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New ls, york Advertisements.
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s2l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Have lust publiShed:
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Eltrdct roa an article IN he e.e York Lae Nop19
None of Mr.. CuTtiss books in
to high position Literature this last 1T the nth
volume OF complete uniform edition. Issued by SIessrs
DIX, Edwards Co. For subtle and refined fancy; for deli
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geous eyaneseent beauty, Of fading away
silaiS lands; for graceful OF for quiet
but tsagful weayes iho the aiming Summer
sarRnds Of poesy and life little leaf fs
hest af philosophy which the thougltfu
mind, WHEN 1t muses. Of The cuntrassd Of
existeDce- Is the composition ssin claims
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SUNK

PHiIApglrnIA, Dec. 19.-The receiving ship
Union, anchored off the navy yard, was cut IN /.
TO by the floating ice and sunk. Her crew and
Treble.
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SUPREME COURT. ~.
Z WASH, Dec. 19.-The argument in the case
of Scott was concluded yesterday The Court
will take time for deiberation, and the decision j
viii not be made for several weeks, and very
probably not till the end of the term. H &
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FROM BALTIMORE.
DEC. l9.-No mail south OF Mobile has been
received this morning, leaving two mails still
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STEAMER AMERICA.
HALIFAX, Dec. 1t--iO a. a.--No signs of the
America, from Liverpool, orthe Arabia, from
Boston, outward bound.
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Mr.. Fitzhagh said that he looked upon the
question as involving the credit of the city for
moral honesty We had made bad bargain;
the subscripdonihad been obtained in manner,
under false pretences, but it was a question of
debt, just as any private debt, and should so be
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.EXAMNR.

LOUISVILLE, Dec 19.-The negro preacher
Anderson was examined at Carrolton to-day
Nothing was proved. lie was held on charges
from Henry and Trimble counties.
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Ihave used Professor o. j. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired tslwondcrfd effects 1t restored my hair
hair soft and smoOth-much than oil
tsrEA baE 81 X = MARY A. ATKINSON. Z.
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stPoor old Uncle Ned.,,

7 49, -
aAnd he had no wool on the top OF his head
ON tlie place where the wool ought 10 grow = tx
rTHERE felix's nowadays, the amests-
BILE nix with Uncle Ned. They may change their
song of woe to one Of rejoicing, If they viii only
means which, Art offers to Nature, to aid her.
Emerson's Hair Restorative,
Is awen known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those In Wheeling who testify power
the loss Of hair, and restoring luxurant growth where
through sickness otherwise, hair had
fallen out.
EmersOn,s Hair Tonic is for sale BY
I T. Ii LOGAN Il co
decI1 ssfzfG z To- Bridge Corner Druggists
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A resolution was offered providing for the
punishment fiallpersons who shall in any way
be found injuring the suspension bridge of the
city, or lettering on the bridges after night also
first offence, fine of ST. was resolved upon and
for the second a fine of S.. s-
On motion, it was resolved to adjourn until
tomorrow evening lsfS a7si A7A
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~ 1sasss IL EFF e EsNC;ES u
Barcroft Beaver& Co.. phiIade lphfa Wood, Co.,
Pha.; Deal. Mgan Co, Phia.; Fnriaud Evans Co.
Pha., Morris L. HallowelI Co., PhIia Caleb Cope Co.,
Pla,; William II. Brown Co. Pha.; John Co..
rha Raisuel Brother Co., Phiia Leyick, Brother
Phis.; wymen, Appleton Co. BALTIMORE Ripley Gam
Steven, cnennat Smiths Necomhs. Warren Ohio; James
Parks, Esq, Ohio: William SON. Smith
field, Ohio; Craig & Clark, Washington, ohio j. u r.
Dck Meadvie, Pa; Dretherson McIiey noids, PEORIA
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For Rent.
NHE Store Room occupied by Watson, situated
L the Southwest Corner OF Market and Monroe
Possession given the first of April APP
ply to- SIS sis FRANCIS a. ARMSTRONG.
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New york Advertisements a,

FRONT
ALBERT q. AkfCHIAR E>S0N,S
Advertising and Corresponding ONCE No. 800 Broadway
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'rhe ne.t nnd mo.l neantIfnl I.rizes "a ths

u
AsFAMoUS CHANCE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
TO THE BOY who shall Us tie largest number OF
one dollar Subscriptions .TIE soIIOoEFELLow,'' by
the hrst of February, viii handsome
Tools complete and and made suit
his hand, in an ornamental box marked with lis
TO TUE GIRL who shall send list
dollar Subscribers to ';TiiE sCHooLFELLowr tile
same time, viii present charming China Tea Set, bril-
ianty decorated in coors and having her name, In gold,
on every piece. iiill ls.a1 2 - ii-tsii. ~
BoYs AND .GIRss-soHooLMATEs AND PI.AYsiATEs
In TOWN AND CoUNTRY-begin and be busy
and smart till the first of February.
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o. j. WOOD CO.. Proprietor. sl2 Broadway, N. Y and
III Market ST., st. Louis.
saE-Ror sale in Wheeling by ~
TIL LOGAN 3 CO..
dcc4-"m-tlaw ii.ri,ige Corner
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1t was urged by Mr.. List that some cogniz-
ance should be taken from the company of the
Indebtedness of their obligation to refund, pro-
yided this money should be paid.
Mr. Jacob hoped that the Council would not
repudiate the debt. He thought it would seri-
ously impair the credit of the city and of the
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COMsUMPTIoN eUREns

Be Not DECEIVED by base ilnitations IiEf;I.sfA =
CLARK 4 co.'s GENUINE COD LIVER on. revsr ~,
and nine yehrs as superior ts
ah etners and me only Abie for CONSUMPTION
terete with seal OIL whale OIL &c. &c. Too sn,,cf cars
Lot be taken 70 procure the Genuine. = : 49,
Our OH IS made az factory SeEforrdiand ara
each bottle has cork; rs Careful "a 20
iE1EtAs CLARK Cos, for aimee the dcdG5 Of Ma Rs
our ais there has been article ntrodaesd
Co.. or IL O. 8 %. Sold b. druggists. oesIssmIsN
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DIX, Eflb " AlsD- - sils., !
No. S2t Brnadway, New York,
P,,bhsh the following MAGAZINES:
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THE IN'TELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORN: DRoEalBER 20, 1856.
To TIE PUBLIC.


TO TIL ~ ~ BIC.
We have Ibis day sold to Nies'rs. oauPoeai AeDer0s
Che entire ONCE "erearn our sincere thanks
1" our patrons for tie many acts OIL kindness We have re-
seivs at their hands and commend our
90 the'rnOtee. van ever prompt
rna attentive 10 every seP't1HasH' q 0-s'4s anu %'
e e4O''
paf accounts WI run 70 .ns 'a' ,n''' NOPE
'''' VI
-. -. IN, - - a., o,s 49,
-,ao.. - = " Rr.rry 20
Wheeling. os,. ,.1sss
-->.->..-
WE request that our patrons would always
band IN their advertisements by three CLOCK
in the afternoon, IN order to secure their inser-
'ion in the morning following. The crowd OF
hight work renders 1t necessary.
- 1,,,..,.,,- NM. -,
49, =. 49,, uan NJ Nov, ~ ~. 81
-. of ,nao,, fr;onds and ,dm;ters vii,
- - ~. $50, .,oa,,,.. .na an4a,.a;n.
fig concerts. Those who were present on
Thursday evening last, need not a word ironi US
for we aresure that every one went away de-
iighted with the evenings entertainment. but TO
such as were not in attendance, we may safely
fRy, that they missed an evenings er0oyInentoi
rare occurrance in this city. Mrs. Drew IS a
iady OF fine aceompllshments-he voice SO soft
nnd sweet, and her every movement and. GESTURE
So graceful and natural, as cannot fail to enchain
apd r'yet tue attention OF every one. Bot both
Yrs. Drew and Prof Schneider are SO well and
g tayorably known to this community, that it
4 altogether unnecessary for US to say more,
We must remark, however, that the children
the little boys and girls, that give such addi-
tional attraction to these justly popular con
certs-will be there; and what shall we say of
Dem? Simply, that to be properly appreciated,
hey must be seen and heard And Master
rCharliep the moving spirit of them all-Ahe
Nill be there also, and he is host
We hope to see well filed house this even
ing-one worthy of Mrs. Drew, and icreditable
% our citizens; new programme for this even
rs. Tickets only % cts.
u-,-------r' p. 49,.
,t,. =, sue
y 80 'f'S o"t"s "oi'u"ss 80 ciear-
$50 s'oea .,eees' Tue
81. " s"e "t''"'i0'i v. any
~ ".'.4 le" 'no'Nc's 's's"fe' even II 'hey
~ '''' ''.e"o " ouy ioi 'hey are pe'iec. mu-
ms M,'efc thousand rare ana oeaa'ilil IAN
~ va" :. See", ou, merchants nave oeeh
- "''u nav "'o', "",N WIN. II, 'neui Tue
Y'es' se'IS''O's u aii ANqs o' sfi''S usuaii
'o.,A A'iq S'ofeS' anu aiso ad-
~. nv ser.4"y ~ Do se.n, ne
- s- W. - ms es'p'i,si'hei'
-" -"''" mas 'e.n anu IS e',cn '''y en-
~ anu Ss.'u...s Y ms s'osh we ques'lon
,, W.. I - .iSH . eA.sneu a'g Ml,sie
such room as his, but we notice that the shelves
are well lined with standard works. Among
them We noticed Benton's Thirty Years in the
United States Senate, two volumes, DIR. Kanes
Arctic Expedition, and Irving's celebrated Life
Of washington, just issued from the press. In
his show cases he has rare collection of costly
md beautifully bound volumes.
at the Washington Hall Book Store, the popu-
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The ayes and noes were called for on Che a.
tneudment which was that the Committee be
authorized to raise the money for the Hempficld
Yeas, Messrs. Beatty, Jacob, List, Clayton,
Fitzhugh, Hubbard, Matthews, Taylor and Will
son. Nays, Messrs. Biclicll, Colts, Forbs and
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Winter Schedule.

fzzs,,=7sSaSsa szzszszsa Gsszssss 49, Ali
ssssssss ~ ss - 40. 80
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TI,HIs well known has been newly and
now faEnis es the best of
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&c.,, HAzLET0N Z BRoTaERs-
r. j AN o Il OF TIE
q = q MA N5U F Tn RHRs5

81 No JOB GENRE ste.asyv ForIf
HERE may he found superior sss0rfrent Of pt..
seftesin Pain and Cases. from 10 ~
q fls ~ 71fffs and pronnuneed by di.tiss
gnished 20 be be sold on he me-,
terms sid stand In nny
OrdersJ rOEt We Tgfifl promptly .tftezdsf o. and srh
fIlo 20 fyc perfect saltsfaeDn n not ~ a.
fseIzft = = s-.-s .1e 1'vnef aae
arcaf Exhibitor NJ the Crystal aiaee
1870 Prize Modal was Ilzzi4os &
.ef tho uaiy Of Piano Foffss which e-s
anu pssea y The highest Ersss By the fsIlosIng Dfffs
III tzafysaa ~ 5ftsf
~ \ EIsRELDI T. MIG sIIi re
hiiAD DyIGltTs Jury ffsfc1t N svs,-
= ~ w. seesekasyon Nlessei
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EFIPERom s y I, ]: q. 2 AsE THE nnr

on SATURDAY. 1nE TIfnD DAY 81 JAsrIRY 71s57
HARPER & BROTHERS, NEW YORK,
WIN issue the frst Number Of weekly Newspaper,
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WE request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
ID the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
sion in the morning following. The crowd of
hight work renders it necessary.
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VIM. BARR nTT, Prop.rieto r
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Aresolution was offered by Mr.. Knote, calling
upon the finance to prepare, at the close oftle
official year, statement of the financial condi.
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and WAS cfuShcd. y I
Mr.. Wilson did not consider that to vote for
Buchanan was an endorsement of the Kansas
bill. The doctrine of Casson Squatter Soycr-
eighty which is repudiated by the South was
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\ communication was also read from the
treasurer of the Hempfield road stating that
they would not be able to meet the interest due
upon the bonds issued by the city of Wheeling
to them, nor could they promise to be able to do
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The amendment was afterwards reconsidered
and further amended by inserting recognition
of the money SO raised, as a loan. to be signed
by the Helnpfield Company. The amendment
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HAkfLh7s- WEEkLI VII
ana tsI DC sold At FfyE CESrsa Copy. twill to
At te being insariais
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TERMs-ss 90 year. or Is cents Number. subseri-
ssTs ,sG,I.iins Three DeArs win receive gerk er one
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Upon request the agreement between the city
and the Heinpfeld company was read, before
vote was taken, Mr.. Hubbard rose to inquire
as to.what wonld be the consequence of the city
refusing to pay this interest; whether the cou-
pons would not go TO protest, and ifso, whether
the city of Wheeling would not be bound for
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1t was answered by the Mayor, that the city
would be liable for the costs throughout all ne
ccssary steps, taken by the creditors, to recover
the intnreSt eat K.
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From the Mos.. Advertiser.

Nor go EASY D0SE-Snme of the Southern
Democratic papers ave oui lii.l ibes expect 10
I'm a. easy vic.ofy 20 the coa,ing cans4ss for
Pr~-iIenl. The n. y. Daily Nrws lIem.rrai,
den,'l eolneide uiih hen. Fillmore - uol 10
os hssiea ts.ly, u 81 I'll. TIE News says:
We drpycsie Tie constant parrot-rry vi ich
some Of oar D-mnrraiic contemporaries keep 10
--aRd he k.y-nnle or xhich d eiren 81 tie
Wsshinglan Uainn and alher leading PIERCE pa
.grs--fiia lie el.ciinn sure 10 result 10 DE-.
nnrrsiie lfiamph anil that u IL therefore ~ liiilr
lppmianre Mho our candidsies mas BE-. We
hope he Democratic mss.es are not snchrauafd.
that iheir courage musi be stirred hy Dragging
ard ~e h,liese lhty ~. nh need, ike ramp 81.
iawefs. q he ssafed &c ihe eilahte u spniis bp.
TIRE tola~ ing their leaders ~ ! campaign. TIN
rVniinuans hassting fleets very lnlle. Every
ssns nan ksoss iAsi Nth Ffsnkliu Plstrs, r..
nopiestsd u Cibr,nnsn. certain overthrow
~nnld aEsii ofr parry an oFefiraw mare hn
miilaitnf and complete. even. Than that ~ 1910.
Al Democrats see--ail whD are mi wilfulls
bihd--ihai Ne vii need ,runs. popular, safe
man man IN whnm tie masses Of he psnpi.
rsnrnufdr and uusi, and Who mas BE irn.ied !.
csnsn IL redeem tie error. and iil,ps ~ i'iefee's
m'rsfahle : pal -" o. exsiiihg iaciion aid re.
warning treason 10 nuf ouH opium. moreover,
~ Mil nerd. in nfdcf o save ilie eltriion. man
WHO rsn assure tie tlectafEl saie e Nrw York
snd Psnwyltsnis. iogelher with three Of mnsi
Of Inc Sou,bein States. Will sseh msr I'll
vii b right and tsie uiih lie rha,re Il New
York, ae csn carry Nes York but II We are
70 have = msfe loii, and emOiaof ~ ihp
"spois prdis, '--sane vrek nptrusied rsudiAair
--same ienl Il nj igpe fastened upoa us--.hen
Ne mas labr 70 We uill, and bossl - We nay.
bsI ne rnBtesl vii be desperate me viii al
the appunenn 4 he Cinemnsl candidate band.
Cd iorsthet npnn confessed elseiufal irkeis: aud
ihe ISSUE may be doubtful, hosetfr We mas De.
are 70 eoaesal spprhensions. even from our.
sslvrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-14
AMERICAN MEETING.

Alta meeting Of the Amerean party held
on 10th Of May az ilie Store Of Ncl.on p. Hall
\ Co., ~. Hall. esq. was called to The
Chair, aud Jos. w. M'kre ehosen SECRETARY.
90 mo,iun q committee III FIVE, consisting az
Thomas Wilson. harles Wilson, lanes
Woods, Williams Harris. and Tyre II. Raw.
esqrs. was chosen 10 draughi resolutions "a.
pressiye Of the views Of The meeting. waile
the COMMITTEES were absent, samuel n. Jsr.
dan mads some appropriate remarks. The
committee made the following report. yizi
Whereasby the inlailbiulness. ineensis,en.
ey and imbeeiIiiy Of TIE present adninistra.
ton, u. panderinglto foreigners and It's JAM,
laced bypneIisy. imperatisely demand q rsdi.
cal reformation IN the governmental affairs &c
tbe nation, for which our fathers fought and
bled; and whereas By the lieentious induce.
men,hsli oss 70 foreigners, 70 paapers and eri.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-14

AcoxrIrsExT TO rHE HoHamnEDAss.-Tbe
Archbishop n Pafi. hss just addressed III The
.hurrae. IN III. dirpse pastoral Iriisr. in whirh
orrur he following pas.sss 10 reference 70 ne
Mohsmmedans:
TIN, people j. no longer lhe 'ams. and will
not dlssppaint .nr h1Ues ~ uHiDn. " here src
now iis anrieni hostility and wrath, Iii'one Of
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