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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20
Convention In Steele County.


A friend has forwarded to Us an account of a
+" Convention of the people, "held Mt Osswatomia,
Steele county, Sept. 10th, for the purpose of nom
mating county officers, delegates, &C.
The attendance was very large, and good
deal of enthusiasm was manifested as delegation
after delegation came in from different portions
of the county, headed by music and banners bear
ing appropriate mottos. $500. 8.
The Convention was organized by the appoint
ment Of G. W. Curtis, Chairman, and Ii. NJ.
Sheltz, Secretary. "a
set Of resolutions, reported by committee
of three, protesting against slavery extension,
sympathizing with their brethren in Kansas, re-
spending with their hearts (though they cannot
with their votes) to the nomination of Fremont
and Dayton. repudiatlng the Cincinnati platform
and the acts of the present administration, in ia.
vor Of State organization, in favor Of tried and
true men to gil oil Offices, and in favor of the
ticket nominated by the Convention, was unani-
mously adopted. The following resolution was
also offered and unanimously adopted.
RESOLVED. That the delegates selected at this
Convention be instructed to attend the Republican
District Convention, anu to cast the votes of
Steele County for DR.. P. p. HUMPHREY for Coun-
cllor, and A. B. CORNELL, ESQ.,, for Representa-
tive, they being the first choice of the Convention.
During the absence of the Committee, speeches
were made by various gentlemen present. ASA
The following is the county ticket adopted
For County COMMISSIONERS. Phelps, David
Smith, VIM. Allen. bar 1zaad s9vr ..
For Register-Chas. Ellison. "a la fsisr
For Sherif-D. Lindesmith. 4. -
For Treasurer-David Sanborn. sLs 1 lo-
For Judge of Probate---W. w. Robinson. r
For District Attorney--John Bradish. ssae
For County Surveyor-H. W. Peck. ss ~ e
For Coroner--Thomas Kenyon. ~sias4 80,
For Assessors-P. Sanford, P. Healy, j. A.
Hadlsy. Ea 3,
For School Superintendent Abbot.
For AUDITOR. E. Moore. b-aoes
For Road Supervisors--W. B. Norman, W. H.
Colling, +. B. Davis, s. F. Wyman, John G. Ide,
W. G. Allen, H. Pitcher, J. H. Catlin, g. W.
Grimshaw. b eie= sR GU sl 2o Is
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

issFell slessfvisss ssithoui pay, the few paltry
acres GeAntay claim for home. We hope the
day will come when Congress will exhibit more
justness in the appropriation of the public lands,
when the actual settler will become the posses
sor instead OF Hsilroad monopolies.-w q
higher and nobler estimate will be placed upon
those who are daily paving the way for the dis
semination of the glorious principles of Freedom.
All honor to the bold Pioneer.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

CT The grounds are nearly ready for the ILL
nois State Fair. to be holden at Alton this fall,
and are now used by the ladies and gentlemen Of
that city as q grand promenade and amateur
troffino mark ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

III. %
CT The st. Louis papers are in raptures over
the successful bringing out Of new prize play.
Aprize of $500 was offered for the best five act
play, by Miss Matilda Heron, favorite actress
in ST. Louis, and has recently been awarded to
'sGiotto," play written by r. j. Gerard, of New
York, young man of nineteen. The play was
| first brought before the public at the St. Louis
Theatre, on Monday evening, the 9th inst, and
proved brilliant success both for its author, and
the brilliant actress who gained the prize and sus-
tanned the principal character. $ -.
MARRIED IN HuRRY.-A couple were recently
married in the cars of the Connecticut Railroad,
while the cars we're at full speed,-could'nt wal.
to tie end of their journey. 10, !, s.
ca The city expenses for the present year in
St. Louis, are reckoned at little over $500, OOO
The City Council also voted to borrow $3.50, 900,
| for the extension of the Water Works. els Y.ral
CT The grounds are nearly ready for the ILL
nois State Fair. to be holden at Alton this fall,
and are now used by the ladies and gentlemen Of
that city as q grand promenade and amateur
trotting park. IS.
MOoNLIGHT.-Uur young FRIEND, VINO IS IN the
habit of collecting the local items for the Pion-
eer, has fallen :: in love with the moon, and pub
fishes the first epistle to the object of his tender
emotions in Yesterdays issue. 1t is somewhat
interesting to watch the effect upon his 1deicate
| constitution and language. He is more pathetic
! than Marvel; more polished and touching than
| Irving; collects a mountain of adjectives which
cause the covers of Webster's large Dictionary to
| fly open for air, and implore him tospare The re-
mainder of its contents and puts to the blush the
most &c fowery" Of Ned Buntline's writings. He
was seen on the steps of the Pioneer establish
mcnt on Tuesday evening in an attitude which
would do credit to apersonator Of Romeo in the
balcony scene, in the midst of soaking rain,
gazing with intense interest at the signaliights
OF the steamer Royal Arch, imagining them 70 be
his love-. Pale Luna, Queen Of Night" He
should engage rooms at the Hospital A1issnsso-
fidsq. o. LsasEa % ra9s sz2 s11sF1ez9 iATays
reT Little Vanity took the moon to be his
adorable aJossphine' with the Kossuth hat
didn't discover bis mistake until after touching
appeal, when she wouldn't speak! na5 - sal
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

I Gen. Walker has new minister from Nicar.
agas in place Of Padre Will, Mr.. Appleton Oak
smith, son of Mrs. E. o. Smith, the poetess and
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

MARRIED IN HuRsY.-A couple were recently
married in the cars of the Connecticut Railroad,
while the cars were at full speed,-could'nt wal.
to tie end of their Journey 4,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23
THE LATEST NEW s.
RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TEL
TTDINGS or TIE PACIFIC-s STORM.

New YoRK, April pa despatch from Prov
idence, Cape Cod, to tho following effect has
been received: 4 bottle driftel ashore here to-
day, containing paper with the following words
upon it: ssOff Grand Bank in steamer Pacific
most gone steamer out Of orders send steamer
to assistance immediately, signed sAsa Ed
ridge" The above evidently heartless hoax.
The gale of Yesterday and last night did CON on
were uprootcd, buildings anroofed and two or
three church spires .demolishe5. Ono Of the
spires of the new Congregational Church in
Brooklyn, fell upon aud stove in the roof of the
church, doing much damage. The immense
cross on the ST James Cathedral, on Janles-st.,
Brooklyn, was also blown down and considerable
damage done the shipping in dock. a schooner,
name unknoSn was driven ashore at Throg S
neck. The AspinwalI mail steamer, Geo. Law,
did not go out, she anchored in the North river;
The Sonnd steamers remained in their docks up
to midnight. Towards morning the winds lulled,
but it continued to rain Mt intervals. IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

ArRr1. 22d-A bill to alter and amend the act
establishing Circuit Court of the U. S. in Cal.
ifornia, was passed.
At the caucus meeting of the Anti-Nebras-
ka members held at the capitol this evening
Pennington, HILL and Hale, were appointed a
committee to nominate an executive committee,
they reported the following names which were
confirmed, CoIlamar and Wilson OF the Senate,
and Mace and Norton of the House.
Mr.. Galloway gave a favorable account of the
state of public feeling in Ohio. from where he
recently returned.
Justice Nelson, to-day delivered the opinion
of the Supreme Court in the case of the
State ofsPennsylvanta complainant, against the
Wheeling and belmont Bridge Company and
others, dissolving the injunction granted by the
Circuit Judge, everything the motion for writs
tons for taxation and the process therefor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

DEOENrU.-ThOmas Kean, aged Is years, an
lrish labOrcr upon the wharf, was drowned at
O'Clock this morning, having fallen from the
gangway Of boat on which he was at work.
llewas going aboard aud having met truck,
Stepped aside and missing his foothold, fell into
The water, where he tloatcd shrieking and strug-
cling beneath, another boat before his comrades
could reach him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

Frxr TrA.-Wc have tested the fine tea adj
vcrti.ed by Mathew McNab, Webster street,
Ceatre Wheeling. Mr.. McNab keeps fine as
sortmentof Groceries, aud also deals in Feed
IIeW take pleasure iii delivering articles sold
by him in any part of the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

AFTER showing all of Monday night, and du-
frg n.os; of the forenoon yesterday, it cleared
If and was quite pleasant during the afternoon,
We have our Indian summers in the fall of the
rear, and we suppose this must be .S2uaV win
Ter in the spring.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23
ODD FELLOWS, -NIRECTORY

ODD FELLOWS DIREC TORY
VirsInIus Lodge NO. 3.-Msets every Thursday
evening the Hail. corner Monroe streets.
WV. Xxx. n. G.; b. " carr, Secretary.
Monday evening. z. BEATTY, y. c. s. +. F,hi-, secre-
tary.
WIN. Tell Lodge No. 83.-AIeets as above eve
ry Wednesday evening. H. n. G.; +: u:
Hs!tsr, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge no. 59-Neets every Monday
evening Mt the Hail. corner Market Quincy streets d.
D. HURLEY, n. Ci.; lFm. u. Bsrryhiu, Secretary.
E'nno!u Lodge No S2.-Meets above every
Friday evening. G. X. CARrwRIGnr, y. G.i ". u: Rrm-
chT,4I, Secretary.
Hail. corner Market streets, the rt and third
Tuesday evenings ener month. WV. RLAxrAap, C. p;
S. ". Pe,,rs"n. Scribs.
VIM. Tell Encnmpmcut No. 34.-NIeets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. lOnS G. HorrNAN, Z. Pr H:,,. Hei"g@rIer,
Scribe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

Mar DAr.-Thc younger portion of our COM
mainly, are beginning to talk of the festivities
Il May Day and are planning their different
PARTIES for the occasion. These festivities should
be encouraged Innocent aad healthful, they
Inn an era in the s1lsmaities of life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

Gro. X. McsIrcnrS has received another
large supply of Family Groceries. George
knows how to buy cheap and sell cheap. See
his advertisement in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

Tnr steubcnvi!lc Daily Herald of Monday
comes to us in new dress. Very glad to see
dis evidence of prosperity in our Steubcnville
contemporary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23
masonic DIRECTORY.

ohio Lodge No. I0I.-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner streets the first and third Mon
day evenings of each month. &. W. SIGHTS W. Nj z: ".
Rtssett, Secretary.
Wheeling so &c no. 12s-'Leets above on
the rss and third Saturday evenings of each MONTH j. II.
wmu.4s, w. NJ; s. II. Pe",aon, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. 1O.-Niects as
,le second Monday evening of each month. w Il.
Scorr, II. p; IL 4. clarke, Secretary.
Wheeling EncnmPment No. I.-Meets as
above the fourth Monday evening Of each month. W. j.
BAEgs, G. C., i. L0ring Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

R,nNsoy BIO. have Frank Lcs!ie's N. York
journal for May, as well as all other new books
and magazines. Also, the biggest kid of pile
{! Sheet music.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

luz he,rse Advertisement on the outside of our
iareT' has bad effect upon the nerves of the
Sii'oro q the Parkersburg Gazette. Well, it is
ag''f' subject, and to please our friend of the
'a+yi'e, We will take it out in day or two. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23
MARKET.

ArRIL 22.-FIour steady at 5,6Oa5,T5. Pro-
visions very firm Bacon sides and shoulders
held at Liar t,bulk sides Id, mess 20, No.
Lard Gets. Whisky steady at 10 12. Grocc-
ries firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23
WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AM INDIGESTION.

WEAKNESS OF TIE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
ANOttsr0 reut Cure 4gectei Ay 80eFhdres Holland Bit
:eEsThe wife Of Peter Dc Wte, living in Holland Town,
Seoygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very nuchfr
weakness OF the stomach nM Indigestion. She
under rhysicinn's for tLe but the disease
seemed battle his skill. She purchased some
land Btters office, which have given
mueh, her appetite aud strength r,turnnI and rn9
luetcnc. 49, 80
We have SIN many wonderful cures effected by.
tls remedy but must await another opportunity Onas
thing rely upon, what have published
much respected to community, aud literally
true. J. QUlNTUS,- e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

Case Of Eight Months Standing CARD bg BoerdarSs
Holland Bters-NliciaSl Kelly, No III Grant,
field street, July. while running
cotton boat plying between Satcez and New Orleans,
was taken With Fever and Ac For eight long months
suffered with this dren,ul disease The part OF
time unable to work, and spent least fifty dcars
"r different nedsenss but found no pFiPanelt reet
Three weeks ago, ont Of friends insisted upon
ing B0sThGre'H Holland BiHsrs sayiug that et,re lrGs
GWdrGRteca. After trying It for only one week must
state was sound huve been At work for
two weeks and have had return of the chs and fever
whatever" -.
certify the above statement Is true. E; =.
=. THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House, =
or Mt i. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

RIVER AND WEATHER.
lag. Weather pleasant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

"Eyesterday, sent the steamboat Kate Sar-
' q. up Tie Wabash river. Shippers will bear
VI l4'fa that she is bound for Nashville. Nash
,l!e and intsrnediate freigl,ts solicited.
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nEApAcnE Az pEn1L1rY.

- 80 HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. S!las LIscOnb, OF birmingham saysI have found In
IJerlave's Bltters remedy
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr. =. s. Nicholson nl Pittsburgh also
rtuiCrd much relief from its for headache.
READ THIS.
n lIOhu EdeIAS YeSfiHlUaYIncOb RnskcS living
Holland settlement Of SirbNyga Wis. says: suffering
time the misery attending pr0straiion
bod. have restored using ISOerlnVe'5
liittCrs, perfect irGllh'
this rtnvty being high repuhs afhOnk
the plurers In wisconsin, Michigan, New YoF-fn fact
every Holland United statcs-argut8 in
its favor.
STRENGTH AND HKALTII RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson living miles Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania CHHnI, whuu taxing
nUerhares Holland l.Ierss could hardly walEnOI
Joy excellent health" ilse= .-i5 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23
Don FELLOWS CELEaRATrOS.-We have IN,


e--O.,ion that a large delegation is expected
1 e., This CITY by the Odd Fellows of cfncfn-
nYiD # ,bcirrrand celebration on the 24th inst.
, Ts;1 will be the most imposing assembly ever
' . on apv occasion, in this country. Theeast-
~. cities arc sending full delegations, and from
.r,.rts of the West, We hear of preparations
= l.i9r made to attend Shall the expectation of
,bo order in Cincinnati be disappointed, SO far
- ,bei- brothers in Wheeling are concerned:-
We hone not Some few have gone, and we
t.,r Of others who are going, and it is desirable
ia, as many go as will, at least, make respect
lie appearance, so far as numbers arc concern
Il and convince the Cincinnatians that Wheel
inc odd Fellows are as enthusiastic, as true to
the principles of the Order, as the memberhOOd
in any part of the world,
Ran arrangement made with the Central
obi, Railroad. persons attending the celebration
wilI he carried for half fare. BY buying ticket
from Cant Terry. for $3.50, it will pass Onepas-
s.nr,r over the Road from Wheeling to Cincin-
pati and lack. This very low price of itself
ought to be some induccment to visit Cincin-
n,ti. The trip, over the Central Ohio and Lit
dc Miami Roads, is pleasant one, without re-
rsri to the celebration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23
CRISTADoR0'S HAHN DYE

CRIS1ADORO'S HAIR DHI
STILL IfltSILZ'H<lAl!
CONTRAST the n;s brought ont In the hair Ivy CrSadO-
ros nntccss ryv!talzlng Hair Dyr. and those pr0lu
by application the burning fluids ordinarily sold as
Hair DreS ynu t1; ie color IS natural in
case iii the other, "nd the simple reason is that
CfIstnornS the preparation which by Its exact che
mIcal combination operates mmutaOle lrin
cipts. Made, sold and applied lin ten private rooms at
CrEstniorO, Astor HOUSE, broadway, n. " Also for
by tile Principal Druggists un PEI tuners throughout
the country.
New York Agents, W. II. CORY co.
f-C:lyLaw WARD, CLOSE 4 CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23
ImproVed Altincial Teeth.

TR. j. ALLEN cate Professor in the Ohio College OF Den.
L. tai Surgery, invites attention to his highly improved
methol Of constructing Artificial DsnuFSs' WHO" combine
the following advantages:
saliva infect the breath, not even the
slightest moisture betweEn the teeth and plate
g An Artificial Gum ~hiClis as firm and indestruGtibe ms
Tie teeth is high and around their
base, which unites them 10 each other and to the plate upon
which they SET TINS gum mrnrts to the teeth lat pc,
Cunr expression and GtkS appearance Which
the nnturul organs.
g. Strengths obtained by thus uniting the teeth
and plate and ordinary force Of mascatlnE, can
break them from their base
This change having the inside OF the
teeth anu of natural form To this toT the tongue Is
readily adns THIS pfrsS5 aap%,Gn S St 1mT '%nESs 70
Ing singing, often observed persons wearing ars"
cin teeth
TrstOred in where they have beeoue sIker
This is done by means Of "idil%Mal aashMens 10 ue
M their proper position Ticy are covered with the above
closes, Observer Thus method OF restoring the checks
sion the mouth and lips, as been we'll tested having been
wears past variety Photographic aud Dauerrt oyte
and also with H. Gun he seen ut his Office
ing tile great change appearance wEiclrs produced IN the
al" nTon Ills prncule which The public are Invited 10 call
examine, together with other specimens OF Ills worE lot
g. Tic plates usually employed for this pattna,
l+ purity which prevents the slightest turish or
the mouth. In short, this system embraces
many new and Important features which readily appre
ciar by wearing artificial cnturEs upon this princi-
testimonials given Dentists in the varl
UnUn and persons wearing the work in this
Dr. AILEx ns arrangements By which he Is enabled to
serve persons from distance, Immediately on arrival
''e'S - '''s ~ j. ALLEN, No. so Bond street,
P.s-rersous desiring any further Information IN refer;
to the above, will be furnished with pamphlets, Tree 81
u, DC.J
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Many Of our most worthy citizens testify It's wonderful
eicncy IN all affections Of the Stomach LIVER.
Tonic 1t has been gac for the relief affords In
all caScs Of debility weakness Of any kind IS almost
stananeots In Nervous Rheumatic and SeuraIec A1re-
TONS has In numerous Instances proved highly
and in others effected decided cure.
Wien eminent physicians prescribe,
u0hes:tlnEly recommend, may doubt,
and eagerly test It's virtues for ourselves. a !.
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,,.-De., persons having bnsinesF With me
-, .t,,.s call on 1lr Michael Reilly. ,.,,sov
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l,Syl4I2A57YINCF AND PRINTING.

ENGRAVING AND PRINYING.
QUESTIONABLE Wedding, Visiting, Complimentary and
business Cards Sotarnl. Consular and ComMerciHGc
and Seal Presses Certificate Stock, and Deposits BlS OF
Iuii,, Exchange, Checks. Drafts Notes of Hand, l
eaS Circulars Show Cards, Labels, Designing and Engra-
wing OH Wool every variety Of Engraving aud Printing.
will specimens by mail, ("m APPLICATION with r. o.
stanp) by mail promptly at!es"sd T." Terms rSa.
s0nnile Address WM. y. DUENElL,
jn2G:dawSm 1a3 Broadway, cor. hey ST, n. Y.
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HE LIBRARY OF STANDARD LETTERS.
TIE LETTERS of K.lDAJLE' DE- EEIGNET TO III:
DIEGHTERs AND EH.IENDS. Edited lhy Mrs. SaT;
j. Hale. 1Tol l2mo. price q 20 BSlnG Vol i. OF 4
MN r.,E.sgt llrIl InIi ~ !.

THE sYt.poReus3 r0R7RY' OF TIE ENGLLSH
LASGEA &, nom ChNne satiEeS,
EnIgas Dnriesques, Parodies raVeses Epl.
Poems from the sjeetsd Lngolas
and Punch with collection Tim Two Hundred
EpgTams and the choicest Humorous Poetry 81 pstsF
Fender C0wuer Lamb, ThacSsrHy, Prue, swift scott,
Holiness Anon Gay, Eurs Southty SXe, Hood, fror,
Coeridge Byru. Moore, Lowell, etc. ETC.. With n"tes N
llaitUFy and Biogrn uhicn by JAS. PARTON Author Of
;sIare of Horace Gretiey.', One vol 121lO.
III lISIDES0NGS v Z. C. GoodwinS Author OF :ltamP-
ton Heights" 1IOl 12mO.
lSTASoS BROTHERS, Publishes.
Nos. 15S and tlU Duane street, New OrG.
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HOLLAND BlTTE.RS.
ELECTRO EENIISO IIE AROMA
.Echt HollandscM Kruiden Bitters... !

NwN YEARS have elapsed since tile Introduction Of this
4 valuable medicine Into the United During shIA
time 1t has gained "ntrers"k 7'opNt0riyas Remedy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-23

TIE river was again rising yesterday. Bus
ines, on the wharf brisk in the afternoon, the
weather being fine.
The Baltimore will leave to-day at noon for
St Louis.
Tie woodsile will leave this evening for Lou
isylle
The Kate sarchet will leave tonight for Nash
vile.
The interchange arrived yesterday at noon,
with about three hundred and fifty tons of -four
.1dpork
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.slIr lINTELLIGENCER
CO5RREsPONDENTS.

.....,,loz subscription, advertising OF other q
LETTERS y tSs Intelligence, should be addressed 70
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/ is obtained by thus uniting the teeth
no ordinary force Of mnsticAtiMG, can
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J. ALLEN, No. so Fond strfFf,
Ps-Persous dtsfring amy further Information In refer
the above, will be furnished with pamphlets free Of
postage, by sending note with address to DE-. J. ALDRS
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NERVOUS ANp- RnEuNIAr1o ArrEcr1oNs.

NERVOUS AND RIIEUAIATIC AFFECTIONS
This chnngcabe weather is likely produce great deal
sickness To persons troubled rheunat-
c affections wonld recommend BUerhave's Holland Bit
On referring columns you certificates
Stdufs ZritHHp.
We liberty refer to we'll known gentle
men, Who have used, thoroughly tested
mend Doerhaves Holland BItttrs reHielv Plea
We not at liberty publish their names but will take
statement. gErE5l8tSyt ~ on y
For this Affection half Of prescribed b
takenSay oonfu-mornIng, night, enc
hour before mCGls se7-sll /. Is.ss.E
CAUTION! sss,s s-.r.-a
great popularity this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations public should guard agslnst pur
chasing lie persuaded anything until
have given EoerlHves Holland Btters trial. one bot
tie will conAince you how infinitely superior
limitations. I.=.ig 3se t5.5.lI
Il perbote, bottles for 60 by the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE, in. & Co., ~.
Manufacturing PharmaerutISts and Chemists, &
, cor SnLllltGeld s Third SITS, PIttsGur:h
LuughIins a. Rush field,