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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-21
Bay~ In the Western Dental Conv

Bay In the Western Dental Conven-
ton, in session at Detroit, DR.. Perkins
of New York stated that a pupil of his
who had visited Damascus and Mosel,
in the Mediterranean, found that in the
latter place where grapes were abundant
and eaten freely by the people, they
were not subject to premature decay Of
teeth, while in the former city, where
this frnit was scarcely INDUCED in, the
beople had their teeth in no such
healthful degree of comparison. Dr.
Perkins said there were moro dentists
in the United States than in all Europe
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a@r We had the pleasure of making
our first excursion of the season to Watch
Hill, on Thursday evening Of last week,
on the Liberty. She had a very large
company, who appeared to enjoy them
selves very much, according to their
various ideas. The music from the
Brass Band was superb, which added
much to the pleasures of the occasion.
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D6- Mr.. d. w. Hammond has sent

~ Mr.. d. w. Hammond has sent
us specimen of j. Russell Spaulding's
Rosemary, which is-as we know from
practical use-a good article for the
hair. 1t is said that it eradicates all
dandruff, keeps the pores sufficiently
open, and the head in a healthy condi-
ton strengthens the roots of the hair.
and moistens and beauties it at the
same time.
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BB- Litch6eld County, Connection

BS- Litchdeld County, Connecticut,
has given birth to thirteen United States
Senators, twenty-five Representatives
sent by New Fork, nine Judges of the
Supreme Court of New York, and at
least fifteen judges of the high Courts
of other States, ten Presidents and
eighteen Professors Of Colleges and
Amasa j. Parker, the present Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor in New
York, was born in Sharon in that county y
and was the son of clergyman.
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A Card.

The Sabbath School connected with the
Christian Church take this method to express
their gratitude to the visitors from Watch Hill
Lottery Village, and surrounding places for
their presence and other tokens of interest
manifested at our annual anniversary, at Os-
brook Grove. J. TAYLOR, Supt.
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Ee5- The New York Tribune has

se5- The New York Tribune has a
private note from Charles Simmer, dated
at Cresson, on the Alleghanics, Friday of
last week, conveying the agreeable news
that he is at last convalescent, the noun
tain air having had beneficial effect
Fer three days he had been able to ride
on horseback,
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the passage homeward, of $l4.l7, for
a new Bugls for Mr. A. j. Foster, Of
the Brass Band.
A Presidential vote was taken which
resulted as follows-for Fremont $50,
Fillmore A, Buchanan o. X.
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b6r A Fillmore State Convention is
to be held in Brewster's Hall, in New
Haven, Ct., on the Sd proximo, to NOM
mate an Electoral Ticket.
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%- We publish this week, in our
advertising colu INNS, correct lists of the
names of the Directors of Washington
County Bank and Richmond Bank.
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% A drowned man, apparently
about 25 years of age, was found on the,
Quonsett shore, near Wexford, on
Wednesday morning. He appeared to
have teen a sailor-had on blue cotton
overalls, stripped shirt, with leather belt.
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bS- Not Particular.-An editor out
west,' noticing the present of q silver
cup to contemporary, says, he needs
no cup. He can drink from any ves-
sci that contains liquor, whether the
neck Of a bottle, the mouth Of pickle
jar, the spike Of keg, or the buug Of a
barrel.
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sS~ We are obliged to defer the pub
lication of the remainder of proceedings
Of the Supreme Court, of this County,
till next week.
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nay Barnes, at the News Office, is
continually receiving and selling the
Ledger of Romance, an excellent family
newspaper.
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Congress Water,
A GENUINE article, fresh fromSara torn
II just received by
POTTER & CHAMPLIN, Druppists
Dividend Notice.

'NHE Directors Of the Pawcatuck Manu-
L featuring Company have declared a
dividend OF three dollars on a share, pay
able on and after Sept 18th, 1856.
III L V. STILLMAN, Agent
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MAR KIED.

In Hopkinton, on the 9th inst by ED. D.
Coon, Frederick Crandall, CT Hopknton, to
Miss Harriet G. Burdick, of Charlestown.
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Kin stOn Fe m a G
s. e III 4 ~ a H Z.

THE Autumn Term of this Institution
will commence on Thursday, the 1lth of
September next, and continue fourteen
weeks.
MISS KITTREDGE, Principal.
MISS WEST, Associate Teacher. 275-3t
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On Wednesday, September Sd,

commencing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
ad and continuing through the dayand evening
The meeting will be addressed by several
OF the most eminent Statesmen and eloquent
Speakers in the Union.
Democrats in the country ire invited to-
10 make immediate arrangements for large
delegations from their several towns. Let
us have grand rally of the Democratic
masses, for the Constitution as it is, and the
Union as our Fathers established il.
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q Il 4 " d
Democratic Mass Meeting.
IN PROVIHENCE

THE Democrats Of Rhode Island will hold
Grove Mass Nee ting under the direction
OF their State Central Committee, in the city
of Providence
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s%- However little we may have to
do let us do that little we'll.
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bay- Do You know how to save shoes
Why, wear boots
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New Carpets,

ELO0R Oil Cloths, Druggists Rugs, Mats.
l. and Paper Hangings..just receiv'd and
for sale by DAVID SMITH. 259
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~ When sorrow is asleep, wake it
not.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-04

~
EuS A. p,e.iIant all s,o .o,d e..
,e,1 ~ l., 100 H.. 1T, ~. ,,l,,
stan, h, ,ud - =, -, !. -, 49,.
Ean..s. X..h,asL,t.i Ia.L ,,,. a,,.,.,,,,
., ,n,' s.na,a ~ Ma r.,oln,,',, ,sssaJ r.,
,t,a ,,,,.,,,.,, -. ~, ,,.,,.,l -, ,,,
,.,a.n" an du. .9li.ci IN tho lilow,e,
.,o,o.
81 t,.5 ,,,.,.,lt,.,, {, III, It,f.s, I,,, d.,
s,oo tb.t nn,,,.n. n,o, ..snl,.c, M In,
.,rt,r,. ,t a....,c, r,i pps.,,,5raI t.,,es
...l.....,. .t......5 10, ~ ..r. ,i.,l...
national ..pe., ,.a, .....,.t. .a.... f..
,.,a..f..,I., .,o. tor.t.,'l.., d. I...t.,
'...a.t. f#.s, II .0...t, ll. @,.t...
vh,,.. i, do.a.,r.,a4.. e.i.t or .5 ssr.5.l.
.,, @,.,.. t,., sI.,.....,. i,t., i,. ..i.,e.
b.r4u.. r.. constitution J,ea. or J,.s MOI
rarear,.e .te ia..ilrt,a es slavery d.
NM ni t. sorial s,.,e, and a,rros.I,
n,ete,m.tting M, e,pres.jop of lr,piau
nnea ia, mower Cprpr,.. Il, ,s,,i,,sb ar
uraLib.t shaver, in any ttrri.srv. The
s.p.. o., die paliep,i ropnei. f..s, t.8c-ss.
..r,t, ,,,.t, f....f.i.,., ..,.,r d.. .,,li.ct AZ
.l,,,r, viihiptne l,rrlta.ts. OF the ni,,d
states, NHd That any lUlt'iJftuce hY OILS
etc.s with slavery u. ia EXISTS IN the Dis
net OF Columbia would be violation OF
the spi i, aud intention Of the compact b,
which the Smte Of Maryland eedod the
DsuIc, 10 the uiied States aud breach
81 the national faith
10 that ! OH ct. Against that / enter
my solemn protest before the people Of
tennessee aud tue county lhe issue is
tatfN made by tie rerubbcaa party that
Cuueres. has tue power 10 prohibit slavery
90 the Territories The democratic party
have come up boldly, openly and manluliy,
and asserted that congress has no ....a pow
er. lhr American purity say We prfiefmH
al, expression Of oIiulcN ou That subject
81 hs. do SOU mHtu Ul tlH t.fm rt.r
u,tf Whist DOCS H mean. according tp
l>cosaq aer.t /, meaa. to pas, hy o.
omit lb,o YOU omit 10 dyci.fe any d ID
uu upoa O.. great ahd vital "a ,.t.H uoN
a.lefe lue rouu'r, rs Is Whe'aett tate--
Has fls- g. prohibit .4,Hy % ta leH
aHe. mau,pm tua. Congress aAs uat
such power Ihc han.as,Neba.ha ti,,
ua.t.u. tuat Congress ha, Ha such POW,
81. The democratic part, mninnins that
Congress his no such power WHY pe,
'gw' ta"tf II yo" may p'e'eim' 8"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-04

TO say tbs He was uot called to boaf bis
share 30 this battle lie chooses to pro
uounoo sentence % Condemnation on me,
who have shed moro arsrs of sweat for
hin than he ever did lot hlnseii he
chafres IN, as one Of the authoY OF The
owls which now aill Ct the country. II Is
uuius, il is cruel /, is ungoneFous e.
Mr. President, have gone through with
these pretetmissioGs. aud come now to
another questions and, as It - personal TO
myself. regret exceedingly to aoGb'e ihe
the Senate IS lth It E.! mean personal %
Ter as any own relations ate concerned
The ques.ioa is constantly FoF7uno'a -
me nus aaot support tH American
pa#tf lHre 1.tHa some laa-ua Uli
would us. atsl l.ea pa ..on 'a' saH1.j
da.ao aa ..lH 5woref m1 6iaa
800 .H.t w81 Na.U a0u gta Sac "u
eHugol support sil. lIuni aud iGa
lean party ! ass sou why sIUa.- Dl.H.s
What elaine uaFa usy aH me a. as
lou Tell nae YOU are s,JI WaI1- e' iH'e
abandoned 'Aai party ana gone 60 IS pew
organization.
There ia not only no reason why J should
support sou boa there il an i"sapefaa's Oh.
cti8H % ms G1u- so, 7heu faa tAHi t
Nauf -wu declaration q Fn"CiI les YOU
sBv
lie American. party, having auaen
unon the ruins, and IN spite OF the oppo
stiou, Of the whis aud democratic rafi'e''
cannot be held To any manner "sroht'1'e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-04

Ben Stueke,, who h.led a man near
Ni,cheis Fcrr, on the \av,sotn i'si sphng'
vns ,ho, IA his bed few nights ago b>
some person unknowu. Smcae. was ne
united lor the homicide in tbo -ptinG h'
a. ,xemiuine Court Whclhef 'he Tat"
at,,mp, upon ius lie grew out q 'aa' ai'
lair Is not hnown.
III. Wounds are not mortal and "o lear"
that he is rapidly eonyalescing
since The above VAS IL type, ne learn
that Stuckey, Was removed to he"u"' >
spriag.. aud has since died OF his "o'"'
UaNiYu Iticraph
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-04

Pat wr m1y more DISTINCTLY meet lhe issur ou
.'A 'e'uonai pastg. suhsiauue exclusively al
NtN agitation. uow rrlirs 10 test zoe hiriiy OF the
~ Nnfth aai South ia iao Constitution and the
Hte'ui That claiming fellowship VITA and
W operation ui aN Nhe trAnl tlc ftc-rr
i.t %. t'c ainu undo. ihr Constitution as Gee iat.
's1c. Hai rpuiauue a' sectional Af'tt- 'nd
N.''. 'onrrfaItg domestic slaSe0, s,nieh crb g.
tNr States and lHola 60 treason Hud afin"
90 law 300 The TERRITORIES. and whee aNutfd
tr q contaminated must end "a civil whf and
w American Democracy motgu.ze aad
', iHc pfuciples contained 10 DE organic lass
.Nr 'ic territories ut Kansas aud Neugafsa q.
+No4iNe le only sound and satr solution 81 iie
Question upon Which Use erfnt uatwal hifa
l""air u. iha 80 f'. H0uHffv cHI .n .H
'... q r"aHeftatI.m uf tHs tUsai tal t.s0iia.
tauer wih atay Do n aio-ic. or Foo
H.rt @. Columbia
That N+ Wa die basis ~ lhc compromise 81
~ e'ihnnrd by b1th tie hsmpcmiic and Wing
'H 90 National Conventions, ratified by iir people
= We election Of lsi2, nad rightly applied o ihc nf
",Naiinn of territories ~ lN5i
That, by The uniform Application Of lhs Demo
lfine rlr 90 ihe organization ~ isffliurics. nia
HIatt f4fs. 10 tifi..aI
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G,le lnst4a' says sac rs.hsfs has
DDS I.e.aa of wiasAs.s. seas,s.e ! 4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25
THE LATEST NEWS
RRCREVRD By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.

] -
/ PHILADELPHIA, Sept 24The steamer Kanga-
roo, with dates to the 10th, arrived in this morn
/ ing
! An arrangement las been come to between
| the Bank Of England and the Bank Of France,
that the latter shall draw gold from Britain only
I as it arrives, rather than from the bank vaults
at nncertain intervals.
/ The report that France will permit its Minis
ter at Naples To Withdraw for time and that
England VIII not appoint successor to the late
Sir Vim. Temple, has been confirmed.
The Greek Government has recently appoint
/ ed a governor of PiranS, but the French Adini-
raj refused to recognize him. The Prussian
and Bavarian Ministers protest against it, but
the British Minister supported the decision Of
! the French Admiral.
The English aeet has returned from the Black
Sea 20 the Bosphorlis.
lie Nord has published the Russian reply re
Specting the Island OF Serptnts in Russia, and
declares she cannot concede except to the joint
powers.
The missing boats crew of the ilifatcd emf
/ grant ship Ocean Home, has at length been
heard of. 1t will be remembered that n few
minutes before the vessel went down : boats
succeeded in getting clear away from the wreck
with 10 passengers, and > of the crew were
picked IN BIS the Cheruhiln, hut nothing could
! be seen OF the Others. 1t was feared they had
/ persisted 1t appears, however, that Il hours
after the catastrophe, the bn:'t was seen by the
schooner Martha, of Sherman for Chester, which
contained of the survivors, the second mate,
/ Edward Harvey, seaman, Friedrich Snow and
James Manahan, and passenger. They were
without food. and had nothing but broken oar
| to shape the boats course for land.
I The news of the suppression of thelinsurrec-
! ton Mt Seufchatel is confirmed
\ Minister at Brine under date of the 9th
communicates to the French Government that
the Republicans of La Chaux de Fonds, after
having formed a junction with 4 squadron of
Federal cavalry in the garrison at Colombian,
attacked that morning the RoyaIists vino Occur
pied the town and castle Of Neufehatel, and after
hours of hard fighting carried all the positions.
The RoyaliSts had 10 men killed and 80 wound
ed. Over 200 were made prisoners. Republic
can government was re-establishcd. Tie Fed
eral troops entered the town few minutes at
ter the Republicans of La Chaux de FoudS had
! gained possession.
| The news from Constantinople to Marselles
and by telegraph thence, is to the 2Sth. The
/ Russians had again taken possession of Souca-
Dam, Kale and Redout.
Omar Pacha has been entrusted with com
mand of the Turkish, expedition against the
| Montenegrins.
The Commissioner for the frontiers of Bes-
saraba was at Odessa on the 18th
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Manufactoy
JEREMIAH +. SHEPPARD and CHAS. MORGAN have
81 this entered partnership the Saddle, Harness
Manufacturing business under the name of She-
pard Morgan
part lis establishment, and occupying ais aTgs
Workshops facilities tor misunderstanding slei viii
lowest rates latest and improved style.
We have now hand full assortment OF all articles in
our line consisting Saddles, BEIrs, Harness. Trunks,
Collars whips Carpet Bags, Sachels Saddle Bss Ee &c,
los est
Particular attention will be paid ordered work; repair
j promptly attended and Iy strict ettehtiOn
and reasonable prices continuance Of the patron.
age been literally bestowed upon the former
nTSpririSr SHEPPARD MORGAN,
aug s-5a1 No l3l Main ST., corner OF Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

SEP. 24.-Flour steady. Wheat shows
declining tendency and has fallen off 2a3 cts,
sales of white at ,52a153, rcd 1,40a1 &C.
Corn firm Pork dull Reef firm. Whisky
upward tendency, sales ut 81 cts.
Stocks lower. Chicago & Rock Island ~
CleYIand and Toledo q SO. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh ~. Erie G3. Galena and Chica-
20 100 rs Michigan Southern SaT-8. Illinois
Central lis. New York Central st Ia, Read
ing 94i Kentucky Us 1884. TIL Cent Is
81. Pa Coal Co 10 IL. va. Is % 4-9. No.
f'S IS Sterling Exchange firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

srgsnrAys ron KAysAs-A party of emf
g,ats. heavyweight in number, passed through
ls.a.ion few days ago, en- routs for Kansas.
Is-s vae three or four families. and they
gre zeiss on. with tlc intention of settling.
Tar had VITA diem ten horses and four large
s.:5a, siso farrning inPliments, and in fact
esrr thing necessary to found $ settlement
T.er ve-e from Franklin county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

|EroPy the following notice from the Ar
. ctlast evening, every word of which, We
elar>e:
s-itis ever with pleasure that We refer,
i-5a; other Of our heaviest business houses, to
Iz''of McC'alens. Knox < Co, one Of the heavi-
81 shoe houses in the Western country, and
saa,e business fame is enviable as it has be-
Rs unlimited in the course of many years Of
srceaiing Their stock this season is truly
a-rense, aud comprises. every article in their
- Tllictt can lie procured in wholesale cstab-
sAasnts. east or west Tie wholesale rooms
r. y Mtin street, east side. between Monroe
Il. lhion- end should be visited By every conn
3. merchant who may be DESTROYS of purchas-
= az article Of boots, shoes, &c.
lss retail establishment is the cid stand, cor
. q N.iH and Madison streets, near the Sus-
.-lSion bridge, where as heretofore, the pub
a '7u supply themselves with good articles at
'e-ltscrsisS- CailIhere.I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

sznsoAT DtzAsrrs.-Thc St. Louis Pilot OF
T.t-lay last contains the following particulars
tsla,stt steamboat disaster on the river below
< city
Sunday morning nj o'clock. the steam
4si five o'clock thc same Afternoon. some ac-
sl5t occurred to hcr machinery, OF which we
~ not obtained very clear description The
~ important factiS however, that Of two deck
lis then working mt the pumps ore was kill
& ard the other injured by the explosion !;
81 Is stated that three Others leaped over
Ss7l under the Impression that the boat was
sn, W, Of whom one reached the shore, and
l.;Eo others werr drowned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

r-EsE Is not lady living but should possess
f.-.a.ycs os ..widdiaeld's new Cook Book, or
r,.asal Receipts for the Housewife" Itiscn-
pr.etical-it syili give you all better meals,
"a. your cost Of living less aud keep your
s..aais. sons aud brothers in an excellent hui
s-. Call or sand to Robinson & Br9.'s, No. 4
E.,aiagton hail ami get one.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

7rr Washington county, Pal Agricultural
-. commences to-day. Round-trip tickets
- - rBrcbased Of Capt, Terry, at the Gene
,t.g., o.ee Water street, and of Col. Eos
,,tt. Cd stage Office, under the Mcclure
w.. Persons can 60 aud return the same
.,.ai!as several hours al the Fair grounds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25
FII-I.MnRR CoNYENTIoN.

RocuEsrER, \. Y, Sept. e44.-The Fillmore
Convention remained in session until 8 o'clock
thi. morning. The State electoral ticket was
completed, Danl Ullman and Jesse c. Dunn,
being chosen as electors atlarge. The greatest
enthusiasm was manifested and the Convention
adjourned with twelve cheers for Fillmore and
Donelsor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25
MAsoNIC DIRECTORY.

corner Market and Monroe streets ~ and third Mon
DAY evenings Of each month. G. W. SIGHTS, W. NJ; AI
1nder LGuatl;a, Secretary
wheeIinE Lodge 40. I2s.-Mee.s as above on
the rsf and f;i7 Tarrs'a evenings Of each 'aonth = A
BkExrIixsss, w. NJ. 5. II Ps@yson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. 19-Meets As
above second NIontty evening of each month wG
scorT, II. p; s. " Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Encanapment No. Meets as
above on the 1,rt Monday of each month W J.
BATES c. G., A. L9-;ag, Recorder
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FEyRp AN GnuE
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY


Slas LiseOnb, Birmingham al have found In
remedy headache and debility Ny
wiz has also used with the greatest beneft.'i
MIA : Nicholson, Of PITT shurgh also says he hexps
renced Ia relief from its nse for headache.
READ THIS
oLnRIey's TsstiHony-Jacob Rinskes, living in the
Holland settlement OF Seboygan, Wis suffering
for time the misery attending utter prostraiion Of
body, 1have been restored, by using Boerhaves
BitteFS, to perfect heaitAl-''
The fact Of this remedy being sucl high Eepute among
the HoaI.d=rs in Wisconsin, Michigan, New YOrkn fact,
in Holland settlement in the United StateargueS in
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh,
the PENNSYLVANIA Caual says: when commenced taking
Boerhaves Holland Bitter, could hardly waikno
JOY excellent health"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

,-,,-x- cors4y FuR-Frnm circular for
--.,.,.ou.ty the Treasurer of this Society,
- ,ss, tl,e Fair has not been postponed,
..,. J.a reported, but will commence on
r.,5s..r Of next week The present indi-
,,+-. AZ TIA. oar Giends of Belmont county
r. Ia. a better Agricultural show than ever
NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

Arzrvrrr.-Another fine bill IS offered for
a-s.tt. At this place Of fashionable resort. Miss
Gfas1 will appear in the .'Four Sisters, y
~. ,ss Iiinsband at Sight The perform
a7s XII commence with the laughab!e farce of
e. -sTf,s Seains,' in wlsics. Mrs. Henry will
.gq,ar Is Rosetta, and sing several of hersweet'
tst s7ass
!E<s 'E.saeu is gaining favor with our citi-
,sas lie hssr many persons expressing de-
sis ;5ses her. and, though the houses have been
soi 50 far during her engagement, we may ex-
- lleia much improved for the balance of her
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

,.,u and Yesterday, the list of premiums
- by the Western Virginia Agricultural
- .,r has occupied most Of our reading space.
: -. .s,r this matter is not interesting to the
w ~ RAIDER, but 1t was looked for by per-
- toak part in our Fair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

-, attention Is the notice Of the Cit.
- 1o--r.nse Company in another column.
y, ..,l,e7t on the subscriptions to the capt
, . i. to be paid on the LIST of October.
III. iT,srss;ed will attend to it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25
Sold Out

TyuE subscriber having sold out TO Hessrs Shepard
Morgan manufacturing department Of his establish
would embrace ts Opportunity TO return his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage extended to him. for
tweGtrthree and brs leave 10 recommend TO
numerous his know
nr to DC experienced workman AID in every way
orthy tie confidence and patronage oil the puhlr. have
no aoabt they Kill full satisfaction 10 all PfO may
an am s-sai JOHN KNoTE.