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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

IRIS Nor OFTEN THAT We NoTtcE EDrrOniALLY
patent medicine; yet we feel it duty when We
are convinced an article is very mcrritoious to
ioform tic public, that they, too, may be bene'
fitted by its use, and to prevent them from using
other articles that have no merit in them.
Now we wish particularly to recommend to
our readers Dr. Saay5rrs Lirtt iarigoraioi, as
an article that has given benefit and performed
cures, in our circle of acquaintance, that were
little less than astonishing. 1t is particularly
recommended for all Diseases of die Liver, as it
is kirer hrigomtor Especially among our
own children have we noted its beneficial effects,
where the little sufferers, from bowel complaint,
worms aud other diseases, incident to children,
have been made quiet aud perfectly cured bv
the use Of the article. 1t has testimonials that
none can doubt, for the cure of Jaundicc, Dys-
pepsia and such troubles as always follow a de.
ranged Liver. A few such cases have come an
der our observation where it seemed almost to
work miracles.
Our advice to families is not TO be without It,
AS it will save many hours OF pain by its speedy
use when disease first makes its attack -AiGtoo.
M Sentinel nov6.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

Rather Remdrkabh We see that the ice
dealers have already commenced cutting and
hauling the erystolchunks from Wheeling creek
rhatnbiQuitous and singularly uarcliablcpersot.
as,, the Oldest iuhabitant, has been searching
the meteorological records Of the past to find a
50 son wherein the same operation was per.
f'rmcdhcrc at 50 early a date There seems to DO
Nprevailing impression founded upon past cxpc.
rience, that this winter will be mild one, and
that we shall have little or no tee Ills also
predicted that we are to be without SNOW this
season, in consequence Of the fact, that young
MN up town has just had completed costly
sleigh. There is somelh,g in that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

Found Not GHty Grand Jgrie. --of the
many indictments found Mt the present term of
tho Court Of Common Please Of Belmont county,
some have been disposed OF The jury, in the
case against George Ault for perjury, found
him not guilty They also found Robert Amber.
son aud Robert Burlington not guilty on the
charge Of assault with intent to kill, rob, &c.
The defendants proved an alibi In the case of
the boy who was indicted for attempt ut arson
after the testimony was heard the Court directed
tho jury to dnd defendant not guilty without
leaving their boxes The grand jury at the
present torn was in session some eight or ten
days and is supposed will cost the county
over $4,000 MGillon, against whom an in.
ctmcnt was found for arson, was pronounced
no. guilty by the j,ry Nancy Lloyd indicted
for assault, &C., found not guilty.
This reminds US that We have recently heard
moro than one prominent member of the Wheel.
ing bar say that grand juries were, to make the
best Of them, "dgnitcd hnmbugs."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
4 laIc1 Ltom IA 0GLlnl IEl.L.n-

LANCASTER, GRANT Co, Wis, 0ct, 9, 1857.
DIR. A. S Todd: Dear Sir:-I passed through
your city last April on my way 10 the West,
aid thea obtained some of your excellent Liver
Pills, aud have used Them all. want more Of
them, as some Of my friends are Iaboring under
torpor of tue Liver and would not be without
them IN my family Send nc by mai or ex-
press package OF your pills, for which you viii
hud tue money enclosed. Your friend,
JNo, NJ. CL0USE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

The Virginia For,m.- This association, com.
posed of the Junior members Of the Bar and
students Of Law Of the city, held its regular
weekly meeting in the Court House on Thus
day night The case argued was on a demurrer
to declaration in an action brought against an
administrator for damages for the false warranty
Of a chattel by the deceased, The presiding
Judge Cyhceler) ovorrulcd the demurrer and
decided that the action would lie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

Nov7EnsR 97.--FIor advanced; IL, 600 bbls
sold "a, 95njOO for Sate s., 3ja5, 50 for Ohio,
Southern unchanged. Wheat heavy; $1,000
bushels sold Corn advanced. sales Of 22.GOO
bushels at sTassc for white Provisions dull.
Stocks lower generally.
=
COLUMBIA, ). G., Nov. ~ Scott. the L. S
mail rObber, was convicted to day.
The first ballot for u. S. Senator, to I'll the
Vacancy occasioncd by the death Of the Hon
ANDREW ?. Butler, was taken in the Legislature
Of this State to-day, and resulted in the follow
ing vote Hammond 81, Picl.ins 80, James
Clement 20, Jno S. Preston Is. There being
no election, further Lalloting was postponed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
AEAnCIl.Nr.s sALN.

sil ts IedAy At 70 o't'os, az the corner y Union
AL Water directs, miisslaBsou, books, aoyti lIns
Pauphls', shelving, taaEtsfs rai tpo, 49, Also o..
ssck, Aifs whA large sallsstoa Of stoves tn vare.
4nd b,l'1 Keeping ansig' sale positive nai aighsl. re-
ssfvs, inoyf9-Il AsllALLOWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
FIRE.

PmlAprLrnM, Nov. 27.--At four o'clock this
morning, Wngners & McGaigncs extensive Lith.
ograpb printing establishment. in franklin
Place. near Chestnut street, burnt The sur
rounding buildings, including the Franklin
House, were slightly damagcd. Loss $4,000;
paftihllY insnreh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
cINc1NNAr1 MARkEr

NOVEMBER 27-Flour lmoyant nj 81, ajaI.3
Whisky steady at l7c. Hogs dull aud declining,
no demand Of Importance. Nothing dor e in
provisions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT EXCITEMENT

"a REAl EXCITEMENT !
IN WALL STREET, N. Y
80 ea.a 1l's,1= ei-t, SIS es4L,rsit tsas,s lave
r4sfs gse,i is'',s,sasle ~ ths l,E-and'ssa',,s,.
s,vAiia sss-a,isa al t'g.ss. Bysl Jasy sa,t4oa Co
s-sh a.4t e. .g y 4s.is ues ~ ft'S ~ Stt ar
istsg, Ahaln ee 1,stusG,,, AHA FUNAN ttt..Aba
'ltsl Nas,i'Hs, W., slasya So sstisi 90 iits sts
,asgatsi r'iu1 lss ytt5 us l-ls theg hell tt,r Nas
liiss 20 Fsitaiar afv rtg-atra to el a siHtlt
az ihat b iaiA b slftcfl uLe
Airs llsy .aau Ia Fssei,,a, by uAlt s oLu lsB E,I,
hul Irs-ia Raj Hs at aEa k Efgt. grt RI, st,Ht
a,saamsu'' 9r '7y "ooa ever oand sHs y5Lnh 20 Isti
nlACS slLN>-Au sra1s, aa ,,s,p,lt aaspp, ~
lHirA ll lg,.llfs, az ohs Itf yati is,s st4
hucl e,'gvo4 hsysdyrs s.A,, Tatt.H r.d sHl' Nv
~. 't fgplua r,y ash, fr.gtgu lfrgh MuuS,f, aii
grade lAia tUIcA Nupg4, i,elH 70 90 att plptlus;
shc.s ais. usv s}les, aud sitaNsf,i otottST Jrs
Gosls lpsNatlvfgls 20 Utbt.,r.
SGANts, MASlLks AND sCAEiS-Ntr, rch Cb,u,.,
shaui VEN rich Hgsb Stavb, \rfy r,l stella Slfuls.
N,u stole boualy stauls Bto,tt lstg tui r,uttt SAvs
GssAEgfr sAAs tpi4 Hutacrr4 rsagp, t1tss % Hiavtt
'tep sps ana qualify snttseus siiiLy LN dia1d 10
SEEuLE NogK-RsalF r,usb VOL cgIars. ss,,s, snd
ses !aSeagt anA ssss iluaas'rti, hEtFs ed lr'ut-
Hen, o. Nyedly WoA tl,tl iasecye h,t atic 10 or,r
MOURNING GCOps a cunlttc astrnin,ut Y Nrry
blus m ptyfs 0ugds, 6aNu ', Nts, ColaTt, stts. &c
Ntillk Gtubs-ot gy,fy Naii,ty ah Ndy .h,sp.
HUSllkI--i adts' Aaa Ugtts', uf ItIutt
DOMESTIC AT STAPLE Uuous.-lbr most slt,t iiyc
aisugialt that 10 Dc oauhi Ia Ihe ely, uHuy giAla
b,pg tlu ~ vets low aud p he tvI to- les tsb ty
Huni rpst 10 mailluctpr,fh ~ tlr pT,ttutIur,
bLANkLIsA larger stock than ,trr stUt rbrirr t,rS
make and Qghty trrsau, udHsgd pirys,
CAHfEisA huptrlur aud Tar iucft astot imgl aver
uthtt seasons Ab CARPETS fuuiht ptft vAun,H tlar
aud % Cutitcy utE ami ytry d,tltalu Nyts Eud toIs
llRsLaiigs DO yUa wish 70 purchase EtuI ttiu az Rl.
y Of Etuult Sshle stut MARTIN iiel luf. Nut can
TOD them lCtp IN great yariyJ and NtA low ptlgts,
10 COUNTRY MkRCHAN1s Latr 0uly 10 rHy, irtut N
bear 10 nd mat ms siotL % lafEtf han tTlGs
ahl lAt goods ucrc hoult without exception, rot MT
CASH, Any one acquainted win hU pf,ttut ttto ~ tIy
mUuey maTkrt viii knoV At onet tlEt Win he fachuu u
fcaiy cath, uo0ds must b. surIftIu.ly cheap Gail and
taau,iu, before purchasing usgulttt.
ALEN, lIEYMAN
srpl3-3m III Main tT,Ct, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

The Hatcr PiPc which leads across Wheel.
ing creek, has again burstci and sprung f leak,
and the supply Of Water has been shut of on
the hillside IN Centre Wheeling 1t will be re-
paired as soolas the water in the creek and rltc
weather viii permit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
BALTIM0RE MARKET.

NOVEMBER 2T.--Flour sold Mt S6,2Oa5, 37l.
Wheat 3ajc better. Corn advanced 2a3c.--
Whiskcy quoted Mt % l-oa2ic Exchange on
New York $l,O3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

As far ms can he osccrlaircd Of the action Of
the Cabinet, they arc united in sustaining the
action of the Kansas Constitutional Convention,
Whatever preference there may have bean for
submitting the entire Constitution to the people,
It is understood that M are agreed TINT the
mode proposed for the inhabitants to settle tho
question Of slavery, MS one Of their domcstirin.
sti'n,ions for themselves, is in accordance with
both the Kansas and Nebraska Act
Coy. Walker has had another long interview
win the President
No arrangement has been made in regard to
the transmission or the Presidents message in
advance Of It's delivery. II is probable howev.
err that the newspapers will he supplied with
copies ~ the mcnrs heretofore adopted Al
the reports Of the heads Of Departments are in
sufficient state Of forwardness for copying
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
JUST RECEIHED,
Chrnnnr .hnn Eiver.

REAI DisrEEss sud ica,l losses 70 ibr Past; Rsfoad
" stock BauL stock, and AN guocs 'urcgt H. Market
and SOLD AZ ruinuGs prizes t lWrof0f and Mauumttut.
er nave JUS returned fr0u he Easter ellie aud have
purchased SuOds those Tnous ptrSx and a0N Ogcy 10
my customers ND E public generally, gouds made ~ to
o'dr ia uCas, PANT aud Vests the l,ayrs, ana most
fashionable way, aui ready made eothifF lower thar they
bhrs eve; beer uGafll r this market Nor will 81, ave
clothes 'pr ihe same you have heretofore mid TO- coy,
Cour aHt Guy lUe26l A. VI ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN

hALELinu AnEALl ron M SALk OF
OUPUNFS GuNpOWUER.
IANiNG bcre appointed he sole agent In tits city 'oT
~ tg said % puP0ElS POWirr VII NycP Oh hand Ia
Magazine, cun'tsut sdply q ihe kinda
lufgd bt thru, via Hug PowteT Ia kes. Batng poudot
l0F Goal and Rock, aud spFns, m half ana whole pound
eaEstpfs, pat mp " 81 - each Orits si De
stH og yiihcr large Or fwAll Qusutt,s etlugjyst
police, a. low 90 this saias can b. had 80 TIE West
~. REILLY,
Iyls No, 81 Main s., Mhcrlrs.N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

Poiicc,--A mao named Cline was fined yes.
tcrday evening by Nd Wight for an assault
upon officer Deafcnbnugh
a young fellow, Davis by name, wa, arrested
yesterday evening and taken before AID. Duty
charged with attempting an assault upon Louis
IInseman. He was discharged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28


TIE Rire.--Moss Of lho regular packets lail.
ed to arrive yesterday, in consequence, we pre-
sumo Of die Oontiug les The weather ycStcr.
day was bright aud beautiful aud the warm sun.
shioc put ,ha rcfigemriyc world in melting
mood,
The Rookie. Is to be put upon the Wheeling
line IN place Of lhc Foros, City The latter
boat was sold on Monday 10 60 down Sou,h -
She is 10 carry The mail between Vicl,burg and
Napoleon, The Fortune Is also going Sonti, 10
spend .hc winter. She is looking after some
business tia. viii snit her Tho Minnctonka
was sold also. VIVA. trade she is going iuto
we don't know.
Barbara lloar, coming to Louisvillc, where
It is supposed she had friends, engaged deck
passage at ST. Louis, on the Joe u. Conn, aud
brough. two chests Oh board. This was IN The
evening, and on .lc next day, when the clerk
went among Inc passengers 10 collec, passages,
he could no, ind ,hc woman. Her chests were
seen on The deck, The clerk Of the boat drinks
the woman was ont of her mind, and fell or
Jumped overheard
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

FROM NEW YORK.
Nov 2T.-The steamer Africa brings upwards
Of 1880, 900 in specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
THE DAILY INrELLIGENcER

VII be furnished 70 subscribers living IN aay
par. q The city Or Suburbs, at 10 cents per
week, By LEAVING tdeir names at The Office Or Al
Moneys Literary Depot corner Main and
Monroe streets
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

FALL STYLE SILK HATS.
Ehave jus. received iroia the Eastern cities the Fnll
w style uf sk Hats which exceed In shtncss durAbli.
y and beauty Of shape, anything heretofore intro
tJcrd, Win tie "FleNde Band" that they will 1T the
head vito psiecs ease and comfort, good % will guar.
ate GenilemSt arc requested 10 call In athe corner Of
ilrior and Main streets.
alsia SD. HARPER / soy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

FIRST a r KiV AL!
CUPEKOE NEW YORK CHEESE--k large lot NJ Sew
- York, Ilerkner County Premium Cheesy, together with
hne assortment Of The best Western Reserve Cbce'r,
IRON the popular dAlfss. for sale either Wholesale or
rsisllby toet8l DREW 4 DRAKE.
TJUNIills eau rid DC tn-si Gun Caps aid Gun We'd.
1 hineat loclsl PAiNE4COS
lNAlR ARTICLE Of Eastern Ch,e.e Just rtcriytl iDh
i ior sale BY loei;l WA. EDWAEbs d DrO.
'I'RAvELiNG CAPs-JuSl received, . lot II travelling
Caps comfortable Article for cold N.atlifr.
oc' s. Il. HARPER & son.
INUGESIA shirts, Opera Cioaks, Shetland Wool shatIs,
II Chenille scaris, Ladies' Ungu,ltt. 3so, benz
tiul Elastic BrtsJet butlts, New style dfs,s buffers
Ladies aud Mise, lose IN tyar.ty, LINEN khit Rrcrs
Opera Ties, Jpuge do, Circular Yss very pretty an
lev largIil liEIsKElLG sNEAklNGEN.d
DOCKET DIARIES, for 1855, Just rseelYedby
as.y PAYNE kco.
('ApERslasi received and FOR sale by
Y oels VA. E6wAEDs 1 HRo.
INLEE TABLE Oli.-lust Ieervtd and lot saig by
i oei5 Wa EDWARDS BRO.
LNAsTERN SWEET POTATOES, a,t ree,ye,l and ar iale
II ny lno,Gl rEEw DRAKE
DguSEs2 barrels Of Prunes u.i received and Tor tale
L by tnov6l DREW a DRAKE
nRIED BEEf.-A Superior article Of Clheinnaii sursr.
- sqred D!lsd bCef car be had ~
Do,; DREW a DRAREs.
DuRE BRANDY 10 pints, quartz and Oh drtn Alo,
very superior article NJ Ud Funily Wtifky, m faud
AID ior 'nleJy l'sr5l VA KDwARDs BRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

Our stock o. Staple and Housekeeping Goods very com
plete and all be offered NJ very Tow prices
ncI MEIskELl. Z GMHARlNEEN
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aupEnIOIl NEMsI NK.

gs have glstfesg'sd ~ u, Office sa4ts, Ist u Bars
'apsfor Sos The bgi, IN iAs casliry. 0fdsfs from
Oan.fJ sEss' pfowB.y nlsd. Tami casa
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE SlARhEI.
c1gHrcTED yAiLI IRON AcTuAL SALE,
EsyI PLMPltRgG.


y. 0 n ~ 9 ~ 1tr y tl
y rs' ilii- ..-rs.ra.f.. 81
Gu. irurj up ..---...s.tt -
gAItE
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-15
United states Agricultural Society.
SIXTH ANNUAL. MEETING


TT,HE United States Agricultural Society will hold
Institution Washington city Wednesday tho 18th
ary 1883 when the election VIII the
business required by the constitution Of tho will DO
acted.
Of respectfully notified TO at
cordial invitation extended State agrcutu
associations send delegates that there
their acting national
pertaining agriculture be deemed appropriate
and diffusion agricultural knowledge also invited
"a participate in the proceedings.
Tho published Transactions FOR containing reports
of reapers grand
cxhbton Louisville will be
society at the annual meeting
Important agricultural will be publicly
ductory scientific
Among sugar cano; necessity Of
having perfect knowledge OF the
deycped Meteorological observations the
cuuren Manurcs and fertilizers; Thc disease
cholera" Thc improved Kentucky ebeepe "gricultura
egcs and farm schoc and he agricultural politics
try"
o. the above named topics will be commenced Gcuicen
lag other pertinent the Of agriculture
thoy wish to introduce have discussed please
them the committees through the
may BIO assigned them on the programme.
Propositions from cities which the
society Il desired will be received and considered
The business Office OF the society Todds Building
OF Browns Hotel Pennsylvania whore
ested In the Of agricultural Improvement invited
when Washington city Agricultural newspapers
will be there placed file public
tbutons for tho library solicited
drawings agricultural implements machinery free
expense, will DO placed exhibition.
Gentlemen who wish life members tho
do paying rcm,,ng dollars the treasurer
French Washington This viii cnte them without
Their Payments the full privileges Of membership these
rc Tree admission TO all exhibitions Of the society the annual vol
Unpublished Transactions the elegant diploma
MARSHALL J. WILDER President.
Bss PHHr Poors, Secretary.
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a.. ana In the st. Louis papers Of the 18th instant the
,ocs Of an extra from the Western Dispatch continue
;or later intelligence from the plains. Col. A. s.
1s0,,os letter, which we published Saturday
~ ..s dated at South Pass October Is. The express
- Who brought the present news left Ham Fork
-. morning Of the lst of November. The following
,.huo,s the points of special enterest
qe news from Salt Lake. received up 10 the time of
n, denaure Of the express fully confirms the al
IN received of the determined resistance Of the Nor
- ALI OF the mountain passes arc strongly fortified
= Zach Of which stationed forty fifty men, who in
,r position are well able TO stop the further approach
y ar troops during tho winter
nCol Alexander had taken three Mormon prisoners
.mona them, a brother of the notorious murderer W.
u Hickman. 1t the custom of the Mormons to
lo party Of camp followers constantly in the Of
M ocps for the purpose Of getting all the stock left
ssbind As strays &C. file Of soldiers concealed in
ryue to capture of these parties, and single man
nt ont as decoy The Mormons readily took the bait
~, were led in pursuit Of the single soldier to the
hm,b when the soldiers fired, killing and taking the
hse prisoners before mentioned
col Johnson was met on the Big Sandy, seventy
miles from Hams Fork, having under his charge and
st all of the government provision trains, and also
me trains of the different traders, and was averaging about
ion miles per day. and expressed determination to go
into Salt Lake City this winter fa
Met Col Cook with his regiment of cavalry at Grease
Wood Creek, twelve miles this side of Independence
Rock was destitute of corn for his horses would reach
the camp of Col Alexander in ten or twelve days.
Jesse Jones was prisoner in Salt Lake City, enjoy
Ing the freedom of the place, but restricted from going
beyond its limits .s4s sss ...A,s9.fs.484 M
The Morinons say that they will fight to the death
in defence of their city il the troops attempt entrance
this winter and that in the spring they will burn the
CITY and go to the mountains where they have provisions
TO last them for four or five years.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-15

California has about four hundred mills, of which
one hundred and seventyone worked by steam and
the rest by water power The construction Of these mills
cost two and half millions Of dollars. Most Of them are
located in the neighborhood of populous mining districts
where lumber for building is increasing In demand
They out about five hundred millions of feet Of lum
BEL per annum. OF grist mills there are one hundred
and tliry-one, with two hundred and seventy of
one sixty-seyen Of these mills being worked by steam
and fyour by water power The aggregate capacity Of
the former per day is five thousand two hundred and
forty barrels Of -four, and of the latter three thousand
five hundred and fytwo barrels The mills of Sacra-
nento San Francisco, San Joaquin and Santa Clara
capable Of turning out per twice the quantity of
dour necessary to supply the entire population of the
State 4
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-15
TO THE cITIzENs OF WASHINGTON


The proprietor call the attention OF strangers and the
Washington very superior arie of Holland GIN which
public under the Of woes she
dam Aromatic sohnapps.
BY the proprietor cxciyey at his ds
cry ohieds made from tho best barley that can
be In Europe any cost meed by
berry, the choice botanical variety
juniper berry, whose vinous extract Is dis
titled and reehed with spuous solvent and thus becomes con-
cenrsted altogether anscend
ing cordial medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The has submitted nearly the whole medical faculty
from about four thou
endorse H. their signatures
: most desirable addition to the ms,erin medca
who purchase should be careful the genuine article
country and limitations
up quart pint bottles each and FOR
by all the respectable druggists and in the United States
UDoIPIi0 wOIFE,
Solo Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No ~ Beaver street Now York
Dec ls-dspif
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A0r The CLERGYxEs of the District of Columbia,
view Of the resolutions ey pusd by senate and House
Representative inviting their cooperation opening their daily
ons with religious services requested the lecture
OF the Rev Mr. Buffers church. Of 1th and II Streets
on Tuesday morning 18th inst, at IL m.
Geo W. samson, D. Geo. Butler,
Smith Pyne Hall,
Sam'l u. Fflekel, fnil
Dec I3-A
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BdrLectmes on Man by Prof. o. s. Fowler, of
New York phrenoogy expounded applied
rs laws, organs faculties and Improvement WIN be de
hvered temperance Hall every evening saturday ohmenc
Monday December O'Clock each closing with
Of prominent c selected BY the audience For sub
Of each lecture small bills and daily notices in the
20 cents eight tickets o.
Dec S-du
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-15
From Hapana.

CHARLESTON Is. c., Dec 13.-The steamer Isabel has
arrived from Havana, 10th. The is unimportant
Sugar had improved molasses quoted "a rails
Madame Santa Anna had arrived at Havana.
The rgate Susquehanna had arrived from Key West
and sailed for San Juan.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-15

DEATH OF A REvoLUrIoNARY HERo. Mr.. J. Norton
died in Nicholas county, Kentucky the 2lst ultimo
the advanced age of ninetysix In carly life, Mr.
Norton enlisted private soldier in the ranks Of the
army Of the United States present and took ac
tive part in many Of the battles Of the revolution; was
the siege of Yorktown and witnessed the surrender of
Comwalliss forces to General Washington. He likewise
afterwards participated in the with the Indians in
the Northwest.