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DR.. G. M. JACKSON,

GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
.No.. 1870, Afck ST., one door betoao sirth,
PHILADELPHIA.
Their power over the above diseases is not
excelled if equalled, by any other preparation
in the United States. as the cures attest, In
many cases after irful physicians had failed.
These btters are worthy the attention of in
valids.9 Possessing great virtues in the rectif-
cation of diseases of the Liver and lesser
glands, exercising the most searching powers
in weakness and affections of the digestive or
gans, they are withal, safe, certain and pleas
ant.
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.
JOHN HOFFMAN, Jeromeville, Ohio, May Both,
lS'5, said: s'I write to state for your statsfac-
tion and also for that of others, that your Ger
man .Bitters is what vou recommend it to be
a highly valuable medicine, which know from
| having used it in my own family to my entire
satisfaction. All who have used it give it the
| same recommendation"
|. STEPHEN A. MEALY, Canton. O., May II
! 1883, says: Having heard your German Bit
/ ters highly recommended from sources in which
| placed much confidence, / ordered four bot
ties from Cleveland One of them gave tt
my daughter who has derived much henef
/ from it: two of the others sold Immediately
and lwould like you to send me a supply of j
to SELL" t--.. sf -.
JOHN CLARK, Brunswick, O. May 26, 1854
says: "Your German Bitters have proved sue
Ecessful in every ease that has come to m,
knowledge, and has opened tor itself grea
demand. ?,
THOMAS LETchFoRD, Covington, Ohio, De
Ecenber 9th, 1883, says: "My wife has beef
taffected with Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsi
| for number of years, during which time
have spent great deal for doctoring, but sh
received very. little benefit therefron, and Fl
nalIy the doctors said she could not be cured
Last spring she concluded to try your Bitters
she took two bottles and ever since taking then
she has been able to attends.to her own business
until very lately she has had a new attack, bu
has again commenced the Bittcrs. / have sol,
quite "a number of bottles through, her recon
mendation, and as far as L can learn, it ha
given satisfaction to all"
DAVID ABBOTT, Austinburg, Ohio, Decembe
5, 1855, says: Permit me to bear testimom
/ to the remarkable efficacy of your German Bii
tiers in the cure of Liver Complaint. For year
previous 10 taking it, was severely Athlete
with disease of the Liver, SO much SO that
did not expect to live, but by free use of th
Bitters, thanks to kind Providence, find my
self entirely restored to health and able to re
/ sumo my usual employment" -
These Bitters are entirel vegetable and fire
from Alcoholic stimulant and all injurious il
gradients, mild in their operation, the
strengthen the system, never PROSTATE it.
Sold by W. T. WILSON, at the Office
the sWyandot Pioneer Upper Sandusky,
and by c. W. d. ZUCK, Carey, o.
Jul s. 1855 n42
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WATERFORD Mass. July 25, 1855.

PROF. o. j. WOOD: With confidence do
recommend your Hair Restorative, as being the
most ctficacious article / ever saw. | have
used the Walphene and other preparations Of
the day all without effect. Since using your
Hair Restorative, my hair and whiskers, which
were almost white. have gradually grown dark;
and now fee confident, that few more ap-
plications will restore them to their natural
color. 1t also has relieved me of all dandruf
and unpleasant itching, SO common among per
sons who perspire freely.
G. KILBY
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ALL HAIL!
SOMETHING FOR THE MILLION =!
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
VNTEcALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL

VNTECALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL
wv old and young. this wonderful pre-
paration, which turns back to its original col
or gray hair--coyers the head of the bald with
Iuxuriant growth--removes the dandruif,
itching, and all cuianeous eruptions--causes a
continual flow OF the natural fluids; and hence,
if used as regular dressing for the hair. will
extreme old age, in all its natural beauty. We
call, then, upon the bald, the gray, or diseased
in scalp. to use it: and surely, the young will
not. as they value the flowing locks, or the
witchinS curls ever be without it. Its praise
is ON the tongue of thousands.
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IyER coMpLAINTs. DYsPEpsIA A

IIVER COMPLAINTS. D1SPEPSIA,
A Jaundice or Nervous Debility. Disease
Of the Kidneys ard all diseases arising from a
dsordered Liver or Stomach, such as Constipa-
ton, Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to the
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for food, Fullness or weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking, u
Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swim
ming of the Herd, Hurried and difficult breath
ing, Fluttering AT the Heart, Choking or Suf-
focating sensations when in a lying posture
Dimnesss of vision. Dots or Webs, before the
sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney of Perspration, Yeilowhess Of the Skin
aud Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest
!. Limbs &c., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Coristant lmaginings of Evil
end great Depression Of Spirits, can be effec
tually cured by = .'a
tood5s aDR. HO0FLiAN AND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS
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Upper Sandusky
MARBLE WORKS.

Protect Home Aadustry, and saue your
NM GD NN E W.
|rTHE uf, ersigned respectfully announce te
Il the citizens of Upper Sandusky, and sur
roanding country. that they have associated
themselves together, under the name Of
LrNDERILILL &c HULIEG. o..
and design carrying on at the stand recently
occupied by F. w. UndelhilI, in Kings new
building, on, main street one door north Of
Ovens corner, the Marble business III all its
various branches. a@ . 3
They intend keeping on hand. IL splendid
assortment of American and Italian a4
NM "a MR HI HI"
Monuments, Cenotaphs, zom6stones, DC,
which they will dispose of on the most reason.
able terms for cash or country produce,
They are prepared to make to order, in the
neatest style. every description of monumental
work, in manner equa,ed by few and excelled
by no other establishment in northern Ohio
They will be able to furnish all kind of work
in their line upon short notice, much lower than
they can be obtained from manu- facturers living
at distance. and that too without customers
running the risk of being imposed upon either
in contracts or work. v---.,-
A superior article of Rutland -. = r.
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s.PoRTER, 80 a. LITTLE,
PORTER & LYTLE.e =. tss3t
WHOLESALE GROGERS AND. COM
MISSION MERCHANTS. po5tai

Water Street, SAEDUSKY G. ..ae!
HyHE undersigned weuld respectfully no.
tify the ,publie thai the late firm of s.
Porter d Co., continues its business at the old
stand, under the name and style Of PoBTER &
LYTLE. -.+--,.-. -s--s~,Es - -Fa.e.sA,,,sz n
They offer for sale a large stock of
GRecERIEs. Wines, LIeeoRs Creams, ToBaccos
&C., carefully selected Ia the New \ ork and
Baltimore markets, and are prepared to exc
cute orders from the interior at as low rates as
they can be filled in any market west Of New
York. Their stock embraces every article IN
their line of business, and they confidently an.
nounce their ability and determination ia give
satisfaction, in both quality and price. 4, SET
In addition to their stock of Groceries, De-,
an assortment of Rifle and Blasting Powder.
Safety fuse Shot. &c. are kept constantly on
hand Also. Stock Ale in Barrels and Half
Barrels. s.....-... .-.9-,,. -
OF their numerous old customers IN the lnte-
rior, they respectfully solicit o continuance OF
orders; and to those who have heretofore pur-
chased in other markets. they would suggest the
propriety of giving fhe sandusky market q
trial. PORI Eh LYLE.
April, 18th 'ssJH Alt-a 5t4I
r AIDES ARE INvfT
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Roberts & Croft.
FRIENDS GALL AT
HuH ENRMEH !.

IF YOU WISH TO SEE A GRAND COM
l. bination of the Useful, Beautiful
/ AIaD WRMAGll3MTAl>
We have everything in the useful line that
the necessities of this community would seen
to demand aad as to the Beautiful and orna.
mental, there is scarcely anything for which
the heart could wish, that we have not got
We have recently received from the east. q
magnificent assortment Of .'rF "0f
F.2.rCI. AVID S1.4PLE G0O0S
and, although not disposed t., boast, we will
at least say that they are hard to beat On,
stock consists in part of every variety of
MD M& w @ID0wMD~
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, .Bonnets,
Yainan1anna ftnralehinn -
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HARPER, AYREs, ROBERTS s. Co.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS
L ,SOCIATED themselves together for the
purpose of transacting PRIVATE BANK
ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky Inter-
est on deposites will be paid at the following
rates After months, at the rate of per cent.
Aftrr 6months at the rate of per cent. After
l2 months, at the rate of percent. from date
subject to be withdrawn on demand Office, No.
Pierson q, MeConnelPs Block. E" k saf
GEORGE HARPER, s. DAVID AYRES,
JAS. G. ROBERTS, j. D. SEARS, -p-
arg ~ VIM. C. HEDGES s..l 4s@ #7<
July 81, le54-nl2-tf. So ~ LIZ I. -
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Triumphant and unequalled success of
RHODES, FEVER AND AGUE CURE;
III Or ANTIDeTE TO MALARIA;
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
Fever and Ague, or Chill Fever; Dumb Ague.
and other Intermittent and Remittent Fe-
yers; also of Bilious Fevers, accompa
Z MED by Typhoid Symptoms; Ty-
.=a}F phoid Fever, yellow Fever, og.i Z
.Hair Ship and Jail Fever, Gen ~ .'rl.z
7se7u Il eral Debility. Night s, +
,-3 Sweats, and all
T. other forms I.li ft3 -"
. of dis Gta.E E3-5 18r ss-
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H- Sold at ia Market street. ST.
Louis, Mo-, 3t6 Broadway New York
and by all druggists everywhere AL
kinds of family patent medicines for sale
on the best possible terms, at Professor
Wood establishment, IA Market streer
st. Louis aet 4:r 7aH @.a-
Sold by c. S. Mackenzie wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. Also by D
G. WEISZ, Upper Sandusky, O.
LIN. Sanduskv Nav LIZ l,5e -. ~. :
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! AMERICAN EXPRESS co.

WELLS BuFTERFiE1p a Co. New York.
'IhNISGsTeG FARee g. Co. Buffalo
PRorRIEToRs.
TNORWARD DAILY BY EXPRESS PAS.
il senger Trains in charge of Messengers
With Safes, to all cities in the United States
Including California Europe and the Cana.
dies, Coin, bank notes, drafts, Boxes, Packages
Parcels sc, with promptness and dispatch.
E. w SLOAN, Supt.
Western Division.
JAMES CULBERTSON, Agt
Upper Sandusky April lo.ls5G.
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Nrw Ynnx nnn o 1Qs

e. New YoRK, Ger. 9, 1854.
Z PROF. o. j. WOOD--Dear Sir After read
ing the advertisement in one of the New York,
journals, of your celebrated Hair Restorative,
procured half pint bottle, and was so much
pleased with it, that continued its use for
two months, and am satisfied tits decidedly the
best preparation before the public. 1t at once
removed all dandruff and unpleasant itching
from the scalp. and has restored my hair natu-
rally, and, have no doubt, permanently so.
You have permission to refer to me, all
who entertain any doubt of its perform
ing all that is claimed for it. -.
MISS FEEKS, &c 12 Greenwich Ay.
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acknowledged b. all competent judges, to b.
the finest and most durable qual!t kept con
stantly on hand.
fine variety of monumental designs kept
on on nand, from which customers can make selec
tions. n1. g. y. srt 1.--st--r Z
An establishment of this Kind was much nee.
ded in this place, and we fatter our selves tha,
W., will have the support of the citizens Of Wv
andct County instead of supporting dealers
from a distance, and pa ing them exorbitant
rial
We have now in our employ, several agents,
who will wait upon our friends IN the county
and solicite their patronage. -
All work warranted accarding to contract.
grfe,1 - ~ +. w. UNDERHILL,
-. - HENRY HULING.
N. B. A number of agents coming wen re.
commended can find employment during the
summer by appiyingsoon. =, $1,000 .. =.
Upper sandnsky, June .26, SO. =
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/ have used Prof. O. j. Woods Hair
Restorative, and have admired its won
derfnl effects. 1t restored my hair where
it had fallen off,; cleans the head, and
renders the hair soft and smooth-much
more so than OIL -eas -a9 r..
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, Nov /, i854.
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sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court.
RnN the 9Th day of August, 1856, at / o.
" clock T. M on the premises in Jackson
township. wiii be sold 10 the highest bidders
Sam N Uape deceased to wit:the II North west
qparter Of ~. So'th west quarter of section
twenty sly 26 II township Two south of range
Twelve ti2} last iii Wyandot county. Ohio,
containing forty acres. Appraised at four
Terms OF sale. enc third iii hand, and the
and secured bv mortgage on the premises
Seats S NeGUNE, Administrator,
= ne d"rpnsed
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r AIDES ARE REREsPEcTFULLY INvfT
4 4 ed to try the PERFUMERY articles, su-
perior Haroil, Cologne, dc, at tho n.w store
No !, Picrson aud McConnells Block.
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II. AADDUX. Clerk.
Aug 10 1893. no50tf
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ftlseCH ESTER R. MOTT,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, and Solicitor
in Chancary Special attention given to col
lation cases, Partition OF Lands, settlement OF
Estates Of deceased persons, drawing deeds,
mortgages, Power of Attorney, DC
Upper Sandusky, April LIST, 1883 hl-tf
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l014 a GRASSLAND FOR SALE.
NWyandoi County. Miffiin Township
shse and a2half miles southwest from
Upper Sandu-ky.. Said land is OF an ex.
celient quality. well timbered, and a small
creek OF stock water running 4 h rough it
AL Of which win beson on very accom-.
modating termss by applying to - 7E71
r. JOSEPH 7MCUTCHEN, 4qent
Nav y,5R-39 arf ~ ~ AZ = ~ &
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-. MARTIN d ROBBINS,
Dealers in every variety of Hardware, Iron,
Mails, Agricultural implements, etc.
3 Upper Sandusky, o,
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Jc's-sf IN cWelry and Fancy Articles Mali. 81
opposite Hedges Bank, Tiffin, o.
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7 = =
no50tf. | Dec. l3. '55-nl4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-27

IAE Rev. CHARLES MALcoN, according to APP
ointment delivered sermon yesterday after
Lon at Washington Hall. He took his text from
i: Corinthians: 18th, 18th, reading: "And
TOW abilcth faith, hope, charity, these thrcc;but
the greatest of these is Charity" The speaker
'?cnet by n comment upon the curious and some
tines inexp!icable meaning which came to at
zach to certain words, remarking that oftcntirncs
they, like certain Spanish noblemen, bear very
nigh sounding titles, while dressed in very shah
Hy garb Like aristocratic families they often
degenerate. The Greek original ''agape" meant
love; but in modern acccptation it means benev-
oent deeds lie would consider it in its origi-
mi meaning. Love is a household word, and
las more music in it than many songs. 1t is
The divinest word of every language. 1t has
0'en the burden and refrain with poets and min
aFeiS; the cynOsure of artists and sculptors.-
lAe"osical doctrines and practical good works
'T'n the body Of religion, but the soul which
s''eth lite to all is, love. 1t is the personatiOn
Of God, for St John said, God is love" That
V0a Is Charity is manifested variousy in nature
and in grace.
exercise charity. All men would be autocratic;
ua's the tendency. When then our opinions
''a>a re must call in Charity. AriStides, the
goa and just, was banishcd from Athens by a
lllaiIcal mob at the instigation of man who
ta'ed him because he was tired of hearing
nm called the Just" The ends that Charity
aeeomplishifallowcd sway were sometimes
IN the case ofnatons, obtained by her alternative,
although not correlative observation-disclosures.
LOOK at the fcudalism of the Middle ages.
,Ee "dlons Barons had to give way at last and
uey suffered more than ever charity would have
demanded of them. Poland, Hungary and
MODERN Rome were monuments ofthe dire effects
Oh outraged charity.
William Tells cruel oppressor would torture
"e feelings of a father to see him hit an apple
"a The head of his boy; but had he failed, Tell
"aa an arrow hid in his bosom that would have
''St the tyrant his life What sad scene does
"e history of religion present; all because men
would not let charity rule in their councils
,'''isIous liberation was not known in the SIX
'es''h century, but now it commands the guar
.i''ee oil the happiest and most powerful nation
Tue world The clock of time by these sud
1en ~renches was hurried forward instead Of
put ; back; so that violence always failed of its
-, ,.'' and was made the co-workcr of CHARITY
"e TWO happiest colonies were Rhode Island
a"' Maryland, founded by those charitable
spirits III Roger Williams and Lord Baltimore.
rue speaker, in conclusion, gave severerep-
,a .H'aila to the tattling news-mongers, who To-
reht dseords in private circles, and scatter fire
s,aaas among friends. Policy and discreetness
"F0' eand @D baud with charity. sIst M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-27

4; 4, ttatc is very limited at present
though the auction sales last week were more
numerous, importers selling off the remainder
Oh Their Expectations. Some revival Of trade Isl
expected g. by many in November, when the Pre-
slgehtlal election is over. Till then, business
VIII DC at a standstill. Jobbers buy very spa.
ringiy, their sales being much reduced
mere appears to beano change in prices Of
goods, either homemade or imported. Shawls
nave sold the most freely of any goods, but fine
Merlno cloths and delaincs have been in good
demand, at the full prices of theseaso Square
Sfm nv and long broche We're in special request
Inc following is our weeklyreport of failures,
assignments, &c.
X q Briggs Portland, Me-, suspended.
John Parshley, New Haven, Conn, assigned.
T. ~ Ingraham, Bristol, Conn, suspen-.
Watson, Carter & Co, New York city, sus-
II. Joseph & Co., New York city, suspended.
Pratt & Hardenburg, New York city, assigned
to Geo w. Pratt liabilities $40, 900, assets
snydam, Reed s Co, New York city, Pro-
S! commission; suspended. An old and
hlghIy respectable house lbe able to, pay
Iheabove suspension, tits said, willinn no way
affect the standing of credit of S. H. 'Snydanii.
Reed q Co., GrocerS, who are believed to be
perfectly good -
Howell Il Larned, New York city; suspen-
Robert Davis, New York city; failed and
Ira Todd, New York city, suspended.
Joel Englehart, Cleveland, Ohio; failed.
WIN. NJ. Wallace, Jr., PHILADELPHIA: failed.
/: Rice d Wilcox, Mantua, Ohio, suspended, and
tits said has assigned to T. G. Bradley.
8artin w. Gray, Charleston Ind, assigned.
Hutchips & Sawyer, Chicago, Ill, suspended.
Patrick q Marsh, Flint, Mich, failed zfl
Q. H. Hustled, Racine, Wis, suspended.
Ward, Bryan & Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa as
sisned.-N y. Independent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-27
.rrE LAW OF NEwsPAPEKs.
TO THE PUBLIC.

,.,,ye This day sold to Messrs Campbell { MeDermot
,s 1n,elllreneer office We return our thanks
n,,rons for the many acts of kindness we have re-
hands and cordially commend Our successors
s,rOee. wedoubt not they VIII ever be found prOp,
= entive to every department of business, and will
sor. to deserve the patronage of the community
counts i'll run to the 18th instant. and We hope our
viii aid US in speedily closing up our outstanding
,o,aats. ,a
a.iness of the firm will be settled by either of the
,r, and Mr. Beatty will be found at the Office for thu,
,.ros. BEATTY / CO.
gs.e!nr, Oct sth, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-27

RIVER INTELLIGESCE-Thc river at this point
bv the rains which we have I,,d = ~, ,,,a 80
~, .i''Sc i'"u' - oh t'le rlse
anu VIII aulhit OIL haVlgauOn by the smaller
steamers we had two arrivals on Saturday.
the Eric and Titania. The Cincinnati Gazette
saws:
Sirco an. 1,st ,, a.,
s,o,, ;cI,os .e 'fsi ~ ttiIS point
c. clear and cool ''''''"' CALI
The hondso,po. sto.,,,o, No.. arr -,
leave tIis.,onrn, 60 ;";H M, VIII
Stcamc, Snor ~ ana inc nc"
Can't EniIoris nv. NJ at'.a wv O., M,
oro a., ne" s'Gs''nef uehl; fiKe mas en-
tr;n to'Jo,r - anu arts %" her hrse
Tho Frcicbtor c,mo - ros.o.,,., CO., 49,.
R;cbmorJ nd ,h ,T,t - ns"'si.'y rom ne"
Ill anu '''0 N''''' ''' avery i'o''l Nays
RI Hrsiross on ,,,o ,aa,,; ....,
,.i,.''I;S vi VIC i'i'ui,'S yesterday looked
IN, .oeSei"a PacNetS arrived and de-
rGc new. NV $3.50; Ia X te'G S
,nornin c',. '.,;"'.;i, NATE fFehch' leaves tins
III ~ T ille g. /. r, -, s-rv
INC me 5G LOUIS 1f kep9ocan oil Thursday, says:
ronorts II ,ra ns' f,, .iIi. yes.eruay al last
dnn NJ ;',,.s.s7' al t:i y, "S io'n d. iAuis
M;Ssonr; i; =; 49, y. ny minus! :'''u tte
can Sc.I, - 80" a. mus uspoia?e G3hulnon 1t
Iyo;ro s liff;rIt 80 im ~ - ri, riNe leet 10
boats at the iandno, vcstsriSr n"na. %ure rev
nov froo,,,,,t departures are
tcrday and tb;rtenn .,rt, So'etl yes
iScotI.n6 Hann;l,sI 49,; Tue
nr N"w o m"mm"a Morning Star ani Illinois
fort,%Iy, VAN ,,,'S' F" e"'neF yesterday nncom-
S Srp ;x"o @.T a,c,n,,>.ns -,,,, ,,...
Strnnhnnt aco aoaphGnS On TIE MiSStsSirPI-
raI accidents lnyarlaeIy and as n9tu-
ral consequence occur more frequently i'll low
Su'ge OF water t'an when navigation is uninter-
t 3,;,I MS i"eJ rs now being demonstrated
1871 .c .l" ulsslSspp we nad pa
n' Ipn SeStSruay, IN relation to the sinking of
o,as T when was uhwlttlngly eXag-
81 H. ''Isc le''lllcu since that she can
t "e at as Inc water At the stern is only
some TWO leet over her lower deck and her bow
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-27

OS Saturday evening quite lengthy Ameri-
can procession paradcd our streets. a band OF
music headed the procession, and the different
wagons and carriages of the train were orna-
mated with numerous flags and devices. We
a9iccd two or three of the Inscriptions tackled
ia large letters upon the sides of the wagons,
NJ "A Union of hearts Union of hands and
.JDon forever Willard Fillmore first, last,
&! all the time" &c They came up to escort
Il americans of the city down to the meeting
:lichietown IL