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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

T. H. LOGAN CO., bridge corner Druggists. desire to
ps to their 'eul' IN the city anil country that they have
nov store & Eatsi ocl Foojs ever brought by them
to this city TH assortment Of Drugs, Paints, O''. Var
nIshes, Brushes bye Su. Gc complete, and 'lr stock
Of Varry ARTICLES Instruments n'c, rsr'umcie' &c. &c.
/, unryalgA They Invi'r call from I'll those Wishing
:, purchase at either Wlnc,aIs or Retail. Satisfaction
warranted In goods and prices ap7-Iaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
SPRING STYLE or HATS.
PATENT FLEXIBLE BAND


'INlliS Improvement consist, Of combination n prnr
pies ia reader thu SIX Hat Hand, Rfrr slight Hrr,
Srfl aHl pleasant 10 the head SRI M', without IN
jury tn Ia durability This has long hcru great IL 'rTa.
tHH, aud ly those romhnhIInn', hNyr succeeded h circ
Ing this Ohcc which combines the sOiuss OI the Felt Hat
with III" b. auN and hresy appearance Of the SH HAT and
from ~ yirlng nature readily conforms 10 the shape ui
the he thus avoiding, In very great measure, the trou
hr nud Inconvenience nf conforming AMI shaping, the
principle OF the conformauvT Is embodied In the improve
mrnt.
We have the hr, O7E;ord AMI other mos. fashionable
Eastern syi,s Of hate, :, n HARPER son.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
FULTON HOUSE,
WASHINGTON. Pa.

'TNIE unttrssn" having leased this well known no. t
tel aud having Thoroughly rrhItNl it, taxes this iS
nuuurtnny Of presenting is claims to the travelling AsL
community liz has SECURED M Errvirrs "f the most ohlis
nF aad att, Htvr wnrr aud HI, table lhr ~ all times
Furnished With the best the market affords The s'nhnp Is
The most extensive IN the county and IA RiicGd,d by care
ill hn,llers.
The most llgrni attention viii he given tn Insure the
comfort Aui IN cater to thu WtIts Of a who may hrrumr
.rgis No pains rNp'n., nl he spurr To make this
comfortable honr Tor All who may either permanently "
temporarily extend their patronage 10 H.
,,Ll,-I.truSCam InIIS HALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

TIVE Trustees NJ Mount Wood Crnrttry, being duly Hu
thDriJc Will nNur for sale m Thursday the It'll dLv"i
May lN5i On The CemrtcTy awmh, M it uuSnll lui'-
about HiN hUITrh Rnl NityR lhat pat O the Cemetery
ground already laid ont
The Trustees would npOn all persons rfrnn' Il" pu
ChVng lots IN Mount Va Il Cemetery the Importance NJ
doing either before or al the Inr the proprietor has
offered Ia double the PERCENTAGE the sale OF Ill lets made
~ them, The pruhFr IN The Trustees h fund for the
general inpONrm" 81 the Cemetery grounds, mud there
matter n FroAl Importance 10 thr tcsrrt luhoI,r,
,g Wtll rs those WhD may become purchasers.
choice VI lulS rA he khd PnY tine WCN iUus 10 the
day 81 salr by application I" the undersigned either u
The Trustees. joins GOsnOEN
President nj The Board,
join Bishop l. CoOpcrJ u Wmlns II X. List, WIN.
Tnlihul, U'O h0blon, Jas w. l1Stou, John H. Morrow,
H. H. rGi IOr, mllArul
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
MEDICAL.

uAMeToN,s T1NcTURE
WILL. CURE DYSPEPSIA
WhLCuRE COUGH
lIAMPrON'S TINCTUEE -
WILL CURE RIIEl'MATISM
NAMpTON'S TlNCTURE
WILL. CURE SCRorrIA
IIAMPTON'S TlNGTURE ,,
WILL. CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
llAMPTON'S TlNCTURE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA
IlAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
llAMPTON'S TlNCrlRE
WILL INNlGOEATE.
llAMPTON'S TlNCTUEE
WILL CURE LOW SElEllS
NAMpTON'S TINCrrRE,
Wherever u,rI In. hcrn successful in CURING DISEASE
"i T"r DISEASES Of w0WEX ,ul CHILDREN It Is /
GREA REjIED T. md .ho,lt Ne w,r'i In every family
WI wv HiGH
No i9i SouiT r,rN s1ulrr, RttriNow
M HDrIH u >HGlELIN,
no q RrGSrrR srnrET, NUTlporE
Most drtd3AR CI'f q Ncr"'Ri u veirS I,ndM5
a number Of uisrcs N hapS. restored T. i't'@,
Mss Mi@I %r0fIELD, 3r'ci'r
No $50 Bllthnotr.
Jrir,li. l,ff'F HFirisi r1N e. sFS htr.
REEgDITAEr >THrFi'id,
hoy In the family 81 the Hon ", T. Fhomn'"n, orc"
mcmh,r of Con.r,. from Kentucky, wr'a mass Of s"f"
from head to foot I'cyri' turned 'nsS "n'' lT"i"d'
IT,: oTsr he Sai' y 50 Il E Tn.%, H"'" ne '"
DYSPEPSIA, NEEl'"ES DISELSE, &C..
Mr. VIM oldham, Of Baltimore caslomhon'r, suffered
from these complaint. ior Is months With BODY nnh NINA
severely effected lie was cured by HAMPTON. Ncsr aide
rinc;urr, after other thuas failed
Mr. Henry c. Vim had Cough fr wears -fr"a'wrl'
mess, rtc had In all i've six physicians; t'l ~ ne
''"'''''K iWJ "SS ks 81 EGETIRLETyHCTrEE
Wenpnenl 10 Nnr best LnoHTn 1 G1l1Sc"S -,
WEUFFER No hEEE Mi;KE01n !Rnili& FIT
TIviIGO EA ron LND EESFoEEE0F
TNE system!
TIIE SUMMEE-ITS DTSEASES-TlIE REM.
EDY ATJlAND.
IA NPTON'S VEGETABLE YINC7IHE
We hare the strongest NJ the good ~ Ctrf
hi; medicine In Cholera MOrhus, DarrlTa, hii W eases
o the Bowels Incident to the season. II nrf"rars hr
stomach ard bowels, and renders the system great asset
nncr in combating the approach Of Indeed all fo"ns
KAMHr"NS VEGETABLE TTNCTEGE
Rv It's mild action III" stomach liver aud Kidneys viii
AFfcfi6ns, rains IN me Rick, SIZE, ami HrGH1, ttH-
EpmDiIW ST0filH, mFWHniiyB, cont. Neuralgia, r.
hia. PR'S, Enwcl GomYidiH's Worms ""d N"Toa' bc,
DELTCA RI tNILDREN,
Oar bottle will prove lis superior virtue.
As 4 FEMALE NEDltHNE
IIampnnS Tiuclurr cannot he cNcuIrl. A. cNui'ihr
agent Is far superior II the CUmrcs oi tr DAY,
producing beautiful C"nr skin, and Swing l." The Cheers
The color NJ th rose. parriug every muclr that lie
and elasticity witch gives all who enjoy health such rtnce
and beauty,
Chronic Periodical Nervous, Sick Headache NJ lang
standing has been cured hv tia nylrnrniOr and
storRyr where rrnr stimulnnt II wanted, b,lteytt
superior tn MI the corals before the public, Ia the
Y"Wh and MI Agt the Singh and Married, ole TIE
most valuable remedy.
Chllaud get Pamphlets traits. Nnl Srr cures.
For sal" by r. u I.0IUn IL 10 whrcns Gen.
crHl Agents
SolLby MORTIMER MNWRRAY,
9in baltimore IT., Baltimore,
and 8nt, BroRdWay, y. v
ER-PrIrr Al per hottie. hhlH
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AGRICULTURAL Society.

OS Saturday, the lllh Of April, at O'CLOCK ~, there
" viii hri an election Tor officers Of lr Western Wiz
gniA Agricultural Society and ndnfiTiA Institute, n the
Court House, III Wh,rlng Tor the ensuing yvNr, public
Attendance Of the Farmers, Mechanics aud Manufacturers
who crldc'ToH' VI promoting the Welfare Of THIS lniw'
ton lis Il, sired. CHARLES MARSHALL,
1rG-t Recording SrCrriarr.
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have admired it' wonderful elect Ny hair becoming
a. thought permanently srav, hut Lv II" use Of the c.
.nrntvr" II has resumed Is original color and have II"
dolht permanently So SIDNEY RREE2E
Ex-senator Unitsd States.
gentleman Of Boston writes to his friends In Nrw I'D.
ord thus:
mrncri using Professor Woo!s Hair Hrstnravr my hair
was almost white and had been for the last ten y,nr
aud wRsvcrT thin The top Of my head and very loose
anil pulled out irrrly hut found that before hal u'"i all
the second bottle (which eight wccES) nv hair wa'
entirely changed to ~ original color flight BROWN aud
now free from 'lan'lru1 and quite moist have had
lair cut five six times the change and have mover
seen thin: like Wlte hair starting from thu root, ant
Is now ~ thick 1t was an docs not cons out
Az IN. proved IN ms case all that could wish 10 h'E.
July |, l$IS. Yours, &c, -.
Gtrdner, " Itne. June o., 81.
Dear Sir: have used tVn bottles " Professor WnorS
Hair Restorative, and can truly say, Is the greatest h
cov"ry Of the for restoring anil c ing III" h,r.
Before using Il, I was as gray man Of seventy VI
hair has attained ltS oginal color You can re n.
mend /" the world without the last fear rs ms chs. "a,
one OIL the worst Kind. Yours. D. y. MCRpili
St. Louis, March :, ISL,
Prof Wool: Nv hair commenced f,llns OF some rr's
or four since, and rna;nu, n 10 - until hacmc
quite bald, tried M the pppuir iicnrI Of tt lu,
hut to no Ell Ct ~ last was rlucrl to try ynur cr'I
ted Hair Restorative and an happy to saw It I, Inng ,
drrs have now fin" growth n hil-. and ch'-.
'uly recommend IL u'r u All niINrr afflicted.
&C WILLIAMS, = Second Street
EU,IU, Michigan, Au.r,' ?, Isl
Tits Is to certify TINT year ago W., ql~ srlg,ap
my hhlr 50 thin upon the top ~ nv teal TINT trarrl T.,
entire lass In this cunlion applied for aml taJr,
bottle Of Prof Wool" j-ntlyr" and hrforr hlfi
one quart bottle, n" iIrs hal entirely dnprr,r
and had thicker ed up AZ To b. Ne full usual u
'nmed glossy appearance Apparently more hcaui 'tf7
ever was before. 10, therefore, Chrer!ly recommend
to all those llli"s who value sautI nj hrnh 81 mrr
VII. also state that NE noH, occaSionallc for healthy
and hraGtiIyns effects SARAH J. EEUWN
Chicago Nav ,i>ii
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative to dr
dci ADVANTAGE prevents the hair from coming cut and
Syrs LI}'s md sonncs: very desirable The few rray
lnirS hail. have cnielV disappeared. Others Of my i.
us have used AMI concur vita In pron0uncrg Al
PROCESSES To be. HENRY CLARK, Michigan Ayrrur,
, $; hOuis, SEPT 20 iSj
Dr. wooi-Sr: | have used nearly tirrr ho,,.. ~
Your llnir Restorative, and have found effect. v,y
lS'"ctorv T. has entirely DESTROYED an anlru 'au RI.
hrni' AMI restored my hair to It. original color whc m
become quite gray. VS.. TRuESDNLk
O. }. WOOD CO, Proprietor ~? broadway, S.Y.r'.
III Market st., 81. L,n!..
80 F0rsRlr IN WhrclInrhv
T. II LOGAN 4 co,
mh'- m-I"N Bridge Corner.
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American Wines and Brandy.

cincinnati Lr,in,lS and 21nf'S kktId hrdri.
CPARKlING CATAWHA, Quart, amt PiUtsJ The rival
- Of French Champagne.
STILL CATAWBA, Corresponding to German lIock
Wines.
CArAwBA nEAEnY, Distilled from CntoVha Wine
Strictly pure, for medical purposes unrtvallcl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
MONROE HOUSE.
Opposite THE SUSPENSION p"lDGEl
WHEELING, VA,
VIM. BARRETT, propriotoI.

W." D IA N n ~ PFopFietof'
THIS we'll known Hotel hiS been newly renovated ~
nav lrnIS the best Of AccommyiaoU,to Traveller
an! bnarlpTs
AT MODERATE RATES.
hblocaied var the centre n the CITY, opnn,tr ,r sl'.
pension Brlg" nu nnly 'cw squares from The R,U.a,
Drpcts and steamboat LANDING
EXCELLENT STARTLING
Il attached to tie House. Traveller, and NAV rest
assured that no pNn' viii be spared 10 ALI 10 rr rrn
lNrl anlI-trl.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
PROF.. .. j. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
FOR FRnnutING uGIW nN
BALD HEADS.
NNn RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR.

'INIIIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUNLLED PRErAEA.
ton has never failed to prniuC" a growth on Halt
Heads Hhru used according To the directions, and turn
hair 1rk To It's original color, alter having become
and rrnSalr II IN all It's original health lusirr soiiu''
and beauty Removes nj once alt scrrf, gurT nrl
pleasant Itching. srroRla rrutonS amt frVcT hcNt from
thu sCalp, II MS" r"vcHts IL" hair from becoming
healthy AMI failing on. and hrnrr acts NJ perfect
HAIR lNNlGORAr0R AND TONIC.
We annex few certificates Ia CnFrOoratr our nsScr.
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For Rent,
For Rent,


vTNITE Store Room on Main street formerly occupied hr
George Mrndrl rs Furniture Warrronm. Arnly to
LrcHl FRANCIS H. ARMSTRONG.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
IlON- m II. .IOIlNSON.

CRY ~ washington, SN March, ISL
IhNyc examined the names .: hose vito have signed
certificate, respecting Mamplou'. Vegetable Tnr'Sre,'
aud among then, recognize gentlemen Of tn, Ht respect
ahlty y jane. +. DAVIS, Thoma, II. Shelly, SM Noel
Waller golc, ani uvrrly IrI.-,csc ME gentlemen Of
hF earaer, and may be- relied oth' other n"'Ht' ma!
be rqua! respectable, bet Sa 'o; rcF'onay NcQ"'n'i
Nrt ts,p,. I'D NJ JOHNSON.
DR JIs.g IIINrToS
tB-Can and set pamphlets and read for yourselves.
tn LOGAN co,
sra-iV.dav General Agents.
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For Rent.

ROOM In the InteEr nc"r building, formerly occupied
y hy j. II. Prnlieon, ne law office Possession given
IN Isl April. Apply ut this office. frhl'-u
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tt,a;,9O3 I!

state Of Connecticut
County % Hartford y g
sworn to before me his III day NJ January. 1885, bv T.
e. tF'n, Vice rrcsldyni, AMI ruos A. ALiX,NuGR See.
rotary lIENNY FOWLER
,. Justice Of the Peace.
+. u. SwEARlNGES, Agent for Whrcl!hv,
EW mice Union Halt building, Main street.
'Uh9S.lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

\ CNIID TO 'TTIII l.NI)IFS.
M. DvrONCO's GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS are lnf,,l-
blcn N"prn.rs irregularities Of the mrn'r-
These Pills nothing new, hut have been u'"hby tie Doe
for years both in France and America, with I'M
pArac success in every ease, and he Snrgrd by many
'lousan ladies WIN have use them, to make the r pub
c the AevIaon of those suffering from any Irregular
tiles whacVcrA well preventive to those ladies whose
health will permit increase Of fany. Pregnant r.
males, those 'rpo'ng hre cautioned
against these Pills. tht proprietor assumes no
Sponsmliy after the above admonon, although their mild
would prevent any injury to healt otherwise these
Plls are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold Wholesale and retail by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

FRESW IRTI7S
INEESlI Peaches Cherries BAckbCrrrs, Ras"bcrrlr',
i Plans, Pine ApIss, GoUsUbrrrI's &c yui received
AMI for sale ri DREW DRAKES
np9 Cash Grocery Store, No, Washington Hall.
TNREsM uREEN PEAS AND TOMATOES. for sale ly
/ DREW DRAEE,
aI0 No. 3 Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

1 TWO story frNmr honsr On MnrroW street, containing
~ four rooms and Kitchen Apply TO ,,
Aut GEO E. wtCKIAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

NEW 1AFFaIIBEIHFNO'
WOULD announce to the Subscribers Tor pnIcfs, Period
ea' &C. whose Racs have been trhnSierTri I" us from
MIR Toh'. Books TINT we are receiving said rcr0G
rnIs Ic regularly and would request those above referred
to- to call al III Main Any wishing to discontinue
their subscriptions, viii pleas" advice thatWc may notion
ger preserve their COPIES. We hive just rcc Wwl case -"
elegant Fnnil, llc Hlo late publications. Mn lrnts and
Mrs. SouIhwOrli'S Works Everything In the Book mud
Stationery line can be hat Al the Cheap book store No.
III Main street. tHPloI JAS. Z OEH.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-29
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

DR.. DUPONcO'S GOLDEN FE.N.4LE Pills arc
inaiibe in removing stnppages Irregularities
These pills nothing but have been used
by the Doctor for many years both in France and Aef
ca, with unparalleled in every case, and is
urged by many ladies no have used The make these
pills public for the aIevation # suffering from any
Irregularities whatever, well preventive those
ladies whose health will peTI increase of family
Pregnant females, those surprising themselves So
cautioned against using these pills. the proprietor
sumes responsibility after the above admoniiion
though their ndness would prevent any injury heah
otherwise these pills recommended Directions ac-
company each box. Price 81 Sold rbOIcscle and retail
by F. A. IARDT & CO., General Agents for Iewis,own,
Mifin county, Pa and also agents for Beevile Mrny,
Reedsvile, AHenvllie &c. They will supply dealers
the propTetors prices aud send the pills Indies (con
dentiagl by return mail to any part Of city country.
on receipt OF 81 through the Lewisown post office
particulars get circular of agents ssee that each hox
has my signature. j. DUPONCO,
jy30 Broadway post Office New York
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below; and as they obeyed him the sound
of the advancing horsemon drew fearfully
near.
Down with you, Harry--be quickp ex-
claimed the scout; and hurried thus by his
companion, Bodman soon stood beside Mary
and her father.
Brady followed, and upon reaching the
ground, hurried forward to large log lying
in the yard directly in front of the window,
behind which he ensconced himself, point
ing the muzzle of his rife towards the
house.
This had scarcely been done before the
troopers reached the house, sprang from
their horses, and in few moments the
scout saw the head of Langsford thrust
from the window To level and fire, with
the effect already noted, was but theswork
of an instant; and as the Captain fell
heavily back upon the floor, the tramp Of
more horses was heard, and the rebel band
of Marion gallopped to the spot.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-29

EB-C. C. Spotswoed, Esq, formerly OF
this place, who put on democratic coat last
year, we hear it stated has been elected clerk
of the district court in the county of his resi-
dence, Minnesota, having run on the demo-
cratic ticket.
nSThe Hollidaysburg Standard notices
as a remarkable fact" that three democrat
ic doctors have been elected to the Legislature
from Blair, Huntingdon, and Mifiin. Is it
not more remarkable that the party profes-
sing to be all bone and sinew, should SO inya-
riably prefer professional to working men
R@~A boy named Samuel White, aged Is
years, who was engaged with number Of
others in ealathumpian serenade, in Lam
caster county, on the marriage of his sister,
drank quantity of whiskey when invited in
to the house, and was found dead next morn
ing.
Notes.-The Philadelphia Banks, in ask
ing the county banks to furnish them with
funds to redeem, the latter's notes. Consid-
ering the city banks TO have been the first to
suspend, and with some of them we think it
will be lasting enc, this is remarkably
modest request.
RG-The Lancaster Intelligencer complains
that while the democratic employees of the
Railroad there voted and then went to work,
some of the republicans staid on the ground
to eIectioneer. Well, here it was just the
reversible American republicans voted and
then went to work, while the democratic en-
ployees staid On the ground and electioneered
with as much grace as when the canal board
controlled the ditch.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market

Oct. 26.-The cattle market this week clo-
sed rather dull, and prices for best quality of
beeves declined about so cents on the 100 lbs.
The entire supply at both yards amounted to
about 1900 head. The sales ranged from 81
to 10.
The sheep market was quite liyelv. and
5000 head were sold at from So to At for fat
sheep. and from to for store sheep. $50
cows arrived, and were sold at from $40 to 65
fer fresh cows, and from S23 to 35 for dry
COWS. There is no change in the hog market.
FIeur. Grain, sc.
There Is rather more inquiry for Flour for
Europe, but without change in prices. Sales
OF common and good extra at SIS SOFAS so q
Dbl, and select lot at 6. There is more in
curry Tor home consumption within the range
OF the same quotations for common and extra
brands, and Sc 25(07 for fancy lots. In Rye
Flour and Corn Meal nothing doing-the for
mer is scarce and wanted at "a %, the latter
at 90 % bbl, without buyers.
Grain-The supplies of Wheat continue
small, and it is in demand for milling. Sales
of prime Tennessee at l26c % bu for red, and
l36 for white, and prime Southern white at
1850, afoat. There is very little Rye coming
forward, and sells on arrival at 73(075c.@
Corn is very dull and offered ut Toe for prime
yellow, which is above the views of buyers
new yellow sold at 6S3c. Oats are dull
prime Delaware sold at 32c % bu small sale
Of Penna Mt 34c.
There is very little Cloverseed coming for
ward, and prime lots are taken on arrival al
IS p "a TBS. Timothy and Flaxseed are
dull.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-29

aGFThe Interior Department bs,
information that drover lately vb;,
sing the Great Plains, nnnecessaril, In
woman and child Of the Snake Ins;..
also fired at the war chief Of the ,,;.
consequence of this, the Indians ara !.
incensed. As they have heretofore :. IL
remarkably good terms with the whit.
have steadily refused to take par. ~,
Mormons, the fear is that they will :,
part from their friendly policy. The n.
ment will at once take measures 10 ,..f Nv
possible. the mischief thus occasioaaa ~
sJGovernor Grimes, of Iowa b,.:
proclamation. declaring that in acea.s c' .s''4
with the decision of the Cummiss;oSnS..Uaa
pointed for the purpose of locating a Il.
tol of the State, the constitution and M y \
establish the capitol at Des Moines sa sai = :
State University Mt Iowa City. The "A.
the State will be forthwith renewed : \
Moines, and the next Legislature, lust sI"l
will assemble there.
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Died.

In this place. on Wednesday morniD, ,
SEPH YEAGER. aged about 30 years
On the 10th inst. in Menno towns
JOHN OATENkIRK, aged about IS y,
On Saturday the 10th inst. at his resid,
in Lost Creek Valley, Juniata couatv !
merly of Miftiin county, WILLIS C0PIT
Sr., in the 10Th year of his age.
Mr.. Coplin. during his long life, discba,,
his duty faithfully and honestly in all Le',
lations of life. Ills unbcnding integrv
irreproachable character made him ns
friends. lie has left widow and /,
family to lament his loss. wy
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s9~The Philadelphia papers of Monda

D@-The Philadelphia papers of Monday
report the proceedings of meeting of Ger
mans held in lager beer saloon on Sunday
afternoon. The principal speaker denounced
railroads particularly as all insolvent, and
then averred they must give them work or
bread, or there would be fight. The best
thing our government could do with the navy
at present would be to transport these turbu-
lent spirits, whether Dutch or Irish back to
their fatherlands, where, instead of wheat
bread, they could again live on oat meal and
sourkrout.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-29
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-29

Hollo,cays Pus.-Liver diseases of all
kinds tend to the destruction of that organ.
Sometimes it is reduced to mere shell, which
blow would break up, before the disorder
kills the patient. Surely none but madman
would neglect such a complaint until the ia
tai crisis arrived, when he had at his COM
mand an unfailing remedy. Iolloway's Pills
produce more potent effect upon the liver
than any other medicinal compound, vegeta-
BILE or mineral. The symptoms of bilious
maladias are yelowness of the eyes and skin,
pain in the right side, and, in remittent ca
ses. chills and fever. Any human being thus
afflicted may cure himself within ten days by
taking Holloway's Pills in conformity with
the directions.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-29

nSrA very severe case of Sure Eyes. of S
years standing was cured by the use Of Da
VaPs Galranic Oil II is one of the most
soothing and pain quieting agents that can
be had. In Erysipe'as of the face, it will
often remove the pain in ten minutes.
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Mills; j. r. Hoops, Rothrock's Mills and at
the Bee Hive Drug Store, Lewistown.