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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-09

sands. sar.npariIIn.-rno extraordinary eaii
eaey Of TIL, unryas preparation in alIeases Of seroals
eryspeIas cutaneous and eruptye disorders, and similar
Complaints would appear incredible, not such
wonderful cures OF daily occurrence certified by persons
of undSub,ed respeetabty, establishing the
coutestabIe fact that In this class of disorders alter
tive and reuoyatus agent it is unequalled.
Eminent physicians have proved by years expert
enee that they can produce the happiest by its adj
ministra,iOu, aud therefore nse with confidence
Prepared and sold by A. B& D. SANDS. Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by In. CRUMBACkER.
And by Druggists generally jyI-lwdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-09
TTimes and Argus eopy.I
ipATnGl W4TER

SARATOGA WAIEH!
TOYsPEPTIcs others will please take notse t1Ss Vet,
~; - nav, ilNs& ~ uss 80 r. II LOGAN 4 CO.,
laS $50 from. Ne ep''Ah Bridge corner Druggtsts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-09

Are the Agents for wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them. ap23-1w-daW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-09

FUNDENBERG & ALLEN,
WHOLESALE Dc RETAIL DRUGGISTS
II EXP constantly on hand full assortment of Drugs,
n Paints and Oils. Also large stock OF the finest per-
fumery and fancy articles.
~ Physicidns prescriptions carefully compounded
at al hours Of the day ind night. jy1-1w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-09

SAHE1'Y LOChS.
n HAVE the Agency of Browns Safety Alarm Locks.
| w GEO. WILSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-09

Dr. o. J. wood-sir: nearly three bottles of
Hair Restorative and have found It's effects very sat
isfaetory Ii has entirely destroyed all dandruR from
head and restored hair TO Its ornsl color which had
become quite gray. WIN. TRuEsDALE.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-09

State of Illinois, Carlisle Jnne 81 '5S.
Ihnve Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effect My hair was becoming
thought permanently gray but by the Of the te
storative has resumed its original color and have no
doubt permanently so, SIDNEY BREEZE,
Ex-senator United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-09
Dividend
WHEELING SAVINGS

FuD11O SAFE.
ON 18th of August next will offer for sale in
" the town of Bethany, Brooke Co., Va, the property
known Missouri HOTEL which has been used by me
boarding This house has ample room for TWEEN
tytwo boarders and the family of the proprietor 1t Is
conveniently arranged either for private public USE and
has convenient out-houses and sablns attached For
further Information apply to j. GE 9itSf,
jyI-td bethany.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
FISASCES. INTEREST, DEBT AND TAXES.

/ valley.
FISASCEs, INTEREST, DEBT AID TAXES
With regard to the Finances, the Governor
saws there will be no necessity TO increase taxes.
I The temporary debt is reduced from $l,G99, 600
to S7O0.6OO He advises that authority be Civ
en- To issue 100000 of treasury notes as the
chief burden of the public debt falls on the
current year 1857 g.
The Sinking Fuad is operating well and is
fr,,itfully administered. The interest on the lst
| January next has been or will be promptly paid
having been provided for; the Banks having
rateabIy, in proportion to the amount OF their
notes held by the Government, furnished the
specie funds for that purpose. Besides the in
terest on the public debt proper, the State has
provided for an interest Of 100000 OF bonds,
| hypothetical by an agent of the Board Of Public
! Works few years since, in New York. Since
the LIST January, 1850, $l,O2j,926 10 OIL the
principal of the public debt has been sunk, and
/ Of that amount S453,O9 has been sunk IN the
/ last two years. The total amount of the public
debt is now reduced to 1927, 49,, gl5 ID cents
| During the intervals between the last session
and this it was found impossible to sell the State
bonds at par, and the contractors on the Cow
| ingthn and Ohio Railroad could not be paid
Their bills were therefore endorsed by the Board
/ of Public Works, to be paid when there was
money in the Treasury. These were sold in
| the market at discount Of 10 per cent; while
the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund were
buying the bonds Of the State issued prior 10
1852 at 81. At the suggestion of the Governor,
who thought i. unjust that the contractors, the
State creditors, should lose fifteen per cent,
while the State was making 8, the commission
ers agreed to take from the contractors the stock
of $50 at par. issuing new stock ia the place
OF it. So that the contractors made the eight
per cent, which covered to that extent any sac
rifce they may have made in selling the new
stock. This was very just.
The Governor advises that the Legislature
shall enact that none of the State bonds shall
be redeemed or purchased at less than par
hereafter.
INCREASING REyESUI.
lie urges again the propriety of taxing oys-
tiers, and as an additional means OF increasing
the revenue, of issuing Of policies of insurance
by the State.
EDUCATIoS.
The Governor fayOrs the idea of aiding the
Colleges out Of the Literary fund, which now
amounts to about $4,000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
WYKEs,
GALLERY OF ART4l
136 Main Street, Wheeling, Va

~ Is the place obtain Likenesses Of every size and
style, fromthe smallest miniature up fesi1e and got
in superior manner.
Prom his long experience art and by the use of the
most powerful Instruments together every appliance
necessary produce good pttures he would the
Pu6lie that they be furnished with pictures CAT
lery superior taken this and equal to any
east or west.
Photographic plain eOiored in oil cOlors This of
picture made any sze up 80 Ie and eOiore tFue
TO nature Small Dagucrreoypes Abrotypes nagnied
to size and eOlOred In OIL By this process
obtain ths OIL painting with the truthfulness of
Daguerreotype. - s-
P;tures taken at this Gallery cheap as at any ote
In the city Every picture finished In the most durSb
and put mp with double glass air tIvht i6ot
Nh teh picture viii stand unchanred
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

A well known attorney in this State, whose
rubcund countenance is an Indication of his
warm gentle heart, remarked one day alta din
ner-tablewhere baked beans formed a prominent
dish, that he only drank rum on two occasions;
these were first, when he ate beans for dinner;
second, when he didn't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
TnE Anars IS. sEsAToR DoreLAs.-The .Is-

TIE ARGUs VS.. SENATOR DoUGLAs.-Ihe -iS-
g,ss closes an article upon Senator Douglas POI
sition on the Lecompton Constitution, thus:
There is now but one small step between him
and black repubIicanism. That step taken, and
he assumes new and strange political status
with neN and strange associates We hope he
viii have prudence enough to avert such dire
consnmation.
All! Mr. Argus, you may yet live to see the
day, when you will find that such ultraism as
yours won't pay. You can't bear that man
should deal by the pqopie of both sides of Ma
sons and Dixon's lira alike. We greatly fear
that the niger. the oEershadOHing niger is all
that you see these latter days in politics Yet
you call yourself dr'nocrat Pray, neighbor
Argus, tell your readers what that word means
Its noble word, do rotin your definition make
il ig-noble.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

a GoOsEs HEAD on rug SrAaE.-A person
threw the head of a goose.upon the stage of the
BellyillC Theatre. Cotro, advancing to the. front
said: Gentlemen if any one among you has
lost his head, do not be uneasy for will restore
it at the conclusion of the performance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

SGr of a woman that she is wicked, obstinate.
frivolous, but add. that she is beautiful, and be
assured that she will ever think kindly of YOU.
Say that she is good, kind, virtuous, sensible,
but very homely, and she will never forgive you
in her life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
PARTRIDGRS
PICTURE GALLERY I! 1!

htted In style superior to any other In the
western country His RECEPTION and SALES ROOM is
feet Deep to which he built addition for operating,
so feet with arrangements light facilities
his business unsurpassed In the world. He would eapar-
tIcuIar light the eyes, bOldness
tueness of every feature the softness outline avoiding
glass effect, so Objectionable In the DaEuerreotype
IA many pietureS sent out hare entirely 4oortlts
from hacfg protective finish, Partridge GssUres III
patrons that his work protected J hard eaemelfHO
ctih becomes part Of The picture, asd is as durable
the Okdss iEse4E
Pictures Of every improved style other
Rooms here.
~ Ladies and ffeutlemsn invited TO call 11SI
Main street, East Side over Marsh Taors Store Wheel
ing, Va. sepI6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

ABorr TuAr "IMPs 5ErEaBLE AENoE."-Our
neighbour Of the ArgS--us,lally quite plain and
unpretending in all HIS facts and fancies--in his
article of Saturday eSening last, branched ont
and essayod to WOO tse genius Of history for
type wherewith to 4nbody his idea of sher-
rard's magnanimity in not blowing on that nn
fortunate individual who attempted to seduce
him. He says
Nor is it at NIL strange that he CsberrnrdD
should willingly east that shield, which is as
impea<tya5s M the armor of Henry the Eight
was, over the defenceIeSs"
we may be mistaken, but according to our
recollection, the ''impenetrable armor'' of Hen
~ the Eight, is decidedly latter day discovery
"A novelty, for which posterity will have to
thank our neighbor. 1t is true there was an
exhibition Of military spirit in the early part of
his reign--but We aIways'understoOd that the
old capricious heather, instead of bearing arms
or armor, or doing much else that was manly,
was for the most part, engaged in kissing and
cutting and beheading some half
dozen wiYes-OccasionnlIy amusing his leisure
by theological bout with the Pope-or in mrs
ing and cursing his own equity corporOsity.
Will our neighbor please look into this mat
ter Of the ''impenatrable armor," and report
progress
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
RYTRY EoRRo WE'D, BUT HoNESzL y. Ac-
RHO WLEDGED

YTH.H BORRo WE'D, BUT HONESTL Y AC-
R!gO F.LEDGED. r-
only know she came and went, Lowell.
Like troutlets IN pool; Hood.
She was phantom Of delight, Wordsworth.
And vas like fool. Eastman.
some kiss dear said and sighed. [CoIeridge.
'Out OF those lips nnshoru." [Longfellow.
She shook her riuElets round her head, tStoddart.
And laughed In merry seoTn- lrennyson.
Ring out, uild bells, to the wild sky, [Teuuyson.
You bear them, oh my heart! LAliee Cary.
'Tis twelve night By the Castle clock, ICoerdge
Beloved We must p1rti Alice Cary.
"Come back, come back /" she cried In grief Camp'
my eyes din with tears; [Rayard Taylor
How shall i've through all the lays, SIrs. Osgood
Al through hundred years :" n. s. Perry.
Twas In the prime otsummer-time Hood
She blest me with her hand lHoyt
We stray together, deeply blest, [Brs. Edwards
IatO the Dreaming Land, Cornwall
The laughing bridal roses blow, [PatmOre.
To dress her dark brown hair; IBayard Taylor.
No maiden may with her compare, [BrailSIord
Most beautiful, most rare Read.
Iels.ped 1t on her sweet cold hand, tBrownlpg-
The precious golden Ink [S-nth
] claimed her fears, and she vas calm [COlrTfdge
''DrlDE, pretty eratGEe, drinkt" LYOTdSWorth
And so won my Genevieve [Coleridze.
And walked in Paradise; HerVey.
The fairestthiirg that ever grew [WoTdsWorth
AtEeru Tne and the skies. lls5 tTenuysOn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
sPE GAL NOTICES.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
a GOOD FAMILY PILL.


DIR. TODD'S PILLS have-H A cough medicine, pleas
been compounded ant safe and efeCual at a
and from the pUrest- moderate cost.
material. These facts, in One that be kept in
connection with their the house fIfiy med
rabe combination, have gY--iciHe, give children,
them the reputation EereA in delicate
they introduced fcih sdJety with
OF being the best Fdnafiyl ont aggrayation other
EiHainusc. - NIanments. q y b
Years required byIr1 Such medicine is DR..
the proprietor (Who hatP-9Chapman's HOARIOUND
been n successful prac-S. BALSAM.
tce for 40 years, in 1t does not produce that
the city Of wheeIing) to-Keakness which follows the
adjust the ingredients of use the cough medicines
these pills that their which contain Tartar Eme
bined action would reachrEic.
the Li1sr with It does conStipate the
and produce easy andL~ bowels like the cough med-
safe operation the w-cines which contain opium.
els.
They act admirably az am The different articles of
ordinary physic, as ~ which It Is comprehensive
gentle laxative in snallereEa Licorice, Hoarhound
Doses and Eecampane, Boneset Wild
relieving Costiyeness INK Cherry combined
digestion, Headache, Cods with tonic and anodyne
&c. &c &c. u that the cough IS loosened
These pills have been in and soohed, while at the
use for more than 80 years. same time the system is
and orders filled supported, and the natural
from nearly half the States functions
in Union, and the de. a = not interfered with
taandls steadily increasingly
astheIr merits become moreN ~ Price IS cents.
fully knoWn. X
These medicines for sale by the principal druggists
throughout the country -
Address orders to 7. II. LOGAN co., Wholesale
Druggists and Dealers In Trusses Supporters, Shoulder
braces cataw6a Wines, &c, &c, Wheeling, Va, oclS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

IN EDITuH UONE TO THE POoR HotsE.-In The
Muscatine journal of the 10th, we fiud the fol-
lowing:
The editor departed for the poor house in Gus
tody of Judge Thayer this afternoon lie will
probably report from that institution to MORROW
In the meantime he entreats delinquent subscri-
berS not TO allow conscious relnOrse" to affect
them much
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

The Governor advises the granting OF the
right Of way to continue the Winchester and
Potomac Railroad up the valley to Strasburg or
other points, to give it through line along the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
MUSIC ] Muaio q

MUSIC Music
IST NEW music just received t,sr,ornI,,p TaIbero
- Wazes constantinople Quadries; Rescue Quickste,
spanish Ethiopian Polka QaadrIe Anvil Cho1
rus from !! TroTatoTe Duet; Hear Ne, Norma; The tays
Gone By FREELY, Sounds EDtran6ihg CSeutie Mai.p:
ny New England Home; Our Good Old Friends; I'm Poor
Old Bachelor; Old Ironsides; Lamas Cottage. we PTaiS
Thee. Oh God. [uov2lli PAYNE 4 CO :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

as,naan he thinks can be economically applied
20 this work, and he advises an appropriation OF
81 500, 600 the present year. He says there can
be no risk in making the appropriation; as if 10
money can be raised none will be spent, and
If none be appropriated none 's'ttt erpehae@
though so1e might be raised.
He recommends the following appropriations:
Covingi9n 1 Ohio Railroad 9Iyl
Road betEeen Charlottesville < LyEehbuTg 1879
Norfolk RstETsbu=s- y3siI9
YORK River Railroad 1890
CTearing james and ADpamattON riTrTs... I1'Vy9
Other works -'IF''o
aaSOO6Ss
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III. IsIOIlARnSoN--
a Ais AND CARS

UsT received and for sale reduced riees stock
e Of Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes. .ea.ii5
greater stock Of Port Moneys, Purses, Pocket
Books and. Wallets, than be found In the city.
Calas Work Boxes, Cigar Cases. and Fancy Goods
orally, just opened! [dee5lt PAYNE CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
DENTISTRV.

IHE undersigned respectfully inform the public thstb
have associated themselves together for the prace
of Dentistry Their office IL Al i42 Market street lhetE
Monroe Onion sss1 where they Will be happy to s
their friends and all others Wishing the services Of
y were both students and for veral years the assist,
at Of the late DR.. Hullen, and the senior partner r.
~ constantly engaged the practice himself for ,S
last eleven years. daring which time he has become ac0ua
I'D With some OF the leading Dentists in almost all ~
eitIeE Of tho United States, and has falliarIsea hns
with their various pecuares in operating The theTs
fore feel confident being able to give entire satisiacS
IN ali who may favor them with their patronage,
ABR ROHEKTSOS,M D.
wle, ling nov. IS, 1851. janis ORR.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LII persons having claims estate OF James
~ Riehardsdee'd ;fleFthe Sape nlT
aesorinE to A and those knowing themseITes in
4nLeE 81: 10 JAMES II. DILLON,
-ssl---.ln --Itst1a Executor
@ christmas, Chrlstmas.77 >
HbfH CT RRANTs, New Crop Raishs, in gaarter4 half
ana Etoir boxes by the poaut lust fecelyed aud
SAFE by W. A. EDWARDS & BRCJ. sil Z
-14eSs!l.- Corner OF Monroe and Market SIS.
I|NREsH LoaSTERs-just received and for sale BY
W. A. EDWARDS BRO,
9ee' y - = y q Opposite Mcclure House.
F t,1 FkAoAEs RasRberEies, BackbeFries Prunrs
Fieies Preserves Je1les, CordiRls Extracts of VA
nila lemon, Peach, &c. "a add fS sale bT
sss - : = - W.. A. EDWARDS BRO
0Ln FAMILY WHISKY very .u5eFioT a7,IsIzT= q;
" store AID for sale by =. =
zdeet W. a. EDWARDS & BRO.
tJGkE brandy and Part Wine, reliable drtieiss for
medicinal purposes otlIerse, for sale '
sec pro ". a. EDWARDS 4 BRO,
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world. your characters should be well dressed.
Broadcioth is generally received with smiles
though covering rascal; while rnsey woolSey
is rather run upon, though covering patriot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

" B-Messrs h. o. take pleasure in referring ny per-
mission, to the fOnoTinE gsntl=nen=
H. H. Weed D. D.: Hon Geo. ". Thompson, His Hon ARA
Caldwell: Morgan Nelson. Esq, B. NJ. EoGi Pep JOIN
Prissell DR.. ". ]. Bates, Or. X. H. Cummius, Dr. E. A
Hildreth. Dr. $. Todd Talant& Deise,aIn, John Hn6
Rsu. McCIaTens, Knox 4 Co., Marsh Taylor. ueyia
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- = = U1ksSOAUIION. NHFl lEE
VIE heretofore existing between the an
dersigned as Cushing 0sbun, been this day dis
solved by mutual consent The partnership business viii
be left in the hands ORD Cushing up, who u duly
authorized 70 the OF tile rr1 that
! "ss tslsa S sv IL ISL 2 egs dsRTS
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DENTrsTaY.

AN EXTRACTING TEETH wrruOUr PAIN BY
mesrs a benumbiny ne gums which can be used IN Al
ease. siso Inserting heenful teeth, mprOved
rio plates 9TH without eitrscr the roots fu
or para sets inserted One gold NJ az NJ l.
nr oRIFFfr, &7 fulton street. Breoklvn.
-,EtrH EXTRACTED IN TEN gUoNDa WITHOUT
\ the rgh'es' pHin W III pHiant by my pes and or
rirsi pres us tsc vsFef eezugD This admirable
rsair D. pr,ouses y oay. Dr. r. w. DURslH 4s3 "a
al street near VGriCf.
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IA N1ED-rBREE oLERvs FoR SHIPPING AND
w istpt rncee two conductors, two bcokkeepars four
fts rr c-ry aud dry goods stores two Dsggagerneh
tf ran tuO bnrknepers isvO Nrskptnea exnreas
portcrs four f1r steamer. ~0cehn
.ut urrr boys. Apply 70 MAGELLAN a 9ARRATI No fcs
Brad ngv
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nTELLluEsCE oFrIgEs.

/-oOD PxPvRrENryD SERVANTS ron HOTELS ANT
W prvas families csn he obtained ~ MORRIS OOHNERI
NCOs ?63 Broadway. 10 Pr nkln klso % en-
msr farmers, lsboren Ac, at this the other ONCE IN
or, enwich g.
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S,LOTBING. --LAUIEs AND arNTLrMEN HAVING
" digprse NJ ,eceive fair cas- price for the
ty sendng addressing COoen " surens street
Canal 81 West broadway Ladies' waited on frs
VAST or UIoTHINs WANTED -aEsrLsNEs OR
~ having superfuous effects they would into
.asb VIII please call NOTIFY h.subscrber, VINO viii ~s
M them at their places Of residence BIZ appointment.
y. LrvETT. No. fVsl street, bseenneoi.'
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD MANNERS AND
n ample MEANS Of good family and spoAsrs rspu,aor
hes make the OF noble hearted ssd
young lady, who has fondness aouh with
a view 10 matrimOry He II slave % ceremony u,s in
tent 70 live South ard he would be pleased 10 meet
9TH c.rgepal spirit IN shxe his earthly goods
writer sincere, snd all letters shall be treated with manly
ccnhdence and prudence Address Ooeoa Broadway Posi-
80 - stating whsn ard where Interview
MADAMOTskLLb LUokN1a WALLET WILL. UPOf
n reeept OF cens or us equivalent In post r. sa nps
return W any person true picture ~ THEW and fu
Nc; also nkereas ~ futur hushauc afvce IN We
susrn from specimen Of hinc Urung address, with return
pcs,sge, kugenia VALET New York Poe, onace.
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nv DEvANis iNsI D1ATR gENr-DEs JEUEEs
f p.Ir fsire de- bp nets d-rfa daa c)ieis ma
cfpt,s fp t. Wee. sf qglqu' pOur ea Fainis
% rtra t' N fruEo't sera dWnel d8 h91ney on
W eos r.r ucnf s.areeser ie canal et WoJs
81 e., 2rt cage
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ATBW YORK CITIZEN A GOOD SrORY-THE CtTf
IN zen of ths week contains cd at and henceforh
VIII contain st"ry IN each number Ths weeks CirizsS
has aso article "bnglsh PhBnhI opy to Blacks" No
rails Of the Brit sh Arsocracy g., The CITIZEN Is ackuo
ledge re the best Irish tmercs paper country
Oface ii Spruce street Ne . York
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sRAVGLLERs ouIDA.

1877 DAY BOAT FOR Albany LANDING Az
tCOI. Yorkers. West Point. fe-purg Poughse~psie,
Kingrcn Point Cstk1 and Hu3sOn. BreakfA- snd dnney
on board The fast and spacious G'esmsr BRO kDWAY.
Capt Frost leaves foot Of Jay street Tuesday
Thursday ard Saturday, at o'clock ~ NJ arriving ADD
In simple for the ssrsogs snd ths West no
turning leaves Albany every Monday, Wednesday and Pm
day ~ anoirg above For further particular In
ouire ~ he rapta In ON oard
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promise, for his ratable portion Of such
copartnership debt, the same as if the
law had not been passed.
SEC. s. The above provisions in ref
erence to copartners Of firm, shalt ex-
tend to joint debtors, who are heyeby au-
thorized individually to compound or
compromise for their Joint Indebtedness.
with the like effect in reference to credi,
tors and to joint debtors of the individual
SO compromising, as is above provided
on reference to copartners.
SEo. g. This act shall take effect i'm.
mediately on its passage. '
z0 n. II VAN vOaHEs,
Speaker of the House of Rsnresentat;ves
THOMAS H. FORD,
.eg President of the Senate
z April IL, 1857.