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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13
TeIerrauhIc Marine Report.

UPROvINCErOWN April l2-Arr ship Agate Roberta
Trinidad de Cuba via Nassau, Mp tor Boston. The Agate
struck the Bahama BAnl the 14h March, and got
of and tai en- 70 Nassau by wreckers.
Miscellaneous and OlsaUt0rn.
Thessamshp Atlantic. Capt Ndrdge. sailed yesterday IL
noon for Liverpool with LOS passengers and a amount
Z eae.
Tho steamship Florida, Capt woodruff arrived yesterday
morning Savannah We arc obliged tho purser for
papers
AN IxxENsE BUSINESS readers vii By the follow
Lowing nopss Of being done at Of the principal
engine and boiler manufacturer that the propecrs keep
ing pace with the requirements OF the We refer Peass
Murphy. OF the Fulton Iron WORKS They have completed
the three engines and four boilers for the steam pro-
peer Niagara and they ready for putting into the
They have under the engine and boilers the ste$m
chip Cuba launched Monday last the cylinder 20 inches
ship building ct Mr. VIM n webbs yard and which will be
launched few days Intended tie South trade
boats Intended FOR the south Te. III Ferry Company
They are building e boiler shop at the New York
Navy Ysrd eccenae goared steam punch and steam IA
punch They are also building very large boilers "MAr
TINS Patent for The steamship Mississippi nowtn process
Of repairing the Brooklyn Navy Yard also the consc TO
p.ted their contract 70 heat bellevue Hospital wng a.
well ss Get OF boilers for the Lunatc Asyum also two 10
inch cylinder feet stroAe engines for the Brooklyn Flour
Milla
aConxrRcH or AIsANY-Ding the early part Of last
be river usc comparatively light and during THO
early part of the the demand for vusse limited,
but afer fall trade set In Gran aaoAt Was brought
Wers scarce and large amount Of properly was sent New
York before Of navigation 70 be reshppod from that
IL place Of aus the cn Ms
81 IA in our commerce ever The previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13

a.
After tracing the descent of Young America for
Thousand years, in condensed but eloquent review he
exclaims:-
But il the retrospective view has dsxz.d u.s. how much
astonishing Is the present. When our thirteen
little States rolling towards forty living republics
nd together ono nation; when three millions
have grown to thirty and driven BY the hand
to quote De Tocquevils care peopliDg the wsstern vii
aDnum." When our LlRputian commerce has whftsned
every feA, and mother tongue has worked its way
into every land and when Influence and
lhe the ripple In the mid osean-reaches from shore
thore.
startls not my fispds at the lightning pace of the pill
giims steed. He is to win the sto
him In his desinywhen danger turks in his pc hway he
Turns high his head and mors proud defiance at the
precpce that would have ruined hin, and pupges to
victory. - Young Amerisa Is only another edi-
ION Of Old England In binding peculiar TO the New
WordYouf John Bull 10 his shirt sleeves, working with
energy that commands success. England and America
who manages the western branch of the old concern
youh gives activity and hence the young opens his
eters befne breakfast the steps Of the post Office
whilst the old gentleman prefers breaking the seal In
RIGA showed the feelings Of independence in estA
blsbDg house of his own, that every young man
perisnces who leaves the old house. TO honest
livelihood by his own exertors.
concern IA OF value than that With the balance Of
the world The revolution WA merely an animated
yersAtion where shot and cannon introduced to
give emphass to the debate. and when the disputed
yieor in Young America The sources Of discord soon
beAn TO dry aud now the flower turns to the sun,
the needle TO the magnet the child TO i mother the
twin brothers o. sian rsos,s sasn tne same 80
shipping the God to remember England The proud
old mother Of our tacs,
Ard op ne STARS AID serss 9rc 10 oos isrua baa
Til arg ssygo fs,tn All laws ~ mse eyer! lAai,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13

UPROvINCErOWN, April PAT ship Agate Roberts,
Trinidad Cuba via Eassau Mp, Boston The Agate
the Bahama Banls the 18th March, and got
of and taA en- 10 Nassau by wreckers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13

IN PREVIOUS letAr, no cannot now make mistakes
As i is is however, be depends almost entirely upon
nimseE-eeldop seeking advice, and working from in
ten Il the ride he takes every afternoon, with An
orderly behind him). and the interviews he
era during The course Of the Day. ! have
him. and that that he DOES no, come under the head
Of what thu world orally calls smart cunning
In his life. His qualities too broad for that and II
can Be rehed on that whatever obliqus specula.
tons may be made upon the movements OF his govern
ment, whether in stocks otherwise BY parties Who
pick up information through his aver he s ~ entire
ly free from all csgnzance of implication in the mat.
The apartments which he occupies ia the Government
House are spacious, and the road 10 them continually
sv.rmed with young officer. in elegant uniforms,
the while. ray "young officers" bat without neces
sy for such disnctsn there are no old ones here
Indeed do not mi the average will exceed twenty .
ave and Jet this swarm q boys are equal to the sound
haps be the elimination Of tbs world.
It Impossible e any reasonable vision not to SOS
been slrsady made, and that already sSs Walker
RvNs government In Nicaragua il 4 6xed noliIda,
ast Yet the Upisd States whose duty it was 6rst 10
and intends 10 pass TO Great tain the honor of being
The first TO encourage and TO recognize the re
denption Of this portion Of the continent.
And let government be informed that surb a rerut
Ia perhaps neither chimercal distant Az Tar back
a. six weeks ago. British commodore Tarlstop who
sailed from Greytown to Great Britain bore
from thh government which IL is confidently sxpected
win Be accedsd w. and result in recognition and
treaty
these proposors ssree 70 settle the MOSQUITO quss
ton tins following tsms "8y allowing the Indi ana TO
rexove Themselves out Of the lands hereofore
occupied by them on the ssstsvn coast Of Central
Amera, district Of country ard the jurisdiction over
the same, TO be bounded follows namely >-Beginning
on the sore Of the Caribbean Sea- the mouth Of the
river Rama which Il according to Baleys Map Of Gen.
trail America, published In London, November 1857 II
csgres "a ninu'es north latitude, and 80 degrees 40
The meridian Of 81 degrees 30 minute, YES. loogt
tuee from Greer wcb; thence due north on tue saii
meridpn 70 the Pho S1gov,s theoce t,wu saif
river to TIE Caribbean Se, and tasose soa.a,y a9ag
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
COM MI!ERCI i.
Ncy YorIs RIn.I.e,

NV YoEK. Noy. inar.st Is l,easr for
tto- Sales OF 100 bags 105Sc. Asos sales of
maze Lagsayre z. sc stoek Of no, 81 900 bags
FLOUR Inquiry Tor Western Canal Rlossr is fair.
,hs IMPLY asre and prisss unsettled aud
sSe 5000 bsis e - for % good state
so2 ter sxsra slatsi 65 for IndIafa
aud Iowa. for extra Ohio: SIl
$50 .or far 70 choice extra Ohio; ALAG 1oF extra
Geuesee, and Sb6o ~ for St Louis brands Rns Flot5
Sales Of no bis at ss0S5i9. Corn i Il ,siet 81
ss Tor Jersey sse4sehsat -Four is in good demand
GRAtssales OF 5s,0el bush at 15i56e for aiIwankie
spring and winter red: 5se Indiana reds
Tor Chiaso white Canadians i5ls fot
90 club fsyeSAles Of 5000 bush So assc for DID, and
NC for new Farley i in fair etnandsaies of 5inioi,
Ionr-roEed at l2ue nd harley Malt In small lots ne Ic
OdtsSales OF State at 4l5lc and Western at 5i2s ~
small lots Co7lSaes 100 bush nj 7Sc for
naissd eaoats aud 44e Tor Southern ys How. . 4 -
pHoy Fof6-Prinie SiTta1I,f2 for oid sfTso
g for psw prime The sales bhis
Of 1Op bbls at country mess IS Tor
Oh fsfaefsd iessi Slfe9 i4 rerackes Chicago
L0!9 IS Of 80 bbs Tor new
ont Mot OF new Hams az i5ssia 10 En-,
tei-dsla S2esse steallr. 30 w 90 49, ~
ses.ns-ssise q Is bids cuha ~ Gioc.
lots at Ice, cash. & ~ II - = 4 -
WIIsEY-Sales OF 200 hbis AT $40 IN. FOR n IL
for Prison, and snaiilcts III 32c. y
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WEEKLY INrELLLGENcER.

a LARGE edition of the Weekly, win go to
press at nine o'clock this forenoon. 1t will con-
tain the very latest news from all parts, besides
selections and editorials upon all subjects of in
tcrcst. Each day we are receiving new names
for our Weekly and Tri- Weekly editions, sentin
from all parts OF The country. The Intelligent
Ger has the largest circulation in Western yir-
ginia, and is moreover the cheapest paper in the
State. We will put our Weekly against any
thing in the country as cheap and general
newspaper 1t can be had 10y the dozen or sin
gle copy to-day, at the connting-room. Price
per single copy cents ID
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no TILE rUnI.IC.

We have hi. day sold to Me,sr. Campbell Meperno.
be entire 1a,eiseneer ONCE sincere thanks
our patrons for the many Of kindness have re-
eeived their hands and cordially Successors
their notice. weaoub. they found prompt
sHd attentive to every dsttuen. Of business, and viii
every effort thepasropase Of hs community
Oar accounts will run 18th instant. hope
'readI VIII aid speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
The business of the arm VII be settled by either o, the
partners and sr Beatty VII be found a.the ones for tina.
purpose. BEATTY co.
wheeling, Oct. s,h,1sse.
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FROM WASHINGTON. :

Nov. 26. THE President has been suffering
in health since Saturday in consequence of close
attention to business. He is, however, now
convaiescen and to-day Attending a meeting of
the Cabinet, which was postponed from yester.
day. 81 -
The sGourt.of Claims resumed its sessions at
the Capital this morning.
The new Nicaraguan Minister Fcrrcr. has not
yet taken the course usually pursued by such
officers, preliminary to their reception by our
Government ~
Not more than dozen members of Congress
have arsivedin Washington
Maj. Heirs, well known in connection with
Nicaraguan affairs, is here
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Rnitimore IEnri,et.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. eJth Q p u--Rgwangs-TIe
active but towards the the aayces . steamer Persia
wsre received whc caused the market 70 close heavy
pers and miiers bought freely. Corn demand
continue nie but steady The transactions
dee are In good Tobacco continues
%a wa %ssEs osis ~ p9sss
and the are limited Prices have droop
The Banks diseoHntls to a moderate extent We
gaety the rates Tor first class at 70 II
on cali ils i'Asali % hesosass Money
Exchange o., London slsgs to Ok premium.
Chemical sperm Ssc; Sperm 4lssc We continue quote
cents. There Is fair demand for Mould Candles -
nc mote sals to-day Of 200 bags fair 10 good
to fair, 9K 1gkc fair TO good at l6a@IiGe; goddto
IA made q alsSc Ne quote Java at at
I az aloe 2 4:
ssae sss Of al $685. aso @
sSs 9S and an s ss City Ms a. hs
Persia were which had rather pnfyorble eff
operate save decline the above The market eonse,
qssnty closed heavy for MI descriptions OF Hour
FIJI ssSs ,ssesq ss i.fs as sPe
more e s; may b aiosd fRy 50 3 NIL
q. s84s'2s MI. Rse We soatass TO quote new
CHAM sEEns Wiedt-There were 1000 bushels Of
r sssd 9aA ssss q white fair 60 good u good TO
si nc Were sSg bush and sales q gassas s
There @ %S Sas a S. sss % t
Prime H. Rye-rhere S10 bush offered and sales
OF Maryland ut IUc Pennsylvania GSSUc q busel Seeds
we quote cloyerseed at SI9Ss5U Timothy s3935v g
L.Rp ou-some small are making a, iocs91osc .
gallon. fiFT siisf-siI7gF - = =
MoLassEsye note sale 8 hh,ls Cuba Museorado a,
DC We continue to quote Texas 516Oc; New Orleans
Porto Rico % g55c; English Island
Cuba Muscoyado 5iee53c p gallon. 2
PHUStSioNs-The transactions very limited there
Is t Fair demand FOR sound Bacon the stock Is light
Inc Iobbins sales continue fair Bee quote Balti-
Mol, ut IS 5aps9 p bbi. foFwe quote notninaily ai.
inore mess at Sly Western do $isa9lS, 25 prime
10, and ranp sl6gi6,5l BgLk Aeds-We quote olil-
nay shoulders at 6Sc Sides Hams 99
Eacon-We quote nominay, shoulders at 7Ge7LS to Sc,
sites - 70 sssc Hams 95S9O TO Lie p n. Tie out
side Quotations are for iobbg lots. handsome small
saes are making OF Lard, nbis and terces, i2eHc;
ib15c b. Buuer-we quote Glades q sc; Ohio
in kegs, liIe; New York STATE % Ds5e;
choice Ohio e223c; Roll zs925e Goshen 26sD2Sc; City
Packed lBc p d. g(eeSewe quote Western cutting at
Eastern do English Dairy for
Western, aud Eastern do 1sesi4c q %. fts -
hisH-Ihere is q fair inquiry for new Rice, and some
small sales have been made at 45l4kcf These prices
show decline OF = previous quotations.
ply on the market good 5ass $500 - $3.50 y
SALrWe continue to quote Ground Alum loco; Mar
shalIs Jehreys and DArcys hne 1se
lol1Cc per sack. We qnots Turks Isia1a Cad
" zuc kits i5l1Sc brsic There supply
ontie market but there Is very limited demand for The
latter descriptions OF salt. =
SuoAhs-He continue to quote s9,75@iobc9
IL English lsiand s9oCtuoD; Cuba S.zog9 81 iD
IheTe Is no New Orleans sugar i'll the market
NEVERTHELESS have dropping tendency. learn
that uho being freely offered at Sic
3n55e gallon. We have note to-dayPdsss0t
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nnnn nn..nn

kDWINl n SPRANKLIN,
No % Register street, Il
3doors north Of Pratt e.
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philadelpi,in fInri,e,.

Pm. pELPHIs, Nov. 25-ginuR ksD OF sresh
ground Flour are making s6,T556a. small sales ot
extra and fancy brands AT SIes Is rather more
a. 81 Rye -Four is worth sbs p bill Corr, euE dull at
sS,So = hbl Bsesteteut Medk Is In demand at $s1s
new Southern and red iiai5c and
lbulGc for White. Rye sales Of PENN
syiyana Soc is quiet md snrce; safes Of yellow
~ 50 &c atoat and Csc in steady; sales
Of prime old Pennsylynr aud Delaware dc q bush
SEEDS comes forward slowly, and Is In fair
request ~ $,l$S n o. bs. Timothy Commands from
MrsEx Is dsciningi sales AZ 3ss bis and 33c for
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FOUNDRY I. Nol.t.nhl. nv

Eor sale or t,ease- iu West Columbia, VA.
smith shop with two Ores Patterns and tools, together
80 teetin width. nth carpenisr shop, shop Nltone
The is in the Of aue
and Misunderstanding county, with ve large coal trade In
The properly leased for OF years 70 n,echan
les o. steady habits and geod but
ts iil be made ss e with or tos ~, ,s pay
This has chartered pylieee for manufaeure
chartered SLOWED to 90 itis the properly
"a Prof. BE Grating electric esIl,--TTT
Nkw cuKssPain prenionitor OF
PEe M Pain and you , shsss The sese
the seilow wing, tnot every thing.l
sCares Neurhgia Toe.hsehe,s talnnies. ( "a sss 81
Cures crAmp IN sson.eh,5 minutes.
Cures Paiasia BACK. Bseast i day {
Cures Headache, is minutes, ~ -sq,.3
Cures Earaehe SIN Meek, AEne, j NIGHT,
Cures piles, SHelled Glands, 10 DAYS
9pinsf pslrs,. 10 aa, cures asthma
eosi 5 70 80 days; Henorfhags
AesYss TO ~ days Frosted Feet and Gilt
trie on did not saFe him Of Rheumatism and strains
esiN 81 10 ION "a = III w !. a,
cough and pain In the breast In one night.
Ask Mr. wslcf, q Buchanan, il did moi cure him or
Doctor would die in shoTt time Ns sls
Ask Mrs IL Il did not relitse her q the heaaaeie
ASK Mrs siaskforS. I,nehbuss II i NOT sare her
DEAFNESS CURED.
Prof 5Asss; aisy ia.h lsss.
After trying many things he your on times s,,d
Il cured Ailas siitsreIy. CltFy5rn X, 80
seranton who REM, 81 -
/ tisu NeaFaipit. lie ~ 81 = = y, t--s.se
iiAssi 10 Years and in enc wsekt geaa iss.er
froHi Rev James Temple: Il : -s -
Prof. DE- GsATssI have been afflicted Is wears S-
raigia and oter painful complaints ni inv rer
% sleep sqndy or walk any distance years .ss
lass yys got po'sis OF your ms irst
~ wife could not believe eyes. yesf feesrs Oh la
dane Ia the physicians 81 Piss fsii
1 70 DO IN - years GraeefnfIF, yours.
4 : = x Kew JAMS TEaPLR, $40 South st
Ihis on Is Md pleasan. harmless lis fro,erties
are AL good. Children shoald have II eI-e., y
ns and cs Group beware q base 10
make l1ee-Te OF They know nothing is mama
thsiF only bong money! Iocs OUT
Is Only genuine i made the old - south
s street. Rhiadelnha. not removed IS aaverfisti ~.
base Name ths and bl6IT ia ne botse
Fsoy. O.. ns GRAflI. =,
- Sole4srentnr and maker Eieetsic 3i IN o.,
rssssis ey = II LOGAN Z co. and LAuGHLIas susH.
t<-1-Ass sstis-r
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FROM KANSAS

CnrcAeo, Nov. 2f4.- Kansas dates to We
day are received.
The land sales at Leayenworth passed off
quietly. About two thousand purchasers were
in attendance. The bids were active and ranged
nigh; ;Leayenworth city property was changing
hands at sigh rates. Seuatters were generally
securing titles :. 4
Marshal. Donaldson, on refusing to re-arrest
Hayes, the murderer of Butfam, was definitely
suspended by Gov. Geary, before Judge Cato =
Nov. % II he Leavensorth Herald publishes
the correspondence between Gov. Geary and
Marshal Donaldson The latter concludes by
Expressing a determination to resign his Office.
A correspondent of the st Louis Democrat saws
he has done SO, and has retired from Lecomp-
ton a fter the refusal of the Marshal to rear
rest Hayes. Gov. Geary despatched Mr.. Titus
with SIX men. who captured the prisoner and
brought him to Lecompton. The prisoners
counsel has applied to Judge Lecompte for a
,writof ka6eascoJpt,s x
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SPLENDID preparations are in progress for
the benefit of Mrs. Henry, Friday night. a
very large number of tickets have already been
sold. and it is only begun. We predict one Of
the largest, if not tde.largest house of the sea-
son, will be in attendance. Mrs. Henry is a IA
sorite with every body, and the people are de-
termincd that they will make the fact emphatic
ally known.
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsIATuRE.

met Monday. The Governor S message regards
the recent election as merely establishing truce
between the North and South He advocates
the revival of the slave trade, and thinks every
branch of labor should be in the hands Of
slaves. Hc refuses to lay before, the Legisla-
ture the resolutions of the New Hampshire Leg
islatire, transmitted through her Gov. The
rest is devoted to State affairs. &. IS. 80.
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~ Reni. RrnnIsIinnnd Prof. ne q rnth.
franklin from the heavens TO the earth
PFoL De GTnih applied that eleercyto relieve diseased
mortals Prof De raths ELECTRIC not cure every
thing but certainly enres Rheumatism aud Neuralgia in
minutes; cures BuIns sprains, Wounds from to three
days. cures Earuehe. Breast, days.
cures Piles, sSeiled Glands, s Mex from one 20 three
days, cures Eryspeas Scrofua PInples ten
For saleby 7. ". LOGAN 4 Co, Bridge Corner. Y
Also. by LAUGHLINs,, 4 BUSIRIELD,
noviS Monroe Street.
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I.isS;IUl2E

IIos. KAAtTrs BROOKS, NEN YoHK, VILE LECTURE At
1suIseros Hall sATrRpAT EykslNc ms esTH iSsr;
Euijeet-eO ta Tlfngs and Stso ZfRos. Doors open
81 o'clOek-ivenre to at half past seven.
Tiek,ts 70 be had 1T Of aessrs. Wide
pro- G. Orr BF Tobln Joseph Graves. and at the prin
epa Hotels overpas thls lecture, after paying OF
Expenses be placed the hands OF Dr. Todd, for he
benefit of the city poor nov26=it
(Argus eopy.l
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ADnRFSS or MR RFNTnN

BosTos, Nov. &c. = Hon. Thos. II. Benton de-
,hvcred copy righted address before the Mer-
camille Library Association last eve. The SUBJ
iect was the state Of the Union, and its delivery
occupied two hours. During the address many
Of the audience LEFT, the subject being evidently
too ponderous for the assefnblage, which was
composed mostly of Young persons
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other
OF tie should be addressed to
Nc Propretors.
Letters concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
be addressed the Elor Jointly, to either one
BE- item.
Correspondents writing for publication, win please write
ony side Of the paper. -
Of the above rules iii greatly dhiige as,
aa prompt attention to correspondents than
y might otherwise receive.
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FROM ST InnIs

Nov. Pol. NJ Kennstt made a speech to.
Merchants at the Chamber of Commerce YES.
terdayii subject, Western improvements
Messrs. Geyor, Phelps & KeDnett start for
Washington tonight. -.
Nov. 24.-Ihe Republican learns that the sale
of Delaware lands in Kansas passed of Quietly
.onilast Monday. The actual settlers were per-
nitted to purchase their claims at appraised
value, but unclaimed lands generally brought
prices above those fixed by appraisers. n
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n.r.TImonE & oaso ssAILRoAp

INrosTASr CHANCE From and after Monday next, De-
csber I, the following change In the Schedule for til,
INNING the passenger trains the baltimore Ohio
aIIroad wi take plaee:-The Mail train wl arrive al
Wheeling 41O A. NJ, aud depart att A. NJ, ally. Til,
Express Train viii arrive at1.6c p A., depart p
p 81 daily. The Accommodation Train will be dIscontin
ped the West end of the road. and between Cum
berIaui and baltimore
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ARRIyED.

Nav YoRE, Nov. 26.-Ihe steamer Ericsson.
from Liverpool, with dates to the 18th inst, ar.
rived to-day. 10 :.
The propeller Glasgow, from Glasgow. also
arrived this morning. 2
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4 CON 5 1MSIT ON SSURED.

3 b NOT lENEINiD sby base iHitatlans. HEGEMANl
CLARK cos GENUINE COP LIVER OIL ne y.r ,ss,,.
PStns, aud nine yesrs has
As there Is dead spurious oil in the ,,i
ternted with seal oil hale Of &c, much care cane
not hetakrn to procure tbs Eituuiucs r.;
Our made at our factory IN Newfoundland and
each has our sigma tire careful 10 ret
iHsRsAS CLARK X Cts, oil Nh fSl-Sf,-
fps our late partner there has been article introduced
called Rushton's, way CONNECTED win r N =
Co, or IL o. Co. Sold BIZ druggists .v-
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EAST TENNESsEE Rank

BALTrMoRE, Nov. 26.--Letters have been re-,
eeiyed here from the President of the Bank of
East Tennessee cpntradicting the ru,nors affect.
ing the credit of that institution. and assuring
us that the Bank is in a p .rfcctly sound condi.
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srnixGsIEtD, Miss, Feb. 3, 1886.
BROTHER Arg: VIII chnsffny certify your P.cT6RaL Is
s best remedy We The of the EtoopiNa
cokg grok and the chest diseases of children Ne OF
your In the South our skilI and cotn
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
SAILED

NEw YoRK, Nov. Pc. The steamship Europa
.ailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, taking out
$500. 00o in specie.