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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10
NY. whsle-aIe Prices of Country Produce

az. ported arivey NEwYoRx TRIBUNE BY DREw
FsKpcs, Coarrsnon Merchants for tie Sale Of every
Sad Produce. No IS Barclay street
HorpeE TO CoEsIsIoks PARH PkoDucE.-Put up every
sAns,n order krk plain ineehb. direction, on every
ps<isse including weight with count and OF sr
eios. Aso sek bill Of particulars inhde OF one package
te1 BIZ" sod Always send one b. NAIL with notice vhsn
and bow thines forwarded
CsnnssIoTs For ceiling Berfes Fruits hc where pack
eyes returned ard ssl lots Of s.uh, 10 cent Oner
YvE RreSooe generally cent
QpoTlrioSs for sales Of good Produce 10 good Order a.
USoless farmers realize AID Tot Joboerf or speca@
orr Prices
BufTfs-Ts ui weather Of tie last two weeks has great.
IN fsss,ed the shipments OF Butter and Cheese from the
country and The supply lae There s an increased shppG
aensbe for choice Butter hrkrs particularly ir the Gait n
trsSe and this sales have teen m.ds a. z<GI(c
VITA tbs inception the market very dull the 'apprs as
tY Cheese kenE checked by the uEfsyoE19 pes FRO N
Lsfepe We Lt. IN Suots.ions Butter oniy
zss hshst soot.oors when perfectly made add sweet h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

BOSTON, Dec Am bsrks Volunteer. Hamilton. snJrI.
Lucy Eizsteth. Sargent London; Ellen s.evena ho~c
i,I5s.{ Ua,sn Ksncrck Ba,morei brig. M.asfh Nv Nv.
Barbados. P. e. Hichbcrn. L-tefeld, ditto; Eneas es
cen Bal sor; seLr sprirshill, 0reenish. Jscme - ..
The SER Georgia Prince, from ban ore fof - hSiS
t,hore sp, Ledge In this Hsrbor with cargo Of z
ossss shs will have b. discharged % get her on srs
The Br. bark Crlnea from SnnyrnA ran .hre OF IN.
without 6smsgs. . ,,u,. sron
ChARLEsfoN. Dea 80 steamship M: .s Iss,s.osS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

4nArusE ALMAxAc......TID DAY: "a,
SIM Ri.a, T;l4I sets......4 - Moon-kses.. Il 40
NIGH wArEa....rHis DAY. An,
Sandy Hook 2s2 Gov Isrd... 3:l2a Hell 0sts..'' 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

CAM and BkDsPr,re CHEZ have sIrvsd freely
Of them 10 yey bsd condition from rife Shot Our quota
lions show much lower rates for the best birds while those
snte BY shos nearly worthless Bot Wild Turkey.
bsys arrived We notice. splendid VIII TON the stand
Of hsns Robins irce sold 20 Tsy0rs Saloon for ss
Only shs irsss and finest q these birds VIII pay 10 this
he The Bear nes. with shin o. tssd In last Is si
ssosy hand and may Be boush. much beog the
quoted rats viz l3Glec The Bulls have the sdyAo
ts<e In WsshinEton Market well IN Wall i.ls
rrn.inr .r1,cs- prics. firm w. al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

CAKE-The market is dull, and pfic-s s)meWb bat
nominal s2e fr thin Western and s4o$55 f5r do City
In hsts; thick round 10 all stock and 10 nominal a. fE
PROVIsIONsTle Pork make again lower the demand
gbt and the arrivals Of Count ers ...s OF SO 6e. 1t
s6dsle IS fr Country and City aess s 5d rs 81 fr
DO Pine 6 for Prime Mes and el9 5o0 s 10 for Gear
Beef quite heavy the sv, large aud the demand mod
Of 100 bb SIS 5td IS 10 for Country Prime
$50 for DO Mes ella IS for repseked Western MS
eI4dS4 90 for extra do Prime Mess quiet at s99
R24 Beef Bsns heavy; Of 50 bbs 81 eH9f BIO %
Bacon quiet for Wesern sale. of 10 coo 70 City shor
Bidole. l6.c fancy pnce Lard hner and
demand fair sales OF 80 bos a. 06Ot
Cut Meats in good and hesvy sa-s OF hhd
are quiet at &c block Dressed Hogs are plenty,
own ia weather lower aud very s1 OF sell
sales Of con- fed az 6as! closing at the Dsde rate. Butter IL
in sood demand and II fr supply ,aes Of ohs a.
Cheese l. Ia od demand stb0bt Effs
are In br,k demand lgq Dc doI FOX ss:e, aud l7dlSc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

HEkP-A better inquiry roii soe for domestic boy
e and sellers sp.Yt their vie respstus pees the
last " Rough the spo: q, sco cash AT u Louis
suite has tshsn p.es enc sl1ne h
lsss By others al VI which ssd q eWSt@T tIn tehes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

'o,'s,e~f6ass 50 y 100 saDokss
yDE CE0fB-
p,-s,xN,-Cb ee.. bisser. si5G 80 r hundred
savASHEs Asuov, 81 u ez
0LEDEE VEGETABLE
Bf4p-Lse. Dry % "asi . S0'h-i Dry Wac
a. HCEl Il y oOss
CIsv.st- 81 pde4S h1Dofs1
CII,fTL owERs-E2c 1fi - y ecz heStt
CxLEEY- 90 y 10 turcbes
APFIEG-Ve quote: -. no q
W.S.-rs n6Ist pts, bb --....'....:.:J ~ a.,
DRIED lpyLIs dull and lover; the u1rset uHes-ea
there shipping eegsnd, and IL eoU5.tli
considerable sales b. asoe a. oar nshet htHes
We auots: Ohio 7a7,e. q y STATE, 7sdSc. II.
DsiED PgAcHEs-Psel.9, isoisc y
Gs.sssss,ETos demand continues GOOD. Sine esra' sei
a. ca cog Dbl We quite; ,nassa
0oos 70 Prime, Dbl; :;;;.'.'.'''''''.'.. "a o.
CsrsYrUTs-ssa Is D y bash
HIcEoIy HUTs-a2s bush
BLACK WlLxUTs-s0cs1c- e tush
BaooM CoES- 4.d7c. y n
e-cxysy.r BI-oup-a1def u y 10 n.
Coss HE.L-Pipe White, IN bags old and new mixed, 81
0SI q q 100 D fine Yellow In s-ss, old and ne" mixed
81 sac Is y 10 70 So, -
Eor qgo>siSls ofFour Grain ara cner Farm kroooc> See
Gennl Poe CUne1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10
RYPORT


E1 fi< essS ssds2 WEDsLsDsT, Dec. s. ISL
T,YAL RECEIPT. oY cATTLE kIBDs Pos TIE WEEK
According he reports from he sewers, Lrsst IN the
city there tsve teen received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

LUMBER-Ess'ern Spruce and Pine rernsn qle.; tie re-
oeip.s s-e all We quote pominsily .. : u q : 2
LlNE-RcclsLd il finn e: S0c- for CoEn3r aud g. Tor
Lump -
tun, ,o Spanish time and ntsre't N spsosh 81:
Chins reported e. 81 80 csh IL bond also % t1ns
,cft German s,slbeIg 1t o. 81. duty paid cash
LAIHs quiet TIE gtoet N dsfs;e ast tses a q o.
MOLAssE3-Nsv crop wOfleAnsi I, held q, Sc on The
spot; ses Ct ls0 bsls that figure Old crop sn-Gsetec
81 beoomiE very ForeEu is du 81 She n'msat
sale, Of 81 hbos Cnbs Ausoovsdo a. &c net cash
NAVAL sIOREs-sphits TurPentine under the Df lsnee
Of liberal pro pectvs receipts 10 ody portion Of which
coming uut.de parties resuste e1cbsDses Who prsss
The msTket aud Cposon % Purcbs.e extensively e
the for home declining iad ct the clio The
tendency ard still easier rates there icing more sse
thar Isor quotations stneIsd The trsn'.e
nont pise 40 b5s lvt evening Of 4ld4tc $50 DO q.
4Bei % d. today at He 40 do pie ls5 do in De
all cash oisipg quietly. Crude inactive, and pr es
nominal at IS 81 7sO n Common ROn il less setivs
Lot price. without material chang :o:e Wilmington
81 9del IS q $40 n Gaost snd delivered. 90 Wshios
ton tale Dbl, sold at % in yard. The medium grsses
In moderate ct low sales OF so bbs AMI
dunn grade, No Of ga 50 80 y go n AMI % do IS Is
Fine qualities quite dali ans besyy Ia. ste.dy and in
uodese request 81 i90fs Dbl in order 10 yars isles
Of 100 Dbl Wshinsttn Thin a. the inside rate. Pea sell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10
R.~,,,,, II PrsAu~e-Dec. ..

+, So-h Hto Bes-Bs al III. EeGt l1,.S5 t-sh.'
What y X3 10 Cc.L u bbIL l,lss - De- "ashy -
plGea P.Svsic9A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

HAILsClt continue IL moderate request a. SIC es'h and
SIC mos.
oILs-Al kind, coninus quiet, without, however. e'.en,
charge American Unused steady AID in moderse request
G3dHc Crude Whale and Sperm continue dull and heavy
Manufactured Oils Inactive but ice, mnay IN
chpstd Ottel kinds equally qaet 81 prces within our
Canpbene comms Sc, csh and Feio 4c adding
& 81 charge for Dbl WeQu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

FLOUR AND kEAL-The inquiry for Western C.nal eiosr
g. tht Indictment weather. tOgeihct with the Hbe.
oTu The trade 70 hold on bat have cha 70
In quotations from yesterdays MARKET the stock 10
and thT less Inclination % purchase FOR
r,e the mild ~esSter Increasing the dsncinSon The de-
b.ADd oob6ned - the home trade mainly the sales 0
bbb Goa 81 70 fot 70 good STATE - o.
for s2 - Do44 10 for suPerfns !adisns Ad Mesi
- 0ds5 % for extra do IS 1885 ~ Sor comm N -
Eooe Ohio g. seq 81 for good 10 choice do 65 ~
$40 Tor St Louis brands and 81 rs for extra Genesce
Cansdtn Flour dull and heavy the arrivals fair for tae
the s4es go bbs Of "a ~ Is for supertne,
and IS for brandt Southern flour Is In moder.
A.. REQUEST the fair and prices heavy
saes Of eo bb IS I0d IS - for mixed to good bssda
tiunors lie aud ee 40t6 % for ths betf usdes Rye
~ In sood supply aud Is dul .ss. Of 70 bbs a. o,
for 6ne and superne. Corn Meal is plenty and Is
VINE and punehes sl7df7 50 Baekwbest Flour 10 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

DYEW0ODS1he mGrket for all kis3s continues Q1ite IAN
gui and depressed the home trade m o1 Of MARIE aud
sipp.r deferred from purchasing tccoun. OF the hh
Ct freight ssd the Dpobsby OF margin, owing 70 the
unsettled Of the other side We have only 20
nsts 100 St Domingo Lswood terms no: made
public Prices for dsIipi1ns sonswhst nominal Ia
the stseIce Of important transactions We 9lots:
Erafn Nal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

SOUTHAMPTON Dee The barb Milford previously reroriee
ssEoIe Las Of 40 uns coal the weather Il row hn
and ihe hei lcod position. aud With speedy assistance "
sy b. 81 u. [By letter 20 El~ood Walter go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

HiDrs AsD ssEs-Beet Green Country HIDES. seSi, 10
Aoor CkoPs
foIAToEs-The arrivals Nova continue lArxe
Snd VII exceed our last weeks estimate 5000 bash.
uys We noee very hne cargo imported By Mess DI'yes
Byde eHiss White Calicoes" which VIII probably SELF
ksh - se euh have received the lot noticed IS
the from Indiana They sustained some In ury fr frost
but niouGh nsch better than s1pecsed Toey are
MERGERS Of The tpes quality 10 o hash there
sfe mary sns In them obsrwis, hsy are a,t AN,
We guose tie selling rates to-day; ~ &C.,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

Troy Township.
Roberts, Edward
do
Howard, S. V.
Philips. Jacob W.
Smith, Luke
Philips, Solomon
Wilcox, Aaron
Wood, II. l..
Haggerty, Daniel
caris, Adam
Holtemyer, Henry
Sears, William S.
DO
Altogorton. NJ. C., a Louisa
Sears, William s.
Finders, Peter
Young, Robert
do
Enders. Peter
Sears, William S.
do
Mentsr, Henry
Sears, William s.
Norton 4 JeifeTsoni
Lynch. James
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

AuDIToRs OFFICE, COUNTY O., Nov. l4th, 1857
hereby foregoing list lands and town lots
delinquent
Wood County Ohio the Of the charged thereon for
Eighteen hundred QS56 which added
thirty together with of the cuentyear eo all or
which nsnaty unpaid,
NOTICE hereby the whole of the several tracts land and
~ list much thereof as will be
charged thereon will be sold
ding by the Treasurer said county at the Court House thereof
and after the 10 O'Clock
the forenoon unless said taxes and penalty shall ha been paid before
said will
Of fandor town. shall be sold offered for sale
JAMES W. ROSS, Auditor Of Wood Couny, Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

means, had not the Doctor wisely refused TO eat
or drink in the house Finally, that Friday night
was fixed upon loF ms Dispatch that amer send
him come in and either sprang upon him from
some concealed recess in his room, or entered
while hewas seated reading in his chair. The
frst attempt was to strangle him, with the view,
doubtless, Of hnRging up his body, as that of a
suicide, but falling to dispatch him in that way,
in consequence of the desperate struggle which
he made for life, they were obliged to attack him
with the knife. The desperation of his efforts
to escape, may be seen by his getting so near
the door, but as ilc stretched his arms to reach
the knob, he received the blow that let out all
his life, and left them at liberty, smoking with
murder as they WERE to exchange mutua!
glance Of horror, and shndder at each other.
b Wesay, that in common with the entire pub
lie, we believe that the stained and dripping
miscreants whothus stood over the murdered
body of Harvey Bnrdell, on that horrid Friday
night, were Mrs Emma A. Cunningham and
John a. Eckel. If we are wrong, may heaven
forgive US for the thought
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
NEWS ITEMS.

SOME inquiryis made us to why the Senate
does not net upon the Clarendon and Dallas
treaty, relative to Central American affairs. It
is said that it will be left over until the called
session of the Senate, after the 4th of March
by which time Walkers affairs will, probably,
be drawn nearer to a focus than they now are
and all parties can proceed more understand
ingly.
The London Chronicle states that the import.
atiOnof raw wool from Great Britain to the Uni
ted States increased in 1856 from ninety -four to
ninety !nino million of pounds ~
Tue Committee on Elections of the House of
Representatives have finally decided to report
the resolution declaring vacant the seat held by
Mr.. Whitfield, of Kansas, but making no recon-
mendation relative to Gov. Reeder.
PorTsvlLLE is fast becoming one of the most
important centers of population in Pennsylvania.
The Miners Journal estimates the population
Of the borough at 1O,s5O, and sums up an ag.
gregate of 2s,940 inhabitants living within RAJ
dius Of four miles from the office of that paper,
The proprietors of the Peoples line of steam.
boats of New York, were somewhat surprised, a
short time since, Mt the receipt of $4,000, with
out further explanation than statement that it
was the amount of which former employee of
the company had wrongfully deprived them. and
which his conscience and his after prosperity
prompted him to return.
THE gossiping Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald, in giving picture of the
ladies who attended the Presidentiallcvee says
Of Mrs Senator TFnmbnll -" Mrs. Senator
Trumbull, dressed in the richest black velvet,
now the top Of the style irf fashionable circles,
attracted around herr crowd Of admirers, who
were charmed with her sparkling Wit and gentle
manners"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
A GARD 10 THE LADIES.

DIR. DUPONC0S GOLDEN PEHAPE PILLS are tnfai
blein removing stoppaEes irregularities Of the ense
Pills nothing new, have been used BY the Doe
tor for many years, both In France and America with
paFaeied In every aud he urged BY many
thousand ladies Who have used Them make the Pulls pub
lie, for suffering any Irregular
tiles Vhateveras wen preventive those ladies whose
health will permit Of family Pregnant fe-
males, those supposnE cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sponsIbity aterthe above admOnOn although their mild
would prevent any injury health; otherwise these
Pills recommended. Directions accompany each box.
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGEILINs BUsHFIEED,
6en'l Agents for Ohio county, No . Monroe st.
AlsoEor sale by T. II. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
AOrderS must be addressed 70 the above General Agents
they win supply at PropreOrs prices. and send
Pills eondeutiaiy ladies By mail, BY enclosing q
either, the wheeling POst-oHiee.
n. B-Dr. DupOnsos Golden Pills, signature az Dupon-
eOou every box ether genuine. For particulars get
Circular Of Agents. aP2S-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

CONVERSION OF ANOTHER EP1scoPALIAN CLER-
GYNAN.-It seems that another Episcopalian
clergyman has had the andacity to save his soul,
and honor Sa n,s 0y sxsnengGg s
Professionalism, called Puseyism, for the profess
sion.Of the true faith, which High Church Epis-
copalianisnz more or less extensively parodies.
The Rev. Geo c. Foote of Whitcmarsh, near
One Of the last acts of the Rev. Father. Hccker,
before leaving his convent in this city for the
Rcdemptorist Missionsi in the South, was to re-
ceive brother of this Protestant clergyman,
along with young friend of his, into the Cath
uic Church. Weheard, at. the time, that from
thu known honesty and courage of this Rev.
Geo. C. Footc he was one not likely long to larry
in the ''tcnts of Kedar." His eyes have
been opened. The blow ofgrace has been struck,
and he has dared, not having the fear of the do
zen cliques of -EpiscopalianiSm before his eyes,
to go right of. and do what he had found out to
lie his duty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10


SEVERE INJURY TO TIE NEXT Hoo CRoP.-The
Louisville Journal of Monday has the follow
ing:
We see it stated that many of the farmers in
the northern portion of Kentucky have suffered
severely the loss of young hogs from the severe
winter weather. lis the custom in that section
to drive most Of the hogs to the mountains that
they may feed upon the mast. The recent heavy
snow storm, which covered the tops and sides
of the mountains to the depth Of ten or twelve
inches, Clrifted to much greater depth in the
hollows, where the hogs naturally congregated
in search of the mast that had rolled down. The
snow having concealed their food from them.
their whole aim was to keep warm, and that by
budding together in heaps of piles, the largest
and latest beneath and the smaller pigs OH top.
by these means, immense numbers were over
laid or smothercd to death-and those always the
latest and most valuable.
Those who were slowest in removing their
hogs from the'mountains lost heaviest-the ave-
rage loss being about one-third. 1t is believed
that all would have been lost from hunger and
OVERLAPPING, but for this mode of relief II is es-
tinsted that over one Thousand hogs have thus
perished-a circumstances that will seriously
affect the hog crop eff 1867 in Kentucky, par
ticularly if the same unfortunate result has fol-
lowed in other sections were the mast has been
relied upon to carry the stock hogs through the
winter. The scarcity of corn in Northern Ken
lucky is such that some farmers killed off many
of their shoats to avoid the expense of winter
ing them, while hundreds of others sent their
droves to the mountains
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

PERFuNED Demonstrating o. gentleman would re.
main nndeF the Of saFTeeHble breath By
ing the BALN Fuors4ED FloRERss dehtifFfee
not only sweet but leave The teeth white aabs
teff Many persons do not know their breath d bad and
the slhjeet ls delicate, their friends menton
IL Pour single drop Of the "HAn your toeh brush
RRAUTIEUL CoNPl1oN may be EASILY acquired By using
the "Han o. thousand FloVsEs Il viii remove tan rim
pies, te sin leaving and rose
ate hue. Weta toEe pour three drops and wash
the face night and morning.
saAvtSs MADE EAsH--Wet your shAvng-bFash In elmer
warm or cold water, pour on two three drops "Ba
Thousand Flowers, the beard well and Il win nlS 4
son Ater much facilitating The operation ofGaS-
ing. Price only hfN cents.l - i5ssf-i1s
W. p FETRIDGE AGO., - !
-s..,..3 Franklin Square, New York.
Eor sae y =. w la.l'AN 9 CO d Ietl-ltdag .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
INTERESTING euRsrtox RAISED IN New On

IyTEgEsFrSa QuRsrtox RAISED IN New Or
nrxSs.--Itl Confederation q the iamentable state
of order and morality IN New Orleans, the prop
erty ownera,-says the Dslta,-hare started
memorial 10 the effect that the election laws are
deficient: that men have right to vote who
have no property at stake: that they command
the polls: that men of property arc driven away
from them: that, while the people are capable
of self government, they are not generally able
TO govern, properly, any body else: that this is
practically government Of the orderly by the
rowdies, and it concludes thus:
'sYour mernorialists consider it clearly con-
traryto every principle Of justice, and contrary
to the fundamental principle of representative
government that there should be representation
in municipal affairs without taxation-that the
government should be the hands ofthose who
bear none of the taxes it imposes, and whose
permanent interests can be iniuriously affected
nv none Of its measures The practical work
ing Of this system is apparent in the results 1t
has brought about in this city, particularly IN
recent fragrant instance, where hundreds Of
thousands were voted out of the treasury, main
II by the aid of voters who had not contributed
- dollar to it, most of which has proved dead
loss to the city. Your memorialists consider
that the only hope Of creadnga change for the
better is by putting the municipal government
consequences in case it is InisInanaged, Sby al
lowing none but property holders or taxpayers
TO vote at municipal elections; wherefore yOnr
memorialists pray, that your honorable body
will enact law, so modifying the present pro-
vision of the city charter, as oprovide that the
ele :ors at municipal elections shall only be those
who own certain amount of property in the
city, or who, by the payment of licenses, taxes,
&c, contribute to the support of city govern
ment"
In reference to this proposition the Delta
makes the following remarks:
1T would be well ifloaferdOm could be driven
out or deprived of its political privileges; it
would be better, if none but those who are iden-
tilted by bonG ,JSds residence, and by property,
or labor, which is the honest poor mems prop
erty, with the interest of the city, were permit
ted toparticipatc in its government. But We do
eject this d 5Rs aHR 6seas alone as can
license for a dray ora cab. enjoy the right of
franchise, while another, engaged in various
brancheso Of business as an employee, though
of longer residence and undoubted patriotism
andintclligcnce, must standupon footing with
a free negro, as regards voting7 The people of
New Orleans will scarcely assent to such sys-
TEN, even if practidable, and much less will they
be- disposed TO encounter the difficulties which
would attend its execution"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
Prof. woods Hair RestoFatIVe.

wE call the attention Of all, old young, this
deru PREPARATION Whch back It's original color,
gray hair-cnveTs the head Of the bald with Iuxuriant
gFOWth-remOves the dandru itching, and all eutsnenus
eruptous-causes dow natural fluids; and
ence used regular dressing for the hair, will
les keep from falling extreme old
original beauty. We call, then, the bald the
gray, diseased scalp, It; and IL the young
will not they flowing locks, the beWirehng
curl ever be It's praise upon the tongue Of
thousands. Price 81, q and -. For sale by
LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHFIELD,
T. H. LOGAN co.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10


TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN lnseparable as PIRE and
HEAT. inflammation produces pain, and pain produces in
hamation. wherever there unnatural heat FobbinF
redness, matter whether ais by fever, hurt
sore poison, rheumatism, piles, seaid. sting teTs
is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
the cOnclusIon. To prevent pain
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