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AJrtured. N.nri 1lts. ls6h
Authorized t"r,tat. ..... s5OO.tnh,. 90,
The Sovthrrn Hininni l,sn,nt,,o trn,pnny
Of Baton Hn,se. have this lay co,nmpn r.d
operations, aud a,e rlers'ed I" take ttpr
M.atNr. and R,,rp E,sks
direct
lanes N. Brown. Icon Ronnecaye.
lchn y. kle;nretar Andrew Malta.
Fergus Permission, W. +. Tunns,d
.fos ': n",alde, Joseph Iersu'ee7
G. q. Mediation. VIM s Pike.
Trust ees.
" = Walker. lessee Hart
7. u. Cnnrad $. q. l,sy,ock.
Chas. A. Slack. James NJ |'vrneI
Sostheue Allan. w, y, Phillips. =
Joseph s. Williams, Thompson ! H',d,
7. Ncl.n. Daniel y. Avery,
John A. Doughe,ty. Samuel NJ HAT,
WILLIAM s. PIKE, rres't.
AtrnEp Surrrtps, Sec'y.
Baton Rouge. ,1an'v. 81. 1856 tf.
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A. ~ svdence Of 4 better tone Of
morals i" thi. community, We notice IN
the bills allowed at The sitting Of the
city council, m the 4th inst, that the
item FOR toafets" Is considerably
diminished. The bill for the quarter
Guiding the 3lst ultc.. only amounts to
s,2,974 Perhaps this may be owing
TO the fact that there IL much more
money in circulation at the gambling
shop. than usual.
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boring Machines.

A FEW more left, of the above labor sa-
II wing machines, with three augers, as
sorted sizes, at LARGrlER & LANouE.
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WHOM VIII BE FSH'Rl'Fh Az
,,,,," s ms"st, ,,,. ' .s,,.."., NJ h.
FOR TWn DAYS ONLY
| III. p.,,,tf,, .ri r.,irg r"'ie,, Rntuges,
MADAME Ot INA,
| ~ tey ,btillire ta,,ia", a.d ~ tire eame .ir,a
graceful fpats upon TIE =.
tsEiI I'd Lxt sk' ~ ,21 .E' laD 4
| EXTENDED ~ MID Ain FROM THE
FLOOR 10 TIE RONFl
Aud =. THE dizzy height, cna smsllrp'h, WAtK-
iva pANNW AIDS AND FORWARDS ASCEND
| IVA n, tNDFOl t,tr, rANVtNa WAtV7tr, rul,
NAa, ANp rtROutTrNs, pIaylNa FSotts'
| TEty THE UoWNE1-A r1sFnN, aud arl;ptine
| many If the most e.ritru anj startling fea's
| eve, introduced, fns s",rassior ANY oths' living
A,t's,. IN ,his department. Als", tha' inr"'nr'.
hens VI. genus
MIR. s. x. q. NEIIIS.
WIN has .rrn-tr'' WITH P'eat e"'et tof,e t'ta
principal rtrwnpl hraas and nobility ~ F"."rn,
=. we'll ~ the ssvareigns If An,evi"a, ~"
c-ived from .acl, substantial snd gratifying evi
derces " n. arr'.cia't"" hey entertained VI
his extraordinary et''' ~, Nf'l'e n
WITH HIS TOES ALONEl =
Cuts Protilcs aud Valentines,
OPENS AND WINDS W wAvrHts, WRITES
AND FOLDS LETTERS, sHooIs WlrH now y
aNNVN NJ y quarter W " Ho'lAf, Ut ven tateN.
and seldcr, misses
LOADS AND DISCHARGES PISTOLS,
plays ssn tsss Aecosss"s'., a"J Ns"i"'..tl".
Ava rp,trttnp ntmh.,'ess similar int''rate nt,e'
atinna viii, y facility en| ti,at nnst Vt par-
pie eannut aspire to with the fu' Use Of t',''
hands and fingers. demonstrating l,nw signify
nature rr,.reosa'ae tnr lef.rtiee "tganizatirn.
Als,, that ta,e animal,
LtCc White Is0yOs' Rear,
The Only LIVING SPECIMEN !" tho t"i,el
States and probably III. ncst interesting mi
nal vtapt.
All THE ABOVE are entirely new. In W revat
been exhibited here, AMI nte INV exhibited with
."t e~tsa rhatrn. IN connection, auJ NJ the
same time with the
~ u - MN ! ~ =
MENAGERlE, HIRDs, FISHES, G 1NgtFTlLts'
WAX srATuAny. MACHINE TlNTrEi cog
M0RAMlt viFWs' Relics n antiquity, Rev,
luticra,v ne"e; ores aud M'ne'als. nete trins
and Papers. aud thousands If other tuticsities
on The FLusr,Ns rAIAce
~ AdMt.ssu"u TO Sss. children .".l
aefe ~s,sl VI s'ewts.
THE NEGRO MlNSTRELS!
win give the, 'erhs,(5% ),ta' ~ the
JAMES RAYMOND.
N the Music NAtl, immediately nj The ""n
clusen Of the exhibition On ~" palars
A"smsssse" .......t....r..s.t.s' e"s.
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Now h your time r.a,,,e. Il tsentlcn,c.,.

Now h your time Ladies' - Gentle men.
" = most respectfully announce 10 linhahi
w tanta Of baton Rouge and ~icniNIaud to
our friends IN general. that We have new in atn,e
a fnli supply Of ladies and gents garments. On,
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT..
Alapaeas, ncmhasiues and Ba,pnnr, Colored
plain and plaid
Shaw,s, in great variety and of rich pattern.
Embroidered and Dotted Swiss for sairees.
RarEeH Of all descriptions "
French and Eng'ish Marines Of all rn'ors,
Cashmere and Muslin de Lanes, plaid, plain
and figured
Silks plaid. plain. alse Prussia Silks and Nicer
antique.
silk ror,in Rnh". and Fancy Rail Dresses.
w"rst"a Plaids, Of every quality. =
TalWSs Of the latest syle. black and eolered.
Ladies' cloth for Talnsas. OF every color.
Shaws, Cashmere dc lane and Wersted.
TOGETHER WITH
Sets Of Houeton, Lace, Collars. Chmsettes and
Slecees. Mourning Collars and Wells. Hand
kf' and emsroideres Of all kinds. Jour
vius Kid Glovee Of all eolors.
OOMESTICS
Such A. plain and figured Flannrls: French and
American Blankets; Linen and eottcn shee tings
Uleached and brown Cotton cf the best brands
Swiss Muslin. Jaccnet and Irish Lipen.. Linen
Diapers, Toweling, Quilts Of every size, Cur
tain DamAska; Muslines for Musoui,o bars Fur
nitare prints; Muslins for Curtains; and ali that
can be required for ladie. wardrobe.
ALso-a large stock Of hosiery, and trimming, in
ercat variety Ti.n21l
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Ir;scttcs, Isaadcaus d GurIs.

ErjscttCs, IenmilcNus d Curtis.
az just received at OGONORs.
Dotted md Embroidered SWISS MtfgttNE.
Check ell and .Jncnnas Maslina.
Embroidered sk Patterns far HAIl DRESSES:
Emh'd ntUsttNT DHESsEs with Fiounees.
PATENT tEATliFt. .esliK HELTa Of ALI colours !:
| MACK Lace Wells. t,ida, Walls
FINE Nfdai Wteatbs anil FANS;
FARAsOIE and GMl,AEblAE ut
Ijulyl2y O'GON ora.
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ELOUk-loo BBS. EXTRA FLOUR.
T Fer sals BY T.PasrDsaoAsr Z CO.
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uAY.-Twenty tons best quality Hay
ii For sale by
april 2s. JOSHUA BEAL.
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r. II will elsewhere be seen Tia,
meeting Of Independence Fire Com
rany No. 2, will be held on Monday
night nest.
EF- We have been requested 10
say, that there will be meeting Of the
American party. At the usual place TO-
r"o'rcw Saturday night
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SUGAR or Conton Scales.

sugnr or Conton scnles.
nNE LARGE pair Beam Scales, beam
~ chains, fixtures, complete, for sale at a
bargain at Uan3o DC. MONTaN'S,
Church street
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TO PAINTERS Il GLAZuURs
TO PLANTERS.


TO PLANTERS.
HAtL's FLO11GII>, Nos 10 3 with
IL. aud without Cutters,
Assorted Nos of suhsoil
aud Flukes,
Kings rlcuehs -retended bars, Nos.
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters.
Ok. Log. 1'ach and t',ata Chains.
sAmes T. Bowand's best Spades and
Sh@8yle,
'loes-cast steel and forged, fro, G in
10 10 in. blade,
Blind t'idles and Cart Saddles.
CnIls1s and llames. for mules and
horses
AYES. Yankee and Kentucky patterns.
Res'Jf0any nthe, article generally found
in a we'll assorted Hardware store.
ian,sIYl ,Ak',UlEN& tANOUE.
Cor Lafayette and Florida s's
HARDWARE I HhRDWARCli
l'REsH sUPP1fEa or:
/ I!af,lwa,e.
WiIlowwate,
oode,ware,
H"nsn Furnishings
On hand and for sale NJ
jan az b e. MOUNTAINS.
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AHNN
GENUINE HIiAHU Kings,
Ipe2tl " 0lHNo GoInMANN'a.
rOrflasOuCys ~ MMirCs.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT Of the above articles.
IL a,nons which, SOU. II
F." Jonathan ttsoai.rs"
celebrated Fen aud innke knives fot eaIa ~
psrt, r1Fo apLnaiANN's
Empire ioeIs.
4 ND every kinl 81 other anl co Clock c
~ Tor sale ly
dorla Jurn. t,n,rNanr
S.olso v.M hGts.
n LARGE assu,iu,ent on hanI nj low
- rr'ces''y derlp Iuto ',",rMaup,
s-"l,s re"s.
MYTH Gold and Silver Holders. also In
w dies Pencils A large assortment on
hand, at Jecln TnHo G"hpNarn's,
Watch maker and jeweler.
Gold Vest. E"I, aud Guard Shns"..
nF THE latest patterns. AT reasonable
~ price; nj l'leclp Jneo cobpuAnr.
C"It'. Patent R"~"l~ers.
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DRANDY.-A small lot Of the very rest, for
ID medicinal purposes, sale by J l.. WALLET.
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nAKUM, Hemp Rope, Tar. White Sand,
" Cotton Rope, Manmil'a do. Tarred DO,
Plough Lines, Sash Cord, Cotton Irvine,
Lamp Wick, Seine Tw,ne, Fish Lines,
Door Mats, Matches, Broom', Fancy
Brushes, Indian Baskets, Market do,
Clothes do, Fancy do, Trieste do, on
hand and for sale low At
D. C. MONTAN'S, Chu reh street,
jan22. Opposite Harvey Hooss.
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SACKS assorted Shot. For
. sale by r. PsE~pxasAsT h Co.
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MIR. =. Il. q. NELI,IH.

WIN tas ar,tnstea WITH great e"lpt hofr,e Vie
rtiuripal r,rwnpa hraas and nobility ~ F'.nrn.
=. we'll ~ the severeipns If Amevi"a, nd 'e
c.iv.d from each substantial snd gratifying evil
licences " thp Appreciation thev entertained ef
his extraordinary st'9' ~ hf'l'e, 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-22
UNION CONVENTION.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 2lst-The Union Conven.
ton, to form an anti-Bucll ticket, assembled
this afternoon, Most of the counties are rep,
resented. committee of one from each Sena,
torial district was appointed to report prominent
officers During the absence of the committee
the convention was addressed by Charles Glib,
bons, President of the Republican Executive
Committee, exposing the course of Jno p. San.
derson in relation to the electoral ticket, which
vas read for the information Of the members, ii
excited much feeling.
Dispatches were received from Philadelphia
announcing the intention of the Americans to
denounce and repudiatc Sandcrson's course
Lemuel Todd, of Cumberland, Fillmoreite
was selected President of the Convention. The
committee to form an electoral ticket, who re.
ported tickets as agreed upon by the Union com,
mittce in Philadelphia. The committee appoin.
ted the President, Chairman, to prepare al
address with authority to sign the names of the
members of the Convention.
the closing scenes of the Convention were
very excited, and adjourned with nine cheers
for the ticket
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THE IAIEsT NEWS
~ - RECREyED
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM " AsHIYGTOy = :.

~ ! Z .
OcT. 2l.-At the Entertainment given by the
President, which continued till late hour last
night, upwards of two hundred invited guests
were present, including the officers of the Dis,
trict of Columbia and the volunteer regiments,
as well as the civic committee prominent in the
reception on his return to the seat of Govern.
nent.
The Mayor and City Councils, the Ex-Mayors.
members of the Cabinet. heads of Bureas, off.
GERS Of the army and navy, and other public
functionaries, were also present
Messrs. Gales y scaton, of the National In
| telligencer, and Mr.. Nicholson of the Union.
were likewise in attendance, and the co,npany
embraced all colors and shades of politics. The
Marine Band was in attendance and enlivened
the intervals. The refreshments were on a
magnificent scale. and al who were present
speak in terms of euiogy of the. hospitality OF
the President, aid the warm social feeling thai
prevailed throughout 1t was the largest gath.
ering of the kind at the White House. during
the present administration.
| The Commissioner of Patents has been indu.
ced to Withdraw his resignation from thai Office.
He leaves to-day on a temporary visit to Iowa.
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From PHILADELPHIA

Der. 2l.-Last night meeting of the rriend>
Eof Fremont and Fillmore was called at the Re.
the Harrisburg Convention to-day, to form an
electoral ticket. Much confusion prevailed
Resolutions were adopted repudiating the Con,
ycntion and endorsing the Fillmore electoral
ticket, and declaring all uniting in opposition tc
it were aiders and abetters Of Buchanan and
Breckinridge. Subsequently the Republican
meeting elected delegates at the Fillmore head
quarters. The meeting resolved to stick to the
Fillmore ticket, and repudiating any attempt tc
hold the Union Convention at Harrisburg.
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CITY COUNCIL,
LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.
SPECIAL MEETING.


Council met at z o'clock, present, Messrs.
Beatty, Bickell, Cots, Dewey, Fitzhugh, Forbes,
Hammond, Jacob, List, Mathews, Panncll, Tan
ner, Wheeler, Wait and wilson-14
The Mayor bciag absent, DR.. Tanner took the
chair.
On motion, the reading of the minutes of the
last meeting of the Council was dispensed with,
and the rules of order of business were sus-
pended.
Mr.. Fitzhugh read petition from the Hemp
field Railroad Company, asking an extension of
water pipes from their present termination, on
Fulton street, to the shops of the Company re-
Gently erected
Mr.. Panncll moved to refer the matter to the
Committee on Water Works, to speedily report
in full as to cost, size of pipe, &c. After dis
cussiOn, the motion was adopted.
Mr.. Forbes moved for the setting of curb-stonc
on Marshall between Market and Main streets,
north side. Carried
Mr.. Pannell presented motion for the cree
ton of a lanp-post at Elr, Alley, on Main street
above Washington. Adopted.
Mr.. Beatty moved that the location of the
lamp-post Che erection of which was ordered
at Walnut Alley,l be changed TO the corner of
Main and Bank streets. Referred to committee
on lights
Upon representation by Mr. Jacob, Mr. Fitz-
hugh moved that the committee on Finance he
instructed to ascertain whether a room or rooms
can be procured for the office of the City Clerk,
and the cost of such rooms. Carried.
Onmotion of Dir Jacob, Mr.. d. c. List was
requested to enquire into the expediency OF en-
ploying an assistant to the City Clerk
! Mr.. Jacob moved to instruct the committee
on Streets and Alleys to repaira hole in Fill
more street. Carried.
MR. Gill appearedl
| The Council proceeded to the special order, in
the form of petition from the Hcmpfield Rail-
road Company, relative to the renewal of the
grade and paving upon Zane street; asking the
city to do the work under the superintendent
of its Street Commissioner.
Mr.. jacob obtained leave of absence.
Alengthy discussion ensued, after which, on
motion, the matter was referred to the Commit
tee on Finance, to report at the next meeting of
Council, of which the adjournment was made 10
Tuesday evening next.
On motion, the matter of the cost of the work
proposed was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Alleys, to.report at the next meeting
Mr.. Hammond moved to instruct the Street
| Commissioner to grade the side walk on the
South side of Zane st, from Seventh st to the
Bridge,
On motion of Mr. Pannell this matter was re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and Alleys,
to report.
Council adjourned
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Z !, Tar vtEY LATRsF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON the
Dairyncn's Bank, Newport n. 5Y.-horses ON
sne ls't eptFthfec females on the left end
los on the Bowery Bank, \. Y. city!-yic.
female, grain, sickle, &c.-blacksnlith on the
. IS on the JudsOn Bank, New York. altered
rom Eastern Bank, West illingly, CT by past
ing operation-Vig. man, dog, woodland scene,
Is, on the Cambridge City Bank Mass pho
tograph-Vig. nillrniaid, farmer, cows. &c.
POS, on the Mechanics Bank, Newark, n. j..
altered from 3S-Vig. three men, &c.
los, on the Mechanics Bank, Williamsburg,
n. Y. Photograph-Vig. spread eagle, city view *,
&c.-iemnle bust on the right end.
3s, on the Bank of Hornellsvillc, n. Y, al
tered from 1s-Vig. female, with grain aud
los, on the Phenix Bank, Hartford Ct.-yig.
locomotive and cars.
los, on the Commercial Bank, Perth Anboy.
n j., altered from Is-Vig. horses and sheep.
IS, on the Bank of North America-N.w
York city, altered-yig. eagle aud shield-por-
trait of Clay on the Tight-fcmale with sword
on the left--yacht at the bottom
los on the Brockport Exchange Bank, y. Y.
altered from ls-Vig. female, corn, fruit, &c
drove of cattle on the lett 1ompson's Re
porter.
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ELECTION Nr,vc

CrscIxSATI, Oct. 21.-In lightweight coun-
ties i'll Indiana, partly official, the Democrats
cain Wizards election by 1000 majority. The
Republicans give him 5,5uU The Democrats
have six Congressman, the Republicans proba-
bly, five. The returns are incomplete, therefore
cannot give the official result.
The Democratic Congressman in Ohio are
Groesbeck, Pendleton, Cockereli, Cox, Burns,
Hall, Miller and Lawrence.
The Republican Congressmen are Bingham
Bliss, Horton, GiddingS, Harlan Mott, Nichols,
Letter, Staunton, Sherman, 1of.pkins, Wade.
and probably Campbell.
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STATE FAIR.

ISDIANAPoLis, Oct. 2p.-fhe city is already
crowded with visitors to the State Fair, which
opens for exhibition on "Wednesday.
Up 10 five p. 81. to-day there were ST. entries
made
.OcToDER 2l.-Thc number of entries made
up TO o'clock to-day are much larger than at
any previous fair. The display of stock is very
fine. IIrsscy's steam rlow is here in full ope-
ration. The Calliope will be on the ground OH
Wednesday and Thursday
There is an immense crowd in the city at
present. The weather is tine
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[uOPE CONEsi

Nt'1PfoH'S TeGCtq0ie 7Tncture'
and VIII say 70 all Who afflicted have keen 10 psr
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EIRE

CHICAGO, Oct. 2o.-There was fire on Sat,
urday evening at Bridgeport, three miles foom
packing house OF Mcssrs Hough & Kcrshaw,
and large quantity of beef belonging to Haw.
kins Il Van Antwerp. Losses as follows =
Western Transportation Co., propeller Falcon,
$780, uninsured; HouglI Il Kershaw, build
ngs, $50, 200, insured for S24, OUU stock ditto,
$+O,uUO, insured for 49,, 900; Hawkins & Van
Antwerp, beet, $4,000, uninsured. Total loss
estimated at SlI5, 100
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sP-Thr Great Electric OiI.-PKor. De GEAru
mes every person who doubts where get the genuine
Electric Oil, and whether il does all pains
TO call On Cen Wee Col. L. H. Grant North Thirteenth
street. n SCHNEIDER. Masonic Hall, George Byer.ESq
"S North Third street, also
ana every prominent druggist in this and large city
all Of whom sell Electric OIL $l, given II
druggists Pubshed LEpGEE Yesterday does moi
sell ms Electric OIL and othrr-take this wager you
onAsters None genuine without name the label and
blown on the glass. PRUF. G. De GRArH,
Only maker of Electric Oil in the world
Sole depot 80 South Eighth street. below Chestnut Not
removed, as 6assly advertised by presenders.
For sale by T. II. LQIiAS 4 CO., Bridge Corner
AEo, BY LAUGHLINS' q DCSIIFIELD,
OclS Monroe Street
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the various affections sonHe1u.pt upo. S,ord..,
STO.Nlt Oh or LIVER.
Such Indigestion Aca!ty Stomach olicxr Pains
p snTbaf LoSS 81 AppstI Dgspondency, cosveness,
Neurac AFFECTIONS, i has Instances proved
hiyhly beneactH and in otherse decided cure
scientific principles the tusnner Of the Celebrated
Holland professor, DceraTc Because OF its great
United States Intended especially for those Of our
a'hcrand scattered here and the face OF this
nov Offer 1t to the American public, irs wing tat IL, r
wonderful medicinal virtue. must be acknowledged.
ru3Hs may have been Impaired br the continuous ,sc OF
stantansous in eject, it finds way rccty to the seat Of
Ne thrilling aud quck-niug ereS nerve raising un thu
the syeteL1 ''"'' -
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has induced
ita tons which the public should guard aains, in
have given BoeEhaves Holland gttsrs fair trial One
de win convince you how infinitely superior il to ali these
WHAT IT IS DOING FoR THE SICK.
a., wm Schuehnan ESQ., the we'll krown photographer, says
H R. i9rsFiabIy relieves indigestion and debty'
samuel bshc9ck says: ~ found special relief from
Us use t0E severe headaehe with which had long
j. w woodweli, Esq, saws: II hare used Roerhnr.,
Holland Ritter4 SELF recommend 1t to ottera Know
Ing y to be just what it ia represented
derived great benefit from Its fer weakness e stoa.
James n. Murphy says "Arter several rhy,c,ans b,h
failed nosThsyts oland Bitsers pain from
The editor K.tanning Free Press saws: A.r on.
n The hes physicians in the place had failed Boravc's
EraMcis Felix only manufacturer of orinal
OF Coffee says: u know hat your Holland ers IS one
or liver 0S "'As"
Dr. Ludwig, editor Of the FackeI Baltimore pronounces
hGGiene deserving the confidence Of the public.
DE- EherhaTt the leading German physician OF Penns
mas It frequently during the years
marked success in debtash states OF the dIEeStiv. o
gans, or Of the system generally. "
The manager Of the Balious Vinegar Factory
u myself and was therefore induced to effect upon
my WIFE, (roubed with the debility common 10 ali of
ia ha-u
than anything she has ever taken" eSN
expects to and in this beverage will
De disappointed but to the sick, aud low irita IT,
lar remedial properties E 't-hN'
prOprietnrs, S'0' SAG sue
BENJAMIN PAGE, JH 900
Manufacturing pharrnaeeutists and Chcra,sts
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For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Whylii

Nav PEGGricE-ELEcTKte the premonitor Of
Po De TRAINS Eeesrc OIL IL the searysl OF Ss
the following, quot everything.l
| Cures rheumatism often In day.
! Cares Neuralgia. ToothRehe . minutes.
! Cures CrNmp in Stomach > minutes.
Cures harms, Bruises, Wounds, to days.
! Cures Headache, is lnnutcs
Cure Plea Its' ss.l .I G Hand " 81 sav aEa'
Cures Fssi.s Drosen Bress: sa heup SIG lavs. cr.,
Quin1s Palpitatior, HturS, IL dag cures Astina
PALSY, Gou;, Frs sics ts 80 days; HemOrrhave
Ssrouia Asss 10 days Frosted Feet aud CHI
Az Mr. wflsns, Of Lynctbrrg, If Chas Dc Grath's Eee.
trif on ld 40: cure him Of rheumatism strains re.
ASH Rev. ,Ir. c4awel not relieve hin. of severe
cough and pain in the breast in night.
Ask Mr. wicls. Of buchanan, II dd not cure hin, of
5~rcd glands an the throat in fifteen ninutea, when the
DHetnEs s'tSI he Eoula die 10 zhort tinc.
AZ rs Arye II it did not relieve ler Of the hendaOhe
Ask Mrs B4cklord Of LyuchburE, If not cure her
OF Ae+''e'e in ti;est minutes,
Nav HAYES, May 10Th. 1856
Pr"f nefirah-My brother las deaf three years
it e",ed hins entirely. ClTYr0ap H. SCR sTDS S4N
H'k W. Ssa15S Who ar hoash $50 s2r'h "
AFFLICTED aud Cured in one Week. Read letter
from Rev James Temple:
Prof. De GRArH:I have been afflicted Is cars with %eu.
ragia aud other painful compants been unable
70 ssg I"q9d or Sak SS d1nnSe for rss:.
NJ Ti slept seaS 9ns i and gfa am ik CIV
done III week what e physicians Philadelphia failed
to do in 10 ysars. Gracefully, yours,
TIL. OIL mild, pleasant and Harmless lis rroprrtes
are all Tor good Children should given them ce tn
make Electric OIL They know nothing Of Its manufacture
their only aim boing get money I.ooE cut beware =
ssh street, Philadelphia removed as advertised by
base scamp Name wrapper and blown the bottle.
r.Fss 5S aDd lpSksc Esst.,g
FIELD. cr,ISS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-22
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTiMonE, Oct 2I-lhe Gin house of DR..
Jones, near Montgomery, Ala, was destroyed
by fire on the 18th inst. Four negroes perisied
IN tue flames and three others were injured
The loss is $lS, 5000.
The Maryland Agricultural exhibition opened
to-day. The exhibition Of horses and cattle is
very large and attractive and the attendance OF
visitors numerous.
The New Orleans papers of Wednesday were
received to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-22
FROM NEW yopE

ocr. 21.-The steamer CITY Of New Haven
went ashore ut nine o'clock this morning at He'll
g;stc. Her passengers and flcight were trans
trrred TO the steamer Granite State and brought
10 this city.
The schooner John Randolph, Of Baltimore,
with cargo of salt hound for Richmond, is
ashore near Cape Henry