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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-09-12
More New Goods /!
r. Ell. EKEITEI 60 Co.,
A RE now receiving their usual well Sc
IA lected and large stock Of
Nnrin9 and Summer G00dSl

Spring and Summer Goods!
Their stock consists in part of Dress Goods
Silks, Bareges, Tissues Lawns, Organdies.
Ginghams and Prints-of the latest and most
tasteful styles; Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons;
Collars and Undersleeves; Laces, and Edg-
ings Gloves and Hosiery in great variety.
Also, Cloths, Cassimers, Tweeds Italian
Cloths, Drap d'Ete, Linen Drillings, Cotton.
AIDES, and great many other styles of season.
able Goods for Gentlemens Wear.
Ready-Made Clothing Of all sorts, sizes,
colors and prices.
A superior assortment Of Boots and Shoes
the latest sty les of Hats, dc. ..-
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Cutlery,
Groceries, de-, dc.
To which they respectfully invite the at
tention of their old customers and as many
new ones us can make it convenient to call.
feeling assured the Goods and prices will
please April IL, 1856
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GALTI sALTI-booo Ds Ashland, extra fine, for
oteble use; 5000 Ms Turks leland, for piehiipg;
sePH GRO. W. R0SS.
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TUSr Received. ana for sale, lot Of cooper's
- Rolled Ironi also, hrst rate article OF No Chew.
ing Tobacco, BY A. p. BRADFORD,
feb.S I'D Riccvile, Tenn,
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L T. UTx'S HOTEL
U0Un0N. TENN


HNHIS well known House has been newly fitted up with
u bedding, furniture, &C. The Undersigned has taken
charge OF it, and in announcing himself for the public
patronage asks 1.-THE tree to be tested by Its fruit" and
pledges hghself, by assiduous attention and due
regard for the comfort and tastes Of his guests they
shall be cared for and furnished with the best the cou
try affords. He has also connected with the house the
large stable sheds and lot of Messrs Taylor Bridges
Co., and will be prepared in that line.
Jan II -3t-3s1 VIM NJ. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
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"And he played n a Harp of a

"And he played n a Harp of a
T1aouSand Stri7aEs.v
WE are happy to announce to "all the
w world and the rest of mankind" that
we are now in receipt Of one Of the largest,
most fashionable, and durable stocks of =
Spring and Summer Goods
ever offered for sale in this market. Our
stock consists in part of Bleached and Brown
Muslins, Tickings, Drills and Checks. Prints
Of every style and price, Ginghams, Lawns
Brown and Beached Linen, Cassime rs, Twaeds
Italian Cloths, Chambray, Cottonades. Can.
ton Plaids and Stripes, Versailles Quilts. Robe
Brilliants, Mohar de Beige, Organdies, Challi.
Barge and Tissues, Bonnet and Taffeta Rib.
hons, Moss Trimmings, Collars and Under.
sleeves, Mirrors, Satchels and Carpet Bags,
silk and Leather Belts, Soaps and Perfumery.
Gloves and Hosiery, Shirt Collars, Hair Stocks
and Cravats, Porte Monnaies, Violins, Combs.
Bracelets, Breast pins and Finger.rings. Ear.
rings, Books and Stationery, Hardware and
Cutlery, Boots and Shoes, Drugs, Medicines,
and Dye-stuifs, Straw, Leghorn, Panama and
Fur Hats, Glass and Queensware, Masonic
Aprons and Sashes, de-, DC.
We cannot enumerate the zone thousand
and one" articles on hand, but ask the pub.
lie to give us a call, and they will be con.
WINGED that they can save money by buving
our Goods. w. C. HORToN4 IN
April ii, 1856
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BoItine Cloth,

BOltine Cloths.
KXIE have hand and for sale superior article Of
w Boiling Cloths, Nos. ., 6, 8, o and 10.
Nov 20 MCEWEN a GILLESPIE
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X. W. SEH0N,
u. STEVENSON,
OFFICES, NO. 1 FIFTH ST., LOUISVILLE
KY, ANDNO. . COURTLANDT ST, MY.

The above popular medicines received and for sale by
!. W. ROSS, Athens; q. CANNON, MadisonviIe. Cali
nd get Almanacs and circulars free. FEB l-ly-oo4
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It's . remarkable fact, that among the hundreds Of
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe by
which Bulls sarsapara Is prepared, not hiss con-
demned IT, but all approve It, and commend II In the
highest terms. Many physicians express themselves
strongly 10 the belief that Is decidedly the best prspa
ration Of Sarsapaa that has ever been placed before
the public. Although there many hysicians who
feel reiustsncso having their appended to the
Recommendation Of any particular remedy, notwith.
standing they may approve Of In the highest degree
there others who frankly yield their support In favor
Of remedy which they know IL capable of doing 90
much good In an afflicted community. As an svdencc
Rad the following from old aud respectable physicans
Of high standing In the community In which they live
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SOMETHING
NEW AND VALUABLE

The most powerful King the face Of the globe now
reigns supreme In the American Republic. The power
Of the crowned heads Of Europe sink into nsgnhcance
when compared TO our American King
European kings employ tue power vested In then 10
increase the riches Of the rich and ordy and TO reduce
10 greater misery aud degradation the poor and depend
cnt. American King goes forth with equal willing
TO the ordly mansion and the humble cabin ready
ness to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor
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New York. and Boston.
III :Y--ias e. :.'... ~.
TINE t~p nISrAarE sAtEp, VA
.VIIc York NnH Erie
Htd, Gnnyt, D"uit. 7,aok,
u L n n

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Ira: Bunknk, B..ta'p. N,dpGrd Fails or Sus-
rtaS'on Hrhye.
1NrilS tn only Wric ,.u.r. E'ilroai lawn
l. NH, aud sl:t' ,'' ~a,..nii t. running thf.u1h
from prnkttk, hutiaio Niagara Falls and Su>irn >r'i,
4 pl.. ~ \ lpfk.
without Change Of Cars Or
baggage,
lfordsg unusn;lconfort,
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Most Splendid Steamers ia the
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f. IA -f.slf - ''-.ttg- r-ra#ess4 II
Il s. .s~'--sE. $3.50 W. ;'Y'' $; =
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
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rains ieate CLicdgr m N toui. and iafcrme-
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Express Tran, saturdays .Nccrt.dD III iara
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Accun,,nod ttion Vr1i'. tSiuhay sr1""f.ttdt M "
Express Tram Saturday :, cscr,...i > :,orN
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or baggage. Trains rtn t.uougn J",,,s iii"oai-
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wilraiIs THIS *"ad make direct connections
III Joli,, Cut OH ANA Michigan t.utra Railroad al
Joliet making tbs t,Ir hn,tct. 1u"ket and n,n>i
lahr route h.Iue..n ~ !''s al Nov loih, boston
rhiaa,t,nia. and the rast.
With lilinus tniIal Il. u al tjioumington, fnr Ia
Saile M.ni.i. ani Cairo.
iii Great Weston OF .inn"is a. Springfield, for
Decatur and Ia, iea.
Wdh al .hc ka,i, dsrrging from Chicago
xuh daily hu. ~ PacAris "a ~ Louis ior kcokuk
New Orleans, aud Missouri ENcr.
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Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad

~ II .,ss,....,ii.l, Z $500. xf..H.
Spring .ls1'HsgeMlTMf.
IN anil ai"r MenlaN NrrI IAN lS., AMI unit
Ifi,thr nn'ic'' ,,in- wili ave k.A isiiri dam
Suni,st. ~ pfci ~ Iu,luMa.
I tnni ttatin ~ q ~
ID rNr,"sf. st"i,i,ar cnN al III pilniri
s,ath'u. II - u
Nj nisid .>prss. =. prtnf. ~ AL atatt"ns siuf
i,h iot,ht, With ~ ,.Isscsrs AZ b ~ \
Tfs,ns ANNE u; Rock Island dairy, Sunday ~
e.pted rs felhw
lst riaht eApt... o.W Al
ID express stopping only a, prn stations 100 p
Sd man train - 40 =.
stn ftriaht. win "a claes cars at bio =.
Al trans over this road ARE dtvrct COMMISSION AZ
Chicago with trans 18th the Michigan southern
AMI Michigan Central Il " "a ana from l'trnii t.
lido Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati, ft't sbffrrh
pnnktrk Nnalo E,arara FAILS, Abanv. NV York
philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also NJ
I4sS,ii. with trans 81 ~" llIin,as Crnrai Road
North 10 da.f,a AMI south "a III Louis ami Care, Ia
WHICH iaae.s 4, krte Gan - Irrir,,iof
i $ STEPHENS, Ticket Aeeat,
Y HJst, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded ~ the necses;iyaf eiyiuc
distinct dr.rtionS 10 tn dcsti4i ;on III O.sr hs.-
gSgc siSe procure t.xcts bforr taking their seats
IN thu cars the conductors collect fares oy :" sta.
tioss on the line the Chicago HoCk island railroad
JOHN T. TRACY, SwpcriDtsuic0t.
WI WseAAs. Asst Supr.
Rock island. ApriiT, 1855 tit'l
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ST 4 Il ~
INDIAN
fever AND kGUE REMEDY!
An External Application!

tn In6iNibi" Htuedy fDr Fr"r and Ague. D"mb
Aya., Ni9hi .S",ais nnd al ktnd,cd diseases.
1NHlS j. onc III Ntiars'> remedies. discovered, AMI
successfully u.s.. t,r man; vat IL c.riiin tribe
NJ Indians III" Western .rpntIt r. AMI has
he y, known to TAI. III II ctn. among thous
and. who hav" MS Il II. u possesses thu power to
and e. adici'. every vtstige al ,ni Am"
from I'll" syst m, aud l. III, Oily known certain icni
edy. One important advantage this remedy posses
all others. i>r from III" int in>r value A.
a r'm dial az NJ. Is that 10 rUg> ar medicines arr
taken into the SoIii., h 1. tiu.tr au1 break ',wp
The system. Its ttt,cfs almost miraculous. and
need ,y I" l." tr,r, Z" tn~ur' rlar" TOR II in
flnil, where ftscI ana Aeu" Is ha> been, or l. like.
~ I" he
TIL" s.'nt has nulih"rI,.<S C.r.iii- ,t.s II Cure
which with pleasure, Will he Shown 10 all wishing 4"
Sc" tn m.
Cures havr been cf ctod in tins city aud vicinity
u tr"nc"> Will ~ So h. Z ,.n I" su'h cuEcns. Thi>
u mtdA i P"r,lr. ani i ppli Internally and
cifct> are truly womb iful.
Pric' - rr By. Aud cure guarran'ed "r tn.
nIon'y refunded.
LEWIS FINCH, A.ent.
~ II v. Child Urdrlrc Estabii >hmcnt, "a I'd st
a = " 'l""rs ID, tot l;rl'iy. tivlOd6ml
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DAvnroaS J4oN WORKS
= q u n ID IL " -

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Aoco1Doo - D oLbtnpry repAfps1 wstis,nt delay
Dsaa1 UogeNs uDn1s "a order 81, short notice
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D1roOtoTOe
rpvryn CAN6ELI, ISAAC CepK
riwxrs a, Gii.BvKT NExkY CMArYAN,
GEORGE HCI.N.
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Stonington, Norwich or Fall River

Through Tickets good on either Of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general information b.
procured At the tom;,1ry~ Office. No. - Dearborn
street, Opposite Fremont House Chicago.
Merchants. Produce aud Stock u, a-,s can ptlk.
u rough contracts hy ra the Company Agents
A. II. PETERS, Av't, = Dearborn street, Chicago
u. y. SMITH, Gcu. 4 aeiit, Cleveland, y.
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EDMUND CANtIELD Pre- NEsRY BAEHT, &c.
HENRY CuspNAs, Ys.as'r
g. n GILSLAT, Cenessl Az ut and .,"fv J"f
THIS Company was or-s,uz Il IN tine 9Th A,y -
u.f,h 4 u 1884. uirsr "A aI,,lai sh,ri'r fi,ui tbs
-lstHfe II illiU. ai,i busin-ss oorire' unit
Il, tnH favorable susprcs. IT'S estshi 'Hi' ~ us
nIy,n Arm s1i r'ir,,d- basis, a'.i u " ~
stability s.pnntnrsA and Irrrnan'Tr " rank te'"r
Y The frtt In-nfah,r innI,tr- ~ III c'.uHtfy. ."
h'@e destrnns ~ pro,ecina 10 pa'v's A..'iisf -
d'nlase by Fire OF Icfii VI til 20, ihy u 8 a.
. oiI,t the following
KEFEgENrEs
ae,srs. Stone h Wit, C'ry isnt. o.
" Williams n Au ~, Cir 'Fo.
q Marion n Brother, .
80 S,ane n RrHnT,
4. s. bnrand Prc-,t Ka,inc ~ Ms. RA,i'"ai
IN e Natthrup Ga mr. RI Cv Eank
Vim = itpde. k-'.. MIlwiukee
| q. Ionrg ksi fa ni.
ifenr, fsrnaip, Prs,'t Chr ~" h u J. Railtoai
F., siiiv.rt Ca Com bl"k '.hr1.io
ban = Ehspies ESQ, Ch,c"ni. .
Hon John q Iac-lin, Tr"s''r 81 S'au. Columbus
ria5 Campbell, Esl., SpTis-h'ti, III.
iIa,. X thamhc. iin, -. i,'uia, No.
Ge-sr. waisaoiih We'll, Il Sycamore. Chi. sg,.
aessr. II Brreh \ %. chr ,ao Isnuk.
Hon WIN. Melili, Cov' rnr' II OHIO.
No., g. " srler X &" 'hi'ac',
judi Susth y Pratt. D.SoL, III.
Nm. Bianehrti. r. 4 Mems. III.
lIou Nn Trssnt. .;.,'yu stat. Cdnnh''s -.
>ts II. e 80 6. Cod q 90. Rockford, III.
II Wt,,i"r. :. y n. Aurora.
Nramtah G, s.. 10 Uuri" Y.
Wa " funtis. Eq 81 iugnh",
hon. " Buit,, id- JuP.,nr Cpsr' aanshed'
cen Cum, SpriuFa' I'd, ~
RI hard kers 10, 81 Lp' Mo.
II WELD.
Areu, al Dsv'ur,r, and H~E ! ard
OFFICE UaXcn,r,ft. Al th" SrtIT pIMOcHA1
un' ., p, oinc. Builtlnis, B,ady Stre't
july h-if
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DIR. j MCDONNELL,
VETERINARY 81 RECON,

AApX0 he viii cunttit. to tr' AZ all tl' iiN''a - Va"
" u horsr Is su,j - Il" IN ~" rrrt SCIENTIFIC
rrncipie. Att"i constant pta'iIr'' "i MANY y'aiN
on all KIND, 81 III ,.,-e he IL happy to say that II"
viii gly,. satist l." III hat ,mIl.S him W. 'an
pr, suce as g.arI Crftfi.atts oih'r man W y
II New York. He Is heis only f'w mouths AMI The
many important enc IL has n rt'd since b" cam
will So al NOR foI HIN than cin readily he inserted
in a Newspaper.
The following g.cutie,n"n WHO have "nirlnv-i him
since he cxIn her. the most eases. will csr-
tify "a IN, ahItrr d competent Y. tetinary Sur
g'nn
All diseases warranted cured ifcuralic, mon
~ pald.
"" earnestly S.licits trial on any sever" case
whatever. Any c.>c he caru" cur" Ifanv other man
h" got cure it, lie Will ply hir, cut at his own
,.skt.
P,.le evils ani Fistuas warranted cured in any
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24
Dr.. J. Hedges,


FEVER Sc AGUE ANNIHILATOR
FEVER and Ague, clls and Fever, Dumb AEue, or any
form Of Fever whether
ing, is speedily, safely and eneeuaiy by the use Of
Or. J. Hedges Annhilator.
This preparation entirely free from al metallic poison
such as Arsenic Mercury hat Compounded from
tracts purely vegetable. Its certain safe and esaeous
remedy, and be taken in kinds weather. The Pro-
Preter has used the article in his oFn private practice for
several years and in has failed to effect perfect
cure when the directions have been followed posi-
seWay can't niare the system, butts adapted all ages
seIes and constitutions can be given the
month old with mneh safety the adult and can be
kept in climate. needs po enesum, no long array
Of tesaony.to herald It's efficacy. It's merit les within .
ssf-snd to the invalid will prove more value than az
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor At sanhope n j. and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale, Wholesale and retail @. GOOD Co.. Drug.
ssts Wheeling ya and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally Throughout the United States.
ss7-f W. II. DEoAStP, General wholesale Agent 9
-. 4 - for the Western States,
nyI;sm rs CORTLAND ST., New York.
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DALLIaY.s MAGICAL PAIN EEK.
sINIS A -trIs(NIS

EXPLANATION and PAS are inseparabie FIRE and
HEAT. Inflammation produces pain and pain produces In
GamatIOn Wherever theEcis heat, trObbnE or
reness, matter whether by fever hurt
sore poison, rheumas, Piles scald burn or sting there
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion prevent pain
and restore nature, inflammation mus; subdued To &C.
eOmplish this the efforts physician are always direct
ed Thousands Of physicians thousand Of the first and
rost sagaeious persons Who have DALLEYs MAGIC
ABPAIS EXTRACTOR. convinced and admit, that ts
control inflammation Is wonderful and Immediate
instantly SIlayins the Pain netEans poison extracting
morbid sseFions and forcing resume her COURSE
renewing and healing. No burn, scald anent
two severe to yield to It's soothing curing nueee Ap
riy IT Immediately and the has commenced.
The Genuine enveioped in Steel Plate Engraving with
The names Of C. v. CL1CKENER CO.. propretors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
rs cts. per box. =. - s-EsE
E1-An orders should be addressed CIV clckener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New YORK. T.H.LoGAN Co.
sp2s:lm Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

WEARISG FLASSEL--In our climate, tickle in
It's CLEANS of sunshine and its baluy airs, as u
coqnette in her smiles and favors, consumption
bears away every year the ornaments of many
social circles. The fairest and loyeliest are its
fsyOrite victims. An ounce of prevention in
this fatal disease IS worth many pounds of cure
for when once well seated, it Knocks alike nedi-
cal skill and careful nursing. If the fair sex
could be induced to regard the laws of health,
many precious lives might be saved, but paste
board solcs, low necle-dresses. and lilliputian
hats. sow annually the seeds of fatal harvest
The suggestion in the following article from the
se Scientific American if followed, might save ma
ny with consumptivc tendencies from an carly
grave
Put it on at once, winter summer, nothing
better can be worn next to the skin than loose
red wooden, skirt; .loosc," for it has room to
- move on the skin, thus causing a Utilization
which draws the blood to the surface and keeps
1t there; and when that is the case no one can
take cold; 'trcd,' for Rlite flannel fills up mats
s-r= together, and becomes tight stiff, heavy and
imperyious. Cotton wool merely absorbs the
moisture from the surface, while wooden flannel
conveys it from the skin and deposits it in drops
on the outside of the skirt, from which the or
binary cotton skirt absorbs it, and by its nearer
exposure to the air, it is soon dried without in
iza jury TO the body. Having these properties red
wooden flannel is worn by sailors even in the
mid summer OF the hottest countries. Wear
sssz thinner material in summer.-EialEs Journal Of
Health
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

PEHyrXED BHEATH-EShatiady or gentleman would re-
main under the Of diEagreeabe breath when
Ing the 1BA1N THOrsARD PLoWEas dentfriee would
not only render but leave teeth white Alabas-
teri Many persons do know their bad and
the subject delicate their friends mention
IL Pour single drop Of the "Baln" your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning viii
last year. - -
BEAUTErL COMPLEXION may easily acquired by using
the "DalIa Of Thousand Flowers" II viii MIN
Pies and feeklts from the skin, leaving II rose
ate hue Wet towel pour two three drops,
the face night and morning. -
sHAvIsG MADE EasT.Wet your shaving brush In either
cold water, pour drops .sBau Of
Thousand FoWers,n heard we'll and Il viii make
beautiful soft laer much facilitating the operation
ing Price only GitY cents.
". P. PETRIDGE 1 CO.,
franklin Square, New York.
For sale BY II. H. LOGAN & CO JeIl-1ydar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

fHE Fremont Ticker y VIRGINIA AGAIE-A
CoKEEcTroE.-fI is not INTENDED TO write the de-
luded individuals composing the Fremont ticket
IN Virgins into n0toriety. a short time since
their proceedings were inserted, merely for fu-
ture reference-to preserve the names of those
who appear TO have taken part in the meeting
upon the ''reeord." We have good authority
for stating, that none of those whose names APP
pear in the proceedings of the late Wheeling
meeting, have 'shsrstot0re been prominent or In
TlsteHtiaE members Of the Democratic" or any
other party. Some of them may be ''infiuer-
hal, in their own estimation, but are certainly
not considered 50 by those who know them best.
We have stated that j. 4. Smith, the secretary
of the late Fremont gathering, was formerly a
Delegate IN the General Assembly from Brooke
and Hancock counties It now occurs to US
that it was DIR. Edward Smith, who was the
Wing Delegate from those counties in 1928,
and it is believed, that whatever other political
foibles may belong to that gentleman, he has
not so far forgotten his duty as citizen of Vir-
ginia as to become sympathizer with Fremont
Black Republicanism. Side DeRoerat
So It appears another mistake has been made
in Distinguishing between the members of that
numerous and highly respectable fraternity
known.as the Smiths. Wehardly know in what
estimation the Dr. viii hold the dou5le-iatlndre
compliment which the editor of the Democrat
pays him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

MEMBERs OF CoSGREss TO RETuRs Maui Aes.
We are requested 10 state, for heiinsarmation,
of members Of Congress as well as postmasters.
that the canvas bags in which public documents
ere sent to tnetnbeEs Of Congress are the proper.
~ OF the Government. and should BE returned
alee As many Of these bags are labeled 10 the
pddFess 9e de fneInbers; some have supposed
.tliak they $ete 20 be retained rs their private
property. Ras5. SIM.