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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-04
W. II. DUNCAN,
C. T. GARRARD,
r. HUTCHCRAFT,
For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR,
septe2-

~ Prof. Ne Grath,s Electric OiI,-TuE
NEw crREsPain Is the preuOntOr Of
Prof De Grns Eiessiie on is the marvel Of this age for
Cures Rheumatism often in a day.
Cures Neuralgia, Toothaehe, minutes
Cures Cramp in Stomach, 5 minutes;
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, TO days
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, day
Cures Earache, sun Neck, AEue, night.
Cures Piles swelIed Glands, 10 days
Cures Felos, Broken Breast Rheum days cures
Qunsy. Papitaton, Pleursy, TO 10 days; Asthma,
serofaa 6tO 10 Frosted Feet and Chill
Ask Mr. wilkins, of Lynehburg II Chas De Grath,s Eee
eeIyed from n fall.
cough and pain in the breast In night.
Ask Mr. weeh of buchanan, Il It did not him of
Doctors said he would die in a short time.
Ask Mrs argyle If it did not relieve her Of the headache
Ask Mrs BlaeEford of Lynehburg, If it did her
DEAFNESS CURED.
NEw HAvEs, May 18th, 1856
AFTER trying many things, he used your ON few times, and
Ask Mr. Scranton, Who Afterwards bo9sRt so 1ors to
sell Ny ELEcTRIe on removes all pain, at once Rheuna-
Afflicted IS Years and Cured in one weekt Read letter
from Rev James Temple:
Prof De have been afflicted is Years win Neu-
ralsa other pnsI complaints, HAVE unable
Last week rot bottle Of Your .eetrc on The rsi
night ep. sountIy and well and to-day ann Ike
done what the physicians Philadelphia failed
70 do IN 10 years Graeefaly, yours
This on Is mild, pleasant harmless. Its properties
good GhdreH should have i given them teeth
ing and for Group Beware OF base imators, protesting
make EieetTls on They nothing its manufacture
The only genuine Is made az the old establishment So south
stu street. Philadelphia not advertised by
FRog. c. Ds GRATI,
FSrsals by T H LOGAN CO. and LAU6HLISsG BUSH
YIELD oet16-w
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FIRST PREMIUM
Gold Medal Piano Fortes.

. I1IlN " a ] q SUNS,
MANUFACTURERS, 81 Walker street, near
k5s-Iee broadway, New York. invite public attention
n " H II to their newly improved Plano Fortrs, with
= and without Iron Frame, pronounced supe
rior any Instruments before the public by The
most competent judges.
Stenway Son awarded three First Prize Medals
within the last year, in competition celebrated
manufacturers of Boston, New York, Philadelphia
timore, for the best Piano Rortcs
Every instrument years. to give en-
tire satisfactiOn the purchase money will be
sp90-1ydaw
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A@N( ~ ~
Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
lew its Use.
BRRHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS
I! =, {
z@AS 5zTfEN -
THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY
DY SPEPSIA-,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF my KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dsordered
STO.HACH OK LIVER,
Such Indigestion, Aeiay of the Stomach, coeky Palms.
as Oa k Less q pApps an
NeuralSc Affections has in numerous instances proved
hghy beneficial, and in Others effected decided
This Is purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the celebrated
in Of the European States Introduction into
United states was Intended more especially for those Of our
here and there over the face OF this
mighty country. Meeting with great among them
nov offer to the American public knowing that its truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must he acknowledged.
Its those persons whose
ardent spirits, other dissipation Generally
in eject finds its directly the seat
dropping SPIRIT and, in fact, nusng life and Vgor
CAUTION.
The great popularity of this Aroma has induced
purchasing persuaded buy thing else until you
have given Boerhayes Holland Btters affair trial One bot
lie VIII convince you how infinitely superior tits 10 ahese
- WHAT 1T Is DOING FOR THE SICK.
VIM. schuchman, Esq.,, the well photographer, says
ST have frequently used Boerhaves Holland Bitters and
BabcoeE oap dh s.ees s:ef
Its for severe headache, with which had long snf
J. W; woodwen, ESD, says: 81 have used BOerhaye's
Holland Bers myself, and recommend others,
ing It to be just what 1t is represented"
Aid Jonathan Nicely, OF Lower st. Clair, 81 have
aeh and Indigestion.
James NJ Murphy .After several physicians had
failed Boerhaye's Holland Bers removed the pain
my heart and side, arising from indigestion"
The editor of the Kittanning Free Press after
Of the best physicians in the place had failed Boerhaves
Holland Bters cured OF the form Of dyspepsia
OF Coffee says II know that your Holland Btters is
Of the best medicines in the world for disOered stomach
DR.. Ludwig, editor 'Facke BALTIMORE pronounces
1t medicine deserving the confidence OF the public.
DR.. Eherhart, the leading German physician Penna
has prescribed frequently during the last three years
marked success In debtated states of the digestive
gans, or Of the system generally.
The manager Of Baou's Vinegar Factory says: used
It myself and therefore induced try Its upon
wife (trOubled with the great debility all
consumptiye habt and really it is doing her good
than anything she has taken"
NoucE-whoever expects to find in this beverage Will
be disappointed hut to the sick weak Spirited
will grateful aromatic cordial possessed singu-
lar remedial properties.
at 81 bottle Orsix bottles So by
BENJAMIN PAGE, ia; GO,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Philadelphia, W Dyott Sons, 1872 N. 81 street. New
York. Barnes Park 3O4 Broadway, Duane. Balt
more, Cuspare Brothers, Gay Penna Avenue Gin
cinnati, John D. Park. Chicago barclay Brothers.
Water st. St. Louis, Barnard Adams Co. n. Orleans
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A GREAT NATTONAL

A GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
Of five years execution, involving expense
Plates 15N23. Paper 26x88.
Three grades pnIed. J. Artists proofs $50 the set
2 LeteIed proofs on India paper, $50 Proofs plain
paper, 500.
To CERGYNEN, this series especially commends Itself
silent, beautiful, and instructive sermon.
To TEACHERS, and Summaries a grand lesson
subduing, sOftening, cevRtlng, purifying Inspiring
To all LovERs OF the BEAUTpU-as the most exquisite
GEN or ART this country las produced.
The attention Of the TRADE particularly invited TO this
TERNs most FAVORABLE.
PROSPECTUS OF 20 up. Vo., containing full descrip
ton Of the work, with testimonials highest
character, from most distinguished
credited JUICES AT, Mehsr bryant, Duranh,
tngtOn Church, Crossey Caslear Kenset TTorssora
Morse, Mer Greene Cummings; Rev. Doctors Alexandra
Smith, and Thompson; Hon Edward Everett Hon. George
Bancroft Hon g. O. Verpanek; together with the voICE
OF THE PRESS OF this city, and, also Of the highest kuro
THE LONDON ART JOURNAL,
Will be sent the receipt Of postage stamps
hundred. -
The Engravlngs, boxed nat, injury from rolling
are delivered 10 Express At tie Of 81 will
on satisfactory order extra
charge for boxing and carriage.
300 1850 ~
For Prospectus Engravnss or Circular Of the In,,u
REV A. r. WOLFE
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TUE estimated expenses of Girard College for
the year 1917 is $780, $3.50.
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(Fron the Cincinnati Weekly Times Hay 15th 1861
A no tn eE I'riuI between Rival CORN md Cob
lIiIIs, at Rsnris, "a Y.
THE LITTLE GIANT TRIUAfPiIANT.

TIE LITTLE GIANT TRIUMPHANT.
We learn that quite crowd assembled Paris,
the 9Th witness trial OF power between the Little Grant
and the Excelsior Mills the former OF which is owned
Messrs Scott Hedges of this city In relation It
Louisville Courier says:
..The grand contest between the Corn and Cob Mills,
Little Giant and Excelsior Young Amerca attracted
little attention, despite the days, large
people present witness the trial This
believe the second trial had this spring between the
contending Mills The present triumph for two silver
gobets valued at $50 The judges appointed by Bruus
Clay Esq President the Bourbon Society,"
tensiye stock feeders The following the report
committee
aThe undersigned having been appointed committee Of
Judges members of the Bourbon County Agricultural Soc
ance,) the relative merits OF the Corn and Cob Mills
Messrs Scott Hedges, Cincinnati, known the "Lttle
GIANT and Of Messrs Douglas, Smith, Co., GAINESVILLE o.
named Excelsior Young Amercn" (ovett's Patent) The
trial took place in Paris Ky, the 9Th and 9Th days Of
May, 1856. ~
"The Little Giant, hundred revolutions ground
ticeIre and hdy bushels OF meal average draft
400 pounds by the dyHGa0eter Young America with the
number OF revolutions, ground Jour and htrsee0lN
bushels drafof 100 pounds. One-half
No. Gseive. The quantity cobs left in No.
the meal ground by the Young America, double
that of the Little Giant The meal of the Little Giant
uniform nehes than thBt ground by the Young
America. Though the Mills Of equal diameter, GO
es the grinding surface in the Little Giant supposed
be Hre times greater than the Young America MIL
rhese tests and examination OF the construction
the mills led the committee to the opinion that the Little
Giant the superior MILL and best adapted the
the farmer and they therefore award Messrs Scott
Hedges the two silver gobiets BRUTUS J. CLAY,
W. Il. DUNCAN,
C. T. GARRARD,
r. HUTCHCRAFT,
s.,o,. M Jvpp pryor" yS ~, IL IN r.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1856.
ne OoRREsPoNpENTs.

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising other
sane business Of the Inegeneer should be addressed
he ProPretoFs.
concerning editorial department OF the paper,
should be addressed the Edors jointly to either
OF them.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only side OF the paper.
OF above rules will greatly oblge
and prompt attention to correspondents than
10y might otherwise receive
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GROUP, wHoopING COUGH. INPLrENzA

GROUP, WHOoPING COUGH, INPLUENZA.
SPRISoFIELD, Miss, Feb. I, 1856.
BRoTHER AYgR will ceerfuly certify PICTORIAL Is
the best remedy the OF the FOoa0
Cough, Group, and the chest diseases of children. We of
your fraternity In the South appreciate your SKILL and
mend yeur medicine people
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OFFICE.

request all who get their papers regularly from
he carriers to leave information the office.
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IT IS NOT a d

GrsyhGfre1 Bald, sreOss Dicte scfth diseases othS
hair or scdip, read tle tnLLosriMg, aud Judge q
MRS $. A. ALIENS WORLDs HAIR RESTORER
Rev. W THATCHER 600 years Of agr), Pitcher, Chen
County N Y "Sy hair Is restored lie natural
color and ceases to fa."
Rev. II. GUTTER, I'd. Mothers Magazine, N y. "My
hair changed to its natural color and bald SPOT
Rev. R. I. STONE d. n, Concord n II. .My hair which
WAS grey is restored to Its natural color, &C."
Rev. D. CLENDENIN, Chicago III 81 eau add my
mony, and recommend II To my friynls."
Rev. D. 7. WOOD, MiddletoEn N. Y. my hair has
greatly thickene and also that OF of my family,
becoming haid, &c.n
Rev. }. r. TUsTIN, Charleston, s O. "The white hair IL
becoming obvIatgd, and new hair forming. &C."
Rev A. FRINK, Silver Greek, n. V alt produced
good effect Air, and and have commented
Rev JOS MCKEE, Pastor of West D. Il. Church, y. s.,
recommends It.
Rev. D. NORRIS Cross River, n. Y, also, and
Mrs. Rev H. A. PRATT, Hamden, n Y.
We might swell list, but II the above convince
TRY IT. Soldby all the principal merchants United
states, caba and Canada. Wholesale anl retail lepn No.
3S Broome Street New York. Some dealers try
ees instead OF this, ON which they make profit II So
write to depot for circular and Information.
0ct1h:6mdaW
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CLlREHUGH'S

WIGS AND TOUPEES!
With his newly invented transparent seaIus other
late improvements, render them durability amt
ightness, superior all others. They and
nude scientific principles, warranted shrink
trial will prove how they excel heavy, clumsy, tng
tces Non-residents viii receive, applications his
tenn OF measuring, which fails perfect ut
CtiFenW0h'S only genuine Iric0PherOUs and Liquid
sepSo.Iydsw Iss FULTON ST. NEW YORK.
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- - W = aN~ptN N<OIhEOs
BE NOT DECEIVED by base limitations. NEGEAiAN
CLARK CO.'S GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, never disap-
points and nine experience has proved superior
all Others and the only reliable cure for CONSUMPTION.
As there deal Of spurious oil in the
terate with seal OIL whale oil, Sc. &C. can
not be taken TO procure the Genuine.
Our OIL is made at factory In Newfoundland and
each bottle has our signature the cork be careful
HRGHNAS, CLARK Co.'S the death RuEII.
late partner, there has been article
called Rstons which In way CONNECTED with r. C.
Co., or II. c. & Co. Sold by druggists octl5.Sndnv
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benjamin Wheeler and Thomas Wheeler * In ChaneeTy
ecutor Of Thomas c. Wheeler, deceased
The object Of this suit the R294 ABc
from te defendant BENJAMIN Wheeler, tIs end
taeh his estate In Brooke county, IN the hands Of which
Thomas C. WheeleF died siezed Thomas
Wheeler, Executor OF said Thomas O. Wheeler.
And appearing from the return Sheriff. and
dasit ed In the cause that the said Benjain Wheeler
not inhabtAut Of this Commonwealth,
he do aFpeEr here within month after due pubIeafion
Of this order and do what be necessary protect
interests IN this suit And Il Is f1Fther ordered that copy
OF this order be Published week successive
door OF the Court house % said day Of
order
eopy-rests. :. STARR,
octle-T Clerk.
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ag96:3mdRW Spingler Institute New York
KID GLOVE CLEANER.
Important Discovery the MISUNDERSTANDING az
IA tirely NeH-Just imported
"joUvEN's IN0DoRoUs PREPARATION
for Instantly CLEANING KID GLOVES without slghtest
SMELL hub small portion uie glove, dirt In
stAntly dlsappearscan be Immediately aferwsrda
One bottle IL warranted to clean nifty Gloves Price
% cents Try It before buying All the Agents present
el with an open bottle 70 It's operation Agents
are eoinng money by the unprecedented demand More
CONTENT. NEARY co, Wholesale Store,
lell-laR1y No BOZ broadway, NJ
POTlCHOMANIE.
VIE and beautiful Of ornamenting the SIMPLEST
Il Glass Vessel to resemble the PISEsF PATED ~
Ladies and Gentlemen alike fascinated with this delight.
ul occupation chhse elegant amusenent for Chil.
drn and schools, encouraging grace In design
ana harmony In the arrangement Of colors The
can be perfectly acquired in half hour Book
ton separately u. Boxes containing Vases Book aud
every article required IS. sent BY Express,
CONTENT, SEARY 4 CO., Wholesale Store,
lel1-lydaw S02 BroadWay, NY.
The Eye and Ear.
uINc late tour in Europe obtained several new
~ InstTnnasnts, and Reies OF ineaenlable my
speciality There y nothing known the faculty e.
Their hemisphere, with which familiar which, COM
blned with extensive practice 20 years In the city Of
New York, enables 70 restore SIGHT HEARING In
many cases hitherto deemed hopeless Cataract positively
cured by method without pain, Squirting Gross
Eyes in lew seconds: the aorlty on
cases. Examinations, Ulcers Films Specs and wa Fy
Eye Invariably; asoi Deafness Singing In the Ear
Eye, price 50 cts also ARTIFICIAL EYES which move and
look exactly Ike the natural Eye inserted without
an operation and all remedies, forwarded by mall GOSgi.
JAMES W. POWELL, d. D.,
Sbcultstb Aaffst, so.
yell:daw1y 0TEIcEs, 5g1 broadway NY
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IN BBLs- ol1 BouFbon WHISKY, or private sale
iss 49, - gro Z. WIcKHAM.
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The object Of this SUIT to subject the following real
estate belonging the defendant Wit:L0t No. II,
North Wheeling "a part the City Of Nheeing1 plan
Of lots laid By John MeLlre, the payment Of Com
painantis against said defendant st9O,
interest thereon from the I'D day Of March 1855 til paid
costs Of suit
said defendant having entered his appear
and II appearing By affidavit fled In the
that Of the State Of TirEnaon
Of the plaintiff his attorneys Il Is ordered he appear
here within month after the due publication
order, do what necessary 10 protect his
est in this suit, and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted In newspaper published IN the city Of Wheel
ing successive weeks, posted
the house Of Ohio county, tie frat day Of the
County Court
A eopy-Teste= AL0NZ0 I0RING,
GOOD sol. for eonp4tI s Sss1
VTIRGIKIA .At Rules held In ne Clerks once OF The
Circuit Court for Brooke county in the month Of oeo
- ~ Jss.eewens
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1 Observation-Disclosures
PICTURE FRAMES
Phenix Looking Glass and p5etaTe Frame Mandatory.
-Al HORACE Y sIGLRR
Nos 3s5, 800 and a92 Greenwich Erref Beach
NsE YORK sp2O-lydGE.
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And by all Druggists in wheelng and Deaiersin Medlcl
everywhere. aE27:6m
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IN CHANCER4.
VIRGIN AT Rules held in the Clerks Once Of
the Circuit Court OfOhio county the octo-
haFT
Henry Hoblitzen complainant
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

ELoPEMENT.-An exchange says that con-
siderable excitement has been created at
Toulon, Illinois, by the eopement on the 23d
ult., of A. Moncricf, Il prominent citizen OF
that place and recently candidate for the
Legislature, with the wife of WIN. Ross,
another prominent citizen. Moncrief left n
wife and family and Mrs. r. husband and
three children. The lady is said to possess
great personal beauty, and had been for ten
years Il consistent church member. Both
they could lay their hands on. The wretched
woman left Il note to her sister telling heI
she chopped she would meet her in Heaven
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

A SINGULAR EXpoRTATIoS.-A vessel late.
y left San Francisco for China, having as a
part of her cargo one hundred and seven
cofins containing the bodies Of dead Chinese,
This is explained in this way; Chinese specu.
lators hire large bodies of men in China to
work in the mines Of California. The bodies
of those who die there are taken back to
prove TO those from whom they were hired
that their services were At an end.
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THE POST.
ATHENS. FRIDAY, MAT,Cps 7,Is5o
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2f

w lVh. ltu. @Os
In the Senate TO day the Committee on
Naval affairs reported in favor of the construc-
tion of 10 new steam sloops Of war.
Mr.. Bell spoke upon Central American
affairs.
In the House Mr.. Banks appointed Com.
mit,ee of Is upon the Pacific Railroad, Mr..
Denver, of California being Chairman.
The appropriation and several other bills
were reported
A message was received from the Presi-
dent asking an appropriation of s3,Ooo,G0O
for the purchase of arms and munitions of
war.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

LET IT BE REMEMBERED.-The Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer says, let it be remember
ed that the Pierce Democrats in Congress,
while claiming to he the only friends OF the
South, coaesced with the Black Republican
Aboltionists, and forced the plurality rule
upon the House, and thereby secured the
election of Mr.. Banks, the Black Republican
Aboltionist, to the Spcakershp.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

sTy- Quite warm controversy has been
raging ot late in the poli;ico.rcigious world
concerning the attitude the American Tract
Society towards that ever troublesome affair
the slavery question, until ut length the
breach is becoming so apparent that sugges'
tons are started in religious societies as tc
whether their customary contributions shall
he continued or not.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

CLOSING SCENES OF A LLGIsLATURE.-The
Legislature of Nebraska Territory adjourned
on the 25th ut., after repeating law giving
women the right to vote, which they had
passed the day before. A letter from One.
ha city gives the following account of their
adjournment.
One member called for music, another
for "drinks all n round" some shouted "Go
it," "Such is DEATH "Let me 90 to the
Governor and tell him he must not fool with
us any longer" II move a committee be ap-
pointed tc inquire after the dignity of the
House," 81 move the gentlemanefrom Ote be
declared n brick. ""Mr Speaker, will game
of poker be in order!" "I move we take re-.
cess for fifteen minutes to drink, 81 move
the medical members be requested to take
the pains (pans) from windows, and extract
the tooth Of Time" &C., One member set
the clock going at railroad speed to bring the
hour of adjournment around. Members
were mixed up with outsiders inside tho bar,
some smoking, some talking, some perched
on the top Of the desk and chairs, and every.
body enjoying himself about MS nature die.
tated. The house had more the appearance
of n public barroom than the halls of leg
slation. Members were called for speeches.
About midnight the Council sent in word
they were ready to adjourn. Resolutions
commencing the clerks and officers of the
llonsr, down to the fireman, were passed.
but not n word was passed for the Speaker,
whom few members took occasion to abuse
in bitter and unbecoming language. In the
midst of confusion, worse confounded, the
House adjourned
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

A DUEL.-1he Rome Courier has an nc
count Of duel lately fought near Dallas,
Puulding county. The parties were Wiley
Jones and VIM. Bane, relatives. Thcy.fought
with rifles and fired three times. Jones was
slightly wounded by the first two shots, after
which he rushed upon his antagonist and tried
to knock him down with his rifle. In this he
failed, however, and had his brains beaten
out by Bane. Jones died Immediately and
Bune escaped.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

A Cool SUlCIDE.-Jedediah Wentworth
committed suicide at the Studdard House, in
Pennington, Me-, on the 9th inst, by plung-
ing stietto in to his heart as he stood upon
the piazza. He then returned to the bar
room and said, "Gentlemen have killed my
self; it's all right" sunk to the floor and en-
pired. He was about twenty-eight years old.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

PARTICULAR NorIcE.-Whe you see a
man IN business who will not advertise in his
own village paper, look out for a mean. pc,
nurions skintlint, too tight to enjoy good
health, and one who holds penny so near
his eyes that he can't see dollar.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

A Coon IlIT.-1he Hartford Republican,
an Abolition sheet that has just drawn its last
breath, hus been filled for some time past
with vile and abusive attacks upon Hon. Isaac
Touccy. In fact, there has not been much else
printed in its columns. The Norwich Auro.
ra, alluding to its demise, says:
"The man recovered from the bite,
1t was the dog that died."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07
t4y- The Rhode Island legislature ha

I4s- The Rhode Island legislature has
passed law by which married woman may
devise by will uny lands, tenemcnts, or here.
ditamcnts held in her own right in fee simple,
fee tail, or for the life Of any other person, or
for any other term than her own life. The
only restriction imposed is a provision that
such last will or testament shall not impair
the rights of the husband upon the death of
the wife as tenant by the courtesy.