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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-21
From New York

New York, Aug. 12.-R. H. Wolf & Co., extern
sive operators in Western -four and produce, have
suspended.
The u S. stOreship Supply. from Rio, has anchored
below
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NEGROES WANTED.

S6 THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET FOR A
e. number of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN,
q BOYS AND GIRLS, for which the highest cash
AN prices will be paid.
Those having such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to call on the subscriber at Wilmington
DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
Luna 9th 1885 12-tf
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TUST TRECEIVED.-l0,OO 900 lbs. White Lead Pure Extra
and No 1000 lbs Black Lead, in Oil 900 lbs Ven
Gtian Red Oil 1000 lbs Yellow Ochre in Oil rs bbls
Bakes Fire Proof Paint 40 bbls Sivers Plastic Paint
III bbis; Linsecd OIL bbs. Lamp Oil; 5 bbls. Common
Oil; bbls Machinery Oil 400 lbs. Chrome Green, Dry
and IN OH; 200 lbs Chrome Yellow, Dry and in Oil.
wholesale and re: all by w H LTPP1TT
NoY. Druggist and Chemist
I nn0 BOXES Window Glass assorted sizes and
l,OOU brands, for sale at Manufacturers prices by
VIM. H. -!PPITT, Druggist and Chemist
O00 OZ: Sulph Quinine 10 bbls. Epson Salts eask
EOO Cr Tartar cask Sup. Carb Snda so lbs. Seid
ntZ Mixture 10 lbs Rochelle Salts; SO lbs Gum OpumI
2O lbs Gum Guaiacum bbl. Gum Camphor; 500 Black
Pepper 800 Alspce SO lbs Caomel so lbs Nutmegs q
lbs: Rhubarb; so lbs Ipecac.
For sale wholesale and retail, by w. H. LIPPITT,
FEB Z3 Druggist and Chemist.
oils! OILS!! Just Received fresh supply of Lin
~ seed, Train, Lard, Fish, Elephant Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w H. LIPPITT, Druggist and Chemist
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HALIFAX, Aug 1.-THE royal assent had been
Company.
All the vessels comprising the expedition for law
ing the Atlantic telegraph cable had arrived at ori
1t was intended that they should leave that mort for
a1encia on the 3lst OF July, or the 1st of August
and that, the weather permitting, the shore rone
snonld be landed, and the vessels commence sinking
The cable on the 81 4th of August. 1t is intended
Srictiy TO avoid giving priority of information, and
10 afford no facilities for obbing specializing during
me laying OF the cable. A house was being con.
srucied at the terminus into which would be intro
ouced the end of the CABLE and during the progress
OF the laying of it no will have permission there
excepting the secretary of the company and his as.
sstants, and they will avoid all communication with
persons outside. Progress will be reported daily to
all parts of Europe. The paying out experiments
from The Agamemnon between Dover and Queens.
town perfectly successful.
The following was the latest telegraphic despatch
received regarding the cable #. s-
QUEENSTOWN, July 81, 1857.
lhe submarine cable on board the Niagara and
Agamemnon over twenty five hundred miles long,
was joined together last evening, and messages sent
through its entire length IN less than n second -
Everything works beautifully, and we are ali in hph
spirits The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ia exnected
TO witness the commencement of the proceedings.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
RICHARD STUART, Esq, Agent of the Associated
Press, Liverpool.
Prince Napoleon had visited Victoria at the Isle Of
Wight, and the Emperor and Empress of France
were expected there about the 5th of August.
Rumors were current that the government intended
to send 10000 additional troops to India.
A large and influential depuaton from the Cotton
Supply Association of Manchester had an interview
with Lord Palmerston for tho purpose of submitting
increased supply may be obtained from India. The
result OF the interview not stated.
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LAW NOTICE.

NJ h. SMITH. DE BRUTZ GUITAR.
ATESSRS. SMITH & CUTLAR, Attorneys at Law, will
wi nenceforh occupy office directly opposite the Court
House, in Wilmington, and practice in copatnershp in the
county of New Hanover.
Mr. Smith would inform his clients in the adjoining
ties that Mr. Guitar will act for him whilst absent the
circuit, and can always be found at the Office.
July 25, lS56.---tf
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From the Washington Union.

From the Washington Union.
The Next House Representatives ---POsting the
Books
Elections for members of the House of Representa-
tves of the next Congress have been held in all
he States of the Union, with the exception of Mary
land, Georgia, Mississippi and Louisiana, with the
folio vino rpsuIt
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Trade of Canada. .

The annexed statistics contained in circular from
u kInnear & Co, propretOrs of the Montreal Her
ald to their advertising friends in the United States
show In very clear light the advantages of the re-
cprocity trea to both partes and especially to the
United States: saf ..- =.
In 1853 the total imports Canada from all
mounteo TO-. $5l ,Sol, ,45h
Britain. ... - SIS, 1912
The balance of imports were taken
from foreign to the British ports.
In 1904 the total imports into Cana
da amounted to-. 40529, ,324
Of which was imported-from Great
From United Stats ........... Is 'SSs, ,096 s
Balsnee b Lane %. of imports as above.
In 1870 the total imports into Cana -.-
da amounted to. SO 0S6 l68
Of which imported from Great
Britain Observation-Disclosures. l3, ,303, ,46o
From United States... ........... 20,S2s,676
Balance of imports as above.
For the year past, ending Dec. 81,
loob, we have total value of i'm
ports into Canada Of 43,5o4, ,3S4
vi which was imported-from Great
rnr1 0pl'aln n;tsi 5s s9s
FROM United States. .............. Z2,7U4,oOo
From this statement it will be that steady increase
in imports from the United States has continued far
back have been able at present to REFER viz 1883
For that year the total amount of imports from
Great Britain amounted to $lS489, l2O
For the past year 1850 49, 1882
Showing falling off between the two periods -,
Referring % to our Imports for 1853 from the
United States find them amounting to-. 1882, IA
For the past year, 1856. 22, ,704, sos
lO,922,3 1864
Thus will be that, while the importation of goods
from Great Britain into Canada has considerably diminished
trade with the United States has increased enormously
Our exports also keep pace with the imports will be
seen by the following:
In 1853 our total exports amounted $2s sOi 300
Of which sent to Great Britain $ll ,465, ,404
And to the United States. ........ S,936,3S0
For the past year, 1856, the total ex-
ports from Canada amounted to- 81, ,047, ,0I6
OF which exported to Great
Britain. ................... 10. .467 744 ..
To the Unit States. ........... E,979,752
Thus years. have decrease of exports to Great
Britain of $995.660
hie exgors the United States have increased
$9,043,372.
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Office

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNED
"A from tresspassing, in any manner, my lands in
Columbus county, N. c., under the peraty of the law
Sent 20 IS55---3-tf A G.. DICKINSON
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
7 HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
L the Hardware Business, in Wilmington my E.
ROBINSON The business will hereafter be conducted
der the firm of j. M. ROBINSON SON.
Wilmington, Jan. 1st 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-21

The House of Representatives consists of 234 men,
bers-1I IS members constituting . majority. AS the
case now stands not allowing any change in the four
States where elections to be held the Democrats
will have majority of sirteen in the next House,
This majority, we think will be increased 10 eighteen
as the tW vacancies in the Pennsylvania and Indiana
delegations will, in all probability, be filled by Dem
Ccrats.
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w. II. nIcKOY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND FOR
w WARDJNCf AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET, 6 doors below Market.
So Particular attention paid to the sale of Naval Stores
and other produce.
eg- Liberal advances made on consignment
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TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.

II HE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF IN
forming the public that he continues the Mill Wright
and Machns business in their various branches Founder
ing, Framing, erecting Water Steam Mills erecting and
fitting engines and their necessary machinery hotchks
water Wheels centre discharge wheels, Barkers wheels,
over shot wheels under shot, breast Wheels any other
water wheels in Circular or upright Saws Gris Flour
Powers, Corn Crushers Cotton Gins, Corn Shelters
On application will order and erect any of the above
years and have several experienced workmen in my
ployment. am versed in the various improvements.
Those wishing work done in the above line would do veil
eral patronage received heretofore.
For further information address the subscriber at Poocks
Vile, Jones county, N. G. D. B. JOHNSON,
Sept. 26th 1856. (4-ly) Mill Wright and Machinist
LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
'TNHE subscribers having erected STEAM SAW MILL
in the county of Dupn, N c., Stricklands Depot
prepared fill bills of any kind quality that can be
got of long leaf pine They would respectfully solicit
share of patronage from he public generally.
TAYLOR, LINTON Il co.
Ian I1th-T1q-IV.
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The Worlds Great Exhibition Prize Medal !!
AWARDED TO c. MEYER,

For has Itco Pianos, London Octo6cr Is, 1851.
- c. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and
KT the public generally that he has constantly hand
Pianos equal those for which he received the Prize Medal
in London in 1851
All orders promptly attended to, and great taken
the selection and packing the same.
He has received during the last Is years Medals than
any her maker from the Franklin Institute also First
Premiums at Boston, New York and Baltimore
Warerooms removed from 81 S. Fourth, No. 722 ARC
Street, below Eighth, south side, Philadelphia.
August 7.-49-3m.
GNRESH ARRIVALS, per Schr. Jonas Smith, from New
York.
20 bbls C. YELLOW SUGAR;
5 6" LEAF LARD;
10 kegs do do. Low for cash at
August 9TH. GEO. H. KELLY & BROS.
EnN LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS Want
CAJAed Business paying from $50 to $50 per month.
No humbug or chance business Permanent employment
given and capital required For further particulars
close postage stamps and address,
July 81 -48-3m. A. SIMPSON, Exeter, N. H.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-21

In the States of Texas Kentucky, Tennessee, North
Carolina and Alabama, Congressional elections were
held last week, and although full and complete re-
turns have not been received, we believe that the
actual result will verify the correctness of the figures
as given above. Surprising no changes occurred. in
the remaining folr States, where elections to be
held the next House of Representatives will stand as
follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-21

Memb's already elect
ed.
Members from Mary
land, Georgia, Mis-
sissippi and Lcuisi-
ana, as they stood
last Congress-.
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WILLIAM II. LIPPITT,
TTTHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils Dye Stufs Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
Perumery Patent Medicines Sc &C., of Front and
Market street. Immediately opposite SHAW old stand, Will
ningtOn, N. u.
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- TT1ToN 3 PRICE. PRoPRrEroRs.
Professional and Business Cards

DAVID Z. BUNTING,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
VIII pay strict attention to all business in hls line Ht
cits Share of public patronage, which he hopes to
5 rompitnde and fidelity in the transaction of ali business
entrusted to him. ,,.f
July Ist, 1857. HUI
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs
u the public that he is prepared take contracts IN his
inc of business He keeps constantly on hand LIME CE
MEyT PLASTER PLASTER HAIR, Philadelphia Press BRICK
tUE ERTCK.
N B. To Dstilers of Turpentine,-he is prepared to
put I'D Stills at the shortest notice May 2O-S7-Jy
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>. M. WEST,
4 UCTIONEER and Commission Merchant,
A 2I9-tf Wilmington, n
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July, 18th, 1856
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ALFRED ALDERMAN,
''h ~ WrMINGToN N. G.
VIII give prompt attention to all business in his line.
Feb 10th, 1857 Zo-ly
JAMES o.. BOWDEN.
INSPECTOR or NAVAL STORES,
ApriI d. I856,-T3I.tfs WILMINGTON, N. c.
GEO. w. ROSE,
| Tune II Wu.MINGToN, N. G.
3. Nj. WEST,
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe.
Further Foreign News by the canada. :

advertisement, rejecting upon private ehsracte,
- under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES be admitted. 30 q :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIhON1AL-MfLE PAULINE LFsTRANGu
" VIII upon receipt OF twenty Eve or s eouivsen1
stamps etsn 70 any person correct picture iheiv
present snd future fe from specimen Of their
together with likeness OF future wife husband advice
love STAIRS journeys &C. Address Pauline LEsrsnse NED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

MARR1AgE-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN or IN
va tIcepnsbe character and property desires 10 wed
lady Of fortune which he prefers 70 remain In her o
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THE DluLIYAAY.


20tl O0O HAvANA, DontslIc AMI oEsnAs
beow msrse rstes Cash advances s~sars 81
sesny, or N any quantity. D q. CHEEKS, " bros1wsy.
(IAsH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE HAvlIA. 30.
mesnc snx German twenty per cent iess than
@nnsy. a OqrFKs v kyasdsss"
HAvAFA sEGARs-cABAFAs rrGAEos BsJA.
- - srnsn ecs refses, Opera Copclas and usoe-
- 49, es n ne hundred o. Lbcusesd soe import
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MILLINERY, &C.

A CARD-To WHOLESALE BUYERS or SPRING
IA milinery.-A large and well selected ssock N NV
offered a. The owes cash prices, " sIMaONs', ga
BroedvQ N. B.-Psttern bonnets alvays hand.
NG1LLTNERv.-MRs. RAII.INoe, 81 OLD CANAL,
M sweet, ready 70 show 10 Southern and Western
serchants sprns and summer pattern bonne4 the
rsAn modes.
MADAME PARRY's EMPORIUM or FASHION sz
lVl Broadway opposite the Broadway begs % In
form adiss bsr hat abe opens with lee
Aaorin en-, Of sprns pA,tsrns Nsndsy, Mach 1881.
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asTERTISEMEyTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PERSO yAI.


PERsOyAL.
TrFoAsAriox wGYrEp-or MR.. EEYRY HosER
rfsf,ss5i q Irsc, ~ ErLesi Hoser a yercsr svest
~ NIcEo-As {. MCCORMICK WILL ADDRESS
let 70 G fIc.evsy re-, oice saaog where an
age
IF A-ExsN0Fk WATSON w6o LEFT oJIaGow
i Sto'ar6 Ltcembsr J. 1885 VII address Dor SO Post
.ee Iori as vii hear Of ais Jrcass snd something 70
Mss ELIIE IRVING WILL FIND A LETTER IN
NJ Ne Hirsd~sy Post odire
Ar 2 c1,BKz Dtxrfsr AND Llrz cuoRIsfER
w De- n churthes n he win hear % something
y h 'a7aa'ase Or spgAeai IN 70 J'hE-o IL Wooster
tS Astae RrOS.iy be ssd'es. Of her Sro,her.
CTRAYEp FROM Her HONE AT cAvhRsiE on THE
ssmr1s far lar "a neh blue eye. bad "a when she
small plsd e&le black sra bood kuv person giving
s,u sop rssas q. *. e rsw.rsss Scr their ains
Yese address J.eot SURRENDER CsDsre fsands Long
ofre by addressing Ms. n N, Herald oaes.
POLITICAL.
T,HI MONSTER LAND swTSDLE A MASS MEETING
II 81 he democratic vorknsmen vii hs heli 10 Union
.~ssips oeocs fes p : prcss .s.ass 3. s'sosS
con. sss whcs an msnopohse sis We "a q sr
ssssuaS ;sss. u. sea sr sSosss a se s
Who ne ss-ocsie and supporter Of Jscksos By
Ger DEN Workirfnen's Er. Con-
TUE NATIONAL DHxoCRAyIC STANDING COMMIT
zee 81 tie county q Knss for be year 1851, pa,
eusn 10 call on 1hur~dsy evening he sase Hoe
ruon street sne ?rgspized ~ elecps eir oncer-Afrei
. Hethed RON No Thirteenth yard elected Chairman
y. Fitzgerald. from be Twefh lanes
he from ssnds Treasurer The o. tneo ~ ,urn.s
m st the cal 81 The char.
THE MILITARY.
lindsey BTUEs-ARsoRY. sTArE porsg. ssL up
low New york f,bruary 1887 -The rasu,herr
die command hereby ncs6ed 70 assemble fsr All tsi,
TUESDAY evenir g, 24h Ia ssai ia ecck pressely 81
order. HD@lR A. ROBERTS, C~ptaa.
JoHs N. wnsrr, Orderly.
NTOTfcE-RFORa AVIATION OF fHE JAvVs uri,
N Heen Gusrd for lss7.-A preliminary neeirc Of
members above copsny, bsh a. ~ Grssd
ucnta, evening Feb. q, vas unanimously oonenrrch 10
that rrsnize for the Of
ect persns desircus 81 tecouang msmbcss tie above
company Due viii be given N Seas mS.thiy
mfenngs r. nc0CfNFEss, hsrman, pro ten
J. poYIs eecre,sry pro ten,
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CrErL INa sKInrs- poueLa snE I.r e,
Article ~ M e produced be found IN Al We arn
csss retail an eoedsend fame stores IN th city And Aroush
H.. sisr psl VIA tsJ ssde mash-
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-, Am GEE JIM rARRIsH. AT TIE PACIFIC
svsry tvu WhR
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ITO AL WHOM TT NAY UUNlEkF.-fhkE VOICE.
that purssnt 70 decree Of The Cook coun:y Cosr. Of
and for the county u Cook and fate a III
nois, he cbaroey sde thereof made 70 cean csuse
whesin David Gbson s comp naut, and Edward adr>dge
defendants All persous having ca against
Henry King. formerly Of the city OF New York and Do
ceased acted By sad Henry King liz
CURED vpor to The Oh day 81 January A. D. 1888
and establish their sAd claims and
UP The sane before L. G. p. Freer Master 10 Chac.ry,
in and for said county Of Cook, once In the city Of
Chicago, "a SAID county, before The oh dsy q April,
A. II. 1857. T. C. PAINE FREgR,
Master In Chancery Cock county, Ill
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DAY GOODS, &C.

OK RnOADwAY.-PEYE1 1QBEKre 4 90. WILL
O(O Tor o. week only dispose u their rich stock q laces
and embroderss under Cost previous 70 her immediate ~
R0yal O bro6dWsy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

GREAT FREsHET AT CLEVELAND DAMAGES
| 30,000.-The water in the Cuyahoga river at
Cleveland became INSTRUCTED by the ice on FRI
day last, and overlooked the adjoining flats. The
ice in the lake being firm, and the ice in theriv-
or floating down and lodging agai st the ice in
the lake, made dam which entirely obstructed
the river, raising the water several feet higher
! than the lake The river continued to rise till
Saturday morning, when the water overlooked
the fats to the depth of three or four feet. Sc
veral lumber yards lost seriously by tho floating
| off of lumber. The Herald says:
On East River street, most of the ware hou-
SEES, stores, &c, were overlooked, and large guam
titles of grain, salt, -four, nails, &C., damaged.
b. Burton, on the west side of the river, had
about three thousand bushels of oats, and about
one hundred and forty bags of salt in the lower
story of his warehouse. The salt was, most of
1t, dissolved, and about half of the oats wet.
The heaviest losers of flour that we have heard
of, arc Hickox & Co. and Winslow. We did
not learn the amount but il is, probably, several
thousands of dollars. Brownel & Co. had about
1900 barrels of -four on the first floor, which
they succeeded in elevating to the next story, by
working all night. W. f. Carey is one of the
heaviest losers. He had sevreal thousand kegs
of nails, stored on both sides of the river which
got wet He estimates his loss at between five
and six thousand dollars On the west side of
the river, the food forced its way through the
| old canal carrying everything before it. A
quantity of materials in the ship yards were al
SO washed away. The losses were not large,
however, perhaps two or three hundred dollars
apiece. The scene, about daylight, was rather
an animated one. The people living upon the
flats were driven from them, and with scanty
anounEof clothing, made their escape upon RATS,
boats, &c. Some of them got upon the roofs OF
their shanties and called loudly for help. In
some instances the huts themselves fioated of.
The c. 4 T. r. r. Co. is damaged considerably
The water commenced falling OF 10 o'clock on
Saturday morning, aud by evening had fallen
six or eight feet 1t is reported that the flood
mouth to the depth of several feet improving it
much.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

A CHURCH DIrEcrITY-SEw School VS.. OH
ScHooL-'TwO MINISTERS IN one PuLPIT.-A ter
riblc controversy has arisen III the Presbyterian
Church, at Washingtonyille, Orange county, in
consequence of the congregation being divided
between old and new school parties; their trus-
tees taking one side, aud tho elders the other.
The Middletown Wing Press sGys that two di-
vines were announced TO preach on Sunday, the
18th inst at the Same hOur-Dr. Halsey (old
school, and Rev. a. Seward, (new school of
Port Jeryis. at eleven o'clock, the trustees put
DIR. Haisey in the pulpit, and stationed them
selves on the stairs of the pulpit to prevent Mr..
Seward entering the same. The leaders presented.
themselves with Mr.. Seward, and demanded an
entrance. Mr. Seward attempted to go up, but
was prevented by the trustees He then prOteS-
ted agaiugst the trustees in the name of the elders
and Presbytery, in their attempting to interfere
with the spiritual affairs of the Church, and an
nonnced that Rev. Mr.. Peloubet, (new school,
would preach the next Sunday, the 25th, DIR.
Halsey then commenced service, and at the close
announced that he would preach the next Sum
day, the 25th; the trustees had constable in the
Church, ready for any emergency
On Sunday last, (the 25th,) similar scenes
were re- enacted. The Press says that the Truss
tees "a majority of whom are old school, having
possession of the church, put DIR. HAlsey into
the pulpit again at an early hour. The elders
(new school claimed the pulpit, and demanded
the right to enter with their supply, Rev. A.
Seward. who cSIne In the place OF Rev. MIR. Pc
loubet; but the Trustees kept them and their
supply out By force, having tho officer to assist
them. DR.. Halsey commenced worship at cley-
en- o'clock precisely, and the new school party,
feeling they had protested sufficiently, quietly,
took their seats, and listened attentively to an
interesting discourse from the Doctor
at the close of the worship, the elders announ-
ced that the Rev. Mr.. TimlOw, of Anity, (new
school would preach next Sunday, Feb. LIST,
an that Dr. Judd, (alSo new SCHOOL, would preach
on Sunday, February 9Th, and administer the
Lords Supper. One ofthe Trustees (Old SCHOOL,
got up and said, rs trustee, he COuntermanded
what had just been announced by the eldors.
Thus matters stood at the last accounts Pough-
keepsie Telegraph.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
DIR. M. Dt. WALLETS

FEAI4tLb If4NIUU4Na4' EII4Il' -
Theae pills used the private practice. Of the
Proprietor also the Hospitals Of Of France for
Year,, meeting with unparalleled suceessvIng the great
notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They act charm In correcting irreguiarity and OBJ
srueons, producing regular return of The mOnthy ais
charge,
mild and gentle stmulant They produce agreeable
exheration and happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females those surprising themselves
cautioned against using these pills. they viii produce
miscarriage although under circumstances Injurious
the most delicate. Por sale by
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