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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
IELEGR.AtPHtG NEWS
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER ARAGo.
DEATH or LORD RAGLAN!
I'VE Ato Indebted 10 HE Baltimore Line f0t
The following special Dispatch.l

I'VE aEe indebleu 10 Inc baltimore Line TOT
The following special Dispatch.l
The steamer Araso has arrived from Have with
four days later adyices,
News not ofspecial Importance.
NothiRg decisive from tho Grimea.
Lord Raglan isdeAl. Gen. Simpson succeeds
him in command n The British forces In the Ctca.
The steamer Wis was beaten in race with lie
steamer Washington across the Atlantic.
On the2lN The British screw steam frigate Am.
phiOn, whilst accommodating on Seawl,Gfe, mis-.
look the channel and tan ashore. While the
boalI wets afterwards taking solnlings the (orI
commenced brisk Gre ou the ship and boats of
The AmnhiOn. which returned The liEo unl blew
up l,fge Russian powder magazine anl did much
vthes damage 10 the fort,
Ills tunote,l at Stockholm that The English had
destroyed Nystalt, in the Gull Of BOthcRia.
heremnining portion Of lhr town Of KettSch
was destroyed by tte on lie l4ll II June.
Napoleon is not going 10 The Csimea.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
4 GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LlNlNENTs!
J. B, VONDERSM1TH'S
Chang Hn
Chineso IMMINENT.

'lS superior preparation Is presented to the AmcI-
Gent CuatVe qualities excel any Oer known IimGRAt
It's action " CetAn safe and uniform, ial ns III 40 case
Where al external application Is appropriate. M whO
eISPS rhennliiS, SpEalns, bruises, Swtle limbs, weak
untS white swelling, pains IN tie back, hips, sides, The
mrSst, lace dr any 0th9T part Of tie body. tIsaueN
cHen cncIy in hlnisC4. Scalis, cuts etc. The ustII
rAS Ol this ihrSlnnc Ct CmcalrUmTOuHd Is BY mars
UlAuC To tic hunln SPECIES, hut is equally eta'
VhreSer arpCh 10 cue dlsea'cS Of the iavOue loHes
ID limal he hOlsc. Among tho many aieeAaea an area
aim uTr may be nlt tho OllUWlUS, Iili cutS hlIcH
PaHS in Tie Shoulders Chap!, HctaChea CLackrd heci
wcrNey, tpNe, paiOr JOINTS etc. For ELIther particle
IfA 4ee directions vi hotties.
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Arrivals. AMI. Departure. 81 s.saa nea'.
FortAe a.t2l Iloars, eadin9 l4.l AlelL sSeleet

ARRIVALS. -
MineIys, PitsbbIs .5lS
Werqno, DO Z
Washington CtIy, StLouls ~.
Linden, Cincinnati,
81 Clair, Now Orleans,
Jane franklin, Cincinnati.
Venture, PiIlSbutg. ne
Stephen Bnyarl, PalkefsbuFH,
Forest City, PittsOurs.
YiroQuo, SteulcnYile.
ThOG. ShEiVeG. SunlSIl.
Alella, BeiIait
DEPARTURES.
Minerva, st Louis
Wenona, do
Ilfaall, st Louis.
Washington City, Pittsburgh.
ST Ciair, PiItsbuFg.
Venture, Pitt'buFg.
Forest City,P ittSbMrg.
S lIayatd, PAlketsbntg. a-
l'tos. Slltiyer, Sunlsll.
Adeiin, lseftnif
VitGqua, Steubenyille,
STAGE OF WATER.
Ar WHEELlSa-7 feet 0 inches.
Ar PIrrsBURG-B feet 2 inches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

BALTlNoRE, July J4-.Serqeant Morrow was AZ.
rested YesetIly At Fort NlOlIenty for bis connec.
lion with IIrs whipping 10 death Of the soldier
f.oap, A warrant is out TT the Arrest Of Lien.
tenant Gliiin, who il also implicated in The SAME
affair,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

PnApELrun, July l4Ilr--T'he total number Of
leathsin this city during The past week was one
bundled aud six.
Rev. David Heron and Rev. Vim. CaIIleEwnOl
and lady, Missionaries Of The Reformed PreSlIy.
tetian Church, lsf to-day fot the scene Of theft
labOrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

AcclOxxr.--'G'Ie ArGusis informed that tie To-
tamove attached 10 SunAIy nights tain east,
"a The Baltimore and Ohio IsalItOarI, ran over aud
lIIe,ltwo valuable horses, al South Wheelinsi
cne Of which was OwnetI by.D Dr.. IIaSIrtI. The
tain vas moi tlrOwn from the ttack-consequent-
4. lubCly hut,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

PmL4nELPur., July 4.--T'he Gland Jury oil
The Court Of Oyer AMI TerCiuet and QUARTER SEES
siUnS male lleif inal ptr$entncnt yesterday, hav.
lug acted upon 69I cases, finding 29l flee bills
and Ignoring 297.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

Tnr wE,rurr,-Plesh and Blood suffered some
ftomthe heat yesterday. Although The IhetmOn.
e.fdM moi tango above 50 degrees, there was o
suItfae,s and eloseaess in The atmosphere which
rendered il peculiarly 'ltsogreeaJIe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

DErRoIr, July 1.-THE Court this morning
gave its decision Ia The case Of Gatoher, indicted
for y vinIatiOn NJ the LiIMtt Law. The Court
held that selling foreign liquors was moi unluwlul,
AMI Gnllaler vas discharged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
lust ReoeiVel.

SE 4, EDWARDS & BRO. Inveiln received from
W lie KaSi, lat their Now GTOceIy adjoining tile
PJSlOlCe an excellent AMI carefully IeecIe assortment
Ur fine 'OceIieS, 10 which they invite the attention Ola
in want O good aud clEaV groceries, Our sock consists
iEIo Waracabo, and Java cOres, brown, clarified dol
Crushed arpl pulyeIIed SuslISi
Teas IN great variety AMI fne qullIIitsi
COcOa, lIiOunO ard Chocolate 81 the heat hralIds,
PIeEl peaches Pine apples, Strawberries and UaSphef'
reS, in cans, rice Hour, corr StaTchi
FaTINn, SaE0, mAcaIOni. lsIn2laSSt !cIIytln1t
bermuda ATTOWT00i drGd CuTIaLlS, IAlIInN, A0hdS,
Olives hops, etci Tobacco AMI SeSaSt mo quAIlleSI
Soaps, eic.j FtLe ground Table salt
SplctS and EsSeECes Of every variety.
1OSetlGr with many other Articles to tedious 70 emu
e,GIe, I'll Of which so sIc'Se ling Al VeiY low prices
Cali and eXanle for yourselves you caN hui 9e pleas
ed. Remember The rlIce-cOTHer0 Of MARKET and 0mnCy
StreetS, adjoining tho pOSt0i!ee. Wheeling Va. mG!J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

+ THUS tr0Ee vile and god mani but mark The
ehAnge Let The gtrI.4 hear klE ad then delde VIII
ltE 10 suffer OF o. 10 mle whVt, u PoffAtshas mF"
'e'th FHtNSS ANIM htSJ,
Rev Jan~A ". Il. MNicUIC, the tafnted ard inderEd-
eRt editor that highly rOpul and extensively tad ~
Ier The Chrlaan lanIer. pubSGedAt PledtrseEsbS,f.
Va IN his tdIl0tla 81 lie iNh oil May, thus speaks
81 ELmp'sH's ItSstaAt E,HtAJS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
Metz Stock Of Boots and Shoes al
N. L. DORsEY'S
HOak Hall,

40 t2a Aifn II, I IsorS LtIoW Uaien IT,
HAVING returned from the manufacturing RsSbiial'
IL TehS0i The Ealt villa stock Of boots aud SHOES,
cCnpitiIS all the varied StJea lur the PIeseAI and up
and all 10 tall sRd examine my stock, as aI confident
that can suit all aud every body r!0Yed gooi pretty
anil IhSlp goods will hO inleId Keep The heal quail.
lty OF goods IN my lie, aI viii sell az cheap Oi clea
ef than lley can be bought eSeWheTe. tai and eGlAne
my gOO1 and Il tey don't Plcate, NJ elAISc viii 10 nde
lOr examining,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

BAL7IAoRR. July l4.--RIout. sales $50 Lbls.
Howard ST. al $40. WHEAT, sales Southern ted Of
50, l5a2,?i; White 80, 9ia9,?j. Corn, sales while
at ,:lal ,03; yellow 9da9S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

Nav YoRE, July 1.-The steamship Hermann
sailed al noon Today, with $50 paSscnseIS AMI
s2OO,COO in specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

WAsurSoroS CRY, July lith.-Mt. Wheeler
tho American Minister 10 Genital America is now
in this city. lie returns 10 his posi- by the neAt
Steamer.
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~ w 'ae't'het 6esy KAYE TO lnaHm his friends, and
p n, lehetly that lie is now prepaCe to Aervc
's'Ur oas'sl. H''N - - W" 's'S -
~ NaHh hs DOw offers Is IN part taken from The
.,.H 'Ar T0'a called McCOllOth'S leap, though The
,,W lOllon wt'h whlch HE mammoth lee House "a
~, n'Gl The llVer, 6eins Irliy all from tho AlIeshe
,.i s'hA lee ltcLCS to iOUl Tuck,
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The Law OF Newspupcrs,

T. Sabstrbtts who dopo, sire express notice. 10 the
.oirry ne eousldeIel as Wishing QcInlnle tUeE sub
" order the jitoalnaanet Of their ret.
ifly jhe PUbilSeC may eOntlne " SeRd them until all
'",sSI,.ts aIe nald. z ~ Il
n SabIcTheTs Reeft or refuse 10 take their rerIOLl.
, Trou Tue 0oes TO Whlch they are dlettel thor are
Iii Trypopibe they The BIZ and order u
H., liscUntiHttd, .a.t.
II,uacIbtI0 remove 10 0ther plaEGl WlthOa inform
~ rnSlsheTS ard Tie PaTtrs ate sent 10 tic former
S,.tIt5r, tkey All hell CesTNRstblA
he touiA have decided that tefsiRs 10 take rerni
r,. ro,n ~ once or anl them uRcall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

w,snmrOv II.Lt- " Fenton's Ethiopian
'Itmsh,s' wste gtceted with fine house lost
usM anil wei. pronounced the best band which
taS aapcatr in this city lor yralS. They embrace
Tan rto'ce psrbmsts, most Of whom nre famous
lom lter connection with other companies.
Ittit oyerrIe' ClOtuseS, solos, quatteItes, ligs,
&c. 1te fsi rate, THEY oirsr lhett best Till TO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

FM,LE SgNlSlRr-!rhe neM session of The
Gaseins Female Stminty will commence on The
IL, Wednesday Of September next, under lavot.
a.Ie aulplces aud with seyetaI improvements,
Tie Principal, Mrs. Thompson, will lie assisted by
falrot let lo'mer teacherS aud two graduates Of
,Le Grsl semina'es " the esa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

Fos NnGAaA.-A patty Of some twenty-five Of
ont cilisenswill leave fOt Niagara Falls on Thus.
dlylnOfuins.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

Tnw AvupxEuS continues 10 draw large ami De.
l.hlel audiences, Tonight The drama Of The
"ntansau," tie performance Of wI'icl, was wit.
rrssel by suGn an unmense cto@d on Saturday
r,rnin!, will Jc repealed, Nj. FOSrER aud Mr.,
anil Ms CmPEtX all appealing in The piece. Al
snnans aiterpiece, With singing and dancing will
lr pttseuleI.
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10 PTINTERs.

TO FKINTEHs.
w.,rt prerarel 10 prplah Printers With wall's su.
r.do, Nrws, Hook and Job Inks, we have now on
LaHj;-
4. " Y
News Ink, hand TreSS. Dark Rtnc.
SrWs Tux, power press Light Green.
lt0ak Ink Dark iItrCu.
Pine Hack. yellow,
Extra Ftne do. Waite.
lied lax. - t3bth size.
EVtFu Pine do, fathtsh.
flight hiue' &c, &e' DC
All lnAS sod tyu' w4rraTeL 10 be SQOIs and Il found
not to be 70, TAU b tetuIhel our expense.
s,7 nElrrY & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

4 Gmp MovE, lite Philadelphia Ledger says
M,Ean is being made III New York 10 3et rid Of
Il. spanish cnuency Ivy charging Tot articles In
Oltoan coin, as Eve, len, twenty cents, sc. II
ia little singular, that with one Of the best sys.
i,avf coinage in the world auA the most easy FOr
H. iansaClion Of business in all the smaller ,lca!
N.sof lrade, the fps and 'levics' should still lie
roe!, anil prices be made IN conform 10 what Is
ai.vgal coin. II shOpkeurers wcfe 10 charge for
l.etarcIes a certain numIrF Of cents The Span.
u.sOlu would sOoH 80 out OfeIteuIotion, fOt there
tsild be no shaving upon lie factions, The only
toilvc Nt uSiug The Spanish CURRENCY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

GEORCErOwx ID. o. COLLE0x.-We have te.
rryed a catalogue Of The students Of this iastltu.
ion aul ptOstlmnls Of the annual commence.
rent ius 10Th inst, The number Of students
last Session Was ?S3. The graduating CIaB con
fitted Of 10 menbeEs, among whom were ALFRED
+ AMI M,XyaEn 2. ilvLLuEx, Of Wheeling, both
Of them having distinguished themselves in their
rrspeeiiVs classes, NIanteL was rewarded with a
ltemium and Allied was honofnbly mentioned.
The dvgsee Of Doctor Of Medicine was conferred
npou tie Eraluntes Of Ihc Medical Department Of
Tie College, nine in humber. The dtgIee Of
Dachelot Of Ats was contsricl unon four young
Den. Graduates Of the College Of 81. FtOncis IA.
'ier. New York city. THE degree Of Master Of
Ats was COnttuel upon seven gentlemen. One
."norry brgrte was conferred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
uempflold Railroad Company,
yyrIcE ~ oulo cOpyry .1ocxuoLDras,

u,np kLoldeR Of The IIemNAtlA Railroad Company
wil tsi II the oEtcS Of the conPlWy, III VIII cling,
,wea lie cd and @Sth o. lay and lete!ve thelr H.
ts,t,i WM, HART CARR,
,slS TIea&urer
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New CONFECTIONERY.
Three-Mile Ice

InrG0-M IU6
tiNtIE Subscribers wOnlL nOfm their riends AMI tho
citizens Of wherlin: generally, that they have COM.
neRctd delivering Ice IN The city, and a,e PREPARED to
tul nah 10 all no want H. al excellent licc. Their ice
was cut three mixes above tbs city III the cIeek. aud IN
the west hrlIcl Of the liver, aud Is clear, beautiful ice
WaTTaRledIIte from ell impurities.
Opgi GEORGE SCiIELLIlASE & 20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

DOY'S call hoOlsi
ID dI KipbOOllI
do cali OYiOrd TiFSt
10 brUEn'SI
hoy boots AMI sho:s Of every kini AMI descriptions
AlsO, chidtn's Shoes, iaeS, &c, Of all So'Is aud
lteSI In aCl eau suit CyhOly IN anything ley laI
want IL my line. boat lOIse 1913 Main street, Wheeling,
Va. \. l.. n0RSHf.
4. S-CoIntry WHleLahts sorting W. IOI cash ~lII do
well local .AR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

,,mRICHARD II, LRR, o.. i. d,
W. also paY raj tcuaT alleR.iOn 10 law SluleHt 4,
VI ~ VIII be Iequiied 10 IetIie twice week, when
re vii accompany The recitation with iliuAtIauns
~. and ore month with critical 4laJsiS Of
wSltli NHeShEao IT ancient aud mO5erU aAvOcSIeS,
-""AN,ai'"h Nov. II, 1874. nv9ttd3tw!t
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Sulldrles.

SQQurl6S.
"a boxes EalSlnSl Is boxes OTanyeSl
10 biz ia Ia n 10 lAnlOnSI
10 az ID do 1000 new COCO nuts
81 10 MaIasa Fla, boxes nAccarOnl;
3 esseS DO , 10 Vernic'llii
irali Iates; d. JUUbe Pastel
caGeS LiquOhte' bags AlmOnJsi
/ ID Caiahia 10 | do Sicily do
3 III SaIdiueSI do w1lnutsi
Dbl parer shell almonds, d do FibcTtSt
3 dO1 flesh Peaches DO Ptcani
dVz Pine SpPlest ~ lOIa ss'' Pick'e'i
case prunes; 10 doE Pepper Ss@e.i
Just received aud for sale By
r. X, ASKRw
ISbt1 Market II, door below Mcclure Home
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FEsSIOS.ItTL. GARD.

RICHARD HENRY LEE
"tt'gmed the Prlctice Nf Law, and will ICgNArlT
~ WthiaStOa cCuhty, AND Will ilyt his best ser,
~, i. seIRe41 eHlutleA " hin, Nj. Lee can he
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-14
The Gold Mines.

Enron TRuE DEMocRAT: Permit me TO place in
vour columns a true and correct statement Of the
new gold mines on the Red Fork of the Arkansas
river. IL
Three others and myself started from Green
county. in Missouri the 18th day of April, 1885,
and reached the gold diggings on the 4th of May.
Our first business was to find il the gold was there
a. had been represented. On the first day after
our arrival We came TO branch, and found, on ex-
amininr the bed, that it contained vast quantity
of the precious metal We had brought nothing
with MS but irving pans but even with these, on
washing out the first painful, we obtained 80 rs
worth Of the gold dust. We stopped here several
DAYS. averaging from s75 TO $50 per day. We
could have made more than we did, but we had
nothing to dig with. We then proceeded TO
spring which Is the place where the gold Is said to
have been first discovered Here we found that
The water, boiling up out Of the ground, contained
some small Jumps Of gold and large quantity Of
the dust.
went out to California in ls49, at the time the
cold was found in the greatest abundance and this
beats California a long ways. / have no doubt
that II man had the right kind OF gold rCcker,
he could get gold here fast as he could count IT,
We have been here about a month and have made
some a., 500 each. There are about three thou
sand people in the different mines, and more com.
ing in every day. There are so many here that
prOvlsions are niRh peci W Az Seh'9 PS' PV1"e,
-four $40 per barrel
Some have returned home for the purpose Of
selling out and bringing their families here. The
soil Is good The greatest difficulty is the want OF
water. If II was not that, this would be good
farming country. The valleys are toleraby e1.
tensive and good land.
This believe is rs correct a statement as can
rive about the mines, and have been an eye-wit-
ness to the facts, and give them that the people
may get the strnight oft.
Yours, respectfully
JOHN HARRISON.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-14
AMERICAN ORGAN.
The New-Mown Hay.


Talk not 10 me of southern bowers, Nu
OF, doris breathed from tropie flowers,
Or spice trees after rain;
But Of these sweets that freely flow
When June's fond breezes stir the low
Grass, heaped along the plain.
This morning stood the verdant spears.
All wet with diamond dew--the tears
BY Night serenely she'd;
This evening, like an army slain,
They number the pacific plain
With their fast-iading dead.
And when they fell, and all around
Such perfumes in the air abound
AS If long-hidden hives
or sudden richness were unsealed,
When on the freshly-trodden field
They yielded up their lives
In idle mood love to pass
These ruins of the crowded grass,
Or listlessly TO lie,
Inhaling the delicious scents
Crushed from these downcast verduous tents,
Beneath q sunset sky.
II is pure delight, which they
Who dwell in cities, far away
From rural scenes 30 fair,
Can never know its lighted rooms,
Peryaded by exotic bloom
This taste Of natural air
This air, 30 softened by the breath
Exhaled and waited from the death
or herbs that simply bloom,
And scarcely noted, ike the best
Dear friends, with whom this world Ia best,
Awaits the common doom
And leave behind such sweet regret
AS in our heart is living yet;
Though heroes pass away
Talk not 10 me of southern bowers,
Or odors breathed from tropc flowers,
But of the new mown hny.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-14
AGENCIES. &C.
AaOLIsH THE RENT DAY.


sprinQ. unusual advantages 70 persons desi-
ros Of procuring homestead" For SIS each, pay
able s8 month they will SELL in fee simple, beauti
full building lots, on graded streets, and VIII erect
only the net cash price viii be charged and that pay
able by small monthly nstalments. The situation Is
directly opposite the Navy Yard, commands hne
views Of the city and river is proyerbial for health
and good water, and is in every way admirably adapt
ed Tor agreeable residences. Why will any family
continue paying rent, when, with the same money,
they can purchase free home, which must double
in value long before the last nstalment upon u falls
dues Early application is necessary, as but few Of
JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Office Seventh street. above Odd Fellows Hall
an o3--3m
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-14

SpAap PRAcTIcE-W have heard OF many
instances Of sharp practice on the part of "gcn-
tlemen Of the bar" but none goes aheai OF one
we heard related the other day When j. l..
Curtenius, now prominent member OF the pro-
f.ssion in Western New York, first went to
I,ockport. he had case involving the title or
nossesslon of a house and lot When he came
MD court he found that his whole dependence
was on the testimony of the tenant who occu-
n;ad the house--one Solomon Green. Green
wos called to the stand. The opposite counsel
objected to him The objection was argued and
sustained, and Curtenus was apparently tioored.
A bripht idea struck him, however. He beck
oned Ia his clerk, Lamonte, who is also now
nrominent member of the bar of Western New
York. He came. @. whispered in his ear few
moments. when he and Green were seen to
Leave the courtroom together. Now for the
uoYt move. Time must be killed. Curtenius
commenced speech He spoke on. The court
rrowned: the opposing counsel objected; the
iury became indignant and the audience impa-
,icnt. An agreed that G. was making fool Of
himself An hour passed. Ever and anon
,hc opposite counsel would pop up and object
- bia nrocecding further. Curtenius argued the
nonts which we're invariably decided against him.
The courthouse door opens Lamonte and Green
enter. Curtenius, with well expressed indigna.
ION at being constantly oyerruled took his seat.
The court inquiries: " Have you any other wit
,esses to offer, Mr. Curtenius?" Eyes, sir.p
solomon Green was called. Up jumps the OPP
nosite counsel MAY it please the court, this
i The witness that has just been rejected. 1t is
almost contempt to bring him on the stand
nrainn Mr. Curtenius: "Never mind; Mr.. Green
do Won reside in that house, "No sir, l haze
inst yemoredr' shout from bar and audience
rewarded the clever ruse of the counsellor-the
disqualification Of his witness had been removed,
he GAINED his case, and it is recorded that the
business of his Office doubled in less than three
months thereafter. Chicago Democrat.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-14
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid cure of

Coughs Oolds HoGrSsnsss Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, Asthma, and Oonsunp-
ton. A a# satt3a
This remedy has won for itself such notoriety for
its Of every variety Of Pulmonary disease that
ii is entirely unnecessary to recount the evidences of
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ployed So wide is the field Of its usefulness, and so
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tried its superiority every other medicine
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where its virtues known, the public no enger hes
itate what andote TO employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs which
are Incident to climate. And not only in formid
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ties of Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, &c and for child
is the pleasantest and safest medicine that
be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout this
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its quality is kept up to the best that has BEEN
and that the genuine article is sold by
T. ID. GILMAN,
Washington.
o. M. LINTHICUM,
Georgetown,
And by all Druggists everywhere ss,.