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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03
M1scEBLANEoUs.
(3,REAI EXCITEMENT
I'M WALT, STREET. N. Y

TN convenience Of the recent in New York
aud other Eastern cites the SSmsreiS hG1 s nav
racc Goods such extent rs to leave 1t without an
discount Those fortunate enough to possess READY
cash found it easy matter obtain goods at almes.
street. Wheeling Va, Is enabled to exhibit to these who
merated below at very little value.
Ladies' particular requested to call and VIII ma tt
Alex Heyman has received by Bait. Ohio Rail Roal,
Pennsy Rail Road and by Express of the largest
assorments OF Try Goods ever offered and consist In part
BLACK sILKs-AlI grades, excellent quality, All
boiled and lustrnes. only 20 cents wards BLACK ami
Fancy coored Bayadere silks; Tartan Plaid Silks New
style popns very rich Printed French Mcrios, all
grades; Plain French Msrinos from % cts and upwafsi
Extra Rich all Wool Iainrs All Wool riadsi Va
lenca Pais; styles, and of other Dress
saAWLs, MANTLEs AND soARFs-yery rich Chenille
Shawls, Very rich Plush shaws Very rich Stella shaWs
style Double Shawls, BrochLong and Square SaTls,
Cashmere Shaws; Gold Borered Scarfs Cioaks OF almost
every style and Tuality embracing all the novelties OF the
NEEDLE woRK-RealFrench Work Collars, Sleeves ami
Sets 1sconst and Swiss FlouncinEs Elsngs nd Insert
Needle Work that have been able to offer.
thing in Dress Gnods, shsws, Wells, Collars, Sets, &C.
WIIurE GoonS-0f every variety anu very cheap
DOMESTIC AMI STAPLE aooDs.-rhe most extensive
assortment that ItO be found in the city, many of ,hs
being bought ow and Will be sold for less than they
would cost to manufacturers the present time.
BLANEETS-A larger stock than ever, embracing every
make and quality at greatly reduced prices
cARPETS-AsurerOra and Tar increased assortment oyer
other All Carpets bought extremely cheap
PURS-LadIes You to purchase superior quail
ty genuine Sable Some Martcn Fitch Fur. You eau
T ' GouETY f have iST
bear in mimi that stock larger than ever has "er
CASH. Any acquainted with the present state oil the
money market will know that with the facilities OF
ready cash. Goods must he surprisingly cheap. Call AMI
'N"'''''' $50 p'' ''''1s ALIEN HEYslAN,
1877 In street
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FROM NEW YORK.

NOVEMBER 2.-Thc Nebraska correspondent
of the of the Times, writes under date of Octo.
News Just received here from our frontier
Mormon settlement, on Roop Fork Platte River
near the month OF Beaver, states that some &C.
ceders from the Mormon church have arrived,
bringing news that large forces Of Mormon
militia, under Brigham Young and II. G. KEN
ball, were preparing to-leave Salt Lake city with
provisions for six weeks campaign in the
mountains, and to stop, If possible, the passage
of U, S. troops. A positive description of the
Mormon force was given, but it was generally
supposed that at the pass in the mountains, near
Cedar River cut off, or at Steep Rock, stand
would be made with almost certainty of cut
thug off the entire force sent amongst them.
Money market quiet 4 meeting of two
thousand unemployed foreigners was held to.
day in the park. There were several speeches
mace, the burden of which was work or fight.
Another meeting of similar character is to be
h cid Tonight
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BANK sTATEMERTS, &c.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Thc following is n
statement of the condition of the Pennsylvania
Bank: Resources, 81, 800, 900; liabilities, eXcu-
sivc of capital So 400 900; including capital, less
$l75, goo; held gifts own stock. $4,OOO,0O0. of
the resources, the appraisers set down 81 ,300,-
600 as good, leaving 81, 100000 as doubtful and
bad. The good resources applied to the pay
ment ofthc liabilities, other than capital, will
reduce them to 81, 100000. The account then
stands 81 100000 of doubtful resources, to pay
100000 of demanded liabilities, making a
difference of 100000 in favor of the Bank
Should there be 80 loss in the collections, there
will be equal to about twenty-one dollars per
share on tile entire capital of the bank; half of
the doubtful resources are probably worthless,
so that the deficit will be S95O,O0O, lcavinp- NO
thing for the shareholders.
The Philadelphia Bank h; h. accepted the ne pro-
baby be ,e.1iSwed by other banks, who will join
ri INC complaint against the Pennsylvania Bank
as insecure, so as to relieve themselves from the
liability of taking the notes of that institution.
Suits arc being brought against the Reading
Railroad Company, on its protested paper; it be-
ing about the last OF the term of the Court, if
there is no appearance entered, the complain
ants obtain judgment in ten days; appearances
are entered, judgment is deferred to the third
Saturday of the term which begins to-day. If
afidavits of defense are made, and they should
be deemed sufficient by the Court, the cases go
TO the next term ofthe Court.
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MIscELLANEoUs.
WHEELER & LAKIN,
(Snccessorsto u IL IStaflmun.)
NJ Ere. IL II ~ T. r. a LILO e s. /,
q H..

w HE Il LIIN7NT,7N "A.
respectfully to old friends us well thoss
predecessor, that in receipt Of our FALL
AND WAITER STOCK of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestings,
Gentlenen,s Furnishing Goods, &C.,
lu calling attention stock would state that
karOss Jetierei 1t be the best
desirable of any received by any similar estab
lishment in the city
In socRng continuance OF the PATRONAGE SO literally
bestowed the house for the past years,
house quality goods, accuracy
of fit, shall be fully sustained. sep22-1yd
II. STALLNAN would respectfully Inform his friends
q aad the public that he has sold his establishment
to MessrS WHEELER LAkIN, by whom, in future, the
business will be conducted the old stand, No Hshing
ton Hail. and for whom he respectfully solcits coutinu
Of the Pabe patronage liberay bestowed on him
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Tile Sunls6sed Murder at .SHVish-Arrest q

Tile Supposed Murder at .Sagtish-Arrest Of
the alleged 1furderers-Great excitement has
prevailed since Friday last in the village ofSun-
fish, short distance below Il ,' growing
out of the discovery of the y of q
young girl named Felissa All woods
about a quarter of mile frot. !. She
left her mothers house last SUM ;, 40 weeks
ago and a thorough search was instituted,
but nothing could be ascertained of her where
ab6uts until lrSt Friday, when her lifeless body
was discovered as above, in a partial state Of
puetr1action. bearing marks which sufficiently
indicated that she had been foully murdered
SUSPICION was Immediately fixed upon two
Young men named Vim. Swain and VIM. Nor
rison. both of WHOM belong to this city, but
were in Sunfish at the time the young girl dis
appeared They were arrested, and have been
confined, separately, inprivate houses at Sun
fish, and strict watch is kept over them
They deny all knowledge Of the bloody deed,
and expect to prove themselves guilteSs. They
are TO have hearing to-day. The young girl
who was about seventeen years Of age, boarded
at the same house where Swain and Morrison
were stopping. 1t is SAID she told her mother
some time before her disappearance that the
two men had used insulting language, and made
indecent proposals to her Swain and Morri-
son, it is alleged, were seen coming down the
hollow where the body was found, on the Sun
day Miss Allen disappeared, and many other
circumstances have come to light, which tend,
Mt least, to fix suspicion strongly upon them
OF all the foul deeds ever perpetrated in this
section of country this was the foulest;-the
the helsh liends, whoever they were, took a
stone and crushed their victims skull, and left
her horribly beaten and exposed in a most I'M
slightly manner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

Mysteriom-we are informed that on Satur.
day night last, as gentleman who resides in the
eastern suburbs Of the city was returning home,
about L o'clock, he was startled by the report
of pistol, or gun, and at the same time his hat
was carried from his head. He looked about
but could see no one, far or near. Upon pick
ing up his hat he discovered that bullet had
penetrated it near the crown. Frightened out
of his wits, he ran home as rapidly as his legs
would carry him. He is sure no one could have
u motive for killing him, and thinks the ball
was from gun accidentally discharged in the
hands of some careless rowdy. This is another
evidence in favor of the business of holding as
deOdands and forfeiting to the municipality all
kinds of firearms or deadly weapons found upon
rncn and boys, and every officer of the law
should have power TO enforce this cxaction upon
every person.
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@ IN D. DO lila r

NNNHN II " LIE II W
nNE OF TIE BEST pGRGATlTE AND LIVER MEDI-
" CINES before the public, NAMELY, d. SAkEoEps-
lSYIGORAToR Lirer Remedy that acts as tathIr'ic
cine known. 1t is not only Cathartic, but Lie.
* Kennedy, acting first on tile LiCer TO eject Its morbid
then the stomach and bowels to carry on that
matter thus acompshlng two purposes ~ with
any Of the sen he IN ss
the same time thu! il purges IL and when taken Iay m
SUM raPLIty,
~ from articles OF medicine, namely, Gums.
Some idea the strength Of ese gums may be Orn
contains much strength as one hundred doses otCat-
- omel, without any its deleteLious ELECTS. o.
been but little known to ysielans
their prescriptions until used in the form ofthe efe
to- induce the proprietor to oer Il as family
and in m sS Il ss TaFs ever ssFS
= when the Liver IS excited TO action.
Jauncc caused by improper action Of the Lt0sr
and proof that the SIGoR4ToR relieves this disease
regularly week. and their skin Will beSihts assume
Costivsness can be permanently cured by InrgO-
Take it in small doses on refining and i arsiSts
hs bT are e
aud work as ,Tsgaasy as SoGs ESTS sSs
OrGtOr which corrects all acdy and sOurness Of the
For al overloaded stomach II has equal
lieYes all oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating
sptnE il tRs s i{ ute
DR. SANFoRD's 1NvIGoRAroR to recommended
cure ior ygr s % aI% All of o ,nn -
Physicians induced to try II, and
- conviction certain that 1t is of the greatest biee
0lslngs ever given DyspepCs, made complete
before the first bottle was takelI and now We eHn
ing the liehtest food would digest and often tina.
gave pain Now what ss want to to al our readers
If Liver Complaint Dyspepsia trouble YOU do not
E fail try this, the greatest remedy in the wera0te
Fact.
There has never been tried in family remedy
(which has with snch unbounded EuCcess in the cure
diseases Incident to children DR. SAHFORDs 1NTI0-
ORATOR; alone for diseases OF children that
~ use it; Cathartic mildly and gently
and seems rrnOTatr tIv sysem thoroughly that NC
think doing service TO all In advising thela
when they need medicine to try this remedy There
cases under notice where great hcI
eft has been received dir tile Lirer Stomach
bowels, where all other eies failed TO give relief
useful in family thntwe will notdO
% without JuCkSomriHt (Ah1.l Hel,utlicdh.
PRICE oSH DOLLAR BoTTlR
SANFORD CO., Proprietors, 345 New York.
II. II. LOGAN 4 co. Agents fer Wheeling.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati. e
GEO. IL. KEYsER. pittsburgh rnle Agents.
aul7-3m-1Y-dap
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UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Thc Order of'United
American Mechanics, 1000 strong, paradcd this
morning, to celebrate the dedication of their
new Hall. a great number of new and srlen-
did banners were displayed, intersperscd with
wagons having employed printers, hatters, shoe
makers, lastmakers, blacksmiths, marble-work
ers, weaverS, iOincrs, &C., sc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

NicaNOer is A'0ays ORpOrtuue.- My other
piece of advice, COppclfeld, you know. Annu-
al income-twenty pounds. Annual expendi-
ture--nineteen six; result-happiness. Annual
incOmc-twenty pounds Annual expenditure
twenty pounds aught and six; result = mise
ry. The blossoms blightedi the leaf is wither-
cred; the god ofday goes down upon the dreary
scene, and, in short, you are forever floored. "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

Tie Wind and the Dust-Viulent and fitful
gusts Of wind went chasing and whistling after
one another all day yesterday There was a
great driving and slamming of doors and shut
tiers, creakiug, screechtng aud swinging of
signs. The air was filed with dust, hats were
carried away and run after, ladies' walked back
wards, and everybody" to use a vulgarisn,,
Event it blind"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

Tie Asa'A.-rhe Health Report shows the
number ofinterments for the month OF October,
10 have been twenty-four. ofthese there were six
under one year, six between one and Give years,
and the balance were grown persons. Males "A;
females 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

Stacking Death,-A laborer on the N. w.
Va X. R., whose name we did not learn, was
run over by the eastern bound train of cars,
on Wednesday morning last, and Instantly kill.
ed. lie was horribly mutilated, and is suppos.
To have fallen asleep on the trash while intoxi.
Gated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

.TAXEsl TAXESM TAxES!!
Circumstances over Nhici have having
the collection Of raxes until this late PERIOD and
the time for making being hope all taxpay
III see and acknowledge necessity prompt pay
, SAML IRWIN,
nj: Sheriff OF Ohio County.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

Change Of Time on the Hsmg6fsN.-The
time on this roud has been changed again. On
and after to-day the train will leave here at 0
o'clock A. NJ, and returning leave Washington
at2 p. NJ
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BALTIMoRE MARKET.

NOVEMBER Flour firm; Howard ST and
Ohio quote at 1926. Wheat firm. Oats active
and in request at 81 goal 40 for white and 81, 10
al, % for rcd. Corn quotes at 73a76c. Wits
ky 2la22l.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

As,@lting Woman.-watson Cray, for as
sauiting an abandoned woman, named Whims,
on Sunday, was fined four dollars by Alderman
Newly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

Cit Councit-There was called meeting of
the cit council last evening.
Mr., weeney moved that Mr. Pendlcton be
furniStd by the Clerk with duplicate orders on
the 4asury in place of others lost by him,
upon l. entering into the usual bonds in such
cases Agreed to.
ThelayOr announcedthe death of Mr.. P. B.
Taylofa member of the council from the End
Ward, ind stated that he had called this meet
ing iRlrdcr that the council might take such
actionii regard to the matter as might be
dcemedroper.
Resoltions were offered and adopted testify
ing to tt worth of deceased member Mr.. Tay-
lor, and YmpatLising with his bereaved family.
The folloing were also adopted:
Resol57, That as a mark of respect to the
memory 1 our departed associate and friend,
this Couhil will attend his funeral in body,
and weafhe usual badge of mourning for thir-
ty days.
ReSOlra That as farther mark of respect,
this Could do now adjourn.
These solutions were seconded by Messrs.
PendletonsS Sweeney and Fitzhugh in few feel
ing and appropriate remarks, after which the
resolutionfxere unanimously adopted, and the
Council adburned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

Tile Rirer.-The Courier arrived yesterday
with a pretty good "trip, consisting principally
Of -four, whisky, meat and OIL She leaves
again this evening. Capt. Jelly informs us that
the proud Courier is doing her share of the bus
mess in these dull times, and that the prospects
continue to improve.
The AltamOnt, Capt Asa D. johnson, arrived
yesterday morning, and after discharging n
quantity of freight, continued her trip 10 Pitts
bursh.
The steamer Evansville which arrived at
Memphis on Tuesday, reports the total loss of
the stcamer Julia, which sunk at the head of
Islaras 81 and GS, near ''Tndian Charley cross
ing, On Sunday night, at 9 o'clock. Itis thought
that the boat struck cyprus stump, which
causel the disaster 1t is supposed she will
proyea total loss She was built at Louisville
a lfttl over year ago for Captain Taylor, who
had cry little if any insurance on her No
lives ere lost. She had large trip, and the
shore vas filled with people
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

SDllle" Dea@.-Yes,orday morning Mr.. P. B.
Taylor, member of Council from the End ward,
was taken with bleeding at the lungs and in
three hours thereafter was corpse. Mr.. Taylor
was member of Wheeling Lodge, /. o. o. F.,
and was highly esteemed as an Odd Fellow and
as man, His sudden death will be mourned
by large circle of friends and relatives.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

Panic Poetry-Respectfully dedicated to the
Humbug and Credulity Railroad Company, by
a yictimized stockholder:
Who, when the times we're good and bright
And speculation at its height,
Made railroad shares appear all rightly
Directors,
WHO, when money vas paid in,
Assured me that the road must win
A large percentage the "ting"
Directors.
Who, when the chance seemed rather blue
Por dividends and earnings too,
.'CoOked" the accounts to make them Edo?"
Directors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

Th""1.-R. NJ. Mitchell, through mail agent,
has our thanks for late Cincinnati papers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

County Co"rh-ThiS court was engaged yes
terday upon road case and most of its time
was occupied in the consideration thereof
John Brady, charged with assault and battery,
was sent on to the circuit court for trial. Ed
r. Ztne was elected commissioner in chancery,
in place ofJohn j. Hoge, Esq, resigned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

R4tPpf"g his Hits.-It has been said, that
before marriage, the man is very much struck
by the woman, and after marriage, the woman
is struck by the man. We don't think Matthew
Edgar struck his wife by way of retaliation in
this way, for certainly he never could have been
struck by single striking quality about her He
was fined six dollars for it, however, on Sunday
evening, by Alderman Newly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-03

ISure Yar Lungs I've often feel concerned
at hearingst this season such terrible cough
ing, as is The heard in the church, lecture room
or concert Itseems strange that such things
should bSso, when, for 20 cents, can be pro-
cured bottle Of tue Hourdound Balsam, which
will in Aort time remedy all such evils. T.
Fl. Logan s Co., ProprietOrs. Sold also by
Reed & KIT, and f. Booking.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

OCTOBER 2.-Flour quiet $500 bbls sold
Wheat quiet; $500 bushels sold. Corn firm
Whisky &c better. Stocks dull.
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FOUNDRY PROPERTY

FOUNDRY PROPERTY
! For Snle or s.cnse, In W est Golumbip, Va
snI EGS with two res tools, together
Of coke The ny
in the centreof Ane
manufacturing county, with very large trade In
win aterm years to mechan
les steady habits good and none but such
win be made easy Athet With Fwheut the stock.
S3OUIO. sGold company purchasing, desire 1t, the
ohdrtsrsd win he slloE propsrty
/ an1s9td tfw SARGENT BROTHER.
p! 0Hl YE BALD HEADs-why not use BOOKING ALO
~ rECIA which will stop Sour hair from falling and
oo s s so nice Hn b.s 9
past and always known to act charm upon tho
Responsible Agents, with good references every
city and town. u. BoCKINGi,
sepH Sole Proprietor and ManufactuTtr.
a RE yo9 aiicts'i wh ssFo4Ia, BIoIcnss ss
nger's sarsaparla and Dlndelon. Thou
sands have used IT, and Is highly spoken Of by Physicians
for The last years. Great offered Phys
clans and Druggists By addressing few lines 70
sept4 Wholesale agent, Wheeling.
NJ oTICE 20 DRUGGISTS AND PlfYsiCIASs.-AII oI
- for BrsntlnErrs Find BE- addressed
u the only Wholesale Agent, f. BOOKING,
sepa Monroe St.. Wheeling.
DREsERvE your Teeth, sweeten your Breath, stregtrH
Linen Partisan Tooth Paste The genlin. up and
seps4 Monroe ST, Wheeling.
Books, Stationery, &c.
TAS. C. ORR, No. III Main street, would invite
- enton OF the reading community the
Trade his large and we'll selected stock of Books
Stationery, Wall Paper &c. Il his intention Keep on
hand full supply articles usually keptn line Give
him call and wilt fall TO be satisfied with LOtlt
stock aud prices.
"A large invoice of Wall Paper way which will be
ready for inspection in few days. feb6
IloYSF FANCY OAPS-Jnst received an extensive lot
II boys Fancy Cloth Caps, Black, DFab Pearl and
every other color Also f assortment Gents Black
and Drab French Soft Hats.
The above articles will be sold lower than they
got elsewhere Our friends the puEU generally
AngI3 g. HARPER & SON.
KIN BUSHELS BRAN received anI for sale BY
Olu iy43 MATHEW McSABG. =
I0GRE BRANDY, in store nd'iorsAle very low by
aug2O MA. EDWARDS BRO
NEW GOODS BY 1E-XPRESS.
EHUGRSIA Plaida. ~
II Otto pnplla, lA 4 ~ 1ts
aIonssIsne dc LANES, in en- tireiSneu- styles
lsesd- = Prints, g -. $ = ss.-tti7l+ J.
Plain adoussieines, ~
just received
aug2T HE1SKELL g SYEARISGBR,,
CUPERIoR VIOLIN RINGs-Acknowledge by the hest
~ judges to be superior to any string in the city, Try
hem. lsep9l j. E. WILSON & co.
COPYING BOOKS, Backgammon boards Inkstan1s, In
" dia Rubber and Ebony Pen Handles, Knives
knives, sc, &e just ol,ned.
SeP9 -s5 J: =. WILSON Z CO.
0LANK Checks All The BanE Blank Draita,
n always on hapd At Eeclsl PASNE& Ce'e.
:
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DIR. SAFoID's LIVER lNvIGOTAToR is what we
wish to repmmend with confidence to our read
ers, our resohs for which will appear in the
following
Some tiheadnce, whiletroubled with Dyspep-
sia, Indigstiou, and thousand other ills that
none but IL Dyspeptic suffer, our physician de-
MED us the use of the favoritc cup of coffee
with cur b eakfnst But this did not lessen the
evil, SO The Dr's advice meat was discarded
from our dett Dyspepsia haunted US day
and night, Until finding no relief among physi-
cians, ye cpmmenccd the use of family medi-
cines With hss faith than hope Among other
things, we were recommended to try DIX SAM
roRD's LIVER INy1G6RAroR. We tried it, and
since then we have recommended others to try
it. while they in their turn have given their
recommendation, and there are no cases that we
know Of who have tried it but have been bcne-
fitted by its use. 1t is the most inrigorGting,
life giving balsam NC have ever known, and VIC
are happy in telling all of its curative proper
ties. and in recommending them when troubled
with any arrangement of the LiVo- TO try this
,nt,ilins -or,.s.iy. F51'e,t0niG Democrat.
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BY THE UNION LINE.

oggIoE, ooRNER wATER ASP MoNRoB srsvErs.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI MARKET.
OcToBRR 9.-Flour held firmly at $3.50 for
Superfne; receipts light Whisky advanced to
5l-4c and in good demand Cheese dull Mt
saS3c.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-River about stationary,
with 9 feet in tile channel Weather clear
PITTsBuRG-River feet inches, falling
LouIsvILLE-River feet in canal and falling
Weather clear Mercury A.
1T7APIocA.- received and for sale by