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sAMuEI. SwAprwoUT, formerly prominent
politician of New York, died in that city on
Friday afternoon, aged IS years.
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BANK. OF EAST TENN. Il
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov 24-The bills of the
Bank of East Tenn. are refused by Kentucky
and Tennessee Banks.
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AYERS CATEARTIc PILIs

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they snbsantiated by exalted position and
character to forbid the suspicion Of untruth Many emil
W to the public the reliability OF my re,nedes while others
have sent the assurance Of their conviction thai
70 the relief OF my nhiiete
The Agent below pleased to furnish gratis my
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and the certificates OF their cures of the following
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THE IINTELLTGENCER.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is. 1855.
7.rRE LAW OF NEwsPAPERs.

TEE LAW OF NEwSPAPERS
lsuhserhsrs WHO do not give express te con-
tray, considered wishing continue their suhscr
Ell subscribers order the iscontInuaace OF their peri
odcas the publisher may continue 70 send them until all mr.
rearnges paid.
Sf subscribers neglect refuse take their perod
which they directed they held
siscontfnued
+f subscribers remove 20 other places without inform
ing the publishers and tie papers to the fOrer d.
CectIon, they held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing 70 take peFio
Gals Office, removing aud leaving them uncaed
or, is print aetd evidence OF Intentional fraud
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Heavy WAasa-'rhe following extraordina-
'ry bet is said to have been pending between two
gentlemen of New York in regard to the com
plcxion of the Presidential vote of the State OF
New York "A Fillmore man, strong of course
in the belief that his fayorite would carry the
State, agreed to give an equally positive Ere
-monter one cent for every vote that the Repnb-
ncan electoral ticket had in excess of that poll
cd for the Americans while, nice eersa. the
Frcmonter agreed to give one cent for every
vote that the Americans had over the Rcpubli-
cans. 1t is very certain that Frcnont's plural
ity over FiIlmoreis little il any short of $780,
600; consequently the American finds himself
in for the sum of fifteen hundred dollars.
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Fms II Sr.Lours-G Great Disaster-G ftyB Block
Razef to the GroRad--A6out Forty Bnsiaess
Firms BltrRt Out.--Yy Q have just returned from,
witnessing one of the most serious eonhagra-
tions that has occurred in our city since the
great fire which destroyed a large portion of il
some years ago. The alarm Of fire was first
sounded by the boats at the landing little al.
ter ten o'clock last night and soon thousands Of
citizens We're hurrying TO the City Buildings be.
ing directed there by the light Of the fast spread
aug flames. The City Block occupied the spacc
between Market and Walnut streets, the isSee
and alley behind, and consisted OF, We be-
tieye thirteen distinct stores five stories high in
front, and four at the back The block u as 3oc-
cnpied by, probably, forty different firms. the.
names of all of which we haven learned We
arc unable at this late hour to give an extended
account Of the fire, and viii, therefore. only
state that IN very short time the entire block
was mass Of bnrning, and stnouldering ruins,
the walls having ALLEN down In different sec
lions
The wind was blowing in steady and strong
breczc from the southeast. and carried the
flames first over the unfinished Chamber of
Commerce, fine new building in course of,
erection; but rs there was little oil anything but
brick and stone there, it escaped comparativciy
1ninjured. Several if not all OF the hand en-
g'ncs were speedily on the spot and the lireinen,
every one, as far as we Observed performed
their duties manfally, and many acts of daring
were Performed by them. in the SIGHT of many
thousands who had assembled at the scene. Il
was scene of wild grandeur, but expressions
NJ =, regret were frequent to be heard, that the
sosS, an ornament TO the city. should be so.
s'''ss'y dsssroyed--ss. Louis pc,1., Nor. 80.
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COMMERCE 4 L.

- Counterfeit los III Canal Bank Of oi,v Hand al
tered ftom in circulation; also los on the Hos er
sant Basaio, =. Y, Bank Of eyas ny Loos
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WE return our thanks to Hon. Lewis d.
Campbell, for valuable public documents.
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LAsTnight "uncle Toms Cabin, orlife among
the lOwly, was played to one of the largest hou-
ses of tie season. Thu enthusiasm was great,
..,i every act well received. IL WIS a
marked hit, and crowns the untiring efforts of
Mr. Hanchett with success. The characters
were, for the most part, well cast, and all were,
for the time in which it has been gotten up,
very well posted in their parts
Uncle Toms Cabin is one Of the most excl
ting plays in some respects before the public,
and has had run of success never before accor-
dsd to an American production We could not
but think our neighbor of the Argus over sque-
mish in his ''dampern last evening. Our. con
temporary should adjust his temperament 70 an
equilibrium and not be SO over nice our Balti-
more friends, who, it is to be presumed, under
stands whats What" about as well as other
people received this play with proper regard
for its dramatic merits. The presumption is
that our people arc of discriminating mind
1t will be played again this evening.
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WE are gratifed to know that some sugges-
tons which we made som days ago, on the sub.
ject of Lectures, have been partly instrumental
in leading to move in the matter. We under
stand that some Of the young men of the city
have opened negotiations with a number of the
prominent men, noticed in our list, and that the
services of several of them have been slready
engaged. There is a feature in this move which
is more than ordinarily creditable and worthy
of the attention of our citizens. The custom
has been in such cases, for an association, after
paving the lecturer, to appropriate the oyerplus
TO the benefit Of their association In this case
it has been agreed that whatever remains after
expenses, shall he placed in the hands of DR..
Todd, for the city INDECENT. Not only, then,
will citizens be treated to some OF the finest
intellectual displays from the great men of the
country, but they will know that. at che same
time, they are doing an act of public charity
We understand that the services of Hon. Eras-
tus Brooks, Of New York, have been engaged
for next Saturday evening at Washington Hall,
as the opening lecture Of the season. These
lectures viii be entirely literary, and menlof all
parties andpersnasions, are among those invited
Mr.. Brooks lectures in Cleveland on Thursday
night, and will be here on Saturday.
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We have received the last number OF. the Ed

We have received the last number Of. the Ed
inbnrgh Review. American edition, published by
Leonard, Scott & Co., New York. The table of
contents comprise the following: /. Life and
Writings of Francis Arago. Q. New Poets s..
Sinai Palestine aud Mecca A. yehse's Courts
of Prussia, saxony aud Bavaria. 8. Alpine
Travellers. G. Beaunarchais and his times
z. De Caudolle's Geographical Botany. s. Per-
version. .. NJ. dc Tocqueyilla's France before
the Revolution. TO- The political crisis in the
United States
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CoLuNBus, Nov. "a Official Obio-Fre.
mont Isl, 1877, Buchanan 1To,sT4, Fillmore 2S,-
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~ +.gsst GENERAL AGENTS. ..l = 49,
Philadelphia n W. Dyott Sons. 1872 n. % street New
YORK, Barnes PARK 3ei Broadway, corner Duane. Ba
more Cuspare Brothers, Gay 81. Pena Avenue. Gin
cinnat, john D. Park Chicago, barclay Broeiers, 23 s
Water St st Louis, BARNARD Adams co. N. Orleans
]. Wright & Co. =
Sold In Wheeling, by Lauehilns Bushfed, 7. H. Logan
and other Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States and capadas. octSdawly.
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= RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITrsnuneH, Nov. River % inches by the
metal mark, and falling Weather clear and
mild sa
cIscIsSAH, Nov. 81 River 3. feet scant, and
stationary.
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s-by last nights mails have the fsiiosns adrsrs.
eoneernns Hogsf from Lexington, No cornied hogs ~ele
Ing 200 pounds net, selling 80 net Also frou,
Louisville, Ky the following concerning tobacco
te,:
snppss have been received, with
a II IS 1t Isais o two al issoaiss
three as one a 90 Manufactured tobacco
- = - - IS q. -
THE Star caspLs louisville appears TO grow
ing rapidly The GeKrier The manufacturers
that one t st Russell have an sa ss
thousand boxes for the CALIFORNIA; market.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Baiii,nore MARKER.
nilTrssoRs November eihrsayers o.er 50 for Flour
but II Is held q Wheat has declined 80 y hse
Corn Asyancsde e, Whisky unchanged.
Cincinunti Market.
Nss moderate demand
dull Hoes active at e5 eos5e5. Green Hams are
New Yoris Market.
NEW York, November 2sF1our has a declining tenien.
and prices anses 1900 bush sold; State sGiba5sN;
solihern 3d. Wheat advancing; $4,000 bushels sold
sa % ss Lara a. s %s sao
st1sks firm Chicago and Rock Island es illinois Gem
Central SCI pennsylyania Coal Company 0Ss. Reading
ssn osnaa tt saa sAs a roo M
Mnwauks ~ Sterling Exchange firm.
New Orleans Market.
INV oRlgAss Nor. aAttBefore ierecelpt OF the Ma,
g,r a,lsss to-day 800 bales Of Cotton was sold,
Sales Of Molasses at SEC Freghts better Sterling TX
NovRApea 21st-saes of 5000 bales of Cotton to-day
with aesIins Of &c on lower grades; siddIing orean.
the week have been 500 bales; receipts
Of he stlss sss 1000 bags
tons for Flo receipts for the week have been
2sO bags Stock OF CoIee now In port is 5000 bags.
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BaLIr3oRs. March a. 1856
tackled with pain II We for rhys
eian who ordered 4 @ e psnteed 4 much
to the height OF knee suffered very severely with pain
and kuee, which laid open % the bone and
out Of which particles the number Of Is
TRIES COUNTRY AIR =
was then taken to Hartford county State; the
clan there told mother and friends he cpnid heal the
GERS, but could live afterwards This physician work.
nom the ulcers proud e and issss II Boae s se
giving me any Of the very
could NOT stand by suffer Iihonght at fhs time
much unlike . honey The uissrs os
freely white pus with sign Of Blood and WHEN
would scratch my fingers white prs would issue thersfrom
BALTIMORE ny HOME a J 3
then returned 70 baltimore, my old home, expecting
BY the advice ofrny friends L used various some
q which gays me only transient ssie Ieonnue grow
worse; sgsliing left hip aud pain
"a my SPINE s witch P sy 81 cut e
eh d Of s name e 9 nay right s g M
ed on right and Lett gron, ~ also ON
oisF parts Of body which number and sire astosh-
ed those who them. reduced % mere skeiet5,
A Z = = ssaN y an li pERT, 4 Ry1Irr.
ses ann E s a.. haze had tried ply
had been cured tsp'sGis 81 lee
Tph Of disease similar 20 die boring under,
advised me 70 Try IT. AT this time lsd been afflicted ii
a ysysars eommencsd taking ,aElpton's RsgetaJss
HOPE coMrsflk
me hfst bottle Of Fiiels With hope, and by
ss had sasen much aiI
tnued is usestili w reets healed and reF
cut farther detail happy Say my leg i also besis
f p S ~ has ks
aioas have gwen but faint idea Of hut
- i aaniptoa's Vsgsta1te 7saesrrs,s
& w y 80 EDWIN " sPRAiskIIs.
No. 81 Register street,
= doors ngsfI OF ratt ST
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CUREl

AN ASTOUNDING CUREli Z
THiS young gentleman living rnast-those
who know him will bear testimony that his suferings
cure are e1aggerntion. the of bone
be by calling baltimore are in his
posseasion Lsithe scepeal hihe viii testify HAT
A MONUMENT, &
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
1sssa - GREAT VIRTUES or ills3aiia aIifFf
" + H1NRT0SS HEGEZdRLE sIZN0TERE!lt
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Campbell, sen'r, sl3s,,l-.s 81. defendants.
The object Of this Bill No. II and
Nor 20 in Bethauy Brooke county, virginia. from the de-
PENDANTS. Robert chase and wife
And II appearing from the of the Sheriff well
the affidavit Of o. w Langt hId in the that Robert
Chase aud wife not inhabitants this Commonwealth,
is ordered that they do appear here within month
after due publication Of this order, and do what may be
cessary to protect their interests further
that copy Of this order be published week for four
successive weeks in the wheeng Integeneer, and posted
at the front door Of the court house of said the
first day Of the county entry this
order "A coPy-Teste; J. STARR,
+. now 4w=s a. Clerk.
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Corner Main q Water Streets, cincinnati. Oil

ssis e j kgsk BgAcH IsLAsn. s. G.. 1885,
GtHfta-i have had n No. s EITTLi GIANT 3fIIisin
constant nse for ie last nine months and have fed my
horses and mules harder than during past summer and
they have never before, at this he year been
as good condition as they Two horses will grind
fifteen bushels per hour easily, and feel confident that
thirty cent by using the Mill acquainted
kinds OF crushers, but consider the LITTLE
EGLASTfar superior to any have seen. - 7
sfa7s Yours respectfully THoS 8. MILLER.
White Hall, r. o. Madison Co.. Ky.
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ti'EIE "l4ITTLE GiIAN.rn
CORN AND COB MILL,
WITH TRIPELsETS OF oIusiIERS DOUBLE GRINDING
$3.50 SURFACES.
OR Is oriIsR wuRns ~
TWO MII,I,S I'M ONE

TWO Mills I'M ONE.
Thus enabling using them accomplish twice as
much in the Single Mills OF ti,e
same sine GREArIMPRoyENENT has also made in
the strength of the MIL and the Manufacturers now
challenge the world to produce machine same ur-
capable of accomplishing much with so little
So light and portable. and strong and dura-
BILE, as the improved or Three Gone ~
"a aDonbie little 6sinnt Corn RgIIi. -
The Mn not be broken By any fair means except
there be defects In the castings Should there hap
pen to be nail bit OF gravel small stick knot in the
corn, the mill viii grind them without injurng the least
We do course, warrant them against Improper uses
Farmers, Stock Growers Butchers, and every one
who stock OF kind either atten for working
purposes that In every 10 head that you feed Won
can the price OF No. Mil every six months THE
IMPROVED "LITTLE GIANT" Is now offered as the
EST CORN AND coB cRusnEg EVER MADE, AND
sa is so GUARANTEED. ls{5fis
No. =, or three horse MIL grnds, from 25 to 80
bushels per hour, =. j. :. :. Price $50 90
:" 3, two horse Mil grinds, from Is to 20
bushels per honr, 50 90
" 9, horse Mill grinds from 10 TO rs
bushels per hour, ...l.......... 20 90
!, will grind from to bushels per hour. 80 10
SCOTT & HEDGES,
Corner Main q Water Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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[From he Cincinnati Weekly 7ines Nay bth, fs56S
,Anothe Trim between Rivni Corn I, nd Z; 81,
ngiiis. nl Paris, - " s

THE LITTLE GIANT TRIUMPHANT.
We learn that quite crowd assembled Paris, XIV. on
and the Excelsior Ms the former which is owned by
Messrs Scott Hedges OF this city relation 10 the
louisville Courier says: So W
.The grand contest between the Corn and Cob Mills
Little Giant, Young America, attracted
no little attention, and despite the rain on both
concourse OF people were present trial Tis
we believe the second trial
contendng Mills The present triumph for two silver
gohlsts valued at $50 appointed by Brnts
j. Clay, Esq President the bourbon scis.
tensve stock feeders The following the reort OF he
committee Il 2 - -
sfhe undersigned having been appointed committee Of
Judges, members of the bourbon soct
ety. 10 determine, under rues prescribed for their guild
ance the relative merits OF the and Cob stiis Of
Messrs Scott Hedges, Cincinnati, as the .sIts
Giant and of hcssrs Douglas, Smith; a.
named .EScssior Young Aneric (oyeti,s Patiently The
trial took place in Paris KY the 9th 9Th days on
The Little Giant, in hundred revolutions eronnd
fceirc and hay bushels meal m average iraft IN
400 pounds by the dynufnoefsr Young America tr
same number ofrerolutions, ground o
nn average draft OF 100 pounds bushel
OF the meal ground by each mill was through No
and Mo- The OF eobs ie the No. ssIye
from the meal round the Young America s fIoI,i,
that OF the Little Giant The meal the Little Giant -aa
Nas OF more uniform hnees than tibet ground by the Young
America Though the Mills OF equal diameter geo INCH,
esd the grinding surface In the Little Giant il spnose IN
be IRE tsaass Gfsdter than the Young America MIL
These tests, and Of .hc CONSTRUCTION of
the mills led the committee opinion that tl IttIe
Giant y the superior MILL and adapted 10 the use II
the farmer, and they therefore Messrs Scott
hedges the twostirer goblets BRUTUs J. CLAY. z
W. n. DUNCAN,
Q. T.GARRARD,
II. HUTCHCRkPr.
w. @. IYLIe'is II -
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MIsCEI ANGUS.

FOR
nNZSrES 4zN-ToST
t1s1ss IL ~ - l. L. q < = " -3A-s
TYJCEI A c, n ftI,s m n u TT n r5 T1yc
A11-i q ? g IL = "A 1tlLa II p So
stsszss LIVER 90 hIPi1AIfSI', ~.
~ WA III NrIIClCH n T. a ATT-aEyrT dvJlF
~ y VI - - ~ Z n 4 ~
sfif4 F FEVER "a NJ D Afsl Essssi
And the various arctions a iIsordeTe
cscT,|S III mr. "a ~ = y, =
- ftt<4hxtt<1 CtLi LII YIN,
Such Aciity Of the Stomach, Cnlcy pains
Loss IApPetite Despondefcy eostiveness,
Blind and bleeding Piles In all Rheun attic and
Nrpfaisic Affections, 1t has in numerous instances proved
htiy Denenctai and IN others effected decided cure
This y purely Vegetable conpound strictly
scientific principles, after the %
Holland professor, Boerhaye Because OF
IN most Of the European Its int-odueton into the
unlte States was intended mort especially for those Of
atherhnd scattered here and there the face OF this
mighty country Meeting with great among them.
noS onsr i 70 the that It's truly
wonneriul tirst be acknowledged
70 those persons whose con-
splriss OF oihes forms o. Generally In
IN erect u hnds It's way directly to the seat Of
lI' trilling and nerve raising up the
dropping spirit and Ia fact infasng life and vigor
the system 3 s - =
l. M. :, -, vASstiU W . 81 sss,ssa !
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The parties interested in the foregoing will
notice that viii proceed Saturday 18th day
ccnber 1875, at ONCE in the town Of wesbnrg In the
county Of Brook, to state the account required in the fore
going decree and will adjourn the taking thereof time
4 to time until completed VIM. JONES' {
| noyi08tw 9 * Ass16tgs4 s - Commits Ioner. ;
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sew orlenns lInrkel
yyIRGIsIA to Wit :-Bfeose circuit Court, Fan Term,
" ls56s-
e. fnonas II. lAIeeE,s atlm's .ohanesry.

AbstT't OF De-
Council polsey; and others. cree for ace't
And this coming to be further heard upon the
papers heretofore read The proceedings heretofore had
Langa;, whereupon the Court doth sustain said excep-
pLions and oedsrs said account to be re.conmed TO
William Jones' Commissioner with Instructions
according to the OF the former decree herein, and
such matters additional Of touching the rights OF
tile parties under the said bills answers as may
required by the parties to the original suit any Of them
and pnrtieulary the dates Of assignments
Quincy Meek, either them, interest by
acquired under the agreement Of said Mcoluney Meek
with J. w. Breckenridge of Feb,y, 1876 the Bill
In this cause and any other matter deemed pertinent by him.
self required by tie parties any Of the and leave
Is given to examine said C0nnell Polsley
either OF te as to any matter involved In this cause
Undergraduates to be settled by the Master. and
questions reserved Commissioner shall give thirty
days notice Of the time and place stating said
publication four weeks In Wheeling IEtegencer
newspaper published in the city OF Wheeling the county
Of Ohio ami State Of Virginia. s f -ets7
4 eops-Teste: J. STARR,
u noyIu CIefs.d
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CLlREHUGH'S
Z WIGG MD IN nTfn TIES

ss..1~4 ~ AMI = VIZ lIIk0s
With his newly iny enie skin seams. aud other
late improvements, render Them durability
lhness, superior TO all others They ami
aaae on scientific prineip xrfsuled shrink and
trial VII prove how they excel heavy, clumsy lnE
tlele viii receive, application,
TEN o. which never fails 70 perfect
Clireugtts only genuias 3fie0k1ter0ass dAd Li9tii
Asftr Dye. for sale Everywhere.
= sep9u-i ydaw 1862 FULTON ST. NEW YcTEte
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HAzLEToS BaoTIIErs
Lam o 10 Il II IL 4
q 81 q Ma n IA cRURBRs

NO, JOB Centre -. lN1.r = OH. l77
t Re found = ssrpsEior Pans
Pain and gssrs, iToir;6 70 n II
artists p be WIN sold orths .aost
fssoilable teFlos srand IN any Climate
grasrsfpesa ~ c1nHtt 10, AID -seh
Pane 20 give tiei ssts fetou ao he
fk1a may be returned 70 us, tefasdil the
A. The Great Exibton Palace. Ses Yosf
ls. fftzs &eial AAkLx1os Z frs.IYis
Tor ti0 quality fleir Piano RoTfsE which nSY,,
siif psss y TIE alsisst ra3ss by Tie following Dssis
2a!-sssd NORRIS n. NJ
81 lssLcnBt{hfs; JULIEN. MAX 5IARErZf.E w III
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