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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13
ODD FELLO VS. DItECTOIt1

Vtr=tni"- Lodge No. :s.-Meets every Tbursds,
evening Hail. of Market and Monroe streets
joins s wnrGur, N. c. 3. H. Carr, Secretary.
FrnnkIim S.Ods,e-No. 13.-Neets aboveevery
Monday evening. JonS EArHG, N. g.; H. p. caGp'ine,
Secretary.
VIM. Tell lodge No. 33.-Nsets as above eve
ry Wednesday evening, J. G. HOFFMAN,, n. G.; Join
SaErde, Secretary.
wheeling I.od&e No. 50-Mests every Monday
evening Hail. Market end Quincy II.
BRowx, n. g.; John TtOburn, Secretary.
G'naoIn Lodge No S2.--Meets above every
Friday evening. L. Il. McLAIx n. CT ". W. Blanchard
Secretary.
Hall, Monroe the frstHnd third
Tuesday evenings each month. II. UTuNAS C. Pr s. "
Pearson, Scribe.
VIM. Tell Encnmpme"t No. 3I.-Meets a
month. NLrSxI.ER, c. P Wa. RsisgdrJsr Scribe.
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The oUEsrIo nsErrLED-ADANIsGwa awarded the fTAt
Drein for the best likeness at the ate
Fair in Also, premium Tor hest display o. Da
EuerreOtypes oSR HuSpRED DOLLARS will Oe given to any
Artist in VSrginfa equal his pictures either on
Glass or silver plate Call his Gallery, 1876 Main street,
Of Union and AmbrOtypes, Daguerreo-
tApes and PhotosraPhs. ochl
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JAS. NJ. DILLO II
1O2 MARK EFT STR EEL,

II EEPS constantly on hnnd Gas fixtures, Lead and
III Wrought Pipes, Sheet Lead All kinds and sizes
Brass Cocks and Vaves Steam Whistles aud Steam and
Water GuaEcs LII and Force Pumps sinks Bathing Tubs
Wooden and ltydrants Gum H"se and pHching
all Thckuesses Anti. friction Metal, Pure BHnca Tin
Zinc Antnony the Celebrated Troy BELLS anu the best
Crueibells ia the country.
~ Also, Polly's improved ami patent Chain Pump,
which decidedly the greatest pump OF the the right
put up which In Towns Counties in Western Virginia
will he sold fair terms.
f Galvanized Tubing, Incorrosive, and for
ductig pressure pipe, hos cola and
Pipe.
az Aqueduct Pipe constantly on haud any size
tIty osw which can be furnisitd Short notice.
E7y- Ctist pull Jor oil Copper Brass and Lead
&W1y
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FRoM nNRRLsBURG.

Jan. l2.-rhe Republican and American
members of the two houses hold cacss to-
night with reference to tine election Of I. 5,
Senator The excitement is intense.
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pmA Ions PAPnIAN I:oIIoN,

PmA G.ON'a FAPmIAS lotion,
Or, Floral BeaUtifer.
Cosmetic Tor bsautifying The skn and eoupeE-
ani for curing CIpVed Tands Paes Lips, Tan, sun
Fryekies, Ppvs, Seals, BuEur- ste- snre aud
washing viii give tnstanl FSiiei
After shaving il Is soothing 70 tire skin sssTS ne
hands sr uhfr, for All inaatiSns Of the asn it
VII found remedy Price One Dollar PEI
PmALON's MAGIC HAIR DYE.
One % best Natural Dyes II the world rs ong
has proved Il be beyond eonpaFisen an, beng
troauetion no injury can possibly b. done the
SKIN IL j. eass uPiIsd, and you can obain black OF 3
brown sell sill degg the best udgTs to te u from nature
its-if Price 81 and 4tii per b0I-
Made and soiI by Z. PHALON. a. 49, BROADWAY, cor
ST, ty, Nicholas hottl. n l.
and all druggists nrd Pa9ey Store thro1soui the y =
phnGon'a { he liellt hsG tE GuVtgOF01oT.
Tie complete aSier Of the lind before oased
abe II has stood the test Of tIentv yearS IN this
countr, o. tie many hundreds 81 lnitatlons
been able compete with Il for preserving, dreainf
t- Hair AMI keeping TIE head eeaF fro1
'ru inesiplahe; in short, IL h everything
the hair requires. Price :Oe- and 81 per bottle
~
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New York NTn1ket.

NEW YORK. jan I2.-FIour advancing; sales 5000 bbls
State at 80 2S5,4n Southern t7aT,25 Wheat Advan-
einE sales $@oo bushels Corn ndyanc sales 500 bush;
huoyant at $15 Lard at l2H whisky 257t.
Stocks generally higher; Virginia 6 90. Sterling exchange
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

d NOf bkGEItkl = - illli.lIsal-- lEoEllAN
TgH.s sna ts ls.f. - ISSSe = =
A. tle great deai q nri1ul 81 y ls Eafket adui-
teratrl aith seal 81. utalegs A., A. 90 l care Ea1-
ut t-g tsiseis ~ pssrufe Tie 0elliul-
Oar 81 = Hlass tellr sln L11le!y = aee
IIEssuAG CL4hS Cos f5f lass IL dead q M ErlI
Tc. er is;e PaEtHeE, te t.a ten ~ artielf lng2ee
called ll.lits-i'a. uhieh > q Va = 9. =
c--yss n C. \ ce- 40 - tr1sElil ccfissllsHE
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nothing doing Hogs nominal DIVISIONS firm; holders
rfuse sell except Groceries limited. su
| Aar II z for fair. Wheat firm and unchnnged.
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COMMERCIAL.
80 TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
CIucinnnti IInrke

BALTIMORE. Jan iO-FouF. Corn and Whisky unchanged
Sales white Wheat at ,5Sgl, 63, red at iiiS9l,4I,
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RIVER AND MEATII!

RIVER AND WEATHER.
CIXcINxArI, Jal. l2th.-Weather clear and
cold.
2ITTsBrRGn, Jan. l2th.-River unchanged
Weather intensely cold. The thermometer this
mnrning at sunrise stood six degrees below zero.
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HALIETON 8 DROIuER9-
l1 ~ PA N - FOR Tx
. . 4 D . nGA n u PA CTUR1uS-

Ne 800 centre . Nav xorE.
NETuEEE may BE found superior aaloTiIslt q blng
w FofteS h Pian und ornailertal caseg oul Ste *
zIised artists % be uusurpas4 Ni1 - Sod o. tae ss
reasonable and uuTElted % sand IN Gaal-
frgfeTs ron ~ 1870 f,Ir7iIg 1900 10 and esch
Piano guaranteed 20 Ve perfect elaaeaou. II act So tae
frrfght
AZ The Great gxhIbuIou fs Psl1ea NsE EoTR.
ISIS, Prize Metal asaried HaELBgol pEoEEl,
Tho superior quality q their fans HoGess VIA we're
Torch. 1Olle, lrle
and placed IN he highest eradta ~ ne lci5u1T DtlB
Vuisb "a AyfffsJ LILLIAN SoEEIz. G9afrzaEs - htsS
cuf 1rsersR<HssS JULLlkHr AJAX llAllELzls, ". 81.
FEY. T. :. WILLIS, 2 tlefluE. Z lII0liEi ElELIp8
GlRAC. DWIGHT, JpFV llroff hlrtyI-1slses GRO.
3. IglslsTON sSeeFetdgVo % 9as.sEt A81lg1Hle1fa-
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,.rI.Aw OF NEWsPAFhIs9'

.,ho do not give express notice to the con-
as wishing to continue their 'ao'er'-
..,.r the discontinuaRce of their peri
,a,sl1ste ray continue send them until all ar
~, paid; NEGLECT or refuse take their period,
II subscribers rir the are directed they are held
the e.: ,.y have settled the hill and ordered them
+5s.ble III 'i'e' 80
anisi remove to other places without inform
'l: and the papers sent to tlle former I'll
re -'. - M. held responsible. n
4oTn 5 asd 5efssas 20 ssnf
,r-a ise Vai ,.vIlrnc,: Of Intentional fraud.
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!. DUNCAN, SHERMAN & COMPANY,
BANKERS,
Ger Pine and Nassau HtEeets. New EoFts
G sSCE CIRCULAR NOTES and bEETEliS OF CREDIT Ter
travsitrs, aValahle IN All tie lae1Psf ees - a.
niERcAHSILE CREDITS
the ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION. L1llnl, Ifes-
sieurs 10. PEABODY 4 CO., London and Rank ORNEI
SOUTH WALLS, AurtTutia-
Htlis Of zchaUge and Cnsh CredAtl
CafiloTnia Australia, flflsiate npplieatlen-
INIERESf ALLOWED euFFrnf aeeosnt8 and special
deposiis, subject % hTTangemenf- sp2g-1yda8
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FIRST PREMIUM
Gold Medal Piano FOTtes.
SEEINlFAY 4 SONS.
EERE-1-, AASTHACTURRifs 81 Walker street. scar
y - BrD1du 6EW forg, uVtlg Tlllir aftglllton
~ n n 10 ltir neuiy IHpEOved Pane fgEt-s, uh
: = -il0ut Iron Rrsne, pronounced alre-
any other Instruments brore The pes b IL
mos c,iufist=ut fud9ses-
sss.Ha, AWARDED three Ffrsf PFiEe tffdH.s
attain tins year, ,. uif eeiehFatod
manufacturers u leston AsS ToFk, PhilAdspiiA and Lai
tiuioTr, for tie lat p.ano Forte5-
Every Tor three years. 70 give
uaii.faetiS ts purchase oey uii he refunded
srtss-it4arf
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TRANSPORTATION.
winter Schedule.

$50 -
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R1ertno- foods.
r IIkYF lat re-iVed large Iot % lleIlno EirtI and
DFausT3 = extrl sissli - ilrfs =. = 49, lnle
oefi4 Ne 9wn1tnl1oz 1ian-
HULlDAY 7GlEfSt HOLIDAY 6fE1Sl
WIN ebeF aanouneeI His retlTn ffo1 la Elst,
wa hn1ticF h1e st1tk % Watehes Closl7 1cEetFys
and Fancy GooiE, elSlEaen r1l 1sa1ti- alte-4 a.tea
fsF Eaiiiay prsaents, gtieh - } dsisRe1 - egl
chap 4 any oIliEr h111s lcsi q ne llelIlt1.,
g. 2. BROWN,
dss1e IA Ma stte1li
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

VTIGGINIA- "a. Rules held in the Clerks oMce OF the
Circuit Court or Brooke COUNTY, the mOnt o. Jam
Wilal mladman and vie Eif4nee,h Iob,rtl
Clelahd aIid wife Elizabeth, EyAn d. HindtnaH
ana wife NINA, and SAMUEL HiHd4an and
vile Margaret,
Cornelius Donovan aud wife Folly, Abraham
Barber. and wife Mlrgar,t An, q. beat | r. r,
Mercldnd Jr wife HnrryIta, Mary Ann IN Cnanesr!
Indman, rvct Of JAMES iI'iHIau lSosasSd
Jau,s li lind william O. !; Ian l. samuel
Robert ClslAnd, fssbeeca Cieiand and Samuel
Tie object OF THE RilI par sale OF the
lands Of the iHlr samuel HndmHn in Brooke county
and distribution amongst the parties etv iheEs
fsn,iants Cornelius Donovan wife Polly, Abraham
reliet nInr deed Inhabitants
Commonwealth, it is ordered that they do appear here
iartber ordered ibnt CON- OF dis order he DUB shed
Sne a week Tor sear saec,ssiv TT.gEs in tie WitInr Ip
aud posted at the front door Of The Court gu
4 cos3y-rss's: J.sFARG,
rs W. White, pal
XyIGG1N1A :-At Raics held Clerks Olcr Of tue
Circuit Court for Brooke county, Ia tlg month Of Jan
- John P Hosan,
william C. Stevens and John Aiken late do Chancery
Ing business in the nauie and sIJ lie OF stevens
Tis object Of this suit recover deb. u aIIefvh
tins aeh the effects al that arn in BROOKE
veil as BY afylt al q, he cause hat tie saia waa
O. stevens aud Jshn Aiken are not inhabitants thls
Within one month after due publcaOn Of this orsr and do
what protect their interest; And Is furthr
ordered that copy Of this order be published once SerE
posted At the front door Of the Court House Of sd county
the rst day OF te County Court after e entry Of
thIs order. A eOp5-Teste; }. STARR,
tLspratt, pal
TRs. BAILEY's NURSING BoTFLR--a grea. Improve
w meni old Styles and not expensive u d0E- re-
d dyc25 S'- ~ '- tn LOGAN 4 co.
BY EXPRESS.
NTE have inst received 2VU pieces Of Black Velvet Rib
w bon, In all desirable EldIls. Ior triRlains-
0nOa4ae1 y aces.
FINE assortment OF Ladies and Gentemsu's self ad-
ausg guNDENRgH,i RnRERTs.
hAMIsO AFrLr.o.
IN BARRELS Rambo and other choice kinds, just
~ eeived from Mar land AID 'ST sale ~ o,,,
dee15 Corner Nam ANA Quinek streets.
NOVELTY HILLS FLOG'R.
OK BARRELS Just received and for sale b.
lStO DUANE 4 COWGILLs
Main and Quincy streets
~ B.. We have fey Barrels Extra FAMILY, Inaae from
White Wheat. sgy=
PIG IRON.
400 TONS NJ. Savage Furnace, hot blast,
/ %SO Ionfos FuFnaees 49,. 1900
dce1O Corner Main ami QaiRet SIS
goo Las. Ksii0sli caiapIoT tor saIe - J.
/ = LVI ASl.9 3 sLleTllI t.aid FoI or a. * -
I y dselS LAU9RLlSs Q &c BHRIELD-
.l CaFboEe on VitFol. fal eonernfrat-. 6ale -
<Sl deel6 LsUGHLINS 3 BUSHFlELD.
=, ARDINAs-a LFiae 7ecsiTeI ami tot ale b
= deels EDWARDS BRO
fNORA STARCH VeFmiceIla, MscaFoui aud H5cE-FI La
| I ! rInds, Just received and toE sale ~
eee'S "e--ts 1'-''
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

wear. Its components are such as not to freeze,
even at ninety degrees below Zero The amount
of fuel is, in proportion of fifteen pounds oi
coal to one hundred pounds, compared with
steam engine Of the same dimensions, whilst
more than double the force can be brought
into requistion The engine, which we saw in
in operation, has piston of - inches stroke,
crank 6 inches. 1t was doing the service Of
ten horse power under break of a wheel 3 feet
in diameter, feet III inches in circumfer-
ence, pressed between two bars, one on each
side, and a friction block on each bar of "a
inches in length and II inches in width, on an
iron rim of 81 inches, under weight Of 1l2
pounds, making 80 revolutions per minute.
To those versed in mechanics this will indi-
cate the engines capacity, or the power APP
Piled thereto by this wonderful agency. The
heat causing the results here noticed was only
236 Farenheit, or sixty pounds working power
under exhaustion, and an atmospheric pressure
of 10 pounds adverse, which adds that much
to the active agent. By trial with steam in
the same proportions, under similar condi-
ton, with 267 degrees of heat, the amount Of
pressure was only 25 pounds to the square
inch, and when tested the engine moved but
slightly and stopped Thus there is clearly
demonstrated an almost incredible superiority
or advantage, Of this new motor, in its appli-
cation over steam. Besides the advantages
above noted, we are told-and, indeed, il be-
comes apparent to practical or scientific OBJ
servers-that explosion is impossible, and thus
momentous point is gained in obviating all
danger. A number of scentc gentlemen and
practical machinists have witnessed the opera
tons Of this engine all Of whom were well
pleased and confident Of its ultimate success.
Seeing therefore, as we have seen, the alb
solute, unmistakable, practical working and
triumph Of this great invention of the age, des-
tined, perchance, al no distant day, to super
sede steam, we feel no hestancy in predicting
its future success, and would not be astonished
at its producing an epoch and revolution prom
nently marked in the worlds history. If so,
John G. f. Solomon, Professor Of Mathematics
and Civil Engineering, its inventor, will rank
deservedly among the worlds immortalized
inventors, and Baltimore reap her share Of
merited applause for encouraging him. Pro-
fessor Solomon was born in Prussia, and has
been a citizen of the United States over twen-
ty-seven years.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
II ETIt Y .
The Ironsiles.

Ay, tear her tattered ensign down!
Long has it waved on high,
And many an eye has danced to see
That banner in the sky;
Beneath II rung the battle shout,
And burst the cannon's roar =
The meteor Of the ocean air
Shall sweep the clouds no more
Her deck, once red with heroes blood
Where knelt the vanquished foe,
When winds were hnrrying DER the food
And waves were white below,
No more shall feel the yiotor's tread,
Or know the conquered knee =
The harpies Of the shore shall pluck
The eagle Of the scai
O better that her shattered hulk
Should sink beneath the wave;
Her thundcrs shook the mighty deep,
And there should be her graye
Nail to the mast her holy flag,
Set every threadbare sail,
And give her to the god Of storms
The lightning and the gale.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
A q E N II S

JAMES VAN DYKE. corner Of Main and Fourth streets
arposa our authorized agent TO receive Subscriptions
Advertisements and job Work All orders left with him
will receive prompt attention
THOMAS B0YCE, north east corner Washington and
Montgomery Streets San Francisco is duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements
T. NJ HEsTON Express Rider between this place and
Kern River duly authorized to subscriptions, nd
yertsements and Job Work.
nF Mn f. D. TODD Of Stockton IS our duly authorized
Agent 10 receive subscriptions and advertisements.
MAI EIKINs Of Lagrange is our authorized agent for
Stauislaus County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
DOCTOR RIDDELL,
Licentiate Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Edin
burg; Physician Accoucheur, Dublin, Master
in Surgery, and Bachelor of Arts,
Andersonian University.
OFFICE AT INDIAN GUIcH, (sANTA CRUZ MARlposA
COUNTY.

THE DOCTOR passed his hrst examination IN ioeS auu H.
Madame stephensi Hospital, Dublin Guys London and
tho Glasgow Royal Infmary pracucing since ~ Europe
Mexico and the United States he should be wen scquaheu
with every department Of his Profession
fIBTiaCIiY scientifically applied as Medical agent "a
Paralytic Nervous Rheumatic, Uterine ana sgphhuc us
ry and other Minerals from the system
ua Patients Boarded at IS per week or visited a, the
residences, promptly. 'eii'A
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
EL. DORADO,
FANCY DRlNElNG.4ND BILLIARD SALOON

,ITsHE. UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO IN,
i form his friends and the public generally, that
having renewed business az his large and spacious sa
loon known as the +" Ell DORADO, :, he will nov be
happy to receive thsPatTonagf OF his old customers
En- THE BAR win always be supplied with the
choicest bfanls Of LIQUORS AND CIGARS. aei
LEROY. yINlNG, Proprietor:
Mariposa May 20th, 1857. m2oh
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

BORING THROUGH QuARTz-An exchange
paper SAYS "The artesian well now being
bored at. Augusta, Ca, has reached depth of
nearly 100 feet. For the last 40 feet the
boring has been effected through gold-bearing
quartz"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

A FALLEN SENAToR.-Th Hon. Barker Bur
nell, formerly State Senator from Nantucket,
Mass, is now in the chain gang at Valparaiso,
having been sentenced for robbing the mai.-
He may be seen daily in the streets of that city
with ball attached to his leg, working with
his fellow eonvicts He was indicted several
wears since for embezzling the funds of the
Nantucket Bank; but escaped the punishment
due to his crime bv leaving his country Mr..
Burnell was formerly well known in this State.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
mariposa 4enlotrat.
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY WARREN BAER,
EDITOR AND PuBLIsHER.
s,

Par annnm In advance .....................s500 90
single copies. -
Advertisements inserted at the lowest rates
mr. Every description Of Plain and Fancy JOB Prntin
neatly and promptly executed.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13

Cross EXAMINED TOO FAR-Some years ago,
steamboat called "Old Kentucky" blew up,
near Trinity, at the mouth of the Ohio, by
which accident lady rejoicing in the name of
Jones, lost her husband and her trunk, for
both of which an action was brought
There was great difficulty in proving that
Mr. Jones had been on the boat at the time of
the collapse--that worthy having been drunk
on the wharf boat, just as tho steamer left
Trinity.
Many witnesses were examined to prove
that fact, until finally Mr.. Deitzmar Ger
man, was placed on the stand and questioned
as follows:
"Mr. Deitzmar, did you know the Old Ken
tuck?"
"Yaw, was blow up nit her."
"Were you on board when she collapsed
her fueS"
"When she bust her ber? Oh, yaw, !
vas dere"
"Did you know Mr.. Joncs?"
"To be sure Mr. Jones and took passage
togedder."
"You didw when did you last see Mr..
Jones on board the boat?"
.'Well, didn't see Mr. Jones aboard de
boat last time"
The lawyer fancied his case was safe, and
with most triumphant glance at the jury,
said:
"You did not? We'll, Mr. Dietzman, when
last did You see Mr.. Joness"
"Well, when de schmoke pipe and me vas
going up, we met Mr.. Jones coming down."
INFORMATION WANTED.-One George d. Hen
erickson, Hamilton Avenue, Huntington street,
South Brooklyn, n Y, writes to the Globe
newspaper to know if a man by the name OF
Henry Hendrckson has been seen in Calilor-
MIA. His description is as follows:-lie is 40
years of age, rather stout and fleshy, with
sandy hair mingled with gray, sandy whskers
and bald head. He was missed from South
Brooklyn on the 9TH of May last, is thought to
be insane, and had with him $l,250. His
family is in great distress concerning him. he
left wife and five children A reward of
$500 is offered for his recovery, dead or alive,
or for any information relative to him. He
had on when he left home black frock coat
black cashmere pants, and vest of the same
with glass buttons. Please direct any infor-
nation to his brother as above.
Newspapers in California are requested to
copy this.
A MAMMOTH TENNESSEE DINNER-The din
ner table at the late railroad festival in Mem
phis, was nearly three-quarters of mile long
and had on it 5000 plates and dishes, 2,ooo
lbs beef and mutton, rs hams, 60 pigs, ITO
turkeys, 400 chickens, 1e0 beef tongues, 10
barrels potatoes IS baskets salad, l2 barrels
ice water, 800 lbs. cake, besides raisins, al
monds, oranges, &c. Some $4,000 or 10000
persons partook of the dinner.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-13
MARIPOSA BOOK STORE.
......AND
N T. WIS ID EP O II,
AT THE OFFICE OF WELLS, FARGO d CO.
Main street, Mariposa.

STEAMER PAPERS, for sending TO the Atlantic
States Europe, Tin wrappers, postage pad) VIII pe
kept on the counter, at rs cents per copy.
California Daily or Weekly Papers furnished oy the
single copy or by the week. tn.m ,
Orders for such Books or Articles are not on hand
will be received and promptly attended TO. Jysu
Mariposa, July s, 1856. J. b. CONDON'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-29

- few days since. horse was stolen from
our young friend Jesse Bruce, of this place. The
thi,f was hailed on suspicion. in Fulton county,
and made his escape, leaving the horse to take
care Of ITSELF By reference to our alvertiSi g
columns it will be seen that another horse has been
stolen in this immediate vicinity.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-29
EItraordinary Renovation Of the blood!

The astonishing cHreA accomplished by DR.. Roback's
Scandinavian Remedies fire the result Of their imme.
dAte and most salutary effect upon the blood. Nerv-
complaints indigestion. serofua. live, complaints
melancholy general debility, affections of the procre-
Atve organs ulcers eruptions etc. all have their
and in the blood II that auiG is healthy. the
whole body is healthy. and il corrupted it is quickly
freed from every faint by course Of Dr. Roback's
Blood Purifier and Pills. Every mail brings grateful
rings With the praises Of these priceless curs'ives
See Advertisement
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es- We hope our READERS viii not fail to notice

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STREET. PREAcHISG. We observe that Mr
Shaff.r. tn. minister now having charge of thr
Tule,lo Brthrl breaches in the streets on the
Sabb tn We have no doubt but that is tie
plac, to get a crowd to .ti-nl church in that
city. However, the rec nj election returns in
dicale the com m,nencement Of rf1rn''ion.
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school Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session 70
the examination of Teachers at Perrysburg the first
Tuesday in October There will also be meeting Of
the Examiners at West Nfllgrove the first Tuesday
OF November.
In addition to the usuai course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually at 10 O'Clock AM
J. w. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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Two GIASrs--F HolIenbeck, Esq has left a,
our office two mammoth bects one measuring two
feet and ten inches around the butt. all weighing
20 pounds The other i'not So heavy, but is very
large. measuring feet all ea inches in length
They are the blooi red b Let, and are " sound Ia
the core II unybo y can beat this they are al
liberty to leave their beet Mt this otfir" Mr. II.
informs us that he has "lors of them - that wi |
come up to the smallest of the two above men
toned. That don't look ike e starring ard We
trust our friends of the late DcnJcrnt will rest
easy on that score.
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ss- John Powers has our thanks for the Nov
numbers of BaLLoU's DOLLAR MosTHLY aud
YANKEE NorIoNs. They are both excellent num-
bers, and can be had at poverty prices Call on
Powers il You want nico book, fne paper good
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