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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
American Wines and Brandy


lT..ia.lot5 trlaEs 1sei Zs-ss'r ls.Gsd bTS5es-
G-PAEKLING OAFAWtiA, S0nATts ana 4as''i -
- o. preach CaamPaEps. c-.- TJset
STILL CATAWBA, CCrEesPoadns 20 SeT1aAa HSs
M'tIST:vRI ERANDY, Dstulsd tso5 cst4Ebs Wires-
s.@i-tiS TsIr-; for E-ed5ezI PzrPeses 1artT9HSs.
DIRECTIONS.
ne WINS In : iari.1si-i fios, and IN : ssLiHF
= A. -vr- tstapeFaf1rr- .,-,,,-,.- - 49,,
IL etf s<ytfr the SPARKLING WINES sheslid = Eept
Ia ~ ays before lsinE ro2sa OF AZ the ten,
.rsterr 81 ataf . rrvs, thAt ie Nlayf Ar "a
F. |sfsals never - esei L SPARkLlSG cAiAWbA
yyIEs f5r IL afzres and hAYoE AID alias
~ NIns sLSss destroying heir eA-1stes. 4as "thS ~
to sensitive - 1ear - -. ,.z,t.. - ~.
- IL rsrF41r above Wines 10 TIE natsF o. 1he
1880 l,ie e ieslTe AZ ISrsons she ilst
,le thsr. h; tSey st-.cSly fr1E u Cl % III
s-,TtRl tiE4PE rr fs. afd rrsT1 form q ai'5r
S,o1 aa4 e6ztsistas sleeaoi iat aeli
re- SPARKLING CATAEBA 4 net Ezafe % lNlsAEA an5
s,5 arfIell t1s III ie=i 70 D 10; star y
= -sT-sseatea A ElericTu aIlSltn= " me As
C--.5T, "a. i FRENCH Sparkling Vine Itere Tue ~
etasss; American t=ars = far more IisA
nj fruits IN is fayor, 19ss dciietotS Ee TX
vree Say, AID asoaststsct y III tEs t@sts 59 Ieas-
n STILL WTSE ; Airiiy esteemed b Medical men Is
I,s rirahIe tonic t1valias Aad for SAeE11ENTAL
purposes Wholly uzz1esIsiocsbls.
M BRASDY made the CAtAs5A Grape ti=Ts IN
Material dsrse froa oEf Ty Rrsea Brandy O. ee1rse
bgt Al the tine Il al thee qsaties Vih
s55a elaraetertz= superior article Ct kind zsd When
Il ssfre strictly Pare Brady for medicinal o.
CHR rsirpzzss, cannot be over esttEsafeSl
rsr 40 br I. Il. LOGAN CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
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FULTON HOUSE.

r1E uudersyrsf having leased this vel noEn ho- -
;ei and having thoroughly reit5ed H. taxes ms IS
opportunity Of PEeseaiiRg - claims . The
-r.-nits He has the services Of the most o.
Ing aad asteEtISe Taiters; and his table VII BE- AZ AZ
farnsed with the best Tie uaTEr aoT3s The =
ful hostlers- =. -. - :.
me most iiliEen: attention I'll = tyi % iafEe Is
.anfort and 70 ester to TIE EactS % al she t4S
Guests 40 pains expense VII be spared te rake Va
roforfabe hose FOR al nay either PcEransnty %
Temporarily sSt,i their patronage 70 X
LIZ. = IL -lnLLn LLtl.L-
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Wheeling High School

THE subscribers associated themselves for the pur
Pose foPsninS Classical ADD Mathematical school in
wheeling. il In resFct,
equal 20 tie best AeaieEes and High Schools IN eodn-
tr PsPis will prepared Any class in College,
or to enase p=rsuIts % lie. The course of
studies will embrace the En-ish, Latin, Greek, French,
and Spanish anglsges snl full course Of Mathematical
PriaG5pas had ample experience in teaching In
Acaie=8- and graduates Of tEo Of the best
United States, and fpEns katsfse-
tory Testimonials and references.
The Military Feature will he introduced so far Is 70 have
daily drill, which m b. found Of great aiyautze 10 EiT
ing regular eerctae % the pupils AID Improving their ear
rage.
TeSehooi viii be opened on the Eth Of March and close
vacation 9Th o. JuIy. DGe notice
= be given OF the location OF the school
For present, the 2rineipals be found At the a1re
House, zh=re application be made for further inloEa-
fiou. J. JONES,
Of the Va Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, a. ~
Of Princeton College. y J.
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REMOVAL.
THE underlined grateful fog the patronage they have
from citizens OF Wheeling aud the public
generally, the oil s:aad respectfully ak eonia-
- t=ir location, NO 1l5 Man, be-
tseel Monroe and Union streets
We purpose, all % keep such sssortment If
CHINA, GLASS, QUEESSWARE, HOUSE 4 STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that viii he most likely to u;
OF who favor with their patronage
spacious aOTiiag facilities unsurpassed
in the exhibit goods advantage and aside from
Retailing and packing department shai continue 20
keep hand original packages OF assorted Qne=nsEare,
adapted TO this section OF country and the extreme West
which will be offered small advance the cost
Connected with this house, Ia a FLINT GLASS MANU-
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants NAV rely upon
saving the carriage the East this point b. buying
their Glass AID QueengEare from
J. X DuEHAA I Co.
M hefwean Monroe K Union
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RevolVers! Firearms!
CUTLERY! VARIETY #GOODS:!
TRUSS rs. =.
WOULD call attention large and splerai t2eE o;
Frearras consisting Of SiaSjs And Double Barred Grns
Colts, Aea's. Marfo1, and WaTsrs RsvslTsEN, srd
great variety Of Pistols too 10 Eenflo1-
ALSO-A Elsadd stock Of Gallery, Variety Go5ds, ete
Trusses and Supporters IN great variety.
kfads Of nth neatnezI AID t!s-
pGteh Al T CARTWRIGHTS
Cutlery, Variety and Mns5e Store,
je19 rs Mhtast-. Wheeling.
DARTICULAE attention called to new style o. leyer
vateh egeT pdTf gCtc1feI q HsaHtstefErsafa Alfr-
G1 which eass every VARIETY ofsyis, gold aid EHVeE
sEed Esd al ElFEAnted 20 b correct
YoT AZ bT C. P BLOWN.
maTl Tsshinsfc1 Ban Monroe St
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

Lave vo1 prstep..a. Ne TRAXAL'S ELINIE.
II Hayeyeg Rh=Uz1atts-1 49, ~
A. Vrs All headea. WOODS ttAIk EtsTOiNAt4hE
n, rsl s-nt 3 rpo-l LeliE. FOFSfIAS BALM
10 voa hrash 7-enEh, Or Soti!e oire Frfu7s'
% % th@ BrfIsc Corner pTug Store
CONCENTRATED LIZ
OIL. - $1,000. =
nave yoa c5ash, sstss H0AgHoUSD BALsAM.
Do EAat
a15T-,r..r BALM % IhaGsahd Fl9Eers
TTrsE E=sefF5e OF
Syringe
H-ff TIue Spoage
70 % The Bridge esTnsF EruE Store
HolAEay's pl1ls and ointment
Bster's Cod liver on
BaerhaVe's Holland BitteTs
Hocisnd's G~rzsan Bttsrs
" =. 81. LOGAN = CO.
- prEI5- Cor,rr Drars4hs.
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JeWeIry! Jeweirr!
| TUST received, direct from The Manufacturers,
q doz. Cameo Breast Pins and Ear Drops,
Gold Stone do and do
8 Mourning do and do
. Pearl, Coral, Mosaic, &c do
Gents Breast Pins. ass'd,
l Plain Fancy Gold Bracelets,
! = Guard Z Fob Keys, Seals. &C.,
Gold Guard Vest ( Rob Chains,
81 FINGER Rings,
ls Plata aud Paaey S. S. Breast Pins Ear Drops,
5 Ribbon and Guard Slfdes,
Bracelet Clasps,
And many other articles in The Jeelry ne which
VIII be sold to the city AID country trade prices
mh2I ] I. SCOTT.
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1851.
NO. ia MAIN STREET.
.TORF GRE.AlIIY
"RHNHEN"0Dg


ofue first class
bk
Iaeh
Ty hyhI Irg
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l=--i1.l1 II tr1Icss ,isef Eas'r 1slGnd br5ses-
> Of Preach CaAnPaEpf. -. e.--,, Heck
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ma ~. "a SMITH.

DIR V. g. SMITH,
TTDTTOR Of the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
II aad Mayor Of Boston. eve learn that Dr. Watt
j. Publishing second edition Of his book, entitled
Manual Of DtTectiuns for the EpIy OF Iiections.'
As these books sold in connection Eth his improved
Srinses, gratifying evidence Of the OF his
enterprise. This hook and syringe highly sPo-
ken Of By the Medical press, el by % emf
neat hySieinuA.
usenl little volume eonld Eeareely have been writ
tsf a Il a5oGEds 10 ntSEInaiio1 mich EVERY FAMILY
IS OCCASIONALLH II WANT OF, and it contains with4l
sen,s P6rtsnt ehaPtes Nhieh Addressed PaEe
ularly 10 Physicians.
Or. watisons Syringe and Mammal, are for sale By
taylI I. II LOGAN ( Co. Bride cor. DruT=iSfs-
WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
M viii sell ane Side heavily eia1ei paper .:
SlA AMI sI e=ats. shsh foriaeriy sold. and Il
selling eseUlsre At 20 and 5. cents per bot The paperis
IN perfect order and the only reason ogr i Induce
ent to purehasers i that the papers, the pees
ARE too high for the market. We also hands very
aue asSoreuf Of cheap paper which osr very low.
AlsO Just received books, among the private
Correspondence Of Daniel Webster, BY s1n; WIS BY
Mrs SeuhEcTtk; Travels In Euro Iransens; Inquire
Within; The days OF my Life; School lusesnt GrscIa
Amber, By Mrs Dennison: resourczs Ee Maps
% Western StAtes for 81; also, fall SeaGO
and Blank Books, e., SC
J. G. OER's,
rav1 No. III Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
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lIRECTIONS.

sRAxpY. D.stnIsd froE Cat4Eb4 Wire
s.e;-,iS Tar-; for r-sisezI PzrPosss 1ariv9hed,
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MISCEL.E ANEf9TTS
HoLLOwAY's GENUINE ARNIC37- pT "a

tI4HEsE Ps<teTS are prepared fss-,i Ne Art
5sietaLle Ssrraany yeSISia
~. sasy = q atEast DE sttso Of ne sT9. ~
tae EleiieAl iS teuiaEly, rs EunJsTai r.sf,
proeTtes By IT. sila1isttas and nn54ss s-t ~
IT. '9 Ffsf IN az eass q st q ssEs, f
lrasi9res s9ut, Fesiazl IgIazEe aal Z yi,
SnAlliats y. nSeE peIrtI, eeu5rs eIfs
'Cats j 40 TaAsk preparation, has oney.ar4f,, ~,
etlon % ,ns 9eiFci Professi5ut re mast erafet ~
VAT t-szsorT Of tes EaEefaf &C., son
tta, AID eeoeaaeud them 70 ne stfsstfss
eisss- Isy hare heen before the paIIe - e
t ~. 1eteAr AMI q the many ti11tauI dsz-s
lSS - . az % q s47le ss u tsrs b 9iss sst "
Prs1- On tse loiteat LaIabsff1 are cav.
S11li2tte1ie ADJ may y The reasf
so1s n Al sSztioas Fe tsy as=e rsslT - pl pr
NaS E9El the ziitest Itseh. ssd by tos' q "a aay
7: II. LOGAN r co
M BFf3ge Cerrsr
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MEDICAL.

leanse the BLOOD ana Cure the 9,SS
ana jndxe Of iheir VirlHea.
FoE TltE cCRE az
1.,aaehe. sic IIendaehe, Feat stomach.
Pr--SErEsH Pa Nay J. lSs5-
Da y Ans, s,r hare t~sa Es7saisty eSs3 y r M
/ pms /, see-Ts 90 frOn feel siosasea Ees ~
eIe9nss = saee. I; tsss I'll ez=s stasEs - - -
fast Is s''5 20. y. PREBLE CTs-E y e4sr catea
EIIIous disorder. aud Liver C&@PiR 1lE g;
sIxSr - IA ISrssiaz. n AszrSzIeS e I'D, -
Tbsss sy-s yezr Piiis ~ esnsral AID heaPiial
prAe,is. syeI sag ga siif 49, s 1 TsiTeizs
a. sf 3 81 rtg : sSs and decided. ss5Ssaily iy
are az A avS To- t Quad case O soss asd'e 50
obstinate tAs Il % -; really 10 g TIJINp
SPsE.iesss e ~ R S;l... 6otPi'al'
Dy.eHt1ry, RelaE ~ "R TcN SoTa Is, 1ss.
DE Am: Tos- Pits -: Fers;ioa 81 - "a
Save eas ~ Si 3r Tscn.hs Weai 81 BE soe
ters = sTeS exps:s hot better she thea SO.
faEisrEs Quantities. Of Cdeal from her esy. L-S
sfrsrds cared her ard car t1o elldrsn o. - s,-5
him via two does yer Ps, -s e;fe-s ATos y
Tasa fro1s hys . tvsty do.srs ,S SECS z1Sii-
eise a yc1rs, which Z 9Ss1ay p1TTIS Tos,sItsy
priced here GEo = u Llt ~, -, !. $50,
TuIiEestiou and InPurity OF ths Bt9 1si.
Prom Re-. ] :. Hfits Pr scr e AGssat =
- = - s.sIv I'd aasoa- those called 70 visit in
dlsiTeEs To regulate the oBs o. disilon M tly -
esn sonadsniiy recommend therl to frGE9s 1883
Years, v HlSlEs
T.szrS WTosISs Co. " T. Ok q, isSS-
sr4- an usIaCyeur CatzTtc Pills II Pr2ettee
aa4 ara ri an excellent IarEaiise 10 cleanse ne system
aaa Psray ne fountains @ JoiIS g. NEGcHANI, N D.
E,rv,ipeIns, seroflIn. KInS's xviii, Tetter,
Tumors, and salt Rheum.
From FsTtrIrtf71 Merchant 81 n LoHtz, fs' = $50
pz A4EE: Year pills the parzEou Of all that re7t
in medicine They have cured lii;le danshter % rteeT
cas- sores aPoa hsz h11a. ani ia ts ad proved issgre-
Be f5- yer Her u1stser ben long Ersvozsi- zst-
81 fth bIotehes AID piPieS her sSin ard n her air
80 .g-e,f ber ASA 5IORGRlDtfR-
Rhenma IIsus. Neuralgia. md 6sOHt-
Fry-1 ~ RST Or Qztetss, ffs> HstLosts: @
PEI ISrf Hocss. saTASSAsi. GA. Jan. 6 lisa /
HoNoAED sra shenId u lncTatcfui foE TIE rei
si!u has brought II id report case 20 you \
eeld settled IN ms lfLihz and brought eNrsI;l7E
rl-f- fsars shIch =lded II chra1c EhetaaiS7 Set+it-
Standing tbs hsst Physicians he disease EIeE
aai wore. uufil by the atEics q yo1r e1esitst
Baltimore Dr.. Mackenzie, tried yoIr FtiIs 4aeF
si9=, but B. PZrssveT41S II 'is Iss g '
el;irely veil.
szSt7E CHiHsEA, BlzoS Rorsr, L.. Ost -
D. Ara haYs been entirely cured y yo1r ~. -
- 49, VINCENT SLIDELL-
Por Dropsy, Plethora. or Kindred Com.
1InInts requiring active Tazs tass are an exeei=t
For CosIIveaess or CousunPIion, apd n" I"
DInHeF ISfII fiey ayrsrAhie AID eaeesuAl-
PIts. suPpressioa, Paralysis. lnann m1-
len, ana rr-a Oe1fueaS. aul Parttni ttllna-
ieas have beea cured b The Alternative aeieao tes
IL
Most Of The pills in rzArSst contain Mercury which al
1A valuable remedy -filf hands i s=fons n
,noE is laeaztioas Ihsss CONTAIN 70 OF En-
IEnF,z II
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C.GARFORTHS

Ale and Porter Bottling Establishment,
ZASE sTREsT, EETEEEg TIFIH sTGIR SIS
EAST WHEELING, VA.
GOOD supply Of Smiths celebrated Kennel and other
~ Ales, BroEn Stout AID Porter Always hand. TaT-
and families supplied reasonable terms
- All orders addreSsed-Box No. III, PoSt-ORee-Ei
be promptly attended TO. apS
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JOBSi JOBS,
Ways sen a. levy, !. 20 se
- Pc I'D Et3e Chirtz Eorrh Rec At IsH
cases t'7shas- of Superior quaity and fast eelor,
sta leTy-a vsEy great barg1in
Ca7lE DsLatnS-a fe5 thoEIznd yards % beautiful De-
LslnS on tine caailI clAths, saeh ~e sold ats5tr
tine bro MHsiES, EeEtii IL AZ E;[e-lt
ap9s STONE THOMAS,
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NOTICE.
No. 9 WASHINGTON Hail.

THE undeTslgned Eoaid respectfully Inform HE friends
sud patrons AMI the citizens Of wheeling and vicinity
EeneFaly that Fail Winter Stock Of
Cloths C4seFes and Yetgs, AL o. which be Is prepared
up order In the latest and lost approved style
bet manner short notice and priees which eanno
please the best buyers. An goods warranted 70 be
good recommended, sale. J. n. SfALLAAS5
oefff Merchant Tailor.
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NOTICE

1E once q NE Western TELEGRAPH Co. has been Moved
70 ths B. o. r r Depot he public WI please bear
n rnd that this 4 only 5fCef 70 Baftinaore and
Washington City. Dispatches received al points East
J. b NEtLos, Agent. 1880 fsss
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-20

The Ice TRADE.-The ice men are beginning to
drive a good business. Ice last year was cheaper
than it had been for length of time. We in
formed by Mr. Ernest Keyser, Jr, of the pioneer
in the ice business in this city, that the ice this
son is of a superior quality, but the price has
COUPLED, good article, free from snow, was sci
ling last year eighteen cents per hundred for hotels
In 1855 the price fifty cents for the same guam
tty and the rate this year will be thirty eight cents
adopted by the Knckerbocker and New York
Companies The scale Of prices for family use is IL
lbs. 6 cents; 20 lbs. cents; 80 lbs - cents;
100 lbs. 80 cents. Hotels and Restaurants sup
piled at discount on these rates.
The crop this year is large, sound and good North
River ice, from Rockland, Athens and Castkill is
considered preferable. Two hundred thousand tons
sold in New York annually and the greatest con-
sumption is by butchers and for shipping. Ships
usually take out about forty fifty tones for their
own use. Dealers pay about So 81 per ton for the
ice which they load from barges that bring it down
the river The ice firms contract with the dealers
for the season. the variation in the heat
of the weather, &c. has no effect to regulating the
price. An immense quantity is taken from this port
by briggs "hich 60 up the North River, and load at
the depots. Millions Of dollars are invested in the
trade, and probably not less than one thousand men
and boys are in various ways connected with the
sale of ice in this city. great competition obtains
with the ice men, and they carry from Two thousand
five hundred to three thousand pounds to the cart
load, drawn by two horses, and sell from four to five
tons per day. Express
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-20

DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED New karlsruhe
MAN:-The New Hampshire papers announce the
death Of Hon. HENRY HUBBARD, who for many years
Of his life occupied distinguished position in that
term, and one Of its Senators in Congress for con.
siderable period. He was a man of useful but not
SNOWY talents, q firm Democrat of the National
school, and possessed liberal share of the respect
and confidence of his associates in and out of the
National Councils Within year or SO, New Hamp-
SHIRE has lost number of her leading citizens We
may mention ATHERToN, NoRR1s, BELL, and now
HuBBARD-all ofthem cut down in maturity Of man.
hood with the exception of the last mentioned, who
had reached the ripe old age Of eighty.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-20

DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES, PAST AND TO CoAE.-Ihe
glorious victory recently achieved by the democracy
of Virgina-more overwhelmingly decisive than
any that have yet been won in the Old Dominan-
has called forth the velest expressions of gratitude
and admiration from the democratic press in every
section of the Union We copy the following spirit
ed and suggestive notice from the Albany Atlas and
Argus
"John Randolph Tucker, democrat, is elected at
torney general of Virginia by an overwhelming ma
jority-probably 1000.
The black-republican papers, and the Geographic
organization controlled by them, have SUPPRESSED
this great fact in the recent election and it reaches
us tardily through the local press
1t is glorious result and one of which ever Vir-
ginian may be proud.
Last fall she gave 20 54s majority for Buchanan,
and there seemed margin to gain further victories
yet she has nearly doubled the figures of last fall,
and shows majority which must exceed the agre-
gate vote of the opposition!
Pennsylvania is in the field with its candidates,
and democrats of that State pledge themselves to
majority of $4,000, also; and they will redeem the
pledge! Yet Pennsylvania had only a majority of
1925 ever the combined opposition and they count
upon this gain despite of the coalition of blacks and
know nothngs on Wilmot
So much for the old keystone State; so much for
Old Domnion Now, what Of the Empire State,
which has often goriously led the of the demo-
cratic column?
We have victories in the Northwest. Iowa and
Minnesota arc redeemed. We have substantially
carried Connecticut against the opposition. And is
New York to remain isolated from the West and
South cut off from the sympathies of the Union
and penned within the confines of petty PrOscrip-
tive and sectional party?
'Let the democrats Of New York pondeE- this
question for while, and how they to answer
it by deeds in the contest of next fal?"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-20

nal battle ground of progress down to the grand
old ocean, shall float out upon its CLASSY back the
countless riches of our State, and these waited by
favorng gales all over the world, shall with thous
and tongues proclaim the glory and honor of North
Carolina and crcling the globe these praises shall be
caught up by her own sons and daughters, and from
the Cape Fear to the French Broad, from the hills
in the fullness of their souls
Raise aloud. raise together the heart-thrilng chorus
Hurrah Hurrah! the Old North State forever
Hurrah! Hurrah the good Old North State"
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For the Standard.

nsssps Holden WILSON Icing Bs.ng az G tne oG 1ant
,,ancement exercises OF wan 's,:". $50 -
THURSDAY. afforded IRE the ns'e'ns to
of the best speeches it was ever my gooa LOT .;rL
Hoar not only on occasion ike this' Out lid .n
7 can trulv say on almost any occasion. a""uv ~
The Grafton of Mr.. c. S. Ellis. of wilmington IN ~
the Nineteenth Century" Now, 90 no Nv 's .ha ~
neak in disparagement of the speeches. oI the AZ;
members of the Graduating Glass Tor tney an a'
n.rp, and some of them remdrSaoty' wen VI.
hnHe 7 sha be pardoned for saying that Peeuetar-
T., paJnrcd the Grafton ofMr. Ellis as emoodylng I'M
common originality and great beauty and eoquence
7 .h;nL never saw an audience more competey
hound than this during the delivery Of Mr.
Tpu;s neocb After the exercises were over soaght
~ ;.,pduction to Mr. Ellis with the view OF obtain
inc the manuscript if possible and after the most
;rp1nortnnate and earnest appeals to him, win
arsat difficulty obtained it, with unaffected hesitan-
cy and reluctance on his part; indeea, IN vic"
Of the difficulty I encountered IN obtaining r II,
7 hardly know which to admire most, Mr. Eliis
modes.y, or his genius. eloquence ana origin
alty. The writer is actuated by entirely ds'nter-
ested motives in this matter He had no acqualn-
lance with Mr. Ellis previous to last Thursday us
interestedy save good wishes tor the prosperity
a deserving and moral institution went, sa" ""o
,cas conquered This much for the modesty anu u,
obtrusiveness of Mr.. Ellis. And now, MesSrs nu'
tors, will you oblige me by giving the aceo'npa,
ing Grafton an insertion in the Standaru' N"u
simply ask you and your readers care'ul pI'usa.
of it and think you will conclude Win me 'na' "
is one among the finest productions OF the day.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-20

The Knoxville Wing says: ''There has been sown
an unusually large amount Of wheat in East Tenpes-
see, and if the is good from this till harvest
there will be crop gathered that will astonish the
natives. If nothing happens to the growing crop,
in view Of the amount that has been sown, it will
yield people in the thirty counties of this end of
the State two millions of dollars"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-20

VILArNoUs-A man has been arrested at Alba.
ny, for stealing his daughters earrings to bet on
adog fight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

Employers WISHING GOOD ssRvANn WILL,
IL hnd them at MOkRTs CONVERT A 90 81 a.a prosd
way sntrs CO IN Frsnsu street also c,schmen,
Er.nch once lr Gree ,wich street ~ "
yAAr1bD-a CorDuCruRs 2 BooKKsEPsns 4
ce,ss for DRY goods and grccery sores CLERKS tor
u.ksf and skippuG onces, bagraeenep brakcu en- 4
fremen bari eepsrs walters porers men for s~a
expre@ driver and boys for Trades sores Apply
70 KAUfMAr oARkATr. 7e6 Broadway.
ww ucket and shipvnG onces hree clerks fo,s
Nnd grocery srres two cunducaos too barrag-mes
hres fremen forters barheepers four
vaAs, csachmen four e,prse- drivers four boys
fs trsess and Scses~oppy W Kaufman oaraH, 7es
ksoe6wpy
WAASED-AT THE OLD ESrARLlsHED ssRvAsTs
w once n pnth avenue. between lnh AND fAh %. q
suBbew Of veil recompeDdsA cooks wasressss rrrv~u
sessvses susdrsssep and rrs fer general hcusewors
tsr syst 81 - hmnss no town y. o. GAlLAGH n ATesA
bru syiy GO Ess l<h = Cnicr square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07
rpsn nAr.u. sEAsoa .

II COMPLIANCE WIFE I'm WEE nxrRnsusp m
mA.y hAks 81 essusm0 yhe were prsusns Il ~ -
ksnn 9e ~ Yet Aesesmy q Muse ~ NJ beredt cHNs
fs,sesy, i1A % AgEi .s.t viii nAsslsd sAa ssvsss
n nrmsecy snA aeeersfve s6ss< II ma paras~iasS
v 80. y ra, = y pr = . = ssS sas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

n OunuEngYuRr SITUATION wAwrvp-Ry ANEW
ii nnsesx LADY 81 e1ucsuon and refneseut vhc con.
: W. SsrsssSe 6s.d, Hsy~ q e. ssy xsdrs- . II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

CovExAnrs And HUusaEnBPsRp SITUATION
NJ vanted by expeg1enoOd woman. WIN Is porfecu,
eonpessst = ake the entire Asrge fSmy Of ethsrei
children with regard 70 hotP mental moral physcA train
West 3th between sA ord ssAAvs WIN meet with promp