had separated, tiicy had mutually
plgh;ri their faith, and The marriage wus 10 take
| places soon rs The campaign against Fort l"qne1ne
! wus n; m end.
The White House destroyed by fire. hui the pre-
sont building which commands fine view 4" the river
is erected upon the original brick foundation twas
with peculiar feeling that we enjoyed our bountfu
meal in the room eunsecrated by ~;ishlngton's
presence, and examined, almost with idolatry, the
simple black walnut table on which he took his wed
ding dinner 1t is the only piece lett OF the precious
furniture of Washngton's day, and it i'd now appro
priated to the valuable use OF the Engineers, who
upon il make their charts of the railroad. In this
good work we engaged Assistant Engineers
St. John, Myers, Douglas and Smith.
Leaving the White House after early breakastwe
had delightful drive p miles, to Richmond, passing
some splendid residences and fine farms Old Church
in Hanover, twhere they have no old church, but
new and beautiful Gothic Episcopal church, Me-
chancsvile, from which point to Richmond the turn
pike 10 liuod with ueat dwellings gardens, and lovely
groves. Picturesque views of Richmond enchanted
the eye, as we approached tho city, where we shall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-11
Saddlers Hardware,

ANN CoACN TRiMNiSI.
Tttsr oreEed large assortment oiSaadeTs EArdweIe
d ard Coach THINNING CoaehaCd LETTER VaIni!h,
Iuffy lOWS, Hubs, SPnEeS Fellows Carriage aud Tire
H0iis, Maiteable Irons, Patent and ElT*!ed LEATHER
end everything ned BY tletrade, 10 which igEls Tie at
ttnllon or the public, JUN ,hAVtbh
mails Old Stallu, los haln ~,
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J. NJ MjEDIICIN!A5L.l KILL
Dr. Hal Jelcbtdt6a Putmoai6!EliSi

Dr. HdllsIUe lSbtdtea Patmoai6!E hsif
sgIs s az sSia; SSsiSs
i1AsInhiion hA bfoehea and py pub
IL IpeiE sgI ssilels ttltAs SFsaasQl rs'P'ra'
Gal best for alssas,
"a 'itS lungs ever sold III tteTttA n, l1 a.'u
lnfTtHHtiRs this baS, ,V 1S
- Isl Inv Mss Of seAse y EoEes.
AZ Ia Stfa hui o6e which Is N W. ~
ttjsuncii hc constitutions a can DO VIVA
Out any fear Of Mineral Ior !! s
The lf that large pSTll9n g W. oTsss
~ coEseStsii u0n stre and cold is
dncci us 10 nut II within lilo reich Of lI vll9al
Mo Ray need rs4ely that has EeNsa l'se'' - Nau
This medicine is The Iesq Of lS eSets1sS q s a
our elRpStSbe climate and claim e ~ Y taya,alss
Of ali nsdeilsScSer before discovered for ose
comp llhts, an Improvement pp0nall, anu consequently
UTtllor TO all Others.
We shall make no cStrayasapt assertions Of rs efficacy
lhcULllg diieatcS Ike The vendors Of lOo many
Mic deceive a who trust hem nor sE'1l W. ioN p9N sH
ItMilens viii perScvcTe In tbs use o. THIS Meae'ne,
and use |, as intte they Will be eunt " every
ilstilis not beyond Tie power OF llS,S w
nun CICus PERSONS low enjoy ~ n I'M
Teewel ne, % u welei who 1lleImIse ogS
ling use Of lids Invaluable remedy, Is Qs nleLslse
list Il Is ihtaIble neyevy stage Of Ivy w.
Know ii 10 b hetiOralaiied to lie various
respiratory organs than any other Medicine ever oaeteu y
epUhc, Anwelsk {Gal au IN t..I
eed freely according Tie directions al perfect sa1s
action Il not slytntbe money will b. returned, ,,,,r
isSuile sighed T. HALL & Co. For sale b. JAMES
DARBiI, ljfuSllst Wheeling, Va, Also, BY Druggists
generally Throughout tile country, ,i M'-Y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-11

hH lSvGLrAELE MEDICINE, Ill Is but seldom we find
alnOug tile y cnl!deS offered 10 tue public for tile cure
Of dileaSc Que sc can COnEent cOnncnd TwhoSe sir
tues we aie able 10 discover and have always ltduVusy
sylded giving uelance iOunylhns that might lead any
one ~ suppose that wc PlaC ID any laill IN lelT pc,en
sOns, Hut with eeIcCe 10 remedy manu- aeth'ed IN
this place. and Which has hCCOne as familiar 10 tho public
as tOusclOd words, We speak from knowledge Of US H.
TihSic cXceeees itS adaptation 10 Hahy OF tie tls o.
4 {, ard lie security with which Il may 10 used. We
seak Of Tie NOnpaIeil SeryesUd Hong lnimen, rc3r
al by H. H. CaTr& TO-, om prescription Furnished by
Dr. Watson Carr late Of huganlOwn, aud HOW OF Wlee
Ing, one Of Tue LVs encn, Physicians IN Virginia. THIS
lhinA Is based upon tue hi DAD principle that any Tcno
dy which Will relieve eSteI1a pa, will properly eont
puuAdel be equally efeaeous In ieoyg alec
lions, principle that las been successfully deyeoleh-
II is simply The ofsrylng Of Seleee, bts mild ami SIM
ple In It's action, end yel revealing In lis effects power
more Incredible, reaching The must hidden sllews OF man
aud beasand set being nBoxloS 10 the weakest lnant-
II Is asn BY ar lie ehtoFi LRinNh IN tie IaTkot beng
put up IN lotlleS twice as large as The majority AID one
oui larger ilAH The largest besides being more than four
lines ~ SlTonS. We Commend II 10 those III want OF
sale and tATi9In remedy -...
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-11

' TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
and iRleTfcctly understood, has eIahed Dk, klSKH.
lin, (dgheFeCa Rtlk on SaGIrItItdiieA,l 10 pJOve
that lne ienlS Of tho causes 81 nervous Sehy, lOtal
and constitutional weakness, mental and Aical suffer-
lS, arc tTateabe 10 certain habits OrRlhs The Ost re-
Get deadly aud fatal spIlusS Of domestic misery aud
,I,,rA
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raj i'a sASSlGNHRS NOTICE,
q ttneoA d, Woedtow having, oil Tie ttth dayof
. dull, 1881, rs proper deed conveyed % trust 10 ile
undsnSed fdf Ne heleht Of his said wo0dtow's credit
iion al pTtoHS In any wise Indebted 10 said Woodrow
lie iequlitd TO make mcdlale Payment to me, al!
rslsos haSlrs claims said EoodIw are Ielq,IeI
four months 10 r itst claims with The proper teeaSe ae
eOTding 10 The terms oil said deed, with e
sFi3' GEO. ". SIGHTS, AtaiGlee.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s. Prof. sWoods,E -

T1ntr RestSraiiySlI non ri he tFS lime intro.
Ill 1pttl totbe Of At No i@ AItk
Viii w grey iitt Saa q W
original color or youth lth0Ot dIep f2Ler M bta
kell ID abort tins Wlh The laturll lfn0Ye
d4ldtpa, and I've ON p ep9lS lIee
from tie hlby &lil4nt 10 m pepa.
fallonS 81 HOW bttOie The the hE;
sTpR9tltx lSa bSay article [gr lOI We gsd
or J6dG And eah 6y b appreciated By is se tAd tll
afeIestsiluly Invited 10 esi pePoi tgd eSaniAe
lie teStimobltt Of ladies' and eept!en OF iepg
lioniht6S Soutli khd Hetli wtS bh!
siateshatahd senator, 16Ign liretse, Of lltlloit;
UAELYLEi H.; JttA q, 1857, .
haze pSfd lroe o, Woods, and
have Sdmlred the wohdettp eHtt NY half was ettoM-
nF, Is lhVu3ht, pIeHntuiely ger, hut BY Tie use o. ks
'Rslo!ttve' has resumed S SlR color, and have
no doubt PefhIttthtly to' ,,,,.,,,, pnppsv
KS.SIhAtoT o. To United states.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-11
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hstIimedsa valuable auSititty In tho tteatnent o.
some OF the most formidable diat1teS with Which Ills e!
lOt 10 eoneSd for laatte tbs lNHst sEd
ksRtlG. by Thorough and continued Of ti
lnhAnt over the region OF tie aeeitd organ, eie OH
eriEA formidable diteAteS are ~ 0ee dlHaTH1 OF moi
than bali their tetros, particularly tmons ehildfeh, AMI
thousands OF noeS, we're lhey allowed 10 sfeSk would
with all The eloqGee or feeling and teelon' hear helT
united testimony to the tlCl that had
dren from tho very laws az DEATH and restored them 10
ilelT tolmer health aud beauty Asai, Twin DO i0uid
powerful Auxiliary IN removing what is generally known
asOn AG3 Cake, or an enlargement Of Re spleen, 10 oil
cases wleJe external application iG OF service, this n'
nIent will be found useful.
General Depot COS broadway, New York. aud III
ForsaIe whCieiale ana retail In whEeiips By
je1l3m WILLIAM J. ARAiSTR0Nu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-11

Planished Tin Ware.
r uST opened an assortment Ofapendl rlanshed Ware,
y conSs(lpg Of coffee and TEA utns, clainS shcs 0ys.
coolers Stomach warmers, and laDed Toilet te;s'l
beautlMarilcle' We respectfully solicit the attention oil
Tie public 10 our varied aid beautiful assortment OF l0Use
aud steam lloal furnishing g0Oyls
l6RliS, BARNES 4 co,
Noes, Monroe 81 near the Post 01ice,