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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19


For the st. Paul Daily Times.
WILL THEY THINK OF NE WHEN AM 'GoNE9
slsa wr they thnk Of when I an gone I? = aAs -
Win they wish for me 70 Gomez h6un ann
At the twilight gathering every eves
VIII they thnk Of me at home see.n
wa Wien am gone hut trining word, ua aBGp n
s Or pcrchancc, asong Of Ece, 50 81 q 4aT Il ~,
Or little gift OF the happy past,
VIII remind them Oft Of me-
hf.s whenf gone, In my lonliness, ~
'Qa will never quite despair at sNHss 41fHl
f,, But always hope to sit me down fst 4sfisfF
Al home in thc old armchair.
Whatecr my fate, though the clouds grow dark
Ger the last hopes ftckcring dawn
My home and how'd ones shall never be qstsfll q
Forgotten, when am gone.
a"'' ..'tf 'Ai J. s. r.
rPApL. July II. 1856. $40 alif' iaf 9-5t fft tH
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CT We would cal the ut cntion of our read
ers to the Book Auction, in Armstrong; Block,
as being an admirable place to make good addi-
ton to their Libraries The stock is large and
contains very valuable works. Prof. Pickett spi-
ces his sales with free Lectures. Call in and see
the Professor.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

SO We Go A large frc-proof stone building
is soon to be erected by Richard Spencer, in
Third street, just below the store of MIR. Cham
bin. 1t is to be some seventy feet deep, and
trapty- FIVE wide
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

SNELLINo HOUSE,. This house is now do
ing thriving business. Mr., White, the gen.
,lemanly landlord, is fitting up. and making a
large addition to the dining room and Kitchen
to accommodate the increasing custom. nands
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

slow Much BETTER !''-'' How much better
that school house would look il it were only sur
rounded with young trees" So said stranger
to us, the other day, as he passed the Baldwin
School house: and so exclaims almost every citl-
zen whose eyes rest upon the bleak, barren walls
of that otherwise pleasing building. Plant trees,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

IIowARD's VARIETIES This Is new place oil
amusement, consisting of music, painting, lee
lures, &C., &c. Mr.. Towards imitation OF the
Bag pipe on the Violin, is perfect, while the
droll manner in which he sings the California
song, calls forth bursts of laughter. Go and
see him, .t
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

RED WrNc.-The Minnesota Gazette (should be
Red Wing Gazette) states that the Presbyterian
Society of that place have made arrangements
to erect a large and commodious Church near the
University. 1t remarks" If we are to have no
Jail, we must have the more Churches, sure.n
Rather bad for Red Wing
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

OLE BuLL.-Remember the Concert of this dis
tinruished Violinist. lie will perform in one
of the rooms of the Capitol, on Tuesday evening
"a most excellent place. He needs no praise
from MS. for the mere announcement of his COM
inr will ensure him good house.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

THAT FEScE!-We are quite anxious to know
why it is that the Capitol fence has not been
constructed before? Has not the money been
appropriated for the purpose? Why are these
public improvements delayed SO long? Is the
Commissioner paid BY the day, or has he yearly
salary? These are questions upon which we de-
sire light? Who'll answer?
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w o % is
PATENT IMPROVED SELF FEEDING
SHINGLE MACHI NE

FOR CUTTING AND JOINTINGs SHINGLES.
TINHE attention those ted in the Of
shingles aud the puoiic generally, respectfully
iuvai to an this
cutting shing ull confidence that all who vii take
the trouble to its will he Thoroughly convinced
of its utility, well superiority other Single
Machine heretofore in II Constructed entirely
eaaH NEW PRINCIPLE, tfbaH ta IS
Simple vi Compact, readily att ced steam,
adapted every uf shingles
and jointng them ready (
requires only about Horse Power propc this
chin. with sufficient q amman ssar atf II
ONE SluNGLE FER SECOND.
and OF Ordinary capacity 1t with pcfact
there mach about IL nechap
cal skin whatever in its management operation ~
The shiiles made by this machine considered superior
TO those By ether havi
fecty aud 9th surface, while they all of uniform
thickness. act.c r4.o -.f .eyt tytf. 9s4 fff fo5s
kind of timber that the forests Of country,
which be penetrated by be into shingles by
this machine. without wasting much shaving. while
other method Shingles.
least ouchird OF the timber shhving
dust.
subscriber will this place time, and
viii dispose the RSht this valuable for
this Territory. which fail To large
the purchaser. The subscriber feels assured he offer
Inducements the purchase of Comfy Rights. m
Come and the machine yourself that 1t is
the best shinsle machine Invented. -ttsV ,...
w. w. JAMES
jy '1w-wlm fiaf ietsfs American House, st. Paul.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

Man KILLED BY LrGHrNING AT RED Wing We
learn from Wilbur NJ. Hayward, ESQ.,, that ter
rible thunder storm occurred at Red Wing on
Thursday night. A German was killed BY light
ming, the fluid striking him just as he was enter
ing the hotel.' A horse was also killed and sew :
eral persons Knocked down.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

J. W. Bass 4 Cove do not wish to be in
vidious, but we cannot refrain from remarking
that the business of j. w. Bass & Co. has in
creased this year nearly double over that of last,
and the firm have been obliged to build an addi-
ton to their warehouse in order to accommo-
date their customers. The commission business
this year is good all round.
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Peoples Leg isiature Dispersed by United Stat
: 1883 ~ Troops. tts -
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CT The Hutchinson Family are singing their
way home. They gave Concert in Dubuque on
the 9th, and will soon be 6. Round Agaia," not
only singing but directing The Plow," through
the rich fertile prairie land of their loved Mime
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WANTED,
SCRIvEN Il GALLAGHER'S
pog. Newspaper and Collecting Agency
63 Dearborn Street. Chicago, I'll.

SCRIvEN GALLAGHER'S
Aversng Corresponding Newspaper and Collecting Agency
s3 Dearborn Street. Chicago. I'll.
EMERY'S
PATENT CHA NGEaBI.E
HORSEPOWER Thresher, separator
Saw, &C.. sc. - o."
TINE subscribers prepared ~ contract for the d"lv
1855. 5 4 sf G4ias 81
Our prices Horse Power Threshcr, Separator,
&C.. complete, dollars, delivered hoard
in this city, will deliver he Mississippi
Rver the terminus of railroad running from 'hcaF',
This will give to those g in Upper
Minnesota and Wisconsin,, advantage over buying In
CARTON should be observed buyirg
' EMERY'S PATENT
made except they bear the stamps
Emcry's Patent. 1852
Manufactured by s3 st rft snsfsp IA fgQ}
EMERY BROTHERS.
This becausc the reputation of Powers
Induced IMirATIoNS 10 he thrown into the market, and
81 inferior construction and Workmanship.
Full and Descriptive Catalogues nrnist" gratis 10 all
application. HENRY d. EMERY X co.,
mvai7lvw sf 2ot Lake street, Chicago, III.
To IEi7lcrs and LumDermeM
FULTON, PERKINS & CO., y ir
WOOD AND IRON
MACHINISTS AND MILLwRIGfITS,
2 Corner Canal and Washington Streets. CHICAGO.
We the ouy ChIesso legally authorized to manu-
81 esoi4 6A PA Els 4astLp
PATENT PORTABLE cIRoULAR SAW MILLS
they ,asorte aud will 5000
10000 feet Of lumber in 10 hours. 49,. 9tfe laB
We also manufacture
PORTABLE flour DoLrs. MuLAr AND LATH SAWS,
ROTARY grain SEPARATIONS RE-sIirIisG SAWS
- Steam power furnished When required.
Mill Drnftims Building and Repairing done to ORDER
FULTON, PERKINS CO., Chicago.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

OrTAwA.-This is a new town between lie Leu.
or and Traverse. On the 4th celebration was
held there in which soma 500 persons participa
ted. An Grafton was delivered by Judson Jones,
ESQ.,, which breathcs the true spirit of Freedom,
but which is too lengthy for our columns. The
seed, We think, has been sown on good ground
and will bring forth abundant fruit. A poem by
J. w. Crawford. exhibits poetic merit, and re-
fleets credit upon the writer. We may publish
it in future issue. We congratulate the pro-
prietors of Ottawa on possessing community
so intelligent, and feel sure that the place will
grow and prosper.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

MH. EDITOR YOUR paper to Log Cabin.
Morgan Co., o. Send only as long as YOU can
afford to for p cents.
CT The twenty-five cents have come safely to
hand, and your ''Log Cabin" shall be lighted
with the smiling face of The TINES. 1t is well
c,me visitor in other Log Collins besides yours.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

AFTER tlIM 80 Anthrax" has an army of Min
nesotians after him, and if he is not annihiated
it won't be because there has been no shot and
powder expended. DIR. L. Il. Mann takes him to
task through the columns of the Ledger, and
other Philadelphians are TO follow him. We are
not sure but Mr.. Silver has done Minnesota
great service. He has ovcrshot the mark, and the
poison he intended for us, permeates his own sys-
ten. Poor 6 Anthrax.' How he writhcs and
squirms, and groans.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

HisToRIcAL'SociETY.-W ask, in behalf of the
Executive Committee of the Minnesota Historical
Society, that the publishers of the various pa
p,rs 10 this Territory, address copies of their
respective papers, regularly, to Rev. T.. ID. Neil,
Secretary, who desires them for preservation for
the Association. We feel sure that our editorial
brethren will most chccrfully comply with this
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LATEST NEWS.
FROM KANSAS.

ST. PAUL. July II. 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18

- - AshTSsfosr Aug 16,{eyes
SENATE-The Civil aPprop riation bill was
laid aside aud the Senate took up the Substitute
adopted by the House for the Senate bill fixing
the compensation of members.
Several Senators declared the substitute to be
n direct proposition to put two or three thous
and dollars into their pockets for past services,
while others allege that tie present compcnsa-
ton did not enable them to PAY the reasonable
expenses Of gentlemen.
The substitute was finally adopted--yeas III
mays IL.
The consideration of the Civil Appropriation
Bill was then resumed, and an appropriation of
nearly 81, OQ0,0oO was made to meet the re-
Quirements Of the law increasing the pay of the
members.
Various other amendments were acteti upon,
when the bill, as amended, passed. Adj I'd about
II o'clock.
WAsHIxGToN, Aug, is
SExATE-The Senate took up and passed the
joint resolution from the House extending two
months the time allowed the creditors of Texas,
during which they may present their claims at
the Treasury.
HOusE.-rhe bill fos. the settlement of the
claims of officers of the Revolution, and the
widows and orphans of those who died in the
service, was postponed till the third Monday in
on motion itwas resolved that when the Sen
ate adjourn to-day it be till Monday morning at
o'clock, for the consideration only OF the APP
preparation bills, House bills, and those towhich
there may be disagreement between the two
branches.
y hill making the usual appropriations for
mail steamer service was taken up and an amend
ment concurTcd in by li9 majority, providing
for giving notice Of the termination of the com
penSation for transportation of the mail between
New York and Liverpool, in the Collins line of
steamers.
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TkeConaagratIon az Pomeroy, OhIo.


Log iron One to Tt,o Hasdrei thousand Dol
tis-Eony-ttso Baiiiiags DsstrOysd-Iircn-
Its Fdaili%s ROaseiess
An extra of the West Columbian (ya-) Dem
ScEal gives tue following details of the recent
tslsrOas fire at Poneroy:
WA Mayhash, grocer, $4,000. Insured
W. Sherwood, house furniture. Insured.
-, I. MheidArfer, millinery store and dwelling.
AosI CT the furniture saved These two build
sgs we're entirely consumed. Probable loss
$A'SOV 0Wner,s name not known.
Saiaes Ealston, dry goods lneTchant-store,
S SSS9uSe' ana goods. mostly destroyed Loss
StU,tVI No insurance.
Zines. lines Red gTOeer-loss about $1,000. No
w, W. Wallace saddler-lOss snalI-amOuntnOt
3B. Hampton, s.ddler-ioss but iittl-most-
d.. Train, residence and 8 frame business
aoqses-ICSs S2,Ol0. =. ! =
-. ssEslFy store OF =. Datnmert-gOods saved
: 4less County Telegraph, printing Office, total
US assuoyed-.oss $1,000. No insurance on it
IT., T. Wi.itesites' shoe shop, and Howe & Jen-
a'.a al0F shop and dwelling. Goods saved
sso77 Wadnau, brick dwelling house-Ioss
Court House-loss $1,000
! i Slsa y; AVrfa,y's dseliing-ioss $500. W.
% TN shop 81 900.
,- natueS tailor shop ard dwelling, Stafford
la. u; L Smiths grocery, f. Lyman
Il VI IIs ~ berSet d Beckman's JcweIry shop,
,s,i - ASGiothlins dwelling, an old Ark (Which
= 8 -
$40 to $3.50. '-''-'-S' +-oSe y e''s,-- -'O''
Washington Stiyers large three story brick
f iSsSslliag AID store, aud two fiamcS-loss SsO,-
~. Y. !B3ranch--.oss q ,4e0-Sl ,0G1 iuSnrc,
ssPS sS'e y osborne, loss OH goods and building,
fs't'h sl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18
STORM.

PmLADELPHrA, Aug. ia special dispatch
to the Ledger says that the storm at New Or
leans was severe at last Island. Every building
on the Island is said TO have been swept away
and no less than one hundred and thirty-seven
lives reported to have been lost The steamer
Star, Capt, Smith, with a large number of pas.
.sengers, encountered the storm before reaching
the Island and became perfectly unmanageable,
and soon after became a complete wreck. Two
hundred and fifty passengers were on board but
it is hoped they were saved. Caille on the Is
land was submerged and immense damage was
done to property in every direction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18
NEW YORK MARKET.

Nsw YoRk, Aug. 1G.-Fiour higher; 1000
bbls sold at >, G0a6,ID tor Srtc; G,aoaG,45 for
Ohio Wheat advanced; - bush. sold at l,5J
tor Western red; !, SIS for Southern Illinois, NcIs
jersey AZ. Corn dull; 5000 bush sold. Ness
Pork heavy. Beef unsettled, Lard buoyant.
Whisky has declined; sales at S5!. Stocks FIRM
Chicago d Rhode. Island 90 10; Cumberland
20 rs; Illinois Cert los; n. Y. Cent. sc 81 !;
Cieve. & Toll 20 l-6; Clevc & Pitts. IS 81; Col.
& Gin IOl IL; Erie go -; Gaiena and Chiga-
so los; Mich Cent? 10 IL: Indiana Is 81 1.2 !;
Reading 81 l-si Ills. Cent. -, -; Sterling Ex-
change firm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18
rEvEn AND AGrE.

A Cass Of EYcht NontEs' Sanding cared BY Boerharsa
Holland Biters-Aichael Kelly No III Grant, Smith
eh street. suys"Last July, while running the river,
cotton bSlt plvng between SatcheL aud New orleAus,I
with Fever and ASue. For eight Ions months
suffered with this dreadful disease. The greater part Of this
time was unable to work. and spent atty dollars
different medicines but found permanent relief
Three weeks ago. my friends insisted upon my try
Ing .Boerhdues Nodnd BtsTs saying that care seds
Guaranteed. After trying for only week, must
state l was a sound man. have been Rork for
two weeks and have had OF the chs and fever
vhatever."
I certify the above statement IL true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
or at Il. Chester's, Gothic Hail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18
JOIN KNoTE.
Nntina

TTXvISCi sold ot the sadis Ha-ress, Trunk Mann:
i fsrtring pat business shall devote myself
Dor e tt EXCLUSIVELY 90 The sSdlery Hardware and
coach Tf.nmng business, King, by te change, much ino;e
-got srf ryaier -riIitfeg being only IN THIS
city, exeiusve this business, and from long expert
erc extensive connection vn,iic SatdiaS haeai,
hope 10 Be all. rcnirT vEy ~ vi" VA
fvor re With Srf thsCtfl for ic I5cThI
CUSTOM heretofore bss;osel upo eoclt egn iaEcE
~ ths .sy,e JOHN KS9TE,
" aus s-sra GA Stand. i6S Main Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18

OK. philapder Docsticks has been attending
r.sr,ey camp Meeting, and gives in the Plea
g.ae an account thereof, in which he says, ''he
aver yet went into the State of New Jersey
at he didn't get swindled by somebody, or
1--we his pocket picked by somebody else"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18

Saddle Harness ana Trunk Mandatory.
JEREMIAH b. SHEPPARD and CiIAs MORGAN have
81 Nus day partnership in the Saddle Harness
and TrunS ianu:actur.ng the Of Shep
Pard : Morgan.
part Of HE establishment, and occupying his large
W0Fshors We have facilities for manufacturing which will
furnish description Of articles at the very
lowest rates anu and most improved style
hand full aSscrtrnt ~ al! articles IN
Collars Wins Carpet Bags, SucslS Saddle Baes, &c, &c.
lowest rats. -,
Particular attention will he paid to ordered wor repair
Ironipte atteied md by strict attention
aud reasonable prices merit continuance Of the patron
,tsot,,@toT SHEPPAED & MORGAN,
aug -Saa No ISL Main ST., ccTatE Of C5ioH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18

rJSIE subserfber having sold Hsstrs. Shepard
Morgan misunderstanding dep4s iItat Of his est5s-
ent would embrace opportunity TO Tetura bis sincere
hsoEs for he very liberal PATRONAGE extended hi, for
the last and be leave TO recommend 70
~. ,er5u friends his slccesSofs, know
n tc,1 20 sNTCrirnesd w"rSE.s:I and IN every way
gdIA Tie confidence and patronage Of the P4ols haze
no loGtt ihey vii render fI satisfaction 20 al who may
as ss s.s iaa WIN ''s'' custom JOHN KNoTE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18
uEADACUE AND pEpIL1TY.


Mr. Sns LiscOInb, Brning sAys~I have found In
loSrhave's headache and debility. Ny
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr. A. g. Nicholson of Pittsburgh, also says he he1p5
rIenced much relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS.
4 E1oll9ndsr's Tbstinl0Ry-Iaccb RinSEes living In the
Holland of Seb0ygan Wis After suffering
time the misery attending utter prostraton Of
mind body been restored by using BOerhaVes
BItters, to perfect health"
The fact OF this remedy being such high repnte among
the Holaiers Wisconsin, Michigan, New IOrk-In fact
every Holland settlement in the United StatesArGuet IN
its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal, Wten commenced taking
Boerhayes Holland Btters, could hardly wak-now en-
ioY excellent hsaIth''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18

- advertisement in another column, it
~ that a meeting of the Lot holders
w :. Wood Cenletry. is called for Tuesday af-
At O'Clock
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18
THE STEAMER ARABIA.

Il q THE STEAMER ARABIA. ii
NEw YoKk, Aug. I6.-The steamer Arabia
survey ordered. IT,.
HALIFAx, Aug. 16.-The damage to the steam
or is so serious that survey has bsen ordered.
She viii be detained here till tonight, certainly,
and perhaps longer.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HALIFAX, Aug. 16.-The Arabia is not seri
ously injured The divers have succeeded in
eifectaaIy stopping the leak.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

AUGUST l5.-fiour active, sales al 5,75aS0.-
Wheat nominal, % for white. y hisky firm
at 26c. Groceries-Sugar 93-4; nrolasscs o.;
coffee II Ia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18
wEAKNEss or rHE STOMACH ANp INpIGEsrIo!

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another great CUr6 effected by B0erh0reS H0kIuRd BIZ
ters-The wife of Peter De Mite, living IN Holland Town,
SheboyYNn county, Wisconsin, Suffered much from
weakness stomSch and indigestion. She had been
under physicians for time hut the disease
seemed bale his skill She purchased some Hol
land Bers oce which have given oue to her
mach her appetite and strength returning and frvu-
Is believe this is another effected by
medicine.
sill record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, awsit another opportunity. One
thing you can rely apon, what have published from
true. J; oUISTrs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18

ANEvPoKr BE1LE.-..BeIle Britain" furnishes
&c New York Mirror with an account Of ball
4 tie Ocean House, Newport. We extract a
SEagaph
The hop last night attic Ocean was rather
aow Sifair although the music was divine; and
lxOadersd how anybody with sole for music
cad sit sill When Was not dancing. it took
tao men and a strong inward struggle to hold
me-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18

General Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
ln1 . :. md the General Grand EncamPment Of
Asso -. e,oIars Of the United States, will hold
ME- .i ,.;enpial meetings in Hartford Connect
'h.D .S y, carly part of next month. Delegates
ea1 :, .ss,r State in the Onion are expected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18

I'M, and BalIOo's Monthly Magazines,
Is s sT,,t.e Notions, for September, have been
~ -, Robinson & Bros, No. 4 Washing
Tn. Tan :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18
SAILED

Nrw YonK, Aug. 1G.-The steamer Atlantic
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, taking out
51s5, 900 in specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18

RIVER AND WEATHER.
C1xc1xxsrl, August I6th.-River % inches
in the channel and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-18

Robert Williamson end others.

~ Robert Williamson and others. OHIO county.
In pursuance the decree Of the Court in this case
VIM on the Els day August, 1856 the Court House for
Ohio county sell pabiis sale Tract Parcel OF Land
Acres rood and seven poles stu
Little Wheeling Creek and the came particularly de-
scribed by the plat and ia this cause, and Which BY
allotted and apart In Eeyeralty to the
heirs Of Mary Stewart widow Of Alex Stewart, deceased
Tie terms sale credit, by equal instruments, at
months, with interest from the day
OF sale purchaser giving On with good security for the
paviuent thereof Title be retained till the
chase money is paid . =,
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FSrer and Aaue Dyspepsto, Indigestion, HtGddcae,
Loas Of ,A;Ppetitt 2eSity ,s SSosttVeH''s'

Z
Many of worthy citizens testify to It's wonderful
efficacy all affections the Stomach and Liver. As
Tonic has been equaed for the relief affords IN
all cases OF debility weakness Of kind 10 almost In
Simultaneous. In Nervous, Rheumatic NsnrAlEc Afftc
ions instances proved highly beneficial
and in Others effected decided cure.
physicians prescribe, and their patients 80
uuhestinely recommend, surely may cease to doubt,
and eagerly test It's virtues for ourselves.