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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

y SPLENDID SPEcuLAroN.-M NJ. John Ham
Iton, of Rockbridge county, Virginia. has re-
.ently refused $4,000 for some lots in Chicago,
illinois, for which, a few years ago. he gave
8 5,OOo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

oSs TSegsANp prnsOvs KILLED BY A SrnorE
81 LIGHTT1SG.- from Rhodes state that
the lightning struck fine immense store of gun
powder which was placed in the vaults belong
ing TO the Ancient Knights destroying Ghc
whole Turkish quarter SO completely that only
thrce children were ssred. One thousand per.
sons are *aid 20 haze persisted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

Consnsnptives, do not despair TIL You Aver:
CHERRY PICTORIAL II Is made by of the best netica
chemists in the world and Its all
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17
CONSUMPTION CURED.

BIZ NOT DECEIVED By base limitations Ift; esfAS
CLARK 4 GESUINEG0B LIVER OIL. uevsr disau.,
and iise years has sapssios e
al offers and t only be foE cONsCMtTIeE
fsre great deal OF spurious the n,arkrt adult
tefated With t oil, whale oil &c. 6c, insh care eAh-
not be taken 70 procure the GrnlIne. ~ e5lis .
Our o y made AZ our factory In New ndian3 ard
each las tie cork DO 10 rsf
eossfAs ctsE. = Cos for since the dsat Of HrsH.
our late partner, ere has article iptyo3uesd
called leh j. il way CONNECTED with q O.
Co %; ~. q 2 Co. seld By druggists. esticaaisHv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17
IT rs Non A DYE !!

GreyhGis, Bald, afflicted 4eit diseaSes ofts
hair or scuLD. Eeud the ItakloIciao, and 5Ed0eqf
MRS. s. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REST0RER.
Rev. NJ. TEACHER (60 years of age), Pitcher, Chem
ango County, n " siy natural
color and ceases o fall.' -flt-E
Rev. Vim. CUTTER, I'd Mothers Magazine n. Y. ..sIv
hair changed to its natural growing spot,
Rev n STONE D. D. concord, N H.. "siy hair, which
was grey, is restored to its natural color &e'
Rev. d. CLENDENIN, Chicago, Ill can add tay testi.
TnoIy md recemtneni 1t TO my friends"
Rev ID. r. WOOD, siddlcovn, n. Y "Siy own hair hss
becoming bald &e.''
RsY. ). p. TUSTiN, Charleston s. c. "I3ic white harris
becoming obyiated, and new hair forming, de-"
Rev. "A. PINE, Silver Creek, N. V has produced
good effect hair, and commended IL
Rev. JOS. MCKEE, Pastor of West d. X. Church. N ",
recommends It, tFffs<.f- y
rev. y: SI0tsttIS, Sross ISIyeTs ~
We might swell tits list, II fan 10 convince
TRY IT. Sold by all the principal United
states Cuba aHd Canada. Wholesale and retail depot
$50 Brooms Street New York Some try se Arti-
cIes instead OF this, which they profit II co.
write to depot fCf circular and Information
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

ALL sorts of niceties are to be had for the
Holidays at the store of j. D. Nicoll lie has
,ost ample assortment of all kinds of nice things
81 old and young.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

ASTHMA Oh, PHTIiIsIC, AND BRONCHITIS
WEsr MANCHESTER Pa, Feb. 4, 1885,
sin Yonr .onEERy Psc1oRAL is performing marvellous
cures In this section. 1t has relieved from alarm
ng symptoms of consumption Is nov curling man
who has abored under affection lungs the last
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17
COM NIERGIAI.


THE wharf was well covered wit-proauce
ceiEed by the numerous from below but mo- ort-
AM sales transniTed Among other receipts wer, probable
WIZ Dds o. Flour, since Saturday morning. OF which All
sov Dds went East There large quan,i-
OF gram Tor the city mills whisky, cotton
&c. shipments We're also active number or steamer
tansis ~ pretty fair boating stage but falling
ftttseargs DfspateN Of dc lea - =
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market. s5Rso{ ajrs
csctSsATt Dee 16Flour continued fair de-
manu- sales lis bps at 90. 50 $40 find $50
40 suPerane At Whisky dull, price nominal Hogs
s iso NJ se'a4c and 900 averaging sSv hs at $3.50.
New York Marker.
Nsw York Dec. t6-cotton mareet Arm; sales 600
fiour trIa sales 1S,nOu steady; sales
s,VyV Torn In fair demand and steady
forH y In fair request Beef firm Lard steady
Stocks generally higher.
RIVER NEWS.
Arricdls and Dsloartures ef StednaJoats Yestssday
-si fs5fs Medora, from Illinois river: 'y-fl
Metropolis, q Pittsburgh;
Cheyoit, Muskingum river;
,sg- p1Inrnnl, Ptsburgf;
Abemare, :" en- .innati:
Michigan No. 2 from Matainoras; y
- Courier, from Petersburg. = a.
MedoTa, to Pittsburgh; sts Il, fa-< -.
Durna to =sl.5ei
Metropolis, 20 Louisville;
Chevoit, to GAINESVILLE:
SSichgan No. e,to Parkersburgh;
Minerva, Cncinnati.3 49,
Rive feets inches; failing slowly. running heavy.
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MIsCEllANhOU.
j. B.. LIPPINCoTT & Co,
Pnb,ishers mud Rco,sssiiers;


IouBLisll among many others, the following valuable
IL standard works: 2 ~ II s3ls's II -
LIPPISCoTT'S PRoNouNCtNG GAzETTEER OF THE
woRLD, OH BIOGRAPHICAL DICFIoNAaY giving a de-
seription OF nearly One Hundred Thousand
pinces, with the Correct Pronunciaiion of heir
Nnnles By J. TnOsiAs, ii. D., II. BAlpntx One
volume, ROYAL Octave. Price SO.
THs woRx u to EyEaY TRAcnER and PRo-
YHSsoSAL NAN The rising generation will greatly
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nation should your work be Kept book
tie table of every professor and
HOH. Horace Mann, H. IL %. -, 80
isonsider II n WORK OF GREAT
= lrct thduRey a: Goodrich, IdLe. Col.
ITO reachers such awerki Indispensable, correct
TEACHER. :.
An nralnnbt guide the student Of geography,
adopted could not fan the prevailing
discrepancy and confusion m regard pronunciation
OF Biographical names.D b. Sears, Ireet. Or Brosea
Unipersity. /, :
lta. q. Il. S0l6s ARlorsi.l fsC&Ssl1 = IL +
"A work that ought be In every College aud School
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normal 5SctOOt. Observation-Disclosures
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

I.ASa WApRAzrs had further declined al
Washington City, last Saturday, and the ten
dency was sdll down sweeney, Rittenhouse
FAINT & Co, quote the market as follows
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

A. A. RAMSEY, NJ D., ALBION, sIoSRoE couSrY, Iowa
writes Sept O. 1855 During my practice Of many years
have found nothing equal to CuERRY Civ
rs curable"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

A. ~ MoRTLEY ESQ, UTIcA, York ,vritcs al
have used your PICTORIAL myself and in my family
since you Invented IT. believe for its
purpose ever put With bad cold should pay
other remedy" r5ses5 94lls -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

We might addvolpmesof evidence. the convinc-
of the remedy is found in Its effects
upon trial. 1zaa-..s ssH
ConsumPiion.
Probably remedy has been known which
ed aud such dangerous this. Some no hu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

-. MERCHANTS 4 MECHANICS BANK, :
.WHEs1ING 9th Dec, 1856.
The annual election for Directors of this
at the Banking House In Wheeling Monday the 18th day
of January, 1851. -r.
AT the same ;irne and place there will be general
Ing for the purpose OF determining
they will approve and accept the provisions the
the General Assembly, passed March 18TH 1885, entite
An Act to extend the charter Merchants and Me-
chahics Bank OF wheeliag.n
I By order of the Board Directors. s. BRADY
deeiO-2yd Cash.
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GROUP, wHoop1NG couor, 1NFLuENzA.

:, SPRINGFIELD, Miss, Feb. I, 1856.
BROTHER ArTE will cheerfuiy certify PHcroRAIs
the best remedy possess for t OF the hooping
CoHOa, Group and the chest diseases chilren We OF
your fraternity in the South appreciate Skill
mend yeur medicine to sur people.
~ E.stE a-s =. 8 - + HIRAM coNKLlN, NJ. d.
AMOS LEE, ESQ.,, Monterey IA, writes Sd or Jasuary,
SS6 ~ had a tedious Illuenza which confined me In
y tried PReroRAL by the advice clergyman
The first dose relieved the nmy throat lungs;
less than one half the bottle made completely we'll Your
eeiclneS are the cheapest we'll the best buy
mans hieni." s.s aEsiEi Gfs 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

RIVER AND WEATHER
PITTsRyIssH, Dec. l6.-Riycr feet O inches
by metal msrk, falling ~ =
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NEW BOOKS,

A J. @. oRl.S, Formerly II. Thompson,s) No. III
Main street. Just received, large invoice
aneous School and Blank Books; also general
Of Wall paper Among our books may he found Gibbons
Rome rues England, IrYing's Life OF Washington, Dicks
and Rollins Works, Plutarc Lives, Carks and SCOTS
Commentaries also, Benton' Thirty Years Senate,
kanes Exploring Expedition, Bedsoe Liberty
very tine Hills Of the shatemuc Ngan. iawatha Marry
Ing Too Late, &c, &c. =
We have also large number selected expressly
for the Holidays, which rather than described
Also the publications OF the Presbyterian Board Sunday
School Union and Tract Society = ~
Every thing usually onnd In the Book and Stationery line
Kept CONSTANTLY hand, IL street
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HARPER's WEEKLY
Win Ten ialI-page IIlusirntlo

n JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION.
They will spare neither labor expense TO make II the
pest FAMILY NEWSPAPER in the World -One whose
character viii rendert welcome yistorto every
household, while Its constant devotion principles
Sht and Justice shall win the appreciation of The
me good Its object will be to forth
htical Social and Moral questions; useful nfor-
nations u cultivate the Graces and aInenlIiesof life.
HARPER's WEEKLY will contain full and nlpartfnl sum-
mary OF the Poicali Social Religious Commercial
Literary News of the Day. II will the leading
discoveries OF Science and tile WILL in
Eord aim to present and complete picture Of
the age in which we live
VIII also give due share OF attention the taste the
brace Tales Incidents OF Travel Adventures sketches
OF Character and Social Life and Essays upon Art and
Morals, = = : =.
The publishers have made arrangements with the best
Of the The large space disposal
VIII enable the Contributors avail Themselves of annie
from the best and most henthnl Literature
the Ola frat will ct,p,-
mencement Of Mr. TnAcKgRYs New Seriel Tale publ
cation OF which, from early sheets purchased Au-
tnor, VIII be continued from week cpncu-
ION In addition to this they Will keep vigilant upon
the issues of English, French
press, the best production OF transferred to
the paper under their charge.
HABPRR's WEEKLY is way to s,iper-
sede or take the place Of HARPEs NEW MONTHLY MIdA.
ZINE Each Periodical will conllne itself to It's own nrUpr
spheres and no portion OF the contents ofte will an.
pear in the other. - -
lIAReER's WEEKLY viii contain Sixteen pages OF the size
OF the london Illustrated Setcs each Number comprising
as much matter as Ordinary duodecimo viii
oe printed in form and paper suitable binding:
ana as the pages will be eitctrotyped back Numbers
can always be supplied that Subscribers will he able Mt
any time TO complete their lilies At the close Of each vol
uue neat and appropriate will prepared the
convenience OF thUse who wish o The paDer
TERMS.
iaErEs MSHkLY VIII appear every SATURDAY MossISo,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

PARLSIAN TOOTH PASI'E
MOTHER lot Of the genuine Tooth Paste just
prepared and for SALE BIZ the Gross, Dozen
box By PUSDENBERG& ROBERTS
? oetl - No.1 Washington Hail. wheelInr. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

general rierce seuiIe worn
ENiEkES net much glory pleasure in
being President Mr. Pierce quite sick 1t already
Hundreds, suffering from Colds coughs
ness &c. can fluid reefby using of Bryon's PuonIc
Waters, 25 cents box;
decll 81 st.s5tl. r. IL LOGAN q co.'s
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"Poor Old Uncle Ned"

Poor Old Uncle Med"
"And he had no wool on the top OF his head,
On the place where the wool ought to grow"
are some folks a-days, in the aanentn.
u Die Tx with Uncle Ned They change their
song of woe OF rejoicing, they only use the
means which Art oHersto Nature, TO aid her.
Emerson's EHnir Restorative,
Is well knewn and valuable HAIR TONIC. There arc
those in Wheeling who can TO It's preventing
the loss OF hair, and In restoring luNurian growth
through sickness or Otherwise, the hair had unfortunately
fallen out.
Enerson's Hair Tonic is for sale by
rltTlfS It. II LOGAN 4 CO,
= .dec1l bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

TAKEpleasure in ring my numerous friends and
the public generally, that have bath Rooms com
peted, and can furnish COLI and baths ut any mo-
meni Also, warm and cold shower baths Ny
depend upon finding all the appliances for their
comfort as IL my determination cqaIlled by
ether establishment in the city si -
Ny Shaving SaloOn full operation as usual with
the very best workmen engaged there. ~
No 81, Main street, door Sweencyis Glass store
decI3-1m@ yIOTOH SNIiVAGEoT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

The popularity this delightful Aroma has Induced
many which the public should
purcasng BE not to buy thing
have given BOerhaves Holland Bters fair bot
tie VIM convince how infinitely superior tits
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

DOCTOR T. L.. HARPER,
LATE or ALLEGkIENY CITY, 'P1.)
TENDERS his professional services to the citizens OF
Wheeling, and homes, from his experience and skill,
dring been engaged IN Ocits practice for than
eet yedrs to render satisfaction who may require
hlsservices.
Office No. eis Main street, above the
House and Immediately opposite the residence Of John
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17

rINHE Store Room occupied by h. H. Watson situate
Il the Southwest Corner OF Market and Sfonro
streets. Possession given the first April next Ap
wheeinr. Dec %. 1sssiess A.
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TO WHOM IN NAV CONCERI

:. EXCELLENT STABLING :
Is to- House Travellers aud boarers may re
assured that no pains viii be spared to add 10 their cor
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Oemtf6e Mpotbcfcn
Df. S1auer,
Merchant ailor,

LA Rr16 Sputbs l., @de son 2csel9 Zane,
mGft sebnf duf tuen ausgepablten 9prratb MODERN
eu8s fur 5lblinsss SpmmerIeeer aufmertjam 5sue
8ut 3ps5n5 tleBGne 5pienmuitir bic decentralization
QBeneuacues 49, aus erteR oanounsen Mepsg rf5
tiesen 9res tsicen son sur suspa6l Der aunben uab
@er pred uren aber5as n, 6a5 seldma fpOae unb
ltrne usfuhnB aer bm weEeen6eI Sehsuun8sn ein ers
hte geifreben Gein ptrb 15Dii3mr
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NenMte8 Gapitel.

Die 3ulamnenfrtuft, weld,e @dfar nit
9l6paNa 9ehabt, bate altf'6 0leue thr 8ilb
in 1einem Ner5eit III hpllell 8arben 9elllalt.
5hre .Ralte, Die er fir Sprooi9teit belt,
oiente ieiner eeieenldaft, anifatt ihr einen
3agel ai5ulegen in @e9ertbeil ais Sporu.
Gas wnneertarc 3uiammentrefen nitt feis
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3 6rGblIn98- unD SOntnerflelper.

9 Der l1ntrsd6nete seist berm fsinen 5renrben unb
rem aeebrten 9ubum pas ettn fetau 5pre in Wrp.
"A DIT 8alimprernBe erDnst bat iOpcb ener in
better Nuswabt prdttg bat ais aud au Srpr anfrr6t.
@iase grse quite 2eaasn per en- 5ueefteft. 3,htn
unrboen @rapatteu aae in eles ga sin aenet A.
ts nb fes ppfjgsitder auspabl oerrdba @tnem 5apI
reiden 8slub tusesenibsA empfset tb
95iptS 9tnr9 Staut, p Of-Saltclfr
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NeidlQft69Q QerleQuna..

B& Der IntsrSehnete maGt ietnen Breunbtn unb If1
~ efn gesbrtsn eeutl4en gRbIfum Gle tr9seenft -A.
Aneee eaB cas- ruber tbm Sleeede rait
uno @Barlesett gehaene SdHeeered6dft an bic i1faJ
sebenub gtlssene gorbmds etr @bars une graisirnBe
Pere9t Bat prtpdbreab ale Neu ShHtiperartei
ten au3 Yilgfe unp Gtelhe prfeiti8t. Ss pcrra9is:
enfeH, 3a4snI9sr, pasbineen Gragatten 8pfe, 3eien
" ferner bic mpprnhea @0ttnitViTe anotre IN mn
@eaGit i6lpsenre Artitel. Spbn OttB,
26muS 9terhnsfeff grdtt. &eariesfr.
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@gIgfw 0teu ein9eridtete BUD binoeret
8~MAkssw sen OltaS Self

@uDtttBer &pracD. 4AHrgrrtC1t.
Npn a8, ben 2S Mpr Ntenbs ubr, pirp Der unter
dnete en nens 8ae aur prattifpen unb ernbGen @rrs
ung Der enoden Sprade erOnen @reis 81 fir ben NOuat
n 8praus 3ablbnr. g. Brep,
Nr. 81 re Gapfra6s, Der 3tcasttr6e 8eseuab
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MarRer's {

y erfeotD toW
II. III SeFtn8tun- nabg bcwarof.
o 5siRsHt 9sesatas, peid Der 4cf4maf austpttl
e preatGt mir trages Der f 8epnut, Der @erh9he
tsta dAS J9)t9At % pttrta 4efeFen 81nefn unftr
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0Eener Nfemffpre
Qimhuraer &dfe

4 t'+FNtF+tJ Nv JkftTN
Sceben spbtelt i'd 6ten 4tmburser RGi> tpl6nb SSru
3pstf4en unb DerfAtebene anpere In @rccsrfa Na
ienoe Artttel. @epree 9 eB mann
23e
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,,S5ase0as s Hotel

astrtisrunb Salon. &ae Scren fdlte unt rarnt
.Speen unb SYlters tNb lfets Scrrdtts (sof3m
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]. F. DEGEsI E.
- ra t lamp

s45e 5uwelier @oIearbeitsr unb llbrmober.
1913 Rr.9EF gtattfrage SET Der 8ride
nplttPlt istnsH 619a en- puS BEN ssbrn DubIiiu fsu
t8aates N1er son tasr teIeF 1stferattr giicuterie
Is 9mbanbsr, 1saa ban .tnaea tc: fr1s1 s,1,
Gsnatl pDa eSlptnta fnb S,Desuen Gofaenubrsa
" Ii nnlts 6a tGIa snef Sasn werStA alf sa4 geee
10 @tatSf rtpartgt. N
asrtaaftr @soar IS Utrben wpbI tbun wuftr 9oatr an
rartntrsn, eesar et enSft jrUS iaufsn. 2fgtq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-27

The Chevalier Wikof is quite too busy with his
own affairs to do anything with the Opera lie
is anxiously waiting for the Presidential contest
to be closed up, when he will astonish the world
with his new book, in which he will reveal all
the secrets of the Foreign Office, and smash Lord
Palmerston into bits. Signor Ullman is trotting
about town, sometimes on one side and sometimes
on the other. He has in former times been am
bilious to direct the Opera, but is too much oc-
cupied with Thalberg to trouble himself about
the Academy at present. Amidst this scanty ar
ray of talent and availability, Strakosch and his
former friends, the Frys, seemed to us to be the
right men for the right place. We advocated
their cause from the best of motives, and we
don't give them up yet; we think they are the
only persons just now who are competent not
only to give US the standard operas, well sung,
but also to produce some splendid efforts of na-
tive genius
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-27

Providence. oct. IS, 1858
Cotton has been quiet with small sales prices ono
per cen, lover than sst the MARKET cc~ng VITA
a armtr oehra stock ight Woo market active, gtock
ngh sa'rs u The week 10000 IDs. Printing cloths =
Prices hrm sales a. eco pieces.
p~wx4o. uut. 25-5 z. u.
Wheat quiet rrices unchanged White Canadian hefd
~ 81 s3 CcrnSaes I'd. 700 busbes % private terms
Pr rnis ~ Nov York-Flnnr - &C.. wheat isc. corn
ttc The va.lfoad advanced Their ras on Tour - day
lr0n &C. tt l3s. to Albany aad Troy Las Imports -
81 200 bushels wheat, ID, 10 bushels rye. Hi42
buShtl. barley Canzl cN rnrs-tcO IBIS noari tN,jJ0
bushels wheat, 81. 900 bushels corn.
liou, puctenged--Sales 10 % bbls. 1T IS IL So 81
for eu mon Wisconsin AMI OHIO and njlana ani
81 60 4 s5 "a nr extra ditto. Wheat tends towards.
sales ID 90 bushss At "a iea OIL 20 Tor Cncago spring;
al IS FOR rel indiana. ahd 81 ~ Tor waite Michigan
uo,n f,n,er sales l4.Ooo bushels al 5li,r a DOC
WbDsey ssc tarsi frcghts-lssc rr corn, AID ~ -
for wheat 70 New York, -ah tendency J'snwud
CuU,eo OFT .5--sp N.
who's, srn sllpfoers 10 Buifao ~ 600 bashels aud
A. ,yvtso 10 100 bushels Cofn-Prccs easier. MI NOT
npo,abv lower tales al sic. 81 40. shipments 70 DM
lao ~ GO bushels Tttghts advanced % so q; Tor
" al a Eahalo
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". II. SIwtBp ACuS.- Mr.. Seward made
another silly speech at Buffalo on Friday
last. The bugthcn OF Bis haranuic was q parallel
lttwCcn free labor and slave labor. He started
will the premise that all labor is curse pro-
nouncod in the Garden OF Eden upon every dc.
sccndant Of Adam. lie then proceeded TO de-
monsiratc lis own proposition by cndeayoring 10
show that Ailican labor a. ii exists at the South.
Is curse, but that labor Cor wages Is a misfor.
tune Il Is singular that the rabid ultra agitators
Of The south and the equally rabid agitators Of
the Moth, have 20 many ideas and mental cha
racteIistics in common. some Of thcse Southern
agiiators arc now seriously advocating tho re-
opening Of tho slave trade, for the purpose 81
depressing The price Of African labor ~ that
free labor vii be crushed out altogether. Mr..
seward cvncurs 10 this position, only varying IN
he FORM Of his argument. No true statesmen.
standing upon broad constitutional grounds. de-
voted TO the true interests Of the whole country.
viii ever dcnounce the SOCIAL institution; or any