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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05
MARINE AFFAIRS.

AMERICAN STEAM ENGINES FOR THE DANUBE.
At the Morgan Iron Works, foot of Eight street
East River, there are building two large beam
engines, each seventy inch cylinder with nine
feet stroke, for the Royal Imperial Privileged
Danubian Steam Navigation Company. These
engines are to be finished in May, and shipped to
Austria, in parts by sailing vessels. They arc to
be put in new steamers in Europe, to run on the
Danube Mr. Charles F. Loosely, Austrian Con-
sui General in this city, is experimenting the
construction of the engines.
A LIFE RAFT.
w. b. Davis, who has already furnished each
of the Union Ferry Company's boats with a kind
OF swimming apparatus designed to be used for
the rescue of persons falling overheard, and
which is now used on the steamships of the Or
iental Steam Navigation Company, the General
Screw Company, and the West India steamers,
also on the New-York and Hayre steamers, be-
side several large sailing vessels running from
this port, has devised sort of raft much on the
same plan, but of a larger size, and which is ca
pablo of sustaining 1928 lbs dead weight, though
only sixteen feet in length by six in breath. 1t
is formed of canvas tubes, covered with water
proof composition and external framework of
rattan, to prevent its injury from cOncussion.-
A strong netting is spread between the tubes
This is one of the plans proposed for the boats.
Journal of Commerce
CLIPPER SHIP GREAT REPUBLIC,
The magnificent ship, the largest cfpper;in
world, has more than answered the expecta-
tons of her talented builder, by her unriyaled
speed and other excellent qualities, while en-
ployed by the French Government in running
between Marseilles and the Crimca With a
common single reef topsail breeze, she has fire.
quently left the fcctest steamers astern; andshe
works and steers like pilot boat An English
merchant, who had made two passages in her,
offered 100000 for months charter, which
was declined on the ground that she was doing
better in her present employment Mr.. Mckay,
who designed and built this splendid ship, may
feel proud of hcr.-Boston atlas.
Tue BRIrIsn SHIP REsoLUTE- We learn from
a correspondent at New London that the British
Government have given up all claim to the ship
Rcsolute, now lying in that harbor, and that she
is to be sold with all her fixtures, for the benefit
of the parties concerned in her recovery. The
hardy men who succeeded in rescuing this ship
will now receive handsome reward for their
resolution and hardships.-NeiO Harea Falla-
dun, 18th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

TIE DnFIcu1rY AT RIO JANEIRo.-We have
already published brief account of the difficult
ty at Rio Janciro between an English and Amer
lean ship of war, but the following letter, dated
Rio Janeiro, February 10, which we find in the
English papers, gives fuller particulars:
A misunderstanding arose between the Eng
lish and French Adlnirals and the American
Commodorea ut Rio de Janeiro, which at one time
wore rather a serious aspect A steamer called
the America, from New York to California, put
into this port to coal and water On the eve of
her departure, Admiral tombstone received in
formation that the vessel was in reality Rus
sian privateer in disguise, carrying an enormous
Quantity of munitions fwar, Minierif1es, heavy
cannon, &c, to the Pacific, and that the greater
number ofofficerS were Russians. The Admiral
Immediately pulled on board the Savannah, "A.
merican frigate, and demanded explanations of
the Commodore, who, it appears, took rather
high ground, and refused to allow search to
be made on board the steamer. Upon this the
English Admiral threatened to send his steamers
out to overhaul the vessel should she leave the
port and the reply made was that the Savannah
should be towed out by her to protect the Amer
lea II necessary.
Admiral Johnston returned to his frigate,
bound his sails to the yard and made ready for
sea- and the Trident and Ritieman got up their
steam, while the Savannah ran her guns out and
actually cleared Ior aCuuH. EouUse4'tSiEItyt1 INV
ever, the business was patched up by tho Com
rnauder of the steamer declaring upon his word
of honor that the report was entirely false. The
French Admiral, however, declared that he was
not satisfied with the explanation Thus far we
know on shore. Tho America towed the Sayan-
nah out this morning, and the Indefatgable, Ri
feman. Trident, and the French frigate Pour
suivante, sailed last night; but whether collision
viii take place outside, orwhether the Indefati-
Fable and Poursuivante are in reality gone down
to the Rivel Plate, as announced, We cannot
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Tron the New York Mirror
PINKY WINKY AND Her
sEATaER.
rs InrTAI1oS OF tn1AwATHA,' BY IoNGYELLow.l

saia my daughter. PinlY MlRhy;
With lip like ripe eseEEy5
Father, dearest father, tel me
What it,s best to have for breaEfasts
Said !, darling Pinky Winky,
Proud il makes my heart plternal
To perceive this thirst for knowledge
Such Iaudable inquiry
Should be AnsWered, Who can doubt u
Therefore, dearest Pinly WtnkYb
Since you ask me, I VIII answer,
VIII answer, will tell youi
Possibly Il may be GreT.
At this only bare suggestion;
Pinky wInky slightly shuddered,
Saying with some hesitation,
Liver Is the food for paupeTsi
T0be eaten bat With mustarli
Mustard which Is hot and merry,
And Is apt to burn the Snllet-
Then renewing the inquiry;
PatheF, dearest father, tell me;
Tell your fond devoted daughter,
What It,s best TO have for bFeAkfasts
While my heart o'erlioWeI with kindness;
Deareat little PInky Wtnkyi
Since you ask me, l wiz aHsEeri
will answer, ] will tell you,
1t viii probably be a1liIdge.
At this RnsEeT, Pinky Wtnky
Turned her little saucy nose up,
Saying, peTtly, tartly, smaTtly:
Sausage, sausage, always Sausage-
am tired 10 death Of sauSaEe-
Sausages are fat and greasy,
Sometimes made, tits said, Of puppt9i
Puppies juvenile and tender,
Which come to their end untirnely.
No, my venerable father,
II you love your Pinky Wtnkyi
Don't by any means have sausage!
Then again my Pinky Winky
Asked, with questions pertinaeiouSi
Father, dearest father, tell me,
Tell your fond and loving daughteri
What it's best TO have for breaktaAtf
Now felt my anger rising,
And rising Of my danderi
EaId with some irritation:
Since you perseTere In sSking'
Pinky WInIy, Ptnky Wlnky,
will answer, / win tell you
Said 1, In voice emphatic,
Which can only be compared
To the sound Of rolling thunder,
Which reVcrb'rates from the mountains
Or tie sound Of raging EhirlWind,
When Il scatters wide destructionI
Or the sound Of mighty Waters
At the cataract Of Niagara.
Or the sound Of booming cannon,
Spreading widely death and carnagei
Or the braying OF the trumpet,
UFEinE on the charging squadron;
Or the neighing OF the war horse,
AZ he Tushes to the battle.
Said I, in = voice emphatic,
Then It must be 6WeG1cheIt pancake.
As fair and blYhted lily
Droops beneath the feryid sunbeam;
As the grass, oppressed with moisture,
Droops with weight Of pearly deW-dropS,
Droopel the head Of PinEy Winkyi
While her tears In gushing torrents
Pell In puldles on the table,
Deem her bosom heaved with anguish,
Softly in y voice Of sorrow,
And OF tender melancholy,
Sad she muFmured-bucElrhedt pdncGEEsI
o, my 0rdeious-5ucLteEeGt pdEedkts!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

An ARREsr uxDEB THE VIRa1SIA ISsFEcrIoN
was the first day the new law
n. searching vessels went into operation. Capt
ozark Of the pilot boat York, boarded the schoo-
ner Hannah and Abigail in Hampton Roads,
md finding young negro on board who had
neither apass nor free papers, he took the re-
sponsibiity of bringing the schooner back to
t6is port. 1t appeared upon examination, how
ever. that the boy was free, and the vessel and
captain were therefore released. - NORFOLK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

TuE BR.rtsn Sur REsoLUTE.-We learn from
4 eoTYesponde at New. London, Conn, that the
Bri,isla government have given up all claim to
Tie ship Resolute, now lying in that haFbOF, and
fIif slie istO be cold, with al her fixtures, for
the bcnefito the parties concerned ip her reeov-
~. The hardy men who sueeeededis Teseuipg
~ si,kfp viii now receive . handsome reward
for fileif resolution and taFIsbipp HareH
gsILSdfNm.
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LET THE AFFLICTED HE.4R THE TESTIMONY
OF 4 LADY,
ITO have the pleasure Of knowing her. We need
say nothing, others remark that desire to
suffering induces her thus to speak None can
nreciate her Joy and gratitude In being relieved from PALM
aer years Of suffering unparalleled but those f there be
anvil who have suffered like her.
Miss long been resident of this cityor the last
years has been successfully conducting school at No. go
Baltimore The happy change In her health Is subject
OF establishment friends: We ask
those interested call her. She will tell them more OF
her cure by Hptons THrfre than she has written Thus
II Is that this remedy goes giving relief to the Sick We
public them From distant places We also
hear OF the happy result. These facts, with the
current testimony thousands should cause sGcpcsm and
prejudice hide their heads and concede that Hamptons
Tlncture Is a wonderful discovery.
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FoR CnR1szlLIS 4ND VIEW YEARs

ADAMS Premium Dngucrreotyplst, has the pleasure of
informing the citizens of Wheeling, lie Is producing by
the aid of ns,o chemical agent AmbrOypes unlike those
heretofore mnde in this city, They of such brancy,
holiness and artistic ns the admiration Of
every one including artists who visited the most cele-
brated Eastern Galleries, pronounce them hs best they
erer sasr"
-Fiye Medals and Flight Diplomas have awarded
to Adams Remember the Gallery, Main and Union
.,-o.,s de1s
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.sPRIMe ELEeTIoN.

I'VE charge PyE Dol1aRs for Inserting nominations for
Sheriff. to be paid Invariably In advance. Persons no. COM
plying with this rule, vim understand Why their announce
ments do mot appear.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

EN-He who goes to bed in anger has the
deViIfor his bed-fellow. A wag desires us to say
that he knows married man, who, though he
goes TO bed meek and gentle as a lamb, is in the
fAfae pFepicaInent
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~ An editor out West exhibited the other
day, an astonishing instance of absent minded
ness, by copying from an exchange paper one of
his own articles, and heading it, 1tWretched at
tcmpt at Wit
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DHUCkINW
Vienna, in the Zeit of Berlin, contains the fol-
An event has just taken place here, which has
been much talked Of. A clerk in u merchants
Office, while working at his desk, felt a sort of
presentiment of coming danger, which led him
suddenly to return home. He there found his
only three days before She was dressed. Her
eyes were haggard, and her looks animated by
fever. She said to him, at is well that you
came, for will now roast the goose, which will
beready at once" At the same moment, the
clerk heard the cry ofthe child in the kitchen.
He rushed to the spot, and found the newborn
child tied up, and lying in the fryimg-Pan. The In,
mistaken her child for goose, and was about
toput it to death The fnthcr happily arrived
in time to prevent such catastrophe.
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PAIN PANAcEA,

PAIN PANAcEA,
FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE OF
Rheumatism, Neuralgia umbaGo, sciac" Peuratc Pains,
Pains In the Side, Chest, Back and face, swelled
and Painful Joints, Weak Back, Cramp,
Sore Throat sprains, &c.
The thousands who have used Medicines testify to
their excellent merits by of their To
those who have not used them say TRY THEM and
they will ind them they represented and that
they will act with ,nd9ic-liEe effect.
DIR. GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
For sale wholesale and retail by
LAEGHLLNS &c BUSHFLELD,
fe14:1y GENERAL AGENTS FOR WESTERN VIRGINIA.
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MIGHTY TRIUNI3H ~ -NEDICLYE!!!
DR.. MoRsE's
WIG GRATING CORDIAL.

OFAs NURSES
INNIG OR a. ING CORDIAL.
MOT only relieves, but actually Cxterninatrs nervous
IN Diseases By removing their caues, and building
and certifying the whole physical system that 1t becomes ab
SOlntCy invulnGrable to NIL attacks of this Character ard
relapse Is therefore impossible.
TIE CORDIAL
combines pccullarities never before associated mt
cine. While facts specifically upon the circulation .nl the
sccrctEons, purifying aPd novnting bOt and rirts
and regularity of action TO the stomach bowels
strength, ani capacity to endure fatigue Shtrr bodily
mental that Is perfectly astonishing. aRsd Grsh
aud muscles harlen under It's influence, The
brnce every HIRE s TestrnE; AMI suspended unsGn
either In woman, Is restored to full Vgor. Al ciT
tOncs and stmulants produce REDUCTION, but ii the
DIR. MoRsE's NEGOTIATING CORDIAL
to Operate unspent The influence excrts is uEa al
INJECT NEW IlFE
into the whole system The impotence Of agC the rtr
ton produced by indulgence; weakness that seems cuusH
tonal; every known affection Of the
and motion, relieved or cured by single Of il
rciuyinnting preparation.
Among the diseases for which Is infnbe sTecfcat
following may he cnumerated Nervous Iucapacty in Ma,
BarTennes lTysrrics Prmule Irregularities Ncurags.
Nervous Headache; Low Spirits Feelings Of DcouTHEmE
or Despair; Involuntary Weeping; Mental Confusion: Lo,
Of Memory; Trenul"usness Rush of Blo0d to The rrdi
Mental Inolece; Lose OF Apetitt AmaciatOn Muscular
Relaxation Irrability Dyspepsni TorpOr after EAtIF
Nervous Cough; GnplehEhut HruCtiOnt; Foul BTsaih ~
ulnrtits Of the Bowels SCeplcSSneSs Ennu lnyUuIta
Si.IiInr;5 Anxiety: CauseleSs Pears NOuOmnna; Rli
Melancholy; aud every species OF complaint cOnnr
whether Immediately remOtclyWh the funciionso is
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE in every lelieatsrt.s
ical exigepcy, this unrivae, safe and nfnbe rAhlarstb
earnestly recommended. II dises delightful Gala tire
the whole Syscn and by communicating 10 ltte oEEll'
ism the energy which nature has denied, or indulgence &C.
stroyed Inevitably rOongs life, while contriIust9a
enjoyment.
standing, leading medical men, and in fact embraces tE'
profession, occupation and class.
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Curc for ROT in sheep.

Having had some experience in curing this
Make a decoction of rue, adding to itwhat salt it
will dissolve, and when cool, it is ready for use
The remedy is simple one, but doubt simple
as it is, whether more successful one can be
given. CuAs. REAR, Pittstown, n. Y.-C0ut-
g., LIo, 1Jo,,,,,n IL,r.L on
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RlLrrNoRR. Oct. Is, '55.

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is, '5S.
NeASrs Mortimer & Jlotr6rdy:
GESTs-T have delayed entirely long In
writing you in relation to the virtues OF amptons Tine
ture fear, even that give the allctedEorld
just idea Of the good have derived from its the ben
was with the chronic rheumatism in its most mHils
form, early OF two and half years and con
rStberns Ihad at this time attained my growth,
anee to be well again rs the disease Came in the
place, being vaccnate from child who had white
less than one quart continued trouble every time
took cold or was in the least agued my bodily sTengt
the graves my hp joint had been out o eyer
came dIslocated suernss. and the general debility
felt from the constant discharge Of my gatherings caused
how from pain and suffering even for one
hour until body should bee banged and become like unto
Chrts glorious body Mt least until his mortal have put
had taken 50 many medicines anil received little BEN
eRt that confidence had used of nearly oil
the Celebrated LiHiets and other external remedies
physicians In England and all the relief obtain
ed Ss BIT G hen ~ rnere had not the
slightest In Its efficacy, but had friend who had
worst and Witnessed the wrought upon him. To
sE to g s s Ss no.
strength appetite became gSSmnS GSmP%
cnee Of ls friend you acquainted with and
requested to you told me my case was suc pScn
fully developed mi and II desired to take It, you would
present to twas for the space q i've "
ton II disedSe Ihave become strong and hearty ca
stand as much hSs Se %ss o' anS ali my friends
say am getting quite feshy thing certain lame
quite large again as before, and can trip
about home without crutch.
wish my parents had known Of this remedy when
was child as believe should have been saved the cXcru
caling pain have subjected we'll as the deorm
body to the grave and my parents would
not have such heavy from doctors bills
sending me- they did, to the celebrated Springs In
England in search of health wish all the afflicted world
could me- the benefits have derived from this
Tinctnre ampton's. try to MAKE all acquainted with
its virtues with whom cUme In contact.
Gentlemen thousand times obliged to you, and you
are at liberty my and case to all.
remain, yours In gratitude,
MARY A. SC0FIELD,
No. GSO W. baltimore st.
To cssrs Mortimer Mowbray, 900 Baltimore street, Bal
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CAUTION.
Dr. Norse's Invigorating Cordial has been sOun''Rst
by some unprincplel persons. ,.,,
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the proTLs'S
fac-simile pasted the cork of each bottle and lie W.
lowing words blown In the glass:
"Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial
C. II. RING, PROPRIETOR ~
sN-The Cordial Is put up highly concentrated, IN T
bottles. Price IS per bottle two S. six for az
For sale by LAUGIII.INS DUSllFlELD,
nlh26d3m Wholesale Druggists, % Monroe -
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CITIZENS OANDLDATk.

Mr. EprToRs-Pease oblise many citizens b. announcing
our worthy tzlloweitlsen, ISAAC COTS candidate
in the ensuiag Spring eellon the Office of Sheriff Of
Ohio county.
fes9 MANY CITIZENS.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks, s.

TEpI r. SHEPPARD respectfully informs his friends
81 and the public that he has hand large nssort
Of all articles in his lne consisting Of Saddles Bril-
Yaises Carpet nng Satccs Upper Leather logEin and
Hair Collars Whips, lInmts, &c. &c.
Saddles Of description, Including tile latest style OF
fine English ShaftOr.
Trunks very superior article, containing all
improvements, and unsurpassed for lGhtncss
strength durability.
Fine Harness the hest styles common buggy, Wagon
Harness, &C., Of the best materials and workman
large assortment of Carpet Bags and Ladies' satches
every variety material and PATTERN which Will be sold
work ordered will be furnished promptly
rates. efforts will be spared to merit con-
tnnnnce of nublic favor. np8
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INpIAs TRoSBLEs n OREGox.-A letter from
a reliable source to the editor of tho National
Interlireneer alludes as follows to the commence
ment Of the Indian difficulties in Oregon terri
tory:
SIN October last twenty five Indians, of whom
eighteen were women and children, were met by
IN were barburously murdered. These were
friendly Indians going to the military reservation
for protection. In December last two similar
massacrcs by volunteers were committed on the
north and south side of Rogue River, near Butte
Creek, about fifteen miles from Fort Lane. Such
conduct causes all the difficulties which General
Wool has to contend with"
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sPRcIAL NOTICE

TO SFsEkINTERS.
We prpsrea to Furnish Pointers with wades superior
News, Book and Job Inks. We have now on hand =
News Inh. hand press I 1aEk ,s s.ss,
Eiss E lasL N SsiIs.
FIJI f.Igs, F nfss De. S xaSal. &c.
MS sold By US warranted to be good; and II found not
to be 50, can be returned at our expense
~ Terms cash.
ia1T BEATTY & Co.
DYSPEPSIA.
There arc bat few not At some time experience the
unpleasant temporary such as sense
uness weight and uneasiness OF the stomach
mouth foul tongue, nausea, sick headaehe, &C.
All such feelings evidence of approaching Dyspepsia
which should always he checked cured by the use Of
IosTETrER'S STOMACH BTTTERs, which are known to
be an Iufallble Remedy for all such complaints TO ms
thousands will testify who have tried them and proved me
facts.
sFor sale by NIL principal Druggists and by hotels
generally. ,,..,,,,,;.,
aps T. II. LOGAN & co. Agents
cnAnLEs CO. Mo-, Angus. 10. 1s42.
tits with pleasure make this statement. IhAT
been several years grcvouy afflicted with rheumatic pains
from head to foot tried everything 1coul hear
eeived no lasting About nine months since hSsr
Of your Tncturc and thought would give 1t trial. did
so, and am happy to say that has cured also suffer-
ed greatly from other complaints common to our SEX from
all which am now entirely relieved. have better health
now had for twenty years OF all the medicines
have ever heard Of richly merits tile praise Of our
sex ''S1isNs'1' MATILDA LONG.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN & co.
aps Gem Agents.
NOTICE.
BRERIIAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs is not as some per-
sons suppose substitute for brandy contains merely
sufficient spirit preserreIt We Offer the public slim
ply as remedy which be depended upon, In most eases
of Dyspepsia Headache Indigestion. 1t will be found
an excellent remedy many unpleasant effects attend
ing a change of climate and water.
E-sOd 81 per bottle six bottles for s. by the
prOprietOrs,
Manufacturing Pharmaeeutsts Chemists, Smith
field and Thir,l Streets Pittsburgh, and By
LAUGHLINlS &c BESHFLELD,
npa-1w wheeling, Va.
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70. orr1cz A.yAn..-ys aia.-P'ostmastsr

FosI UTFtCE AFFAIEs--- Y " 0s
General Campbell orders the following:
Estsblish a post-ofice at Green Plain, South
anpton county, and appoint Joseph II. Prince,
postmaster Appoint LILA Rawlings postmls-
tress At Diamond Grove, Brunswick CO., vice
,Joseph w. Rawlings, resigned. Thomas w.
Walton, postmaster at Pleasant Gap, ..Pittsylva-
mia county, vice William Harper, resigned. Jno.
w. BurShire, postmasterat Willow Spring, Rus
sell county, vice John E. @. Easterly, resigned.
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ymolv1A GRADuATEs.-The following gradu-
ates from Virginia received the degree of NJ. D.
at the recent commencement of the Pennsylya-
mia University:
Oscar Il. Band, Joseph Crockett, j. F. Gross,
VIM. K. Jones, F. A. Kitchen, @. p. Tut, N. A.
vest FairfieldH II. HUT, Root, j. Christie, j. w.
Graham, r. a. Hayine, Robt G. Holloway, VIM.
Lowry, Thomas Marshall, WIN. H. Shield, Thos.
L. Taylor, John G. Ware, Ew'd N. Watts.
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sHocxrSa CASE or IxsANrrr.-A letter from
Vienna, in the Zeit of Berlin, contains the fol-
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MEssas EDrrOrs:-Y WIN confer favor many yO-
tiers by announcing esteemsd and Worthy eoE-cEen
r. H. HuBBELI as candidate for Sheriff. at Spring
election.
fe5 ONO COUNTY.
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Ma. EprroR-piease announce THOMAS P. SlIALLCRoss
as the peoples candidate for Sheriff. the ensuing spring
election No one questions peculiar fitness for the office
ny so doing you viii oblge
tArgus and Times copy and charge this OflceI
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TO TIE ToEERs or ONO COUNTY
Respectfully announce myself candidate for the Office
of Sheriff, at the coming Spring election.