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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

BLACK or brown Hair produced in Eve minutes,
from the Grayes or Redest Hair, the application Of w
a. BATcHELoa's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
lection, and never 70 iuinre the skim matter
how often applied how long continued. Usethe genuine
possibly occur. siarIthe steel engrav-
Ing the box VIZ A. BArcEHLoR, 2ss broadway,
the Sides forw4 BATcHEtoR's Hair Dye when
you purchase. Por salem wheellng6y
apsO-1m T. Il. LOGAN & 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
NEW ApvRRTIsEMHNTs

THE HAT.
NEW STYLE. 7. "A TENTED FLEXIBLE
SILK HATS! IS
The Most Comfortable Dress Hat
IN The wORI4Dl
combinng the beauty and elegance Of the SILK HAT
With the soltness OF tne Felt Hat
..,14 s. D. HARPER SONS. q
TNRFYCH IAr-A new aud pretty article Black ana
II Brown, received anil for sale by /. ,o,,s
sepl4 .. u. "a a hrEte = =
ST0FT-TT4TsIVe are this morning in receipt Of some
- beautiful STYLES OF Soft, Business and Travelling HAS,
II ali die different qualities coors &C. /. core
- s .e,, & s. D. HARPER SONS:
NRFss HATS Of a Beautiful style, for sale by o,,s
~ sep14 :: ". nAhEEa - 9 SUNS.
=T.IIsT receIyed a large stock Of HungaTianiiats
81 sepII 8. D. HAkFES- q zsVN9.
0PFNED n large lot OF Aens Black Brown and Pearl
Il eolorcd plRnter's Hats, Wool and Rpr .,,,
StAssINERE HATs-A full assortment q all The isses
\ j STYLES. [sepl4I s. D. HARPER Z. suns
TtHILpREN's FANCY IIATs-of the New York and Phil.
j sdelphIa STYLES. [sepl4l s. D. HARPER 3 SONS.
MINIS YaPhs aud Boys Cloth, Velvet and Plush Gaps,
MI for the Fall retail trade just rece ed and for sac ny
seni4 - II = = - !. S. d. HARPER SONS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WE invite the attention Of Merchants TO an examina;
wv ton Of very large stock Of Son Fur and WOOL
Hats. Also, Plush Gaps, umbrelas &c, SSS,n soNs
SSF TTimes and Argus ccnv,1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

From the Baltimore Ettrio; and Commercial Gasexe.
nAMPruNs TINCrUkE.Tiis % which has been
before the public for years. but more especially for
the last year, by oFtImOr Stobray, sole
prIetors has met with remarkable success have
from the respectable Aarge number Of pa
tients relieved and number Of the medical
profession also who used It In their practice have
voluntarily given their certificates Of recommendation
the proprietors.
We are decidedly opposed putting quaek nostrums, bu
as many letters to esSrs Mortimer SIow.
bray, the above mentioned, to be
nothing more than Justice ealhe attention ofthe people
to their advertisement in to.days paper.
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0lome institute for Young Ladies

OlOme Institute for Young LadleS,
GANsHNBBUFsG PA
TIME EXERCISES OF THE 1SE. ANNIVERSARY OF thls
L Institution wit he held MS follows:
PRONUNCIATION of Glasses by Committee Tuesday, Sep
tenher GOTH at o'clrck A, 81, In the Seminar I2ll
Pabc exercises Of Music Essays, Reports on e
lion of Glasses &r Wednesday, September S0th' At
o'clock A. a., In the Seceder Church. =,
Addresses before the School by r. s. LAMBERT, ~ D OF
P,cksGl n Y, and Rev r. C0RRAS OF Petersburg Pa,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ. 4. 49,
and iustrNm enLnl Music, at 2 o'clock. II. d.
AimittnCe to Concert 25 cents Tickets TO ne hau
at the nj Dnuis q .Russel. senLz-zL-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

A MONSTER YURTLE.-We find the following
graphic account Of the excitement caused by n
distinguished arrival at the National Capital,
in the Washington Suites, of the sth inst:
At the fishing shore on Point Lookout at the
mouth of the Potomac river, Capt Samuel Glib
son took, last week, green sea turtle weighing
$50 pounds-the largest one probably even la
ken in our waters 1t was caught ina seine,
and it required the efforts Of some six or eight
its owner found himself in the predicament Of
the man who won the elephant ut rafe-no
hotel or restaurant would buy the monster wholei
He was exhibited to the admiTing gaze Of hun
dredls before the hotels, and little boys were
gagged in punching It with sharp sticks TO make
It .'blowI" Atlast several restaurant keeps com
United the rash act Of purchasing its corpus in
fifty-Pound slices, and quite rivalry between
these establishments will probably spring up
over its lamented remains.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

This table comes down to the latest authentic
census in each State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

How TnE CABINET WAS MADE UP.-Thc Hon.
Jesse D. Bright, Senator from Indiana, in . re:
cent speech, made the following statement;
''Just here" said Mr. b, sit is proper for me
to tell YOU one thing which I have never told be-
fore. Buchanan did Offer me place in his Cab
met declined it. Said to SIR. Buchanan, I,
have been reelected to the Senate; the Office is
one Of doubtful tenure and II will not do for me
to leave it under present circumstances, and take
4 higher and better place. My enemies shall
not say of me, bright is very patriotic, indeed!
He gladly leaves a $4,000 office. held illegally,
for ono worth $4,000" Mr.. Bright
remarked that the question might bc asked why
he did not secure tile Cabinet seat for some otis
or citizen OF Indiana, after declining il himself
He did recommend four or five Of our citizens,
and urged them separately with all his might,
but Mr.. Buchanan's programme was 50 marked
out that IL he bright did not take the appoint.
ment, It was then TO be offered to Michigan. It
was accordingly SO offered and accepted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
MEDICAI..
-lAndeToN's T1NcTURn

TUAMeTONs TIfgcTuRn ~
7 Hi IYlT5T5 f4TIpI, ~,
y -. 80, ~ -. : IL v ShE DYSpEpS,
HAMRTONiS IINGTURE
WIFI aITrDr
MA ITpTON,S TTNGTTTpE - = I'VE COCGI
~ WIIT, CURE 7PITpt,,,
IN iFpToNytc TISJfln1IYT1IS - = isoAlATlSl
ia t1E5 ASyANs y. 444ssNIlsAllE
Will CURE Scpor,,
.IIlAa4pT0 NC TTNnT1TpIs 'ShOEUlJl
AA<AtlAA = I1s y = = ~ y, : , o1Ss
WILL CQltE NERVOUS JEADIn,
II ANJpTDN'S 1'JNfNTTTRE DACtil
~ y - ~ e - n : NJ y
NlEl CUlSE NEURATb,
+HAAIPTOSlS TINOTURE 4'J
t fItyYTtTE fITTpISyc,rIN,,
IL ~ gLsE. oFlES.Al. Disc An
tHAAfPY()N1S IlS5IURE
.l4N - WILL, 1Nv,co,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
THE SUMMER ITS DISEASEs-TnIR n
EDDY Ar HAND

HAMI2TONr.S FLEGE7ABLE TINCTTs,
We have the strongest Insurance of the good tas,
this medicine In Cholera NiorbuS, Dlarroea, " 4
of the Bowels Incident the season. It Invgorais
bowels and the system great
ance In combating the approach of indeed all frsI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
FALL FASHION FOR EATS.

1857.
T AN prepared 70 Furnish my numerous patrons and
public with superior quality and style OF Mole
skin Hats which Hight elastic tast-color fine ustre OF
6 and Of endurance, they render good ser.
vice In all kinds Of reaeri also general
soft Pantera French, 4ock1and and Hungarian styles
Black Brown Pearl, and Beaver eolors Also, Mems and
Boys Caps, Of the lRtest styles. re-
S.B-MoleskIn Hats finished to tneastire
q abort notice. Bring along the you can get an
kinds Of head gear at q very low tlEfH, at
alf W. W.sJIMEsOSsS,
Main
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spno1AL NOTICES.
.sswBBTs FOR THE SWEET"

"Bognss de 0rlsaas" or 7. A. BOURBON.
From groves of sweet flowers, this perfume was culed
where deep. golden snlmers exat the perfume;
Where the breeze from the South IN One deep glen is laed
Where blossoms exhale, bpt resume
no .1npsrt this arcma, s the sweetest, The best
Ii steals Der the senses, rs the nectar Of love-
To the boquet OF beauty, 1t gives new zest--
Ia the pride of the toilet and the perfume OF Love
Distilled with great from the choicest flowers OF he
South expressly the oudoir, Toilet and
Yor sale, with all the "PRANGIPANNFs' by
= IL. LOGAN CO.,
sep,a Bridge corner DrugIists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
DREW & DRAKE,

ORGW q h6AAAS
NO. s WASHINGTONH HALL,
A RE now in daily receipt of their FALL STOCK Of
IN GROCERIES, to which they respectfully call the at.
tention numerous friends and omers. Among
various articles jus: we'd can be found the fol-
lowing:
/ sale by [,ep12l DREW DRNKE.i
NAF MEAL.--900 lbs 0at Meal, for sale BY
" senl2 81 Nt DREW 4 DRAKH
iOEARL BARLEY lbs Pearl BarIey just received
L and for sal by [sep12l DREW DRAKE.
GAP sAGo ouEEsE-50 lbs. Sap snen Cheese supe-
- rinr artieie sn- sAle bv tsepI2l DREM&hRAk
WINEiAR FOR. plUKLEs.-A prime article OF pure Cl-
seni2 DREW & BRAKES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

ToPhysIeInna nm d others fnteresled.-Trus-
Sc Shoulder Braces, Supporters Bandages Belts Instru
dns of all kinds syringes, Nursing Bottles &C. &c
to be found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
TEA private Is attached to the store, where
Trusses are adapted to esel, case when desired.
Address or apply to r. H. LOGAN & co.,
iye Dslase eorner.DFpsslsts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

DEATH AND DISEASE.
DEGTH.-How comes IT, friend, In every shape,
YouIe so many folks escapef
DlsElsE.-Dresd sire, use all meansI can,
To obyIate the life Of man;
I dog his footsteps from his birth,
Till he returns to mother earth.
I use all means / used Of old,
Changes of weather-hot and cod;
I give them colis-1 give them paint
Track their bones-I Ore their veins,
poison them with rancid bile,
In place of the digestive chyie,
Yet all is useless nothing kIllsi
DEATu.-uov's that2
D1sEGsK.-They all take DaASpKErH's PrtLs.
T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
Iy71-1v.daT Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

TaE CHoLrRA IS Tur Bxrrtsu AR,y.-A
British officer, in letter from Allahabad, India,
gives a terrible picture Of the sufenngs Of the
British troops. They found it quite difficult to
get enough to eat, and were exposed to every
sort Of peril The writer adds.
You have no idea Of the awful weather and Of
our suiFerings from the heat; wo sit with wet
clothes over our heads, but tie deaths from sun
stroke continue large; that dreadful scourge,
cholera, has also broken out and tps have lost
already seventy fighting men, No buried
twenty-three, a few nights ago, at one funeral,
and the shrieEs Of the dying were something
awful; two poor ladies, who were living over
the hospital, died, believe, from fright. We
have now got about four hundred men outside
the fort, and the disease Is certainly on the
decline
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

Sold by MORTIMER M0WBRAY,s
$40 Baltimore st, Baltms
and 800, Broadway, N. Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
one bottle VIM prove q spPsrIoE yIr.ag:

= 4
Asa FElEdLE MEDECLNE
Hampton's Tncture cannot be excellch. As beaatts
agent Is far superior my of the cosmetics OF
producing beautiful clear skin, and giving to the
the color Of the rose, impartingto every muscle ht
and elasticity which gives to all who enjoy he llth
and beauty.
Chronic or Periodical Nervous, or Sick Headnehe q
standing has been cured by it-as inyigorator al
storatlye, where gentle stimuant IL wanted, be
superior to MI the coriials ever before the public Us
YOUTH and aid Age, the Single aud Married, we ole
most valuable remedy.
Gall and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
POI, sale by IT,, n Logan FGs Co. Wheeling, e
IeralAgents. ST. 7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

1IS4LoEo N1NSC4Co
May be found rich Plaid Ducals Plaid French MerInoes
printed and plain eriDoeS ParamRtas and Coburgs in all
col rs LavaIeS Real I-ish Poplhc, plain and printed ali
elite of thaE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
WOOIEN GOODS

n WONJIIbNI -NIOOJEo. n
surerHne all Wool lO4 and ls4 Blankets, English Flan
nes Country Plannes, superior quality L'nseSs,
Tweets, Jeans, cAssnests, Cassmeres Cloths Also,
n large stock of 5ssr5sf.
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Comprising 81 1O4 aud 1874 SheetnHs Linen TowelinEs,
Scotch Russia and Br.Eye Diaper Irish Linens, Blend
DRmask Table Covers and Table Linens, Wool
Embossed Table and Piano, Covers lIuckcrbacks Pine
Tweeds Crash, Napkins Uienehed and brown Shirtngs
and Sheetngs, Tickngl Twees and Checks Cotton Table
Diapers, Apron Gprhams, oacees, all prices Drilinga
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

O. J. WOOD 4 co., Proprietor. 81Q Broadway, N.T,'
114 Market ST., st. Louis.
= e9DE For salem Wheeling by rf ~ ~
4. n LOGAN & CO.,
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N ltIW
DRY GOODS STORE

IN WHEELING.
g OSROURNE g co. respectfully inform the
OS citizens Wheeling aud the public that they have
taken the No. % MAIN STREET East Side,
wi tre they have opened LARGE STOCK Of. $3.50
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
Adapted tn the wants OF people, will be offered at
the LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. In their stock of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

Rich Brocha Long and Square shawls new designs Long
and Square Plaid Wool 9uawls Stella, Chenee, Thbet
TerEeria, and many new styles for fall.
BONNETS AND RIBBONS.
Ladies silk Bonnets, every variety OF style coor
FALL STYLES Of Straw. Lace, Pedal, Gmpund Pearl Bon
nets cheap, Bonnet Ribbons variety AETUA
and SATIN BONNET RIBBONS, DRESS and CLOAK TRIM
AlINGS, &C. &C..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
'VARIETY GOODS

NV ITE LEAD, on Varnishes, Turrentine1 c C6ncvn-
w trated Lyes BocFhATes Holland BItters Barry's
copherous, LYONS Kathalron Shoulder Braces male
and female, and PerfumeryR large assorment-foF
sale at f.;.r7.4 Il 5FuNDENBURG ALIENS
Washington Hall Drug Store,
|. seplO Wheeling,. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

Are the Agent, for wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them. ap2s-1v-daw
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MONROR 9OTT3R.

[oPPoMTE TIE SUSPENSION PpDGE,l
8 WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

,.sliizI.o 4 sz1 Chicago, May ], 49,,
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative to ID
gives II gloss and softaeks very desirable TheteE nj
hairs had have entirely Disappeared Others Off %
ny have used Il and concnr with in rronouneng
u professesto be. HENRY CLARK, Michigan ATers:s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

Dr. % y. Wood-Sir: I have used nearly three bottle
ySuF Hair and have found It's effects ysIyS
sI6etory II has entirely destroyed all danruE mon
head and restored my hair to It's original color, Which
become quite gray 49, WAN. TRUESDALE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

1ryou are sick you usausttnlse R1edtcinei
EoR ExrERx4L AID rSrEHSAL FAS UsE
DE WHITES PAIN BELIEVER,
(which Is stronger and requires less effect than
wv any known remedy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-08-20
4S, 521 5s,l6O
Buchanan's mao rity, $3.50.
Foreign Items.

The Sussex (Eng.) advertiser says from
all sides we receive the most gratifying ac-
counts of the crops. The blooming was
completed during the most propicious wealth
err, and the rain that did fall during that Pc
riod only tended 10 refresh vegetation and
impart more fulness 10 the grain and more
vigor to the plant. Wheat cutting has al
ready commenced in several quarters, and
in very few days will be more or less
general throughout this district, thus rem
dering our harvest a full fortnight in ad-
vance of those Of ordinary years.
The news Of the harvest from nearly all
quarters Of France is most cheering. In
some the resping is over, and in other
places, where the corn is not yet ready for
the sickle, the heat, which in Paris at leas,
is intense, will soon bring it to maturity
Letters from Bastia in Corsica, of The l3tl
of July, mention that in some parts of The
island the yield of grain is superintendent
and good throughout the whole.
Messrs. w. F. Cosens, of London, state
the unfavorable reports circulated during
the past month respecting the anticipated
failure Of the wine crops in Spain anC
Portugal were considered premature, ant
their accuracy doubted, in the face of favor
able advices from France.
The London Post of the goth of Jul,
says: Never was England in better posi-
lion to hold her own in the East than at thi
moment Ireland is tranquil and prosper
Gus. Our relations with our great neigh
Dor in Canada, Notwithstanding the disturb
ing influences of an Irish and anti -Engli.l
faction in the United States, are neighbour,
and peaceful, nor do we apprehend that an,
circumstances can Immediately arise TO rem
der them otherwise.
The following is extracted from lette
received from the Rev. w. Townsend,
missionary in Africa: We have been teach
ing the natives to trade direct with Eng
land in cotton; many are doing so just nov
during the last twelve months, abou
10000 lbs. Of cotton were sent from thi
place, which sold for about Ell 900. Thi
is cotton producing country, and has bee
from period long before America wa
known. Cotton when cleaned costs her
about fraction over I'd per ID; in Englan
it has been sold for I'd, which, Of cours,
leaves wide margin for profit and expense
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-08-20
Political Movements.

The Republican State Convention assem-
bled at Sacramento, July 8, and nominated
Hon. Edward Stanley for Governor; ID. H.
Cheeseman for Lieutenant Governor; Ma
thaniel Bennett for Judge Of the Supreme
Court, and DR.. L. e. Green for Complroll-
err. The Convention adopted the following
resolutions:
That we heartily welcome to our shores
the honest and industrion emigrant, who
seeks our country to escape European des-
potism, and we deprecate all attempts to
embitter their feelings against our free insti-
buttons by political persecution on account
Of their foreign birth.
That the opinion rendered by Chief Jus
tice fancy, and concurred in by other Judg-
es, in The late bred Scott case, is a palpa-
BILE violation Of the principles Of the Decla-
ration of Independence, a Justification Of the
history Of our country, subversive Of State
rights, and fragrant injustice to large
portion of the people of the United States,
and as such, merits the reprobation Of every
| freeman.
That as citizens Of California, we do de-
precate the Institution Of slavery on the Pa
ciic coast, and we therefore extend to the
freemen Of Oregon an earnest desire for
their success in the establishing of free
principles as the basis Of their State Gov.
eminent.
The Republican candidate, Mr.. Stanley
had already opened the campaign in speech
delivered in San Francisco. before an i'm
mense audience. He fully defined his po
si'ion, and took strong grounds in favor o.
the principles of Repubicanism.
The Democratic State Convention assem-
bled at Sacramento on the 18th, and ad
journed sine die on the following day, aitel
a boisterous session. As was anticipated
the Administration, or anti Broderick par
ty, were greatly in the ascendency, ant
bore down all opposition. There was I
desperate effort made to adopt stringen res
olutions condemnatory orthe Vigilance Com
mittee, bit the majority were evidently in
disposed TO renew the subject The follow
ing nominations were made, and atterward
declared unanimous: For Governor, Johr
B Weller; Lieutenant Governor, Josep
Walkup; Comptroller, ]. w. MandeyiIle
Treasurer, Thos. FindIey; Judge of the Su
preme Court, Stephen J. Field; Surveyo
General, H. A. Higley.
A State Nomirarii Convention of til
American party has been called to conven
at the capital. 1t Is surmised that no nomi
nation for Governor will be made, but, b
others, that a full Kuow Nothing ticket wi
be presented 10 the people.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-08-20
WAsHINGroN, August IA.

If it Is true, asIstated, that Costa RIGA
has disposed of the Nicaragua Transit
Route, and has SECURED part of the terri
tory Of the latter, our Government will I'M
doubtedly object to that arrangement, it be-
ing known that Hon. Carey Jones was es-
pecially instructed to represent the views
of the Administration on that point adverse
10 such course Of policy.
Until the meeting of Congress no diplo
matte appointments will be made, except
ing such as may be demanded by public ex.
igencies, as il is desired that the successor.
to the present incumbents shall not go a
broad until their appointments shall be con-
frmed by the Senate.
Gen. Denver, Superintendent Of lndiar
Affairs, will shortly repair to Nebraska
for the purpose of making treaties with thu
Poncas and Pawnee Indians.
A letter is now on the way 10 F. P. Stan
ton, Secretary of State Of Kansas Territory
rendering him the appointment of Superin
tendent Of Indian Affairs in place of Gov
Cumming, but not TO take effect till tn
meeting Of Congress.
The troops and civil officers for Utah ar
not expected TO reach that Territory till a
bout the LIST Of November.
Satisfactory accounts have been receive
Of all the wagon road expeditions, excep
that Of Col. Noble, which has disappointe
the expectations Of the Governor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-08-20
Physiological Lectures.

Dr.. ssowpEN, Of Philadelphia, commenced a
series Of Physiological. Lectures in this place, on
Tuesday evening. We have only heard his first,
or introductory Lectare-and feel satisfied that
the gentleman and ladies' of the place would be
benefited BY attending his course. His lectures
vii! be iustra,edby life-size preparations OF the
human system, Physiological Drawings, Diagrams
Of Diseased and Healthy Organs, Anatomical
Preparations, Skeletons busts, &c. The Lecture
to-night is free. 90 and hear him.