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sim Another Fling at the yankees.


The following communication appears in the
LoadOn Times of the 9Th ultimo. The writer. it
will be observed, has taken to himself tie impo-
sing initials of no less parsonage than Napoleon
Bonaparte:
Tothe Editor of the Times:-
STA: have recently read several srliclesn
your paper Gu the subject of the British govern
ment having committed an overt act in the United
States by recrnitlns Tor amy ia that country,
beg earnestly 10 recommend you not 10 Treat that
country with 50 much courtesy aud consideration,
bearing in mind thai our ransgresSon. through
our accredited minister at Washington, is only an
open act. aud for which several individuals have
already been 6EcughtlO trial III The United States
courtS OF law, and have paid the penalties Tier. OF
Anenithe ahoge-ouT open act of enIiSting the
United STATES People-let us expose to all the
world the every day system of bribery and decor
carried on 5y The above named neople in tamper
ing, not with Out civilians, but with the regular
sol IerS OF our army ia the Canadas, inducing them
by false pretences 10 leave their country and to
desert their reEmentS: which vlllailouS system
has been pIacflset To greater or less extent du.
mig the last 50 years.
Let The honorable nations tf The earth declare
how the last mentioned act stands in uAtapoSiilurt
with our enistiug few hundred discUutentetl peO-
pho who were anxious 10 leave the United States
OF america.
Finally, would soy 10 all men, be not tleceived
with this American bellicpSe farce; witch is nei
ther more nor less than political job, ultimately
10 serve purposes best known TO themselves; but
two of which ATE quite apparent, yiz one To serve
party at the next election for President; the 9th
eF 10 Prove to the Russian pa;ty and its spies III the
tdi,l United States how re6elloHS and puguaciouS
they car be towards England, anI how truly they
lraiernIze with TuSSn. when the hands UI But-
'unn'a ATE ensasei for e shcrt season.
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NEnaoks ~ 1trssoraE--rhe Missouri Legislature
has under consider 'ton severs law against free
negroes The principal features are as follows:
F:s, no slave hereafter to be emancipated in that
State. Second, no free negro hereafter TO come
n,o or settle in that State Tor more than thirty days.
Third. felony for Zee negroes to come int" tina:
Sta1ein rinlation Of thisIaw. Fourth, no negro or
mua'to TO be hereafter capable of holding TEAL es'
to:e in tharsr'tr by purcha e, gift, grant, descent
OF Ieasr--excvplion rs 10 free negroes now in the
S;a.e. All contracts mnie with any free negro or
mnla,,", who is in the STATE in violation of law,
null and void.
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Fnnros wlNE. ceoP.--A lrtter fton Botlleaux

FnRpaS WISE. cHoF "A letter fron Bordeaux
saws: Tie vintage OF rel wines is terminated. In
II ,h. advertisement Of Blaye. only between
md 6'pnn casks have been ohtainel instead of
rt,;n Is, 0ONt' S1oan, the Yell of an ordinary
wear; It StrNlscsir,. Gully 200 casks instead of
between $40 anil 5000. At Ambes anil STon'frr-
ran sevsraI ,,wi-r,of frpn so 10 100 casks each
have n Z, mad. any vintage at all. owing to the
small qn,nti'y Of fruit On the whole the yield Of
ls5sswilt onlyabe 9Th Of an orliu'ry crop.
Spanish papers announce that half Of the vint-
age 6EJ-le2 ,l.. la Ftmt-ra. one of the principal
Sherry .Iisriets.- Is entir.Iy lostlhis year.
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Notice to Travalers

TRANSFERS passing over the C. o. r. II. are inform
ed TINT The proprietor has fitted up rooms in C:.,k,s
New BuiInss, where he will up upon the arrival
of every train,
WARN LUNCH AND HOT coPFEE FOR Is CENTS,
the regular price at the Depot being so CENTS con-
seque"tly thirty cents will be saved Be particular
and step Into MYERS ReIreshens Rooms just across the
street, 2l door from tile corner.
Essrs1si''s supplied tsars called far. Information of
all kinds irupa' ted ice of charge
tn MYERS.
ElneSNllie, Nov. u. ISL. ,,,s.a 40,
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UNION HALL.
FEW DOORs BELOW rms NORTH WESTERN BANK,

lie has had tho honor Of attending lie above named
priucipa in The UiCd Kingdom, where I've has Cx.
reJeLced the most 1aterns ercUuragemeW(-anl having
bee HestIy solicited to make visit lUT short time
he las the honOrO announcing his arrival nom London
with most splendid SsOvlmenL Of his newly invented
and Improved spcCtRclcs Such the superiority these
Grasses, that persons having hamGd eyes may
INSTANTLY he relieved By using Them, and they possess lilo
property Oi preserving Tie precious organ OI sight
most advanced period Of lie, while cy enable both the
old ami tile yOUIG 10 pursue the airute emplOmen
ior any length of time, ciIhcr b. C. CauJlcEi As
several individuals in the UT't, SiacS have proved
their efficacy, he with COmdcc, SUiiCs :C IavOrS Of tho
public which lie will be proud 10 acknowledge, as.
surfing those who cmtIust him with their commands that
no eXetiOm shall be wanting his part merit their
COZ tideHCe and appreciation Added tO the advantages
possessed by him OF lOgprartCe in the Eye ltEarirs,
and under Of tile most eminent ocUstS by which hs
has obtained thorough knowledge OF The diseases vi
sion he has in lis on, dOcumSntS from nlivdu.
ais of rank, conveying the highest testimonials uppIo,
batOn.
He viii ,ve references 10 persons In the Umited
States, WIN have found tie greatest benefit and
from tile Of his newly invented aud Improved Spec
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HENRY MooER.


y" A~EL4HuI NOV ISL l69J.
ME. SOLoXoAr, str:-The beueat l have de.iysd
from the SreetaeIss obtained you. sduees me to
eSPress the pleasure have received from thenl They
suit my sight to Animation by clddle light as wei as
day. Tread with the same ease as when boy, which
cord not do with any other glasses have used.
Yours, t'uy, JNO. X. BOTSEORD.
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"Truth stranger than Fiction
LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR TIE TEsrG-

LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TESTI-
MONY OF A LADY.
ITO those who haze the pleasure OF knowing her, we
i need say nothing, hui TO others rema that dc
Sire benefit the suffering induces thus to speak
None appreciate her JOY and gratitude in being re-
ievcd from PAIN suffering almost ula rail-
eed hut those 0r there can be any) who have suffered
like her, s ~ -.-= 81
Miss has long heeRa resident OF this cty-ior the
Two years has been fully conducting sLhuO
at No go Baltimore steet The harry change in her
lh is subject establishment aud joy To her uIer
friends We ask those esied to call on her. She
will lel them more OF her cure BY HImPOH'S TiHctHTe
Than she has written Thus is this remedy goes on Civ
ing IeieItO the SICK We refer the pubic 10 them From
mole distant places also hear of thcsame happy result
These facts, with the testimony Of thousands
should skcp:icsm aud rTcjnd-e to ie their heads
and cOncede that lamrtOn's Ilnciue is In truth won
,eriul discovery.
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Accountability Moriurty, an Irish girl who
Killed b.L seJucer, an tushinhn. ut Memphis,
,.onlh ur " ago, has been TIED th-re, aud acqulI
cd rne jury were out a lew minutes only. Tue
,ccuseti d sIh+Sy lpaihy Ofihs entTte community
with hrf. The AItlrn-y GcneraI Conducted the
D.. ssc,iIi0, aud all The member, at tI= MenphIs
tsr ,ppe.,tsd for tue de sndan,. The speech Of
Nv YeigeT. oie OF hrr yUunsr, Is spoken 1t by the
leu, PETS "ssloq aeHt and euecI,ve--Loa'S,
rIihe Inl,trnI
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Fnx F,ousLEs II K,xs,s--The report of an
engagement between hte .Pro,s avery aud Free
Soil p,rt sid Kansas. which we published yes
,rrIav-s-ems to be cnnfrmet to some extent. by
the flIaing ex,r,ct ftnl the Exported proceedings
nj the Missouri LegisIature. published in the
ST Louis. R publican of tie 80 h.
'.Ehr following dispatch was received here this
evening, and r-a, in he tunse of Representatives.
T e James referred To is the Sheriff of the coun-
~ in which Lavrsnc- is situated. and was APP
pointed by The Governor and legislature:
- h8 s'WESTnN November p.
II m e. G. McCLIRAN, J.5Srso.t City:
'.GnyeEanr Shannon has Gni-Ted out the militia
a ,ainSs E4twrenc- sPhey are nov in open rebel
lion aga:n,t he law. Jam is in danger."
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pz1rnl at ,ruk AsrLuA,-Mf. Robert Cabiuess
dreciln the luVarieasyIum at WILLIAMSBURG on Sun
davE st. nisIunaey was supposed to have orisina-
It'd trom .undin the head, produced by The ex
pl"S'On Ut gun, y hitst . boy. Hecen'y, he had
ben SUI ireei To severe paro4ysms, in one of
wlllc4. he died.
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.MEenAn.cs il DtlrEEps.--The Eotfolk Argus
saysthat . large nu'ntrtr OF INT chan;cs who have
aoched to,hat city unter the impression that en-.
pIoy.@snt ~OatI he easily obtained have been dis
app1.H.el IN their expectations, and not having
means to return home, ere at their wits end to
knuvr- that u DO
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zanssvilte, Nov. 70, 1855.
MoRE HOME TEsTTNoNy

Mr.. C. sqLoXoS 81 have tired the glasses you sold
for sufCien: length OF time TO test them fully and
consider them decidedly the hest have ever useL Mr.
Moore is also able to read with hers with comfort aer
night, which She las been able to do herctogore
concur Recommending your glasses to all persons
reqa:rins their use.
wheeling, oct.2js 1855. HENRY MooRR.
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MOTICE.

y cire oil Spherical Accuracy, by q. SOLON0NE' Inr
celebrated 0Ptcian, from the Improved Speclac Mann
IHCt0ry AMI London Optical rs Adjustment, No los I'D
lionI street. LoHdOu established mO.e than century
IL SOomonS, the sole Inventor Of the Improved Srcc
iessOlaI visit TO this place, and may he consulted al lis
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FRAUD.

We again call attention to the celebrated article csllel
Dr. Hostetter's Stomach ttters Since bitters
have for their medical vi in all cases of nyspepsia
Fatuency, CONSTIPATION, or General Debility, become so
POPULAR aud in such general mary unprncpcd men
have re6lIed the bottles with some vile PREPARATION and
ramed on for genuine. wrs others putting up an
article represented to be the samei but advise all
Iuaintcd with HOsteers Biters use none uther and
TO buy of none but a respectable l.aler
For slle by druggists delers generally everywhere
and by
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NEW DI coyERY FOR DEAFNEss.

The Sound ConcenTatOr is an extraordinary, power.
full invented snail instrument. tho cure Of eN
treIue OF DEAFNESS entirely different in make a
construction from all Others suIpassing
kind that has leem be produced. They ale
modelled TO the cavity OF the ear, and may rest within
without protecting and being OF the came OF tlr
skin not IelceFub!e The powers OF this valuable
invention are SO great as 10 restore detective "a ing
bic deal 10 join in general conversation hear
most distinctly at place Ot worship, tie or any
public assembyi tho unpleasant SeisutiOm 81 ringing
noises IN the car is eHtirGly wed aud the cOncCIIa
lions ded 20 individuals afflicted with this enllu
maIady, ali the assistance that possibly be bc,ired
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BY nm arrival at New Orleans we hove dates
from San Antonio TO tie 10th, Austin 10 the I7r,
and Galveston to the goth ut. The Austin State
Times saws the following Is an extract from let
leg written by Ed. Burlesan, dated Nov. II:
DR.. Blrbee has just returned from the Rio
Grande. lie tells us that there are not less than
three hundred MexIcans at PIedras Negras. Just
before he left he SUGGESTED in crossing tue river
The AeXlc ms look hun up and Sent him bnck TO this
side immediately. So much fur that. We can
guess why they lldit.''
A bill has been introduced in bath Houses ofthe
Legislature, providing for the raising and organi-
zins Of a regiment OfUne thousand Rangers for the
protection of the frontier.
The Civilian saws that cotton is now brought
from Houston TO Galveston for % cents bale.
The bark Mississippi from Bremen, with ESQ
emigrants. arrived at Galveston on Momlav week.
The brig North and bark Alamo from N. York,
have arrived at Galveston.
The Galveston News says i: is reasonable to
preSLm that 5000 Or %, coo bales of coloR
will he brought dOwnio SIhme City this season.
The Gonzales Enquirer otlhe 18th says:
'an Intelligent planter, with whom We converS-
ed on thus subject few days since, gives il as his
opinion, that the cotton crop of this country will
fdItshort fully one third, owing, he thinks, to the
combned effects OF the rains, rust, rot and woS.'
The United States tronrs W no leIy arrived at
Corpus Christi from New-YOlk, had marched for
Fort Davis, New Mexico. Officers and men IN
good health. .....
A valuable negro belonging 10 Mr.. Harris, was
murdered near StrOm last week.
The Houston Telegraph says:
SWIM. Il. Burton, the Crockett printer. who APP
pea'ed from the District Court last session., and
was in jail waiting trial for shooting DR.. Inman,
made his escape last Thursday
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DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and Inflammation om-the everest
burns >caIds, in from twenty mnutes-and that
it viii heal The wounds without sc1ri ectully cure
Fever ScTes-Piles-Ssit.rhc Rlseum1-
tism-Sore and lnflamed Eyes -Cuts-Wounds-Bru
Old ard liberated So,es-ScaId Head-corus and bum
ions-ETyspeas- Observation-Disclosures nip.
es-ehlb'sinS-bites OF lEsccs- SweIed and broken
hrcast-Erupons-an All o'hcr nfammat0ry aud cu:a-
EeOus diseases. wheF the parts affected he'd
Don't be i0crcduoua about the many isea.es named TO
be cured by only thing-but reflect that the lew, but
positive properties which the Daley SnIve alone contains
and as heretofore eaumerated-pe can each not
alone the aforementioned disease, bat anny n,ore NO.
enun erate,l.
9uery-o noIxgHi ptyzi=a,, prescribe ca7ontsl
i''togTdiy Jo5- sco:ss Of diszT=Dt dis.are,?
Elch box Of GENUINE DALLxv's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon STEEL Pac engraved Label with the signatures
OF e. v CLICnEXER d co. proprtetors, and HENRY
DALEY, msruaetIer. AH others aie counterfeit
Price % cents per box.
s-Ai orders Should be tndrl essed 10 c. V CIickencr
d Co. 81 Barclay street, New Work.
For sale by LIJGHLLHS e. BUSKFTELD, Wheeling,
and nruges is ge,e'a.iy Throughout the u s sp1s
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ANCIENT RELrcs.-A correspondent rom Tren-
ton, Ohio, writes US that company who style
themselves AnIrqusrIans, are now engaged in the
exploration of an ancient mound in Madison
township, Butler county He says:
This mound is the largast in the State, being Of
cuucat form; and forty feet high, continuing not
less than 25,tO0 cIblc yaruS of earth. The ada
cent grouud is level. and no place can be discov-
cred from which the dirt appears 10 have been ia
Ken. The field is covered with forest; and il is
singular fact, that the trees on The mound are
apparently as old as those around. Old stumps
indicate its age TO be not less Than SEQ years Tie
Oldest Indiun Tribes have no knowledge of lis orr
gin. TO solve this enigma, the 'Antiquarians'
have commenced digging trench from the Top 10
the bottom, which Is sunk about Is feet
They have found indications that it was an nnci-
ent burning place, and dedicated to the worship
OF the sun. Many skeletons are found, Tut are
mostly burned up aud INK d With charcoal. The e
are scattered about prJmsScuOusIy, aud appear to
have been buTt-d without any regularity, excert
that the head is usually elevated. An upper
jaw has been found with the teeth snuul, amt
three inches across. 4 capper ring has also been
feuni, two inches in diameter, and one side taif
al inch aSun'ler. The bones found are all un-
commonly large, aud indicate race prpr to tie
EudiaHS.
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AYERS PILLS glide, sugar slul over the palate but
their energy although wrapped up, there and tells with
giant Orce the v,ry foundations of disease There are
thousands of sufferers who would no; wear their dist
pcrs if they knew they could be 25c. Try
er's Pills. and you will know it.
Purify the blood aud disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you
already.
Take this best of auPnr s1ves, and seroruls, Ind-
gesii1n weakness hedaLhe bck ache, Side ache, Jauu-
Dice Rheumtlsm, arrangements of the Liver, Kidneys,
and bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which
pursative lenedy reach ny before them like darkness
before the sun
Reader if yoa suffering from any the nunrero is
complaints they cur -SuFer no morc-the remedy has
bee" provided Tor and it is innaI to neglect it.
That Ayers Chsrry PtctorGl is the best medicine for
Cough. is now well known to The whole world, anu that
Aysrs PiH' are the best OF all Pills. is those
who have used them.
Prepared by Or. }. c. AVER Chemist. Lowell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price % cents per hox-5 boxes for 81.
y. e. GOOD T. Go, Wheeling
oc2 wholesale ard retail agents.
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NrenIn m VIrriufn.

Stephens, HGTTeutnnI- {, $TeICg + Co. iirrrfsoH
SEySf-Wm Bcakmear and c Holiday 3so,lrasrillS-
Wilde i Bro John Fisher. and H Thompson, IPeeltng
WIN Holiday, AaTShaI H-Jaro5I Smith. HelLsSuTF
-Saml A u Mauzy, LcisisBargh-z Karr, Cedar GTere
AiLLs-nr a BGInes, Clz1kSEaTs-Dr Z q Williams
ShsPhtTSstern. Il Ser5:daw3uI
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TaE GRAVE OF MAprsoN.-A correspondent of
the Fredericksburg News. in Cu1pepes county,
Va, givesu melancholy picture of Tue last resting
plsce ofthe illuslrtous Madison. lie lies with his
family in gave yard short d;slencs from his
house. upon his estate of Montpelier; the family
cemetery is surrounded by brick wall, and the
gate is entirely down. The correspondent says
that not stone marks the great mans resting
place. dark, running green box wraps ii in yer
dare, and the, ttacery of branches lroga Jan old
leaaess chestnut Tree, relieving Itself sgaas, the
warm asure sky, nod and wave owe: the dstk
mountain. IT'S solemn. calm and peaceful SPOT
The correspondent adds that Ms. Madison Re
mains are in the vault ofthe Congressional burial
ground in Washington; her direction was to be in
serre by the side of her husband, but her son has
never fulfilled her request. ~ +.
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Tin LAxn u UAs1Trta,pY HAoirs.--The Hartford
Courtnt Is luf'nned by several coEreFpodent that
t6ele are less ,hautwenty four banks in full Ope
10 hat city, an that there more gambling
cr d % there Than in any citY OF its sss in the
Uaien.
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BU ErDreSS:

W cred bOnnets and large lot Of rich bonnet Rib
ions: with great VaTlety6f lness Trimmings.
0c'o NIEISKElL & Co.
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GTThs1 diana upszslsItY, which lost its Whole
libtsry by Gre slpe itne Sso has recently received
the aEtssaEu6daiion Of bUoSs,o the value Of Sl6oO
Fsom NJ. u. ". psiby. Il oiooinDaa.
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Pass II NOvEa5En.--So tut as heard from. tlele
wsEe eighteen 6res in November, exclusive ufthose
~here tie loss was i.as than 10000. Seven des-
tt5Ys,i minufic,unng Prop. ny, ami the aggregate
Ipss is not far from s135.o0O. The eniiEe loss by
fire ,ipcs January is put down at sll. 4Gs. 600.
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consoIs closed this afternoon week at IS.
TURKISH VICTORY IN ASfA.

PASS, Thursday. Nov. ia telegraphic dis
patch has recently been received here. announcing
that Omar Pasha defeated the Russians on tue 5tn
November. He has left the In. our. and taken the
direction Of Kutais. The enemy was about 90,
600 strong. and suffered considerable loss. TIE
battle lasted two hours.
A seconI dispatch states that Omar Pacha has
forced the passage of the Insour at four different
points agains. superior numbers of the en-, my
The Turkish generaIissimo had pushed on to Ku-
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.TuE Rusil6N NiiS,srkE R0ssiD.--The Secretary
Of the Russrsn Legation, who came passenger in
The steamer Washington, wosEobbetl at New York
oa SUNDAY Of ave hupdrel Holland ducOss, valued
al qbouls ne pnus nd ,.,lars.
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THOMPSON q. PATTERSON,
LATGHLlNS & BUSHFlEI.D.
CURES DysFRPSlA, PILES, &c.

RINeeOLp. Washington CO. April Is, 1854
Messrs MO-tip,er + Mo,r6rag:-rear SSrs: was in
duced, by friend OF mine. try liampon's We etable
Tincture for by PepslS with whi.h was n iccd in its
most aggravated aud distressing purchased AID
used bottle aud it entirely cured me. have induced
Others it, most of whom. if all, speak highly
il; and would say those wlo have Dyspepsia they
will HamptOu's vegetabl. Tincture ii viii certainly
cure them. You're, with great respect,
II, NEWCOMER.
Sold, wholesale aid retail, by
T. II. LOGAN Il CO
bridge Corner, Druggists,
nv2hlwortf Wheeling, Va
WIN. a. RATCmEI OR'S HAIR DYE.
GREY, Red Rusty lair Dyed inst unity to be 4utI-
full and natural brown black without The least injury
to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLoNAs hive been awarded 10
VIM. a. Bachelor SINCE 1899, and Over 5000 appca-
tiOns have been made Hair OF his patrons of his
famous bye Prejudice against Dying he hair and vvhts-
kers is unjust, it would be against covering bald head
with wig.
VIZ. 4. BArcHELoR's ITAIR Dye produces color not
to be distinguished from nature warranted not to
tnjure in the asst however long may he continued
Made, sold aPrI Gin private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, o33 Broadway. y. Y.
Sold in all cities aid towns q. the United States by
DUggtsto AMI Fancy Good Dealers.
n5-rhe Gecune nluIe and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides OF each bottle, of
WILLIAM A. BATrHELoR,
223 Broadway, New York.
For sale WIN !esale and retail ny
srIs LAUGHLLNS {. BUsHFIELD.
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II Affords me pleasure 10 state that TIC thai suye.
al 81 ectmens OF SecIuCles placed ia my hands Ivy Mr.
Solomon find myself much relieved FROM defect of Vi.
have sucet The last years, Whenever have en-
ercised item, evCniOra short period OF time ih.nk
they Gt OF an excellent quality aud peculiarly adapted Tor
Such tu,pO*eS. ] p. KIRILhND, Nj ID
Professor OF Physical DiugnOs and Theory and Practice
Vi Medicine, Med. Dep. w. r. College.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

FanxE~ ovEr.-Atilwaukse river is frozen across
yl,hic. an inch thict This is said to be the arst
,.netin itst years that the river has been skin.
n,s,l with Joe thus early. .ff4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

vrRorxrA AND rESxrssrE RA,LROAD,--Thia road,
says the yirgrniau, brought to the Lynchburs de-
pot last year, I7s 27 bushels of whesl and 81 $40
bnttels Of aout. On single trsiu that cane in
last week there were about 5000 usasI, of wheat.
1t is es,imsteA that in both wheat aud -four II e
equivalent Of 100000 bushels will be brought his
T.ar