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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-15


Keep the Wines GAorisoati position, GEd in cellar
{ IN sTyn temperature.
IN cold ret4e- the SPARKLING WINES should be kept
for ihTee days before using at the tenn.
peraturs ast 40 degrees that the Wines are we'll
warmed through.
WINES injuries their and ayoE, and diut.s
the Wines destroying their character. The Wines
too sensitive TO bear lee.
~ In offering tile above Wines to the notice Of the
American public dsslrs 20 assure all persons Who may
them hey the strictly PCRE JuE OF TR
CLrAwBA GEAFE se fro and every form o. ndulsSE
alien, containing alcohol that which results
from. the natural process Of fermentation.
The EPARKLISG CATAWBA Is rot made to INITIATE any
toreEn article whatever b; 1t Is designed be just what 1t
i Represented, n1erfcnn Sparkling Wine. as
Clralpa me FRENCH Sparkling Wine" Here the re.
srulhauce ceas=s ;e American Grape IS far more rich
its favor Il makes more delicious wine The
prejudice in favor NJ the foreign article may b" regarded As
prejudice only, aud Inconsistent with true taste and jug
nEu;.
TIE STILL wIs;E hyhy esteemed b. Medical men IS
admirable tonic or inyalis, ard for SAcHANESTAL
purposes tits wholly un=xcePtIcnabc.
The BRANDY made from Che CatAHba Grape diners IL
material degree Ordinary French Brandy Of eoHrse
time t POSSESSES all those qualities which
ahoI ea-Ae:sr!ze superior article et ts kinds ana when
desired strictly pure Brandy for medicinal or
other Eirpases, IL eaHno; be oTer eEtinsated
For -Als by T. II. LOGAN + CO,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, va,
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OBJECTIONS.

cSTAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from CataEha Wine
Strictly pure; for medical purposes GnrivaiIei.
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New Music.

TUST1SSCED-LeOnoTr Polka. VIC joy that sIou Free,
~ Write very Oi;eu, On the Border SirranIst
Weir ali fond OF kissing Ju7ni'a twARiIa Evening
Bell, Natural Bridge Sottisch, haSnrEa dies TrancauN
RarY SehnttiEch. Keepsake SGluitisC franklin Waltz
Gratitude Polka, Spring FoweT chotsel, lance
For sale by J. \. WILSON 4 CO.,
1nNA 81
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ADVERTISEMENTS

HAYE yea DJppersla. use TRAXALe ELIXIR.
II Have yau Rheumatlsaa use. HHSfPTOSIS TIISCIISR
ArO1 bald heSdsl, GSe WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do yea want good Imminent, pES ToEsHA'S DAEN.
Do you want hush comb. bottle ofhre perfume,
80 70 the BrdEs Corner Drug storu.
CONCENTRATED LYB
Isyou- hOrse lane ,et. use XERcHXT's oARaLIS0
Haveyou = eoush. sc tho HoARHoUED BALaAM
Do Pou U6nt0
Eh0aldeT Brace Port NonnEte
e1ppoEteR Balm Of Tks7ssnA F1cEeEA
IEua1 TaeetrIe oil
AandaGe Syringe OF
Eat Fine SponR
20 70 Ihs BrIdFN corn EEEE ALRtG-
W6loRAyAs pulls ana oIntrnspt
BakRE3s Cod Liver on
B0sT6AVe'B Holland BittsFs
HooflandAs German Btte4T
~ GAts By I. H: LOGAN CT
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Wheeling High School


TINE Subscribers associated them for the pur
pose Of opening Classical and Mathematical School in
Wheeling. IS thsir intention to make It in every respect
EQUAL tire hest Academies and High Schools in
to In she active rsrsutS Of life. The courEe Of
studies will embrace the ENGLISH Latin, Greek, French,
and Spanish languages, and full course nj Mathematics.
The Principals have had ample experience In teaching in
vRTOus Academies. and graduates nj two Of the best
the United States, and furnish satsfAc
tory testimonials and references.
The Military Feature will he introduced far TO have
daily r!i which will M found Of advantage In Civ
Ing regular exeFrise to the pupils and improving hrF Car
TeSehoo! will he opened on the 4:h Of March and close
for the vacation the 9Th Of July. Due notice
will given Of the location Of the school,
For the present. the Principals he found st the MLnre
House. where application be made for further tniDEna
ton. ]. r. JONES,
of the Va Military Institute.
CHARLES TICKER, a. NJ,
fch29-tf Of Princeton College. \. J.
REMOVED.
THE unierslCued grateful for the patronage they have
received from the citizens Of Wheeling and the public
generally OLD stand, respectfully ask continue
Of the ut their location, No. lis MAN, be-
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose all keep such assortment Of
ClII3;A. CLASS, QUFESSWARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that will be most likely to u
lir of all Who favor with their patronage.
0u- Rooms sPacious anorling facilities unsurpassed
Went exhibit goods advantage, and aside from
keep original pactaRrG Of assorted ueensHarF,
this section o country and tho extreme Westi
which will he offered Mt small advance over the cost
Connected with this house. Is a FLINT GLASS NASE.
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants relT upon
saving the carriage from East this point by yS
49, j. X DuHHAI Z CO,
rnhii No. i1S Main ST., between Monroe Union stS
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FULTON HOUSE.
W9ShInPtOn. ia

Washlngton, Pa.
TIE uudErsxned hsyns leased this wen knoEn h1- "a
TEL and having thoroughly rented H. takes this IST
opportunity presenting its claims TO the travelling A
cGiuHunIty lie has secured the services Of the most oh
Z and attentive waterss Hd his table viii be- at all times
Furnished with the best the market affords. The stnblng is
extensive In the and ll attended by care
full hosilsrE.
The lnigent attention will he given to Insure the
Comfort and the wants OF all who may become
quests No p.ias O. rxpe. will be spared make this
comfortable for ali Who may either permanently OF
temporarily extend thr!E patronage to IL.
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TIT VVO1l. ~ III VVgIs'
M 4 wish to Inform drinking friends that
w again prepared TO furnish PURE COLD MINERAL
WATER equal 70 any made Ia the country Remember that
mineral IL "SodA Wstrr pure wAier higly
charged with Wholesome and gently stimulating nE
esrrvsFeSneG s o6ln TO the of this and
1he of Soda aud TartHTc Acid
Our STTups We are confident equal any found in
tried both.
In addition to the usaal syrnps. drei-
ous CTeAm s!TUPs and the fsEnruF "IfOcE AND SODA
and CataEba EyTups Call al the Bridge Drug
Jt1 T. II. LOHAN-6 CO.
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= THIRD SUMMER STOCK.

L from East with my THIRD SUMMER STOCK, con-
sIstn. Of Lawns, BrrAcrs, MIntillas, ect.
call especial attention tn stock OF Straw ana Sea
potan BonnEtS Of every description bot plain aHd fancy,
and which shall sell cheaper iaa have been sold yet
tIIis
Ribbona, of which purchased large quantity
OF Which confident have the largest sock IN
Wheeling, shall sell lees than iey have been sold yet ihs
Bis calling you Will convince yourself OF the fact
seal p cent less than other House
Also S doE. Ruchea to which invite the attention Of
Hs-t; only bavinE Manufacturers AMI I-Iorters.
Also 100 thOse cheap s5e bIts, the great
Get BARGAINS solG in Wheeling.
Also laoo yd'. OF the plain Berages at 25e fully
Also GG3 more of those Cellar. SCI aud which cheap
at l2Hc.
To my stock Of Lawns which have selected from the
latest dssisns call especial attention.
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
we'll call have many Auction bargains which
shall sell cheap TO the Trade. ISAAC Prayer,
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DR. J. V. c. SMITH.
FOR TIL. CURE OF
Z. rEnnhneha Rnnl 80

WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
I'VE Will nov sell Hne wide heavily ElaEs't vail nnrsr
w S% aud Az cents, which formerly sold, and Is
selling elsewhere at 50 and ~ cents per bolt The paper Is
in perfect order and the nniy offer this induce
ment tn purchasers Il that the II the usual prices
too high the market We haze hlso in hands
hEe assortment Of cheap paper which oder very low
Al o. Just received Gonts among theta private
correspondence Of DIncl Webster by his SoE; VIVA lay
Mrs SOuhToTh Travels In Europe; by Iranseus; Inquire
Wltha; The days Of my Life; School Amusvnsu. Gracia
Amber, by Mrs DennIson: KansASits Maps
Of Western States 81: also, School
and Hank hooks. g., Sc.
Al she late periodicals and VeeEly papers, at.
nyT No. III Main ST., wheeling, Va
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We some days ago published paragraph from
some Of the Methodist Journals, that large and in
naenslai conferences hare determined 10 license
ana ordain no candidate for the ministry who ia
not willing to forego the use OF tobacco In eyery
1erm new University has been endowed Also
10 one OF the Western States, with the proyiso in
lie bylaws that no professor shall be en- titled %
any Of the avails Of the endowment, who "a addict.
Cd to the use Of tobacco.
It requires no prophet to predict that this ia one
Of the innnmershle modern projects O moral "a.
form which will have q Hns RIM for a fms ana
then snnsr fatal reaction. There I, a c,r,on.
pSpeas''y 70 improve the only infaliibls rule Of
a'e sna morals and to Invent some new virtue or
NV wee, shas was never heard Of before this .u.
d discovery and invention.
"sso not doubt that many good aud sensible
nsn HOOK upon tobacco as almost ~ great an evil
% wnAkey. We know gentlemen, of high intel
i,senes ana character, who thus regard il; and
shst Is abuse produces bad consequences. there
eAh - no doubt. II, however, when used tempe
s1e.e'y, causes pernlcious results, they are 40
very gradual, they take so many years to affect .
nshs ssnstisntion, and produce such inconsidera
sasosns npon his pocket, that they cannot BE-
1 ~, moment against tho agreeable 81.
$500. naeh some. and the eomposure Of spirit
w otnsfs derive from this moderate stimulant
saes.soa very much whether more svil ha,
..s..sss. .ou' we use OF tobacco than from sxess
a.. .a o. ms good things of the tsbl...
a.. = much ~ from intsmpsrsts drink
~. - oeee destroys . man In BODY and
n..s osues ana les, agreeable stimuiauts. ma,
-. - ssassa iits tobacco, and II INDUCED % ex
VS. shse" upon the nervous system
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Bat Who proposes to put these innocent beverages
under the bani
The truth 10, our modern reformers 90 ahead too
fast. They are not satisfied with the advance oil
the present century over oil other centuries, In
material progress, but they desire to oatstrip the
prophets and apostles in divinity and holiness.--
OF course, such vauiting ambition oserleaps Itself
'sBe not righteous overmuch," 10 an inspired max
i'm, which applies to good many modern reforms
and has world Of wisdom In It. 1--WE take awsy
from men Innocent amusements, and endeavor Il
make them live In every thing by rule, they viii
be very apt to indulge In excesses of serious cha
rsctsr, and do more harm to themselves aud socie
~ than If Ieft under the laws of God, which max,
temperance the rule in all things, and which hav'
laid down the whole moral code In the ten com
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RrpoarID ron THI DAILY DISPATCH
pROCEEDTNfis or CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.--Saate. Gwin, OF Cal
ifornia. offered resolution calling on the Presi-
dent, for copies of all correspondence with Gov.
Walker, relating to Kansas.
Mr. Allen, OF Rhode Island, submitted resolu-
ton containing list of the standing committees.
This was strongly opposed by the Republican
Senators, on the ground that they would be In the
minority, on all the important committees.
The resolution and list were finally adopted. ~
a strict party vote Of 80 Democrats, to 10 Republic
cans.
Mr.. Green, of Missouri, made a speech In reply
to Mr.. Douglas speech, Of the previous day. he
said Mr. d. was responsible for deferring the ex-
preston of his views on the Lecompton move
ment
Houss.--Mr Cox, of Ohio, on motion to print
10000 extra copies of the Presidents Message,
made Fan elaborate spec n, condemning the Le-
compton movement as unconstitutional, but made
no direct condemnation Of slavery.
committee was appointed to report upon the
necessity Of increased accommodations for the
press and members
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~ NEW York LIFE INSURANCE CoMPASY.-Par-
ties DESTROYS Of INSURANCE In the NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, will, by making
application BlroRE the FIRST day of January 1858,
be entitled to the Dividend Of the coming year
Those pEFsRRisG their applications beyond the
above period. will receive no Dividend for 1885,
HE- AsEycr 3G, Main street. Richmond
CHAs. Y. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
E. TR0TTRR,
dc il-dtistja General Agent.
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With the revival Of business In New York, there
appears to be a return Of the good times in the
way Of amusements. The theatres, music acade-
mics and ether resorts, which had somewhat with
cred under the panic are beginning once more to
raise their heads, and to put the people in an ex-
cellept hunor with themselves and the rest Of the
world. In about one month they will forget that
such thing as panic ever existed, and six months
hence tho reign of extravaganza will be univer-
sal and as reckless as ever.
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TREASURY NorE Built is thought that the
treasury note bill will be brought forward next
week In the House of Representatives from the
committee on ways and means. 1t sprobable that
an issue of twenty millions 10 notes fthe denom-
inaton of fifty dollars and over, and drawing inter
est at three per cent. will he authorized.
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PRINTER TO THE SENATE-G0y. WALKERS
RESIGNATION-&c.

WASHINGTON. December 16.-The Democratic
Senatorial caucus this morning, nominated Mr..
Harris editor of the Union, for the ONCE OF prin-
ter to the Senate. The election takes place to-
morrow.
The House took possession of its new hall to-day.
There is great dissatisfaction among the reporters
of the press regarding their accommodations A
communication was received from the clergy OF
Washington, rendering their services to open the
daily sessions with prayer. Seats were allotted to
the members.
1t is understood that Gov. Walker rendered his
resignation to-day,
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VERA CRuz AND MEXICAN RAnRoAD.-Col. An
drew Talcott, late Engineer of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad, has received and accepted the
appointment of Chief Engineer of the Vera Cruz
and Mexico Railroad, the charter of which was re-
Gently granted to Senior Escandon.
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CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION IN OREGos.-The consti
tutional election in Oregon has resulted in the
adoption by the people of the Constitution, pre-
pared by the Convention, a synopsis OF which has
been published. The anti-slavery cause has been
adopted by three to one vote, nearly. The anti
free negro clause is also adopted by large majo-
III
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INCORRECT REpoRr.-The statement of the cleo
ton of Messrs Shields and Steele as Senator's from
Minnesota, was unfounded. 1t appears that nc
election had taken place at last accounts
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DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC LANDs.-Among the bills
already introduced in the House of Representatives
is one for distributing about six millions of
of public land among the several States. Its fail
ure 10 predicted.
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GEN. WALKERS FlLLIBUSTERS TO BE
ST0PpED-ISSuE OF TREASURY NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The correspondent OF the
New York Herald asserts that instructions have
been sent to Mobile and New Orleans, to use all
means in the power of the United States officers,
to prevent the departure Of any aid to Gen. Wal
kerr and to libel the steamer Fashion on her return
to Mobile. The Herald states as its opinion that
the bark Seraphina, which sailed from New York
on the Sd Nov, took ont large quantity Of stores
arms and ammunition for Walker.
Senator Hunter, from, the Finance Committee
will tomorrow introduce bill for the issue Of
Treasury notes.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Rbrtof Richmond, Deer 16-High Water l o'cr

~~~-~~~~~~~<-~~Do~O>N~~~
ARRIVED,
Schr. Crenshaw. Moss, New York, mdse., D. & W.
Curre.
Schr. w. ". Griffin, Snipes, Chiekahominy liver,
slaves.
Schr. Southerner Leftover, Norfolk corn, Stearns 4
ThuTston.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia mdse.
and passengers, H. L. Tuttle.
Brig Foaming Sea, Beachan, Rio Grande, flour.
Haxall & Co.
Schrs. Ebcn Atkins, Msrston, from Richmond, and
VIM. K. Newcomb, Bacon, from fredericksburg, ar
rived at Boston l4th inst.
Schr. Charles Anns, -. and Stag, Townsend, from
Richmond, arrived at New York 18th inst.
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CONVICTION OF A MURDEEER-Loefner, who has
been on trial Ia Cincinnati for some days for the
murder of his wife aud Mr.. N. T Horton, in July
last, was, on Monday, found guilty Of murder in
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~ RAVE been q wearsr of Boots for twenty odd
years past. have worn Melles. and all have to
say TO- that would not give one pair OF Hilps Boots
OF Asiles Boots, snch as saw at Hills to-day, for
say two psirof Miles make Of Boots, that have
sssn or the last i've years. IL not longer than that
dsll--Aetsslte WEARER or BOOTS.
CHEESE.-600 boxes New York State
Cheese, for sale by
deli LAG.B. DAVENPORT.
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n6y- To MY FrLLow-CrrizEss OF TIN

HEB To MY EELOW -OIIIEENS OF TIE
County OF HyyRIco.-T am a candidate for the SHE
RIFfALTY Of ths County OF Henrico, and respects
fully solicit your surages at the ensuing election in
May next. 8. NIGH. DAVIS.
Richmond, 18th Dec, 1851. de fI-tI6t1cM3t
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-Loss OF LIrE.-The steam
boat Col. Edwards was destroyed by fire ON the
Red River, La, on Saturday last, by which some
fifteen or twenty persons lost their lives. The
steamer had cargo of over 1000 bales of cotton
aud many cattle, all of which, with the vessel
was totally lost.
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nag To THE VoTBRs OF THE CITY OF
RrcHMoSp.-I am q candidate for the Office Of SHE
RIFF OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. My long
OF Richmond am satisfied, would enable me to dis
charge the duties faithfully and sat factory should
IL be our pleasure to confer the Office upon me.
de ibid A. b. HUTCH ESUN.
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An Englishman named John Walker killed him
self at Atlanta, Ga, Saturday, by blowing his
brains out.
Vice President Breckinridge left Mobile on the
on the 18th inst for Washington.
cargo Of 900 black hsh, oil alive, arrived at
Savannah, Ga, from New York, Saturday.
Preston Adams, q well known citizen of Colum-
bfa, B. O., ia dead.
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MURpEREpB BY SLAvI.-Thomss N. Hobbs, q plan
ter living near Macon, Ga, was killed by one of
his slaves last week, while endsavoring to chas-
tise him. The negro, who was without legs, caught
his master he leaned over to tie him, and stab
bed him 30 seriously that be died IN Q few hours.
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TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF CEAWFoRD.-At re-
cent meeting of artists and other friends of the
late Thomas Crawford, at Rome, proposition was
made and passed, that they should raise funds by
subscription for the purpose OF having cast made
in bronze of his statue of Indian, to be put in
some suitable place as a lasting monument to his
genius and talent, and token of their high appre-
citation of his worth and cherished affection for his
memory.
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening, Nov. 26th, 1857, by Rev. .
J. Settles, Mr.. JESSE BARNES, Of Richmond,
Miss CARULINE NJ. WILLIAMS, of Campbell co
Virginia.
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SEVERAL VOTERS.
NE SHERrrrALrY or RIcHMoSp.-Thi

h4 6HERIFFALTf OF hICHMOND.--1H is
Office having been made vacant by the dismissal OF
the late incumbent IL deyoives upon our citizens to
select some SUITABLE person for that posi- lion: 70
GER he should be q man of strong business capacity
q good financier, AMI of strict integrity: sneh .
man we know win be found in the person Of HENRY
X. ELLYS0E Esq, and we hope he will yield to the
wishes Of o large portion Of his fellow citizens. By
forthwith announcing himself q candidate for said
Office. de lT-lt NOA POPULl.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

B0 NOTICE. will close out my re-
naming stock of TRIMMINGS, HOOLLBN GOODS
&c, without regard to cost. The assortment being
very large and desirable, can offer great induce
ments to purchasers. +. HORTON KEACH,
Trimming and Variety Store,
de lT-3t Main Attract
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We are indebted to Hon. John Letcher for an
important public document.
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LEGAL DECISION CONCERNING EXCHANGE.
BUFFALO, Dee 15.-The Superior Court of Buf
falo recently decided that drafts purchased here
aud payable in New York, were usurious, and gave
judgment for the defense in certain suits. Judge
Davies of the Supreme Court, now in session. has
reversed that Judgment
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k6 To THE VorBRs OF HESRIco CouS-
Yin reply TO the communication signed MANY
Voters Of the Comfy" which appeared in the Dis
self nddate for the sce OF Clerk OF the County
Court of said county, having had an expericnce as
assistant and Deputy in different Offices for nearly
three years. no Ie-lml WIN. FoLkES.
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~ To TIN voTERs or THE CRY The
vacant and having fixed on WEDNESDAY, next for
the day OF election to I'LL the vacancy, beg TO call
your attention to WILLIAM II. FRY - suitable
person for that Office. Captain FRY ~ too well
known TO needany commendaf0n Mt our hands. sui
nee IL to say that he is gentleman possessed Of me
intelligence of business habits aud Of fudomifabe
energy. We call upon Captain FRY to announce
himself candidate.
de lit SEVERAL VOTEHS.
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CLOSE OF NAVIGATION OF ERIE CANAL.
ALBANY, Dec. 15-To-day is the last OF Canal
navigation. Tomorrow the water will be drawn
off, by order of the Commissioners. All loads Of
any consequence are at their destinations.
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t6- To THE Worms OF HESRIco Cow
Tin response to communication. signed "Hen
rico" which appeared in tho Dispatch of the 18th
Instant, bog leave to announce mysef . candidate
ct said county: Having had an experience Of some
nEe years as Deputy in the said office, respectful
ly submit my claims for your consideration.
no I8-dtl7D TEMPLE ELLETT,
IT Election day-Thursday December IL 1e3J
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NREAT SALE OF COTTON GOODS
" CONTINUED and IS Brown Cotton at g. /
cents, cost cents "A Heavy Brown Cottops, very
chsap Bleached Cotton; Domestics; Cambrics ;
Blankets; Merino Shirts Delanes-all to be SOLD at
a great sacrifice before the close Of the year, at
C. A. GWATK1NS,
DELI Opposite Exchange Bank
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k6 SPECIAL NoTICE.-The attentio n
of the public is requested to sale of Household
Furniture at the late residence Ct James Bintord
decd, THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
de II u. b. COOK & CO.. Aucts.