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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-11

Petition of Conrad Walter license for an
Ordinary. Rules suspended license granted.
Petition. Of S. Fpndenberg; referred to Collie
tor of 9eatsF.rents. '5A'5 9ss
Petition Of Mrs ". clark-grartted. 4.
Petition Of Jesse Bullard- rar'd to Collector
Of water rents
Petition Of S. Brand--granted.
Petition of John Roemer-reiected.
Petition of Wilson Jones for license for coffee
house granted at usual rates.
Petition Of W. D. Swift reduction of water
tax-ref' d to the Collector. Asto dog-tax--rc-
mitted.
Petition of j. L. sangston and others for the
opening Of Saint Charles street, before winter,
by the chain-gang. Reid % Com. on Streets
and Alleys
Petition of VIM piudlcr-referred to the
Collector.
Petition of Jas Dorsey; referred to the eollec-
tor of Mater rents. a55{ss4 -.
Petition of Il. COnant with accompanying or
dinance; referred to the Committee on ordinan-
ces---to report so
Petition of G. 8. Thompson for Improvement
of Eoff street Mt Wheeling Female Seminary; cost
not to exceed $50, Granted. The money to be
Expended under hesuperintendence of the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys
Petition of F. Reekey and others for change of
water pipe at Moores alley Referred to Com
mittec on Water works-to report
Petition of Bernard Donagan
Petition of Joseph Britt and others for aid in
building bridge at 9th st, asking an appropri-
af;nn ff c1kn nr,1 a., ,,,s,;ia, c "a
bridge Referred to Com. on Streets and Alleys
to report
Petition of NJ. Reilly aud J. n Walden for
footways at the Athenelm. Granted
A communication was read from the Collector
of water rents.
Report of Committee on Accounts recon-
mending payment of certain accounts referred
to them at thelast meeting. The report was
read; and bills ordered to bepaid, after reduc-
ton on bill of Joseph Britt
Report of Superintendent of WUter-works =
Accompanying bills were ordered to be paid.
! BHl of II. Sweeny & Co, 1924, % referred to
Committee on Accounts; JAS. c. White, $l1,s1,
paid; Wm. George s5o.s5 paid; Geo. Forbes
Ss5, 90 paid; Geo. Trislers $40, 0o--Ordered paid
according to Ordinance; A! Haberfcld. ss2,o7
paid; Bolivar Ward $4,000 paid; c. H. Berry
81, 90 paid; Geo. Gsiger $3.50, referred to Com
on Accounts; Bill of Bolivar Ward, vote recon
sidered and bill referred; Ed. Clayton $50 rs paid
Isaac Colts s57,s4 paid; William snodgrass,
s1O2,a 80 paid. KS
On motion, the Chairman of the Committee
on Streets aud Alleys was instructed to procure
Immediately, necessary. repairs on East Wheel
ing bridge.
onmotion of Mr. List, the Clerk was author
lied to procure the necessary books for the City
Coupon accounts.
Council adjourned.
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Saddle, Earnesa aud Trunk lanufactoy
JEREMIAH h. SHEPPARD and .ClIAs. MORGAN have
81 day partnership in the Saddle Harness
etrng business under the name OF Shep.
paFd Morgan. ~ 2 g = ~ - ~
Having purchased from Mr. Knote the manufacturing
part Of his extensive establishment and occupying
workshops have facilities for manufacturing which Will
enable US to furnish every description articles the
IoEestraes, and OF the latest and most improved style
We have on hand full of n articles in
line consisting Of Saddles Brides, Harness. TTnns,
Collars Whips, Carpet Bags Sachel Saddle Bags &c &c
will wholesale and retail at tile
lowest rates,
Particular viii be paid to ordered work. repair
ing promptly TO; trust M srict attention
and prices merit continuance of The raton-
e which has been literally bestowed the former
DFoprietor. SHEPPARD 4 M0RGAN,
aug 2-Sin No 131 Main St., corner OF Union.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

SEPr. 10.-Flour buoyant, 1000 bbls sold
State $3.50; 6,Soa6, g. for Ohio; T,25a7, go for
Southern. and z, 64aS, 20 for extra. Wheat is
firm. 90, 600 Blu sold of Western and Southern
red at ], 1912; Southern white at / 60; Ken
lucky ITO. Corn advanced, $4,000 Blu mixed
at IS IL. Ness pork higher, 1000 bbls sold at
1870. Beef firm and advanced. Whisky is
higher, 200. bbls sold at Soc.
Stocks Chic & R. Isl Sc. Ill. Cent 112.
Mich. Southern 81 10. n. 7, Cent 9sI-2.-
Penn. Coal Co. % .I-2. Reading 81 H. Vir-
ginia SIS So. Missouri 6's So Cley. i Toledo
10 S-A Erie 62T-S. Galena and Chicago ITO
DIS. Mich. Cent 931- Delaware and Hudson
Is5 IL LII. Central rs a5 5-s.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY
virgInius Lodge No. 3.-aIsets every Thursday
evening Hall, Of Market and Monroe streets
JoHs S. YRIauT, n. g.; D. II. Carr, Secretary.
RranlkItn Lodge No. 13.--Meets as aboyeerery
Monday evening. Jonx BtruA, N. G.; II p oaaplfHs,
Secretary. ss frfr
VIA. Tell Lodge Mo- 3ss.--Meets as above eve
~ Wednesday, evening. ]. G. noFrAAxs, n. c.; John
.Sdldds, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 50.-Meets every Monday
evening the Hall, Marks. and Quincy streets H.
DaowS, N,G.; John 7ho1uFn, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
Friday evening L. B. Nolan, n O.; ", u. blanchard,
Secretary.
Abrams Esnerl IA r.lllent Ne. meets at the
Hsil corner Market streets the st and ird
Tuesday evenings of each month H. uFa'tAs O. p s. ".
Pearsoa Scribe.
VIM. Tell Eucnnpmeut No. %.=-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
month SyN KLSELEs, q. p; Rm. RStsgasbsy, Scribe
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Trtisses aud Supporters lTsgTeat Variety
An kinds OF Eeps dope viii lsatnessi aud DIE
patch AZ e - ( . y. GattTYnfGHTeS
~ Gallery paffety and Mnsi6 Store,
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AN EARxEsr-LabOrcrs are at work, grading
the track for the Central Ohio Railroad from
Belair to Kirkwood. We learn the work will
be prosecuted with energy to completion, hay
ing the cars running over it in from 60 to 80
DAYS This is as it should be- The patience
with which our citizens have submitted to the
Inconvenience of the Bellair starting, and the
connection between that and our city, is worthy
of all comtnendation. The prospect now is for
q speedy relief from aggravations growing out OF
that connection.
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ANOTHER Coon TnINo.-In few days, an
other train Of ears will be put on the Hempfcld
Railroad, designed for the accommodation of
persons living on that route and doing business
with this city. The train will leave the eastern
terminus of the Road in the morning, and re-
turn in the evening, thus permitting passengers
who come in on It to remain or 8 hours in the
city. In connection with this train, Mr.. J. ".
Terry will run an omnibus liue to Washington.
The mere mention of this name is guarantee
of good treatment, good accommodation, and
good time,
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. lO1.-Meets Mt Masonic Han,
corner Market and Monroe and third Mon
day evenings Of eaollnopC. G., W, sleHTs w Nj Afer
aaten L1sy6lta, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 2s--Meets as above on
the fret and LsfrE Thursday evenings month, e d.
BaExrLrxeEH, ". NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. 1S.-Sleets as
above on the second sioadG evening OF aehnonth. W. G..
scorr, H. P; s. W Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Encnmpment No. 1.-Neets as
above on the ,h Monday evening of each month. VI j.
BATES, G. o., A. Loritg, Recorder,
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FROM KANSAS

Sr. Louis, Sept TO-. The Republican has adj
vices from Kansas to the 9th, stating that on the
18th party of 100 of Lanes men attacked Te-
cumseh, no particulars Judge Lccompte issued
orders to the Marshall of the Territory to arrest
Lane and other agitators. Gen. Smithinstructed
Col Cook commanding Il companies at Fort
Riley to give ailinecessary assistance to execute
the writs. Geary reached Glasgow on Tuesday
evening and met Shannon on his way down the
River -
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Tuy weekly InteIligencer viii be issued this
,,orn;ng sereraIhundred extras WILDE struck
Of and can he had by eleven o'clock, in single
o on,;~a It The counting room. Tho Weekly is a
S ,,or, interesting number containins Judge
,rhounson,s charge to the Grand Jury of Brooke
10 The election returns up to last night, from
To low Vermont and Maine and the latest Euro
aud Californian, news, together with great
anoant of commercial and literary information.
Price cents
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sd
RIVER NEws.-CIScI All, SEPT. 9.-The Ohio
continued to fall yesterday afternoon last night
and this morning at this point and at noon to-
day there were about twenty-Seven or eight
inches water hence to Louisville. We were
favored with a very fine and heavy rain of about
two hours duration this morning, but it did not
cool the sultry atmosphere much. 1t is still
cloudy and warm, and we shall probably have
more rain. Business at the wharf stagnant-
No change whatever, from the intense dizziness
of the past month.
THE Ella at Louisville from Cairo reports the
lower Ohio near about as low as ever this season
with but 80 inches at Scufheton, and several
sV The navigation of the Mississippi, from ST
Louis down as far as Memphis, Tennessee, has
become very precarious and dangerous, owing
to the low water, which has left an innumeraoie
number of snags and logs in positions to SINK
sfonday,ssst. Louis Democrat says:
.'I'he river has been on n stand since Friday
evening Ihelast boat from below reports i've
feet in the channel, and names only one boat
aground the n. w. Graham, at Power S lsanu.
She was lighting and would soon be over.
whole fleet Of boats Mt and about Cairo have mad
= erest ical of trouble with the bars; but the
trouble is about at an end, as boats arc LOADING
to NOT more thali feet inches Eighteen inches
an the lower rapids. The Thos, Scott had been
hard aeround on the Rapids for over week,
and although her freight, furniture lenders, &C;
are out, she has no chance of getting over until
the water rises. cut.
The last boat down reports the river ialllng
from Keokuk, all the way down, with three re 1eet
in the channel, and one boat aground at Hole IN
Wall We have the pleasure of reporting an ar
rival from Iasale, the first for over two months
We mean the Col. Morgan; she left Lasalle on
Sont, Cd: 4th, met Violet at Liverpool Medor9
II Bath: 9Th met Emma Harmoh at Grand
pass. Nile at School House barr 9TH, met Car
son at 10 mile island Twenty inches on al tne
priucipal bars River falling fast from Bsrrds-
town down. -
Boats due from the Missouri were reported a
Ground by the last arrival and that the stream is
falling. ..a,. sb;nrents
continue liberal to New Orleans, and nave I'M I'M
proved to Keokuk; light tothe Illinois, ana iair
far Inc Missouri Twenty arrivals on oatE[1ay
and Yesterday, bringing large quantity Oh piO-
ducc, &c ,se IL IA " G. 1o,,is. ON
| SstnTiay. by the United Safes Marshal, 70 capt
| j +. Washington, for S9,6o0 ,,;.
The steamer Colonel Morgan, from 81. LOUIS
,o,,,rned from Lasalle last Saturday evening:
She is the first boat TINT has reached that port
for two weeks.
/ - j.
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y - q ~ ~ {fRCMf n a = 81.
- AERElsTeS d RICH
Advertising and Corresponding oce, No. $50 Brcaival
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nEAfncRArIc .CoNYENrIoN.

prrrsBuaaH, Sept 10.-The procession Of the
Democratic Mass State Convention, to-day, was
large and imposing. Immense numbers assem-
bled on the grounds, where speeches were Dolly
cred from two stands, in English and German,
by Charles Shaler, Gov. Tod, of Ohio, Bowin, Of
Maryland, Dietz, of New York, j. G. Brecken-
ridge, Col. S. w Black, and others. The great
est enthusiasm prevailed!
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YEILOW FEYER.

CHARLRsroN, Sept 9--Three deaths from
yell3w fever have occurred here within the last
% hours During the week, ending Saturday,
there were 1G deaths from fever.
n. Y, Sep. 1O-There was one death from
yellow fever yesterday at the Military Hospital
at Fort Hamilton and one new case. There
have been no new cases in Brooklyn for the
last "a shours
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MAINE ELECTION.

PoRrLANp, Sept 1O.-Tn 1854 towns Hamlin
has 59,21s; Wells 32,07s; Patten 4, 69s Eye
ry member in Congress, the whole Senate with
the exception of perhaps one from Aroostook,
and more that four-fifths of the House are Re-
publican. Hamlin's majority for Governor over
Wells win be &c, 600, and Is, 900 over all.
BANGOR, Sept. ON this district Washburn
Republican, has over 5000 majority. Every
town coming in shows large Republican gains.
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NswLASp. the Fillmore candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor in Missouri, is electedby about
two hundred majority. The rest of the Demo
cratic State ticket has about five thousand ma
jOrity. Newland was chosen because his Demo-
cratic opponent resigned few days before the
election and the name of the substitute (Jack.
sony did not reach all the counties in season for
for the election.
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FPEMONT MASS MEETING.

PRov1DENcE, R. L, Sept 1Oth.-The Fremont
mass meeting held here to-day is an immense
gathering Delegations are pouring in from
all quarters, and are marching in procession
through our streets with music and banners I;
the houses are decorated with flags, and the
streets thronged with people The greatest en-
thusiasm prevails.
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A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE IA e
HenltI hestorcd and Life Lengtheasd.
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MONROE HOUSE.
VIM. B ARR EFT = g z pEiet . :.

TtHIs well known Hotel has newly renovated and
rnls, the best OF aions to travellers
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FTTI,NioRE MEETING

P1rrsBuRGn, Sept 1O-A Fillmore County,
Convention met to-day and nominated for the
fall ticket DIR. VIM Wright for. Congress from
the 21st District; Alex. Wadlow, for Congress
from 22nd District Strong Fillmore resolutions
were passed.
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NY, Sept, 10.--The extensive candle facto-
ry of Melvin & NaPp in this city was destroyed
by fire this morning, with all the contents
Total loss, estimated at 100000, which is only
partially insured
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GREAT DRMooRAT1C DgMoNsTR ATIoN

GREAT DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION.
Nm, Sept 10.-The Democratic torch-light
procession of last night was the greatest affair
of the kind ever witnessed in this city. The
procession was FIVE miles in length, and it is
estimated that 10000 people took part in it,
There were fifty bands ofmusic, and the torches
banners and other devices were to be counted
by tens of thousands. The streets through
which the procession passed were in perfect
blaze of light for miles in extent. The widest
enthusiasm was manifested, and at the close the
masses dispersed without any occurrence to mar
the harmony of the demonstration.
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: THUMASI AUAhIoi UIAHlunu ItvuHet
orat r. Chester's, Gothic Hail.
uEApACHE AND DEpILIFY.

IIIEAUAUTIi
slas Lsconib OF gtEnInghAm says u hHVe10und IN
Doerhaves Bsters remedy for headache and debility My
wife has also used It With the greatest beneht"t
Mr. A. s. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh also he heSps rs
renced much relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS. -g
a IIoliuRdess IestnOay. Rnskes living In the
Holland settlement Of shebaygan Wis suffering
for time the misery attending an utter prosraton Of
body, Ihaye been restored bS using Boerhave's
Bitters, to perfect health.
The fact this reuedy being such high repute among
lIollatders wisconsin, Michigan, New Yorkn fRe
every Holland settlement in the United IN
its favor. a. s. q .ssS
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John DAVIDSON, living ten miles above on
the Canal says Wlen Icommenced taking
noerhaves Holland Btters, cond hardly wak-now en-
joy excellent health" tsisS
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept 10.-The Democra-
tic State Convention assembled here to-day
There arc ], 900 delegates in attendance. Arson
Phelps, jr., has been chosen President
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WEAKNESS or THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
1ilotEor great Cure Effected 6Y BosrQpe's Holland Bit
fershe wife OF Peter De Witte. living In Holland Town.
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness of stomach and indgeston. She had been
under PHYSICIANS for time but the disease
seemed to bale his skill She purchased some Hol-
office, which have given tone her sto-
mach her appetite and strength returning, and VIC r-
liz believe that this great effected by
medicine.
erected
this remedy, await another opportunity. One
thing You rely upo what have published are from
persons much 10 our community literally
true. q, 9udSTus, wa.
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Notice.

AvING sold the Saddle Harness, and Trunk Manu-.
featuring part Of business shall devote myself
Coach Trimming business, having BY the change much more
greater acites and being the only one In this
city exclusively business and from long eSperi
connection with the Saddling business
hope be able render entire 10 a Who will
their custom. Very thankful for the liberal
bestowed upon solicit aeentnuanes
OF the same. JOHN kN9EE,
aug 2-Sm Old Stand. 15S Main Street.
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The Fair.

,..t. wheeling Pair commences on Thursday Of next
Nm, title time remains for making the necessary pre-
,,t,ous In FLORAL Han The ladies' andyOans gentlemen
- ,rn..ug therefore, are again respectfully Invited to
their aid In decorating with flowers and ever
mi, emple Of Yiora upon the Fair Grounds, COM
on Friday Of Lhls week, and continuing until It is
finished. IN, ;. 49,, an
's tindI, aid In fttinz up this beautiful Han,
'n0'' ). K B0TFSPoRn, Sfanhall
s D. WOODROW, for
,ni,.atv A. s. TODD Floral Hall
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THE TEST NEWS
W RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE CRY oFBALTnIoRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1O.-Steamer City OF
Baltimore arrived this evening with Liverpool
dates to the 9th ult The steamer Indian from
Quebec, arrived 27th. Liverpool 26th-we are
still without arrivals of consequence from the
States, and with n continuance of showery wca-
ther, the grain trade has been steady. At to-
days market there was good attendance ofniIIers
and dealers, who paid full prices of Friday for
AL the fine wheat they could get, md would have
taken more had itbeen obtaihable; inferior kinds
however are still quite unsaleable.
Flour in good demand at full rates, in some
cases an advance of Sd per Dbl Corn, some
speculative demand. S3s6da94s for mixed and
yellow; white 34as5s. Red wheat 7sa9s9s, SIS
6dal1s for white, peri lbs philada and Bait
-four 30a3Ss Ohio 3Sa34s Beef unchanged
Pork steady, little doing. Bucon quiet, limited
demand for country, 700 hoxes offered at auc-
ton but only 80 sold, 53s for long middles
boneless, 81 for Cumh. cut
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Sold Ont.

SHE subscriber having sold out to essrs. Shepard
Morgan the manufacturing OF his establish
ment this opportunity to return his sincere
thanks the very liberal patronage extended TO him. for
twentyhree years and beg leave to recommend to
his numerous friends customers his SUCCESSORS, know
ing them experienced workmen and in every way
worthy the confidence and OF the public have
no doubt they viii render full satisfaction TO all who may
favor them with their custom.
aug 2-3m JOHN kNorE.i
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.RAIn MARKjET. n.

SEPT. 1O-Flour market steady. Wheat un-
changed, sales of red at 1,46a1 80, and white
at ], 55ai, 6s. Corn firm. white sells at 5sa62
and yellow at Ga Whisky SO l-2asS.
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-cAmEn

New YORK, Sept 1o.-The steamer Calhoun
with Emigrants to Nicaragua and recruits for
Walkers army sailed this afternoon.
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HARRtsB5Re, Pa, Sept. l0-sThe Republi-
cans are rejoicing over the result of the election
in Maine, 4 salhte of Ss guns was fire this
morning in honor of the victory.
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CAUTION.

CAUTIOt4.Hs1 -
Sorse's Cordial has been eounterfeited
by GONE unpTncpled peEAonHi
In future all the genuine Cordial win have the
fac-simile pasted the cork Of each bcfte and the fol-
lowing words blown In the. glass:
cdr Motse's 1nvigorating Cordia1.H
o. H. RING, PR0PRIEToRj n. ~
u The Cordial Is put highly concentrated, In pint
bottles. Price 50 per bottle two for 50, SIX for s12. p
& Sod By al DTHa0fsts and Dealers IN Afediethe
For sale by FLAUGHLINS BusHPIELD,
fa41..- -.=sst -, Wholesale Druggists,
te22d3m ~ No. % Monroe 4.
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pERRYS VICTORY,

PIrrsBURGn Sept 10.-The anniversary of Per
RVS Victory, was celebrated by parade of the
military and the Protestant Association; they
had large professions
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PEyRR AND AGUE.

case Of Eight Months, dndill0 Cured By BoerhdCe,s
holland BersAIichaeI Kelly, No III Grant, Smith.
street. July while running on the river on
plying between NRtchez and New Orleasil
was taken with Fever Ague For eight long months
suffered With this dreadful disease The greater part Of this
time ss unable to work spent least atty dollars
for different medicines, but found no permanent
Three weeks one Of my friends insisted upon my Try
0Harantesd. After trying II for only one wesl must
two weeks and had Of the cis aud fever
whRtsveF.p 3 z ~
/ certify the above statement Is true. lsA.Y
'afE7 fsti 40 THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
or At r. Gothic Hall.
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NOTICE

-n,c, A. ,trETISG--The members Of wheeling Temple
20 . are requested to meet TsnpIars Hall ON
o. evening sept Is,h ~ OelOc non attend.
- nss .cau.. a, business Of importanee vii be trans
acted.
y y. HUFFMAN, VIC r.
" v.,,r " T.. spI1:det
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SAILED.

Bosros, Sept 1o.-The Chnarti steamer Nj
agara sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool via
Halifax. She takes out half million in specie
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