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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

SENATOR WILSON. Tho Washington cor
respondent Of the Traveller, says
1.-THE charge made by senator Brown
yesterday, that Senator Wilson had advised
tia, slaves rcbcl and cut their masters
threats, is con,radictcd in the Washington
Star Of to-day, by Mr.. 7. IL. Richard who
heard the conversation in question at the
Washington House, where il was alleged to
have bccn made. Other gentlemen, also
who listened to the conversation referred TO,
assert that Gen. Wilson did not utter any
such sentiment.
In the Washington Union OF to-day
TUESDAY the charge against Senator " IL
ION is reiterated. over the signature OF law
is Worcester"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

N AL,uSi>o DrcBsUHr. Mr.. Croker,
of Virginia dsprcc,tins, "a the late S'u'h-
crn Commercial Convention, thc practice OF
s,nding S,u,hcrn girl. to So''hern 'eho'l''
mad, the alarming statement, that on the
evening prc,ccdins, &c he had heard no los
than sven young men 'o,ar that ih'g could
p.r,r marry a gi,l wio had t'r" '@4'a;'d
north Of Ma,5a and DiroH's bHs ~
Aecorlin: 10 the general relation OF the
.,y,s. in different climates, the Northern
States en- not only provide husbands tor all
their b.ll,.. but can attend 10 the e'.-SS OF
any Souts,rn iss'e' who may commit 81
rrea, an an intissreiion As to come here to
obtain az education. Il isouTopinion aI~o'
that a careful examination will prove tie
YlnL ,,. tie more G.illul 10 ths,f ohli5a'
t!JGs %! lie W..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

KILLING Tuu or. The Administration
has commenced the hcrculean task Of de-
CAPTIVATING all those appOintees who ne
elected their duty - far a. to vote for Col.
Fremont.
benjamin +. Crawford. Postmaster at
Bryant's Pond, has been succeeded by
James II. faruum.
At North Woodstock, j. NJ. Gallison has
been removed, to make " an opening" for
Mr.. Torrey, who has recently moved into
town.
We think the administration party have
gained nothing, by either Of these appoint
ments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

OIroRD CopNTr AGRICULTURAL SoCIrTr.
At the time reports Of Committees wcry
published. the committee On hor~,s hal not
made return 10 Ihe SECRETARY. They have
completed their IMPORT, siaec, which is As
follows
Erwin Robinson, sumner, f,r bet
Stud llJr~r, Diploma and $40 %
Ira l. Dclano. Canton, - list 10 9 90
America Farrar, Buck6cld, on two
Studs, gratuity %
A. u. Whit, Buckfcld, hr b,st
Br,ydins Mar, Diploma and 5 10
Hiram Hubbard, Paris, ~ b,st 10 > 90
Anthcny Bennett, Norway, tor
breeding Mare, %
Amos 4 N0y,s, Norway, iJr two
ycars Oll Colt, well made,
weighing 9g2 lbs., SEQ
samuel ;. Cobb, Norway, thrcc
years old Colt. Book, or 200
joseph IArrabcc. Hartford, Cor two
years old Colt, sratuity 90
Farnum Jewett, Waterford, Tor
sucking Colt, gratuity 10
T. :. Bishec, summer. Tor thrcc
years old Colt, sra'uity %
Erwin Robinson, sumner, tor pair
matched Mars, fyr match 1nl
sp~d, 1000
Wallace Mitchell, Dil6cll, pair
matched Marvs four YEAR old, 100
". H. Woodbury., Paris, Family
llOne, go
farngm Jcwc,t, Waterford,
Family llOrsc, ~
Gibson Ellis, Jr., Canton,
Business lllr>c, 90
.. II Hines, Canton, Business
llUr-n, 90
America Farar, Buckhcld, f0r
rOttins llorse, time, -
aHl So. Diploma and 10 ~
" VI Cushman, Norway, tur
trot,ius Mare, time, 6 anl
81, COO
John jackson, DHfgli, or
iro,iinc Mari, time, 10
aul -. 90
IRA l.. DELANO, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

TuE DETERIORATION o. STATES. The vote
Of New York at the late election was equal
10 tina, Of North Carolina, Alabama, Yer.
mont, Mississippi, California. Arkansas,
louisiana, Maryland, New Hampshire
Texas. Delaware aud Florida, twelve States
in all. The vote Of New York was jgj, lsO;
that Of thcse other States, jJi,975. The
electoral vote OF New York is 50, while that
Of the twelve States mentioned, is IS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02
Special Notice.

II. .,ripsrship hTrrtoloTe cs,-iins l-twcsn
IA, .uls,r,-r.. ha. t.ru dissolved BY meiual ZOO.
scat Al T-f,.a, hsv,ss deu,ad' sgsia't the
s,u.lshmspt s,I pfc.snt their ''lis io u :. Ste
vsb., &C. ps,msut Thosc is.l,lscl 60 the Once
So The pst,sr. advertising, 90 ob woTk. are ~
tuifrd 10 SAKE ruas,i,is payment 10 Il. S.stcy'ns,
Wha 3, auth.,,scs 10 seth the sh,r. II ths Office.
WV. 4 pIDGlN,
Il. =. STEVENS.
Pare. D.ellS56
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

DuuI ~ V,rusy M,Tuw. Tha, vet.
Gran N The mnks Of temperance rcformcrs,
Rev. rhsob,.I Mathew, dicI at Cork, in
Ireland, on the 9th ul,. lie was born in
ThomaI,oEn, ia l7c5. and a, thc az OF ~
~as crdaiucl ia Dublin, AMI Immediately
co,. 'menccl Ah laborB saong To, Irish poor.
IN, IN ,scry prodsc,dby drunkenness, -h!ch
am, mn Ter his Wv. determined him 90
make ,o,.,l .'l-tinsncc the lever With which
to rai.c hi. de- rad'd cOun'pmc".
lie eonmcnocd holding no';iog' in l'o-
land and lcc,uroI ~ almost every consider
atlo town in .ha, o,u;try, after "h'Sh ho
extended hi. labor. to Ens 'lanl' and 'oosc.
visited the Unitci SLNio', Sosrca'
has b,cn tho vsnera,ion for IN That a
pledge irom his hand. became Of Hnn'ua'
ae7vdnc-s. He has, during his LIE, ocr"
the means OF saving thousands from 'oe
cur,c OF a drupksrls lie. iy his unw,a'
riel ozcrtions rcluod himself 10 poverty,
until lat,crly the English govcnmcn, 49,
tie! upon him pnsioa Of f3oo. lis
brother, who, at the commencement; Of his
labo., owned a larSc di'iillcry, was r.
IuccL to bankruptcy, by the success Of IA.
thc7 Mathew labCrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

l.sG5 l,Oia

\. above explained, the actual vote in
Maine ior Fremont was comfortably larger
than Wa allowed him by the gGas' count.
Tho following rcsapitula ton ci ih' vote in
the several counties at the September and
Noycmbc: elections, /, worthy Of Pro'cr'a.
ton by all who take an interest N political
tuat,,Crs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

A IIE.Lrm VILLAGE. j, was remarked
by DIR. Wilson, in his sermon hst sabbath
morning ,ha, not a death had occurred in
hi. village, during the past year, and II We
rccollect rightly, there had not been one for
some months previous to the commencement
OF the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

\ ILL recently passed the Legislature
Of South Carolina, almost unanimously
Increasing the Pay Of members from 80
To -. \ member insisted upon The yeas
and nays, aud the bill was defeated. IL
seem. the chiyalry prefer such honor' aud
emolumcnts, as can be obtained without ~
slonsibiliiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

Tux ouorSArED BTTERs have no equal
as 4 tonic medicine, and as it contains no
alcohol, is especially adapted to the deli
ica,o constitution Of females suffering from
onv deraprcmen, of the natural functions
weakness or irrrgulariiy, nervous usO'''N'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

OH sam Houston is at his post, with ms
Je.k drawers full Of pine sticks, which he
invariably whittlcs, while his brother Scna-
tors arc indulgins in windy speeches. "Old
sam" is great la1orite, specially with the
ladies, and when /, is known that he is TO
sneak, they always throng the galleries.
We had intended, before this, TO have ia
ken our readers with us 10 some Of the rrin'
cipal Churches in this city, but other top
les have prevented but we cannot forbcar n
bricl notice OF a single church which, since
the las, session, has completed a new and
beautiful housc Of worship. We alludc To
one Of the Methods, Churches, which, un'
III - entity worshiPrcd in "Old Wesley
Chapl." lis society have built new
house which was GS.lica'ed last Sabbath.
This cdih,c Is BEAUTIFUL specimen oil Hreh''
lecture, and wih convene n larger eons'eea'
ton 'han any other church in the city. II
will probably seat abou, 800 Pcrons. Its
i,,.,;,, /, Jelly finished and furnished
in A STYLE new and uniqdt. The desk Is a
large platform - sa.. i-eircular In 'front.'
some half dozen elegant cushioned cha 70 wi
seats. aad a small stand composed 81 Three
m, hocanv blocks Of carved work, Tor ihe
Bible AID hytan.bOok. Alarse altar stretch.
cs around the desk. In from, OF this Is an
ARA. then in eOrr-pOu'ling lines CONES the
slip. or pews neatly cushioned on the seats
and backs extending III scmi.cGcular form
around the pulp; upon a ris,nS aoe'' 10 the
rear. \ spaeiOus gallery in the S'mo '''m
with the seats, extends round the back side
znI ends Of the room
The exercises were Of an interesting AMI
character. Rev. DIR. Durbin Of
Preached In the morning,
Bishop Waugh in the afternoon, and Bishop
James in the evening.
Pr Durbin stands, and that doscrycjly
90. among the very fnt pulpit orators in
United States. Ills srmon upon this &C
aston was a mastery production. lie com
ncp,ys his ,rulpit efforts aud al once diAp-
oin,. You viii his measured TOMS and
inform rcrio,ls. but as be proOoeds. ere
on arc awarc. lou nv startled frOn your
,vcrios BY sudden bust Of imprisoned
ioqucncc and then he sway. h'' aod'caS' as
4" llcnds the hf,st
Dyorr the sw,,p,ng ft"'m."
Thi. Church cost Sl7,Oo0,-Sll, NV OF
hich had bccn paid by subscription, !, Nv
= as..n - a ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02
4" llcn,ls the hUst
H,i1v the swc,V,ng storm. "

Thi. Church cost Sl7,OO,-Sll, '' o
which had bCcn paid by subscription, l. Nv
IN; balance Of 5000, due the TRUSTEES.
over 5000 Of ihi, dobi was raisNl during
the dedication S,r,icos which shows the in.
tcrs, felt upon the occasion. In the Con-
grcsa;on We observed several judges Of the
Scrrcmc Court. and large number OF both
Houses Of Congrns Al wen, away appa.
rJntly rA,iGcl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02
Editorial Correspondence.

Pare. Dye.i.iSJ6.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
DIR. NJ. DE WALLETS
FEN ALE PERIOnIGAI.a PILL. 4

These pins have been used private practice Of the
Proprietor also in the Hospitals France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled the great
est satisfaction-euring where other remedies fail
They a charm in correcting rregnlar.y and OBJ
sruetions, producing REGULAR the monthly dis.
charge.
mild and gentle smuant. They produce an agreeable
sShtlsration and happy influence mind and body
Pregnant females, those suTposinS themselves so, are
cautioned against using these pills, they will prnlucc
miscarriage although under circumstances injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAuGHL1Ns BusI1r1ELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
Charles London Cordial Gin

SAeLA 2 , - - -, - 80 ~ &c - 80,
only Corian Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
all others made here in Imitation of 1T.
is delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar favor
$50 different from other gns) universally esteemed by
IT. 1t adopted with great success In cases Of
DYsPEPsiA, Gou7, RHkuNATisH, DHoFsr, CRAWL CoLtc
CHOLERA, FEVER AouE sRcTrRE DISEASE OF rHR
SAEr oRatSs, EFsLEPsr, FEHALE 1EREcuLIRrT1Es, &c.
DE-. yALESTIxE Morn Of New York, letter the pro-
presor, says: s
Caartes london cordtal Gin Il @e purest, teat, and
n ost reltGGke Erfract NJ Juniper IhGre sten.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug.
Sists United States and so also are nu
merouS poisons called .Iondon Cordial Gnr-.o avoid
them buy only CItAELEs' Reject any other offered to
you you valae your health Price one dollar for quarts
Gfty cents fer plts. EDMUND G. CHARLES,
Hh2s -smd&w Sole Importer. 40 BrOaduay,N. Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
1.IneI. er nrowa mir produced in q

EInch or Brown Hair produced in Ave lalrutes,
Grayest Reest Hair by the application Of YH
4. H4TeHELoR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
lection, and tniure the skim
low often applied how long continued. Use the genuine
harm possibly Mark-the steel engray.
Ing on the box, and VIZ BA7cHnnh, 2ss Iroadway,
the sides Ask forT. 4. I,TcHELoEs Hair Dye
you purchase. For sale IN Wheeling by
arsl-lm T. u. LOGAN Z co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
LAuenL1Ns { BusnEIELD.
AmbrotYpea for 81.

PARTRIDGE, az his new and spacious rooms, with faciI
tIesfor operating and arrangement for Ish. equal to
any in The country, and far superior any the city,
producing these beautiful pictures, which
in the country. He prepared make Ambrotypes 80
they can be sent by ma without postage Alse to set
diem inioekets and pins price Daguerreotypes-
Pictures customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last 70, ages unchanged.
Alknds Of materials used in the business for sale.
Rooms side Of Aaln st. above Monroe over Marsh
Tayl0r'Sprv stnF' aurIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

TnE Pn1cg OF SuoARs.-According to the New
York Ereniag Post, the news from Cuba by the
Empire city, produced an anxiety on the part
of holders of sng4r in New York to sell, and
about 1000 hhls of melado were sold on Friday,
and 1000 hhds ofsugar at a decline of one fourth
cent per pound the prices current on Mon
day last Present prices are about two cents
below those ruling six weeks since The Past
says:
Tile crop of Cuba, which it was confidently.
predicted up to the last month, would fall short
Of the previous crop at least twenty per cent,
will equal irnot ovcrrnn, the crop of last year,
aud the coming crop of Louisiana now promises
to be very large one, and intelligent planters
now in this city and recently from their planta-
tons, estimate it will, with usual good weather,
reach 10000 hlds, against 10000 hhds. last
year.
This fact, with an almost double stock on hand
here, and Mt the neighboring ports, aud double
prices over former years. prevent spectators
aud consumers from buying freely. This morn
ing the market is unsettled, and holders are en-
deavoring to effect sales at prices of yesterday.
without success. Thus far 10 sales have been
made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

Tut sorNp DrsAsrra. Steps have boon taken
TO recover the submerged bodies from the sunk
en- propeller in the Sound. Captain Smith left
New London with small steam.tug, and will
indicate the position of the wreck by floating
buoy. The owners haveengaged skillfnl sub
marine contractor to gctu the wreck Captain
Brown, Of the Metropolis, says there were three
men in his wheel-houSc, none Of whom saw any
head light OIL the j. \. ilarriS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
} N ID DO u Is a r
VEWMH4N "U =

Wy HH4H " O W
ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER MEDI
1SvlaoaAToE or I;rtr Remedy, that act: IS tfGa~fic
eassr iiler and more eseun than any other mtti
"a Rensiy acting irst on the Lfcsr to eject IT'S morbid
matter, then on the stomach and bowels To OF that
matter, thu, accomplish purposes eTectuaIIy with
Of the nainfu feelings experienced in the oper
the time that purEes IT, when taken daily
moderate doses will strengthen and build it with
Eual rapidty.
- DR sAyroEp's IxyrcoH4Toa IS compounded entirely
tfTom new articles OF medicine, namely, Gums.
Some idea Of the strength Of these gums may he form.
~ cd when it is known that bottle Of the Tnrigorntor
Olnsl, without any. ofIts deleterious elects.
Though possessing rare medicinal powers these Gums
prescriptions Until used in The ofm Of inrig.
induce the proprietor to on Il as family medicine
-tre and known in its effects. 1t las rarely failed
Indigestion beIpg caused by aerange LtreF cured
when the Liver Is excited to action.
Jauudtce Is caused by action Nf the
and proof that the this disease
any troubled with JAundcr take the Invtgorator
-,its original color.
rator Take 1t in small doses retiring, and It assists
5S.Sre IN her operations By gradually diminishing the
FSEs as m as Sick cad
orator. which corrects all acidity and the
overloaded stomach it has no cqual as IT re.
nevss all oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating
sit speak In the tilGhestterm
DR. SAN ir IsTnoa.Ios came to US recommended
cnIS or liver complaints and all diseases arising
oar Physicians In Its favor, induced and
certain that II Is OF the greatest ies-
eyer given to DysPePtics, It made complete
cure DsiSse the first bottle was taken and now
bnt the lightest food would digest, and often III
gave pain Now what We want to say MI our read at
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia trouble you do
try this the greatest remedy in the worlds not
- tdct. tate
- There has never teen tried in family remedy
Nhch has met With sncl unboundtd success in the cure
OF diseases Incident to chdren SGEHnRp's IxVG-
ORATOR; nor is It alone diseases ofchldren that nc
~ for i acts as oathartlc mildly gently,
ana seems 70 renoTate the system sotorouehIy that
hnE We are doing service to all in advising them
they need medicine try this TepedY. There
cases mat have come under notice where
t has been LsceivGi in diseases Of the veF Stomach
lthas become useful in family that VIC Will NOT 10
2zEithout HeGyoRUtiie ALdl Republican.
FRcE DOLLAR PA BOTTLE. Hse
SANFORD CO., Proprietors, 345 Broadway New York
y: u. LOGAN 4 CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati
GEO. II. REYSER, Pittsburgh, Wholesale ASPnts
enthusiastically
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

DrArii or 4 ParSTEls-Wc learn from the
Philadelphia Pennsylra,daa, of the 17th that
the body Of VIM. n. Woolley, long and f,vora-
bly, known in Philadelphia, as member of the
Typographical profession, who was employed in
the Esaasytcdaian Office, was found in the Del
aware, at Dock street wharf, on Saturday. The
,ioceasod had been missing from his residence
since Tuesday last, and the cause. of his DEATH
is, thus FAR, involved in mystery. The body
was first discovered by two boys, who were fish
ing ina small boat, and upon its being brought
to shore presented n sckcning sight There
was deep cash On one side of the neck, piece
of the flesh having been torn ont, the face much
discoIoretl, aud every symptom of n severe strug-
gle having occurred, whether from violence or
accident, is yet unknown. Coroner Delayau
partially Investigated the case, but the inquest
wasadiourned over. The deceased leaves a wife
and family.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

U..,.,,,-,,,.,p ,. SIRr;Tr1 IL C. ASA Dirk ITd-
-ljJsa,, F,grt1Sn Ys1ys tET0RQk a sNdits Sk.ntt-
Ne MET ,itl the most interesting case tins morn
nig virici, has occurred IN our experience ioI :
long time. We were introduced to gehue.i
vrll1 gave US practical exempihcatoh Oh inc
wonderful Fourteen or fifteen years aso .t u'
sts,es that he vas passing down Baltimore street.
late st NIGHT during heavy snow storm, When
he met. near Frederick street, three men anu 2
rofnen. He gave them the way. but beng vol
entIy iostled 6y one oftheIn, he upbraIded them
-..o,TSeJybat sIsrDIy. when they attacked him
T,ing powerful man, standing about SIX feet IN
IliSloss, he soon laid two OF them h11S az eeR.odi
and chased the other to the opposite slae OF lhS
street. where he felled him to the ground, anu
where. leanins over him, he received = blow IN
the left temple, which staggered as wett5as DC
1rildcrcti him for feE- minutes tPoniF recover
inc himself his ASSISTANTS had fled, and leelIns
the blood flowing pretty freely from the wound
PROCEEDED 10 a physician, who soon found mat
he had been stabbed, tine instrument entering
about half way between the eye aud ear, ami
breaking off short, leaving considerable length
Of blade in his head All efforts 10 extract 1t
proved futile.
Strange to say. ne felt very little pain or in
coayc fence from his condition. The wound
sood healed, and he attended to his regular aTo-
cations as If nothing had happened. Three
wears after the wound again opening, ne consult
cd surgeon, who, feeling the ragged edge of
the blade. made several attempts to draw 1t out,
and after considerablela labor drew from the wound
a portion OF the base of the broken dirk, which
measured within fraction of two inches IN
length. This part of it gave idea of the
amount remaining. which was supposed to be a
,,jers . : .issst tiIs S5uIc size Lahrn 10y For
eleven years longer did it continue in this con-
,iition, wilcn about two weeks since, after s'''-
ferins great degree of pain on the right siHe
of his nose. near the corner of his eye, on the
opposite side to where hc-receivcd the wound,
and considerable swelling appearing, ne went
to Professor Smith, who upon examining inc
diseased part, found the point of the blade pro-
trndingi 1t had actually trayersed through the
bones Of the head, and, after fourteen year..
made its appearance in the above locality; Such
is its position, plain to the eye and wonderful to
be believed, excepting to the eyewitness DF.
Smith, we understand, proposes, in a short time,
TO operate for its expulsion. We have often
heard of pins and needles being swallowed, and
IN after years making their appearance in dill
f.rcnt parts of the body, but that the blade
of dirk, between three and four inches in
length. should thus travel, and through bone at
thai, forms an interesting subject for the SUP
geon as well as for the common lnind.-BHtf.
Put, 1871.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
CHAISLESTOM
Medical Journal and Review.
g. IAPPOLDT, BID.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

VIE tveifth volume This JOURNAL commences With
January. 1881. II WILL bGindependsnt
Of every local influence will devoted IN
The interests Of Its patrons, and To the advancement and
dissemination Of sound views and observations
This JoURALi s issued the hTst Of every alternate
month. b e number comprises
0etavn pages, and contains a STEEL ENGRAVED POK.
TRAIT Of a distinguished Medical man. n
The vniHe begins With January, e completed wtk the
November issue. 1t viii thus Portraits and
eight hundred and sixty four pages reading matter
IRAas-F0UR DOLLARS per annum, IN nGfed9e6, which
entities the subscriber TeeeiVes numbers FREE OF PosT
AGE Subscription to begin with the January number.
Persons Wishing suhScribe should address us By
letter enclosing g. which win II the letter
FegtsteTed. G. HAPP0LDT, II. D.
apSS-Sm Charleston. 8. @.
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"a WOESEh-EEPELS

Improved ENA9IRLED ALBRIGHT FRUIT JARS
only article that can be used year after year and
a. HsT good purpose, for preserving Fruits Yrrefu-
PIES, &c &c. n thsiF natural state Tie body Of The Ware
PetIeey scid TIE glnize pure III glass and he Iars
nee roE all Metallic Substance. They are free fFo. s
obectIon o. poison, light, &c. kcieb hSTr
eSoetnileu me Jars and Cans male other uiaeFias
f1 dlIsetionS accompany each Jar. For sae ofesal
and retail, 1t the House Furnishing Store o.
- J. X. DUNIIAM 4 CO..
y = u Main Strstt, Wh-eIiny =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
DIED.

TesterlAy At o'clock, A NJ, WILLIAM BALTZELL Al
deTman In the 9Th Ward In the SSH year Of hts age
The friends the family are requested 10 attend his
neral from bis late redcnee Main street, Centre wheel
ipS, At 10 O'Clock this morning