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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

&EA REV ARD Runaway FROM THE
eDOVSubscriber at Scotland Neck, the 18TH ui'?
negro boy named Bill about 10 years old, feet OF Sb
ches high stout built dark bacon color and slow 81 I
Bill formerly belonged Geo. Mordecai, who sold nn
Mr. Askew, of Raleigh, from whom purchased nm Tbe
think he is lurking in Orange, where he raised his
confinement in any Jail SO that get him again
Z March 2. 1855. 4w--pa:
5nILs! Ls!l-looo CALLS. LINsEED, Cotton TON
Used Machine and Tanners Oils for sale at the Te
Store of WILLIAM Noop.-
Unable sALT.-VERY FINE AND WHITE u
snAn 0ae' IN STORE an W II sIs HAYWOOD
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

II ATE PUBLICATIONS.-NE BRACKEN, A
ltale of forty years ago. by Annie Chambers Bradford
Pride and Prejudice novel by Miss Austen author of
Sense and Sensibity," Emma" Persuasion" &c. &C.
The Pride of Life, by Lady Scott.
Amabe, family history, by Elizabeth Wormerly.
The Sons of the Sires
Paul and Julia, by j. G. Pitrat
The Singers Companion. -,.
Illustrations of Genius in of its relations culture
and Society by Henry Giles. yor sale by
W. L. FOMEROY.
March 5, 1885, 30.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

ID EPORT CoRRECTED.-In consequence Of
IA proposals made TO at the last Fair Raleigh, by
Dr. VIM H. Holt, of Lexington, report has been circu-
lated that will stand horse SARPEDON that place
the ensuing spring would inform those interested that
he will remain at my stable this Those desiring
further information viii please address Wilton Gran
gree, &c. VIM E. WYCHE.
Feb. IA, 1850 23-w7t
sjsS@ Spirit of the Ace copy
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

nod LIVER OLA FRESH SUPPLY of Rush
~ ton Clark Co.'S just hand the Drug Store of
st n fssySe-t-s1 WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD =
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

WATER POWER ON NEUSE RIVER
w EIGHT MILES EAST OF RALEIGH AND
FOUR FROM THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.-The sub
scrber DESTROYS to sell his water the Neuse
River known as the Stone and Cobb Mills where there is
an abundance OF water at all of the year.
fcient supply of rock the old dam to build new one
Ten feet of water can be obtained dam eight feet
high. 49,
Should be preferred to form Company for rnanufac
turing purposes am willing to become member with a
good and substantial Company of gentlemen
Company is formed it is that it should he
done soon as have this day begun rebuild the old dam
across the river. ~ ~
-. -aAas4s VIM. R. POOLE.
&C
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

NEW BOOKS.--RUTH HALL-by Fanny Fern
~ Fudge Doings-by Ike Marvel
Woofert's Roost-by Washington Irving.
For sale by
~ w. L. POMER0Y.
March 2, 1855. 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
THR PoErRY oe pHYs1c

AYERS PILLS glide, sugnr.shOl, over the palate, hui
heir energy although wrapped up is there aud tells with
giant force mthe very foudotons of disease There are
thousands of sufferers who would motwear their stem-
pcrs if they knew they could be cued 25c. Try Ay-
er's Pills, and you will know it.
Purity the buod and disease will he starved out,
cle'nse the system from impurities aud you are cured
already.
Take Ills hest of nPnr ge,ivest AMI ScrOfln, Indi-
ges weakness, headache, ,ek ache Side ache Jaun-
dice. Rheumatism arrangements OF the Liver, Kidneys,
aud bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which
rursative remedy reach fly before til, like 1 kess
before Tie sun.
Reader if yo" arc suffering from gny of the numero IS
complaints they ctr0-aur'r mo,c-the remedy las
been provided Tor YOU, ami it is criminal 10 reject IT,
That Ayers Ctr'rg PectorGg is hc best medicine for
Cough, is now well known II the whole world am: that
tyeT's Pi' are the besr nj all Pills, is known to those
who have used Item.
Prepared by nr J. e. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Plicc % cents per bOx-5 boxes for 81.
a. {. coon 4. Co, Wheeling
oce wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

* "Me.htnkS II should be now huge eclipse
OF Sun aud MOoni and that the aHrighted globe

M.RYLAxD ELEcTIon.-The new Senate will
CONSIST of twelve Americans, six Wings, three
Democrat. aud one Union man. To the House of
Delegates, as for as known, IS Americans, s Union
mel and 8 Democrats are returned. Montgomery
and 81. Mary counties remain to be heard IRON,
hch will probably elect four Democrats 10 the
Hunse. In the fr,t Congressional district, Stew
art, the Union candidate, is elected over Dennis,
American. by ZIG majority. In the second, Rio
ard, American, has 1914 majority. In the third
liStrcr, Harris. American, has l54 majority, In
the fourth district, Davis. American. has 1872
majority. In the fifth district. Hoffman, Ameri-
can, las 1888 majority. In the sixth district Bow
Union Wing. has 4o5 majority over Watkins,
American. The Union party IN Maryland was
form, d chiefly of auti- Know nothing Wings, but
c. mprehends both Democrats and Wings, and in
the FIST and sixth Congressional districts it occu-
PIES the place Of the Democratic party. In TIE
present canvas it has elected two members of Con-
gress. of whom Stewart. in the first district was
Democrat, and Bowie, in The sixth, Wing. II
haa also elected TO The Legislature one Senator and
eight Representatives..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

AMUSING METAM"RFnolsrs.-TheS St. JohnsLury
(Vt.) CaleIonlan relates an amusing incident
which recently occurred at Island Pond paSse nyt
depot. Among The passengers from Montreal was
an AM nlsp cimen OF the genus HOMO OF gig Rtic
proportions upreatanlly OF the fenlanIne gen er
who might be taken for Walter Scoll's Meg Mer.
rll' S, or one OF the witches in Macbeth. Her
head and shoulders were COVERED with Large
old fashioned shawl. fastened under The chin, while
lrUm underneath the shawl hinge mass of uncomb-
ed black hair struggled in elm locks down her
checks, and completely covered the upper part of
her coNnteRnnce. On her left arm swung n d.
lapidated satchel, while with her right hand she
valnly endesVoTed 10 keep together The wandering
folds Of failed calico dress Of magnificent dimen-
tions from trailing unou the platform. Thus APP
Parelled. Cur traveller stepped forth amid The
crowd, ogled by the gigglng boys. and Stunned
bY the hotel runners. To 'ht. establishment Of The
brStarderS. Sue boldly stepped forward and de-
mnnded II Size was IN the States. Upon being
answered i'll the Affirmative. size coolly remarked
that size did not wish 10 shock the modeSty Of any
one, but she should take The liberty OF shutting
or not this mortal coil, but portion of her IN
que garments. No sooner said than done. or
came the venerable shaw and the anlIGua ed dress;
when 10 and behold! he we I'd locking old wonra II
was metamOrphoSed into bouncing young man
of twenty five, IS no two days LeIU1e las he Sad)
had deserted from the service OF good Queen VIC
toria and had assumed this disguise 10 aid him in
his escape.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
NEW DI CovERY FOR DEAFNESS

The Sound Conccntrator is an extraUrd,uafy. noycr
lul' Iewy Invented SIa instrument tho cure al "a
lee cases Oi deU ness, entirely dieree in make and
KIND that has bceu OF I've produced. They III
modelled TO the cavity Oi tho car may resi- within
without projecting, and being Of Tic same Cuoi Of rI,
skin ave moi pc Ccptiblc The powers ri this yaiual e
invention great TO restore leleCiv aIing OF
long staining to It's PEI !ect and State aud 10 en-,
HE deaf c TO join IN general conversations 10 r
most distinctly at place u worship, al tie bar OF ay
public assembly; the unpleasant sensation OI itustis
oseS III tic is cmirey we'd and ,e concclt,s
uOi's afforded TO individuals Ht CiCd with this cad u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

CAPTURE OF GREEK BRIGANDs.-A letter from
Athens. in the Moniteur says:
"Atmiral JacquinUt, who commands the French
naval squadron in The Levanl, having received
intelligence that the briganJs who had carried of
Captain Btl,hand were in the n-igborhood of
Snlamis, sent n steamer " it'll party Of mariners
and the PrOcuraur iu Roi of Attca, in pursuit Of
them. This expedition, which was conducted
with as much rapility skill, was attended with
perfect success. The man who came 10 the Pr
rssus 10 deliver the letter to the Admiral, demand
ing the ransom money of 10000 drnchmas. the
master Of the boatwho had carried back the money
anddeliyered up Captain BERTRAND, as well as tw o
other masters of beats connected with TIE band
wire seized. Two more Of these brgands wsre
also taken in fishing boat near Niagara. These
two men. en- being confronted with Captain Ber-
thend, were at once recognized by him as having
formed part of the band who had detained him
prisoner. One ofthese men was readily recognized
from his having hare-lip. The belief is that
this man had acted spy for The band before the
attack, that he was on the road at the moment of
its Perpetration, aud that he afterwards ent in-
to tie mountain to prepare the repast for the par
ty. In addition 10 the Office of cook for the band,
this man acted as secretary, aud it was lie who
had writtenthe letter to the Admiral, and which
was concluded by the folouin words
"Fhat il he did not pay the ransom Of the Cap
tain, his conscience would be responsible Ii the
crime. which he would compel tn, IN TO commit
The Greek judicinl authority to whom these
.tEieaads were delivered up. have decl.,el that
they would be very speedily Lr"ugLt to trial. and
in all probability they will be condemned 10 death.
It necessary that astriking example should be
made. in order 10 put an enl TO these acts oIyio-
lence and robbery which at every in.tsnce COM
promised public safety, from the weakness and
insficiency of the means of repression employed
by Tie Government
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

lMroRrANr CHuRcm SUIT DEclpED.-The case of
o'Conuor rs. the Catholic Bishop was closed yes
l.rlay and verdict Of sG,2G3.96, gwen pg. inst
the Bishop.
The suit was defended on the ground that an
actof an administrator Of the diocese + Chicago
cannot be binding upon line property ofthe Church
which is by statute vest,! in lie Catholic Bishop
OF Chicago and his successors, no other person CT
persons hnteyer. he church was commenced
IN June, 1858. without the permission OF author
ity OF Bishop Tandevelde, who was then Bishop.
Of Chicago. Bishop VandevelLe ceased TO lie Bi>ll-
on OF Chicago ON the 29th OF July, 1858. On Tie
81 day Of August, 1858, the corner stone OF tie
church was laid hy Bishop Vandevede, and there
was some proof that lie was administrator OF the
diocese at the time. Tits act Of laying the corner
s,oue, it was argued by the plaintiff. was sube-
qusnt ratification Of The building AMI operated as
a pr. vInus assent. while defendant took the ground
that on the 29lh day Of July Bishop vanGevede's
jurisdiction US Bishop Of Chicago ceased, and lie
c ,uld do no act Subsequent tn that which would
be bin,ing upon the pToptrty OF the Catholic
Charch-C Chicago Journal, EOU. G.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

AascoxDrD.-Joshua Ellis agent for the c., H.
& d. Railway al the Niddetown station has
left for parts unkn ,wn with 500 belonging to
the Railway company and some $500 obtained
rom individuals. Ellis left behind him wife.
and several children, having taken, asis supposed
female travelling companion from the vicinity Of
his II siLenc-. The Railway company have le!e-
gEaphe to various points and it is hoped that Ellis
viii yet be secured.-Doyton Journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
HENRY MOO e.
WHEELING, Nov LIST, 1856

WHEELING, Nov list, 1855
Ma. soLoxoAs, str:-The benefit have derived
from the Sieeiaeles obtained you iadLces me to
express the pleasure have received from theur. They
suit my sight adi, alion by cadle light as well as
days read with the same ease when boy, which
cOTld not do with any OtLer glasses have used
Y"utS, truly, JNO X. BOTSPORD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
MORE HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.. G. SOLOMON 81 have tried the glasses you sold
me for sufficient length of time, test them fully and
consider them decidedly the best have ever used Mrs
Moore is also able 10 read with hers with comfort alter
night which she has been able TO do her eofore
we concur in recommending your glasses to all persons
requiring their use.
Wheeling. Oct %, 1855 HENRY MOO E.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
UNION HALL


lie lbs had thu honor attending tile above nams
PriECipa towns in the UWitCG Kingdom, vile he has eX
ereLccd tic most fIIterng cncOWra genlet-5ui TIA
bee CT nesty solicited TO make visit Tor short Tine
he las The homOr Of announcing hi urIiVu London,
with most splendid SsOilnent UI his newly luvci'ri
aud improved srccaces SuehIs the superiority n Tie.
q las es, that persons having lmed OF we az c,cs ma
Instantly he relieved by using ilem and they possess Tie
property OF preserving Tie precious organ O sight 10 lLr
most dvanccd period OF c, while they enable hOr liz
nId and the YOU 10 pursue Tie miIue cmplO, uru
Or any length Lime, eihrI by day or ChHLcgiI As
several dividuals Tie United Sta es have luoyel
Their efficacy, lie with confidence SOliCis :lc agOls o, TIE
public which lie Will he proud 10 aCknOyy ledge a.
sIug those who Cntrusi him wiih Their commands mt
iiJGice and apprUbaliun Added 10 Inc AUyail e.s
possessed b! him OF long Practice in the Eve InfimIrc
ana undo one Of Tie most eminent ocIsls by which lie
sion lie has IN lis possession, documents llom indivdu
ais "i rank conveying The highest testimonials OF uppIo
baton. W
lie viii give references 10 persons in the United
Slaics, who have found the greatest benefit and com on
iTOmthe OF his newly invented and improved Slru
taC.GS. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

SOMETHING ABOUT HAMPToN'S TIxcTuNE-ro NER.
VoUS SUFFERERS.
AS an lnVguraor and restorative, where gentle slim
nlant is wanied believe it superior all iie COrdia
before the public, for DYSP EPSIi COUGH
SCROFUL4 and RHEUMATISM, with all diseases Of tn,
stomach and bowels, has been successful to thu
single and married. We offer lls valuable remedy
which thousands will testify. Call and gel pamphlets anu
see CUES.
ral agents
sold by M5RTYuER ~ HEO1VBRAY,
$50 baltimore 81 Baltimore
and 3H Broadway, N. I.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14


DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain unl Inflammation from the sevrrest
burns scslds, in twenty that
will heal the wounds without SCARF aud eectuy
Fever Scres-Pilcs-Salt rhcun-Enf natory Rheuml-
rism-Sore aud Inh4meL Eyes Observation-Disclosures
Old and liberated Sores-Scald Head-corns and bun
iOns-ErySiPeIas -SwellinsS-Felons-S"rc nip.
-chiIb!ains-bes OF Insects-SweIed aud broken
breast-Eruptons- at her nhammaory and cuta-
LeOus diseases, whe the PARTS affected be rearhed
Don't be mcreduoua abIu; the many diseases named 10
be cured only rhimgbut reflect, that the few, but
positive properties which the bailey SaIve Contains
and as heretofore uneratsone to each not
alone the aforementioned disease, but many more not
emua Grated.
auery-DO regular brad piy'teie.s
i'r'oaraly JorScOrss Of di8erenf aiseare:?
Each box of GENUINE D4LLrY's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
urOn Steel Fa'e engraved Label with the signatures
of e. v. CLTCKEXER ~ co. proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others ale counterfeit =
Price p cents per box.
5-A! orders should be addressed to c. " Cickcuer
u Co. ST barclay street, New YORK.
For sale by LIoGHLINS 4! BUSHFTELD, Wheeling,
and Dr uses Is scle ally throughout the U. s sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

FIVE silver EIcdul. nud seven Diplomas
have been awarded to DAMS for first class Dagrcrreo-
types. adams IL Co.'s Galeyis the corner Of Union
and Main sis. Strangers invited call. citizens
course will do Pictures taken cheap as the cheap
est. ie3O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
"Truth stranger than FIotion.0
LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsrI-

LEI 1HE8 At FL4IO Ed IIEAN THE TEST 7
MONY OF a LADY.
ITO those who haze the pleasure OF Knowing her, we
4 need say nothing, but To others k dc
sire 10 benefit The suffering Induces er thus TO speak
None can appreciate her joy and gratitude in being re.
lieved from pain after OF suOIing almost uaIa-
lee but those r there can be ony) who suffered
like her.
Miss has long heen resident OF this city--ior this
last two Yeas has been suCCcs fully conducting school
at No GO baltimore street Tie happy change in her
lie is subject OF establishment and joy her n Ier
Gus friends. We aakthnsc eTes ell to call h~r. She
VIII tell them more Of her by Hl,gpioAs Tacure
Than sic has written. Thus it is this remedy goes on Civ.
ing TelieIt the sick. We refer public To Them FiOm
more distant laccs also hear OF thcsame happy result
ese facts with The concurrent testimony thousands
sUud cause skePcIsm and Tejudi hidc their heads
aud cOncede that HamriOnS IInCime in truth won
teii uI discovery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

Rnr.n add OeaI l.nnh. Eor 49,. .N

THE undersigned offers r,r sale valuable -,
4 Gliding Coal iSuks. ten miles b low WlreI,n"' u.
one mile heluw WcgrcC1crk, CONTAINING ~ aCics
under gOOu CultlVat ni a large frame dwelling h'
stables aud Oher0 I houses. and two never tj Inc @
Of good waller, ole Oi which there is an eNreI', w
rumP teNcss ell IN good condition; also iire.
hearing 'iE'ice IrG The purchaser viii have is
iesc of wOrhinS I6O acres OF coal land in wir !lH
Two Veins ni io 'ual, one vein OF six net al a,,,
Tour ieet The landing is surrOs to be- r bcsi v
P''tsbngh aud Cincinnati, being good Tor bo,S a,
stare OF water ' 'O''S d. ally
The above property will he sold on very ,,,.,,.,.
terms. Apply to GLEN n tNpi y N"' ate
Oci3i dIw-Nih' tntI.I i,',., ,N'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

y ciple Of Spherical Accuracy, by q. SuLUMONS lie
ce ebratcI Orctan, from lie Improved Spectacle Manu-
factory am London Optical is uhlisnntent, No, tOj Oh
IOn! street, London, established than century
ago.
q. SOOmons, tic sole Inventor OF the Improved Spec
iucles' nd various Improved G is now Il pro.
eSs'o'a' visit 10 ;iS place. and may be CONSULTED lis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
John Ball Grows Ezpos.rla.ory and
Threatening

About as supreme piece of nonsense as we
have ever seen, clothed III grave anu dlgnlied
form, is the article which we publish today [Eoh
tie London Times headed 'tAmericaG FilIibuster-
Tns." Ii is one Of series of articles recently
emanalimg from the British Press. called forth,
ayowr,lly. by pretended newly discovered Ameli-
can F.llibuselug expeditions. but, III reality
sing from a pique of the British Government
cluset' by the prompt suppression by our govern
ment of The enlistment OF troops in this country
forthe Crmea, (tn open violation as it was of our
neutrality laws,l a..d by a supposed prePonder-
rnce IN the United States of sympathy for tie
Russian Scar in the great fight across the waters.
We have teen greatly amused, in reading these
articles, at the highly Iudicrous effort to conceal,
under an august diplomatic garb, the aLsurdcause
OF the solemn palaver. The Mock Duke sticks
out too broadly to be concealed, and ever and
anon conyulseS those who are in the secret with
Uncomfortable laughter. In listening 10 these SOL
senn protestations, earnest representations, and
vague but portentious threats OF .nppea to arms''
on account of a just-come to-Iislt ilhLustering
expedition for the invasion Of Lehmd(!) we
should think Of the famous fable of the volt and
the lamb drinking in the stream. 1t not that
we cannot possibly bring our mind TO contemplate
tie present or future of the subject in connection
with anything even serious, not to say sanguinary
OF destructive. The whole thing appears 10 us
such new and capt. al farce with the old title of
''NIuch;Ado About Nothing that we must needs
laughrghtoutj aud while the most potent, grave
and reverend scribe Of the London Times. having
Issued his solemn farugOs, proclams in tones of
awful anticipation,
* t'Me.hinkS IL should be now huge eclipse
OF Sun aud Mooni and that the adrighted globe
Should yawn a. alteration"-
We cannot for the life of us refrain from ad-
dressing him as Bottom, and exca'ning "BIes5
thee. Boltom bless thee, thou art transIated' For
heavens sake, take of your ASS head. AMI let US
see You are nOtthe ass you pretend to be!
The idea of an armed expedition suping from
the United States for the invasion of Ireland, we
resard as the most capital joke of the age, and
could only have originated in The native, charuc-
,ehstic Irish wit of men the O'Counel. Mitch
ell and MengFer school, whose followers, we
think. are we'll satisfied to remain u here tLs are
and have no special taste for the gbbet OF Botany
Bay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

An Arat.l Ecmo.-The passengers in recent
balloon excursion statetb at the height OF l4,OCO
feet above the earth, every thing spoken distinct
ly by them was returned in about minute in an
.rho CO clear and distinct Us the words spoken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
Public Sale of Land.

M I'LL be offered for Public Auction on Monday
w the 18th of October, inst The front door vi tile
CONT house, IN WelshurE the whole the undivided
hall oil The following described lands, To wit;
The Fam occupied By d. Brown 81 containing about
wo hundred acres. lying on the WeShuig and Washing
on Turnpike about one and a half miles east OF Wells
huTg and adjoining the lands of Jacob aud others sub
leci to an annuity Uf one hundred dol per amini
lhe arm known us the ''Cain FaTm,' CUntamin. one
two miles below Wesburg.
ALSO,
Three hundred Acres Of land lying on the Ohio river
and oilers '
Sale to commence at 10 A NJ at winch time the terms
Will be made Known
DANFORTH BROWN ST.
JOHN D. BROWN, aud
DANE BROWN, Jr.
ESCC'Ts estate John Brown, ST. decd
nS- he above sale is postponed 10 Monday, October
=ILL
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Notice TO Travellers.


TRAVELLERS passing over the c. o. R. X. arsinForm
ed that the proprietor has fitted up rooms in "Cark's
New Buildings where he win sci UP, upon the arrival
Of every train,
a WARN LUNCH AMI NOT COFFEE yoR Is CENTS,
regular price at the Depot stand being cents,
sequentIy thirty-ve will be Be particular
aud step into MYERS Rereshment Rooms just the
street, Cd door from the
EsertAfng supplied Mdrs called far. Information OF
all kinds impaired free Of charge.
T. Il. MYERS.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. u. 1855. nvls:sm
nwho has not heard of .'Iioloway''-the ''worId's
medicine uan?'' His Pills and Ointment by
t. H. LOGAN Il co.
bridge corner. Druggists.
Their HoARHOrSO BALsAN, for coughs, colds, hOarse-
ness, etc, is worth trial. Pdce o5 cents. nv9
HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
As atOnic-aerative and blood rurfer-tt is certainly
valuable medicine.
Hundreds have been relieved by it aRer years Ofsuer.
Ing Read the testimony in another column.
T. II. LOGAN & Co.
oc3I Bridge Corner Drug Store.