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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
ERnM " ASHINGToN

SEPT. 20.-CoI. Emery, the e. S. Commits.
.ioner for running the Mexican boundary, has
formally turncd over to the interior department
for the maps aud official papers connected with
that work.
Tie Mexican Commissioner and his corps Of
assistants, will leave here this week fIr the city
Of Mexico.
Ihos Sargent has been appointed receiver
of the land office at Fort Dodge, vicc Antwerp,
resigned, and j. d. Evans receiver ut Minneapo-
lis, Min, vice Russell.
The Southern mail received this evening
brings New Orleans dates oftWednes'iay last.
CopiUus rains have fallen in Western Texas
The mail from FL Passo brings dates TO the
25th nlt The Indian campaigne was ended; in
two engagements the Indians were badly beaten.
About 500 men encamped at Jano, near the
Mexican boundary, and were receiving rati1ns
from Chihanhau.
The wheat and corn crops were so abundant
as to he almost a drug
Companies Z. and NJ, of the 4th artillery, I'M
der the command OF Benton, from Florida, had
nnivedat New Orleans, for Kansas,
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OFFICE, coRyFn WATER aND MONROE sTReETs.
FROM HAVANA.

Cu.valrsToN, S. c. Sept. 29.-The Calmwba
has arrived with Havana dates to Friday last.
The steamer DanI. Webster was nj Key West
nn Thursday, awaiting the arrival ,sicso OF tie
Star of the Nest, in order tn Seenre the Cnliior
l,in mail destined for New Cs!eaus
The sugar market NJ Havana was depressed
and prices were declining.
3 NBw Yoai;, Sept. 2o-The steamship Phin-
delphia las arrived with Iluvana dates tn tile
23d inst. The health of tl,e city is improving
rapidly
SeytlI7ll cargoeS Is slaves have been landed on
the northern part OF the Island. Two Spanish
savers have been seized nna several PARTIES i'm
rlicated have been arrested and Imprisoned by
order nf the Captain General.
Exchange on New York Qnotcd at par.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
DANK ENLIGHTENMENT.

Pun. .pr,pnII Sent og-'Tbr Presidents uC
the several Banks Of this city have decided IN.
susncpSin,, Of snarin o rny,nnmtS an al note,
large or small. Second, The nro,,ipt issue OF
their own notes of the smaller DENOMINATIONS
for checks aud NIL other obligation against them
Third, An increase of discounts to their GUS
TONER'S with the object of aiIoriing immediate
relief The notes OF the Bank of Pennsylvania
will he received OH deposlte at the Banks to,
morrow. :,
runs were made this morning, freely andprompt-
ly met all checks. Confidence Is restored, aud
tLe excitement almost entirely subsidized.
The probabilities are that the banks which
have suspended will reopen go
savings banks of thiscity, has subsidized. The
Ing Ing returned to-day.
Nav YonK. Sent. 2y.-Money affairs assume
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

To REGULATE THE LIVER is one of the Physi
clans principal aims in all cases Of debility or
weakness of the system, for when this is done
health naturally follows.
To find remedy to do this has been the aim
Of DIR. Sanford during years of practice, where
the Liver INvrGoWAroE WAS used with the great
est success, and fully experimental with, until
it could be recommended with confidence and
truth, and in no case has it been recommended
for the cure of any disease until itha> been fully
tried, and known to be beneficial in the treat
nent of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to
originate from a disordere,l Liver, which shows
itself in the form Of jaundicc, dyspepsia, sick
headache, sour stomach, billiousness, weakness
Of the back or spine, stomach and bowel de-
rangemcnt, and many others too numerous to
mention, all of which may be benefited by the
use of the lnvigcrator, curing the Liver and =
moving the cause. scpt5-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

TnE Fam AT wAsmNGToN.-Sup Superintendent
o. d. Thompson and Capt Piersel Of the Hemp
field have made ample arrangements for con.
viewing cxcnrsionists to aud from Washington,
to the Fair, which * to he held there to-day md
Tomorrow. The Fair will be nuneronsly at
tended and magnificent display is anticipated.
Two trains will be run from both points daily
during the exhibition and tickets will he sold at
both stations. Round trip tickets from Wheel
ing to Washington, one dollar.
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FROM PIIlI,ADELPHlA.

SEPT. 29.-In the U. S Court this morning,
lejnry in the case of Major Reynolds, charged
MS defaulting TO the government i'll $l30,uO0,
brought in II verdict, that the government was
indebted 10 the defendant $3.50 90, for W cll
Judgment was entered Reynolds was dismissed
of his services by President Pierce, when ti'e
charge was brought; it is probable he may be
installed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
CENTRAL AMENICA.

New York, Sept. 9y.-The hurricane deck,
wheel house, Pilot house, &C., belonging TO the
Central America were seen ON the 18th inst,
about ftty miles northeast of Cape lIatteras,
by Capt. Slocum, of the schooner l.. Townsend,
hence, at Charleston.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

TAXES! TAXES!! TAXES!!!
Circumstances sh'eI, Lave had control having
he making returns being near, hope all taxps
ers r acsnoal .dee the necessity prompt pa,
meni and county levy eo!leetabIs present. the
amount OF being therefore, comparatively ,luall It
will not he ineouyci FOR any to pay at once.
sAML IRWIN,
srp9e-St Sheriff of Ohio County
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

AocIpExr.-EsrcJat F'iii. - Nbeut ten o'clock
yesterday morniog, an old gentleman named
Wilson, from New Castle, Pa, in passing out of
the SpTigs House, slipped atthc top ofthc stairs
leading frOui the baggage room to the second
floor. and cell headlOng to the bottom. Ills
head was very badly cut in several places and
he was bleeding profusely when they picked him
up in an insensiblC condition. He was carried
into the house aud medical aid was Immediately
procurred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
FRON SANTA FE.

ST.. Louis. Sept. 29.-.fhe Santa Fe mail has
arrived The news is entirely unimportant
Col johnson, commander OF tie Utah eXpe
dition left Lcavenworth Oh Thursday the 9th
inst.
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L. II. LOGAN & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, wheelins. Va

IMPORTANT Ag.EsT-IHe alleged Post C,gice
Ro66erg.-Y Yesterday morning Mr.. Joseph Jor
dan, with assistance of Tommy McI.ain, sue
cecded in nrrcsting George Williams while lie
was partnking Of breakfast in his fathers house,
on Market street Williams was identified as
the man who sent young McLain to the Post
Office to get the contents Of box 2OT, belonging
to the Manufacturers & Farmers Bank. The lad,
McLain, has been most energetic in his search
for the alleged swindler, and has seen him once
or twice in the city, since the occurrence to
which we have before alluded. Yesterday morn.
ing the boy cspied Williams on Main street and
Jordan succeeded in clEecting his arrest as he
fore stated, though his real name aud residence
were previously unknown. He was taken be-
fore Col. Wlieat. Commissioner OF the U. $.
Court. The boy testified to his identity posi-
lively. A Mr.. Stuart also testified that the nc
cuscd was the same man who passed rapidly
through his yard on Friday morning last, pur-
sued BY Mr.. Miller, Of the Post Office, and 9th
ers Williams was committed to jai! for fur
thcr hearing in the afternoon
lie was brought out again at o'clock for n
continuation of the examination, during which,
little or no evidence bearing upon the question
OF his guilt or innocence was elected. Col.
Wheat, the Commissioner reviewed, briefly, the
evidence aud committed the accused to jail for
trial before the United States District Court
In compliance with II request from the prison
er's counsel, the sum Of two thousand dollars
was fixed NJ the necessary bail for the prisoners
appearance at Court Williams was married
yesterday morning just previous 10 his arrest
and was preparing 10 strrt Wedding tour,
when end put to his blissrul anticipa-
ton, by the strong arm of the Law. Though
apparently not more than twenty one years of
age, Williams is said to have been twice married
his first wife having died in this city some two
or three years since. We regret to name it in
this connection but we also learn from a,i ai-
thcntic source that lie las already seryeda term
in the Penitentiary Mt Albany, New York, for
the commission of an offence somewhat similar
to the one now preferred against him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

a scRA7curl,-John Miller, German of tho
9th ward, accused an Irish woman named
Bridget something of stealing his keys Bridget
denied the charge, when she was cornerrd by
Miller and foreibly searched; while the search
was going on Bridget scratched Miller in the
face. AID. Newly disposed Of the matter by
imposing smsll fine upon the stronger YES
sell
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

A WoMAN KlLLED.--An Irish woman by the
name of McCuc, was run over by the upward
bound passenger train on the c. p. & w. road
Mt InelcLright's Ferry, on Saturday evening last.
She was taken to her house close by where She
soon died She leaves four children, for whose
present wants the company has provided. The
engineer of the trim upon seeing the woman on
the track, gave the usual Signals, whistlcd down
brakes, &C., but all to no purpose
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
THE MILE RACE.

New YoaK, Sept. 2g.-rhe mile race which
came oil at the Fashion course to-day was
largely attended Charleston was withdrawn
previous to the race Nicholas won, beating
Engineer easily. Timc-7 mill 10 sec, a min
II sec.
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som.ihIns 20 .Thinh About.

For upwards Of years, Dr.. A. ToDD's LIVER PILLS
have been in this city urd country They
popal'E to-day than before, and the that
Liver Complaints, Indiscstion Cos,vpncFs, Headache
Colds &C., they superior to al others Reader,
hDHis medicine! that you know compounded with
care and from the puresf DdteriaEs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

orR nrADEas will notice that DR.. a. S. Todd
has transferred the wholesale agency fur the sale
of his Liver Pills, to 7. II. Logan & Co, Bridge
corner Druggists. These pills have had large
sale for years past, butwe predict for them a
still greater popularity, MS their me;i,s become
more widely known through the enterprise Of
the gentlemen who now direct their destinies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

TINS Rrvkk.-The river is still falling slowly,
with about three aud half feet water in the
channel. The weather yesterday was cold and
cloudy, leading one to indulge in the popular
belief of transrnyition Of months
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81 rlsLl.e.Ik.NPll.
NEW YORK MARKE

New Yonx, Sept 2g-Elour dull, sales of
T0O0bbis., Ohio lGc lower, sales S5,35a5,To.
Wheat heavy, e5OU0 bushels sold at decline
of &c, sales OF white at 81 ,25al,35. red $ 15a
90 Cnrn heavy, D, 900 bus sold. at 7ue for
mixed Pork unchanged, prime 40c lower, sales
at SIS 75a19GO
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RIVER ANp WEATHER.

UINclNNAT1 Sept 2V.--IiIvef inning SLOWLY
Weather clear.
PrrrsnuRGu, Sept, 29,-Rivcr 5 feet . inches
falling. Weather clear. Mercury %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
o NE DO LII a r

y -
NEGN q HE EEUJyN
(T\SE OF THE Eksr PuRGATIvE, AND LIVER MEDI-
" olNEs now before The rnbl. Iamyly Dr. sAHrohns
easier, nil.tr Ad innre eectuai Ian ciy other nGd
amg Sn i'm. nor on G liz Ter Ss sst rs a ai
ln.ter, lri the stomach and bowels carry on that
any Of the painful feelings erI.iiv,d III the oper
atlons ofnost Gatlartcs l. srSngsns tile system %
moderate doses will siretstlsits'd build IL upWlt un
sual rHPIsity l-i.5.s-j5z5s, .-s5..iis..
from ii' sa'tIclcs Of medicine, nuuleiy, Gnrs
Some Id, the strength Of tliEse be foT-
cd wh,n It is knoEn that one bottle Of The Inyaorator
- ons Rl!lCutHny Of delctrIioDs effects.
Tlausit assessing rare ueiena IoerLE these Gums
trir ptioLs until used in f6Im
which met WIN suel. a'n srr!St.d s,cssss rs
tried ank in It's effects Itlus rarely ever is'tl
toeuTe Aicer conpiaittsin tl,efr WORT forms.
- Wien iis ISscr Is sA9t.t, to action
IAuIiceis c1used Gy m Improper action NJ the LiFtg
and trocf aT te SIIOot 4IoR relieves .hi.dststs
slet troubled with JHndce lake the IbvFvrrt.f
resn' one wecl, aud their Kin Will begin 20 assnin
rator. TAKE 1t In small doses Ieng and y assst3
IN her srStg ,a ~ BS EraSS I tie
nplworl az suarls e eloSk work Sick Hyad5ets n,
fyeFy relieved by Ekn double dose Of the JaE.
craf which eorreets al Nely and sourness IKE
PSf Ar ovsT-loads, stomach II las no ena a.,
iityes all oppressive uneasy e"iins aIier sstirs
heartily FOR y tan'iy tetetne .aii sic. ty
6a IN, came ptatH.is,l
= irSutAp tsHe.l IIyet Tia I, stlmonals 20 nmhe u
oar Physicians ~ is loyoF, Induced US TO ami Int
Of the EreHtest -Ji,-s
S<s,IEs svrr given Dysp,Fties, FORT made copile;
before the dFst lNitleras talou can
anything edible without oi:bIe while before bUiIf
Jug Int TIC liyht,st food nUilI tgtst and ofien 6st
taiti Eoe nhst H5nt - 10 Ill TeaierA
L. Il Liv.e Complaint ntspLpsia trouble sni, mo-
- fhsf. 500,
Tsere has never been tiled ~ nni fsE!lt .elaf,iy
has M Ills fiiF! houis.s1I SUCCESS In The
Its SASF0sps lsYfS-
.p.ATtit. 49,. lis. ases children iiat {
- IL tbr Il iy-s iiiihffy and senfIy
1li seylts IsiOyHJs ne ouel!g thar
iiaEe W. re iipiiy ssrtise to NIL IN advising them
nii they iIgt inrtein. 10 an TGrtly TEVfe
elsea that have itdr .Oi!c pi greet it.f
Gift has been rpeeistd in - caEfs of the Ltst, Stomach,
and BolE, EeFe sli
hiss become useful In family tatwe viii netdo
u without IL taaiiri3ls t4dEH.l ReJgHllitda.
DOLLAR I1R BOTTLE.
EANFOED Z co. PTolretoFs SO BroaiiH NeA
7. H. LOGAN 4 CO., Agents for Wheeling. n
JOHN b. PARK, Cincinn4lj.
Gkc. II. RF.HsER PittsblFet " oItIaIe AgtlTF.
autI 2al- j. 1sW
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nALrl11nRE MARKET

SEPTEMBER 2gth.--Sales of Flour at 1919,
market closed firm. Sales of rcd wheat at ST.,
30al ,93, white Sl,2oal, 40. Corn, 7la75 for
white, 72a7J for yellow. Whisky 23a q cash
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

CINCINNATI AIARKET.
SEPT. 29.--Flour unchanged, at 81, 25a4,5 80
Whisky dali ut IA. Wheat nominaland moth
ing Of consequence doing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

We the N,rivrsse publishers nrNsp lyrs the city
Of Wheel have this day a!reed tat wl not insert
Of what known Il gal Advertisements unless
sail Advertisements paid for 10
doing FIRST, The ins rsn compensation for pub
lishng such advertisers and second, TIE unusuagi'
lar amount of LOSSES ae5ung 70 from ;he neglect
ability Of parties to paw for of them.
CAMPBELL. 3 Mc0ERGOT Int ilgeueer.
JntN r. RI1SsELL, Argus
augS JAMES y. BINGHAM, Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

Al MoosEy's.-Tt.e New York Ledger, Illus
trated Newspaper, a superior number. Saturday
Evening Post, aud all the latest Magazines and
newspapers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

WE beg to call the attention OF Buyers Fall
~ Stock, we comprises Nca tive assortment Of
sErTtiAL, Erench and a inerfcna Dry Goods.
department shall exhibit and
shallbe prepared any article lrstin line
Many of goods receive directly rOra the mannuc-
and facilities enable to supply customers
with goods low they purchase mem in of the
Eastern ctvs. We would further that by the recent
completion many of the Western aud southern Railroads
tending towards Baltimore, have incIvast facilities for
din. goods with dispatch. We solicit call from
prompt buyers and Sll en to make their inter-
est to deal wItrus Very Respectfully,
Il nEsKSNS, 81 u E1EI 81 co.
~ Orders promptly attended to.
Baltimore, August 18th, 1851 arp1 still LIST DcCS
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PomcE MArrEGs--B.t6re IM Wrigdt-
Alex Woods, river man, was found byastly
drunk, lying about loose, and was picked up
by the watch and committed TO Jail
james McClay, Wm. Coats aud Belle King
were found ''bobbing round, > making night hid
eous, driving sleep from the pillow, and slun-
Der from the eyelils. They were fined about
81 each.
Peter O'Bricn, 50 he gave his name, was found
in the act Of executing u species of dcyiltry by
no means uncommon hcre-he was about to
roll barrel Of salt into the river. Peter being
delightfully."- drunk, he was sent to Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

THE DAILY INTELLIGENCE GER
Will DC furnished 70 subscribers living in any
part of the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
week, by leaving their names at the Office.
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GOL,ll IfIt llAli PIANOS!

SlotnWny q. SONS, NsnnufnGlHtG rs,
o. NV-alaIi5 SLEeet, EGw York,
lECElHED FIRST Prize Medals tn spi6lgti-
se.SSzs; - ton with the hest makers Of Boston, Nm
II II IA r; N y ORR, PHILADELPHIA aud llHtDorr.
Y uia Two FIRST PRIZE MEDALS mt lie Me-
;ropoten Pair, Warrington, March, 1855. AGoLn kEh
at tile Crys tsl paacc, N Y. tS!Ij. AGoLn MEDAL
1.-The Maryland lnstitte, Bait 1886. TIE FIRST riIE
MEDAL at Fair Cry Palace, New York. 1884, A.
nui;, judge Mason Goitselnlk MUeIG
tanrt Others st :. Pianos, wits and without troll
Frniae,) FOR tIce yttrs, ai written
given. Pianos paSLeI and shipped without chaTeE.
Prices moderate. jan23-1yl.tGl5L
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TErNs.--Eor cure, SIS. In compliance with
the request Of large number Of correspom-
deuts in the country, whose circumstances will
not admit of visit to New York, DIR. II. will
forward package by Express, containing all
the necessary treatment appliances, &c, with
ample instructions to fleet cure, on receipt of
SlG, and the balancc when cured. THESE TERMS
c6STINuED FOX oNE MONTH oNIY.
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New york ADVERTISEMENTS,
- FROM 3EfgrIf.5sss
ALBERT q. ri CHAR BSON'S
and Corresponding Office. No 800 Bropdwni
= New York A''- - -
.CONS0IiDATl0N. Is
-. ~
EMEasoN's MAGAZINE
pu.pSAAI,s MONTHLY


~ .i. < W. AL Ia \. 4.
As''"" e"D'cTaDefs 10 start Win!
at these IavOvis Igsznrs ,i, It lter1rV nlt
talent Of both public ,'ops has been ee4rs l the @es
as'raHi;Ee f'a'rs Of eHc'' VIII oe rS,tci ia is sei- Oh
-,
Is Will aim taSssai a. 'le choicest Pr"ef'i''
Sa 's,,, .ar.l 4; -,
-. 80 -
We Shall e"siEe' bE . Sasas"ps use o. .ie extensive
rs3aces nnw n "ee com NASH r naNs. Mag s;te s'
an, pr,fssut5s pcorsi ps,rsttous, sfrlt aplral
v inti op hefetr PROBES, lis cc'm;ry.
lke .y tsstfcor,nenees s'tii tfc ocT0nBtt us,tes
which nos r%,iy II i}:d VIII tho eioiesst IctEr-
H'n. 6 ,9e !! ~ a9s srl'ai! S,itsr. 8 ,l esy,s
"s'Ni sss'''' ~ ' st's."s VI 'i"t ~ =. ",
i. rye,. ni .s..,tits ,,s press is ,.1oa,s
y, ~, II, w., IA.
sen it to he tbenoa: lsaaiil ieciaiyi Of a Maya.y
ey ,.,,5 ., III ,,, ..is gs ~, ~
"s, ~ Nv. ,..,oro
d enclosing e.pts /, tty rqn.lsEyr.. !. srItADn
septeI % every res,Nln gets mp club Of t9ssy-.pr
s@s,ys.yrs "r TUE onH Nta,Sh ~ y
se1e5-lw-,iaw5 NJ. gTl RRotpw1Y, New York
is NOT a DYE
Gray haired Bali or reTs9;s Win 9LsSaSSS 81 r' ar
RaES s a %II.EE,S zY-I,ClE AISAMUM
or WORLDS Hair pres .s IS initial Io use with t Re-
torer am, is tie lest Hair Dressing yohnR
helm. often cIcucIuIIs In G. of hair falling Gr., RtiN
! lie Iesi"rer
REV II l. DE(;NS E,li:or Guide to Holiness. can
M, tss2Ifs to is sHeS's% K ,.,.,., ra,,,
o. -, =. -; ~ ~ Ne, ,E si,1 an ~ sIr
oSc,, nI ;a,, 80 a.. ~ "a ,,r;sinsi rclSr,
Ss ''" ;"s H''' W.
REV $ u MORLEY, Mtiy,oro'. Nlnssactes' = IA has
changed tile Grown Of Glory, belonging old
/ TO the original hue HG yUuilL'' DC.
REV. 81. TlIA9HE ten aged Pitcher ChenarCn
County, New YORK. t'9Iy lair Is restored: it j.
nothing like dyr," &c.
REV. u. I. MOOD M!tetnwIi, New York 'aly own hair
and HAT Of another family, has greatly thicStr-
] cd. where almost buld,' 81
HENsJNMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommends -, Nc.
RkN " pNltTEIf-, Snnwcl Com, my
/ sa,,suinc Expectation So We.
REV. +. GISWULD Washington, II. 'tlk ia rcal
= ehirlcors IL, r.siul lug the hall" Ec..
can and IL, rIrrrTnlIv recommend il y GC
REV L. T. T(ISTIN Cnrlrstowu South Carolina. W1li.
/. Willie l.air has Lrc0Ine ol.viat,ts,' &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Aturtlen. ~ H. "Nvc Il;iI
very highly Of vour n, rnarntion y 81.
REV n. O. Shirt ,ssbrrr Ny =, was surprised
find my tnr farm ms when i was young &c.
REV &. NJ. fCLINK Lewiston, PENNSYLVANIA at las
stopl,eil my hair n;n., and caused new grow III
REV 4 rink, Cluiauua County, New York
tsfy, anu recomuigrid IT.
REV o. M"MMls Gross River New fP'k III
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FALL AND WINTER HATS.
4 R57.

WE have in store ard Offering great variety
w O! Fall Winter IGts-ioTei and domestic fIrs
We invite attention Western nsreh9nts stock.
c. u. SLISGLU!F y Co, s=
SNS Baltimore street,
nug2S Baltimore, Md.
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1T rs NOT a Dye.
MRS. g. a. ALLEN 8 WORLDS HAIR

RESTORER
Gray haireL BALI, persons will diseases Of hair,
sctln, real the following and Ii.ss OF the articles.
MRS S. q. ALIEN.S zYLCBALSAMUM
Or Worlds Hair Drcs essential with the t,
tprer Hair DseSSn. aid yOhng vNant
helm. often cIc,cOlIS IL uf hair falling, Ir Bttln
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REV ii l. DEG.IS, Editor Gulie to Holiness 'mc
testify o us eHects'l Sc.
PRESIDENT J. IL EATON u. l. d. AnrfrccshOr"', Tenn
= notwithstanding irregular use, the falling Oh III lair
ceased anu my gray locks rtSUrcd {" original r"laFi
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REV $ b. MORl EY, Attlvboro. NnssachGSt &. Ii has
changed tile Grown Of Gi"rl, belonging 10 cid in'
TO the original hue Hf youth. &c.
REV 81 TIA3IlEE, IG Years Of aged Pitcher, Chenarc"
County, New York. ''aly lair Is nov restored; it j.
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VIM. 3 a & z BTT, Pro prietor
rENIIS we'll known Hotel has ncvy renovated, ant
furnish esthe best accommodations to traveller
AT MODERATE RATES.
slocatedI the of the city, opposite tie SuS
bridge and only few from the Railroad
OgpOts and Steamboat Landing.
EXCELLENT STABLISG
Is attached House Travellers and 5oarderymay rest
that pains will be sparedto add to their com
lort. ap3tI-t.dAw
I1INE IMPORTED CIGARS AND CHEwlEG TOBACCO
Il just received ind for ale by
w. A. EDWARDS d BRO,
corner Monroe and h.nrket streets,
my11 Opposite M'IMrs House.
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9EAHoR1Nos 10 rNoHGcE AZ 4 sloNlENTs ~

DIR, LEM Is FEUClITNYiNGElI,
tHTGiSt and iJOIirI.gS iHS. kNseAt'tti GL C'1 Ne
al, DUyUErrrtigpr NRd ibDtUgrGlihic CHeEtic.yls,
N0S.E.t3 iSnfden E.nnG, New NOrik.5
a..i Gin. nn23-Gnd&M
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whore address al; letters and inquiries
dealers trY sell articles instead of is.
which they ,Anie mere lrut Writu Dept for circular
t-rus, al 1iGinima'icn GelInlc is signe Ms >. Il
.iHeR, written il, SNG- Beware of couite!t,lts
scl,t;-9medtl