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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-05-15
UNDERTAKEN,

"a, Va. May 81, lS55--6m*
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Htecnt rrer.. E-rsls

Nv N..A, ~.rt. 3D. 90. Time. 1871.
correspondent give. 'hef''.v.r- particular.
% OIL. movements OF tae troop, previous O.
tNe r.ceut attack 900 Iavr.u.r. ru a-rurr,
OF which vls received rs telegraph C.L
Har.y attacked te town % E,.,,u -u ,as
g,h. and about t.n O'Clock oa ths evening
.l che tu,a bis scout. discovered smaI.
,reaurmau' OF Clrlr.nau.. TH.yw.rr.a-
iga'.at 60 iD number. but w.r wen sup.
Piled with hrrs, arms AMI provisions.
CO. Harvey PLACED Do, men ur1u tata
sides uithe cucauTm.ut, anil ti.u marched
iu uI.n t'eu within iwr.I. 90 tlaIr
I..a.; -rarl before thy were Observed ~
twas before sunrise. tr.y VIZ. aU asleep.
iurlaluc thg GUARD. When Che fr.' guard
av.t.. o. cave tra alarm. and che Gsia-
SOON commenced from tLe camp upon our
men, hr'as soon o. CD. Harvey rurrI
900. arr ae DlrHlmilus surrendered Tluv
'ar. ''r.. ,.rtru.'vvUuuIei ve irv-rHur
wounded T0r company ia. foo their rH.-
Session t.e rel Gag u.el 100 Iavrrnra nr 're
tar..rHu, 100 Oh. 2I.. .f My With '.r.
.'a- .u hr er'r. AMI .. >.....ru right. DO
written .,sri,
On. Ia,. ..> SEPTEMBER. or. t. Of Mis-
s.rr.au. hlv intended % rluvn-lfr. g.. ..-
u.rr.n. AND v.l .v. c,lf.--.-rrt,..rar.
..r.. tI..r. utmost o.. ....rrrf .f... ..
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nT8pINr0NrAT,

- 1T 90. read ihr following, vh..l l. Lut aur
of che r1uy H.gnTrIrIs hrIrI s.r.frHi'T received
In NilHBE. Dar ~ir--l have found .n thr
rHurse roo a Bong laI ,NfHsi1r practice, tni iar
s..'. q Cuus.rlt..1 rI. it r1 u.Hr. '..HI DO ...
uirr tom few individual rlusIs, lui thlt arr
..r..u. faN uIun tbs phy,,lI D.ust.ru'iun ma,
'HNr Oh. .r.r.HI Boo fla' u.sfI,'. condition, "...I
iuIurs. HIsa,... Ton. iu f.yrr tr .prrr rr.Hs,
.Il DO i.H.H'i. 1u.. lruHs, tHu.r lr.ai chambers
.' f.. ..u1H hHmr, th' Iu"-s, bong IsiHH.. Ia.
HIr.sf rnI m..f sensitive compilation .i NH. H".HT
uT..u Effr, 1r, mla, 90 b.. %. p.Ir,. Ia suarIrus
aHIfir I.f bong which, De- s"l..., t'Hal.r night .s
-.H.I', ile rr.'Hs' .rliui tir,l... t.usr~H.
zion consists 10 .u.h an ihmru' ~ tIr l.r rns.r-
-a. 90. prevent. = Gee otruIi,. BOO thr matter ui
IsH..lf.r H. b. H...fIfI n. H.s. mo-. II ... .|' no
,1rb H.. ,,lI ,i ba ,h.L Nh's tH. urrri rr.
fplu'.u ult.. lu..s '.a,iHH.F, 90 Of. IuI .HU.r Go
contract iur disease kH.vu .s D.usH"nu.r.
HH settles of iUrs rrui-r, ! h0I 'uu. CO.
lp., Ola -i,Hf sr., ,..rHt agent ,lHH.'I
q. ... 1..f notice 81, f.. H'l.. lIIH... 'E A..,
Hr. l...I H. t.IIHyUI ul H.|l..H.. I instant.
I.r '.. f0.H .H tNl.r. l.'t .a.H.si, aHa N'|
h..uur H.|..H' r~Tu.'. 0. thr lime, Which,
H...|.. "r.Ur HHI '..rT, iaI ..u....f IH.
."H.. ul,rug agent. .I OBJ. u.I'".rI .. ,..
compton.
Irr.rnat -rr..' SOM 1rI il frr
m...a. 90 constant VurYr., '1f. .r.I Doe rrsH.l
u..f sH.H..-.".. ~I... 'H. Coz fU.. haH. ...
nl#I.f H'...f ,Ir..' b. H.' ,...s.".f .H... "".
..E... c.. l.t.. Cd. 900 l.H3. havr f.rrI
OH. mr|tHI gH.tI.. 90 boa ar...g Hut u.fHHl
tonic, ..I f.Hr iaa l..Hr H...' u1r...., tH. T...
.....i .... ."..HH u. f.. ..r''.. .... uI ih'
Irs. which hr,. L..l,,t .l.m lpII.u. rus...
N...... ..f., ultra r|r..' rr....s ui 500,
preparation. ..'-a.| u.s.l fau If U.t,u.s one
v.r. ODD. .T....lrf. ur.f NJ fH# rf.....#.. .. DO
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Varnish, Varnish.

'INIlE suh-crilcrs voubl call the special notice 1t
L railroad car, omnIbu. aud coach hui'd,u, aud
phno'laris manufacturers, 10 The fact that We pos
sees advantages scoonl ~ uD other establishment
g. ihe mauuiacinrc 81 Rs'.alls VIrnisl0.
We h''c engaged with ~ Nc John llahcock,
al experienced 'nruish maker from Newark. \ J.,
whose reputation among customers b. Sufficient
gn'fauiy 90 The Superiority II uur ylfnrshos.
They are Iui 49, ufdsfcl be- Secure packages IT
U""I ur u1. ~ charge 1r lau,ls-olhor pack
agHs sul. srt o. charge.
strirt a1d Hompi atieutlon given i1 40 orders,
FOR sl'r rI favorable tcrus, llis. Imitation Ing
Hrh cu1ch l.', vanish. rla.tr coach, 3d.. Co.,.
pcf,l jn. do Noe. and coach 0r stfrare 3d..
SNt1 polishing No.. iur prn.s, SCI No. prI.sL.
H1 b., flowing tIi coach Tigi1rr DO. JNtH light
furniture Do. fIr shimi,r s5is. No.. aHI .urni-
iuTc du. hafi white hoa,ug du. inr vail ur Do -ht
mailbag. j1u1r d.; superior lark enamel lu. i.r
carriage top. leather or hlmrss loi ,hs.hc Do.
coach japan, brown Do, Or dniug.
STlN~ON. VALENTINE 4 CO.,
IS Broad street. 'l'.,'.H.
CARD-R1.ion. ..tlyl !. 1856 Tn ui.rrlsr.
having iur seven YEAR. past MANUFACTURED Bmsh's
hr N.ssr.. Ni-r'lv q riI.e 20 N,safk, y. j,
ni'. th., ws'I .i ~ i'Urm those iri.r..,' .H 'lf
saie ani urusumrtir1 ~ ,pruishss. char hr BEL Ia,.
rlg1-gI arl Ht.l,.trl vid Nr.su. ~umsU1, Val
ru'.no \ Co., ~ r-.'.u. DO thsif Vanish E.i,h.
shmcui, aHi With pleasure vluA saIi,i ne the
h.u lhU lulrsuagr n Do iriSr's and fUr rulI,.
join UANtOtk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

Tur FK,NKlN State 0, BosrOS. The
bron1, statue % Franklin, cast recently at
Chiciree. Mas. from mode. BY Gr-cuough,
vas dedicated on welu.-hy uf last week.
The arrangements were male By The city
Government. I'm address was delivered by
m, Hon. Robert e.. Winthrop business
ofall kind. wa. suspended and the citizen.
generally 1inrJ in IN, celebration, rrpr-
s,n,ir- go che procession tbeir several indus.
trial pursuits. An attractive feature IN ths
procession was an od Trr,s, once WORKED by
Franklin, on which printer was engaged
in reproducing copies % the New England
Couraut, OF 1923.
The statue was procured uudrr che aus
piccs oC thc MASSACHUSETTS Charitable NJ
chauic Association, at a cost ofahrat Sla,-
O0O.-most OF which was subscribed hy DE
citizens oC Boston. The affair was fully
equal 60 anythin: OF the t.nlovsz witnessed
IN that city. Durirg the delivery Of %,
aIiry~s trls-1rhic messages were received
from TIE principal ,ius, ia thc union, that
ver, rral 40 che close. The Mayor uI
Portland sent ,hr following.
roErr>u, Slt. l., ar. VI.
H. Nrt1r Of Boston
Tho City u' Portland bow, 8'.r Oh t0'
great ar1st', rr Science AMI Iih.r'r
JAWS I. N.JuEH. Mayor.
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CTTTING'S PATENT
o. "a q Y o Y 2 p z S y.
n. 4. CAMpnElL.

W.. 10 H1g1rrr Nrs,, BOSTON.
l. ulv rr,Iard 10 take pictures Of aii ,,n'r,..,
ium hrgr frame. 40 small l,b,is I"I I..s, a.
uIH'rrats pII.,s.
The Amlrut,r's being hcrretCI'y rs1ls' If-
two piiI. ui hrr -l'ss, ace pfHot F-piHst ihr "r.
ton n v1t.r, Ir3., ur ihr Variations .i climatic,
r, f.ur,
Ih.y arr r.i reversed; ,1u o. .s,u .l aH, '.-ht.
49, huIi ani ,.lr in effect, anI hsautirI r tone.
IH.l riu l'.u o.. taken iu q e., sr..H..H . rrr.ft.
bog them Hr preferable nr oa,l.I.., HH. tH.. uhp
cannot l~ir strong h-his.
These Ii,iurr, .rsu destined 90 .uTrro1i. 40
other. HHv Doe u.r. HuI r.Hs aIr -.HulHg u....s
stamped "turi1g's Patient
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

ONToBp, sat- Cont II Probate, bell at
Bethel, within and ior the County OF ON'sul, on
tie ninth day ~ September, w the year II our
I.ord 81 shto,n hundred aad hlly siNi
I,AIER WIGHT, Administrator on the estate
\ III SUsANNAH wI0Ur, late ct G,lstj, IN
,aiI County, deceased, having prcseutrl biz final
srr.upt Of pIminisatian ct the tstalc IT aid DE-
ceased fof allowance.
OEiIRru. that the ,ail Administrator gi,cuo.
i-,tnal persons interested D., causing cop, ofth,.
or,Isr o. o. rulh.bsI thrsr vs,h. sus,c-si,cl, Ia
The uNHd n,u.rBt, PRINTED 90 lau., that they
60, agpslr st Probate Court tu lc held s laIis,
b. sail county. o1 she ~ 1u,.ii, ofOrtier n'Nt,
ai nine ct che c.arh 81 ths lnrcn-ou. arl sh,w
D,s,r o. an, thty hh,cl vhy che same Should not
o. allowed.
THOMAS N BROWN, J.'-r.
\ ttue cupl-aurst
S.R. C,ErIU, RsE sir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

hon. Hannibal Illmlin started ius Penn.
syhana On Ihurslly. He will BE- accom-.
Ianied by Hon. Lot VI. Morrill,, james q.
Blaine and, it is expected, IIou. f. o. J..
:, smith They are 20 stump the STATE for
Fremont, until the election on the Il,h.
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ShoriF's Sale.

u,r.rr. ... ~..r t'rh, l~.o
'TNNTN Ell. rS-.rr .r. ...I v... l' 90 10 ''''f.
| r..r.a. ..I.. ~..J. ,i liuu-ht.r g >uIi', 900
D....... ..r u.E.. 't-.".'h ,u cd
u.r.-r H,sr. .f... .'.. Ir 'hr afternoon, rn
.... r..,...., .. ....|. r'. rda r-ht in equity u'
..'.". ..I ....' ~..r.. U..H, Of Bethel, has u-
Dat .tt.. Como uf ths Bul.I".at uu tur original
NHf. If H.I .H .srisII rial ,.Hf. .luti1-l u
li..., HrI beng poet cd De N1. ..N DO no." second
I4.-e 90 De-. Iu -.,It Bethel, sHd mote particularly
I...r...I .u deed of uru-t-r from ~auur. Bird
% Caleb Cu.HrilH o. secure ua payment ~ tuo
I..|..I aIt-larea dollars 75-lrU. rrrHrIsd i1 o.
rr.. E,.I.tr,. Book 90, rsgr SO, O., ~aish rrisr.
0r.. aHt lT bad
"a JONATHAN BLAZE. Drpt Sb'G
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Weekly Summary Of News.


A Diamond, worth two thousand dollar.
was recently found on the shore Of Lake
Superior, by the wife ola poor man. Il is
in its rough state, but exhibits all the bril-.
lhucy Of one Of the first water.
The proprietor. or the Philadelphia Ledger
Law, ordered % M,s,r' To, & Co., two Of
their mammoth Tross5s, with irs'rc cylin.
J.rs uch.-at a clstol $4,000. Thcs'
presses will b. caran', Of printing looo
papers "a minute. The daily circulation OF
rr Geissris ab5at 100000 c1ric. Several
Newspaper proprietor. in London have r.
cruNy ordered smal'-rsirs, OF these" Yankee
pr-ss-s"
Tn, section OF the Grand Trunk Railway,
lr,m Montreal e. Toronto. vii haop,ned in
October. This. with connecting lines will
form a continuous railway rram Portland
n, Iowa eitv. a distance of li0O miles. The
.,f,,rr. al part'lular making preparations
q, celebrate she event in an appropriate
welu.r.
Tho steamship Ehcrsluc,', 23O1 tons. the
pioneer oI tr how line between Liverpool
and Portland. reached Portland on the lS,h.
She hal a fuucmr'cmon' % passengers and
ya'mh', cargo. The Ciras,ia now and
srl,ui.l y-s,r' succeeds thr Kh-r'1urs'.
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School Notice.

Mrs. W. =. MORSE will open a School f,r
WI Yong tadic. aud Childrcn, on MONDAY :
Sept. slh, at the house ~ PHiyEAs MonsF, ~
which shc proposes ~ gi'e Instruction in tngli.h
and Ornamental branches, and viii furnish teach.
ere Coz Language. II desired. Alisr four Nolrs'
experience IN a school q this Kind, Me-. ". hopes
she MA, b. able 10 render satisfactory assistance 90
those who ua, g. disposed ~ avail themselves 1t
this opportunity &c instruction.
y n. u, r,gu5st oC bee frisrds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

'I'HE .rbs-ril-r hereby gives rrhlic notice the,
be- h.s been DOS arpo,utrd by the Honorable
lu1rfuf Probate lr abe County Of ONlord. and
r.-HueI the trust % Administrator With the Val
5HurNed, 81 the Estate ~
TIMOTHY SMITH, late Of Norway.
81 aid County, deceased, by giving bond ~ the
directs. lie therefore requests All persons Who
a.c indebted TO the estate OF said deceased, To
make immediate plymeat; aRd those Who have
suy demands thereon to exhibit the same %
Ar-. 10, 80 GEORGE I. SMITH.
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rnrrnnM NnTICE.

NOTICE b. hereby giyes, that have ihi, ga,
y rsHHIu,-bei O. my son, LUtHtN \. llH.
t0se, hst,ur o. act snd tridc iuf himftli' aud !
shah claim no7e u be wage nor pay any debts Of
hls contracting alter this date.
ISAAC r. FURLONG.
Greenwood, Avg ls,, iSjS %
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MAINE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

THE Sccopd Annual : huw Hnl I,ir ~ the Main,
| State Agricultural Society will h. held IN Port
land. commenting on the 2lst Of October next, aud
contiuue ilur days.
~ addition a. the Premiums announced in the
revised h.t, the Trustees otter The following, va;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

O,rnUuss. Nl Cnut ufrr.ll'r Dot. 20 hNh.'i
within AND nr hc County Of oNlHfd,rr The
IO,h G.y ui September u the ,rlr IT "ur lori
one thou.aul ,i- ht huu'I,d aud tiN-s.N.
EMELINE FARM, Aduto.'ual'iN on ,ao e..
i, tate ofIsA,r PANS, late OF pNhr'i. 90 aid
rIrr',, f,rsB.,I. having pTrsrnfri her FINAL ac-
,r..r. or aImui.iIBUul go Oh, ,.iaie ui sald sc-
ceased &C. allowance.
Ouurrrr. tha'ihcs aid Almini.tn'riN give w..
u.tic, o. 40 psr-nn. iUtU,-tDd Us ClHfiug cory
thfs orl,p o. b.. rHhH.h,I three weeks successive
(, iu The O>rui pfmngIai painted ai laUF, that
th,, mH, 1pr,ar alta Probate Cuu.i io lr hr'N ~
p.rs, il ssu COUNTY. un thr ihiIl STAY
uf October nrNi, 5i nine of ihr ,lrCN in ihg iHU-
urHr. lIl show ,Fusc tii 1H, thJy ha's) Why
t.u .lug shYu'I r.. hr aI.Vr0.
THOMAS 70. BROWN, iiss.
\ tree copy affects
S.R. CAUrTu, E-H'~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

Utr.rr. ss.-N'p count .fTr.l.f- r,''ut Pr.
I..rH.r. .rH frf H. r...ff .f Ot'.H. .r on.
E,. InrT Hf .f '.-r.r. \. 10. 1850.
\ 3 l-N UrrrIf. '.. u. I1rs, rH s|.| county,
...r.-.f. rrH, rs t.Hf boo UHe,r r,, I.. 1.,i. ..
.r# goo Hrf f# Der, o.. I.r H.. Hu.HH.'- estate,
.H. tast gH.uH sslpurI. br .Ir.IH',l CO. Ja1r Urr.
Iu...
UrrIrrr. flIt Irsffi Nru uu.rI give r.iirs
o.. aH rr.aa. infgrr 'rU, o.. r.r.'r. ,Hr,ri th..
.I... rl# u'..HsI ihrrr n,st. ..,a,.s.,,', boz
IH. uNMH u.u...,f r.tr'rI 10 lall.. chat ih.,
.,H.u-HrHfa Probate Cont t. Ir hs't at r.rIs.
,.u.a,..ui, HHt.. 80 .ir..Is, iuU..vrur>' ..
...H.I t......' f. tI, ifrH..r. r.# show U.H.r
.tr.. f..s h.rrv. r..s.r.. sh.u.I rH'I granted.
THOMAS II BROW y, I.|rs
& f... U"Hs.HH.f.rf.
S.R. C,urrr, E..Hr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

To ur Rrr.ur The railroad Nril.r or
tir Ii,''s Nrlrr.rr--in, below South Paris
las hscrmr 81, much weakened hy o.. SIMS
iu. af ,be foundation, that the COMPANY
have determined 'rrrhuHIit Ar.rr Dam
l5. 'er1 rr.a'.l. AMI the work i.Hr.e.n
m-a,rl Immediately The bridge Hs '-.T
81 strengthened by tim'-r chat 8, isr.r
ig.'y safe Or tba p,sa-. of trains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

I IIE sa'-JIher hsf,b, -i,g. public notice 90 I.
2 concerned, tbsths ht. ls.u dply lppuiuiod %,
Ir tIrlslab.r Iu I1r cod l'iusir Cor the Count, vl
uAsnI, and assumed tle trust ul AlmiuI.tIatur
u. I.r estate ul
MARGARET sPAUluING, hl-af Brrhhall,
tr fh. count, or O,i,nl, deceased, hy giving bond
r. doc lN j.re's. llp therefore ,,ql,,i. sI per-
.H1. Who ARE indebted 60 tlr s.tair of .,i. Ir.
ceased, Go make Immediate Ulymeuti a0d iausc
sHmH o.
Aug 10, SO. JOh PRINCE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

usrour. s..-Na court ~ Probate h,'l At TAT
I. vitbin ani zoe che c.uui, oi tNiu,u, 'n ihr
ib,rI Tu...Hl ui Aurust s. u. l',b.
JNNuCII ". WOODBURY., Adm,a,,tH,lor a.
= ihr estate OF IIrN ". Nl'Irs, h'o of
~osI,n, ,n .aiI ,uuui,. deceased having prescott
Cd b.. n1sl account ul tfututs ul tBe estate
cd satd deceased iHr allowance.
OHururp. Thats,'f a'uiuIsfr'oI give u'ilrc
Go a. r.r.Hr. Interested D., causing cop, 90 tlis
...rt On d. ru'Ir,lsj dive. vrCA surcrssis,., i1
Oh. us.H| n....n., I.In',I .' HHr... ihrr iHr
H,s, arf.r1r b Probate CHuri Co. u, bell ne Par
cd. Boo .,i Crurt,. o1 ths ihirl Tua.t'y oi urtulst
rr,f. 100 u.r. eff OH. ru.l boz ttr nunHHn, s.I
.b.u e1u.s rfau, ih., hl,r why che 'nmc should
uHt i# a...arH.
THOMAS o. BROWN, JEg.
Nrus I.p-N.rs.
S.R. C,ErtU, R,rufv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

1'HE subscriber hereby give. ruIi,r notice th1,
be- h,. been iu', Huuiaitdi @, che lluuawh'c
! '-r pi Probate, il tIe Cp1ufy at oNHti, aul
r..ru.f ih. ur.' ui A."iH.fIat.r ui ta, ,.iat. ui
EDWARD CuAp. Lte ct Bethel.
rr .lI Curf,. deceased, o., wing bond as W..
4u u,ti.. ~, tFef,ifr r,.Jr,.r. 4i. p,rrun. 30 .n
rr inl rutyJ Co t.r ,.'toui -,lI trrH.r Co r1H'r
immediate fatmsuts aHu those Who have avs BE-.
natal. Thereon. tu ,sh.Iat tbt .Hmr o.
sent. d.. go JOSHUA GDSSDN.
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pa, rS PltITTl
GRAND AND SQUARE PIiNlFo2TES
&c. LADD & co.

4. w. J. 4 - 4 co,
HAyE thr pleasure in announce o., ih.ir r1f.
rnr. 1al he ruhIir ilit ih.t have recent,
D -,I awarded t.r Ilri C'ru M'I mr on. i..t
..arr ruH.. 'urir, exhibited lt Ih.m, t' thr I'tr
rau, Exposition, .rv ~ urftf#, tglug ar
highest rfJr ever awarded D. Lmura 60 an imer-
lem rHrI Tuu..
The GLOWING di.rinrui.h.l -rri,uru cnrnu..'
hr JUGS, J..,lh ilr'm.I.rgrr. fiu,,.I ,f iir
imreUsI Conservatory Of u.r.r 90 N.r1ui rmE
illi.y1, secretary uf ihr IurH,h a.f'rr, of aar
arts Hector lri'IHy, Tr.u.a'uru i uri Iu. u.ul.
Der 81 tle rr, ~ the London r,h.ht.ur. ruL
Nlt'.r, uerIrr oi che jIN e noe exhibition in
900. Iu 1919. u. Roller. ulru't,luur ul ruuu-
uIi,s, rlus. Et-ht lian. sir tru. C'.rrh, rr'sr-
dent ui thr Royal hai.Hy Of mu.Ic, lHui.ui
prf T,tl., director, ufi'r ROYAL CumpI,ltar, of
ruu.ir. nw..rls. Ratified o., thr Grant lr.rHal
Council. composed IT tiilt, urlh,r., tili Euurr-
ya.) a1l apru,rl lH thr EuI,mr NAPOLEON.
Fr- r., 200 U'ulrrf1 Srrt, Bf1.
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PRINCE 4. co.'s
UNR!VkLEED IAEL ODEGNS.

Wr. GroEGrr.Rrrp, No. II fremont Row ,
boston, Mas.
pTAu sIf-hty.Hr request, have examined
ono az The MylYiruus manufactured ~ Nr.sIs.
Goo. 4. Tiur, j. Co., 90 liri4u. lhiah thr iu
.'tru.ut IN sl rt.isst- equal aui bro sHuD i'.If,ts
.rrrfiur CO. ANS other. uf similar hind which have
Seen, and Boo particular with reject % quality oi
tuar auI Immpi1as. 81 tuurh, or actiuu ~ thr
reeds. o., which paiok pas.,."s may IT, performed
vi.h ,cttliu amt distinct articulation u' luus. 40
instrument Il lh hind b. the best Substitute ior Ju
organ, ~ chufrh mas.c, With which am acguaiul.
ed LOWELL MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

NaHr ,Hrr 'rrr Hi Car1rgs Trimmings,
f.I. Boot Wheel E.ms-.l.. 90 l.I mrkUr,.
.Ip srt. tuHHi wheel luts, 300 ..rf DlL a.,
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THE subscriber herrI, gives rrh..r notice What
hr hr. lr,n arrn.rf.t lr thr lu'-e oirr.l Htr
fH. County ui U>tft, 1ni 1.sHusd the trust
uf Aduin..'..r.r ,f rHr r-rir Of
PNlL WUlrCONB, Date 90 Svr.,n,
On .aui County deceased, D., .i1tug bond -. Ihc
LAW ,.r,,f. he Asr,.1Ic ,,,H.st. 20 I,is,us
.uanaIy indebted Co tAr estate OF faii ,rr,a.ri,
fu NOS, ,Wur .ialr plyuut' aui iI"s, Who have
au. demand. thereon fH ,>Atlit ihe sIu.. ip
LNOrIl ~. WOODBURY..
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
DEAR AND DIME

We extract the following from the Cleeeland
Hera2e1's Columbus correspondence, concerning
visit to the Deafand Dumb Asylum:
Among 8Irs IIubbelPi early pupils was lad
from Lorain. When partially educated he be-
came printer boy in our office Feeling the
need offurtherinStruction he returned to Column
bus, completed his education, and became a
teacher of hislellow mutes in the Asylum. He
has ever since usefully and honorably fulfilled
the duties of assistant instructor With his earn
ings he purchased Il pleasant aud now valuable
home, and then welded an cstimable school
mate
At the close of the afternoon exercises in the
Asylum, VIC accepted an invitation to visit his
residence and found the Family of Silence a
happy and interesting one. Order neatness,
quiet, and connubial and parental affection reign
ed. The family consists of Mr.. Park, his wife
and her sister, educated deaf mutes, and bright,
rosy7cheeked boy Of four years, also with the
life-seal of silence on his lips. The pet of the
household prattlcd on his fingers, spoke through
his eyes, and laughed all over his face when
played and caressed in the expressive sign-an-
guage Of the parents, Verify, it is not always
tout of the mouth that the abundance Of the
heart speakcth."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
ARE NOu SICK .


Then eaptbe cured too Don't delay until your
complaint incurable and then when Is too late.
FOurhAs of all the diseases which peopethe church yards,
might BY Ayers Catharc PMS if
Don't go dragging through the Spring, faint sleepy list
less, because your blood is loaded with bile. Don't the
Headache Heartburn, and their Kindred disorders, because
Year stomach Is foul Don't parade yourself around the
world, covered with Pmple HOtehes, Ulcers, and all
any of the uncean diseases Of the skim because your
wants cleansing. Don't show yourself about lean bag
gard acare In because your Stomach and IoweIs need
Strengthening into healthy action. Ayers Pills set these
things right surely water quelIches FIRE. They purify
the body and blood, and their functions into healthy
activity which you can feel quick they taken They
the great medical OF this age, recognized BY
all who know their virtues aud many thousands know them
Take the Cherry Psetoc0I for Cough and the Fs for all
arrangements requiring a Pursative medicine.
Preparedby Dr.J &. AVER, Lowell Massachusetts land
sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
A. c. coon co, Wheeling,
fe4 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
Eon eNRzs7gLls ~ .xEw YsAR.g
PRESENTS.

ADAMS, Premium Dasperreoypist, has the pleasure of
informing the citizens Wheeling, that producing by
the aid of chemical qgen AmbrOtypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city They of such brillancy
holiness and artistic finish, excite admiration of
every one including artists who have visited the cele
6rate Eastern Galleries WHO pronounce them te they
ererSnu.'
E-Fve Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
ADAMS Remember the Gallery corner Main and Union
Streets. de1S q,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
'Truth stranger than Fiotion7 y
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+ let TIE 1lFTZ1e7xD ng.tR gy,t, 3,t,S73yvo,-v
- ORA LaDI7tt i L5I.- sFif'gl
O those who have the pleasure knowing her we need
a, say holhng but to Others remark that desire 10
nsnrht The suffering induces her thus speak None cal, an
hvr JOY and gratitude in being relieved from
after SnT Of suffering unparalleled but those IA hrFe lis
any who have suffered like her " 49, ~
Miss s. has long bacH resident Of this ctfor l.lDst
years has been successfully conducting n school ~ M sD
B ~ street The happy change er health subject
OF astouiSnunt and joy to her numerous friends NJ ASH
those interested to call her She VIII toll them more Of
htr by Aq3t0Ns IcRre than she has Written Thus
It is tS remedy goes giving relief the Sick We rcfCr
ne public to them From distant places we also hear
OF l'e same hlpHyrcsu These facts with hr concurrent
testimony Of thousands should cause sentcIgn and nrsin
dice to hide their heads that Hampton Tine
ture is wonderful discovery. - NV