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Dissolaaton,

NOTICE IL hereby given that the eapartncrsh D
! y her ,tofprc existing between Ross Rogers Il
dissolved. All persona having accounts against
the firm Will please present them FOR payment. and
oil persons indebted TO the Arm viii please cali and
settle with James NJ Rogers. All persons are for
ma trusting John koss on account Of the Arm here
tofore existing between him and me. a. viii not h.
liable for any such contracts.
JAMES NJ. ROGERS.
Keokuk Sent H. lRAR dst
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WANTED.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which
"A viii pay good price. and make payaoats 70
suit the parties.
sept5d VIM. II. AUSTIN.
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~ ell kinds kept coastantly on hsnd asd fol
~ sale--Oats, Cora, Chop-fesd, bran, shorts
6hipstaG, &c., Ut The City Aiiis Stors.
sept5-d w. N. AUSTIN 4 CO.
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"El.i.S HOUSE. corner Of Second and ohnson
w Streets, having changed PROPRIETOR and un-
dergone Thorough renovation, Is now op,n for the
reception Of permanent and transient boar.ier,
septldtf j. w. BECkLEl, Proprietor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
THE COLONIZATION CAUSE IN
VIRGINIA.

The Report of the Colonization Board for the
years 1864 and 1855, to the Legislature of Vir-
ginia, contains some interesting facts. 1t was
shown By the Report of the 5th of December,
1853, that from the 9th of April to the 9Th Of
81 December of that year, there were transported
to Liberia, through tine sgency of the Virginia
Colonization Society, complying with the terms
Of the law of 1858, one hundred and sixteen
free negroes, for whom the Board made al
lowance of $50 each, amounting to the sum of
$500.
From the 5th of December, 1858, to the pres
ont date, the Board has passed at the rate of $50
each for one hundred and eight and OF $40 each
for sixteen emigrants; making two hundred and
four free persons, and amounting to the sum of
$3.50
It will thus be seen that the entire number
whose. transportation has been paid for since the
organization Of the Board is three hundred and
sixteen. and the sum paid Sl5,6so.
Unnder the act of 1850 capitation tax was
levied upon the free negroes of the Common
wealth to raise funds for their colonization. 1t
appears by the report that from this tax and
from tn1es on seals and attestatious devoted to
the like object there has been received in the ag
gregAte to the present time the sum of $4,000;
yet in consequence of the restrictions placed up
on the expenditure ofthe legislative bounty, this
entire snm has been expended and been absorb
ed by the general treasury of the State. The
expenses fer the collection and embarkation Of
the free negroes are now borne exclusively by
the Colonization Society, which is dependent
forits revenue wholly upon the irregular and I'M
certain contributions of private benevOencs-
The Board earnestly recommend that authority
may be conferred upon them to apply part of
hefund provided by the State for the transpOr-
tation Gifts free colored population beyond its
limits to the collection and embarkation Of the
o1uigrant&
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pALLEY,s GyyUIsr PAN EXTRACTOR.


VIII subdue the pain and inflammation from the esveress
burns ssaidS in from twcRty it:
will heal the wouals without scars eeeaay cure Pc
sOres-salt Rheum-InHaInma:ory Rheumatism-scrc
and Iniamed Observation-Disclosures and TIGER.
a:ed sOresscad Head-Corns Bunions -Ery spcles-
Nprles-Chibnins-
OF Inseets-swced and broken breas-Eruptionss all
other InammAtOry diseases where the parts
affected can be reached.
Don't be ncredulous about the many diseases named to be
cured by only hngbut reflect few but positive
properties which the Daley alone contains and as
heretofore enumeratedone to alone
the aforementioned disease but many
Qacryo not regular 5re1 pbystcia,.s prescribe calo.
ms in'sGrdly FOR scores cfdtSerent di.ecses'
Each box Of GEErTSs DALLEYs Pam EXTRACTOR upon
Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures v
CLlCKENER CO., prOprietOEs, aud HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. All Others counterfeit Price % cents
per box.
IB- All orders should addressed to c. V Clickper
Co.. 81 barclay street. New York.
Por sale by Ia CGHLKES d BUSHFIELD Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the Us. spls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

DEAFazOS TIE SrAoE.-The Toronto Globe
states that during the performance at the theatre
in that city on the night ofthss7th the audience
were alarmed by shrieks behind thescenees sud
by the manager rushing 10 the foot-ights calling
for medicalaid. Adoctorin the audiencepromp-
tly answered the call, and it was subsequently
ascertainod that the clothes of Miss Rosalie A
Cook, an interesting child oftwelye years of age,
hal caught fire. 1t seems shat the unfortunate
girl, dressed in the light gauzy apparel suitable
for the piscein which she was abOutto take part
whilst standing in one of the side stage entFan-
cas-. unconsciously allowed her dress to take fire
at stove which was in the passage, and, in
Apits of the efforts OF three Ofthe actors who
were close at hand, she sustained such injuries
that death was the result in few hours after.
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trrom the Baltimore Patriot. !
ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE
OF NEW ORR IEANS

ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Did General jackson Construct his DsJe1ees OF
Cotton Bales! - :
Forty-one years ago this day WAS fought the
memorable 6atle ofN. Orleans, and thoughts an
nual observance has fallen into partial diSuse it is
nevertheless worthy of such commemoration as
brief paragraph may give, On this occasion
the American forces under General jackson,
consisting chiefly of volunteers from the West
ern States, not only successfully resisted an at
| tack Of veteran troops crowned with the laurels
gained in the great NapoleoRic wars, bat COM
! pellet them to seek safety by retreat to their
vessels of war, with the loss Of General Packen-
ham, their commander, aud 3 list of killed and
wounded numbering in the aggregate three thou
sand men. The loss on the part of the Ameri-
cans was only seven men killed and six wound
ed
It has been madea question of late years,
whether General jackson formed his defenceS OF
cotton bales or not One writer in giving the
substance Of a conversation which he alleged to
have been held between himself aud General
jackson, made the latter emphatically deny that
the Gotten bales so often referred to in suhse-
quent histories, constituted no part whatever OF
his ce:SliccS, which were merely low breast
w"rkS Of alluvil soil, ,able ofbeing oveEleaprd
at all points by an Ordinary horseman.
One OF our morning contemporaries also as
sumed, not long since that the story of the cot
ton bales had no foundation in truth, and the
statement thus made was extensively copied
into the Journals Of the day. We have reason
to believe that both parties were incorrect, that
Gen. jackson must have qualified his denial by
restricting the breast work Of cotton bales to a
part of his line of defence, and that our neigh
Dor has assumed the absence of this novel spe-
cieS of material for defensive purposes, without
fairly examining into the truth of the incident, as
handed down to us in accounts of the last wal
and in local publications.
I Recently a work has appeared, which in our
/ opinion confirms the statement.
In the autobiography Of Vincent Nolte, the
commercial agent of several large European
houses, and particularly OF the famous bankers
the Hopes of Amsterdam, the writer, then en-
gagged in business in New Orleans, states that
not only did cotton bales form part of Jackson's
line of defence against the British attack, but
that of the cotton bales SO used, 2t5 bales be-
longed to the aforesaid Nolte, and about TO bales
were the property of Fernando Altar, Span
lard, resident at New Orleans, the whole being
the cargo Of the bark Pallas, then lying in thu
stream. The narrative of Note, which bears tho
title of FIFTY Years in Both Hemispheres,' i.
repletc with interest and adventure, and she'd
considerable light upon social and commercial
life at the South during the early years Of this
century.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

SALVATION ExTRAoRD1SAKY-At a ball, on
New Years evening, tree was prepared laden
with various gifts, as prize for the couple who
terct the lists, commencing at a quarter past g.
At II o'clock all but three had gin eout," and
soon after one of the three ladies' frinted, crea-
ting some sensation. George Grossman a clerk
for Sias lIuntley, and his sister, won the prize
having waltzed for three consecutive hours, trav-
cling in that time distance OF five and half
miles!-BgJ:: .E[p.
Empty heads can turn around with as little
Inconvenience as top, People who enter the
lists to waltz against time are Short of weight
at both ends-hght heads and light hee!s.-Cler
Herald.
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Hear! Hear!! Hear!!!

HREAI REDUCTION! GKEAT REDUCTION!
CLOSING OF FALL GOODS!
IlElNG dssrou5 OF reducing stock in the above line
ID have made the following reductions:
E&BROIDERIES.
will consequently sell collars formerly held az 90 for
22!jS; those 30 for 81 and proportion am
offering Inducements than any in town
IN CL0AkE.
reduction Of 81 per Ct will be granted those resdy
with the cash will be able to buy from nice trimmed
cloth cloak $3.50 The greatest bargains offered
Others shall sell the advantageous terrls actual
~ selling the ready made fer less than you buy the
CLOTH.
TRAININGS
or which have large assOrment VIII sell almost
your own Prieep.
Comforts chdrens wooden ladies superior wool
scHr have in such variety and prices
TO astOnish every With word, being anxious and
willing reduce stock 20 the lowest point will sen my
goods much less than
OTHER HorsE
that you caEnothelp buying Come al and every one
that his money.
ISAAC Prayer.
Eastern Bargain Store, lis Main street,
decG2. bet Monroe and Union
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

HOR the rapid Coughs Colds, HOarseneUs prOn.
chsts whOOplng- Cough, Asthma ard Consumption, i. uni
versay known the best remedy yet discovered for
every variety Of Pulmonary Disease So wide the d Of
its usefulness and the csscs of s cures that
most Of the country in persons pub
cy known who have been alarming and even
desperate Diseases of Lungs By its use When once tried
its superiority every other medicine kind is too
apparent to escape observation it's virtues are
known public longer hesitate what su:dcte to employ
for the distressing and dangerous Affections pumona-
~ organs, which incideatto climate BY its timely
many, nay almost al Of disease upon the Luug
Throat and thus many thousands
every year premature grave. No family should lie
without IT. and those who do neglect provide themselves
with remedy which wards dangerous class Of dis
will derlore when late Proofs
the suprsng efficacy the Cherry not be
given the American peOpethty have living proofs in
every nebOocd But those who wish read the state
OF those whose health has been and whose
lives have been saved b. it, use, will them my Amer
Almanac, which the aSen: below has TO furr.
grats for every one.
Prepared by Dr.. C. ATEa, Lowell. AassaeAuse,.-and
sold By AL Druggists in Wheeling
a. c. GOOD CO.. Wheeling,
dss s4&k Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

NEW SrrLE OF EcoSoAY.-A fair tleuizcn OF
delightful Paris" whose extravaganza bore
rather hard upon her husbands purse, was one
day taken to task by him for her want of ccono,
my.
II know what you say is true" replied the
repentant belle, but what shall do to reduce
our expenses"
"Why, ma chere," replied the husband, de-
lighted with hsr submission. you ride a great
deal, why not take an omnibus occasionally, in
stead Of carriage: That will save some
thing"
The wife agreed. and soon as her husband had
gone, she rang for her maid.
Marietta, call me coach that may get to
the omnibus to go the Madelainc. am going to
economiZe,N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11


81 We announced, few days since, the
death of DR.. William H. Harding, a member Of
the House of Delegates in Virginia From the
Richmond Dispatch we learn the sad circum-
stances ofhis death
DR.. Harding had been laboring for some five OF
six days under severe attack of pneumonia,
which had left him in very weak condition,
though his attending physician considered the
disease conquered, and his patient rapidly recov-
ering gentle cathartic being deemed proper
on Friday morning, his physician suggested the
citrate Of magnesia, modern preparation, not
much used in the country, but very popular in
cities. AprescriPtion was prepared for the mag
nesia and for some morphine-the latter to he
used externally upon blister which was pain
full and which had been much soothed by the
application of this medicine. A servant obtain
ed the medicine and instead of taking it 10 the
attending physician, as he was directed, he took
it to the room of the patient, who emptied the
powder into the bottle and then drank half of it.
The paper contained thirty grains of morphine.
So he had taken fifteen. When the mistake was
discovered the stomach pump was used, the
stomach successfully emptied, and everything
that could be done was tried to resuscitate the
patient, but in vain. 1t is supposed that DR..
Harding, who hsd not seen the prescription,
aud who was not acquainted with the citrate Of
maguesia, concluded that the paper contained
come acidulated powder to be thrown into ii.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

BAsKs IN KENTrckr.-The Governor of Ken
lucky, in his annual message, states that the
banks of the Commonwealth are in sound and
prosperous condition. Heia opposed, however,
to adding to the number, ami recommends that
they be restrained hereafter from issuing notes
Of denomination less than five dollars.
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NEW MUSIC STORE.
Melodeons
Melodeons


Melodeons Melodeons
HAVE Gs received fron the East large sad splendid
lot Of irloGsons from She celebrated n,anu!actory OF
Hughes Hale Of Philadelphia, Carlart Sce,IhsIn Co.
fnsh, tone and durability, csnno: be surpassed:
1 OCtRVe scroll ley. Pinn0 style
i IL do do Hondoir do double
* Dc Dc Dc Dc ssr$SS'ns., .
AIso-the Organ stye,a splendid instrument with four
stops and highly ornamental suitable either for churehCs
par!or
Acssrs Hughes Hale have received two silver medals
from the Praukn Institute the only By
that Association The Maryland Institute hss awarded
Premium at their late exhibition, held in Baltimore. An
examination of the certificate from William Norris ESQ.,
Chairman Of the jury on Musical Instruments viii show that
they superior TO the Instruments which received the prize
at the Worlds FAIR held in the Crystal Palace Arrangements
have been made by With the manufacturers which
these instruments be sold low b. by thc manu-
factur.r* without the additional risk Ev.
cry instrument sold b. ID warranted year.
In connection with the above, have large mu.
steal instrument consisting part Of Eios Guitars Ban.
JOS TaHooFnss FGuas, Aeeordeons, FUtes FteS FSgv.
lets, etc.
MoJeons seTaphines and all kinds Of reed instruments
repaired, aad musical Instruments generally, at
T. Cartwrtght'S
cutlery, Variety and Music Store;
AIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

pEr1n.uaEs or "F1LLrprs1ER; THE steam
slip PFomstil,us, which sailed from New Orleans
on the 26th ult for Pnnta Arenas, Nicaragua,
took out Sc mon, under command of Col Fisher,
al bound to the new Republic of Gen. Walker.
81 also hid ~ passengers for Col Kinney's
.cs.nr said to be carpenters hacksmiths, pain
tiers, 5riaters, &C., The next steamer is expected
q talSg dqvP several hundred men
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FoR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR,s
PRESENTS.

ADAMS, Premium D"guerreOtyps has the pleasure Of
informing the citizens of Wheeling that producing by
the aid of chemical agens, Ambrotypes those
heretofore made in this city They such bEiancy
bodness and artistic nish excite the admiration of
including artists who visited the most cele
brated Eastern Galleries. who them The they
srer A1tr."
EB Five Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams. Remember the Gallery, and Union
streets. dc1s
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Gals prints, clocks, and quaek medicines, unless
Of this commonwealth, with the intsatAud mesn-
ing of the Constitution Thereof, and whose resi-
deuce in the State has been sufficient to entitle
him to vote therein.
THE PUBLIC DEBT
The Speaker laid before the House commu-
nication from the Second Auditor, containing the
annexed:
STATEMENT, exhibiting the increase eftAs pub
Tic debt ia each seai gear, siaee SOth September,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
CITIZENS UCEET.

CITIZENS TICKET
3x EDITOR :-Yon please the following
the cizens' candidates. coming charter election
For Mayor: ALI. CALDwELL Por City Sergeant: HEN.
RY CoNANT. Per Superintendent of the Water Works
DANIEL DUNBAR. Poz Market Master: DASL MURRAY.
jnI1" .SiASY CITIZENS.
Ma EDs-os-Plea.s announce JOHN PRICE as the PtO-
PIES Candidate for COseor OF Water Rents coming
charter election
inI1s MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

IDrJ Hcsst.crs celebrated stomaeh BIt,ers-leoo GOO
sold in yesr-nothngi medical the past
fifty has equAled; article be produced
equal this great snt-yspcrtc. Wneglass taken
times each day before meals will Dyspcp-
ss; VIII all atu!ency heayiness stomach
free from eOsvrnrss digestion, give good
appetite and !mpart healthy whole systeu No
suffering from debility OF any End should :aa try
this Erca: Aut!dosc.
Ror sale by al the principal Druggists.
jnIO LACGIILINs RUsKFIELD
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HEAD QUARTERS M!

y. u. BUSH, agent,
TOR the Daily New York Herald Tribune, and Times and
PhilsdsPhA Ledger, Baltimore SUM- Clipper and Anert-
Magazine, Novels and AL the Weekly Papers received
Published.
DEPOT, MAZE SIRREr-one door above Monroe, and I'M
mediately opposite the " q r. 8I'E. Papers and Mag.
znes dciivered!n any part OF the city free Of charge
dec6-Iy:
ToWNSLEY'S INDIAN VEGETABLE TOOTH ACHE ANO-
DHSE
WHETHER II be true not that nSture Ia provided with
iafalbe remedies for al! the Ms that flesh to- it
Is certain that OF the distressing H!cous the
catalogue OF human suIerngs may be Eredy and erctu.
alty relieved by Il harlnl+ss Rnti,ote.
ToTEsLEI ) TOuTHGCHE ASODTHR
liquid composed uf purely vegetable substances unaix-
AS usvtTAIng cure for the meet pains of Tooth
rS 1t IN Indian preparation, and ;he Of which
is compensated were purchased by the proprietor from the
1915 -
The anodyne has been extensively tried BY the rst Ea.
nes la New Orleans and other crs South and West aud
has been found 70 be Immediately and thoroughly Ccacous
IN oil ether Instances SOoT tcOthSche remedy
sentsd 70 the public has proved harmless aud the
iiae 6eaeae'S'i IL iss results ....,, :, .--,....,
III JOAN II. THOMPSON,
tdtetS -1sz.- aas AEoat, ~ AaHIU g.
2f LBS ealO"el In bottles, reed Rnd ioT saIs BY
CO de35 A. c. GOOD CO..
- ONE HUNDRED B4RRELg -FOUR.
ChF received and for sale h5
10 C0OPER.S
nov Ia store "a Bundles KEG HOOPS which We
ae1Sa sf' ssAfs5 DoANE cowgirl.
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CITY ELECTION.

e charge Two DosRs for Inserting nominations, to be
paid invariably complying with this
rule viii understand y their nominations appear)
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HENRY SHARP.

Mr. EprroE II take this rrans o. informing my fellow
citizens that candidate for Wharf Master at the corn
ins election Thankful past svors only say hs
il reelected viii serve cu, with my usual fahlaess.
in1is ROBERT HAMILTON.
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AIH Hpt1oR-You win please the Of JOHN
HAMILTON, JAS ". PAXTON, JOS, c. ACHEs0N, E H.
FTTzHUGH and JOHN 1EoRGA as candidates election
to Cts CouacI, and obliEe
seaI CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD.
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Ma EorToa-Piease worthy SeIieW-eIsEscu
DANIEL DUNBAR, the Peoples Candidate for the Oes
., Superintendent etthe Water Works the coming Char.
tsr- Hee.en. JAM. THE PEoPLR.
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Ma EDrros--You VIII please announce AR HENRY CO.
SAST as the Citizens Candidate for City Sergeant obgc
jnss THE CITIZENS
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Ma ED.7oE:-I wish to announce Iaysef as candidate
re-elScttoa Co.nrss!oner feel
under obligation ny tuwelens for their ruHrsges at
the last election aad VII he thankful :or ell tsvSrs OF this
sind at the
JAMIE HENRY SHARP.
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NDEPENDEYT CITIZENS 1CEEE

= INDEPENDE-FT tIIIAE-NS IItAkE
City Sergeant, II. C0NAST Wharf Masser, c. WILLY;
Collector OF Revenue, JOHN HUGHES Stree, Commission
JACOB ANICK; Superintendent Of Water Works, DAN
I'LL DUNBAR.
The above will be supported By the independent voess of
the city at the coming election jOs'
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ag Ep.roa Please announce JEFF. sASGsTOS
candidate the cee OF City Sergeant at tie coming ehas
ter election, and oblige
jn11" MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

GREY, Red Or Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly a beautiful
and natural hFos black without The injury Hair
ors SKIN.
FPTEEx EDAls AID DIPtoxAs hare been awarded to Viz
A Bachelor since lS3a, and 5oo applications have
been made TO the Hair Of hs patrons o' bis I'VE
Prejudice against Dying the hair and ~hisker. ua=:
would lie against covering bald head with wiS.
Wy. A. BATcHIoEs lAIR DYE produces color TO be
distinguished from nature, and is nJurr
the sast however long it may be Continued.
Hsee sold applied private rOccs} AZ The Wig Haeso-
ry, @2S broadway, N I.
sol4 AL ees of the United stAo4 by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Tie Genuine has the ard address upon stsc!
plate engraving ca four sides Of each bot.I., Il
WILLIAM 4. BACHELOR,
2S8 Broadway, New York
FOE sale wholesale and rstsHby
sqIs LAUGIILLES d BrSHFYELD
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LET TIM AFFLICTED NEAR THE TE,STIyayr
or Il LADY.
rEN0 those who have the pleasure Of knowing her 49,
SAY nothing, but to oihers remark that d-,T II,
benefit The suffering induces her thu. speak none
preciatr her JOY and gratitud" in being relieved
after years OF suffering unparalleled, but OF te
OuN) who have suffered like her.
Miss !. haE long been resident Of This rltyor In, m
years has been successfully conducting school a, 80 t
tatmor" street Thc happy change IA lrr ,uH, II
OF aEioni-lmcnt ami jos her frivnls No.
tho'e Interested to call her. Hhr viii tell lh,ia nef ~
h'r cure by HuSttons I'HcfUrt than rhr hGs rg T7
It Il ihts remedy giving relief r.-l w.
The public to tacIn. Prom distant pucrs a. . -
Of the 'Hms happy result These fAers SI IN rou,In
testimony of thousands, should cause sLrltc,sp. A -
d!7e IL hide their heads ami ruHcutr that .ayty. ~
turc = Tendvrtui discovery.
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. 80 John Beasley has been sentenced to be
hung at Mobile on the LIST February.