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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-31

TnE Opposition Convention ut Harrisburg,
Pa; has met and done its work. David VIII
moi, Of Bradford county, is the nominee for Co
vernon, William Alilllward, of Philadelphia, for,
Canal Commissioner, and James Yeech, of Fay
ettss and Joseph j. Lewis, Of Chester, are the
candidates for Supreme Judges. The Democra-
tic candidates for Governor and Canal Commits
sioner have been for some time before the peo-
pie; but by the withdrawal of Judge Ellis Lew
is, they are without nominee for Supreme
Judge, and their State Convention will have to
be re.assembled to make nominations for the
tSovacancics in the Bench.
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Il - that has to Sts
loIs % any helee Test or ktISnttc {ef -
Among his fdini fi6 a ~ IL
from % TIE I'M ~ te1tR
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THE 0OLD DOMINIONp SPEAKsl

From ae NoslOtt l1afly Courier, AfDrfF12.
The afflicted are particularly blessed In having within
their reach such sovereign remedy for all kinds
eases arising from impure OF the biosd as Dr
amptoas Vegetable Ttneture has proved itself Bel
DOM indeed Is such valuable remedy brought before the
public IN so cheap afcr We aware tina: there are
thousands Of nostrpus sold, all ppportbg perform
wonders In the Of curing diseases hut this Tncure has
built fortaeif solid foundation in the public confidence
and to the AFFLICTED, 1t IS gem Of the frat wnter.''
+ Sold by I'll. LOGAN & CO.,
nhSs74W-laW Bridge corner Druggists.
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Ambrotypes for 81.

Ambrotypes for 81.
PARTRIDGE, at his and spacious rooms, with fac
ties for operating and arrangement for light equal 70
any te country and superior any In the city Is
producing these beautiful pictures which are
IL the country He 10 prepared TO make Ambrotyps5 20
be ssnt BY mail extra postage. Asoto Get
chem and pins same price Dagperre6typea
Pictures made for customers good Is specimens exhibited
and Warranted 70 last ioi ages unchanged.
Ankinds Of IN The business for sale
Rooms eastsids Of atast above Monroe, over arsh q
-ttfsNleFsspsv s4toFs anEI9
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NEWSPAPER READERs.--We often have pcca
sion TO admire the candid and lucid editorials in
the Philadelphia american, and the following
extract, which we take from its columns, con-
tains clever picture Of many newspaper read.
ers:
Many men seem to forget that as no two faces
were ever exactly alike, so no two men can be
wholly ugreed on every subject They arc an-
cry and disposed to find fault whenever there is
the slghtest departure from their own views:
they quarrel with an article over which their
next door neighbor is delighted Nothing can
be moro unreasonable. The most that a sub
sctiber can expect of his newspaper Is that 1t
should agree with him in general principle He
may demand honesty of purpose, Candor of dis.
cussion, consistency with principles previously
laid down; but he has no right to look for iudg-
ments uniformly concurring With-his own Yet
on any divergence of opinion the editor is as
sailed; anditison these occasions that the charge
of Yenality IS SO freely made. Does he urge
some public Improvement Of which the subscri-
her has no good Opinion-he is bought. Does
he refuse to cucumber his columns with a lengthy
communication, in which scarcely dozen per-
sons wOnld feel any int'r6st-he is only waiting
TO be bought If, in the conscientious dis
charge of duty,he takes political stand oppo.
Sed to his reader, his motives are corrupt;
though, perhaps in that very movement, he'ias
sacrificed both his interests aud feelings. Now,
nipsty-nine times out Of hundred, all such
charges are false and groundless US applied to
tho respectable press any where. Doubtless
there arc newspapers open to purchase; but
these are the exception, not the rule. There is
no class OF men who use their influence more
uniformly and disinterestoGlly for the public
good. There may be those who cannot under.
stand this It srelatcdOy some one Of Napo-
Icon |. that he would offer men money, and il
TINS dld not move them, he would tempt their
ambition ~, promises Of power. Ic both fail
ed, heswould set them down for fools; for he
know Of no higher spring of action. Tho fault
was III tue Emperor; the same may be the case
with some Of the selEconstitnted accusera
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DE. ~. Dl..vALlE,T,s.

FEMALE PERIODICAL PtIIlI.a
These pills have been used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor Ospt, ls Of of France for many
years, meeting with Unparalleled sucNess-vving the great
est satiafsctIon-curng where other remedies fail.
They actRs charm In correcting irreguRrity and OBJ.
Ftrpetiops producing regular return monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle stluulant They produce an agreeable
exhtleraon and happy influence mind and body
PREGNANT females those spPPosing themselves Sn are
cautioned aFnInst using these pills. they will produce
uiscaraSe, although circumstances injurious to
the ostielcate. FOrsale BY
ian1S BAUGHL1Ns pUsHP1E1D.
DAs.I.aIz4 .IGENs'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
'rI3ACTOR.
INFLAMMATION PAIN are As inseparabe as ans
HEAT inflammation produces pain, and pain produces m
aamntion Wherever there heat throbbnr or
redness, matter whether It Is by fever hurt
sore, poison, rheumatism, piles scald burn or sting
ts inflammation. hundred books or thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent main
and restore nature, inflammation must be suhdned To ac
cOmpsh this the efforts Of The physician are always direct
ed Thousands of physicians, and thousand Of the rst
most sagacious who have used DALLEY's
ALPA1N EXTRACTOR, are convinced and admit that ts
control over inflammation Ia wonderful and Immediate
Instantly allaying the palm neuraznR poison, extracting
morbid seeTeions and forcing resume her corse
renewing and healing No burn, scaId sore or s
two severe Yield influence Ap.
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced
Tho Genuine senveloped In Steel Plate
the names Of o. Y. oLICKRNER CO.. proprietoFs and
HENRY D ALLEY, manufacturer upon each box pffee
25 cts. Perh g
- Al orders should be addressed g. ". Cltckener
Co., 81 BarcIay st. New York. T.H.LoGAN q
spzS:lm Wheeling. Va
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At0JAIGDs TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUP0NC0's GOLDEN PEA4APEiPIILs Are 5infalI-
bile in stoppages irregularities Of the enses
These Pills new but have beer uss BY the poe
tor fos many years, both in France America with un
success every and surgsd by many
thousand ladies who have used them make the Pulls puh
he aievHtlOn Of those suffering from Irregular
health viii not permit increase family Pregnant fe.
males 81 those surprising are cautioned
using these Pis the proprietor ASSUMES no re-
ness would prevent any injury to health; otherwise these
Pls are recommended Direction accompany each box
Price 81. Sold Wholesale and retail By
LAUGHLIEs & BUsHPTELD,
Gem Agents for Ohio county, No eb Monroe st s
AllorderSmust he addressed to The above General
supply the trade At Propristors prices, and send
the Pills eonadentaliy to ladies by NALL by enclosing
either, at the Wheeling Post-oface.
N.sB-DF. Duponcos Golden Pills signature az Dunon.
every none other genuine FOR particulars get
Circular Of Agents ap26-ly
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.sTpE yolcE q me GnlS6lSd IS HrsHED. =

"IrlE VOICE on TIE GnlNDlNd IS HrSHED. -
BY q piece Of correspondence, which we trans
fer to this mornings paper from the n. Y. Times,
it seems that the musical organ at Washington
City. which VAS wont to delight the people of
that district by its various melodies, is running
through tho gamut for the last time. Thenotes
of the organ, this while back, have been low,
cultural, and rather mufled, as if grOundfOutin
fearand trembling Of the audience for which the
grinding vas done.
The reason alleged is, that the ':powers that
ben are afraid Of their reputation,ior, in times
past, 1t hath been known that the organ has
produced most discordant strains. When its
notes should have been soft, soothing and dull
Get, and something like ,.Rule B7ttania,
the head organist, AFR. Roger A. Pryor,
struck up the lively air of "Hlil TO the
Czar,s,.yshich performance greatly discomfitted
the powers behind the scenes, and lost Roger
his place. We think, therefore, that it is wisely
resolved that the music viii hereafter be dis
pcnscd with. There is no telling the money
thsrmuaic has cost the government
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s7p * RAJ. NOTICE s.


enlNsl sNEsaPAr Has For the rencyai and per-
cure o. ~ diseases arising from Impure
she blood Of habit Of the system. This pleasant
eions remedy vim gently stmulat The fapetlopl the
stomach and bowels action, willis
out nausea or purgihg expe Aerefem ~ deetsous acs
purify the blood, ne pro-
mote improve the inpaft and
y.Sor 70 the syass, and gradually, but surely, Sserpas
The disease.
PtspaTed and sold by a. b, % SANDS Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
setl also by ~ oRuAEBAoKER.a:
Issdi atse BY 9EaFglsso Fenersily. nhsi-1y-a&w
1E2telleIes,s lye.--L.ks big river, broad
and deep and stFong, the reputation Of A. BAT6IIE-
IoRs iLAIEs M aovs on ana imtators,
al competition, cast.
ing upon the eres and foam Of boat
Ing puHeFy and e dead dogs Of rasmon-
GERS Made. q 2sS broadway New York
offered, ayet1 ~ except the box hGslEn
A.. RATcHEloR on.
soaSy q. n, LOGAN 9 co.,
nASlT1ml Bridge Corner DrusgIssl.
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Author OF IHB PhAKtE RLOWRR' . LEx Lur - CLARA
MoRELAND,' etc,
12mo. Cloth PRICE OSE DOLLAR. 414Pases.
II Emerson Fennet had never written his 5delatfuI
and thrilling stories OF border lEe rFnre scenes
Indian warfare this story Of The BFide,'
would have placed his name the record the
best OF American nnvelISts.
TUE ARTS. g 9SlDR Is OF the most thrilling native
productions have read, yet incidents SO
true TO nature so that the real
re the fact that he s reading fiction Of
Brilliant and OF The interview between the Law
yer ana his Sudent possess the absorbing int
Tue srs0ns introduced in this narrative striking,
types Of meet dali
W. The 1nsement to b2 gathered fro these pages
crest US Is the moral information bestowed Altogether
Emerson Bennett has done himself infinite by
production. - 5f7s3 ~ 9F'sf5i75
GARRETT, DICK PTTZGERALD Publishers,
.lS Ann stree I, New York.
Also for sale by all Booksellers In this place.
Copies Of the above Book sent any address, OF
POSTAGE upon receipt Of dollSr.
Send yonr cash orders to the publisherB.
u1n3l- 1WAaW u
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Mo N3Om0rnOmI

Eo80iODtrRclORa.
fORQP0SAIS viii be received til Ath nj
next, for quarryng, delivering aud laying ia the vss
the Of the west Liberty Academy Also lRyny
q the brick for same and also, the carpenter-ork
9r4It and Of which may be seen at The Of
West Liberty M Al NINA 3 tSeE
mh24-Std&2tW u & = 7{sa f.isSz. ,Sasrst y -
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FIIT0N M0IISE

Was ington, Pa.
ME undersigned having leased this well known
tel and having thoroughly FehIted IT, takes this
opportunity Of presenting is claims TO the travelling
community He has secured the Of the most oblI0
ING ana walters; and Ills table be- at oil times
furnished with the best the market affords. The sabng K
most in The county and is attended 10y care.
The most dtIgens attention viii be given to insure the
comfort, and 70 cater 20 theAnts ali who may become
guests No pains or will be spared make this
comfortable home r who permanently or
temporarily extend their patronage 70 H. -
mh26-d2W&N3m 81 "a 80, = 80 ,JOTTNZ ITATT
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RFMQVAL-

THE undermined gratefull the patronage ty have
received from the citizens Mheen9 and tn nublic
at the old stand respectfully ask cnntnn.4
ance q the same 1t their n location No. 1l5 ailn be.
tween Monroe and Union streets 3
We At all keep such An AZ
CHINA, GLASS; QUPENsVVARE IIOIJSE 4 sTF SNtiHSSAT
EnrnishtnE Gooda uI re most iEeIT to
the taste nf all who NAV Eavorus
ou Rooms are spacout a6oriing facilities unSnrpasSed
~ me exhibit gOods 70 advantaKe and aside from
Keep on hand ORIGINAL paekayes Of assorted QnensNare,
which VIII be c9eFed ut small advance over the cost
Connected with this house, Is PUNT GLASS MANU-.
FNCEoKY hence our Country Merchants mav rrlv upon
saving the cnriage from the East this point bnin
their Glass md QueenaWafe from us
-, y. Z; DUNHAaf 600,
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JuyENIrR PARTrEs -Let those who remem-.
her what ..children's party was III the days
of their childhood contrast It with the Juvenile
parties Of the present day. In the old time
NE went happily to tea by tlaylight; there was
good romp; .shunt the Slipper Was not yul.
gar; and we were All dreamingo of the past be-.
fore eleven O'Clock. How differently IS, it al
tcontrived nowl They come late and no ltd !;
the boys are young gentlemen, stiff and round.
Sollared. y is not pretty child that now enters
your drawing. groom half shy and an happy !; ii
is 9 very little woman, t1ounced to the waist
and perhaps with her locks az these are not D.
4E.0elatrEesla little dishsvelle flct which
the poor, pretty little wretch account for 6y
langutd apolOge tical ference to the cirySim.
stances Of her having been out late four nights
running. Z Is these late hours that arc max.
ling TarC what was once the most niiiul sight
/ IN GRAFTON blooming. happy, honest .it.sos
phisticated English girl IL her teens llloj1
SIAsR ElgCIf6s The Sta Is elections
In Come tic1tt and Rhode Island takc 1lsce iFI
Etle part of lgIl pgxe 10th thtes
mem hers Of are To- be 6lecled. Al
the leans aud de-
ttnott1ts ex pectbd
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aaAI. e.s-l4A I. 3. g -.

10 0BERT PATTERSON, i In chancery.
IL against In Ohio Circuit
The Wheeling Female Seminary, q els. Court, va
ByVirtue Of decree rendered the a0ye cause Al the
Fall rE 1856 Of said Court win proceed to sen,
'EhurHdny,s the AID day OfsApfiI,TlSG9.t1
at the front Court HOUSE of Ohio county to The
hEest the following estate, being lots Nos PSI
33 26I, 26S and a69 situate wheeling
in that mart formerly the addition Sonth Wheel.
Ing, laid out by latn Chaplne, much thereof as
and costs Of suit Also claim g Nehemiah wriFht,
5000 on With interest nm 2tst day II April 1885, iii
pald and also claim Of sam Cill, decree also
said defendant for S2J0 with inter-
est on 81 400 ~ part thereof from the 21st day or June
and on 81 600 a. residue thereof from The Path day Of
January, 1881 until paid, and costs
TERNs per cent Of the purchase money
IN cash, and the balance six twelve eighteen and tWeny-
four the purchaser giving bond With good secnry
bearing Interest from date for the PAYMENTS and
paid. - S6SJCRI TRVViN -
FeD.=4tt 1901. Sheriff. of Ohio county
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g est tls FAilEosi
SEEING S.IS1t LIE Il III ANS:
PATENT lssIs IBLE BAND
Great 1ilPFoYealeaG IN 3tIL aHats.
q a eoIahn1E u fffrei.
III Sllir Hat Hand ateels ltif ffelF
SAINT 70 tie hsAd asa 81 n ms sFifl6lt fn.
ftEli l11 lants hAIe
Ing t The Eelf HI
u ~ tn 9tl ~ El8 sIf1S md
s1ll ~ "a s6l
t9e 3el ttl1 rs tfdIs
bfean ~ fka
Qf t1lbp DID inilF6Fss
" lle6s ana O. h6ls
ISL ~ iltlS rs ~ HARP 81 q son.
III Iee5lE 55Is
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NEfBRASKA
WIICOXT ==eef.f 8 a M Nh

OMAHA CITY. MI.
NNT1L make collections pay particular attention 70
w investing money 10 FfeRlEet ateF =
AQ1ey for rst hYe hundred dollars
per cent and three cent all
without charge fa and aeturate dissertation toEn
and city property and of Lands the quality so propor.
ton Of PRAIRIE timber land, water. ETC., Ito. -
Will bn property for capitalists and sell The same when
desired Tor One'n the profits, the losses equals
therefore We viii be equally SECURING choice
proprrty. al, 80 "a
Letters Of inquiry, ncosinR postage stamp Will receive
nfomOt attention. We will also attend any business en-.
trusted to our for Western IrWa.
REPPERESOES.-Afurk W. lizard, OncHbn, Governor Of
SebraskS; Daniel Woodsen secv Kansas Terrtog, A. W.
SAnnbel Wheeling, Va; Rev. Daniel Waldo Clio llan H.
g House OF q present tves Leroy Tuc, Casr " st En-
Bank, Omaha City, N. r. nhl b .,tlayr
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15is-i LizFaa. Chicago. Mar lilNA
have used Professor Woods HAS Restorative to RI:
asa a9TFntaEs II prevents the hair from coming o 81
slveait Gloss and eoitheas very desirable III trS r
i1A5s ha have entiTelv disappeared. Other o. ~
~ maze used y and concur WITT In pronous eng u
u processes TO be. HENRY CLARK, Sit-hi-an Avs51
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To your inquiries, would replv that Uhsp sry, s-
menced using Professor Wood Hair Restorative nv Ia
was almost white and had been thr last zen nan
mus! " very thin on tie top Of head ard ytTy ,
te second bottle (Which eight weeks) my hair Va
chanRe'i to its original color, Qght brozn
nar cut ye or sig times since the change, haze
any thing like white hair saEtD. the
N nov as thick rs 1t ever was, and does
az; II mas proved 10 my case, all that could UEsh
IL D. r.
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= ~. - Sc L1nIa, NlFeh I. Is4
eFoI. wood: My hair commenced falling on tre
oL Jour years since and continued uhiIi belaE
Saits bald L fried all the popular medicines Of the a.
nus 20 no en- Ct Al last was induced try your ee
Ted Hair Restorative, and am happy to eay lsEEs.
agTs: have now ne growth Of Young hair. and sas.
MY rec nmend It's use - all similarly at1steL
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Gardner, IInr, Jlrs s.S4
Dear Sir have used two Iotiles of Professor WSoiy
lir Restorative and can truly say, Is the es1ls q
GSSTtEV ~ the age, for restoring and changing the ia'
he'oTe using 1t, Was gray as man Of sertaS w
nAlE mas nov Httainei Its original
memo u 70 the world without the least fear, as
/ one OF the worst kind. Yours, DN.NrRPHT.
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MIS-. ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED PRg7,R,
n, ton has never failed to produce growth on BI
haiT Dgek 70 IT'S original color, AFTER having become m
anu feinstate u in all its original health IastF. os,
ana Removes at all scurf ,ianduf AMI a.
pleasant itching, scFefula eruons and leyer ssa, NJ
he 1t also prevents the hair from beeemtas a
heaIthy and "a Hing Ot. and hence acts as peFfert
HAIR ,INHIGoRATOR AND T0NiC
we annex few certificates corroborate cur .utr.
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Manufa otofy.

4fANUPACTURER OF HATS AND CAPS, ,,,rr
III AS on hand and Is manufacturing ana Free. srss
all the varieties Of color and shape Of Hats and
IN USE OF tie latest fashion and rnanuiaetafsa r. va
est material and the best workmanship uB ~
sold Wholesale and Retail the lowest ~ ,I1
From my experience In The business, ana -
used my best endGayors 20 please and sts
GOOD, fashionable, and seFVIeeable hat 80 iI
Win my present facilities, and large
am able to supply my patrons with an afaeis ''f
any heretofore offered. ,t 4 BIS
and Caps befoTe purshasinE eleeEhsre - tf,in,E
r6G o q ' 81 - sWhteliaE.1SL-
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H'TN.A INSURANCE 90.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

80 AnnunI ltnternent lst rr,,n s1ss,4
PURSUANT ~ STATUTES or oa,o IspEIS4 1Ll1xors ASp
TENNESSEE. 1l;.5
= =
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VIM. 3 ARR FT. Propriet0F'
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For Rent,
E Store Room, Main street, formerly Occupied n
i George Mendel a FurnItnre wareroom ApnIv q
-decSls,a Fs5i5 FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG;
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Books, Stationery. 60. I
AS 9. ORR, No. III Main street would invite the at.
q ssntton o. the reading ennmunty and in tie
70 his new large ana well selected Books
st9qfery5 " apeE 30. Il d his ntch keep on
as9 LaI supply otNrteles IN his GIVE
stock and prices. - 80
Alarge Invoice Of Wall Paper on the way, which win be
ready for ilspection In Q few dave. .fr6S :
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For Rent,
ROOM In the Inteligencer building formerly occnnIed
n by j. IL Psndletcn Law oHice. Possession gwen
on list April Apply at this ONCE. feb1ilstf
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On hand and IN Phoenix Bank. 4G8 Ts8 an
On special deposit In Hartford B'ks.. 1928 90
In hands OF AGENTS and others S8O as
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For Rent.
NHAT very dwelling house on Hatpden street
the LIST day of April next. Amply to
fey2l FRANCES n. ARMSTRONG;
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market hIne. s. : 80
S0S shares Phosnix BIZ SUI Hartford 50 400 90
a aas + Fer; : Mech Is =. =. 27,0NO 90
24O stats51sss: 49, "a 90 99S s.d9 "
lOO CITY 9SSIS ;S ~ ~
1S9 - Conn. River Blk stk a.. :OSls0i %
~ hank u, Hartford CO. Blk stk 10.SiGj in
Hartford - 3 & A'S. On
4VV ChartsEoak .s.... 1900 %
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-11-18

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. l3.-Secre-
tary Cass to-day received letter from
Judge Eckles, the Chief J ustice of Utah.
on his way to the Territory and beyond
Fort Laramie, stating that the Express
had arrived, bringing intelligence Of an
attack on the Quarlermaster's train OF the
expedition by the Mormons, in which
seventy-eight wagons and their contents
were destroyed. The government officers
here do not fully credit the report.
Emphatic instructions have been sent
South wilh.the view, if possible, Of inter
cepting Gen. Walker and his party.
The Treasurer's statement shows the
amount in the different Repositories TO ht
$l1 1868, 900, of which Ss,75S are subjec
to draft. The receipts for the week end
ing 9th inst. amounted to nearly $3.50,
900. p,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-11-18
Deputy Sec. cfthe Commonwealth

Coon ADvIcE.-The thousands Of Grip
pies whom Rheumatism has left with stiff
fened joints, or whom Palsy has bereit oil
the use of their limbs, are advised to try
BRAee's AnoT1c L1NIMENT, which has ne
YER yet failed to cure in single case Oh
the kind, in which a fair trial has peeh
made. In using il, do not spare the irlc-
tion, but rub it in well and briskly. It's
also useful in relaxing muscles, contracted
or drawn up from cramp; in reducing or
scattering tumors and white swellings' in
healing ulcers, and curing oil manner OF
eruptive diseases of the skin. 1t is tor
sale in all respectable Drug stores, Z