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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-19

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LirerpOol Cotton Market.-The Brokers Cir
cular says the sales OF the week - 900 bales
including 400 on speculation and 700 for export
The market opened with an advance of assd.
but the Vanderbilt's advices with the advance
in the rate of discount and the stringency in the
money market, caused panic, and prices fell to
range about Nd. per pound below the rates Of
the 30th ult. The sales of Friday were 100,
bales, the market closing very dull at the follow
ing quotations, which are nominal: Orleans fair
sid; Orleans middling sd; Mobile fair sxd;
Mobile middling I'D; Uplands fair sd; Uplands
middling I'D. The stock was 32l, 900 bales, Of
which l5s 400 were American.
liverpool Br.adStBfS Market-The Liyerpool
breadstnhs market was generally quiet, with
declining tendency. Messrs. Richardson, Spence
Co, quote Flour very dull, and in some cases
declined Is Wheat quiet, and slightly declined
since Tuesday. Corn very dull, and In some in
stances Is. lower Western Canal -four Dos Cd a
2.s Cd ; Philadelph and Baltimore 2.s Cd a29s
Ohio Dos Red wheat Is Sd ais I'd. white Is Sd
ass Sd. Mixed and yellow corn 36s Cd a31s Sd
white 40a4ls.
Liverpool Provision Ma,k,t-.The Liverpool
provision market was very dull Messrs Big
land, Aytha x Co, James McHenry Richard SON
Brothers, and others, quote beef dull. pork dull
bacon quiet. lard declined IS AIS, and variously
quoted at 62s at6s. Tallow-sales unmportant
and quotations nominal; North American, So
Fine cheese was frm at SIS ASS.
liverpool Produce Mnrkst-The brokers' and
other circulars quote ashes quiet at Ais a42s Cd
for both pots and pearls. Sugar heavy and IS.
lower. Grocery sorts almost unsaleable. Coffee
quiet; sales unimportant. Rice heavy and Is.
lower; Carolina n. Rosin dull at As Sd .a4s Cd
Tor common, and SIS alSs. Cd. for medium to fine
Quercitron bark-Philad-lphia 9s. Sd Baltimore
IS Cd. Fish ois-nothng doing. Linseed oil
dull at 37s Sd a3S. Spirits turpentine dull at 36s
liverpool Erstghts Markef-The Liverpool
freights market was without change, with but
small business doing. In passengers there was
SCARCELY anything doing
london Notwithstanding Brothers. circular
says the stringency in the money market pro-
duced an almost total suspension Of business. in
the colonial aud foreign produce market Bread
SUITS quiet and unchanged; -four a5s2ss white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-19

GLADES BUTTER.
NJ 20 keg. choice .GLADES BUTTER. just
reSf ~ sSst and Tor sale MURRAY 4 sEMNHs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-19

GOSHEN BUTTER, BUCKWHEAT.
g hrkins prime quality GOSHEN BUTTER.
2roO lbs Pennsylvania end New York BUCK
WHEAT.
$50 whole, ha IL. and quarter boxes RAISINS.
100 Maryland cured f,miy HAMS.
Just received and for sale by
SAMUEL. BACON 4 CO,
nl9-St corner of Pa ave and 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-19

REFERENCES:
Col. w. w. SeatOn, Hon. VIM. Thos. Carroll
Francis Markoe, Esq. Washington.
- DIs. j. r. Grey, j. e. Peters, T.. Bsyard, New
York.
DIR. 4. ii. Okie, Providence, RI.
Prof. Hempsl: NJ. d.. Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-19

II y. :. VERDI, NJ. D..
HOMEOPATHIC HYSIJIAN& SURGEON
4Rl5th street, corner Of Nsp York areHue.
Office hours from ga to lc1s M TO Sand to I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-19

SHAwLS.-SHAwLSm-
- we have Just received lsrge lot Of Gent le-
mems SHAWLS, from IS 81 and upwards
WALL, STEPHENS A CO,
ncSw 50 Pa bet. 9th and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

SEHTKScE " HESETxsEOS IN FosfIEsI---Cc'l-
trzrv to the f.a-s Of many persons, and the pre-
sf:etisns q several Of the Ne~ York papers,
Ha.tinztOa, the notorious forger, has been con-
y7e1esi ar.d Sentenced a report OF the cOneiud-
lag eerenonizs appeared at leogfh In the y Y
He..N from which re snbjOin the remarks Of
Jadge C4p-on- Ii Is matter Ct nongTatulation
49, lis szI-.s criminal has been made an ex-
ample Aher hariag REUSED an appeal from the
r,rllzoae-s ooansel 70 mitigate the sentence, tae
Judge >enzEked-
IL Toasd afford me great pleasure to do this
Al ar As Tav 0En feelings arg concerned, but
mere are otke. considerations affecting the pub
r. Yi1eo persons Of 10 standing socially NOR
-fiv professionally OF commercially, are sETaIgH-
ii ssr crime ard tried. often without counsel,
-r;.ia No ore 70 appear for them 10 say word IN
taeiz zsSE, they ara sentenced and pass on To
ssyser the fnH unishmsnt that the law alIosEs 70
Be iahietsd This Is the every day praetiee--
B.1t TIE crimes that thev eoraEnit are as almost
nothing IN comparison with crimes Of higher
TuorlI gTsde-eOnSideFed higher IN the law, and
T,s-oeSrated BIZ individuals holding relations 70
society which gives TO their examp-es whether
god % bad, potent influence When persons
hol5=ne these Eeia<ioaS-When persons surround
Cd bT.resfraining influences tnat are potent the
influences Of pleasant families, Of strong and
numerous social friendships, Of business re-
latiOns and connections IN buslness--when
sueh individuals break over them all and yiO-
late the la, certainly It evidences that they have
more moral depTSgity than those who break the
sane lay, and are not surrounded by any of
those restraining influences because We al know
from Os1r own experience thai these influences
do restrain and control US; they prevent US from
doing a great many things that we might be led
70 do II those Influences did not surround u.s.
therefore, when men thus eircumstznced break
away from them and commit crime, II Is eyi-
Genee eertainly, that he IS unit 20 associate in
soeiety in any relation The public have de-
mand upon the courts IN such cases stronger
and superior to any Claims than they could urge
IN the other class Of eases u which have re-
feTTe1 Under these circumstances, and in view
OF these considerations, should not feel my
self Justified As judge to impose any less pun
isEnsent upon this man than the longest term OF
punishment prescribed IN the statute. which was
i've wears. hat as tho statute compelled the
Court to hbeTatc the prisoner either IN the sum-
1ner or toe fall the, sentence must be four years
and ten months to come within that rule. The
sentence Of the court IS that the prisoner Be
confined IN the State prison At Sing Sing for the
term Of fur years and ten months
After these proceedings had been completed,
the Court adjourned sins die, and the curtain
zen lyon ore of the mast Interesting and Import
aet criminal dramas ever enacted in this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

SLAVE ISSUKEEcTIOx.-The New ORLEANS Bull
Ietin, specializing upon the insurrecdonary spirit
50 rife of late among the negro population of
the South, obserseS=
''The difficulty, however, does not lie in any
direct attempt To excite instruction on the part
Of white men It Is In the association with
vicious men who demoTaIIze the negroes and
render them as depTaved and worthless as them
selves by furnishing them with hqu6r in order
to obtain their money Thus brutalized and
made inSensible and reckless, they naturally be-
come intractable and ready to degrade and make
their fellows as vile as themselves, and fit for
any deeds, however atrocious Here IS the evil
we have to fear, and 1t is very serious one 1t
exists to greater or less extent IN al the south
rem states, and especially IN all the larger towns
and cities Where, IN the southern country,
cannot slave obtain his two-bit bottle of Fhis-
key, AT . shanty termed grocery, At the cross
roads,
'tThe evil exists in this very city to an extent
unparalleled. perhaps. by any other city IN the
SUuth- What mean those screens of green
baIze in hundreds Of the lowest cabarets IN all
parts Of the city: Whoarei ignorant that behind
them slaves meet to drink and gamble, IN COM
mon with free negroes and free white men upon
par with them In intellect and moral attain
mentS, or something below The fact that one
Of these screens is found IN cabarer ought to
be prima faeie evidence against the keeper Of It
that there IS something wrong carried on behind
X The legislature ought AZ its assembling, to
take the matter in hand Our city councils
have never been able OF willing to grapple with
the eyiL"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

NV YEAR EcoSoNTcS-It may not be amiSs
at this particular season 70 call attention to the
at present paramount occupation of the South
We mean the interesting and delightful employ
ment Of negro hiring. Our streets arc thEong-
ed now with Negroes IN search Of homes and
masters Good. bad OF Indifferent, Cuffee, at
each return of the first Of January. fTds his
proper Level IN the amount Of money his oEyr-
e. secures 5or his services during the ensuing
twelve months. II Is amusing sometimes 10
witness the profound coTnrnisSesation felt and
expressed by negro Of $50 for his less favor
Cd companion whO can only secure $50 TO SO
We have had but short experience IN the
matter, bat being among the unfortnnates who
do net happen 70 OFYn any Of THE peculiar in
StiutIOn,T re are inclined to think that tee
hiring rates are internationally hish-entirely
too high for an extensive enjoyment Of the lux
uTY, If indeed II be considered luxury. To have
TO manage and care G0r and provide food and
Eaiment for one or more Of the races We are
inclined TO echo the sentiments Of our cote-uPO-
rzTy Of the Williamsburg Gazette 1t really
does seem To us that the hire OF servants has
for the last Two years been quite as high as can
be for the advantage of eitheri7 "a Hibernian
would add)-esPecially for the hireri
An interesting thought presents itself in this
connection, veil worth the profound study Ofthe
abOlitiOniSts- How do they account for the rap
id and continued increase in value ofslave prop
eTty while their presses are blatant IN their de-
nunciations ard violent in their efforts to destroy
it Have theiF attempts to annih1Iate the peeu-
lar Institution created thirst for its enjoy
IneuIz One would think so, If he visits the
sIaye-hirings ofthe day and contrast their quick
ness and activity with the former jog-trOt style.
The fact Is, our people need have no fears that
the value Of this property viii diminish There
viii be no necessity for giving It's owners bonn
ties o. peculiar exemptions IN order to diffuse It
abroad, and to interest In its preservation all our
citizens The public sentiment at tie South IS
fast approaching. if it has not already reached,
the point when the slavery Of the South, so far
from being eensured and CONDEMNED. VIII be
cherished as one Of the conservative elements Of
cur social system-in fact, as Necessary bal
anee-wheel to keep it in proper working order.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

TaE GIRL n RzD-Caszius II Clay tells the
following: During the late political canvass.
Buriingsme and himself occupied adjoining
roozEls at the Bates House. indianapolis AT
a hate hour, one evening, says he, Il was IN Bs
room and both Of Us were somewhat elate1 with
the popular enthusiasm. We were, as old sol
disrs are wont to do, fighting our battles over
again, when fine band right opposite my room
poured Der the sea Of night foods of soul-st;r-
ring music Gay, Won are hOnored, said B.
90 and acknowledge the compliment With
due diffidence excused Eayself; when, as had
anticipated, he band broke forth anew In strains
of heroic MELODY in front of the room occupied
by B 4 have you now, said ], .nex give sesI
a Sentiment 10, you,' said r We'll said
], both together 50 locking ARMS, with an air
of intense dignity. we walked out upon tine bal
cony, and in a Eltering voice, commenced
Indiana, Massachusetts, and Kentucky-tripie
sisters-may they ever be true 70 the family
unionr The leader ofthe hand, after pause,
with thick tongue inquired, Who are you2'
Clay and Buriingame, said L THE HI You
arc. said he in reply; and then, imam undertone,
addressed to his followers. he concluded: Boys,
its not Tie girl IA rel = :"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

Ours Verona AID ENPEEoR EUsEsIEThc
London correspondent Of the \. 7. Herald says
that Queen yietoEia has beea living 50 retired
Of late As 70 cause many sumIscs. aud that in
private circles il Is wen understood that royalty
bef0rs long VIII receive An accession
The Physician to the Empress Eugenie has
let drop some secrets which has set gOssips at
work in Paris and the report is current that the
chances for \ succession to the throneof France
.giI soon b doubly sure As matters stand
nov, victoria's twentieth child, should she be
blessed to that extent, would stand better
ehanee than Eussnis's first
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03


\ NET DAscz-A Petersburg CYa-l paper
says, In seleet circles Of Richmond society nex
dance. bearing the nameof The Persian Ripg,= =
has just been Introduce,is 1t IS soneEl-zt anu
sing and may be imagined from the following
description:
at begins by sosae six or eight couples waltz
ing; chair Is snddeEiY introduced into the cen
TIE. IN which the first gentleman SeAtS his part
ueE- He then leads up and presents each Of the
other gentlemen in SUCCESSION Il the lzdy re-
iectz the discarded retires behind the cilair b1E
when the right man, as the old saying goes
arrives, she springs up. the tone and accent q
the sm1sic are accelerated, aad OF she Waitzes
and the circle Is eontinued Al IN turn go
through the procesS Three chairs are then
placed A lady Tin surce<iOs) iSseated between
tssO bearers, Eho imE1eiiately solicit her Teiue-
tznt regard, till at Ie1gth she gives herself to
one, ard vsltzing Is resumed A gentleman Is
then seated IN . centre chair hoodwinked, and
4 lady takes the place on each side In this
peTpIeHity OF choice the TantsluS Of the mirth
remains til, BIZ sudden resolution, he decades
for right OF len, uncoTers the eyes, and EaItzes
away with his eiaanee-tiIrected partner, follow
ed, As before, by the rest The chairs are nO;F
placed triang1lariy, dss-r-3os, and three ladies
are thus seated The youths pace round them
in circle till eseh Of the fair ones throws her
handkerchief, and away they again wkirl The
men then appear TO deliver to each, bat to ore.
alone Is given, = ring, and the dance eoSciu,tes
hy the laiies passing. hand IN hand, through
arches made by the extended arms OF the gen
teBen, and each SeizeS his partner, and Orlce
more swing around the circle We have learn
chief fashionable hops Of the coming SEASON"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

RAILROAD IRox.-Those At = distance who ex-
pect to be able to induce Congress at its present
session TO return duties already paid on railroad
non. or to shape the duty hereafter to be paid
on that article especially TO slit the interests of
companies now building railroads or about to
commence their construction, have more diff
cult task before them than they imagine As
far as we can perceive, both Houses are disposed
rather to take comprehensive views IN whatever
they do IN 1eglslating changes Of the existing
tariff on imports, escheEing thought of care for
particular interests. As yetnO movement what
ever has been made here IN the matter of the
duty on railroad iron, though distant journals
ara fOreshadOWing effo-tssOon TO be made, 10 eff
feet the legislation Of Congress upon it Wash.
Star
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

DnE SAvNGs BASK-This new and popular
Iestitniion IS increasing n business, and the
number Of persons who have opened accounts
with the Bank. since its organization have num-
bered4 S2S- ThedepOsit0rs consist ofmerehants,
mechanics, married ladies and children The
amounts received at one time from depositOrs
have varied from ten cents to thousand dol
lars, At the option Of the Directors The adyan-
tase of regular saving, may prompt persons Of
al classes To commence With the neW year, snd
the result Of such course viii no doubt bel Iiy
gratifying -Bsilt- 4aaeriear-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

TaE difficulties connected with the Free Banks
in Illinois. continue They redeem their small
notes up to five dollars IN silver coin, paving
dimes half dimes, DC This annoys the brokers
who IN turn are conducting = systematic run
upon the banks Some Of the latter have already
commenced withdrawing their secu1ities rom
the bank Department, and hare sent them 70
New York for sale
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03
THE SONG OF THE WEATHER..


Il have Easl'ed The young roses Eiih pare de1 ust,
hare kissed The fair forn Of tie vioIes,
And I've stood Ike peasIy drop Of deE
On ebeek fair and an ere blae.
Ihave =aasa. ne ssuIds Of the psnk sea lbe1s.
Wh=Ee m1sie Seats soniy IN SPIRAL eelss
FlIng win song TIE listening deep,
And laR:az The ner=aai4s fast azle<p-
Ibaye seen Nias4rz's silver loeks
sreElng aSoEn her uhtte brow Of rceks
Aad have woven and tssned The IRIS there
Like rTsAth q fresh 4t,Esrs IN bezusy' s hair.
o. veE1 rssneEber The qzse4 s4sa
Whea reeiEarE upon ny eioud IN heaSea
Vatehed tie uIrm rays Of he serting tua
Ching the.h ells that be shan= upon
And ths yellnv-hairea t5aE q The earth AID sly
Bent aPOa ne HIS having eye,
And bright AID be4Etsfal rafnbor fOrn
Mas born q She SIN and the lying storm
have stoOd on he brog q tie san Of toa
As be patiently worked N the ssiasy SOL
Iae slenzI drop q de vorid,s frst ban-
R9- De 7Grsss FrOos q A ho=ers man
have raurn1artag asOOd = he crystal ven
Whieh springs b he srenitss Ioae1y eea,
AID ne sayEurn pllgrsn vtth sr1uop serip
Has eoosz1 win ~ Kisses Ia teTsrtsi LIP.
And shea tse aty hesrt Of Tie lsOu-ner basfe4
eFEe = sweet Ge4sef n Ia sorToE to 1sIs,
IhGve fansn IN tears On TIE eoId vh5se sArS1a
Ltk= TIE arss fresh rall from oserrharEed elsa1n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03
Trust Sale

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

understand = novel bet is shortly to be
decided at Baltimore, between Bucks county,
Pa, editor, and an Ex- Governor Of New Mexico
The one that first acknowledges himself satisfi-
cd eating oysters, sto carry an the shells to
Washington on his back on the 18th Of March,
'.lkeening stem 70 the music Of the Union 2
B1Itilore CtEltg Ad0rsate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03
a CARD 10 THE LADIES.

a CARD TO THE LADIES'
DR. DUPoScss GOLDEN FE1APE Pills axe taaal
he stsFEs ilrezsizrstses q tAeaenses-
These Pills netting t zses By he DIX
toy for many JsArs, bss = France and Aze1iea via En
TarAeaed success in every ease, he 5 uTe1 BY -y
tha1saRd ladies vo hare tsa y zazke ne PMS pas
Ie for The aIeS5.soz Of rose staE frO any Irregular
ties uAaleyeEa ven preventive tase Iaes uhsse
health HiI rot permit Increase q IazHy PrEaa1 Sc
males, e ;hesirest be are cauriOnea
aEziass usinE ese Pals pFOy-istoT assuues no NJ
sPoasihsy afser adusOaEtiez abo DER aHa-
ness rOzid anT inIuly <ah; OIeruise 1hese
PMS are reeoEnendea D.ree=ions aeeopauy eaeA box
Price 81 sstd wholesale aaa relaa by
LAUGHIISs BtsHYIELD,
6ea7 Ageats for OhIo eoan1y No s Ms.ros a
AAlsofOr saSe by I. H LOGAN co.
BridEe OdrpE pruEEssts
AleFders ms the ahoys CsesaI Agents
hsy v sappy s-aaea4 PrOrs-tors -sses, uaa-rens
he Pts % ladies b a, b eeosnsl TO
eitser,at the Wheeling Post-o1ee
y R-Dr- DaPoqeos Gssa-a PMS. s-a.sur, ~ Dupos-
cor on eTsry aoas othr canine Fer paslsuars &c.
C'Fesi1E Of A=eats. GpAIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
f-.rI,fhIl


TNFLANAITON aaI PAIN IS tnssrarable IS FIREzna
HEAT. Iassaasssn proJsas Taa And V.s PruIaees IL
fauari0a. heEeTer eTei unnatural hsa1 trosbnz q
reaa=ss. natter vse4er # caused By fever hur1
sore, poison. reGaa+, pies said bzrn Of sung there
& tnaluntsOn- hundEed bOoks er thos.sd serzoas
eznaos altar e0nefzsioa. prevent pain
and restore natare inzaasiaa rst Be subauea To
eoFlsh ts- TX eOrts e Tie physician always
cd EAousands Of Physicians, tie ard
saezeioas Prsons uho have DALLEYsSIAGIc-
ALP4IS EXTRACTOR. eoEgineed AID admit thas rs
"e=r-I Ecnderfal and izlmediate
iassaarly a2layiag the pain, pson extracting
morbid seeFs;ens And forcing 70 Tge her eosrse
rsneEng and heAE< No barn. seald sore 81 aIaen4 Is
tO severe % yieI4 70 il sooshEn And AF
Fly Z ialuoedsa+ely and tie e1re has e0azesesd-
NE Gzn1ize tsenveIoPedfa Plate Earaviz vish
The sAlses Of C. '. cIIcKESKR Co, proprietor aDs
HESRY DALEY, zsaauf.e1.rer, uIoa eash oo1 Prize
sSets- per bax-
~ an orders shoaIa he 1dares3ed 70 CT. Clskeas4 I
Co.'S Barclay 81 Ne. York 1-H- LOGAN CO.
STSsln Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

Va EDr-oz-I sosla take his ae.hos Of .nfsE1aia= ny
friends tiA candidate ssr -e-.Isctinu rae osee q
,JeetIop, and IN b thankSaI for th-lr support
dec1ss DANIEL DUEBGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03
EVERN READm

Wl rlasz ass5ee saTsz1zseaest all-EiFire q IA
sEAEs FAELI BLE. AID sae fas - Rriaaed
CzrlEozus q Al o-r IHusirzz-z EoESS
ET0 1se eazzi.l-z n IL sEsst - selE Books-
rsas5 s.r ta.a pros=z4 szle Tor sSsey za=kia.
az he4ze= tA1a Al * eola asss q CaEssrli4 .sd
A.s.rsIia-
wAaT pezsOa wang y ezhalkA 4 4saseEPsise,
zir sk Ike - s-5zE 80 fer sssA h=
Eee-sre szzple eoes works. tas ~kois
sale n=5esl ez-esay bsKea. izsres eree.ed assr
ny is=zi ysoss-a-e 70 lse asa4 tsr ~ tEp=ase-
Wa sooa ALE 4see=zlH zostzz1e4
he AID e-ser 1cesFdisksg- Aas-es tpostP4ssf
RnBEET STARS Patisshez,
eeeE9 Isl WEEaz ssrez4, SesTeEk-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-03

TTiE inventor Of the CrinoIne pettieoat boasts
That ne has rsaiizsa. - iaT, $4,000 francs By
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Hn- Eoror-It with pleasure TIA. ve are 4a7 mr.
afttd % present. the Of=-tzied AID eeez.
ssreet GOmsssoaerr Slr. JACOB A1IIcK a eaadsda.s
foE re-ssee.aa % shas oa.ee IaesIgl OLD ERIESDs-
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To WHOLESALE


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BAE1E Pax,
No 81 Broaas.y, y attelsios Of elise bay
as 70 Gresr t-use ssoek u European lsd American
PATENT MEDIdxE,
ne eoIas4e assoEt1eat este- B-ssPberes 1t and
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gross BIHxS Pax Y Claeanati aa4 caIissraz4-
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EDlEpEs IsyE1IgsENcEz-Pf-zke announce ~ name As
eazttaate ses rse once af City s<rgeA1t Al - easing
election, and elected u1H at+l % the du.ss
prOupsly- EaeessI H-R. CHAPLINk
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NJ Ep'rOs.-f again sanouase myself % ny reIos-
citizens the ef5ee 81 wbarfas.er II eIeeted IN
attead % tzs sasses % sasa oaies 1Ita 5deuty.
dEeIss RORT. HAMILTON