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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

Cairo, at the southern terminus Of the
Illinois Central Railroad, appears to be at
last attracting the attention of spectators.
\ correspondent Of the Cosimercidl says:
"The leveeS of Cairo have successfully
withstood the flood, solving the problem of
complete protection, and diSsipating the fears
that were entertained in some quarters The
prospects of Improvement with us are ex-
cellent, and there seems to he general feel
ing through the West that the mouth of the
Ohio is destined to make very important
business point Considerable wholesale trade
is already done here, especially in the gro
Gerry business, and it is increasing rapidly
Many new buildings have been recently
erected, and the probability is that as many
will be built this season as are now standing
The manufacture of brick has been COM
mcnced inside of our levecs, and building
materials generally are much more easily
obtained than heretofore. An extensive
freight-house has been completed upon the
depot grounds Of the Illinois Central Rail
road Company. 1t is built of wood, with
an excellent oak frame, and is 400 feet in
length along the levee, by 100 feet in depth,
with three floors. 1t has capacity for stor
ing great quantity of grain, and its con
yeniences for shipping are not excclled, if
equalled, by those of any river town or city
in the West. Tracks run from the building
down the slope of the levee to the Ohio, on
which cars are to be moved up and down by
steam, thus saving the great expense of
drayage. The same power operates corn
shelters inside of the building, and other
machinery, the plan being to bring the corn
down from the upper country in the ear,
and to shell and sack it here, as Western
steamboats, never carry grain in bulk.
"Lots are selling here very rapidly, the
demand being much more active than at any
time heretofore. The morals of Cairo have
greatly improved within the last few mont tbs,
and our town is no longer by-word and re-
proach for wickedness."
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Agricultural Implements,

ASrICUItUTstf IHpichcnIS,
sucb az (,ommon Securing, One Horse, and Prairie
PIO V.S Aarro,rs Cuitisd,ors Horse Rdkes DC
In short all kind. Of heavy farmers tools Their
-, :. ali new perfect, and propelled by abundant
,sr falling water power. Farmers invited to cali
and examine their whether they wish to purchase
or not Al their ,roTk IS ,rdTf"htea.
nrdcr. fron distance promptly attended to, and i'm
pements placed on board canal nSass OK cars iree oil
charge. 'e"V" ~ =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

ID l. y L l - II II Y
NM. SMITH, Md.
G9fce' i' BtssaeR', Biock ,tD .f,,jrs
COYNYY TENDERS i,s professional service. N
the citizens Of Crtar and vicinity I'M
operations performed in scientific manner and 5rr,n
ged equal in UTILITY to the best
Among other improvements, Dr. Smith is inserting
Teeth On Gutta Percha plates
Call and see specimens
Once hours from O'Clock, AN. to 5P.M ap5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

VINEGAR ANMAL.-Huc, in his travels in
China, gives curious account of the "Vine-
gar animal" a polypus found in the Yellow
Sea, which is placed in a large vessel filled
with fresh water, to which few glasses OF
spirits are added; and, after twenty or thirty
days, this liquid is ra6Dformed into excellent
vinegar, as clear as spring water, very strong,
and Of o very agreeable taste. Additions
Of pure water, without any more spirits, are
supply. Like all other polypi, it propagates
from q detached limb
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Boot and Shoe Store.

1909 akSl a. HUG SCO1t.
On Main .treci. opposite C'rsAadL's old Sand.
w. e.. FASH
nEGS leave TO attention Of the public to his
stock OF Bots. Shoes, CATERS, NDTerS GH Shoe,
. De. constantly kept hand at the above establish
pen Particular attention paid selections for Ladies'
and Misses wear. Connected with the is large
shop for manufacturing boots shoes &c- and l
poys good worSmen. e l. prepared to make to
order any article in his style both of
and durability superior - the hest Eastern work.
Repairing done short notice. feb 11-yl
Painting.
III HE subscriber respectfully The citizens
i of Ottawa and vicinity thar he has opened a paint
shop the old stand of r. L. WATERMAN where he in
tends do all kinds Of painting, granting, glazing and
paper hanging. All orders will be puncually attended
Jan a NJ. SUI IEE-
CITY MEAT MARKET!
on Nlcy,s Corner ,o,fyt-ace cf the Court House
Cttdtrd, INs., by
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L U M B Z r
Niyily iB,Vortdnt 90 EurHieys anil dH Otsers :.
VI. f.. FAIRFIELD
OTTAWA STONE YARD,

Superior IyeT. EfrH1r,i's Ui,g0B EtrIiSIA-.
STONE cut {" al! patterns and dimensions
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale, all delivered order
March IL.
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y E.W MILL y T. IL \ =


NI-OyID inform jh, ladies nf ottawa and vicinity that
w she has on hand n.w and fashionable stock Of
Millinery Goods Spring and Summer trade at her
rooms c La salI" doors south OF Mills store,
where she will be harry to wait on all her friends
Partisan Patterns received every month Maych -.
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A BACHELORS TROUBLES.
BY PHINEAS PHUMBLE.

"Comc, while you sit silent. I'll have you hear
The truth a lie from old bachelor;
They'll set and they'll think they their br air
And wish for a wife-but, alas, tits in vain
Siun down. l.,xrli
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STONE ~ IiELS,

ID + y TT = L Il y.
T.. =. HORART,
HAVING; determined 10 make ottawa his future resi-
L dencc take pleasure in announcing TO the pub
I've that - he found at his Office at all hours,
oy t" perform all operations upon the teeth, in the
h,'-r s'IE>TITIC AND MNsTEELY
ARTIFICIAL. TEETH, GUNS. put in
upon te most approved principles. upon the very best
OF materials, and at reasonable prices. All
rantt an" entire satisfaction given ho ccpedsation
asked for
Rooms in Natug-rs Flock south of Couri Ifouse
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.sOIsN W.. SCEEE,

.irII7i-,I GIlT soll--I,r dt LI'T(-fN'f.rf, I'N
WILL attend all business entrusted &" H. care with
fidelity and despatch .
,,7fre ia S,4g-ss Ep,k the that occupied by
A. u. Smith! -.
REFEHESCE--
Hon I l. pl-.gy S''IErs'. H.
Wfu e. 1iu.,lla-. LJrLAiDHd hg-
rtIIfs Brown 4 -. Bankers. 'itrJzr'ffS, rhto-
ifun. Joseph J. YrD"s'rH Hiiis'-'F"- -"
Wm. H L. WalIsrc. E-'i-. ',tA'~r5- n"
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The writer of the foregoing article is a
well known sea captain, and moreover, an
inventor of much ingenuity. lie relates his
account Of the sperm whale from his own
observation while among them in the Pacific
Ocean. His statement, therefore, may be
looked upon as correct, besides being OF
much interest to the reader.
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GLOVER ~ coon


..-ssy,..-- 4{ ',HE.el,,=s ~ Lf.r-'Ff'i''T. Ils
Us,- IN glover Cook brick bIOcs, cart of !he go
ttnUs-- -fair--
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ALFRED ". CAyARIY.

lL'lfs ~ N. fT1t q L@1gt'tEI' q 'HfIflyD
CoUSSIIL1E 4 ATTORNEY Law,
Will. attend promptly to all professional business en-
trusted IN the county. circuit or supreme
,,rt- as - th- Payment Of taxes examining land I'll
t.s making collections and procuring land TTTTants Tor
soEi:rr- their widows yut minor heirs
'yrfes i NIffiDg-F's Ea,y@, s0sM safe 81 ne ,I',L'f
H.. 1t.,lr, NJ jIli3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
PRESIDENT PIERCE.

CoxcoRD, n. H., Oct 2d.-Presidcnt Pierce in
response of to Jno. II. George, during the receP-
ton yesterday, assured the friends of his youth
and maturity that he appreciated this evidence
Of regard lie said he had no new sentiments
on political topics, mud therefore had nothing to
Justify or explain. He had followed his cstab-
iiished opinions, relying upon the judgment of
his countrymen for the approval Of his acts
Whether this expectation would be realized
when the present party strife had passed or not
he was sure that none of the citizens of his own
State wonld doubt that high patriotic motives
alone actuated him. twas lamentable to admit
that when at peace with all foreign powers and
prosperity abounded there should be a sectional
spirit in our land, threatening to distract the
Union. He deprecated whatever calculated
to excite contentious between different sections
and desired to see passion and prejudice give
way to calm Judgment and patriotism; he con
iured citizens OF New hampshire TO remember
the obligations resting upon them for the future
welfare Of the country, and to be sure that if the
experiment Of self government cannot succeed
under this constitution it is hoPo less under any
other form.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
J. O.. D.
SuANErrL DGsERrloS.-The Cumberland T'elc-

SHAMEFUL DEsERrOS.- Cumberland Tele-
graph of Thursday, says:
Our community were no little startled few
Gays since at learning that lawyer, of this city,
whose name, on account of his family, we for
1ear mentioning, had left his wife with five
snail children, in destitute circumstances, and
9Th another mans wife had departed for parts
Unknown. The last heard of the guilty parties,
,,hey were in Baltimore, where It is presumed
I ne passed off his paramour as his wife. The
husband Of the runaway woman, we understand,
itSides in Wheeling, and does not, perhaps
Know E,,, Of the deserton of his faithless spouse
~ hat could have induced this man TO desert his
,,alnlly Is mystery. His wife is an cstimable
Nay' Of respectable family, and has always borne
=, character for amiability equal to any in the
Si'y. Nothing but the madest infatuation could
nave lmPeaed him to the act His friends are
., great distress. aud his poor wife, has gone
aulnst Distracted from grief occasioncd by this
S ~, feseriion Of one in whom she had reposed
a., a.. net happiness We do not wish to wound
ie iee!iDg of any one, and therefore foTbear ma
aug a iuore detailed statement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
Saddle, Harness and TRUNK Manufactoy

Saddle, Harness and Trunk ndanufactoy
JEREMIAH b. SHEPPARD and ClIAs MORGAN have
81 this ay entered partnership in the Saddle, Harness
Trunk Manufacturing business under the NAME OF Shep-
pard Morgan.
Having purchased from Mr.. Knoe the manufacturing
part his establishment and occupying his large
workshops facilities for manufacturing which will
enable us furnish every description Of articles at tile very
rates, and OF the latest and most improved style
We have now on hand full assortment OF u! articles in
our line consisting Saddles Brides, Harness. Trunks
Collars Whips Carpet Bags, Sacels, Saddle Bags &c &C.,
all Of which will Wholesale and retail at the very
lowest rates.
Particular will paid ordered work; repair
ing promptly to; by strict attention
and prices, continuance of the paron-
age which has begnSo literally bestowed upon the former
rTonrietor SHEPPARD & NORGAN,
aug 2-Sm No I81 Main ST., corner Of Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04


WE cut the following waif from the ncwspa-
per world. The beauty of the language is only
exceilcd by the truthfulness of every line Some
one has written il. If we knew who, we would
publish the authors name in letters of gold =
Alas! for the poor, dear children. Our ten
der Eiereies are but cruelty We are none of US
fit to touch the hem of their garment, and vet
we crowd unon them until we absorb all the
virtues of the beautiful nature which we know
not how to reverence We bathe their tender
bodies with hands heated by passion-we hold
them to cruel hearts, and surround them with
brown. bony arms and stun their ears with dis
cordant voices; yea, and nauseate them with
fevered bTeaths, and then wonder If they die
The greater wonder is that any live!
They lie in our bosoms and absorb all our evil
passions; they look in our eyes and assimi!ate
to what they see there; they hear the tone of
our voices, and it strikes a responsive chord in
them; our discords become theirs. We act the
covert part, we are vain and false and worldly,
carth.serying more than God.lOying and then
we wonder that they grow up full of cnvyings
and malice, and acknowledgements grieve
and deplore that they are towards and linavish,
and cruel, when they arc just what we have
made them.
Let the little children die when pure, rather
than be thus corrupted. Send the little ones
back to the good father who careth for them, for
we do not Know how to sustain the trust they
impose. Mothers weep over the loss but the
blame is theirs. Every flock hath one lamb
straycd away TO the good shepherd Every
house hath its empty cradle, white and cold,
whereon the mother looketll with a shudder,
and by which she pourcth out her heart in tears
and prayers. Every churchyard hath its little
mounds where the daisies love to grow, and ev-
cry heart its little one, moro lovely than the
lovely one of another-thcsc have made up the
great army of the kingdom Of heaven, These
are the lost harmonies of earth, the flowers of
the unseen Paradise. Alas if the children
should all die, it would imply that goodness,
beauty and hope had died out for the human
race; aud when these arc gone, the race itself
must end"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
NEW YORK MARKET

NEw YoRK, Oct. 3d.-Flour market dull with
declining tendency, sales of 1000 bbls at 6,I5a
e. 45 for straight State; 6,GOa6,s 80 for Ohio, and
6,90a7, 80 for Southern Wheat decling, sales Of
5000 bu. at As for red and 1,52 for white
Corn steady, sails of 1880 bush. Pork in de-
mand and steady. Beef firm. Lard, moderate
business Whisky quiet, small sales Ohio at
SOC.
Stocks generally lower. Chic. & RI. 90 1-2;
Ills. Cent III 1-2; Ills. Cent Bonds sc; Ills
Free Lands so; Mich. South. 80 s-s; N. Y Cent
s4l 4; Pa Coal Co. %; Reading 3D. Michigan
Cent 81 SIS; Erie 60 1-s; Cleve. & Tol. n So;
Clev. & Pitts. 5s; Virginia G's OTIS; Sterling
Exchange firm at 100 1-2alO95-s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04


Ngw YoRx, Oct S.-The Africa arrived this
morning with Liverpool dates to the goth ult.
LIVERPOOL COTTON NAREET.
Sales for the week have been $1,000 bales,
including 4 2g0 speculationand2 200 oneXport
Fair Orleans { lid; middling Orleans. So
Stock of cotton at Liverpool $40, 900 bales, 543-
GOO being American.
Bread sTUFFS.
Oldred Wheat quoted at Bsa9d: new 9s61;
white wheat, old. Ss9dal0s; new 10sat0s6d-
Ohio Flour 3la33s. Corn gencreily very dull,
but prices unchanged.
Provision market quiet, Beef dull, Bacon
steady at former quotations, Lard dull.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-COnsolS for Money quoted
at o. 1-4a94 he.
Barring Bros circular quotes Welsh car iron
and rails inactive at 81 15sae5; Scotchpig rs
6da72s
Sugar has advanced Cd. Coffee steady. The
Money Market is unchanged. American stocks
dull, quotations nominal.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon, Sept. GOTH
The Cotton Market closed dull and unchanged;
sales to-day were between 1900 and s. 600 bales
Brcadstutfs quite slow of sales, without change
in quotations. Provisions also closed quiet
London dates brought by the Africa are to
the Goth. London papers are still filled with
descriptions of the coronation ceremonies at
Moscow. The subject of the expectation of
specie is much debated in the papers.
The chief subject of interest in the Paris pa
pers is the arrest of numerous members of the
Societc Marianne, on charges of an intention to
assassirate the Emperor on his return from
Biarrity.
SPAIN-AIuch uncasiness exists at Madrid be-
tween the Queen aud O'DOnncil, who arc be-
coming equally unpopular.
HoLLAND.-Ihe estates of Holland commence
their sessions on the 18th.
BELGIuM.-A Free Trade Congress has COM
menced its deliberations at brussels The bust
ness 50 far has been merely of preliminary
character
SwITzERLASD.-Both Chambers of the Swiss
Federal Assembly have pledged themselves TO
resist all cncroachncnts Of the rights of the Re-
public.
NAPLEs.-New rumors prevail of the cocrcive
measures by France and England against Ma
pies, but they arc unsubstantiated.
ExeLAND.-Captain Penny has returned to
England from the Arctic regions in the ship La
dy Franklin.
The decrease of bullion in the bank of Eng
land is upwards of $6.on0 pounds.
LoNpoS.-Thc Saturday Post speaks of the
diplomatic rupture at Naples as inevitable, and
SAYS the whole diplomacy will be recalled from
as the French two line of battle ships and corr
responding force of frigateS, through these
alone will the allies communicate with the King.
The stock market yesterday was less firm,
and owing to the stringcncy of the money mar
ket consulS fuctuated, closing at decline of
one quarter, compared with Thursdays prices
Paris Bourse remains fiat ut three per cent, and
closed on Friday n tri1e lower than the previous
day. There are rllmors of extensive forgeries
of the Crystal Pa!ncc stock, causing heavy
decline in the party implicated in the decd,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04

Tur meeting at ca,liz, Ohio, on Thursday last,
:; .,tl 10 have been one of the largest and most
.,,5u.ias,ic asscmblagcs of Democrats held in
r,s,.ra OHIO for years, far exceeding in num-
ts,. The great gathering of both parties at the
,,r. Mace in 1914. Others may think and
elk as they please, but the contest in Ohio
I vt doubtful, and the Democracy are not
without hopes of carrying the State. a little hard
,,o,t and determination TO see every Demo-
r.t. vote polled in each of the townships, and
tbe State is safe for Buchanan and the Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
Tgr Philadelphia Pennsylvania, speaking Of

Tae Philadelphia Pennsylvania, speaking of
the union Of the Fillmore aud Black Republican
parties in Pennsylvania, says, "tho Infamous Goa
Iisn entered into by the corrupt leaders Of the
Fillmore American party, to transfer their
strength to Fremont for Il consideration, will
BE- rpudiated by a large number of the conscr-
y,.iye men Of that party, who hold with Mr..
Fillmore, that the support of Fremont is tanta-
mount to treason, and that his election will pro-
duse dissolution of the Union. That thelead-
ers have bargained away their votes there is no
doubt; that they will ratify the bargain is quite
another thing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
FOUNDRY PROPERTY

For EnIe or lease, In West columbia, Va.
THE property Is in good woTkng order having Black
Of coke The buildings are 50 feet in lenghh by
80 in width Nth carpenter shop and lathe shop with one
lathe
property the centre OF hne growing agricultural
manufacturing county with very large coal trade in
active operation.
The properly will he leased for term Of years mecan
steady guod character and none but such
apply. II any should desire to purchase the pay
Will be made either with or without the stock
property chartered privilege for manufacturing
$50 900. Should company puEchaSing, desire it, the
Chartered privileges will be allowed to With the property
an1s 2td tf1 SARGENT 4 BROTHER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
Notice

TAv1xG sold out the saddle Harness, and Trunk Manu-
IL featuring part of my business shall devote tnysrI
TOR presently exclusively the Ssdlery Hardware and
Trimming having, by the change, mich more
aud greater facilities, and being the only one in s
exclusively In this business, and from my long eXerl-
in, extensive connection with the SaddnE uusne
hope able render entire satisfaction 20 all who wiz
with Very thankful for the liberal
custom heretofore bestowed upon solicit continuance
Of the JOIN hNSIh,
o md
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TORCU.uGHT PR0CEssION.

DETROIT, Oct. 3.-'r!c Democrats had torch
light procession last night, which was consider
eli larger than the Republican demonstration.
Cass and Stuart addressed the Democracy at
mass meeting.
The State Fair which is now being held here
is well attended.
A Fillmore electoral ticket was nominated
last evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04

NEW York, Oct. 3.-rhe large Warehouse,
corner of Washington and Barclay streets, was
consumed by fire last night The building was
not entirely finished; it was stories high, built
by Mr. Liienthal for his tabacco factory. Loss
So, 900. Part of the walls fell, completely de-
lnolishing the adjoining building occupied by
Mr.. LiIienthal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
Sold Out.

rTNIE subscriber having sold Mcssrs. Shepard q
Morgan manufacturing department OF his establish
neut would embrace this opportunity TO return his sincere
thanks for the very liberal extended him, for
the twenytree years and begs leave :"
his numerous friends customers, his know
ing them experienced wOrEHen and In every way
worthy the confidence and patronage of The public have
no doubt they full satisfaction to all who may
favor them with their cus;om ~ ,,.o,
9-Sm JOHN ANOIE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
GERMAN REPUBLICAN MEETING.

BrrrALo, Oct. IA large and enthusiastic
mass meeting of German Republicans was held
last evening. Speeches by Hecker Of Illinois,
Munich of No. aud others. After the meeting
there was grand torch,light procession, which
with several bands Of music and liberal sprink-
ling of banners, devices, &C., made a very fine
display.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
LARGE MEETTNG.

MILWAUKEE, Oct 2.-The Fremont meeting
to-day was the largest Ger held in this city Cas-
sius ii. Clay and Mr.. Allison of Piila were
among the speakers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04

81. LouIs, Juno 20, 1s5s.

st. Louis, June ", lsiIS
PROF. WOOD: As you are abOu, to prepare and vend
YOUR recently discovered restorative and you
quest opinion 1t, Will TINT hair was few
months ae0VeEy gray and after using two bottles OF your
Hair Restorative Its original COLOR and since It's
application NIL an. has disappeared from my head and
have been troubled with dsagreeable itching OF the
scalp am satisfied those who It, will not regret
IT, gives the appearance OF having been recently oiled
prepar, therefore, recommend its use TO oil WHO
DESTROYS OF having beautiful head Of hair.
am, sir, yours, &c.
IL. L. STEWART.
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. OF NEWSPAPERS.

....r. who do 40, give expires! notice TO the con-
.,s.idesed as Wishing to continue their s'ihs0rp-
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,ncin genuine unless dc wor,ls "Bock.

y, ilopecia genuine unless the words "Bock-
-. ~ ', ,l,,ecia, Wheeling, Va" are blown in the
, ,st Co and get stick of Bookings Cough
c C.,, =, the Prescription Store of f. Booking
I O., Monroe st, adjoining the Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04

TIM county court meets on Monday next
III. will afford those who were not in time to get
-,,,rs.,zei at the United States court, an OPP
.,,,npity to get their papers, aud all foreigners
Tho are entitled to get them should at once at
,..dto i. and thus secure their votes, and use
,tm in = manner to secure their political free
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Ngw YoRH, Oct 3.-The Africa arrived this
morning with Liverpool dates to the goth ult.