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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
A Pain lestroYer.

Dyer's Healing Embrocaon destroys Pain, Erterna
and Internal. Reader, den't be without It, 1t will save
many Doctors bill. Ifyou unfortunately become Gut
Wounded or Bruised, use IT, If you suffer from Pain
either external INTERNAL Cholera Morbus, Rheumat-
ISM Sprains, STIFF Joints, de-, try It, and 1t will certainly
effect a The nestimable value of this wonderful
preparation has been conclusvey proved and no per-
son or family should suffer themse be without IL.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
Farmers of Iowa and Illinois.

" - <fItIS wv NE-IUT q n ~
ITO purchase Flax Seed and al ain caIyour
i ton to our promise pay the ghest Make; nrce
for good seed. F2 f''NS
We have the best class steam heating rnaehyrtr, ,
Ohio. We are prepared 10 mapufactnre tl,e 80 @
oil and thin oelons cak. which will exchange for
70 nose ~ho WISH ~ P!rase give rs cha8ee 10 Inv
peet you shall aiwsys find sare and root marc. i,h
US. lysswtf3 IURNHAM 4 JatssAE' :
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
A rhonoa n Moka Money

DROFlTABiE and HONORABLE EN-.
/ pIOyment!!-The subscriber Is DESTROYS Of
having an agent in each county and town of the Union
capital of from IS to $40 only will be required, and
three TO Ave dollars per day Every information will be
given by addressing, with stamp pay return letter.
dec S-2tys WIN. A. KINSLER, ~
Roy 1905 adelp,ia Pa Post Office.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
Total State indebt.

Total State indebt. oo
edness, $LIo'ovo,"u
Ffty thousand dollars of the State Bonds fali
due at the Philadelphia Bank, In the City OF
Philadelphia, on the first day OF January. 1906
and provisions should be made TOR their pay
| ment without moments delay. !.
was authorized by the joint resolution OF
| the General Assembly, approved July 18TH, 70
horrow the sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars from the Superintendent OF public m
attraction for the purposes in the resoiution spe
c;srd On that day obtained from him the
sum Of FORTY thousand dollars, which deposit
| ed with the treasurer of State. The remaining
| sixty thousand dollars have not been aoie 70
obtain. as was anticipated, and it stiil remains ~
the hands of the Superintendent OF fuohc in-
/ sGruction.
SCHOOL FUNDS AND SCHOOL LANDS
Tam unable to state the amount OF schoo'
lands and school money belonging to the State,
nor do l know Of any means OF speedily ascef'
saining the amounts.
i Iarsin call your attention to the propriety o.
entirely disconnecting the office OF Superintend
ent Of Public Instruction from all control over
the school money and School lands.
The Eve per cent. fund arising ftom the SAFE
| az nublic lands within the state, has always, uh
I'll the past year, been distributed by the super
intcndent among the several County schoo
Fund COmmlSSiOneeSA unuer WuAs v - suPtesS>
- Ia ,he requirements Of the laws Of this state
The amount of Sat, s0O,56 received from tn
General !. the five pr cent ,ssru
hssr n.rt;aly distributed among the Count
II School FUND Commissioners, and partially loan
cd out bv the Superintendent Of Public lnstruc
e lion; but, Is conceive, wholly without author
!. oflaw. This is too important and too iarg
~: >-st 10 suffer any doubt 70 exist - to IN
an inter-, al Of the fund, or Is TO the power
proper dispos .;ss Of any officer connecte
!, rights, and iabin.- >sumend the subject
: with it / therefore o..
! vour immediate consideration. ethe Unite
There is now in the Treasury Oh nabl
: States. as the proceeds Of the sale Of the
. lands within our limits, from lst January 70 u
/. slss December 1855, $ls5.7sS SO.
STATE LAND OFFICE.
& also have the honor to transmit TO you tn
]. report Of the Register Of the Land Office, an
take pleasure in calling yonr special attention :
!. the Suggestions Of thsS officer. The operation
Of this Office have been quite responsible an
laborious, and the benefits arising from is hav
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

A rheumatic is no longer one, after a faithful
use of Dyer's Healing embrocation. Squires &
BlOss agents for Southern Iowa .-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

r OG, Trace, Binding and Halter Chains, for sale at
II lowest price, at the Burlington Agr Warehouse.
LIVERY Farmer his own Miller
~ Fulton's Patent Self Sharpening Grist Mills.
dec.9. KEITH, ROBINSON CO., Agents,
= I3uriip
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
Sls,l97,95
EXPENDITURES.

Expenditures and liabilities for all purposes,
from oath Of March, 1855, to the SOth of
September 1856, $l7,330,42
Stock on hand Sept. 80, 1855 l,lO3,77
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

WE are in receipt Of complete assortment Of
w shovels pades, Scoops, Forks, Rakes, Hoes, and
In Short of Tool used by the Farmer, all Of which
we will sell ut low prices.
dec g. - KEITH ROBINSON co. Y
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

LARGE lot Of Corn, Market and Willow Bas-
n kets, Also, Pails Tubs, Measures, Brooms, and a
sale and retail, by KEITH, ROBINSON CO.,
dac Burlington.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation
DDne2 F2i ia}ei M


Wonders, indeed. Ills known everywhere asa ssand.
ard Medicine, Sure Remedy, and Universal panaeea
for Rheumatisu Cuts Wounds, Burns, scads Lumeago,
Sore Throat, Piles. Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Wind
Cholic Dysentery and other MS and aches"
Its popularity owing to intrinsic merits, onee
used, ii Is dispensed with 1t Is becoming day
more and more popular and Is performing remarkable
day by day All persons who have nsyer used this
Great Remedy for all sorts Of Palm should At once OBJ
tain It.
Dyer's Healing Embrocation
Is uniform in Quality Convenient for Application, Neat
and Delicate In Its Nature leaves stain on The Dress
Skin, unfaing In Its Curative Properties, md unsar-
passed Healing and Pain Destroying Remedy. $50
A Balm for every Wound. A
Dyer's Healing Ebrocation has acquired an unpreee
dented celebrity Healing Panacea II cures Wounds.
Cuts Bruises, Scads Rheumatism, and all External and
Internal Pain In short period Of time Scientifically
prepared and always preserving the strength and
quality, Is used with the greatest confidence by all
classes and has become so universally known that Il
needs hardly to be named in public print.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
Evacutnr,a Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that have this DAY
". Short late of Desmoines County, Iowa, deceased
All persons having against said estate are mere
by notified present the same for payment, duy Au
thentcated according law; and all persons inoep'eo
said estate to make immediate payment
p. W. SHORT, Executor.
p,r,;r~.cr To~e Nnv nth s56-4vbp.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
A Western Agent Writes as Follows

A lady presented herselfto with the right cheek
swollen, much pain in the region, with tremor
She was directed to apply your Healing Embrocatlon
very hours rubbing it gently with piece of CLOTH
On the first application she exclaimed, How II smsrts
but persevering she relieved and totally cured
the following morning Such the effects OF this Won
derful Medicine, Dyers Healing Embrocaton, afording
the most cheerful evidence Of its disease conquerng
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

N ~ SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACE
rsnk Read Depot, adjoining the Oh aii, psr,instoa.
An common work constantly on hand. and Or
~ na or otherwise, promptly s,tsnTed TO- -,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

There is now in e. -
and unpaid Of the Sta,
revenue from several
counties in the State
the sum Of
There will be due State
taxes, from the several
counties, on lst of Jan.
1857, payable into the
Treasury on the 18th
Jan. 1887,
Amount now in Treasury,
Total available revenue,
There we're outstanding,
unpaid Auditors War
rants on the LIST Nov.
| 1856, amounting to I
There are of bonds OF the
| State, due LIST of Jan.
1857,
Due to the School Fund,
| Sept. Is, 1859,
Due to the School Fund,
July 10, 1856.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

TOYCE,S Star Mill, for crushing Corn Cob
q the strongest aud best Mill made, for sale at the
deo O. Burlington Agn Warehouse
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
A Sure Remedy for Piles.

The Piles most distressing complaint, is more Prev
aent than generally supposed. II ID attended Within
famma ,ion-snall Tuners, in the generality Of cases
make their appearance producing irritation when the
body is heated indescrbably painful which is mpos
slbe to resist scratching, and the only present relief
seems to be desire tear the skin of This disease Is
not dangerous but extremely unpleasant Clerks and
those OF sedentary habits most subject to fs mala
dy. Let all afflicted try Dyers Embrocaton and we
warrant immediate relief and efectual Many
troublesome cases OF this complaint have been remeded
by the of this great Medicine We present fact
upon fact in confederation Of this statement, md thous
ands testimony the great value Of this All Heal
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

The act of the 25th OF
In compliance Wit. ~ .st to re-locare the
January, 1855, entitled "a ,,oo,pted Com
seat of governmental have AZ. s.sa dis
missioners for that purpose and they .As
CHARGED their duty. The site selected for
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

EMERY,S Railroad Horse Powers,
T. Threshers, Separators and Saw Mills, for sale At
manufacturers price, at the
dec. 9. Burlington Agl Warehouse.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

during the past six years:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS Of MERCHANDISE.
All freight going West of Burlington, Iowa. II marked
Care of B. NJ RI" and all freight gong on the Mis-
sissppi River from Burlington Unmarked Care OF CB
O. T. r. will be promptly forwarded without any charge
for Storage Commission Shippers DESTROYS OF saving
thos. charges are requested to be particular mark
| above WIN. H. BACKUS,
supt B. N. R.R.
O. G. HAMMOND,
noy4bpSm Supt. G. B. 4 @ r. z.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

AK YOKES, Complete with Bows, Irons and Pat
" emf Pins, assorted Sizes for sale by
dec @ KEITH ROBINSON d co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
WORTEI ISNOWIiiN,0,i.

Prof. Wood has yereli 4 remedy for he gray and
bald which IS practicable and cheap III requires
no dyslg, wig, extraordinary trouble There can
hs doubt whatever Of rs efsacy weBsye seen test
Inonais almost without plumber, and Of great In
.teillgenee, high standing and moral woFth.9
Those who hass gears are " their
oynhairs and ten years than they did six
months ago. As utmost cases gray hairs and bald heads
are both premature and Is duty TO remedy
them y the nataral and nnaopbted means which Prof
Wood has invented, kindly 10 the afflicted
Read his try his wonderful remedy and give
the Professor new tsstimoniai.s
Price 81, s., 50, o9per bd:tie Porssieb by AUaHLNs
&BQsHRIEi.D, Wholesale Druggists. noyf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
sP BcIAL NO TIcB 5
ATTENTION IsADIESt

Veiset whtsss, Hair Brushes, Porte IL aies Rubber
Combs, Toilet Pola.ades .hat Sos Bust
ers Toilet Soaps, Aandire for capped hands Baslns
Cosmetic Cream the alltlle popular Hair Tom
les, Hair Dyes, Hoasekeepsp articles, &c, &c.
For sale bs T. H. LOGAN & co.,
ncyls Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14

TIM oreszson sRrrLzp-ApAsIs xas axa-ded he M
best Pc likeness 81 he lite
FAR IN Also pren.inla best dsFiss Ia-
gaefreotspss. oxs nrxnnEs VII be given 70 any
Afttt q Ifrriafa equal fIetnses. siser on
GLASS; Silver piate. Gail at his Caller 1876 street.
earaer 81 urioa. lis narnerreo-
tysr- and paaiesFaahs eetii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14

nAILARp's NEw HAIR DyEs-.It. wSnid seem as Il.
AlAHp had found chemical constituents Of the
tqrai colnfins principle OF the Certainly the and
lastteus browns or Hack his Hair Dye are not
surpassed by Tic living lines they 50 perfectly iniths ms
preparation deserved die setsidn, st OBJ
tained at the Worlds Fair, and the al hak
rsceiyed fronts chemists Of the United
States. d0y5.lmdaE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14

a ~ - = - ~ :
fs.g....,,,,, -, f,s,a T.,,I ION .Ihe Balti-
,,,. a., q ye.Ines4s The rce,i-
&, ~ f,s i;osrI az Directors
= ,,..I,j ,asi55ing ,fc
: a. ~ i,syys
:, e. X, S,ctober 10 have
-. 8 sss,,o,,.,..
@'. Ns,S sem Wasb.a Bsb. Tosai.S
For Rasssngets. ass2sasis
=. -
- Z, ,s,s,,
8 ~ 80. 80 al
.as ..,st, q 80
's''', :.
for the first month Of the present fiscal yeilr Is
S5l,5sS.67 Compared With the large receipts
Of the previous month"; September, the increase
Is sl0,0oJ. II gratifying 70 note tiiata iair
portion Of this increased fsyenue comes from
The steady growth of the passenger traffic
Through every month of last year this increase
was pereeptible aud the first month Of the pres
cnt year indicates It's continuance
z75 -. - .. ~ -; =,
lAPoaFA'I PROM
american Of the I'm says FIly'see ,e'lers y, y
ceiyed III TINS c,ty RON tle non, igor -.
Dallas United states AlnisIsr 70 .ns court o.
Tint I,e has succeeded
- 4. So. a. 1J;ta5 :
III hetsotla,lps ! s-s -,
States and England, which covers and settles all
the points in DISPUTE between the two counties.
:. ~ kosr tho se,Tnest desire of President
~ -. - as
llerse anu tasisy' ~
difficult task before retiring from ONCE SO tnat
all possible troubles might be smoothed away
flsfss in,a,,;ns, ,,,nirietr,+;ors rrI,e instrnc
-,
..YYs - tit 'ii'=i. ts =
LIS Inlss'oD, nave peeli zeaiousiy acteu up 70 py
HIM and the result has been most happy, as
above noted.
1880 = S q
,ts IA s.o,o fol,,o, han tl,at the nlahters
- ~ (. s,,;s;s.a ,,.sa s,,hscr;E,ad
osn =, - !, ,,,,,oso5 c5t+o,, fse.
+orT .Sora Sic,, ;ti q .v,,sctsd viii
-, Z, .i,o ..ro,, 90 .ot4,n one
~ a. H. las
y. sls P.Anssss - e''s ''l'
already IN operation IN extensive stoe MANU-
flctory, which supplies negro shoes 10 the neigh
boring planters and also a large tanncry and
l.t .,. So. Ifss.a L.. ~. .o,,+t,
~
cru people h'.se ever tVr slis sue-
cessiul establishment OF factories, except skilled
labor and capital.
s.sso. -
IT is stated in Memphis Crennessee} pa
per that Huri, tho yyhitc man arrested in that
city for being engaged in the late attempt at me-
gro instruction; was transported to Arkansas
10y a party Of citizens, very severely dashed, and
sent aoont ms business.
Hnrei resided in Upton IN the capacity OF
writing muster some three years since, but hay
ing been discovered tainpering with the me-
groes, he was informed that the location was not
q healthy one for man OF his habits, aud he
was given three days IN which TO decamp. He
did not wait for the expiration of the time, but
left Immediately, and was never seen again until
the recent attempt. man named Williams
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
NEURaI

gentleman living IN Philadelphia In passing
thr0ash months
Of BessuAvE's Hot1asp relieved me 50 much
thai returning oie bosht two more bottles from Dr
Dyes, which completely cHssa % Neuralgia have
Recommended e article friends aud foar
or iiye q tie number say Il cured aea ItIn that my
has more for its ssii
ttl,ah your a'lyertsins-''
are not permitted 70 libsl The name bat any er-
son calling It she letter
win be convinced pf the truth 81 his state,nenis
oAurioS Ito s careful 10 ask for
Heerl,ayes Haiidad lsiters
soldat 81 Per bottle. or six bottles for s5 ny the
Ipfcpsieters, BENZ sairS PAGE, Jg.s { Co..
Misunderstanding aid Chemists Ptrtslnrel
Pa; and " L.fUGLfLisySsf BESHFTELD,
r9sts yFlieeiin Z, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
4, Il. 0A.Is p 10 asliIa l.sloIEss

AI0kAItDf 10 IliIi lsAl9Ifss.
DIR, DuPoNqe's GOLDEN Ff.NiAPE PILLS ave mai
Die in removing stopnages irregularities the nenses
These are nothing but have used by the poc-
tor for many Years Frahse and America,
paraleled success in every case urged by many
thousand ladies WHO have used them, make the plis pub
&c, for the alienation Of snsrng from any Irregular.
tiles yhaieyersas well to those ladies whose
not permit Of family pregnans ie-
males " those 50, are cautioned
against sng these Pills the proprietor assumes no re.
snonsibiisy after admouI their mild.
ness would prevent injury health oherEse these
PMS are recommended Directions accompany box
Prtcest. Sold wholesale aud retail by
,LAUGHLISs 4 BusHFIELp,
Gen1asents for Ohio county No eS Monroe st. 8
Alsefor sale by Il. II. LOGAN & co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
lorders must be to above General Agents
at Proprl prices, and send
the PMS eonfdentiay ladies by mall By enclosing Al 10
eitHer,atth the Wheeling Pest:oaice.
n. p--Dr puponcc's Golden Pills. signature 81 Dnnon
box; genuine For particulars ret
Circular e AGENTS. "a apes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
GOLDEN Is IL lfIIV 4; Sa.53R "a

GOLDEN BIZ III EilW 81 STORE,
"a MAIN ST, SNHEEIINoT =,
E IL IND WINTER 1IeziDE.
SyQSE & THOMAS take pleasure In Announcing that
they are nov in receipt Of their null stock FAIL
Winter "a ~ 4
airy Goods. Varieties and lEfiiinery Goods.
THEY kaye Just received steir Second Fan Purchases
which 70 Their former stock wilf enable them pre-
sent To the Public more than
$50, 0O0fNyS1RTEIeO OF GOODS
Being by the argrst MOST DEsfRABEE stnclk.e,d
enbraesng The BEST choice goods they have
ever offered toltiie Pntaic sS75is
no their former they have added a large stock OF
n Rngs OF the latest designs and best makes
Winter both OF which, well their stock
they invite the attention Of the Trade
Having been In the Eastern c previous to
the late heavy rse In al kinds of Cotton Fabrics
lng largely with the Cash. they many years
pasl well directly the and aan,fc-
isrers in they able 10 Ter Inducements
TO elese Edsh BsHers, either by the ECE at RETAIL
eScrilel by no similar house u the West.
To meet the their rapidly Increasing Trade they
have made, and are ample farn,
me Pebble With one OF the bestseeeted stocks OF
In this stock may he found fully ~
5000 yds slkseTbrar the finest fifortea
= 4elO = French Merinoes, Cashinerss, B1mbazsnes,
Ihihets and every quality and color 6
"A full ineof the Richest Painted, shaded ana SAT-.
"a striped Gashmeres aud Delaises-innortesI.
100 shassls and nhracing the richest
yds Ginshams, DebaEes Delaiues and Prints and
$1,000 = OF Donestcsenshracfng the largest line n
eri Cotton goods kept hy any similar
house, q not ny. any house in tRe city,
They stoc, efit nvfet 10 n eIoar aa,
ssae; and the Fable that their part
shall he wanting 20 aiease-
esoss e.sa ~ the west II in
the urts States Hntyarhe show goodsoods sent To-
Cars. Hotels and iil1afs FOR
~ elNsys on slasls Prime Liz Geese Feathers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
IMPolsrAas1. &c 4 e.II 9 AsIaTS-

&
IMPORTANT CHURCH CASEIN
ENGLAND.
The English papers received last nj gat by the
Canadais mails devote considerable space in
their columns 70 the case of the Rev. G A. Dem
ison. Alchdeacon of Taunton, who has been ar
r:iigned3 by the Archbishop of Canterbury for
preaching and publishing doctrines relating to
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper alleged to
be repugnant to the Thirty-nine articles The
question at Issue Is simply as follows. The
2ath article of the Church of England reads as
follows.
tIte bodyl qJ sist IL Tho use of The Lord's
The wicked, and snch as be void &c
a lively faith although they do carnally and
visibly press with tiieir teeth fas saint 4ngN2-
Tire saitf1 the sacraIneft of the Body and
Blood Oh Christ, yet In no wise are they par
takers Of Christ biit rather to their ccndenlna-
ton do eat aid drink he sign or Sacrament of
so great thing
Mr. penison says:
all who come to tie Lord table. BY thpse
who eat and drink wortlliiy, and by tE,nse who
eat and drink ungyortllils, the body and blood
of Christ are rcceiscd,'
The qnestioiiis whether these two
are compatible or not. The Archdeacou says
they are and DR.. Washington, d elivering sindg-s
ment for the PTilpaie says they ara not
Ne defence rnadetby the rchdeneon is TINT
the Articles mnstbe understood in a sense to
agree with other Documents Of equal authority
in the Chlrch5of England So he appeals to
the ayersbnols and the church Catechisn, and
even summons the IIomilies to his aid. He
next quotes the writings of tine Reforniefs aud
other divines of the Church of England as well
rs other passages from ST Augustine besides
that quoted in the article. and a great deal
more
DR.. LnshibSton, on betal of the Archdeacon
OF Canterbury, meets it BY observing that it
vas legal, not a Theological question, he was
kcalled on to decide The charge against the
Archdeaeon wns that fis. had Published words
contradictory of the 2Sth and Goth Articles
which itwasno business of his to defend The
| Articles required no explanation, were clear aud
express, and there was no occasion to appeal To
other documents and writings with view to as
certain, mott the doctrine, but the meaning of the
Articles. In this case, however, there could be
no doubt whatever as the meaning of the two
articles. It was wholly unnecessary, then, to-
go beyond the text Of those tieles for their in
terpretation. ssas 6 sa
Such was the substance of defence and ans
wer at the Court in Guildhal Bath, on the 21st
ultimo, and the defence being not considered
satisfactory, sentence of deprivation was pro-
Enotnced on the Archdeacon. from which sem
tcnee the Archdeacon appeals. Nes0 York Go.t-.
Isrfar ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14

i5 This is tiie season for InfaAatior i.ilsuins-
ttsiu Pains weiless sc. Tie great remsdysi Il Na,sD-
tsa's zast4rs II willie has done
great good in his Ask yonr iielehbors
about u. r. II. LoGASs2 Co,
noyd Wholesale and Retail A gents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
Trust Sale Of Real Estate.
Valuable Propettylfor Safts.
Wheelings island Pronert.v----.

-. ~ IFIliS lE3AIIE,. -
VI, II, oilers for Wheeling
Market Garden He has had It lad out Into small fields
ranging IN size from One and half to Five Acres With
forty wide, running through the centre fro he
Town lots to the head OF the IsIahsi.S
for oeaut OF Locations and fertility properly
not surpassed by the Ohio RIVER, and TO h.
sros Obtaining location tile country con,
fenientls city, brio those wishing engage in the husi-
purchase. ri q n 81 -
plot of the premises seen, on NAL
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