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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-12
R. A.. BAIR d,
No. 3 ALIENS BLOCK.


| A LOT Of 4fne and fashionable JEwFzRY
II just opened. Prices to suit the tines. Goods
warranted as represented. '-
JEWELRY. s..r...,
Cameo and gold Pins and Ear-drops, Rings, Lock
cts, Loeket-riues and Pins, bracelets. Necklaces,
Crosses, Vest, Fob, Chateiafl and Guard chat 10 ,
Gold lhimbfe2, Pencils, Guard Hooks, Ribbon
Slides, Watch Keys, Stads, Collar and Sieve But
tons, etc., etc.
WATCHES. t G|9a
Fine gold ond silver Watches of first quality some
fine Levers Of my own importation in extra heavy
Hunting cases--the best Watches going Persons
we'll to call and examine the stock. -
a SILVERWARE. -a.7
Our Silverware Is warrantedpure Spoons, FORKS.
Kniv ves, etc 0.# 90
PLATED GOODS. ..4.
Plated goods Of the best manufacture. Spoons.
Forks, Knives, Cream, Gravy and Soup Ladies'
CLOCKS 6,a.
Clocks ofvarious styles. Warranted to keen GOO;
time. Prices from so upwards,
CUTLERY. .5 2ssr8
A good assortment Of Table and Pocket Cutlery
Shears, Scissors, ETC.; all of No. ] quality.
SPECTACLES. scH
Fhe real PEBBLES, Concave, Convex and Periscupic
In gold' silver, steel and plated frames
GOLD PENS. .a98
Smith d Todd's and Morton's Pens--said TO be III
best manufactured. "
DAGUERREAN STOCK.
. A full assortment of Cases, Mats, Preserver.
Glass, etc., at lowest wholesale prices
MUSICAL.
VioIIns, .Accorceons. Violin Bows. Bridoes
Keys. Viclin, Bass-viol and Guitar Strings, ali
irst Quality. Al. BSiRn
Ravenna, May 81, 1857 49,.
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. EAGER & CO.'S
Steam Marble Works.

I'HE subscribers are now prepared to fill
l. all orders for Monuments, Tomb Stones. Tomb
Tablets, Spires, imposing Stones Paint Stones Bu-
reau Tops, Table Tops, of every variety and style,
and ofthe very choicest of
ITALIAN AND VERMONT MARBLE
Also. Iron Railing of every description, for ccme
teres public and private buildings, verandahs foun
tains balconies, and other ornamental Iron Work, of
decorative character, all of which is executed with
the express view of pleasing the taste, while hey
combine all the requisites of beauty and substantial
construction. Any person wqnting Iron Railing, OF
aGy CT the above mentioned iron work will be ful.
PHILADELPHIA PRICES,
as we are now preparing TO do our polishing and fin.
lshlng by steam, ard having large stock of the besi
qu"ilty OF marble, we would invite all those wishing
anything in the above line to give us call before nu
chaslng,. as we are contacnt we can suit them i'm
sNle price, etc. '"''' III
uPAll kinds of grain taken in exchange forwork.
i. F. GAGER,
&. M. ANDERSON,
Hartford, TEunlbuH county, Ohio.
GEORGE HARTzELL, Agent, DcerHeld, Ohio.
HIRAM PYLE, Agent, Salem, Ohio.
February 10. lSj7-ly
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DIR. j. HIVES

| DF. u. Hayes
! W OULD respectfully announce that his
w establishment for the relief and cure of chronic
diseases, is now in successful operation and patients
! are daily experiencing the most happy results. No
labor expense has been neglected. to it, truly
home for invalids. 1t is is situated on high emin
ence in one of the most pleasant villages in Norhe,
Ohio; Exemption iiasrhatc influence and supnlied
with an abundance of soft spring water. The batho
are second TO none N tho country. The modern GA
vanic and electrical batteries are in use for such
as require them. Ii Is laInentable fact that many
useful aud influential members of community are find
Ing premature graves in consequence of some form of
chronic disease preyng upon their vital organs: nm
tions, withdrawal from the perplexities and har
rassngs of business, and the supervision of home nf
fairs, under which tney might soon recover with IN.
best of attention. TO the female sufferers who NAV
think of resOrtng to establishment with view Of 70
ceiVing medical treatment. we positively aver th,,
Miss Nancy 4. Hincky has not her superor in ,bn
State as an accomplished intelligent and
nurse.
The we'll known Dentist, DR.. L. Patch, has m =.
orfangementsto visit the establishment the third nes
Gay ofevery mouth, atwhich time he will wait mon
those who may require anything in his ime Of business
In the most scientific and gen+letaanly manner,
WISH TO announce 20 my patrons in this yici,rit,
Ihat T. M. Chaiiant M. d., Recommended to me h.;
Professors hlrtand W Oelamater, y has ossoci,i
himself with me in the ractice of medicine nno snr
gerry, and hope to retain the confidence Of those Sh
may be pleased to favor US with continuation ~
their patronage Those desiring certificates of cnrc.
performed in the establishment, or a circular de6"in
2urPoslhon, VIII be promptly attended 10 by address
Shalersville, June Is, is57-tf.
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1et. AYERS
CHERRY
PECTORAL.
FOR TIE RAPID CURE on
Colds, Coughs, and
HOarSeneSs.

BR1NFIEID, Mass, Goth Dec, 1866.
80 'pRsJ, !, ,OsATER: | do not hesitate to say
the best remedy I have ever found for
Coughs, HOarseness, influenza, and the
cnncomitant symptoms Of Geld, is your
CHERRY PEcfORAI, Its constant use in
my practice and Tny family for the last
ten years has shown it to possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
complaiirts.s RBEN KNIGHT, NJ. ID.
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9E WITNESSES; OR, THE FoRGER

9N WITNESSES; OR, THE FORGEE
~ CON VOTED.
JOHN s. DYE is THE AUTHOR,
Publisher, and Author of VI anu
Il Series of Lectures at the Bfoadray TG5srua:,s,
when, for ten Successive nights, over
II P5O,0UO peopie1 IL
Greeted him with rounds of applause, E
while he exhibited the manner tn which counter. ,
feiters executed their frauds, and the surest =
and shortest means of detecting them. :
The Bank Note Engravers say he is the grsat,st =
Judge Of Paper Money living. Z
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE PRESENT
cENTURY F'6R 2
ImEIICIING COUNTERFEIT BANK BILLS. X
Descroing every Genuine Bill in exists nee and d,
exhibiting at glance every Counterfeit 3
in circulation, -
Arranged so admirably that Reference is Easv and
detection instantaneous. Q
u ~ No inueA 70 examine. No pages 10 hunt Q
~" R.mL 9T and arranged that the Merchant, z
"'" "U''heSs Man can sec all ut glance.
English, French and German. *
Thus each may read the same in hi, owp v.uva -
Tongue.
Mosr PERFECT BANK NoTE LIST puv,,s -
Also q list 6f a.
ALL The PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMEPIc.
complete summary of the FItmnce of Fnvo,a =
and America Will be published ia each edition tc a
getner win All she Important News Of the nav =,
Also q SERIES OF PALES
from an old manuscript found % the East. TIM.
nishes the most compie.E History N -
ORIENTAL u 4 E.tf l.4g II
md describing the most pe-lIexIno no.;tion. q.
snicn tne ladies and gentleaIan 81 that eount,Y -
,sve DSen 30 OFTEN found. These stories viii con Il
noas ne whole year. md will prove the
Fufnishsd Weekly 70 sub eribers oniy. Al -
~ annnm. All letters must 81. addresssy - - ~
John 3. DYE. HFokev ~ ~ L
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RuTTERi-20. 900 pounds OF Butter want.
~ sd.Nfor which ~ Aighs.s .E e. price win b
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MORE SUSPENSIONS !! ,
Important Meeting Of the People

A L the earnest solicitations of my friends,
II have suspended the further sale Of SuuI1e,
Clothing, and have on hand the Best assortment
OF Fall and Winter Clothing offered in the co,i,-
ty. Alta meeting of the peopla, it was decided necus.
sary for the safety Of ALL that they should keep cool
until each should SECURE a winter supply.
I,' Shu 'aIe" asEGtlmeh' OF oNercoatS,at
Bcst stock Of Dress Goats in town. Velvet ,lusb.
sik, satin und cloth Vests--al sty les and prices
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, comprising Shirts,
Gloves, DC, &c. Also, Trunks and Satcheis-choa,
at No. PHGNIX BLOCK,
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$4,000 WORTH
HARDWARE.

THE subscriber has in store the largest
Il and most complies assortment of Hardware ever
offered to the etEens OF Portage county to which he
invites the attention of purchasers, and among which
nay be found
as tons Iron, Steel aHd Nails al prices much
lower than ever before offered. First
quality two horse Tire Iron at SO
per cwt.; Good Horse Shoe
Iron at S4 IS per cwt.;
English Spring Steel
at 81 per cwt.;
Cast Steel at
Sl9 per
cwt. 5000 pounds Cable and other chair S
at extremely low prices. Worralls Muley
Mill Saws, z ft:S'I2 in, ,'at $l4 each. Car
riage springs at lOa cents per ID. Carriage
Axles at cents per lb. Shutter Hinges
mnch below former prices.
Together with n largo assortment Of House Trip-
mings, consisting of Locks, Latches. Sash Locks,
Butts, Screws and Glass at low prices, at
Z. I. RICHARDSON'S,
August 81, 1851 No. Phoenix Block.
THIMBLE Skeins and Pipe Boxes for one
i and two horse Wagons-a nice article-at
August 81, 1857 f;H1' Nos PHOENIX BLOCK.
CARRIAGE and Tire Bolts of all sizes, for
" sale as cheap as the cheapest, at
Augls: %, 1857 :. No,S PHOENIX BLOCK.
CARRIAGE and Harness Trimmings, Pa.
" tent Leather and Enameled Cloth, for sale cheap
ut No. 3 PHQSAIX BLOCK.
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FAD PIPE, Bar Tin, Babbet Metal,
= - sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, Spelter, Crow-bars
Rubber Packing, Manila Eope, etc., etc :, at
4. 7. RICHARDSON'S.
august 81, 1857 G.Tc- No. g Phanix Rloct
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HENRY JAMES,
?. q. RENNETT. M. q

Barber and HaiI-dresser. Stop under the Collin
house. Shaving, Hair cutting, and Shampooning
d5sepromptly and In the mostfashionable 10 style.
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oFE +. .. BENNETT, VI. D.,
Having removedto Freedom ,and ed an office 70
the practice Of Mediclneand Surgery, respectfully
offers his services 60 the public BE hopes with his
extensive exPefence, and entire devotion of his
time and talents to the duties of his profession to
lnefitthe confidence of his old friends, and athose
who NAV patronize him--May, 1855 40
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ANCY SILKS.-Good changeable stri-
ped silk SoE 69i cents, and good plaid sHk vsftb
~ 60 for y eshiss at No. 2 Phanix Block,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

The grea, popularity Iselsltfn Aroma has InIuce
many nita NJ, wlcht public SHOULD gnard aSaIs
purchasing Ue persuaded to buy anything else utt
have given R,ravc's Holland Bscrs ir trial. onei"
h will convi cyou how iH"nitcy supcriorit to allhes
mi tatio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

NMUUrH Old QUARTER DOLLARS aLu tz1s cej IIe-
- ees at par for the next Sixty DaysJACOB STEIN
FIELD, Centre Wheeling, Va bes to inform his fTtnds
that IL, has returned from the Eastern cities
with large we'll OF SPRING AND SUM-
MER CLOTHING, all male by his own order and co.:
pr6SAiy lie calls lkeW sT the attention "f
The public, especially the Mechanics this city, the
great variety iii GeIilencr Furnishing tinods, such
home white and fancy Shirts, overshirts beautifully
selected stock Of Scckti,s Crnvats Socks Of all indE
Gloves, T. Hats, CAPS, Umbrellas, and great many
articles oO numerous TO mention.
also made such With Bankers in
baltimore, that enabled IN take smooth quarters and
I2X cent pieces par without sustaining loss. Therefore,
rcow-csens, come come all. with ynlr old smooth
money, to the store of JACOB STEINFIELD.
api4 Centre Wheeling, FOR BARGAINS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

SuIcIpE ron LovE--Barie,t at the Gross
Roads.--wo are reliably informed that on Mon.
day last a young girl named Earlwinc, whose ia
tier resides on Fish Creek Hills, in Marshall
county, committed suicide by hanging. The
cause of this carrying out of desperate resolve,
is disappointment in love. She obtained per.
mission 10 go to clearing near her fathers
house to gather bark for kindling wood and was
observed to take rope with her. She remained
ont longer than was her custom aud search
being instituted, the unfortunate was found sus-
pended to the limb ola tree lifeless Miss Earl
wine was about eighteen years Of age. The SUI
perstitious people in the neighborhoOd would
not allow her to be buried in the church yard
and her remains were appropriately inferred at
the Cross Roads, in accordance with heather.
ish custom and an obsolete Law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

Bars STErck nr LlsrrxISo- Three Hen E5itt-
ed.-wolcarn from gentleman just arrived
from Marshall County, that on Monday last, the
barn of Mr.. WIN. Henry. on Fish Creek Hills
near Bolton, was struck by lightning. Three
men were killed, and the barn aud its contents
totally destroyed The men were engaged in
threshing with machine inside the barn, when
the electric fluid struck the cylinder Of the
thrcshcr. John Nicely aud Joseph Young were
instantly killed. There were some half dozen
persons in the barn at the time, among them
Mr. Henry himself, whose injuries by the shock
have since resulted in his death. This unlocked
for accident. which deprived the community Of
three of its best ci,izens, has cast gloom over
the whole neighborhooG.
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EALI as n nuILpINd.

story Building occupied by Charles Bodman,
IrobacconiSt, Ccll with a tremendous crash, utl-
der the pressure OF 1000 bbIs. of Whisky,
which had been stored in the second and third
stories, by Calvin Fletcher The east wall fell
against the wall Of building owned by j.
Skilf, forcing in the entire side; two other build
nsS were damaged by falling walls Loss esti-
mated at S2O,OOU.
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n1vRR ANp MEArHER.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2l.-Rivcr still rcceding slow.
IL. Nothing new from the upper streams. =
Weather clear4t e Mercury So.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2I.-River5 feet inches
in the canal, falling. Weather clear Mercury
% c Ss August 2i.-The river has fallen
6 inches the last twcnty-four hours. Weather
clear. Mercury a.
PlrrsuuuuH, August 2l.-River feet by pier
mark, and Ealing. Weather clear Mercury
Us dogs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

MESH and RasPbrITes, just received and for
i. sale by Ijr4sl EDWARDS BRO.
% YE and Old Family Whisky and for sale By
IL, feI9l WA. EDWARDS RHo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

DEArn OF AID BALrzErL.-we arc painc'l to
announce the death of AID. WIN. Baltzell, Of the
9th ward which took place on Thursday night
He was attacked on Monday of the present week
with bilious cholic. The deceased was Alder
man of the 5tl, ward for many years and enjoy
cd tho confidence of the people thereof The
funeral we understand. will take place this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. .s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
rRnM FoliT KEARNEY.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-A letter TO the Republi-
can from Fort Kcarncy, of date 18th, say the fiji,
tccnth Infantry aud Phelps Battery arrived
importnnt business. Troops were much disatiS-
fled; the 18th Regiment had lost nearly five
b lntrcd men by descItu. w ''
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BY THE UNION LINE.
!FF1cE, ooRNER wATER ANp MONROE sTREErs.
nESrRncrIvE RIRE

NKw YoFk, August 2l.-rhe steamers Moses
Taylor and Splendid, both lying ut the Gunurd
dock, Jersey City, were burnt this morning.
The Moses Taylor was a ucw bnat, belonging t.
the Delaware and I.acanans Railroad Company.
She was insured for $4,000. The Splendid
belonged tn G.. T. Scott Insured for s quo,
Mr.. SCOTS IL was aboard of the latter nmI it
il feared he has perisied The Cunard Stea,n-
ship Arabia, was at one time III Imminent dan!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

TmE DorGn HEAD CLuB adjourned last night
without tranSacting any business, owingtO the
long continued, and altogether unacc6untable
absence Of the much esteemed President OF tho
association. A raw-hide, VIC learn, is tobe pre-
scented to the honorable gentlemen upon his re-
turn to the bosom of his fearful friends, as to-
,kon of their appreciation of his courage and as
arcgard for his superior intellectual cnGow-
meuts and great powers of suction as recently
manifested whilst inditing an ''epistle to his
friends. The Unframed instrument Of excru.
tiating torture is to be inscribed as follows: GO
10 Ed. Booking Prescription Store ifyOu want
Eternal Perfume pure liquors, the best oftned-
icines and prompt attention" The instrument
is to be colored red so as to harmOnizc with tie
recipients proboscis, aud is to be hollow and
lager tight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

SAD AcclDExr.-A man named Berry metwtth
q serious accident at the town of LoydsyilIe, on
the National road, west this city, a few days
since He was riding his horse at a pretty stiff
gate, when the animal stumbled and fell, crush
one Of the legs of the rider beneath him, break
ing 1t in two pieces.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

one neighborhood. Ono of her sons. has l6
children, one 10, and another II. One of the
girls is the mother of 12 children and another
is the mother of IS; all the rest of them produ,
ccd between five and seven. One of the sons,
who is now quite an old man, lives within seven
miles Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, but
nsycrSaw a.railroad track, until few days ago.
The father, grand father, and great grand
father Of this whole kingdom of MOrrises, died
at the age of n, twcnty-onc years ago. The
twenty-five sons and daughters, NIL lived to be
grown up men and women. Wcvcnture to as
Sert that this universal family stands without a
parallel, in point of fruitfnlness. We have fire.
quently heard them spoken Of but never could
learn any of the particulars in regard to their
numbers, until thus favored by Mr. Scattcrday.
The old lady was sorry TO say that two of the
girls were never married aud that three Of tine
boys were similarly unfortunate. They are rep
resented to be quiet, inofcnsive people, entirely
+ ce from the small vices which usually bcset
humanity; there arc no drunkards in the family,
add few of them make use Of, Profane language.
Their conduct and course of life is invariably
characterized by honesty, upris htncss and strict
integrity. challenge the world TO produce
another such family as the Morf.ises
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

Cecilia eastman, who keeps u
rifle whisky shop, on the corner Of Market and
Quincy streets. was arrested by officer Hawley,
yesterday. for attempting to strike Mrs. Meyer
with hatche,. The establishment presided
over by Madame eastman. is noted for disor-
DERBY one and many are the boisterOus difficult
ties therein carried on. She was fined SO by
Aid. Duty. a1-ss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

TnE Danny INTELLIoExcrH is only ten cent?
per week. Notwithstanding the papOr is deliver.
ed regularly at this low rate, many gentlemen
are in the habit of borrowing their neighbOr's
paper, rather than pay this small sum. Now
such people not only bore their good neighbors,
but it isn't doing us justice. If the paper is
worth reading it is worth raying for.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

j. W. MCDOWELL, Esq., says: 81 have used Boerlmvc's
Holland ssrs myself and me, It to Others, knew
AID Jonathan Nicely, OF Lower ST. Clair, 81 have
derived great benefit from Its for weakness Of III" ON
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AnpEsrrn

CHICAGO, Ang 2l.-.J. o. Brayman, Editor OF
the Democrat, was arrested this morning for
rotbing the Post Office drawer. Money letters
we're found i'll his possession. An examination
was waived a..d lie was admitted 10 bail i'll the
sum of So, 600
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

Mas KnLED.-A young man named Matthias
Simmons, was killed near spcncer's Station OH
the Central Ohio Railroad the first afthe present
week. He was driving two horse wagon, when
the horses took fright aud ran away. lie was
thrown from the wagon with great violence aud
was so badly injured that he died the same
evening the accident occurred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

EXCESSIVE Fanny -Fsedadty UapdraHed.-
We learn from our friend, A. Scatterday, Of this
city, who has just returned from visit to our
neighboring county Of wetzel, Of the existence
OF most remarkable family in that neighbor-
hood Mr.. s in his percgrinatiOns over the
county observed that in almost every precinct
there lived three or four families by the name
of Norris, and having some anxiety to learn the
extent of the family, made inquiry and was d.
rected to the mother Of the whole tribe for in.
formation, having been previously told that she
still lived. though upwards of o. years of age.
Mr.. S. INTERCEPTED the good old lady politely
and gently, and succeeded in ascertaining that
she was tho mother of twenty five children, 81
sons and 4 daughters. She has one hundred
aud twenty.one grand children, one hundred
and eighteen great grand children and one great
great grand child, all Cwith the exception of
five dead, .siris. aud g boys now living in the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

rail- orr readers who are troubled with l.iv-
er Complaint, Jaundice or Dyspepsia, will read
the advertisement in another column of DIR.
SANronp's IxvtGoRAron, aud then try bottle,
we should not see so many Sickly, despairing
people MS now meet our gaze ut almost evcIS
corner for there never was u remedy of which
50 much is said, and that performs so nearly
what its propr;etors say it will do. Itcamc to
us so highly recommended that we could not
fail to try it, and trial has convinced us, with
out a doubt, that it is the best family medicine
i'll use. We tnkc itfor Headache, Sour Stomach
Billiousness, and any of.thc little bodily ills
that arc. common, and 1t does. produce pleasant
state Of feeling to the sick, and what is better
after using it few times these ills grow less and
less, and there is prospect Of being entirely
free from them by continuance in the use of
the Invigorator. Now we with to impress our
readers with this, that the Invigorator is aimed
icinc particularly adapted to family use, and
where there arc children subject to little dis
eases, as all children are. it is invaluable, and
saves physicians bills, and an untold amount of
anguish both to mothers and their little ones
Scioto Garetfe. 4 aug3-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
ERnM MlNNESOTA

sr. PAr1, August 2l--'rhe Democratic Con-
vcntion to-day passed resolution for the APP
pointment of committee I" confer with tue
Republicans for the purpose Of tic submission
Of but one constitution TO the cplc.
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EXECUTED.

HolLipArsBuno, Pa, Aug. 21.-At twenty
minutes past one o'clock, McKim WAS executed.
He died protesting his Innocence. This morn
ing he attempted suicde. He spoke from the
scattold for nearly twohours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

DErxErxxEss.- West was sent to Jail
Yesterday, for drunkenness, by AID. Duty
Cases Of drunkenness are becoming more and
more frequent every day, and the juilis always
full of such customers: There were six com
mitments for this offence day before yesterday.