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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-30


CAPTURE Of WILD Mas IN NIIssouRI.-A st.
Josephs correspondent of the st. Louis Repu.
6ktcHn tells the following story: IA wild man
was caught last week and brought TO town He
was surrounded in sort Of lair beneath dense
cluStre ofundergrowth, like the lmbitation of a
wild beast, and filled with the bones and skins
OF cats, which seemed To have constituted his
principal article of food For this strange diet he
has peculiar penchant, and cSchewed almost
every other. He hunted cats with an avidity
prompted by an extreme vOracity and it was
IN the pursuit and slaughter of these that he
was ltrst discovered. Frequent attempts were
made to capture him, but his agility and-ste4d
we're such that he appeared to run upon the
tops OF the trees and fences offered no impedi-
'ncnt to his. headlong course. At length IL great
numher surrounded and secured him. He at
tempted battle, but was overcome. When
brought to the court honse he presented the
Estrangest appearance conceivable His height
was abnut five and half feet; his lair long.
reddish, brown and matted; his eyes large, gray
and restless, his finger fails as long MS the claws
OF tiger; his department crouching-hulftimii
ball thrcatcniug-an his garments consisted oil
a thousand tatters Of cloths, bnrls, cat-skins
@e'' pound together by cat,gnts. He said he
was from the State of New York, aud had been
IN the woods tllirty-Six years. Whilo he was
oelng examined, and was permitted to stand un-
hound, he made n sudden spring over the heads
al those who surrounded him, and Clnrtetl away
with the speed of the reindeer. The crowd purss
sued him but in vain Over the hills he Etirlv
tscw, before both footmen AMI horcsmen, until
he was fairly lost to them. Nothing since has
been heard of him"
lie is certainly a strange being, and is liter.
ally n wild man. His age can hardly. exceed
forty, and yet he has lived so much away from
the society ofmap, that he has nearly forgotton
his language, and has the most vague. rccoliec-
ZION of things He remembered New York, but
did not know where he was, nor the form of
Government under which lie lived.
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MAC4ICAl. IoAIN fD9S.
IRA CJT(OR

DAI4LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Ex.
TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION PAIN are ms nscpaFahe as FIRE and
HEAT inflammation produces PAIN and pain produces In
aauaton Wherever thereIs unnatural heat throbbin or
relness, matter whether caused by fever hurt
sore poison rheumatism piles, scald burn or sting there
is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the concluson prevent pair
and restore nature, Inflammation be subducd To ac.
complish this the efforts of the physician arc always direct
cd Thousands Of PHYSICIANS and thousand arst and
most sa4acons persons who have used DALIEYs MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit that It's
control over inflammation is most immeaIae
Instantly aayinE palm neurasDE poison extracting
morbid sccretenS and forcing nature COURSE
renewing and healing. No bum, sseld arclt
two severe TO yield soothing curing nueuce APP
ply it-imlnediat and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine tectPiate Engraving with
the names Of O. CuTciRNER q co.. rrorttetorS, and
HENRY DALEY, nanuiaetnrer, upon each box. Price
q cts. per hox. ,+eys
All orlers should be addressed to O. v. ClIckener
Co., 81 BARCLAY st. New York. T.H.LoG4N&5Co.
Sp3SlmtE Wheeling, Va;
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A CARD. TO TtIIS LADIES.
DIR. BUPoNCo:S GOLDEN FEAIAPE PILLS are InEai-
beln Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing by the Doc
tor for many years both in France America with
parallelsd success In every p Is urged BY many
thou'and tadiea who have used them, make the PIs pub.
lie, for the alienation of those suffering from any
tiles shRtevsF,as Es preventive to those ladies whose
health will not permit increase family Pregnant se-
males OF surprising So are cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor no
sponsihity atterthe above adOnitson, although mild
ness would prevent injury to health; otherwise these
seepRRspded Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold Wholesale and retail by
LAUGHLINs { BUsIIFIELD,
J GenI AEents for Ohlocouuty, No IS Monroe st.
Aorers must addressed the above General Agents
PrOprietors prices, and send
the Pls eouHdentiay ladies by MALL BY enclosing
either, The Wheeling Post-oaice.
NB-Dr Duponeo'F Golden Pills, signature ..J Dupon.
boz; none otherEenune particulars get
Circular Of Agents! Sp5bEiy
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Nnp ..SphrA1 -. 1,1I.,, So. go,

ItR sSsSrRRAp EAGLE" SSSgYt9 OF ACHING
IN recently glanctng alta print rtewhich
Just been recely had e6feely finished
the,iiFst para graph before our rested upon
such expressions as tlhnnd demon glow.
monster, howiing lsscaitp dead spring,
nyour flesh, bloody jaws Ut our throatS,'
life blood flowing, little further onwc have
picture OF Ministers walking out Of power as
chat is driven by the tempest Ia walk cor.
taigly of which witllall our ideal of quick step,
we4can form no definite conceptions we say
ut tnce that the sermon was. tuned 10 iiitl, kew
and we. found that the high notes ran pretty
much through it.
Y is great mistake toimsgine that this STYLE
Is the most cbnVincing It is less conclusive
than disgusting. Il is agrcat mistake to sup.
pose thai such language to the eject
of discourse Rather It ex6ftes distrust and
betrays weakness a mani who carliot make a
declaration without interIarding it with. oaths,
or swearing on his honor at almost cverv word
that what he says IS tr,le, takes the very course
to make men doubt his word. Conscious strength
is not lond nor noisy. Plnia and simple words
answer its purpose best.
There Is a style of discourse coming into use
IN some quarters which, for the honor Of the
pulpit and the cause Of pnre religion ais well.as
sound sense, VIC woull lain hone nigat sink
e, - : ttAS'' y IsetSSs HehaYe
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NEBaAshA.
NsILC COX d 81 HLER.

Attorneys Nt l.nNv 8 General I.ants1 se.t.,t
OMAHA CITY, u. Il. =
make collections and particular attention to
~ investing money In Real Estate
Mons. investments for te list yt hundred 'o!i,s five
per Cent ami three all tiat give,
without charge full mid Hcenrite dissertation OF n town
and city property and OF Lands tile quality SOIL rop0r
ton Of pratTeI timber lanJ alter, etc, 4tc 70 .
III bul property for capitalists and sell Tho SAN. when
Tor the PEo6t and share the SquaI
H theTeIpsc We Will be equally interested securing choice
propeCty. Il s'7 iS
lttsEs OF inquiry, InclosIng postage STAMPS viii receive
nronnt attention. We will also attend 70 ANY htlsin 81 en-
trusted 70 our care for Western Icwa.
l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. IEarl, OncaIa sClnSerror ~
Eebr1sEHi Dul, scc'y Kansas Territory; a. w
Wishing Va. Rev. Daniel Waldo, ahHlal ~
onse presentAtIVes; Leroy Tuttle Cashr Vest Ex
TANK aslRhR Gifts, NJ \. + 5rahls. sm,iSyf -
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IruEteeE Sail

4fuSGeeS Sale.
TlY virtue Deed OF Trust from Rl+Fari ,ahENr 4,
~ mt dated ths 21th DAY Of April, 1885, recorded IN
THE Office of the Clerk of tr Court for Ohio oI6t
IN Deed ooh M ~ shall procee,i on Wetinss.
laS tue Is ny ri A 1885,. the hours Of 0riI.
q M and Y o'el9eG said Srhosr's residence ON
s. the corner OF Qunry Market Sts 10
Two edstssns SIS Re teT Beds and Cooling
largo lot OF staeklngs Of every size and colbr s
lS 3Il 81 sale CATH JOHN o. WOOD,
I4Issl-ts. -. Z - Trustee.
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E UNDERMINED, grateful the patronage tev have.
received from the citizens OF WeelluR and th- pullio
At the old sand nov respectfully ask ac6atinu
alce OF t Mt their location, No. us MAN.
tWe,n Monroe and IlntOh streets -
We pu Ise, At all SEASONS, keen such An ssoStuent of
CHINA, GLASS, QURESSW ARE, HOUSE g RIATs
Goods aud THAI Eil most sely 10 sut
the taste NJ all who svt
Our Rooms Are spacout adordine facilities rnsafasset
~ tIe west 70 gqods 20 aside fr6a
our ant depRr We continue tor
keep on 9Hd original packases Of uesnsSar
adapted section Of country aud HE extreme West
which VIZ he oasred ct small advance o1es cost
Cnnneeted With tits house, t9 FLlkT GLASS AMI
eSSGOlSS hellceour Country Merchants may relv mon
rs from The East g this point b. buying
y. K DUHHAAIsACOI
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DE4EHa OF the PREslDESTs NEFuEw.-Thc
Washington Union says
The President received yesterday, by tele-
graph, the melancholy intelligence of the death
of his nephew, Colonel Elliott ESkridge Lane,
cf Lancaster, Pennsylvania. HeGied at his res
idence in Lancaster, yesterday morning, in the
prime Of early manhood, about SO years Of age
He vas unmarried. Col. Lane was native of
hicrcersburg, in that State, but has resided in
Lancaster for the last ten years, where has won
universal esteem and respect by his amiable dis
position and his generous and manly qualities
His death was very sudden, for although he had
: been i'll for q day OF two, with Inflammation Of
the bowels, his condition was not thought to be
dangerous until few hours before he died. OF
course, this sad intelligence interrupted all off.
cialbusineSs yesterday ut the Executive Man
sure, will have the warm sympathy ofthe coun.
Try in the loss Which has thus suddenly bgfallen
Z them; of a near aud dear relative.
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YINHIs fSo1 II Is isrssst fTs.s
Wet o. the Mpantains; aud pOsta3ea an the
saosa q tss Est. II s eonVenient
Ssf9I1I9S LIE % HATS
IT:f5 lSIRISEs BANI1tti
Great q NJ PtV Galellt In lfIiEs lItf q
isl eJSelt CltE 6l q pFfhqis
llIs a ae6Fs
q 81. le hsala Int llsI
lqft8 ltt mat tst
t1l tldla AtilNa eleefs
3ia US agathe hat
lslt me ltLit and
lEgl t5stls shape 81
tue aet g q isE4l tFnN-
pr q t8 lhpdie IN ts
llelltR
have he Be6i, CSkfSi s6ionSbiea
lstee 6lsllatiS ElREEgl SON.
BIZ aud
~ TH0BuRN = 4lADpEN
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DIR. NJ. DIT. WALLETS

FNMALE. PERiODICAL PILL.
These pills have been used In the private practice Of the
Proprietor also in the ospts of OF F.ance many
meeting with Unparalleled suceessyinG great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They act charm In correcting rregularty and OBJ
Charge
Amid and gentle stimulAnt They produce agreeable
exhIleraton and ha ,ry Influence both mind body.
Prsgnant females those surprising heseves so,
cautioned aeainst using these pills. they will produce
the most delicate. ROr sale by
janis LAuGuL1Ns RusHFIEbD.
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REA.T. MsT. AIn sAI.FIs.

9
shitt ID s2sibsS Il fHn S 1lS ciy..pIl
me Iy5e9lln ehaie selnlnag Il Ella. sdoaft
1itt1e In 1csnSe at Ire
gTIfiIFsSlR ~. the s9sB ID day OF "a pffI, IElHS
81 Cuhee Of Ohio county 70 ths
P8I, 965 and $685. stua Centre wheeling
trt formerly known 4. tile addition Wheel.
ing, nut by William Chnplinc, much thereof III
VIII pay the ennplalnants claim OF 1921 20 Interest
shs s. 81 an N
&f0C az With ntcres from the list pv of April ts56 I'M
Rsa s q @ Ut e S S Systss n siao
1850. thereof from the 34l DAY 81
la2uafS g snttl oald arq .e9sstss 4 4, y
the bsl1nee az si9i eighteen andtWenty-
9sT benz With good
th title until the whole Of the purchase money Is
1sb. 20, 1851. sl,sriG Of Dido county
Wheeling Island Property
VIE undersigned offers ali that Part wheeling
e las I'D e isd o. snta sa s ga
Sng9 9gts 3ss F4R qBs sae s9 Rys
ToNR island '.a VI
sarnessed ne Ohio River. and ds.
N III ms country con
meas of Market Gardening 1t offers strong
plot OF can he seer on application
t. - r. Tao y, nIeFso: rela
PRANoIs n. AEssisTRoNG,
ie14 HENRY MOORE, Trustee.
Land for Sale.
WISlIto semy near Vince cling aud win sell Il or
liberal teFnS aud In one OF more tracts, may be de
la5ls28 2. jacob.
For Sale or Rent.
HOUSE on Haynpden o1se4 on Quincy
the Crescent Iron WORKS. Also room md dwelling
iouse on aain street, Centre Wheeling Enaqirs
tan9-h AT SIr. Lutz-AIarktt Square.
For Rent,
NHE sore Room North West corner Of Main and
a gai9n. Apply on the premises T.
For REM. =
TUE Store Room, street, formerly occupied nv
a 3leorgc Aendel as Furniture Wnreroom. Apply to
Gec3l - FRANCIs 4. ARMSTRONG.
For RENT
ROOM IN the building formerly occupied
"A by j. H. P~nletoR, Jaw olfCe. Possession given
| on LIST APRIL ApplR Mt this Office. fsh1a-tf
For Rent
HNIE dwelling house occupied nv g. s. Larndf In Centre
WhFeiipg Also, one a9Ining occupied by Thos.
Eshlt B0NIANIs tIIInaRTsoH CO,
For Rent
ON the LIST Of April the dwelling house now occupied by
lsaac w Mitchell. and owned bv Alexander Lnidly,
N , esnire wheeling For further m In 9pnlg
For Rent
THAT very desirable dwelling hOuse unmpden street
lately 0e9uped by Joseph Bell. Possession given
tie si lst'sy Of April next A AZ !Ss
For Rent.
AECoNIFORrABLB two story Brick Dwelling House, sit.
IN uated Hampton Street. Possession given LIST Of
April Enquire of EmhSl g. D. IARPER & SON.
store Room for TgenG
OFFER for rsilt store on Main street. Centre
wheeling, well stuae5 and having six large dwelling
rooms ATTACHED to IT. Rent low. Apnlv to
tnhss-tf IAoNR H0RNBRO0K. i
l
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sHEI Isseil ut Auction on Nfond tie 8fh da ~
y 1856, g O'Clock at the Dwelling Hou5son tbS'
stz1h and I44n1pdsn sres an ne HouSel1oid
are Atehs4 Rnrnpte 20 sal h6use5 ConsStfng
g. Bprsap5 Bsdlteads Chafs. st4Hda Csokns
TsR1s sums Of 900 OF under mi S1r,.
g inc gqFe baeer owing neE0tIR-
DIE pee Gltn eooq eeeuElty. GEO. Il WICRltAGf
Adett6neers
: 10 dltoelEs 6lIG5jSG-l
gAhES gIoeks ast received; oEsale a. Eastern tr
y mh2fsfI
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IeafSiE, Michigan, Alsrst Z, lsa-
rus e 70 certify that one year ago quite AL
my hair 50 thin upon the top my head that fes Is
sIe loss In tls condition LHpplled for AL tAhsl1
one quart bottle. the gray hairs had entirely disppctf
ena ts had thicker ed asto be usaA Ard A.
auea Ei1ssy appearance, apparently more beasIEala
vas before. O, therefore, chesrfply rsaaati
u 70 ~ those ladies who value aRt al aI Of hall
WI aso state that NOW, OccasonalIr, f0rrsh az
ana Identifying elects. SARAH ). BROWN.
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TERRIBLE TINEs DowS-EAsT,- Thalbcrg, or,
rather, his business agent, has stirred up regu-
lar hornet's nestin Boston, by annexing to his
Matinee advertisements in the newspapers, the
following:
NoTIcE-N Nearly nine tcntils of the tickets for
the SIatinees in New York, have been subscribed
for by ladies belonging to the first flmies in the
city In view OF the responsibility thus devoE-
we'd upon the management, a correct address
Aas 9ses required from ercsy subscriber, deter
animation which cannot but insure the utmost
responsibility of the audience, and must be APP
Preciated by no one more than the subscribers
themselves. The same regulation has been
adopted for the Boston Matinces
This has been tortured into nm intention to
eSclude,the democracy and the "vulgars;''
aud, hence. the organs of the masses are all in
tune over it. One of the repunstrants hits off
the innovation by series of imaginary mis-
sizes, from imaginary persons, TO the great pi.
aaist,-of which, here is a specimen:
No. BEAcox STREET,
Monday, Am.
Ny DEAR n. THALBERG--l perceive, by the
newspapers, that you have wisely adopted "a
: course IN regard to your .anGtiHees musicule
which, am persuaded, will give great SatiS[ar.
tion, and tend to keep our circle free from con-
Illumination with the vulgar. 0blige inc by set.
thug me down for three tickets fer the course
You will find from my card, which enclose,
> that formerly dealt in salt mackeral and Dig.
by herring on Long Wharf; but assure you
that have retired from the business, aud shall,
in all probability, be candidate for the Com
mon Council from Ward Six, Mt the next NUM-
Cipal election. You will perceive, therefore,
that am in way to rise still higher in the.
sphere Of fashion than that in which, now re
vnlye. have the honor be, my dear NJ.
Thalberg, Your very obedient servant,
TINoTHY HoRsEHN CKEREL
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lo=1Sla E6ner imp Notice.
Al lPve thl6 DAY formed q
uhet the hFE1 Of DREW & Drake for fts
g The store
9eeegAsd y AGENT for YIN D1ity. No &
s8asinEton .ttal Monroe - =
s intend EssEn$ on snd.a a.
GttlgB sltlltAH fsfg6eFy EEOsiaG, 6fii fnVif, u
te1ttdE9 ~ Tie 6lse tnollf atTd PefSeIit. ~
p Match IS 1875 e = ts5s ss5s DREW
Mr.
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WOOD & CO., Proprietor, sts broadway, $. Y.A'i
'll4 Market ST. st. IS0nis. -
tBSFor salein Wheeling by
S q. II LOGAN CO.,
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st Louis, s 1t y, 80.
Your Hair Restorative. and have found Effects Tya
sSGtoFV has entirely destroyed al Iandrua from o
anu restored hair 70 It's original rn1r EhFs ai'
become quite gray. W8I TguEsDtiE
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"a 10 sCOGttfaClOea.f
PROPOSALS Willie received IN SATURDAY, 4h NJ Apr
neSt FOR delivering and laying the walls
we ieqndation o the west Liberty Academy Also laying
OF the brirk for the also, the rt q
gF9 a OF which may be Office OF
H Penh!eton, wheeling, at NJ. NJ DGuIaps near
-M ~ ~ Lht W! 81. II DUNLAP,
'n%479e1e Secretary.
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Land for Sale.
WISH ssllmy Parm Wheeling, aud win selrtt or
sired. $3.50 49,
ln5i2s q. JACOB.
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Gardner, Maine. June g, 81.
Dear SIR: have used two bottles Of Prolessov Essis
ialE and can tTly say It Is TIE graitst
GoyerY u the age. for restoring changing the hair
using IT. Was MS gray Of W
tls mas nov Atnne itl original color Ybn can
mend 1t TO the world Without the least fear rs ms sss
ons OF tbe worst kind. Yours, u y. MCEPuT.
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= have used Professor wool's HaIs Restorative ID,
ea " prevents the hair from coming OFT al
ives y M Gless and S0ftness desirable The ftu lay
na'Es Ihad have entirely disappeared. Others o. M @
"a aYe nseti u and CONCUR Wit In pronounCnE ~
u PROCESSES TO be. HENRY CLARK, Aiicbigan Arena
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aBopksS Statione &C. .Iis
As.O. ORR No. II Main stFeet Would tuyite Abe St.
o. the fsadtnB community and tneTshnhtS Ia the
20 as new large and well seleetef stock Of BaoIS
Wall Paper &C. It Is his keep on
mana 9 lell of psu Ny keptin lbs line. Give
stock and prices. y.
large nyotee Of Wall the var; which VIM bs
fendy Tor ihsertion 10 frl,Gsss
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SiAet ny 44ACI' Fotnll1nlaaeas tsc.' &C.
r. II. LOGAN & CO.,
te6sS Bridge Corner Druggists.
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For Sale or Rent.
HOUSE Hampton strect-severai To ses on Quincy
a and John streets. All near the HempHeld Depot and
the Crescent Iron orkS Also nnd DWELLING
llouse on Main street, Centre Wheeling. Enquire of
JUFN BRUCE,
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SAILING OF HqwEs 3 CCsutSGs GREAT lAlERl-
can CRCrs ExnIBITInN FOR EN8LA1ID, GEHMAxY,
AM SwlTzsRLAND.-Thc packet ship SoutIlamp:
ton, Captain Austin, left this port on 'etlnes-
day forenoon tnr Liverpool, with AIcsSrs. Howes
y Gushing Circus Company. She was char.
tered by the Yankee Snowman, and her freight
consists of the most expensive exhibition tix.
lures that has crossed the Atlantic OreaiI from
our country.
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NOuM1 3IYnshin2Ion RemnIe College Hc1I.
~ ~ #E8nIISnloTe. ~ =5zsE 80


~. - BnIt InlOTesi
summer session Of this lourshing Institution, oca
ted at Mount Nshngtpn, miles the Northern
Central salroAd and chartered by Maryland Legsa.
Will open On the first Wednesday In May, 1857, with
IN faculty Of experienced Instructors consisting Of five
and several ladies This college NIL
ven be desired for the purpose Of finished female eucatiOn
No Ialns Or expense have been spared make
ought 70 be In all reEpects The locality Is highly sauhrl0us
and has been selected the desirable
IN tle state The shady and beRuIpl afford am.
PIE scope Tor pleasant walks heHltGul recreation The
building Is large imposing brick elce Ierecte expressly
LOT nFst class female cOege HIGHT
81 win gas handsomely furnished, water supplied
story, and has accommodations for ab0u 1G bohrders-
the establishment Is complete, costing not IeSs tlan
bers 81 boaF.eFs
.laiSEass and further be
SAINT Baltimore; and Rev. G.. L. PFIpcInal Mo1nt
Washington, Maryland ELIAS HRINE
mhsI-lm-d&triw President Of the board Of visitors
AsTRRN CHEESE prime q4icle-just received and
- , ,inf 3 lie sby W. A. EDWARDS BRO,
-!on-3 corner Of Market Quincy SITS.
DINE APPLE CHElsE-jlst received ana for SAFE y
- gl.E1- EDWARDS 4 nRO.
TAI ALktNKs ALE-tust rtceiYtd az a Tor sale 6y
IL WhsB EDWARDS A
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WIS ven known Hotel has been newly reoOvafet ~
nov furnls esthe best Of accommodation 70 la7sA
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IN Ha3ing disp1sed 81 ne sine
IA eondhEked BY Yoo5
NJ cBaHitly 81 ses69,
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RI1aTEoUs RETRIBuE1oS. The N. Y. Herqa,
n4 fl,c I,arfls nf the N Y TIL. "a rnnr,ino 4I,r,

RIOHEEoUs RErRIBu7IoS.- The N. 7. Herald,
at tho hands Of the N. Y. Tines, is rcaping the
fruits Of its legion named sins. We have heard
of people, and even of institutions, laid sprawl.
ing on their backs by severe outside pressure,
hutnevor have we seen such n teetotal use up
AS in this casc From its old dusty files, its ter
eiyersatlons, falsehood, bribery, blacl-nail, and
general infamy are being raked up by its indus
eions rival, and spread before the public, day
after day, in sohd columns Aud poor Bennett,
the old, veteran, callous sinner, cannot help
self but .winks and starcs at the Developments
in common with the public. he is like a lamb
Save the lnarEl at the slaughter. The effect of
the Developments will. in all probability. be to
break downthe Herald 'scrtdit with the business
community, or rather to show that it never was
entitled to any. tsmoney articles fory back,
have been proved to be nothing but bribed
pufs.
THE UsioS sAFE-The Richmond Enquirer
formally announces the following:
Within the last six months, there have been
fssTf,,l tOrebodinGs of such state of things as
would render 1t the duty Of the Southern peo-
l'le TO dissolve their connection with the North
isuI the crisis has passed the danger has been
diverted, and we trust forever.
We trust so too, and our anxious hope is that
the EdQairer win continue to be of the same
opinion for the next month to come. In this
state of things, it occurs 10 US, that othello
S'iit be sadly off for an occupation.