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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
Tho Free STATES.

Of all the Free States Indiana and Cali
fornia will be the only ones which have not
worked off the old order of Border Rufhan
Governors. Fourteen of the Free States
will now have Republican heads to direct
their action, and from this time forward, it
may be regarded as fixed fact that there is
au "American sentiment" that Fogydom
has received its deadly wound; and that
there Is A NORTH.-Toledo Blade.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14

WIsooNsIN.-The Northwest is only sec
ond to New England in its devotion to
Freedom. Wisconsin gives about 1000
majority for Fremont, carries both branch
es of the Legislature and, with them Uni
ted States Senator, and elec.s three mem
bers of Congress-. She will stand right at
home and in both branches of the Nation
al Assembly.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14

Rockford Ill. Nov. IL

John F. Taylor, Sheriff of WinnebagO
Co, in attempting to arrest Alfred Com
dryman, charged with stealing, this A. NJ,
was shot dead by the prisoner. The mur-
derer fled to the woods. Large numbers Of
citizens pursued him, captured and lodged
him in iail. Great excitement and strong
disposition to lynch him was manifested
which was finally prevented.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
DIR. TUBBS'
December appointments.


DR.. II. TUBBS, can be consulted at his rooms,
FREMoNT-Kessler's American, Tuesday, End Dec.
SiNDUSKY-St. Lawrence House, Saturday, 18th Nov.
TIFFIN-shawhan House, Wednesday, Sd Dec
For consultation upon all diseases of Throat Lungs,
Heart Liver Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Spleen, also,
Dronsv Gravel Rheumatism, Nervousness, Debility, Dys-
pepSia Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities
etie of longsandng complaints both external and In
ternaI For years DR.. has devoted his entire
time to chronic Diseases treating thousands annually
many whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach In no case minerals ether POsOHs employed
nor he ake sick 10 make re nor tear d0on to BAUD
nm The medicines be taken With safety BY the nt
delicate aud patients remain at home and eontnue
with prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the treatment afer friends and phy
scans had given up all hope, the indsputabe evidence
of which can always be furnished lnyads however re-
duced and desparng invited to call and may be as
sured that encouragement viii be gwen or expense m
cured without corresponding prospect cfreeovery
INSANITY.
To continue the usual variety we give this month eas
combining mental with physical disease:
CUYAHoGA FALLS, July, 1856.
Dr. TUBBs-Dear Sir: Seven years ago this month my
son had been exposed to wet and home i'll and deler-
ous We supposed the effect OF cold, and took means
to break it. For the subsequent eighteen months hoWeI-
e he remained in this condition. exception lucid intervals
an hour occasionally For the last s1 months
before consulting yOu he constantly insane His gen.
lated and ssow We had employed the best skill athome
and finally took him to Cleveland where be was examined
bv the Faculty of the Medical College and prescribed for
Their prescription (schna) seemed too harsh or power
came to YOU had little faith in his recovery, as the
most noted pysicaua in this part Of the State had failed
Under yonr treatment he became perfectly sane anG
regained his health ThstooS place tive years ago and up
to the present time he enjoys good and sound mind
| r Yours respectfully,
JAMES L. GRENELL.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
NJ Mr. FilImore INNS lowest Of t

RE- Mr.. Fillmore runs lowest OF the
three candidates in his own city, county and
State, as also in the Union. This Is YER
dict AGAINST not the man, but the principles
he up6olds. When he ran for Comptroller
lin 1847, on the Free territory issue, he led
his ticket, and carried the State by many
thousands.-N 7. Tribune,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
Tho VVheelbOrrOw Political Wager.
Boston. NoY. s. 1856.


Major Benjamin Perley Poore, the late
Fillmore candidate for Congress in the Sixth
district, arrived in this city this afternoon
with his wheelbarrow and barrel of apples,
which he had wheeled all the way from
Newburyport, distance of thirty six miles,
in two and half days. The Job was in
fuliIment of bet with Col. Burbank, the
Fremont State Senator elect, that Fillmore
would get more votes in Massachusetts, than
Fremont The Major, wheeling his apples
was escorted up State street about two o.
clock, bv the Fillmore clubs of Boston and
Charlestown, military company and a
mounted cavalcade of citizens. The novelty
of the performance collected many thous-
ands of the people, and the Major was
greeted with tremendous and tumultous APP
pIause on all sides. He delivered the APP
pies to Colonel Burbank on the steps Of the
fremont House, where both gentlemen de-
Ilivered congratulatory speeches, mounted
on the barrel. Ten thousand people were
present
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
IOST! $500 REWARD!

r osTIN CLYDE, Sept. 18th, 1856, CALF SKIN WAL
l 4 LET containing papers as follows; 80,
One note signed by VIM H. Willis, dated August 18TH
s5s for sI06 PAYABLE to Vim. II. Bacon or bearer, with
endorsement of sll.5O Sept. 9th, 1886.
One note signed Lyman Miller dated Feornary I&2tn' &
1885 drawn for SI1O sixty days after date, payable TO WI"
II. Bacon bearer. 5,,-. e.L 1sss
one note signed Charles Hoffman, dated sept oth w.
drawn for Sl15O, payable five months aiter o-''e ~
II. Bacon or bearer. a., frotez
One dollar in paper currency Also nuino ~ ~
and receipts which of no value to any any PI CON
To he left at P B. Beerys Store, Clyde ono
Sept 26, 1856. 35d
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
What FIIlmore has none.

In a speech at N. York few days since,
VIM. H. Fry, said of MiIIard Fillmore
He has polluted the stream of Liberty
as single cockroach would spoil the larg-
est pot of coffee. [Great laughter. Millard
Fillmore had said, ID know no North, no
South, no East, no West" That wasn't all,
the compliment was returned-no North, no
South, no East, no West knew Millard Fill
more.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
OSMEGo. Nov. IL.

1t has been aseertained that the Propell-
er which foundered on Lake Ontario, during
the late gale, is the j. w. Brooks, belonging
to the Northern Transportation Company.
Every soul on board was lost. The Pro-
peIler was insured for $4,000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
BxGHAMProN, Nov. s.

The dwelling of Mr.. Perkins, near Kirk
wood, was destroyed by fire last night, and
Mr.. Perkins, his wife, father, and seven
children perished in the flames.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
FREMONT FOR 1860.

The New Haven Palladium has come in
to the ranks for Fremont in 1850, and says
Let the organization, so recently begun, be
perfected in every State, and although with
out the power of the General Government,
we shall nevertheless, have the power to
hold the enemies of Fremont firmly in check
and be all ready to make 3 finish of them
in the short period of four years. Gen.
Jackson failed of an election when he was
first nominated. He had but 20 votes out
of 261. The next time he had 178 out Of
26I.
The Young Mems Central Union of N.
Y. have also taken ground for Fremont
in 1860. They have passed the following
resolutions:
ResoIued, That we hereby declare our
preference for John c. Fremont and Will
liam L. Dayton as candidates for President
and Vice-President of the United States in
1860, and pledge ourselves to an unwaver-
ing support of the principles of the Repub-
lican party as expressed in the Philadelphia
Platform adopted June II, 1856; also de-
claring our utter hostility to fusion, under
any circumstances, with the so called Aboli-
ton, American or Democratic parties.
ResolUed, That recent events demand
the adoption of positive measures for the
security Of the elective franchise in this and
all the large cities of the State; and that it
is expedient to petition the Legislature, at
its ensuing session, for the prompt enact
ment of a stringent registry law.
Chicago, Nov. IL.
The Young Mems Fremont Club met this
evening and re-organized, appointed an
Executive Committee, and seconded the
nomination of the You"g Mems Central
Union New York, of Fremont for the Presi-
dency in 1850.
The Bucyrus Journal hoists the names
of John c. Fremont and William L. Day
ton, for President and Vice President, in
1860.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14

At Granville, North Carolina, lately two
slaves belonging to Lewis B, Norwood mur,
dered their master by pouring large poi
of boiling water down his throat
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
NEW JERSEY.

Notwithstanding this State cast her cleo
toral vote for Buchanan, Newell, the Re
publican candidate for Governor is elected
by over 1000 majority.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
The PresIdentiaI EIector..

The election of Buchanan and Brecken-
ridge by the people, we regard as a ''fxed
fact" The vote for President by electors
will stand:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
The Popular Vote.

Below we make the best approximation
which our present information admits to the
popular vote, for the several Presidential
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
Fitch's Gallery of Art.

Anbrotgpss DeguerreOtypes and Photograph take" 81
superior style Also Portraits painted Lvs S''e "a
ther from the sitter, from DGgusrrs0ype' ana '3'
faction rGrraatsd in all cases.
have lately purchased the stock fixtures e 9eongng
In the D. Wiles roOm in Minis block ana sn1 e1nta
ne the business at the place. where sha Oe AAPS
10 attend to those who favor me with call.
Instruction given in AmbrotyPing also in Portrait and
Landscape r1ise painting. NJ. W. FITCH.
Fremont Oct 81 1856. 4Oy1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
RANK OF FRENT0NT-

N1Bls, TILL0TSON & WHITE, having associated with
~ themselves. ALBERT KING, and NARY KING, Of
Tulley, N. Y viii continue their business under the title
of the Bank of Fremont. F. s. WHITE, Cashier.
Fremont, Nov IL 1856 42m3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14

M Who will bring US a load of wood !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
MEDICAL.
Prof WOODS,


HAIR RESTORA,CIVE.ls nov for the frat
IL time introduced thu citizens Of Wheeling, no IS
Monroe street. which Is the only remedy invented
that viii eGectuallg restore the hairs and whSeEs
the original color Of youth without dying; the bald
head In short time with corn remove dand-
rua and prevent the hair from falling OH Is free from
the nhy sediment Objectionable in divers Preparations of
different before the puc the RESTORATIVE Il
beautiful article for the toilet for the old and
Only be appseciaeb lie use; and al respectfully vI
and gentlemen Of high reputation in she South and Hesr
where invented but viii refer The Certificate below
Of the distinguished RtesGlRn and SENATOR jsSe BrCese, Of
mInots.
c4RLTLs, H.. June 81, 1as9.
IhRye Used Prof. o. g. Woods Hair Restorative and
thought premsureY grey, but by the his Resto
rat!TS has Fesnsd Is original Soo and have doubt
'.-'l>'s-' y SIDNEY BRErsR,
Ex-senator OtGbs United States.
Pref. Woods. Oriental SnunIEVe Ltnfment.
This Lintaent IS valuable auxiliary In the treatment Of
Of the formidable Diseases with which lot
to contend for nstanee, Inflammation 81 lie lWSS dsd
bo7SeS. By thorough application Of this
wise formidable diseases dSarmed OF than
half their teErorS particularly among children and thous
hnds OF mothers, they allowed to speak would with all
The eoquenee OF feeling and Affection bear their united tes
Inony 20 the fact that had snRtched their children from
the very jaws OF death and former
larry in removing what generally known ue Cake,
enlargement Of the spleen In all where
nal applications oserTicr this niaeEt viii be found useful
GENERAL DEPOT 595 Broadway, New York; and III
Markets, g. Louis.
Potssle Wholesale and retsilin wheelswsby -
J. b. YOWELL, Monroe ST., and
NsrchtI Bridge Corusr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
MIisCELI. AN E0Us.
.BLAcKwooD's EDINBURdNAGA2INF,

TIE great aud important eyepls-Relg!Oup, Political and
NitaFynoW agating the nations ofthe Old World give
these Publications interest and value that they never be-
fore They the middle ground between the
hasty written nuwstes crude speculatons and flying Tu-
the newspaper the pondrIous tome othe hisu.
ran written long after the living interest in the facts he
tie East occupies large space in ther pages Ivsry moy
men closely criticised whether orIrnd FOE, and ali
cRIMEN and from the RAiTIC in BacL%sods Magazine,
from two Of it. most popular contributors give ipr
liGerents than can elsewhere he found.
There PTiodiess a6 Represent the three great posenl
parties Of Great BTttsnWhlg, Tory, and Rehabilitation
pelics forms 0nS feature Of their Character A. Organs
Of The moot profound sers Science, Literature Morale
ty and Religion they stand they stood uuyR
led in the world of letters being Indispensable
actory record of The current OF literature the day tto
cut the word thar epoPOssbly be obtained from uyO'her
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from tbe British pub
ring he present exciting state of European aars nasueA
they now can be placed in the hands of the subscribers
TERMS.
For any ofthe four $500
For any two Of the four 800
For any three Of tltr four Reviews 100
for all o. our lhe ityvieHs 800
POr Lakewood and three Reviews eco
For Lakewood and hFfOur Reviews 1000
| Payments to be made IN all cases in adraRes,
Money current in the State schcrs issued
SsiR be reeeiUei as par.
CLUBBING.
discount q Wenave per sent. from Nae above prices
will be allowed clubs ordering direct from L. Scott Co..
four more copies Of Of the above works. Thus:
-Four copies Of Lakewood Of Review, will be semitic
one address for four copies Of The Oar RSvsws and
| Lakewood for $50; and so on.
POSTAGE.
In al the principal cities and Towns works VII b4
delivered Free Of EOStnRe. When ssut by mall, Ghs
the POataSe 10 any part of the uned States VIII be but
Twenry-FO Gent. a year for .Iackwood' and Uu,
FoRrtCen CentS year each OF the Bevlews.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
NO. Two
WASHINGTON HALL.

the sign Of the Big Red Boot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

no. 49,
1000 pr men's kip boots EoyES,s SkrTSas HATF
1000 do do thick bo0ts. -tyrEpS XII
lJ9O do do calf boots, 600 mr. votneuts gaiterS
l'etS DO 40 water proof DO 400 do half CATERS,
-. MEN BkoGAS5 J90 do walking Shoes
S9o mems calf broSars, $40 do pegZed shoes,
tt'' S9S PFlhe do . do KID blak n, alp
Loco low priced do MASSES soorEss HrsE1Sa
BOYS BOOBIES. H1C. EI-
1890 pair boys thick bootses $40 misses morocco lace
100 do do kip 90 800 do Lip 40
800 10 do calf DO Sl9 do cali do
~, Terfa,a nooTS $40 do Kid and Moroc-
500 pr youth4 calf boots GO buskins
500 do kip do $50 do black blue and
i"S 90 th:ek do hrouzed CATERS
~, n9t5 AND f9CTIs HSoGASs. cElLoEES4 B0oTEEs.
t1 pr Boys ZIP orognns, $3.50 pr fancy bootees,
~! !V 40 th'ek do .lhN kid 6moroeco q
4e ~ youths DO do l53O chdrsn's pegd,'
90 90 Kip do 1909 ehidren's Soat. Is
s11 boys and youths caltdo 1890 do cplored
WoAES's Lt6R BOOTS GEN sGoea
5l morocco lace boots 1000 pairs mens' ladies' and
ASyU S3H DO chldren's Gum Shoes.
6vE h!d do ASpcAP5
ASVo AP DO 90 dog men n;en' plush caps,
RoXEs.
800 wood baEd hoxes.
Fhan&o for the liberal patronage heretofore extended u.s.
We solicit continuance or the same.
.spS MsCLiLLEXs Knox & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
Savings Bank Store.
asv gAsmosED LErrgas n rnn on pogrorp1c

I AN SOW reSsTLnG AID opening unusually large and
general asSoFsment OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnes TN
Ess 9rest Wheeling, Va, in the formerly occupied AS
Ne Feet Oss and opposite the AcLge House, very large
de manufacturers Of the North under the
sIeumPtAnSes acd Offer them TO the citizens Of wheeling
aad vicinity 81 rencsd wholesale nad Eela aud respectful
~ solicit shsTe Of patronage
deem nAel:ss 70 much IN praise OF my stock Ii
% take noe the people Of Wheeling easily hum
Jagged BY advertising pus suffice to have any
J Of mems Youh6 and boy Boots and Shoes mirror
Hseskin wool Leghoru brush and Hats and for
sS every variety Of SILK, Lawn and Braid Bonnets
DC most recent fashions ard styies
Asoeh0es slippers and Caters. both for ladies' misses
SD children q tas sshonAbs ssyie make qualify
-sSlI and foe yourselves.
Having purchased large stock above named Art
Ge. TeIt respectfully invite Country Merchants cab
add 500 me, seed me their ORDERS f~g duplicate tls
purchased IN A7S eastern elties SoF cash
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

No. /, sprigs House Emporiuml!
eLoTAs. cAssLNEREs & vEsrLNes.


1Ahs pleasure IN being able ts 70 Old customers
and Sae fashoaAe community that have juat re ned
te Ss Tofk AMI have 1sen able procure the lash
Iahte Goods for The eSRson ths ths Great Emporium New
fes sSa import from France and the old cOanrc5 hav-
ScE dispensed With the sale Of Common Clotin gTcs me-
soRs room And ue 10 sstsnd OF al OF my
erotssIs N pho Fash.9aaSIa way. Ny
BLACK, BROWN, GR9ER, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DAHLIA CLOTHS.
sooAR and Nocl ClShmsretts, al shades and eo;ors,
EroAEns D.Apnr Summer Cloths Linen Grass clotha
e. Tor making PsoeG, DTess. Sack aud business
heaeh sngi9h OcA American CasseErs; also Ducks Lin
IN DFi1inXs, &C. for making Pan;s.
- ~ testin8S have the beautiful ever
Iso9sd ~ IN any atty, al ofhieh prepared
- IN the most nShona5e and best style secured
W. ArsSs1ls services Cutter the eolng season,
Eel cefIa IA EyRg shat furnish than
say house west q ibe mountains.
u Sonnsetton With the above Ihsvs beautiful
q SaTnisHS 0oedz all hne, reasonable and fashionable
Sosssn5 Of Goth, Cashmere Gashmerett, BOInbazine,
faas LnS1 pTabts and Plain Linen Fock, Dress and Bus
sss EoAts Vests and PInts made from the Fashions
BE AID SsssSnable Goods, Ia great variety.
so 14Esa snd Cotton 5hirts, SILK Linen, lambs
Snn ondsr-sTs9 and Drawers CraVats Stocks, Collars,
SioFsS And Suspsndeys.
Hosiery q great variety also, every other article suitable
sF completing gsn;lernan's wardrobe
~ ne soS'e named ARTICLES together with osherS,
Sso ne found at my store, No. I Sprgg Houae.
E1easa eau N and t4Gs look, and much o6lgo yours
Ell 3. RICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
z1Sesg1ttz, ONO.
.M. s. rnd,r.mi.s..

". J. 5. VondsrsmiM:
DEAR SiR:--i have been afflicted for three years
With Rheumatism in back and for the last months
able orry bed Whont Hrip and Your agent
and what effect twoud have; and bottle has relieved
much that able get Of bed without dill
Guilty Il has blessing just try yUu.selfand
Mas. N. COCHRAN
-'','-'> $50 ''e'e r IL LOGAN & CO.,
nyI:ty Bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
CoMPLETH LIBRARY BpIrIoN

In yS very large octave volumes with Portrait rsel,
OF Chres Dickens, containing the reading matter M
the Illustrated Edition, and comprising thousand
very large double coumne pages handsomely printed and
bOundin various styles.
VOLUME contalns Pickwlck Panera and Old nn.iAni,r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
B. &AESA- - y. 7. TAT1AS-
Marshs& Wayman
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL TK.LERs IS
BOOTS AND SHOES
IAITsIE Old SIla9 OF =. 2. NAHsl
No. IS, Monroe St.,

WHEELING, VA.
[SExE BOOB To GREEs, or AND coas1
NEsre now receiving from our eastern manufacturers
one Of the largest and best assortmsnis Of boots and
shoes Eau and Winter WeRr offered this market
they having been selected with anuactursd
70 oreT according TO our own directions the best work
red to accommodate customers, either Wholesale
ta with variety Of Pail and Winter Goods not to be
passed BY any other house In the city either in style quality
or material durability workmanship, whether made in
this city or any other country.
Oar stOek consists In Of the following articles
500 pairs hes, calf boots ;'9'7'
Sc Sc t sis
$50 water proof boots
s< GEX's BRoGANS.
S9O pairs hes: ealf brosans;
60 thick
SO lOwprice brogans.
BoY's isDYUUIH'5 BR05ASs.
600 pairs boys thick brogaus;
s. S s'4'a'; s sS
500 pairs boys t.i Sa. b . IT'S
s. salt elR
$50 palrs yquths' sail boots,
woNAN's WAR
$50 Pairs womRn's CATERS all colore
DO walking shoes;
200 morocco buskins;
80 Jenny Inds;
Kisses sools,
~ morocco 1ootS;
so CATER
240 calf
cHupEHxs xooTs'
500 children's fancy boots;
1ne0 kid and morocco
$500 mems, woaaans and misses gum saOss of the
best quality.
Also great variety here enumerated, which we will
sell either Wholesale retail the accommodating
terms.
Merchants will fnd their decided advantage 10 eau
and examine stock before making heir Pail winter
! MIR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

Popular and Family Medicines
SOLD
JOHN H. THOMPSON,
III Nlatn "a.
~ DR.. Wtstars Bslsan of VIVID Cherry;
Ayers Cherry Pictorial,
John Bull's SarsaparilIR,
Towasend's do
O5Sood'a India CholagoSue,
Or. lIoutin's PePsin,
Green's oVYgenated Bitters,
HOGsnd's German do
Nortiners Rheunrtic Compound,
Searp's Acoustic Oh,
s,roblts Pile Linmeut,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Lninent,
McLane VeTmtfuge,
AcLane Liver pills,
WTghts Indian Vegetable Pius,
jew pRyid'5, or Hebrew Plaster
Poor Name do
Dallsy'5 Pan Extractor,
MsAIlistCr's all healing Ointment,
Dc. Marchisis Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief,
do Medicated Soap.
S Together with all other popular Family Medicines
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-07-23
THE MEETING. or INQUIRY.

L. Primer aud B. Nibs met one beaur
ssiful morning. once upon time, in a ia.
NOUS coffe-house in the city Of Philatielr
phia Mr.. Primer Was a printer, and
Mr.. Nibs was an actor; and as Fate has
ordained that the lives Of printers and
actors shall lie sinaularly itinerait. Mes
srs Nibs aud Prinler--warin friends iu
hoyhood --had been tossed hithera and
and thither on life's tempestous waters
since they two last bad met .sei
/ Both having an amiable weakness for
malt and spirituous liquors, they commsn.
ICED celebrating their happy meeting By
moistening their diaphragms with cock.
tails, which they followed by punches, and
Numerous other fancy drinks Of which the
writer hereof is profoundly ignorant. -
Having no particular prediction for per-
formances ofa cork.screw character we
will not follow Primer and Nihs through
lths chess.board street Of PhiIadelphiai
nor will we attempt to describe thes nu.
merous outbursts of of forensic sloquencs
that they favored mute lamp-posts with:
nor will we recapt late the very many
ihorn.pipes, moarnfully connie songs
lschreechings aud other genial pranks. nAl
rive and TO inehriate manners born, thai
they indnlged in, 49, ,yss
| As still evening came, these two choic,
spirits someho got sci Grated, L. Prim-
ler was alone. Where was b. Nibsl
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