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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

GOING s0UTH-The $40 N. Train Will connect at sam
dusEy with Morning Train from ToetO at Sonrocylle with
Chicago Express the Southern Division of T. Road;
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Ceveand at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh and at
Newark With the East and West Trals the Central Ohio
Railroad. .- t=-r-ts
The 1920 p u. Train will Sapdnsky with steam
er bay City from DetrOt at Monroeyille with Train
C. T. r. r.; at Shelby Junction at sci r N. with the Mall
Train c. g. G. R. O. for Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
fell Junction at $50 T. ~ with Fast train o. p r. r.
for Pittsburgh and Newark with East and West Night
Trains ON Central Ohio r. R.
GOING N0RTl.-Thes '26 Train will make close con-
nectiOn Newark with Mail Train from Belar c. o. r.
r. at Mansded Junction with Express for pittsburgh at
Shelby Junction at 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
CevPland Buffalo New York. and at MOnrnevle with
Mail Train c. /. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Roads at Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for PsbuThd at Shelby Junction at 521
with Cincinnati Null for Clevt land at SIonroeve with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago and ut SanduSEy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago. Lt..y-
J. r. ROBINSON, Stip't.
lsandusky, Aug. 4, 1865. sepl5If
Chun%e OF Time!
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
q. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
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THESNOw,
BY 4 DISMAL NAN.

Fierce blasts chill airs, like those Of a eoquette,
Canadian noSes-blne, and frozen toes,
Sidewalks OF glass, DER which the walker goes
Stumbling along, In agOnJ'5 cold sweat;
Icrlandic snOw-Ctrifts, into which you tall,
AtSunOcation's risk, and sadly feel
The iend rheumatic through your yitals stsals
While furious drivers at your lingering baTii
The basins water NIL a mask OF iCti
uOles In your bO0ts that meier had holes before
Expensive sleigh rides, called by school girls nice,
The jinglins bells, the bank that tips you O'eFI
And then to feel that folly, frost and aaw
Arc but precursors of y spl1shy thaw
tGa| ii
ON THE SANIESUBJECT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16
MARINE DISASTER

BosroN, Jan 15.-The schooner Blue Bell,
from Deer Isle, for Baltimore, is ashore near
Edgartown, and has bilged The schooner
Helen Mar from Alexandria for Boston, is ashore
near Holmes Hole, she lies easy andis leaking
but slightly.
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NJ ! rerse ANY.

Dear! aIntit niCrs o, what charming snow
How sweet IL falls, 50 ica&heTy, soft and white!
Scene OF enchantmsnt, iaEy-like and bright.
And how the winds economically blow
U, icotIt We have glorious sleigh ride now,
With lovely b lis, the dearest little horses
And Harry, he will go with me, Of course,
AMI We will galIOp Lord can't tell how
werIhave tile ridlel wen have splendid dance,
And supper, too, and some OF that nlulled wine!
And afterwards his dear, devoted glance,
!Aswg COME back by moonlight 50 diving
And then one pleasure, L must ne'er forget!
tTWouEl heavenly be, Il We could just upset.
H7tFFdt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16
GINGINNATI MARKET.

JAN. 15.-Florr, sales Of 1O0sbbls at $780,
Hogs firm att 20. Provisions 800 green hams
sold at T. Whisky unchanged. Groceries un-
changed and moderate demand; 45 hhds fair and
good fair Sugar sold at iT3as, 80 bags good Rio
Coffee at / 81, and 65 bbls Afolasses at 40
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

vlRG1s1A L.,sps,-It is customary for some
people, and especially some editors, to harp on
the depreciation of Virginia lands. Most of them
don't know what they are talking about, and
many of them never set their feet upon Virginia
soil. We notice that the Bryarly Farm, near
Winchester, has been sold by j. N. Baker to Mr.,
Purcell for $50 an acre. Two years ago it
brought only s695o per acre. L. Il. F. Grim
has sold his slate-land Farm, near the same
town, to Brannon & Thatcher, for 81. SO per acre.
The "Old Red Field, /" about two miles from Win.
chester, has been sold by Mr.. Dfnklc to Jacob
Pitnam, at $40 per acre.
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- ~ sss.r WITH 50! AE.s-7s
tN Al Rtc celebrated Tooth ID Ie most
el-aiF ina s3,f frpIr tie esocCst material
aud fiee lrofan IheS6Rp bflaee only
proper se for irrrEns te IIoiih Hose uniting
iIIE teeth
zach eaeis enclosed eEse. ard 4 at.iciert 10
last que yeat. Sold for 70 cik
THu5PsOS PATTERSON
hc5 3Eehts, 1 Ii Stain St
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BAIT. MARKET.
FJAS. 15.-Sales of 200 bbls Howard Street
Nils Flour at So No Grain in market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

Bar, Jan. 151Thc Southern mail this morn
ing brings nothing beyond Washington.
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DED D.

CIScISNATl, Jan Judge Timathy Walker
an eminent and widely known lawyer Of this city
died this morning at o'clock.
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WITHDRAWAL.

ALBANY, Jan. 15-In the House this morning
Mr.. Bailey, the Hard Shell candidate for Speak
CT, Withdrew his name.
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wheeling and PITTSBURGH.

lorA THE hne side wheel pas eeanr,n
Z u sengCr steamer FOREST CT p
TS, Capt. Geo. D. Moore,and
lEs1DIUitN Capt asa Shepherd
will daily between Wheeling and Pttsburgthe Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day and the Durns every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at A. A. arriving Wellsve in time to connect With the
Cleveland cars and at Pittsburgh in time for the morning
line East Reurninsthe Forest City eryes Pittsburgh
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and the nrnSl every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10 A Nj arriving at
Wheeling in time for the mall lines for Ohio
For freight passage apply on board or to
S. G. BAKER & co. Agents
Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De-
troit; Milwaukee, Chicago Buffalo aud DunkirE sold the
Office OF S, C. Baker Co Tbs
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,,,,r.,7 NJ. L, Dorsey.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TiOAK HAIL.
LTRiRP IGOR hELow 3, y. HAEeER'S HAT sIOgE
&EysIlEEIfI Nc VA! ! asg ~

s. . = b. .
Just received another Boots mt Shoes from
the list Philadelphia manufcturerS made expressly for
ihfS traue, OF workmanship and
am now prepared 70 furnish and everybody With any
ktn Of s2o'is they want in line from 29 ctnt shoe
TO 10 dollar boot and variety MATERIAL
and durability OF workmanship, and prices.
passed by any other house In this any other city,
ALSO
uenS boots and Shoes, Of all kinds, styiss and qualities,
made 10 order.
Having employed some Of the best wOrEme The United
States am satisfied that fail please any may
favor ME with call
Call anu examine for your selves.
Ny stock consists in part Of the following articles:
MEMS BOOTS. tEss 4
100 pair best calf boots;
10 do rhies
100 do water proof boots
Oh do cork sole.
MEMS 1BItOGANs.
i90- pair best calf bEdg,ns; fs..s-sEr
i 100 DO DO SlR -.
Ion do law priced boots.
BOY'S AND YOUTHS BROGASs.
100 pair boys thick Grogaus;
100 pair youths thick sstssf
noY's AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs of calf boots; tE
100 do kid = 1' ~
100 do thick
WOSiEN's WAR.
$50 pairs lasting Saiters all coloEs,
151 do walking shoes,
I'D do morocco buskins, t
100 do kid
lSJ do calf GRO
8 f fl5@ do Jenny Lind f,sE .,--.. y -
go do morocco and XII slippers. 4a--is 4 =
MISSES BOOTS
$50 pairs morocco boots,
100 do kid
1;S % F5sPsA 4499f9ss9 boots. .s5
150 do Kip
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

We received letters yesterday Ave days out
from Richmond, and notification Of documents
mailed several weeks ago, which have not yet
come to hand twill be seen that our latest
Legislative proceedings arc of the 10th. Snow
storms and frozen streams have very little re-
speet for august bodies, OF the nails
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- 81

NofHINtfn ne UNSATISFACTORY in the HciiSSi lasrtot
~ for tie past ifty yt,iig, 7s if ttt.ied Iii h,
article he ,,roJneed e6..l 10 tlty ~ l'Ififsta
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16
INDICTED.

New .Yonx, Jan. l5-The Grand Jury in the
U. S. District Court, this morning, brought in
bills Of indictment against several of the par
ties concerned in the recent Northern Light af-
fair = .t-a-+Sr
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THE INTELIlIGENCER.
wEpNEspAY MoRN: JAYUA RYl 10. la5e.


S8Il would be well for the voters our approaching
Charter Election to bear mind the following clause con-
tanned in the charter ofthe city Of Thesltps:
tProvi alwars. That person, ALTHOUGH In other re-
D. ets ulyuaI hed shall be entitled vote At such elect
ton II he shah as to pay tax whatever, lawfully
assessed levied upon blu benefit OF said city during
the year preceding the election"
Also from the amended charter az follows viz:
' the officers OF said city shall hereafter he annually
elected among the citizens thereof qualified to vote for
Mayor and members ottie Council"
Sov, according to the above plain that per
sou having pay h city for 1855 VIII be dsqual
IA. to vote to hold Office under ,e charter of the city,
even If elected under such circumstance.
The whole delinquent list vim be Rt all the polls the day
of election, property list as we'll as tisaaSs.
The City Collector his assistant be toup at n G.
ArAurs office No. % Main street, any time between
O'clock A. NJ and o'clock p the election, and
Of them viii be al the time through tue city, that all per-
sons may have fair chance to pay who wish.
PINLRYA.BURKE, City Collector
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

Ar Pittsburgh. the snow is 81 inches deep,
and the roofs of some of their Old. ware houses
have fallen in. There are So boats laid up at
that point.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

Rl.SIlTon4RIE RooT ~. {

RASATQG4BLE ROOT ASp SR0EN4KER,
4 INV D0oRs EE1oE EAslIIslToS sTREEI.
~ SCH01GEtdt of Ready Made Work always han
RoI199z=dsn 49, {, ,.szgs ;,.s., sssfgz
n RE3sIS ssrl rareF, as4cvtciI sisss.i6F sale D.
LED at41 &c, coon 60.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

Tnz RO4ps AND MAIs.-We received yes
tcrlay, Baltimore papers Of Saturday and New
York pspers of Friday, being two days behind
time
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train which
arrived yesterday, required the force of thirteen
locomotives for the passage from Baltimore to
Wheeling. The freight business on this road is
entirely stopped.
Welearn that the last snow storm did not ex-
tend to Cumberland
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

ALSO,
The hnes quality Of ladies glove leather Caters and
kins, fine and sOf article Ladies' glove leather Cal
ters with high heels, heavy sO and button up side
CII1LDREN'S WEAR
Patent leather morocco kid, goat, glove leather lasting
calf and fancy boots CATERS ankle slippers Oxford
and aother styles always hand at los prices.
and misses sandals boots and ovsrhoes Of
here enumerated, which viii sell the accommodate
ting terms
del go , MI DORSEY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16
INDIAN VEGETABLE TOOTH ACTIS.Aso-

TOWNSHIPS INDIAN syEREFAR TOOTH ,ACTIRsAso-
DHSE, ~
yIrHETHERh be not that nature Is provided with
wv infallible remedies for all the ns that flesh II
Il eerin mat one the most distressing AniCtons n the
catalogue human surrinRs may be speedily and ehcetu
ans relieved by harmless AntidQte.
SylsEEIlST6oEaAenHI N0pTEB
Is Hquii Of purely
ed With acids p0isops Of any kind, and stands UnIGSd
Is falling TIN most acute pains o. Tooth and
II an indian preparation ana the roots
Compounded were pGygased proprietor from the
PawneeE tribe OF country Of Missouri in
1915
F6s anors mas extensively tried tani-
mes in. NeW Orleans esliea South and
has been found 70 be Immediately and thoroughly eeaepHs
in OIL ether remedy ever pres
Septeto thn has PT9yel and II the same
time Beneficial n Its results, - 80 -
ya99k loan II. THOMPSON,
laeaa sss.515 SAB Asrbt. III iNaiR 8.
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]. NJ. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

w dI4E1A4NSl VA
Viii attend the receiving and DELIVERING Of freight and
the collection Of freight bills.
Freight for all the regular packets will be received ee Of
charge. tal nv12-tE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

PAY OF MEHBElss or CoSGREss-=The WASH
ington correspondent Of the New York CONNER
cial writes, that the Sergeant alarms has advan-
ced about $6O, 900 towards the pay of memt ers,
which money was advanced BY the brokers in
Washington ~.
Money lenders, at five per cent month, we
learn from friend at Washington, are as thick
as locusts there, and exceedingly accommodating
to Congressman. Let us see, twelve fives is
sixty, we believe If the members don't soon
elect Speaker, their pay, when they come to
settle, won't be sufficient to buy theirgrog.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16
gycElIGsT sfaBtjIG 2 - ~

II isioeEied on tie et!lier III 5. ma Nr,d,o, -, =.
a r. - ..al 9 ,ils ssi-i iia!9n fridge, and Del
o,o. s'--'' " 90 ''s go 4tH-i -tiing aud itanOa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

SETTLE.
ON ACCOUNT Of clange III their firm, all persons in
dcbted to the subscribers their Retail Store,
neatly requested be ready settlement LIST Of
uary by caS otherwise, and all persons having Claims
against the firm will present the for liquidation.
q l7l-sa NICOLA LLENS & KNOX.
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HEAD QUARTERS u

a. ss17st H. Ifs f8USSl III agent, .tcs ~
nor the Daily New York Herald Tribune, and Times, and
Il philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Clipper and Ameri
Democrat. islfIsidfss
Magazines Novels. and an ts Weekly Papers resolved
soon published. ~ ~ 3 ~
DEPOT, Mas STRNRr-nue above Monroe, and Inn
the II e II BdRE. Papers and Mag
a1ines delyeFed In any part Of the city fse 81 eAgs
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w s! wooDsIDE & SON, E
FLOUR AND PRODUCE

= :
~ Baltimore. SIX
oCit Warehouse is located Of the tracks of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by which expenses drsyage
cunSignmentS is avoided.
NEPERRSCES-5
c G Jameson, Esq. Pres't Bank of Baltimore.
- p. Gibson Cashier - Es-EFl
d. SprtgH, Esq, =. sGcrch'ts - 1"
Trueman Cross Esq, Cashier Com. & Par bank Bait.
SIes 8 :, Hugh Jenkins Co., Baltimore.
u. II. Latrobe, Esq, Chief Engineer D. o. Railroad
Company, Baltimore.
J j. Ford Esq, Agent B. D. R. R. Co., Wheeling
Messrs. FOrsyths Hopkins
S. Brady, Esq, Cashier,
D. Lamb, Esq,
Major Philip Harry, Agent Raft Ohio Railroad
Company, Moundsyllle, Va.
Messrs John Wharry Co, Aoundsyile, Va.
WAC. Thompson,
II. Pollock CO., Sunfsh Ohio.
D. C. Convess ESQ., Cashier, GAINESVILLE: Ohio.
John Peters, Esl, ~
G. II. SpriEs, Esq, '' Hafrnaons va
McssTs ~ s. U. Jackson,
sept5-ly
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NLicg--E.ctrG

ALtlcB--E.ClrG.
II AYING been East AID selected splendid lots
OF Marble ever brought shls iaurkeI, AL M
friends 90 cali Immediately and leave teir orders arg
kind lllcy may
Having purchased largely, ai finish mp in the la
Est ana approved styles and the lowest
Tiited AMI mistake.
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REM0VAL.

REILLY has remevett from ls old stand in MarLct
- lie Sliaie to at and spacious MsreLpase No.
Green trcii, west side Ci Ass.rlst. betSc Monroe
l7iuc! iaieiy ee12p!sS er SeSIrs AuaI Aagl.ire
oinisot house. He has hand la.gC and general
of Groceries ana LIQUORS. which c VII SCH ut
Wholesale at the lowest market pics.
Eis. ''''' 49, ~
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Ladies Shoe Store.

W. G. coNNHLLY, Proprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

GOGG S19IG44A.
FrE the LIST January next In accordance with the rule
u adopted generally By the merchants throughout the Ell
y all indebted to the subscribers without dtnc
on viii be called upon to settle every six months the
1St July and LIST January.
dess NccLlLLRNs KNOX 4tco.s
ETNEN BBIS. No. Lard Oil, just receive1Iby
i do23 ,LAUGHLINS { BUSHFIELD.
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s. AYRN
80 AID capg,

- cllIt.pi;ENis FANCY JisiT ms 1lSij S,iIis 9
- tsfgS, = IaTge Of rhilircu't Hats atd
-. ~ y sHItt Vine and Embroidered Caps
Nns iiS aud HIS SlHla t,ic,f 4yiReIi3s Sdflsa ~
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Co-Partnership.

Co-Partnershlp.
THE undersigned will the list day Of January, 1885, as
soeiae with themselves in the business Of their Retail
Store, SroSR, acting under the style Of AcCLALLxSs,
Dvc.2 SrccLALLENs KNOX.
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Groceries, &C,

TEpER! FE0Ele!; = 9fi55i u
VIZ subscribers viii haze r0nstHny hand future
i eool brands OF Extra Family l% Fiinc Flour Tor
sale ny l's a.ss barrel o Ia iaEEeF quantities,
attention Of tlie public IS invited.
Ev2 GILL l. co
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Groceries at Wholesale,

ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
LFORHEEII EXCHANGE BCIIIsl
Corner OF Penn aud SI, k:iu3r streets,
PittSburGh, Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
REPUBLICAN CELEBRATION ON THE
FOURTH

The friends of Freedom and Fremont celebrated the
e;cbtieth anniversary of American independence at
SPRINGFIELD Massachusetts, in spirited manner. Inc
attendance was very large and very enthusiastic;
The Hon. GEORGE BLISS of Springfield presided, ana
among the speakers were the Hon. Julius KocKwei',
Ju6ge HosT Col. A. o. Brewster, the Hon. DEM lAn
stanton, M. c. Of Obip, the Hon. james Dlxon y; o.
Senator elect from Connecticut, Col FIz Henry war
ren of Iowa Gen. POmerOy, VIM. j. Paterson u nan
.s,. the Hon Henry Wilson and others Tne enthu'
siasm high notwithstanding tne ram oen.
Among the letters received from cistin Rusoed gen
,,n., WLo had been invited TO speak, were the fol-
LITTER FROM CHARLES SUMNER.
SILVER SPRING NEAR WAshhcToS'
Wednesday, July :, 1916. -
DEAR SIR cautioned ~ my present asUnny
- on Fou,h Of July pass without
meet ,,,.. a.. .,,,,.,..r, Of our Inde-
,.nde,es 70 generous efforts by which on. country may
far worse thai s boSs 4s.sd 10
o., sssinc,rs declare your independence Of "a. Sars
.,s pledge ,oa votes. 70 AID believe
BE- Con. only BY placing In once who VIII hs cp.ay se
Nations. on on The side Of FTesdom Of being
IVY orepiy actively and perPeuaiy On 'ns 'D0 VI
saver, Believe me- ny dear Sir ce;nIARIEs SUMNER.
ffoa '''' NEw.Yosx, July /, 1856.
o oo,.t tla, n recent illness puts II out
DIN S' ,.eeps The invitation have received through
" ~ lin vi u he friends Ct Fremont ard fi.ed" abst
sd In the celebration Of the An ms be- carried out cue
'he Stiys snizson 10 support OF oar rao
s Of j. who Orpo.sd the ., osy.. thew
h. ps gsd very certain test up'.I ~ IN.
and action neoo soSn aoo other
tsnms @ should for the present DO allowed 70 o'e' '
pi,,d Efforts OF the friends Of Freedom ,,.s b.arer
,,aysS b, The edented enthusiasm ra vhn
stion bss been received throughout e s In th.r
o,sen OF esnddsi. for Vice President, M DAYTON ~ Ss
Representative Of family ronownc9 ION ~. ora sbsrcter and
ssrse ue Sstps uh.d name whih hs Inherited IN.
In ,bs cour ellis on toe patton been uioet
ebsrset@r and standing State ere ne
"a man the y.s question 10 DO s,taso ~ ""
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KANSAS.

POSITION OF TIE FREE-STATE SETTLERS
"A Private Letter by citizen Of Cubs, ~
TOPEKA, Monday June 10, 1856.
presume YOU are anxious to hear what we Free
State mon are doirg Well, are not all butchered
set. and hope there will Lot be any more bloodshed.
Bet there probably will be- for the Sousherner' are still
invading our country and threatening to kill or drive Us
from the Territoy and the troops OF our tyrannou'
barbsreus Administration, are stationed all through
the country to protect THIN in their plase and in'a
too outrageous to mention. We are N bsdhI. We
ooud do some thing-I think could nd the country
&C Missouri invaders-weie it not for the troops. IL
We ret tog Their to def, nd ourselves we are dispersed
hut we get together again. There will now be resist
snre Ne have submitted too long, we have borne
too much TO restrain ourselves longer when we see
ouy oeaceabe citizens murdered, our friends rooped
snd imprisoned. man came in here few days
me- who rad been to Kansss City for merchants
.ooJ.. On bis way back, when few miles from the
eay he was stopped BY an AIMED band, and his team,
.1oors and loading taken from him. Joseph Aliens
s foDtka one Of merchants, has gone to MS iof
u, Inme in Rushford. You will see him ii be stops
~ Cnha Tell him bis safe was in the wagon; II was
d. an into Mssour Another man came in here toe
,,;sS b. fSe last who wW On his way 10 Kansas wy
Io1 nroysops, aod WA stopped ~ the rsmsn tn.
'"bEed Of biz team, wsgo0, aud Sall in money Lney
,Ss Loord b;s bends and feet. bis hands benihd nus
t.aIs' and 10 ~ mai, to crouch down ana ''p'
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N.Y. AND +. T. r., OrrlcE GENERAL Svr.r.,
Nyw.YoRK, juno III, 1855.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of The Sea

NEwYoRK, June III, 1850 }
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of The Seal
ps- DEAR SIR: Permit return my SINGERS A.nks
or the mott annoying aicors with winch
sd.,e MAJ could be hAIassed, VIZ; fheS
had felt for many years their gradual incursion, AID sone
three years operated upon BY me Oh motnod o.
asfuie Icsion this how ever OILY Afforded tempsy
r., he violence disease increased TO such ~ extent
thar II BE- that mus: either be relieved OF 20 W
don The oue. Of my profession Fortunately IN
eradicate the dae without ~ opcr stiop.
bad been OF its inpossbty by many trials o. rome
dies your pos1o. edtor Of journal Noeso
esch had FOR years been my deIsn gave ms
orouth cure complete renovation Of ma
b, yovr II he'd aivey psrl.a and with but 'e
d.tsro active business the most assrsvsed ~
severe disc may be removed .-.,.. .;ri,. <
am ~ &. sirous that all thus afflicted may eSpeIn
benefit that could not oIbeG sentiss toa ~ 30 -.
know the nDwlliLaEess OF people 10 lena ''J
I usually pubisbee. .u.a, .a....A -
that tho numeous es<es " eope "
YOU upon ter~1ps extensively sno~n "a .u9
remove ali dJub, and enable Jou 10 ex9ns zoe pscsn. W M
sufsTey loW Cd, ~, , ,v,ryof,r ~, Vx.vv
an I,c.rIRE-Tbe Editor OF The c.pel has eStab sbed
oh psy.rE HOSPITAL In Ct tbs most elegant and
I r,rs Of the city, aud furnished with every comfort
=, dne. life he those patients wbs require
nsr., M or prolonged surgical sttyndsDc@. Every cass OF
sncbe Rupture and Of Piles AID Polspsus Of the Recum
ma mos, cases Fsula DO cured BY process nsy
psn., The pssnt return home tho sams csy
H. ,pp!icaon made. The Invariably warranted 1e
case Be unoertsken by DR. DIXON careful exsmnanoa ~
the % aors CT success or Aaus %
hi. N PROVED me thod Of operstiog -.
Letters u,t be addressed 70 Boz No SIN, PostOos- Per
,ona Implications Dr. DIxoS's rcsiencs No ~ Sbsv %
10Th and lIhsts O6ce hours for general
from mornings II 10 daily and 10 eveansr %
other hours be 10 ct the Hospital and cannot be seem