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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

OLD-LENE WING LAWYERS FOR BUcE.
AxAN.-The following are the names OF
some Of the prominent old,line Wing law.
yers in Cincinnati who support Mr.. Buch-
anan for the Presidency. 1t is quite for
midabe list as respects talents and respec.
liability, and embraces the very flower of the
old Clay and Webster organization:
Judge james, Judge T. NJ. Key,
Judge NJ. R. Tilden, Judge VIM. johnson,
Judge Satin, Hon. E. H. Spencer
c. Anderson, Esq, Alex. Johnson, Esq
Joshua Bates, Esq, A. S. Sullivan, Esq .
N. Longwortb, Esq, Lnrz. Anderson, Esq,
Thos. Nesmiih, Esq, Patrick MaIon, Esq.
Talbot Jones, Esq, J. Worthington, Esq
V. Worthington, Esq.
lTr. Anderson. named above, was dele
gate to the Wing Convention at the time
Scott was nominated.
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" 1t is reported, that the President has
expressed himself favorable to liberating
Gov. Robinson and bis companions of
Kansas.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.

Isr. SHELDON I. KELLOGG, Of Hamilton.
On. HENRY SEDAN, of Hamilton.
3p DAVID CLARK. Of Mortaowery.
zru. ISAAC II. THOMAS, Of nLrke.
Aru. EDWARD FEST ER. oG Williams.
6TH. MICHAEL II. DAVIS. Of ClcrmOnt.
7Tu, WILLIAM CEOSSFN. Of Warren.
sTH. WILLIAM KERSHNER. Of Clark.
Orr, GEORGE +. SENEY, of Seneca.
l0rH. LEVI DUNCAN. of Jackson.
Iiru. ALFRED NcVEIGH, Of Fairfield.
18th. JACOB SIYH. of franklin.
18TH. JOHN TIFF. cf Huron.
I4TH. JOHN c. MYERS, Of Ashland.
I5ru. JOSEPH BURNS. Of C0shocton.
J6rH. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD. of Morgan.
ITTH. BENJAMIN +. SPRlGCS. Of Noble.
18TH. AEPHONSO HART. Of POrtrge.
10TH. HENRY II. DODGE. Of CuyuhoCa.
o0rH. GEORGE G.. GlLlETr, Of AsltabUla.
slsT. GEORGE CooK, of Harrison.
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or Read the letter OF FREDERICK CAMP
BELL, from Kansas. It is plain, candid
statement Of facts,
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RAvENNA, OHIO.

pRMocRATIc PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR
ONO.
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0ErGov. Reeder has had shock of para
lysis recently.
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM KENNON Jr., Belmont.
ALEXANDER l.. MILLER, Butler.
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Public Sale.

For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling, Va.
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RAILROAD AccIDENT.-This morning report
was IN circulation in the city that dreadful ac-
''leht had occurred on the Central Ohio Rail
.oau by which several persons were killed and
T ,,". We are happy to be able to state
, g,s. me facts were greatly exaggerated, and
-! !.ete was but little damage done, few per-
'0 rs lightly hurt and none killed
4hese are the facts as we had them stated to
T T. at Belair. The freight train bound to the
~. -'st mad got behind time west OF Glencoe, which
@o9tt ten miles from Bclair, and had switch
.Ot 9perinit the accommodation train, which
,ss also running east TO pass. The accommo-
'i',, passed and at short distance east of Glen
me locomotive Of the accommodation be-
st - ~ detached from the train by the breaking
T. '"e coupling pin. The engineer upon the
ao'cIiye run it ahead in order to give the train
,;.. ' 70 Stc2, which ii had done and the locomo-
ia" been returned TO be attached to the cars
cs go. when the freight train was observed to be
'"iiimIls upon them under full Roadway. and so
..AtId!y that there was not time left tn ronnact
IN oS"'iotiHe and cars of the accommodation
ill.,, 0',ieF |" escape collision. The accommodate
locomotive Was then run forward to escape
s-;ser aud tile cars left to abide their fate. The
a,,-s! !t tram was turning a curve and conse-
''sn"y inc cars which were before il could not
ssH ny the engineer in time to be checked
F'T Tsi To coming in contact with them.
va, ,'i locomotive of the freight train run half
%ay through the hindmost car of the accommo.
f,r ion, breaking ii up to great extent, and
s.,'a Tie two cars which contained the pas
sl"S', from the bridge upon which they had
wb ERlea; to the east side of the lavine over
gr .r'| t, tne bridge was extended The passen-
e Ed e. got out of the cars and it was discoy
fra INN i mat they had made miraculous escape
iai,ri ,H'l'lediate death serious wounds and
f, pr Boeker of GAINESVILLE, Ohio. was upon the
ca ro. Tue head. 1t is thought he viii not re-
Is+.s;:,, lie was left at Glencoe, and DR.. Hupp
F-'''a 'n'thsr 10 render him assistance. Sew
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LAST APPEARANCE OF Mr.. RoBERrs-To-
a;at is the last time that the people of this city
I'll have an opportunity to see the superior dis
lays of Mr.. Roberts We feel glad that Mr..
G5crts has visited this city, notwithstanding he
lis not met with that encouragement which his
high talents should have commanded. Many
lersons who will see him tonight as Luke Field
iass, in the play of the "Willow Copse," will
greatly regret not having attended on previous
nights For our part, We are free to confess
that We have a much better understanding of
The nice and subtle conceptions of the great
Shakespeare, in many instances, t'ran we had be-
fore. Mr.. Roberts emphasis seems to us to re-
al the ''oden time in the scenes he personates,
aaderinces intense study of the great poet This
dana of the Willow Copse is the play in which
tit noted COuldock appears to so much adyar-
tse We look for a brilliant time tonight at the
Aaeneum. Read the after part of the per-
t,zauce.
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Inc Pittsburg Journal foots up the returns
l'taight as follows: Democratic 81, Cyl; Union
$40.
Inc Despatch says: We do not believe the
'sat will oe correctly ascertained until the Of
ta vote of the several counties has been count
"od, This will be done to-day, and carly ncxt
TX we shall be able TO announce hcresult-
&sawhile we advise our readers, of either par
Il to keep cool, aud not place too much con-
fence in reported mjorities, as many of those
i'Saiy received are Somewhat "cypherouS."
The Post says the following members of Con-
e7sss are, ol,.,+n5.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTTON.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l6.-A dispatch from
Wilkesbarrc makes Wayne 800; previous re-
port, $50 DEM Is
OfIicial-Scott 36,82s, Cochran 81, Co.,
The official returns from Northampton Co. give
Scott 1920.
PrrrsRuRen, Oct 17-Alleghcny county, off,
cial gives Cochran for Canal Commissioner,
1870; Scott s,0s4. Auditor Genernl-Phelps
L, 29s, Fry, 5000. Surveyor Gencral-Laportc
1928, Rowe s,llG.
Congress-lst District-Ritchic, Rep, Z. GA,
Mcdonald, Dem, 5,944, Wright, American, Ar.
Senate-Gazzam II, 1874, HEPBURN, Dem, S, 94S,
Wray, Amer, S6G.
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FIRE

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-At Q o'clock this
morning fire commenced in the lumber ward
of Sam'l Mcgargc, on Delaware st near High
bridge, which was entirely destroyed The fire
extended to the Iron Rolling Mill of James &
Nathan Rowland and the machine works of Z.
B. Chapman.
About twenty dwellings were destroyed on
the Beach, Penn and Poplar SITS. Also, Joseph
Anthony's carpenter shop, Geo. F. Schneider
ship chandler, the steam engine of the Young
America and the Boston Cataract engine in ser.
vice. Loss exceeds 5000, 600.
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(Front tie Cincinnati Weekly Times Nay 18TH 1851
Another IriNI between IL ivuI Corn ~ md (: o u
MILLS, nj

THE LITTLE GIANT TRIUMPHANT.
We learn that quite crowd assembled Paris Ky. on
the 9TH to witness trial OF power between the Little Grant
and the Excelsior Mills the former which is owned by
Messrs Scott Hedges of this CITY, In relation 1t
Louisville Courier says:
"The grand contest between the Corn and Cob Mills
Little Giant and Excelsior Young America
no little attention, and despite the both
coucoure of people present This
We believe tile second trial had this spring between
contendnE NILS The present TiumP for two silver
gohelS valued ut SSO The judges appointed by rutus
j. Clay, ESQ President of the Bourbon Agricultural Society
tcnsive stock feeders The following report
committee:
1.-The undersigned having heVn appointed committee of
Judges, members of the Bourbon Count -cutural SocI-
ETY., to determine under (sues presC lbed guild
Hnce,l the relative merits OF the Corn Cob Mills
MessrS scott Hedges, Cincinnati, known Little
Giant Ind OF Messrs Douglas, Smith, Co.. Zancsvle
named Excelsior Young America" (ovett's pnent) The
trial took place in Paris KY the 9Th and 9th days
May, 1854.
1.-THE Little Giant in hundred revelations ground
ttoekce and hay bushels of meal at average
40u pounds by the dynumoetsr Young America,
same number ofreYoluons, ground Jour and MrteeighM
bushels, average draft pounds bushrl
and No. dsrive. The quantity cobs
from the meal ground by the Young America, double
that Of the Little Giant The meal of Giant was
uniform hnrirs than t!iHt ground Young
cs,; the grinding surfuce i'll the Little GiaUt supposed
be IRE times greater than the Young America MIL
'T:csc tests, and examination Of the
Tie mills, led the committee to the opinion that this Little
Giant is the superior mill ard ulspted to l. Use "f
the farmer, and hcy therefore award to Mgssrs Scott
Hedges the two silver goblets. BRUTUS j. CLAY,
w. Il. DUNCAN,
L. I. GARitAlD,
X. HUTCHCRAIT,
". G. LYLE
For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling. Vn.
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90 Dog WOOL HATS, Just received.
ASeEtdt 'ob HARpER
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no THE PU RLTC.

=. ,s.. day sold to Messfs. Campbell MeDermO,
ru.erscucer Office. wereturn our sincere thanks
,,.ron, for the many acts of kindness We have re-
@ asl- hands and cordially commend our successors
-yo,ise. wedoubt not they viii ever be found prompt
,,.a,lve TO every department of business, and will
effort to deserve the patronage of the community
a,,un,s will run the 18th Instant, and We hope our
viii aid US in speedily closing up our outstanding
r,:.t;'
- business, of the arm Will he settled by either of the
~ and r Beatty will be found at the Office for that
.--s,e. BEATTY q co.
Ming. Oct. sth, 1886.
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DIED.
On Friday the 81 inst of Consumpt on Mrs MARIA wife
Of W. F. ARMSTRONG, Of KY, and daughter of JAS PAL.
MFR. NJ Rr""k County. Va.
DIED.


WATsoS's TES DOLLAR SswING MACnxE.-meh ale
pleasure of examining what appears one Of the
most simple, complete and Elective labor saving machines
of the age 1t is ten dslar sewing machins-neat and
tasteful in Its patented by Wat.
son. If he is not entitled to the thanks
class Of needle women IT is dcnlt to Imagine how the
thanks of the community be due TO any Inventor
While we have had infinite talent and labor
expended upon other great improvements and while the
minds of many ingenious inventors been directed to
improvements Of the larger sewing price
which complete obstacle general introduction
does not appear that the invention of machine which
could be Afforded at the low price dollars has hitherto
been considered by them possibility: yet we find that
an ingenious mechanic has simpled invention us to
bring within the reach Of almost every family We have
seen this machine in operation and have examined some
beautiful specimens of its to say that
it entirely practical in its character aud WILL in our jug
ment, find its way into general We cannot We think
do to the public favor their attention
to this invenOn-CAicd9O Democratic Press
See advertisement in auott cOcrIuu.n. ect1o
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NEW YORK MARKET

ocropEa l5.-Flour steady, $500 bbls sold.
Wheat buoyant, 40, 900 bushels sold, sales red
at ,6oa1,62. Corn advancing, 81 900 bushels
sold at 81 for white and yellow. Pork buoyant,
700 hbls sold at $3.50. Beef firm Lard dull
at 33-4. Whisky easier sales at 3Tl-2.
Stocks firm. Chic. and r. Island % 1-2; Cum
bertrand l08; Ills. Cent. 1l6; Bonds SIS; Mich
South. Ss1-S; n. Y. Cent. So a.: Penna, Coal
%; Reading 6o3-,t; Missouri 6s 80 Galcna and
Chicago 100 IL; Mich. Cent % 81; Erie Gil;
Cleve. and Toledo 20 5-8; Glove and Pitts 81 g.
Sterling Exchange dull.
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wrhc Gren, EIec,rie 6

SB-Thr Grent Electric 0iI.-PRnr Or GEArH
vi hts every person who doubts where to tile
Electric Oil, and whether 1t does all pains
TO call on Gen WEIGH Col e. H. Grant, Thirteenth
street n Schneider Masonic Hail. George Dyer ESQ.,
BOP North Third street, also Dr. Keyser s. Hotel
and every prominent druggist IN this and large city,
All Of whom sell mr. Electric OIL S000 will be given every
sell my Electric OIL, and otertakc this wager, you
boosters None genuine without my label
blown on the glass. PRor. c. De GR&TII.
Only maker Of Electric OIL in the void.
Sole depot, 80 South Eighth street, Chestnut
removed, as basely advertised BY pretemicrs.
For saleby 7. II. LOGAN & CO. bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGlILINS Il BUSlIFIELU,
rCrt
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RRnM e., Inr1c

Der. 1.-THE American torch-light process
sion last night was the grandcst and most impo-
sing affair ever witnessed here.
The Democratic meeting was also large, and
speeches were made by several distinguished
gentlemen.
Yesterday was most brilliant and successful
day of the fair, and the weather pleasant. Over
forty thousand people We're on the grounds
The display of horses and cattle was the most
extensive ever made in the West
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POTlCAOMAMIE

E new and beautiful art OF orunmcnng the srnplest
Gass Nesselto resemble the Finest pAIsTED caSt Ar
TiThs OF TltE Cost is creating imrllse
IA nn Gentene are alike fascinated this delight.
chaste and elegant for Chill
cH ana schools encouraging for Krac. In 4rSIgr
ana harmony IN the arrangement of colors The whole AT
can De perfectly acquired in half hour. BOOK Of Iasne
"n separately 81 Boxes containing Vases BOOK and
every article required IS. by Express W
jc1I-1ydaE ;In Rrn.J.H. S'G II
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MISCELLANEOUS.
. THE .LIpnnE GIANTn
CORN AND COB MILL
klPEL SETS OF GRIslIERs & DOUBLE RIND1:
OR IN OTHER WORDS, -
tnNNn MILLS I'M ONE


Thus enabling persons using them accomplish twice as
much in the time be done By Single Mills
size GREAT INPR0vE1IENT has also been made in
the strength Of Ri and the Manufacturers
challenge the world produce machine, ur-
pose, capable OF accomplishing much with so little
power So light and portable aud yet and
Bile, as the narrowed or Three Cone
Double Littic G inHI Corn Will.
The Mill not be broken by my fair meaus except
there be defects in the castings. Should hap
pen be NALL bit of gravel small stick knot in tic
the mill will grind them without ninring II
We do not COURSE them against Improper uses
Farmers Stock Growers Butchers, and every
who has any Kind either fatte working
that in 10 head that
the price OF No. Mil every months. THE
IMPROVED "LITTLE GIANT" is offered as the
BEST CORN AND COB CRrsHER EVER MADE, AND
Is so GUARANTEED.
No. :, or three horse Mill srinds, from Is to 80
3, or two horse Siii siinis from Is 10 20
bushels per hOnr, '' % 90
" 9, or one horse Mil grnds, from 10 to 10
bushels per hour. ............. 10 90
!, will grind from bushels per hour. 90
SCOTT Il HEDGES,
Corner Main Water Streets. Clneinnaii. Ohio.
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CRcrIT CouEr.-This tribunal was i'll session
.5atl! hours, but nothing of the slightest pub,
interest was done. Thecases of John Grcish-
as, for shooting and Bridget Lnlly, Indicted of
6sad Larceny are set for trial on the 10th day
November. The Court has adjourned over to
Monday morning at o o'clock.
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FROM RAIrI,1nPR

Der. l7.-The steamboat Monmouth run into
the brig Woodward on Tuesday night, hence for
New Orleans. The brig escaped with slight in
Jury, but the Monmouth sprung a leak and ina
short time sank. Nine persons, principally be-
longing to the and fourteen others escaped
by raft and were subsequently picked up.
The Southern mail brings no papers South of
WASHINGTON.
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COrner ALaln Z water streets. cIncinnaii, ono


BEACH ISLAND, s. c., 1856.
constant sc for the last nine months and have fed
horses and mules harder than during tic past summer and
they have never before, at this Of the year. been
good condition they Two horses will grind
fifteen bushels hour easily, and feel confident that
save fully thirty per cent. by using the Mill acquainted
with several kinds crushers consider the L(IIL z
GIANT far superior to any have scen.
Yours respectfully TlIOS s MILLER.
White mad IA Nv
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KID GLOVE CIFANFR-=

KID GLOVE CLEANER.
Important Discovery to the Economist en-
"A tirely Sew-JustImuortel. "'o 90
'sJOUSES'S INOD0R0US PREPARATIONS
FOR instantly KID GLOVES without The sybta,.
sELL Rub snail portion the gloves and the dirt in
aiSsPpears-can be Immediately aEteryarjs-
0e bottle 10 warranted to clean y pair Gloves Price
~ cents IFy before buying All the Agents are present
co wlth an open bottle to its operation AGENTS
are coming money by the unprecedented demand MoTs
CONTENT, NEARY co, Wholesale Store.
JelI-uaWly No. h02 X
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Mss MAGGIE o. GIRBs gives another and a
,lclictory concert Tonight at Washington Hall,
,iea there will be an entire change of pro-
cnne, and a still more extensive distribution
4-ifs
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~ Prof DE Cro,h,. V,cc,r,. o;,-rn.

~ Prof. DE Grath,s Electric Oil.-Tuy
new PH1STIcE-ELEcrRc CuRE-Pn is the premo of
death Relieve the pain, and you check the disease,
Prof De Grath Electric the marvel OF this age for
Cores Rheumatism often in a day.
Cures Neuralgia. Tootlnche 9 minutes.
Cures Cramp in Stomach, 5 minutes
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, i to $ days
Cures p Pain BnSS, breast, day.
Cures Ps lss s Ssaa Glands lands. !.
aisy pn psGr 10 Asthma
Seroins A5sSss to 10 days Frosted Feet and Gill
ASK Mr wilkins, OF Lynchhurs If chas De Gra,h,s xec
VII; O du not cure him Of rheumatism strains re-
All Rev Mr. Cadwelf did relieve him of severe
eoH QUE ANA AM [ Esinin the breast In one night;
Ash pr; WEIGH OF Buchanan, If 1t did not cure him of
ISsisl glands in The throat in fifteen minutes when the
ASH Mrs Argyle If it did We her of the headache
Ask Mrs Iackford Lynchhurg II /. did not cure her
DEAFNESS CURED.
NV HAVEN. Nav 18Th 1876
Prof DeGrnMy brother has been deaf three , ears
ii cured him entirely. CIIFFoRp n e sr ssT an"
Ask Mr. Scranton who afterwards bouEi. $50 worth 10
sm S+d OIL removes all PAIN once Rheuma-
Afflicted ID Years and Cured one Week! Read letter
from ''e'' James Temple:
Prof De GRArn:-I have been age,i IL une 9tn 1870
and other painful comrlants and have been unable
sleep so1dy or walk distance many years past
NJ slept sSandl and to-day am lik- new man
III week. S1 wha s Sr You Electric on
=" "a" III 10 years. Gracefully, yours,
rh, o,,,,, kev. JAMES TEMPLE, $40 South st.
rms vi is mild pleasant harmless Its nronares
ts all Tor good Children should given them teeth
e ai Tor Group beware of base mtators protesting to
ESete or 1hvy know nothing inanufactare
Ta oily aim bonE to get money! Look beware
stn street, Ehlldelpha, removed ms advertised v
base scamp Name the wrapper and blown In the bottle
-. FROF, @. De GRATII
Sole inventor and maker OF Electric OIL in The world
tSrSaIe pST H. LOGAN CO. and LAUGIILINS& RUSH
-~ 60 octl6:W
II 90 Dog WOOL HATS Just received
1 ses.G. $50. -------.z--- s. .. HARPER SON.
1l HOPS.
= E. :y,s bales New Hops,in store and :irsaIe by
H1!ls NJ. REILLY
SWEET POTATOES.
D b5ls prime, from Baltimore, for sale by
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BENJAMIN PAGE, In. 4 Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceuttsts and Chemists,

Agents.
Philadelphia T. W. K Sons 1872 y 81 street, Sr,
York. Barnes Park, ci broadway, Duane Dalti.
norc CuSpare brothers. Gay and Penna Avenue Gin.
ctnnati John d. Park Chicago barclay Brothers e1S s
]. Wright 4 Co. " " oceans
Sold in Wheeling. by Lnughlins Bushieid T. H. Logan
anh other Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States and Canadas. oct3dawiy
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SSORSI

sSY- We learn from the St Louis Republican
that the opening Of continuous line of railroad
from the principal cities and manufacturing
places in Georgia, to Nashville, Tennessee, is al
ready developing new trade, and one which
promises to he profitable to them and others
ALer,nLri0 Gnsette
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ClxcrHxArt, October 17th-Riyer unchanged
Weather cloudy and. cool
PIrrsnuEGr, Oct. l7.-Rivcr 0 inches by
metal mark, at II stand. Weather damp and
cloudy, with indications of rain.
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTONISHING cur
AANPToN,S I:EGETIlRI+E II; TLNnzz,RE, !,

BALTIMORE, March "a, 1856.
This is to certify, that nbount nine years
tackled with pain in RICH. ankle We physi
clan; who ordered il to be ponced, very mucl
to the height of knee suffered very severely with Dan
which frequently laid open 10 the bone ami
out OF which came particles Of bone Of 2S
anu one '''*o T THii T GGuNfR Hf &1 lGns
& nen tITsm to Hartford county Of this States the Pys
GERS but could not live afterwards This physician work
ing ulcers proud e and pieces Of Bonc S,aS S
ewing me any Troublesome Of the applications very
severe That when applied the agony great my
could not stand by and suffer thought at this time
much unlike honey-comJ, the numerous ulcers runninS
freely white pus with no sign Of blood and when
l1 scEttcn ny myers Willie us would ISSUE thereiron
BALTIMORE MY HOME.
then returned tU baltimore my hulne expecting
BY the advice ofmy friends various remedies. come
worsei swelling calne left hip after severe pain
also formed my spne which my Physicians cut S ous,
only means Of saving my life. After this yet another form.
ed on my right arnI and also le groin, on
e.. those WHO saw them was reduced skeleton
DEATH A RELIEF!
ty.I Hea %Gn1 have been reiiefto had tried ply
rec fSssS sTGls ssSE Gf ssn 4S Sa
y:d % %seaie similar to the one was lsboEing under,
hys Years; commenced taking Rcmltom's TegetuSiS
[IIorE CoMEsJ
time haS Sen E'h o, PITed me with hope and by the
nh me commence 10 believe that it would CON
.thmsa rs Est.sl improving Ny ulcers nealcd
sat farther detail am happy say leg also healed
anu general renovation of health has place and
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
atone have given but faint idea my surerngs hui
my friends WHO read this will hear tes:moTv ~, I'll IL,
have Eatd iu favor Of - - " '''s
HtinptOn's Vegetable ITncturer
and will all are ted az I L,v b.,, 60 S.
1t with the utmost confidence ~ " -
EDWIN NJ. SPRANKLIN
No. q Register street,
8dUorsnorth of Pratt ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-18

ArgsAaAScEs up to late hour last night in
dieatel an old fashioned, rivcr-rising rain. All
the people, and more especially the river-ites,
say. 20 mote it be"