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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17

Poor CoysoIArloN.--The Republican pa
pers are very busy just these times chronicling
votes on steamboats,, railroads &C.. for the dif
ietent Presidential candidates, all Of which,
according to their accounts give overwhelming
majori,ies for FREMONT! Unfortunately for
them, these votings don't elect President. and
we would be very uncharitablc indeed TO deny
them this poor consolation. In this manner
they have elected their candidates ever since
the foundation Of the Government and We
opine they will have to continue doing so, a.
there is no chance Of their clecting them at the
ballot box in November next.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17

ANOTHER SOUTHERN EXPEDITION cor.
respondent OF the New York Herald says an
expedition is being formed in some Southern
cities whose destination is Mexico 1t il to
be commanded by American officers and the
men armed with Minnie rifles anil revolvers.
the corps has already enrolled over 400 men,
and will BIZ of us soon rs the ranks are full
500 being the full complement. 1t is to act
with the present Mexican government Ia
what way, whether to sustain the government
against reyolutionists, or to operate agains,
Spain, in the event Of hostilities. is not stated
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17

The Black Republican party are awfully Ia.
ken just now with Washington and Jefferson,
on the slavery question. Atser having abused
AMI vili6ed Them ever since the government
Was organized, they nov, with great flourish.
proclaim their determination TO stand ..on the
principles OF Washington and .Jeienou."
Let us see where this declaration will land
these gentlemen Niger orshippes
Washington APPROVED" the admission OF
the two slave states into the Tnion-APrRovED
the Fugitive Slave Law Of l793-dsnandsl
payment Of England for slaves as rR0rsxrr,
and OWNED slaves as long rs he lived Jeikson
annexed to the Union by Treaty. Stare Louisi.
ana (including what 10 now Ksnsas Territory
and approved the compact with Georgia, In.
ls02-3, which made Mississippi and Alabama
savcholding States, and EST ASLIsHxD slavery
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17

"TRirsrHs ron FREEDOM When the Mn.
neso''an explains how il came to pass that =
iul vote was obtained on the Kansas Bill in
the House, when thirty seren members were all
sent, we will endeavor to discover the connec-
ton between the murder Of HEATING, or the
beating Of an editor-G GREELEY, for instance
and the admission OF Kansas into the Union ~
a State.
In the House of Representatives, the vote on
the Topeka Constitution was as follows
Whole nunber Of members ................. ga
votes 10 Tue hmrmAuve .s...-..s............l@
negative OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gs-- ~,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17


The Globes official report records the desire
of the Democratic members to get full vote
but no time was given, and, with psrtizan
speaker to aid them, the Niger Worshippers
pushed their bill through, under the operation
Of the previous question.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-15

ETNHE new and beautiful e. ornamenrg the simplest
i Glass Vessel to resemble the FIsEsf p2.Rp cN1, Al
Ladies and alike Aseinated With this delights
al uecupation chaste and elegant aussnipt FOR Chill
tren schools, encouraging taste for grace In design
and harmony In the culors The whole ATt
perfectly acquitted In half hour Book Of IHstEc-
ton 81. Boxes containing Vases Book and
every ant Gle required e.. sent by ExpTess.
C0NTENT,l NEAlY 4 CO., Wholesale Store,
ieft-iydh,Y5t F5i 5O2 Broadway, n. Y. s,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-15

ro.NfanT avery engaging bill is offered attle
.4fhehsenum: first Piaarrc, or the Death of Roll
Ia, TO be followed by the funny styled farce of
Grimshsw, Bragshaw and Bradshaw. We con-
slider the reputation of Mcssrs Hanchett & Duff
fields company established in this city. The
performances last week ended in brilliant sue
cess. All our citizens know now pretty well
what resort for pleasure and profit for the sea-
son, they have before them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-15

croruso.-As will be seen from his card in
another column, Sir. Thos. Hughes has received
his fall aud winter stock Of cloths, caisimeres,
.e.tings, and everything else which enters into
the Out-G, OF well dressed gentleman. He also
has the most extensive stock of ready made
clothing brett to this city. Indeed, when one
reflects upon approaching December winds, it
gives an idea Of comfort to examine his goods
suitable for that season; and also, feeling Of
comfort about the pocket, TO ask the prices, and
learn bow very few dollars 1t reqaires to pur-
cllass full suit Of clothes from him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-15

Saddle, Harness and Trunk Ranufacloy
JEREMIAH b. SHEPPARD and ClIAs. MORGAN have
q this day entered into ia the Saddle Haress
Manufacturing business under the name OF Sep
paFd { Morgan.
Having purchased from Mr.. Knots the manufacturing
part extensive aud Occupying bis large
workshops, have facilities tor Misunderstanding Shleh VIII
every description Rrticlzs at very
rates, aud OF the latest iproSea styi.
line consisting Of Saddles, Bdlss HaFn-ss, Trunk
Collars Whips Carpet Bags Saeels, Saddle Sc
lowest rates. =
Particular attention viii be paid to ordered work. cpair
ing PROMPTLY attended and by strict attention
and prices, merit continuance Of the patron
age which literally bestowed upon the fofner
proprietor SHEPPARD MORGAN, =
aug 2-Sm No 1871 Main ST., corner Of Union.
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MEzsRs. HElskELL & SwEamSeES have added
another. choice selection Of dress goods TO their
already extensive assortment, embracing some
very desirable patterns of silks, of that kind so
frequently sought after and so seldom found
They have also an Importation of Irish linens
ard linen goods, manufactured in Ireland ex-
pressly for themselves, which they can afford to
sell, and do sell, from e5 TO aoper cent cheap
er than merchants who buy these goods in the
.estern cities.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-15

Ne have received from the Cincinnati Type
Foundry, L. T.wRi1s, Agent, q copy ofthe new
speeimcn Book. It's very neatly got up, and
shows very plainly the advance of che type ma
rin, art in Cincinnati; in fact their letter and
cc,s COMPARE Eavorably with those Inanufactnr-
"a IN the Eastern cities, and in many cases are
superior, This book will be sent to printers,by
making their request known to the agent, with
directions how to send It.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-15

HACK 70 wELlsscae.-Mr. E. NJ. P. Rose is
now running daily hack from Wellsburs to
Wheeling. The hack is span new, one Of Hays
best and fine team Jack is good driver and
very interesting His vocabulary is tremendous
and to the unIesrned, often unintelligont Che
hack holds eight persons. 1t leaves Wellsburg
early every morning and returns late enough in
the evening to suit passengers. Fare cheap
Maj. Foster is the agent, Office under the Mcclure
House Can on him when you wish to go up the
river. Fare to Wellsburg, 81, to steubenville
$3.50.
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Front KANSAS.

ST. Lou1s, Sept. 18.-Democrat adyices from
Kansas of the 9th say that Gcary had arrived at
Lcavenworth on Tuesday and had a consultation
with Mr.. Smith and would proceed to Lawrence
in few days
CHICAGO, Sept 1s.-Priyate adyices from
Kansas city state that reinforcement has been
raised under Gen. Lane and are about to attack
Westpoint, Kansas city and Independence. II
is stated also that the free State men are sur
rounded by Richardson's force.
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NEM YORk MARKET.

-NEM IIOINtA lIItINIALIs
SEPT. 12.-E1ouf market firm, prices advRnc,
ed sales of 900 bbls at ., loaf, 50 for straight
arm and Z. 75as for Southern Extra. Wheat adj
yanced. sales of $4,000 bus. at 1,5Ta1, so for
Western red; ], T0ai, 70 for Southern white aud
ia for white Mich Corn active and dearer,
sales Of 100000 bush at 70 10 for white, so for
yellow and 10 for mixed Pork dropping sales
Of 1000 bbls at / 81 I-2 for western mess. Beef
firm. sales 200 bbls Lard firm. Whisky firm
st; Stocks lower. Chic. & R. Isl. 97.l.4 Ciev
& Tol rs. Ciev. and Pits 80 1-2. Erie r. r.
Eee 20 Gal & Chic. III. Mich. Central %.
Cumberland Goal 90. Ill. Cent lis. Mich.
Southern 81. n. York Cent. IS is Penn'a-
96l-2 Reading 81 3-S Virginia SKIES SO IA.
nj. Central bonds II 3-s-
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81 Our Washington county Pa.) friends, we no.
aice, will hold their Fair at Washington, on the
18th and Goth of September We expect on
that occasion 10 find large crowd Of people in
attendance Iadeed the number of exhibitors
in such county as Washington make up of
themselves vast coueOurse Tho population of
the county is upwards Of 45 thousand, and it is
nOtOriOusly one of the richest counties ia Agri-
cultural productive industry in that staid, old
industrious State. Take this fair in the exhibi-
ton of sheep, cattle, horses and hogs, especially
the first and it presents spectacle equal to
many of the geological gardens. Some of the
finest sheep in the United States have from time
to time been on exhibition there. The best
breed Of the French BIcrino and the saxony
have been imported and have been carefully iri-
termingled and cultivated With the native ilocks
until, perhaps, Washington county stands as the
banner wool growing district Of the o., States
Taking the census returns as the basis of our
estimate We think We speak within bounds. when
we estimate the value of stock in that county at
considerably over one million of dollars.
The Hempheld road, as see advertisement, will
aiEotd the same facilities for attending this Fair
that they do to Ourown, and it will be an excel
lent opportunity for all pur friends who wish to
see an exhibit Of old Washington, inher wealth
sna population, to pay her visit
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fs1SItA' E- llAIIIsY -tIlUIII.
IS = ~ s.eses Z ssss -ea,ss .sss
mr. IL REILLY.
TNEIED BEEF Pla aud eafsasEed ilans and slosidsTs
IL IlioHukS = MADDEN
| Jpis g sfafn ST.
slO0lLH TeiIoa oshrss as
TISI RS PsiSS sIedsi and for 1Sie 81
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Arrug and Timed copy.
Samuel Morrison


VI Court for
John MoTTisons heirs &c. ONO comfy;
IY virtue Of the Decree OF the Court IN ts case
ID on Saturday, 2Jth day 1866 AZ
Tavern Ia Ohio county the National Road sell ht public
sale to the highest bidder, te Trae, OF Land on
ne Of eeiinE eek not from said Beagle taYs
beonene 70 he heirs Of John Morfsons deceased, ana
which they Inherited rom said john containing, as Is sup
posed, sixty.SIx Acres and q fraction
terms VI sale are credit q one, Two ena tnles
wears by equal instruments with interest from te
rrhnsr giving bonds, with approved securttyttc
sece nc payment thereof and this title being retained m
II is paid. /. a, - =. "a s,Id Il, AZ.
der 70 an equal division among the hstrs; 90.
n1s.dav M Commissioner.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

Ser4EapsEn il. Two Irishinen, James Cald-
well and Jno. Malvre have been arrested at
Cheraw, South Carolina, charged with being
Abolition agents, out on charge OF committee
sent from free States.
Senator Clayton publishes a letter in the In.
teIigencer, declaring his intention to express no
preference aud to take no part in the Prcsiaen-
tial contest
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CONCENTRATED LTE, tin boxes-fhe best article II
Y, use for milking your owp Soap, Tor sale by -
iay20 a. II. IoGANtE 90.
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prvrR An AGUE.

a 6tfsS Of Eight AEofis' Cretl5 y Roeradve's
Holland Kelly, No Ill Grant, near Smith
eld street. July while running the river on
cotton bat pying between N2teeE and New Orleans,
with aud Asus. Tor eight long months
suffered with this ateadfl disease The pNrt OF this
for different medicines, but found no permanent Telie
Three weeks Of my friends insisted upon my
gitgrdrteeG AFTER trying il fersony one wees rigst
Two weeks and have hd return Of the chis and fever
wllateYer.'' ~ sessls- sff-tE ~
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House.
nrnt n Nhnsthris Gothic IInll
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Masonic DIRECTORY.

ohio lodge No. IoI.-slss,, at Masonic Hail,
corner Market and MonrCesrcets rst and third op
aayeveninEs reach month. g. W. SIGHTS, W. b.; 4ten-
Gnder Loughtist Secretary
wheeling Ledge no. 13S.-Meets as above on
the rs and third Thursday evenings of each month r. a.
sAExTlRaER, N..N.; S. W. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter Ne. 1g.-Sieets as
above on the sseod Monday evening OF each month W. G..
scoTF, II. Pr s. w. 11earsoa, Secretary.
Wheeling RncanaPnaent No. 1.-Meets as
above on the otr6 Monday evening of each month. WI
BATEs, G. O., 4. Loria0, Recorder.
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snld 011t

ISHE subscriber having sold out to Messrs Shepard
Il Morgan the manufacturing department OF his estaoish
would embrace this opportunity 70 return his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage eXeuded TO him, for
last and begs leave to 70
friends and customers his successors, know
Ing them to he experienced Workmen and in every way
worthy the confidence and patronage Of the public lhaYc
doubt they will render ul SUBTRACTION TO all who ay
favor them tith their custom. =!
aug 2-5m JOHN ES0IE-f
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C,xcgnT.-As viii DO seen from notices IN
.,o,Fsr column, Mrs. Drew, assisted by talented
,nns;ci.Ds will glvca concert on Thursday eyen-
;az AIRS. Drew is well known in this commu-
mir. r a.. beautiful songstress, and no doubt as
bor,,oeore, she will be literally patronized
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FI5IHLLows' DIRECTION

ODD zEEIAONNlo' 4141e12N l Wv
YIrgInIus Lodge No. 8.-st.e.s every Thursday
evening a. the Hail. corner Market aud Monroe streets
Jdtx g. MRtGHT, y: o.; B. u. tfITr, seeFctary.
FranEsItn Lodge Ne. I3.-,ieets as aboyeevery
Monday evening" eJcax BAYHA, \. G.; IT r. caGPlsns,
Secretary.
VIVA. Tell Lodge No. ;S3.--Isess Is above eve
~ wednesday eFealpg. J. G. HoETNAEs, \. a.i john
!Salaae, Secretary. ~
wheeling Lodge No. S9.-Meets every Monday
evening atte Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets H.
BEovx, n. Co. John 99o5,sra, Secretary
EsanoIn Lodge ne. SS.-aisets NJ ahove every
Prfasy evening l. n MoLlfs, y. e.; ". v, blanchard,
seereiary.
Abrams Eneampuent No. t.--Meess at the
HAIL. corner sIartefaii Monroe streets the
tuesday evenings Of each month II Ura1sx o. B s ".
Psarsolt, Scribe
Wm. Tell EneaniPmeHt Nos 3s.-Mseta as
above second and JoHrA Tuesday evenings Of each
month wll RLISELER, c. p; FIR Befsgarbey, Scribe
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h.ALLl h5dlSHIL1Ns
HATS FOR 1866.
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THENEW PRACTICE OF PROF. DEGRATH
tss- BRGRATn's RLRcfRfes on 4 4 2 il ~
DISADVANTAGES f7rpp

n . = n " IlNEtTlNIId -IUIik.l
~ -. !, gpNuERttsn, Nd, Aug. 2. 1876.
~, tt ttseIfgtD Sir. htFe hi,la sta neck rom
iof ie INST sig ana could With lilcnity
M, ~ Lsln. Aeeidentay met e Gentleiin, Who
ops appsaton 81 Degratha Electric on 70 he Iaft
cured me u TWO minutes The stiffness entirely
eone tr91, ny neck Therefore eheerfuily Tecot
mead D. Gfah's Electric OH every person s. aft =
would not be without It n It cost me 4ila bottle
BE sure you buy DeTashs Electric uu All others are
nostruius. $3.50 S
For sale by n n LOGAN 4 On, I,-ta.. r,s,,.- 3
Ase' y LAUGiiLiNs' BusHfIELD,
Hf.2 Monroe Street.
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AyISG sold out the Saddle Harness, and Trunk Manu-
featuring part Of my business shan dsySte myself
Coach Trimming business. bsTug by the change much more
and factis aht being The only one in this
city, eXclueirey In this bubiess and from my long eeFi-
extensive connection With the Sadlng business,
Ihope be able render entire sasp eti to all who viii
faYor with cusou. Very thankful the liberal
bestowed upon solicit continuance
OF the same. JOHN ENOTE,
any Stand 1S3 Main Street.
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TnE n Y. Independent reports the following
futures throughout the United States for the
week sadins on Thursday last:
A. s Thayer { Co, Boston, Mass, failed
ed and assigned
AN. Rose, Kingston, R. l.. failed.
Reuben Rice, New Haven, Conn, failed; Of
iers 45per cent. on tiine; liabilities are said 70
teabout $4,000. ,l'sa
Draper 4 Eldridge. New York city, assigned.
Nm sherman, Homer N. Y, assigned.
Milton = Price, Syracuse, n. Y, assigned,
Seo W, Barney, Mount Morris, n. Y, assign
ed 70 JAS Northrup
Z !. Chaplin, Clyde. N Y. suspended.
pended. >
II o'Crieu, Philadelphia, Penn, failed; offers
twenty-five per cent
Elder 4 cowen, Newcastle. Penn, assigned to
Johnston i Dams
Jos P. / Austin D. Moore, FrankstoEn. Pa.
failed. Indebtedness large
j. q Boyd Endley. Mansfield, Ohio, as.
signed TO G. +. Carpenter
Harris Summerheld, Chicago, H., assigned.
e * W. Vincent Lapesr, Mich, assigned
Geo. RiPPen, SOeboygan, Wis, ihiIed h
lFron Thcnpsons Reporter, September III
So VALLEY BASK or MARYl.As,p.-A 10 other bank
has followed in the wake of the Valley, and the
g Valley VIII be redeemed Mark what we say
every dollar Of the Valley will be Tedeeuedl Il
= Is lmpossi5 Die that tho owners Of that bank can
evade theirobligation to the5pubiic. The pub
hc has right 70 look to those from whom their
Valley same. The people did not 60 70 Hagers-
Toxin for it-4-it Was given them here by the own.
ers Of the hank, and here Il must be taken up.
r,s-.- - --,sS---------
MR. VIZ. RRkD near Bethany Va, had three
fingers and the thumb OF his left hand torn OF
IN = thrcEhing machine last Monday. DR.. Moor.
assisted by one or two other physicians, ampiil
. isted that portion Of the hand mutilated. Mr.
keed has been connected with threshing ma
en'ie tor the last fifteen years, and this Is the
mt lance IN which he has sustained injury
- 90 much care cannot DO obseryediu tic man,
cement q these highly useful, but dangerous
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Bosrox, Sept 1s.-Ilon. Saml. H. Valley,
Wing candidate for Governor last year. has
written letter concerning political affairs, and
declaring for Fremont.
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SCEI1I /. A NEOUS.
ELECTROC HEaIS CFTIaAIet2N1A
o y
-E'cht HollaadscA Kruiaea Bittcrs.

Il valuable aeslicine Into tic United States. burning this
time IT has gained iairerslt f2pHeiitg 7s Remedy
Fsper ard 4g4e Leaddehe,
Lo&s al 4ilpetile;S Dehilitg Csstie eneR2,
BFtilt and BlteifRp iltSes.
Many Of worthy citizens testify TO s wonderful
efiee9 IN All AFFECTIONS OF the Stomach aud Liver. As
Tonic hesn sqn6le, the relief 1t aHoras In
an eases OF debility OF Kind ia almost In
Simultaneous Nervous, Rheumatic anu Neiirags Alice
ons, has In instances proved highly beneficial
and In others efiectel decided cure.
When eminent prescIe and their
unhesit=ngy recommends surely may cease 10 doubt
and ea;vrly test its virtues for onfselves-
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RIYER AND MEATHE

RIfbh ANU WLaIIIELt-
PrrTsBuRGH, Sept 13-Riyer, IS inches in the
channel, by metal mark, at a stand Weather
clear and warnl -,
CtSc1xsArI, Sept 13th.-The River has fallen
inches, Weather clear and pleasant.
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YELLOW FEVER.
N. Y, Sept. I3.-one case of fever at Military
Hospitals; ut Fort Hamilton 2; at Relief Hospital
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oRouP. wnooPING COUGH. INFLUENZA.


BEoTtgR Arm; twiIi your PESrasA.i
the TeTSdy possess OF the WAOOtfS
Cough, GTos and chest diseases Of children We OF
your fraternisy In the South appreciate yeur SKILL and so
mend yepr medicine to people.
~ HIRAM t4lNKLlN,.M. n.
AMOS LEE, ESQ.,, SoxrEEEx. L., I'd Of January,
1885 II had \ tedious Iniutnsa, viieh confined III
doors six weeks many medicines opt relief hnRl-
" tried your tgoroaAL By the advice eicur clergyman
The Tst dose relieved the sorspess In my throat ana LUNGS
less than half bottle Your
medicines the cheapest veil the best can buy,
esteem Doctor, md remedies the poor
mans friend
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Fa,. 5ac oAuPAIdx.-The Democratic Song
..r containing a selection Of Songs suitable for
I ,Ss campaign; may be had Of Robinson L Bro,
No. 4, Washington Hall
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; 7RiRbuIID rHE BRoKEU CONSTITUTION.
CAuTlON.

CAUTION.
Or. sforss5 Cordial has been eounteetsd
bSEome nnrr etpled peFsozls.
In ftre al the genuine Cordial have the proprietofS
facsimile pasted over te cork % battle, and the fol.
lowing words blown N The glass: 40 si7f 80
cdr Morse's Inyigorstins CoTdiaI1
O. n. RING. PROPRIETOR; y -.
- The 0oTtiali put up hehly IN pint
betties Price 80 per bottle tse IS, six for sI2
Sod al DFRlgists aud DSdisrs IN 3LefieiRe.ts
Por sale by fLAEGIIh1NS { BUSHRIEID,
II Wholesale DruseItfs,
jee9dSr1 No. Is Monroe Il.
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MEDICA,l,.T,.
" E eti;Si' KNIGHT. N. u.

A. D. MoRTLEy, 40, Of Urea, New York, NSites: 81
have used your PkCrnRAL myself and In ever
since Invented IT. and best for its
purpose eyerput WitH bad cold sould sonneF par
twenty-five dollars bottle than do Iont ii or take any
ohsrremely.n *
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Jun. Is. 1855.
20 p.pTNEpSuIp NOTICE

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
WE te undersigned have this day associated Ourselves
wv ii partntthp IN the business Of PAPER aanutaet1T;
ing and Dealers Paper and Betting. The business viii
Be conducted under the 6E name Of Bonham shbernon
r @. BoNIfAaf.
O. M. GILBERSoN,
H. s. ROBSON.
June 18Th, 1855. -,......,v isl4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-15
Eal.er sheboygan Nieawbole, shyboygal

A case of 7;eo 1foatRs' indiAg cured By BosrbFuoS
Holland BittsrseorSe Henderson, Of Pittsburgh, says;
after suffering Tor three months 18th rileonasisna par
of the time severely eonine my bcdI have
been entirely cured by the or BoerhaYes Holland BIC
Inve had attunk SINCE but found almost Estsu-
taneOus relief In medicine It Isl In my 0Pnion
sure rGrnelY for rlcImattsnI.' -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-15
Wheeling Female Seminary

WA6s41HB = S444a4b EosA14AaIy
TIME Fall Session OF this Institution will commence
j WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF September. The Trustees
the OF Mrs. s. Hams, Principal,
with full corps Of experienced teachers.
The Seminary grounds and buildings now in ceutse OF
or0ugh repair and ample arrangements have been made
for OF both and bOarders.
Terms OF Tuition aud Boarding Will compare favorably with
otfgr Institutions OF similar Efade. 5srs9= sra
~ Circulars containing all desirable information can
j. W. GILL, Pres't
ag29 OF the Hoard Of Trustees,