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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

CoSeREsAr1oS4L sfRrisrcs,4The Gongrega-
tional Year Book for 1856 gives the following
statistiesOf tina denominatiO n:-2,57 3 churches;
1885 ministers; Of whom 4I8 sare without
charge; 212,T34 members, of whom 1924 were
added by profession during the year. There
are 1874 Congregational Churches in New York,
connected in some way with P~resbyteries, and
the membership Of these Is not reported, rs is
also the ease with 113 churchesin Ohio not con-
nected with the conference. The churches are,
In Maine, $50; New Hampshire, 1al; Vermont
le5; Massachusetts,, 400; New jersey, Penn,
~sylvania and District Of Columbia, 10; Ohio,
s21;a Indiana, 81; Delaware, 1e5; Michigan, 1906
Wisconsin, l43; Iowa, IS, Minnesota, lOs; Cal.
~ifornia, Kansas and Nebraska, SO.
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BENUrIyUL AND TRuE-In a latc article in
Frazer's Magazine this brief but beautiful pas
sage occurs:
HEducation does not commence with the al.
phabet. 1t begins with a mothers look-with
a fathers smile of appreciation, or sign Of re-
prooE-with a sisters gentle pressure ofthe hand,
or a brothers noble act OF forbearance-with
handsful of flowers in green and daisy meadows
birds nests admired, but not touched
with creeping ants, and almost impcrceptiblc
emmets-with humming bees and glass beehives
pleasant walks in shady lanes, and with
thoughts directed in sweet and kindly tones,
and words to mature acts of beneYolence. to
deeds of virtue, and to the source of good, TO.
God himseIEn,
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.Nm RmInEtsmn.
DoLLARs.

WI be given to any artist In Virginia who win exhibit
twelve pictures via: six Ass6rotyps e and six DagaeFrOtgpes
Of sQgdk mort to twelve which ar. Adams WIN select from
his collection. Helms opened a new Gallery over Rorbs jew
eiry Store, 1856 Main st, with askylght arranged nthe most
approved principles, which cannot be equailed unless SINH
1arly situated fronting onthe river. With rooms easy of ac-
eoss, large and well arranged, with every convenience for
making arst class pictures of every style and size. neisi
happy to announce that he TIlbe asslstedb by Mr. JANEscApy
the artist who made the pictures thatwere awarded the high
est premium, a Cod Media, atthe last fair ofthe An~eriean
institute ut Castle Garden, New York, also the HhypreDfirRt
aicarded for Daguerreotypts attic VorEds Fdtras Parts.
Mr.. a. has reeeiyedEr medals and eight fiptoR.ds for the
hest DaguerFeotypes exhibited at different fairs in the United
States, which fully attest to their superiority and having been
houored With alarse proportion of the business in Wheeling
the past year he expects with Increased facilities not only to
retain but enlarge the number of his patrons, more especial
ly as he relies on the fatrfate ReriAs of his productions rath.
tr than a display of furniture. Ant6rotgpes either on single
or dOuSEs glass. DasuerFotyPes plain or eoloEsd equal to
painting on Ivory. Photographs from heloWestprtces uPt
any dollars. Our light being made Of French Plate Glass
and being unobstsueted by other buildings, pictures can be
made from sanFtSe to sunset. Pictures Of ehlldrent nkenfn-
simultaneously from 8 NJ. to8P Yetthe light is so soft
and mild that persons with weak eyes can sit by It With per-
feet ease. Cloudy days as good as any by this light. Gail
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

A PEnFuAED BGE14H-whatlady or gentleman veuiaTe-
main nnder the curse Of a dlsagreeable breath when by use
ing the ssBGIM or THOUSAND FLoEERsr asG deuttfrfee would
not only render It sweet bat leave the teeth white as alAbas.
teri Many persons do mot know their breath 8 bad, and
the subject Is so delicate, their friends viii never mention
Il. Pour a single drop OF the @palms on your tooth brush
aud wash tho teeth night andmornlns. 50cent bottle VII
last n year.
A BElrfTFCL CONPEExioE may be easily acquired by using
te "Bain Off Thousand HoEsrs.s It WIN remove tani PIN
pses, aud hect1esffom tie skin, leaving It Of . softandr rose
ute hue. Weta toEel, pour on two or three drops and wash
tie face night aud uiorting.
SHAVING MADE AsT.-Wet your shavinE-brCah In either
warm or cold water, pour on fEo or three drppssBaltn Of a
Thousand Flowers rub The beard well and it Ei1 make a
beautiful soft latheH much facilitating the operation Otsh1y-
Ing. Price only fny cents.
80 g Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by I. n. LOGAN CO. js1l-1y
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EXPLORATION OF WEsfEEN ATucl-The Rev.
Mr.. Pcase will sail from the United States for Ii
bcrig carly the coming autumn, that he may en-
tar, 1t the beginning Of the dry season, on his
proposed exploration Of the interior region, i'm
mediafely east Of Liberia, with a view to its ca
pacity for civilization and settlement by colored
emigrants from america. These countries are
known TO ab0und IN cattle, horses, goats and
sheep, palm trees, fruit and excellent vegetables.
They c0ntain n superior, more intelligent and
more numerous aboriginal population than is
faund on The coast
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

BuDDIHIsN CHTSA.-An organization of some
thousand Chinese in California, have dedicated,
n Buddihistic temple in San Francisco, whore
they worship Cbing-tai, au idolo a famousChi-
nose warrior who lived about 1900 years ago,
and conducted himself so brayely on earth that,
at his death, he was elevated to divine honors.
A representation of the interior of this temple,
which has been sent from San Francisco. exhi-
bits the immortal Ching in q sitting position,
with a magnificent moustouche of very long
horse hair. He is clothed with rich garments,
and his knees adorned with jewels and precious
stones. His face, we arc told, is very red, made
so, perhaps, by tho blood of his enemies, or by
his bushes at his exaltation among the divini-
ties. The priests knccl and bow to this idol,
pour out libations and chaunt hymns, accompa-
nied with gongs and cymbals, anda shrill ring
ing instrument, for which the Chinese have no
The sounds arc endured by the Chinese
with a placidity perfectly unaccounta6lc to out
Nearly every nation on the face of
the globe has helped t.. pOople the United States,
and we have now nearly all the protested reli-
gions in the world, from Christianity to bastard
Mohammedanism as in Utah, and now idol wor-
ship in California.
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~ The Rector of Trinity Church, says a New
York paper, estimates the whole property in his
possession of $4,000, 600! Judge Jay shows
tito be double that amount. THERE'S no eecles-
iastical corporation in England that has so much
wealth in its possession, and II is questionableif
another similar church organization in the world
possesses 50 greatan amount Of mOneyed means
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

\ A,DAxGE1ors ExrRRIAENT.-A Philadelphian
returnedlto the city yesterday, who had, for a
bet, roWed to Cape May and back within four
days. IL the better had encountered one of the
blows that sometimes occur in Delaware Bay,
he would probably have wished himself safe on
shore again 1t was certainly good rowing
P1hnsNlrHniRn.
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Gov. JOnssTON.-The n. Y. Tribune says

1--WE feel sure that, upon clear understanding
and calm review of the whole matter, Gov.
Johnston will refuse to to be = candidate and
unite heartily in the support Of Mr.. Daytop-n
every like. Alter being eonEessedly Kicked
and cuffed, as the 'sNOrth American Committee"
was at Philadelphia, the second nominee here
may be prepared to do anything
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&C REcRpTIoN oN FUEsDAY.
a97 fOth st. New YORK. June 24th {

227 10th St New York, June 9th
Having been appointedby the Joint Commit
tee of the Common Council, GRIND Marshal for
tho reception of. the Hon. Willard Fillmore, Ex-
President of the United States, who will be re-
eeived on his arrival per steamer Atlantic by a
COMMITTEES of the Common Council, b whomhe
will be escorted to his quarters at the st. Mich
olas Hotel.
His reception by the citizens generally will
take place on Tuesday, at 10 n. M, a programs
me Ofwhich will be published.
Military corps, civic societies, clubs and COM
mittees, of this aud the ~neighboring cities, de-
sirous of participating in his reception, are re-
quested to report to the Grand Marshal, at No.
IL, Nassau street, or 227 Tenth street, during
the day, or at the City Hall, room No, IL, be-
tween the hours of land @ o'clock p. IN.
The aids and marshals selected to assist the
Grand Marshalin carrying out the arrangements
will meet him at room No. 1a, City Hal, this
day at 4 o'clock p. M, without further notice.
JOHN LLOYD, Grand Marshal.
A beautiful yawl was prepared by Joseph
Canning, Esq, 70 board the Atlantic III case she
should not have becn able to have got up 10 the
dock.
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VirEIntus Ledge No. 3-Msets every Thursday
evening At the nan, corner Of MARKET and Monroe streets
VIZ. zrsE, n. O.; BIZ Carr. Secretary.
FrankIin Lodge No. I3Aefttas absTeeyery
Monday evening. z BEAz4r. n. O. ST. FaFbsseere-
VIVA. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Mest rs above eve
~ wednesday evening. II. BuxdEssrook, \. Co. r. ".
Aeger, Secretary.
wheeling ledge No. 50AsIeets every Monday
evening at the Han, corner Market and Quincy streets. D.
Pauoln Urodxe No. S3-9teeks as ab0va every
Friday evening. G.. c4RxWRisnF, n. g.; W. ". B'da
cAdrd, Secretary.
Abrams Enenmpmeut No. 1.-Meets at the
Han, corner Market and Monroe streets, the 6rst andtktrd
Tuesday evenings OF each WV. Bt4SculnD, Q. p;
s. ". Pearson, Scribe.
above The seeoad and Jour4a Tuesday evenings Of each
month. JoHx g.. HOFFMAN,. Q. Pr HR. 9Rsfsgdroer,
Scribe.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio Lodge No 1Ot.-Meets at Masonic nan,
corner Market and MonrOs streets, thefrst and Afrd Non-
day evenings OF each month. CIV. sIoHEs, W. 81; Alec
dRder Lan9klia, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 12s.-Meets as above on
the frat and ttfrd Thursday evenings Of each month. I. 4,
BaESrlixczR, W. NJ; IS ". Pearson, Secretary
WhecIinS Union Chapter Ne. 19.-Meet as
above on .he second Moud1y evening Of each VIC.
scor. II. p; ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EncamPutent No. 1.-Acets as
above on tile 5srtk Monday evening of each month. W.,
Rus. q. O.A. LosinR. Recorder.
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Ffctionl
AN oUREl.

THIS young gentleman Is now living In our mIdst-those
who knoR him will bear testimony tlat bis suasrtngs and
cure are mo- exRggeratiOn. SOME Of the pieces of bone may
beseen by calling at go Baltimore street-othsrs are In his
Let the seeptieal see, hlm-he viii testify that
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Fhe Albany Argus and Atlas says-

Wennderstand that charges have been pre-
ferred before the Governor by 1t Gov. Ray
mond and Engineer Seymour, against Stephen
Clark. the State Treasurer.
The charges now in the possession OF Cover
nor Clark. are that Mr. Clark, as one Of the
Canal Board, has displaced certain Engineers,
who had been located by the State Engineer,
who alone has authority under the Statute, TO
designate their place Of duty.
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Mr. Fillmore retired amid the most enthusiasts
tic cheering He was then conducted to his
rooms, and after performing his ablntions and
otherwise refreshing himself he was conducted
to a private apartment where an elegant repast
was spread, TO which he. the committee of Re
cepton, and a few friends sat down.
Mr.. Fillmore then retired for the night; and,
at his request, viii have to-day for repoSe. and
q public reception will take place tomorrow, as
'notiiedin the following orderfor the Grand Mar
shall:
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PROF. HAYES, state Chemist 81 Masssehnstttss eaSsthey
arethe hest of all PHI, dsanneSed the men who certify
bea HAyes know, yz
LRsIuRL Chief Jnsuse u t6e Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts.
EMORY wAsHDUgN, COY. ef Has
w Lieut.. GoYsos Mas
tEDwARD EyEREn, EYsee.es STATE ard senator Or The
Q. states.
RoBgRT q WEsEIRoPs Esresker Hease Or Rsps45
q. RsA
ABDoTr snpistF fEaaPeseasaEy 70 Great
Britaips
fJ0ASH FrTzrATRIcK canaeue Btshophf Boston.
Men that are 1Iens
Among the diseases tAis PMlh emod with astenishinsya
pldty, e may mention
cesiveness, Bllons oonplhintss Rheumahsm, Drpp5gs4
Heastbarn, Headaehe arisingffea 4 foul s.omaeh, Nanseas
InHsssaln, Morbid tasstion Of de Bsret sud pain arising
~thesefon. Eatnsasy5 Los q Appsstts an pleetoas and
4eutaneoas Diseases vhieh seaatte - eyarE4At e~tedistps,
serosi Knea EsL ThsaIsos b Prrlgtnstheh blood
ana samuiatingI he ssEsaf maAs e6nplaipts which Il
rohdnotbs Supposed nsr eauAr eeebs such = Denefs
rtifBiindnss Ssdsia and serfsas nsit4blfssDeA
ranEe1neutse q AeLEses ana Kaaneyt4 c9ds and esh4 kin
ared eoapl4at ng hron ALLOW states Ae beds, orth-
straetIons Of rs nansaonss II aare ne
disine erer scoyesedsEndgoa mi bat need % ne them
once to know Il.
) PpepzFedhy pr J. C-AFm, PeaetieaI Osnllt LSHen,
1Easszehaset, andsoi6b ~ III nrisEhtsa and deAiestaM Ned.
A q %. Wheeling,
IS whaeAlsand RstaitAsent-
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H-TheN. Y, Post says of the ice trade in
that city. 'the amount Of ice placed in storage
last winter, for the present seasons supply, by
these various companies, is estimated as fol-
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TeA dying Irishman was askcdby his cor
fessor Il he was readj 70 fenoance the devil and
ail his works sol, y6or honor, said Pat don't
askod nc that. I'm e0ing into . Strange county,
aud j don't want 10 make myself cuenics
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ofNissonriltaetobacc were recently sold
in thatciiy Cor So and S2s Ter hid.
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MusIc.-An organ. to cost twenty-five thou
sand dollafs, has hccn oraetett for the Masonic
-lfan. 81 no..on.
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AMnNnMENr.
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO II
GREAT VIRTUES OF
K4PT0NS PROFITABLE ZLS0zVREII

M .raHHA-r BALTIMORE. March n. 1856. ~
This Is to certify, that abount nine years since was at
lacked withe pain IN M. right ankle. We sent for 2 physl,
-sxonen; and i continued to progress until Il had Increased.
70 the height Of my knee. l suffered very severely with pain
and knee, which were frequently laid open to the bone, and
out OF which eAmeP particles Of bone 70 the number of 2a
= o1s : sS FRIES couNfRY AIR. e I
can t6ere tod nv iaother and friends he could heal he III
GERS, bntI could not live Afterwards. Ths p~hysleian work
ing from theuicers proud desh and pieces OF bone without
giving me any relief5seme Of the applications Nereso very
could not stand by and Sc me suffer I Thoughts at this TING
1r.S nit : bonev.somb. the numerous ulcer runnins
freely q Wtste pas with no sign6f blood and at times whenIs
would scratch my fingers a white pqs would issue thersfrom
aALTIMoRE NY HoNiEi
I then returned to baltimore, my old home, expecting
Byt he advise ofmy friends, used various remedies. some
Of which gave me only transient relief. continuedto grow
worse; a swelling came on tnyfIet hIp, and atterSsrerepain
eF siSS formed on my spine, which my physicIans cut out
and wished at the same tlme TO cut on my rlEhtlss as die
ed on ms right arm, and also onson my Len groin, as also on
other parts of my body, witch in nnhber and size astonlsh-
ed those who saw them. was redueedftea mere skeleton,
pE1THs RELIEF
II felt death would hnSs been a. reliGf tome Ihadtriedphy-
sieiAns and ali the remedissI eonld heaEef when friend
ETUREp Or . disease similar TO the one was R~hStlngpndeF,
1--WE year,. j commenced taking "HdmpfoHs Ksgefdps
HOPE CoMEsu
The hrst bottle OF which inspired me with hope, and by the
time I had taken Ave bptlIesI felt so much improved thatI
had The confidence 10 believe that If would cure me. 1 con-
ttnued rs nse-san improving. NJ ulcers healed, and new
strength eHIne 70 myEeak and shattered system, and With
sut farther detail, 1 am happyto saymylesi q also ,lealedt
and 4 general renovation Of my health has fSkenPiaee, and
u now copstderemyselE cured by this wonderful medicine
Alone. / haye given bat a faint idea Of my s~nacEinzs, hut
my friends who may read this Vim bear ailthst
L have said in favor Of
andI win sayeto alsWhe reafHIeted as 1haye been 70 use
Il With the utmost conhdenee.
RDWINM
No. 2TReshstsf street,
rsnofthsof Prat 81.
z rs R Ssyiay sR ~ g 4 ea2 w.,
U-Deieate ladies and children win pletseto gyei q
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BntcheIof's f1niF D3e-fEepty yeaFs eAPeEl-
ment and application justify the proprietor In WARRANT
ING this the best Hair Dye in existence. Itdyes black or
browainstantly, without the ieast Injury to hair or sklns-
Made and sold, or applied On nine private roonns) atBArcH-
ELoRts wig Factory, e9s B~roadWay, New York, BE sure
get W.. A. B4TcuElOR's, as there Isl worthless imitation
The genuine Is sold in Wheellngby
t. H. LOGAN 3 co,
mysI:m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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To PrsSrRvE 3iEA4.-To preserve meat roll t
M in Indian meal, and 1t viz keep four ortfyei
DAYS n the hottest weather Tho meat should
belaiddown in poicesnd three pounds
aud each peiee should he entirely coyeredepp
with the meal
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ConsunptIon, and al Diseases OF
the Throat and Chest.
AIS o.
DE-, Geo. w. PhtiIips,
Nm
n--
ALL "a
FOR TILE RELIEF AND CURE OF
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lnmbago, seiatiea, Pteurads Pains,
Pains in The Side, Chest, Back and face, sEelied
and Painful Joints, Weak Bach, cramp.
Sore Throat, sprainss &c.
The Thousands who have used these Medicines testity to
their excellent merits by a eontlnuanee Of their use. 10
those who have not rssds We Moeldsay TRYTIEM and
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SEASoNABLE

Mineral Water aud Cream ssrups, rivaling those Of Or.
Jayne and Ba1in on caestnat street, PHILADELPHIA. may be
found at the
RRIDGE r DRUG STORE.
MsO-Biue Lick Water, In bottles and barrels, just res
seivsd. tei1
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MAKKET.
coEazcTED WISELY rRo3 ACTUAL SALES.


waEEllxo. June 90. 1855.
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REAL EsTApR sALNs.
PUBLICsALEO FPR0PERTYIN
CaId weIIs Additison.

~ IL
q Id welps Additi ON.
Twill ON wednesaay. the on dey6 Jaiynese cner n.
saie e the front doeE q ne Court iease q Ohio county,
Coal street, IN 6aldueIts Addition ON these lots n eree4ea
eenfoEta5le Briek H9nssssn oN rented for about Two
ALs0zA piece OF ground on the east side Of Coal street
rpanIpg back one hundred feet 10 an ansy, it BENZ ~ III 4
Forse prepertys formerly owned and occuplsdb y Josenh
This property, being outside the limits 81 either 9he CIV or
South Wheeling, Is entirely exempt from citypr town fax.
alton OF any fiaas ehtshi 4 no saails ssmthesetax1ddsa
Sale to eemmence Al 10 eScIDes, and terms made snonna /.
time OF sale. =
is1g FRAScIs Z. ARMSTRONG
Wheeling Island Property
FOR SALE.
n ME ndthsignedOHtr for sale all tha4 part OF Wheeling
Market Garden: He has had i isla out into small isias.
ranging In size from One and AhAlf 20 Five Acres Efd4
Town Lots 10 the head OF the Island
for beauty Of location, and sfettlity Of sol, this property
siFons of Obtaining q delightful location IN heT connssyseo con.
yenient the eity4 or to those wishing 70 engage In the husf-
ness Of Market Gardening, ttSeRers strong inducements to
Aplotto Of hepteHises cant seen, on nskingapplsation
don 10 il; and he terms Of sale viii be very I5sFai. y ts.4'
n. ARMSTRONG.
Atty Infaetfor
le14 HENRY MOORE, Trustee.
VALUABLE
LAND MILL PROPERTY
for Sale.
II WILL sSf1 at private sale, between this and the list ofJu.
lsly next, 9 valuable Tract Of Land containing about one
hundred and twenty acres, situate on the waters Of Wheel.
ing Greek, intheeountY OF Ohio, ahdla good PfnafIng nm,
with Dwelling, and other suiteals buildings on The aas-
wheat and eonyententof essltotheNati Road. The
to lie p%arshassF, Is he Is disposed 70 gsi low % ans ana upon upon
terms to suit the purchaser. fheterms will he made known
BY calling enthe undersigned.
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Journal OF the 18th says: The Springfield
Land OHice was opeued Of yesterday, for ap-
picatfons 10 enter government lands in the
Shawncetown and Vandalia Districts. Agreat
rush Of land Spectators to our city has been.
the consequence. In about two hundred cases,
there are, We understand, eontestedapplieations
1t Is Thought that the entire vacant lands In
both districts viii be Immediately taken up.
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pInLs.

AYHRt55CATHARTIG PIhhs.
Pills that ere PdIIslt
PROF. HAYES, state Chemist d Massachusetts, saSsthey
are the bsstof an Pin, andannsxed the mea who certify
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TNHE undersigned, In retiring from the firm Of Anderson a
II Laing, WSnldfake htSoppoFtnnltyo OF fetnFRlag thanks
70 their customers for their liberal patrchage, and would
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HAnotheF elasiacatioaOf the Presidential

10 Mo Elton ef4eM r. ERfFw
A friend, who By The way isa strong Buchan-
an man, who has Just returned from a tour thro,
all the WesternStates aud the more northerlyof
the Southern States Including Kentucky, Ten
nessee. parts OF Missouri, North and South Car
lima, Virginia, maryland and Delaware, gives It
as his opinion that there win be noselection by
the people, for President and Vice President in
November next. He bases his opinion upon
this faetEIhathis circle of acquaintance, being
OF itself very large aud his pursuits being of
such a chaFSrtcrs to bring him la connection
with al elassesof the people, he IS able to Judge
s0meWistof hespoliticuIf feelings oftbe masses.
He puts doen Ohio as uncertain for tho Repub-
icAn candidate. 'front.' fact that he found 4
very strong underenrrent setting in for Ar. Eili
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