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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
NEW YORK 4fARKET.

March 25--Fl0ur dull; sales 1890 bills at
q, S0a5,00 for Ohio, decline Of Sc. Wbest
firm; 600 hsshels Sold at 81 l5al 20 Tor South
efn red and 81. 90 al, so for Weston white, aud
81 40 for Genesee. Corn very dull; holders Of
wl,ite demand an advance. yellow unchanged.
Mess Pork advanced Zoe, quoting at $40, 7OalG,
80 Whisky declined lie, quoting at - IL.
Stocks active and higher
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

In tie Fenite@ti@ry.- Wheeling and Ohio
.,,nty. as is notorious fact. have sent more
,,.,pl, to the Penitentary, or Mt least as many
within the past twenty years, as any other
,,paty in the State of equal population The
r.,,on is not because we have a lawless set of
,c,ple to deal with may be supposed, but
J,cc;ly the reverse. When IL thief, counter
filter, fnrger or murderer is convicted he is on
Improperly punished according to the laws, and
4. A criminal ariaigncd here be guilty, it isla
rare thing if he escapes appropriate punish
mcut.
There are at present two persons in the peni.
tertiary from this city for twenty years, and
two for eighteen years. The former were sent
tor rape and the latter for manslaughter With
in The past five years thirty three pers ons have
been sent to the penitcntiary from this city
OF these the major number were convicted of
larceny or passing counterfeit money, though
many of them were guilty of more heinous Of
fences The terms for which they were sent
range from one to twenty years, There are at
present from twelve to fifteen persons in the
Richmond Institution from this city. 1t is es-
!inratcd that within the past twenty years, from
five to SIX persons have been convicted by our
counrs annually, and sent on to the scene of
their servitudc. Few of these persons ever re-
turn to this section of country, but seek new
homes and new scenes, some for better and
sone for worse. AS the population increases
so does the number of convictions for peniten-
tary oTerces, and we notice that the last three
years compare very favOrably or unfavorably
with any within the period indicated.
The Virginia penitentiary now contains 34l
persons, more than ever before inhabited its
gloomy precincts There are from two to four
persons in each eel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

PERSONS OF sEDENTARY HABITS, who are gcner-
ally affected with Tertigo, Laagom' and En-
AaWstion, Nausea and Headache, have in Beer.
have's Holland Bitters grateful remedy. 1t
gives strength and energy to the system, stimu-
lates the digestive organs, and corrects acdity
of the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchas-
ing the many limitations ofthis delightful Aron,a.
TO prevent imposition, be careful to ask for B,ts-
hare's Holland Littsrs. See advertisement
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Get mp II. he -Norai"g.-It was a right cute
remnrl; by a certain wag in speaking of early
rising, that those fellows who get up in the
mornings are the first seen at the groceries, and
hence he concluded they were after a drink
So was the observation of the boy whose father
quoted the saw--"rhe early bird catches the
worm" The precocious youth replied that the
worm was great fool for being up SO carly
All this aside, we are nnw enjoying glorious
March mornings, when walking and muscular
exercise are pleasurable the step is elastic, and
the arm reioices in activity The air is slightly
frosty, md the sun gives notice of his coming
victories. not by the cnieebIing warmth of such
an attack upon winter as is sure at this season.
to be followed by temporary relapse into un
pleasant weather, but seems to make good eve
ny step he takes in advance. The mind too par
takes Of the hopeful nature of the Spring, aud
many difficulties which, through the failure of
many efforts, appeared insurmountable, are at
tackled with fresh spirit and melt away like the
snow and frost-work of winter before the sun.
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EtDIs Na1ERIER.

PILLOW CTrizENsA. the soiir s.i!o y NUM-
her o. friends, rsHiH o.vr Diyseif Candidate
Once Of Sheriff fer Ohio piin elected,
TO discharge the duties of te ONCE with iinIarliay.
frb3 \. BEDILJlO%.
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EtaR AmRI.IEE.

MEssEs. EEGToas:-Permit through your columns
announce myself CIzENs CsspiDATs
the office Sheriff OHIO county, ensuing Sprn;
Election. lfebIl ISAAC COTS.
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Many Druggists, having oil lhniments hand, viii try
70 ell them yor tile best, ylt pasitiyAi,
fuse So purchase them Ask for BIAGG'S AGCTIC LIN
IlIENT,' ana take other.
LiberRl propositions.
The opFietoTs arce furnish uT chaser ora to
lar bottls with free subscription ts Journal for
one This IA OF the hes. y Y iilustrHe ri.ers
erTiinte, shifting the iclder the benefit
"Sun, enclosed tlts wrapper around evcry dollar
He The Arctic LninCnt is put up 20 cent cent
bottles. The 81 and 81 bottles and 100
cent Linmeu, IN proportion their cost, and
are The cheapest For sale by BRAGG G RURRONES,
sole PropriefoTs. 81. Louis No
An Agent wanted in every tosn and villas Appiiea-
lions always be accompanied by responsible rfc-
eness, For sole By LAUGliLINS Z BUSHPIElD =
jauis.lS-2uId&T-kE2 GeneFRl Agents fo4 Wheel, e
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Tie Great Ne Plus" GJtro Single lacdiae
will he in operation for few days only at Phil
lips Machine Shop, from 2 to O'Clock P. NJ,
and we would suggest to those who have not
yet witnessed its truly interesting and astonish-
ing performance, to visit it while an opportnn-
ty is offered. fyou should not wish to make
purchase, the novelty will be found sufficient
to afford ample qualification to the curious
Messrs. Scott 4 Fitch, agents for the Patentee
are still at the Mcclure House.
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WEsrERN EMIGRArInN

ST. I.ouis, March 25.-W Western emigration is
fairly set ia. The number passing this city IS
very large, and daily Increasing. The Pacific
Railroad lakes up over 100 daily, and the Mis-
souri, river steamers crowded.
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A-REaUTiFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR Z!
Completely Preserved
so TME GREA TEsT "a E.i!


nd Hho that i sBd not havt i resteTtd &c icf
"A color; tsl, but OElc have The
or trcCrled t srfCuis, scale lad, CtLsT
but would he cared ith SEX ssl tas
would he cured Il III also
face and sLin Fref Woods Hair -.
this see ciFeGlar aud and ti.v f"llcviLi
aNA AEsbA, NoEcslSTc. ISIS
PAoI. o. J. 2-Drar hysi ID Il
the wonderful elects Hair Et tlt haNt
been oisen cheated by qvHeLeTy 'uasA
tair dyes, &c, discsrts ile Ee=tolatINe
the Category with f.e = ete u l
Tste quaek ,ds, Until you n LsWttLst eetliy
months Stree, hen gave suSA sssurHEtc
iiue i'r trial 0f Restorative "a isiai- h;f'
gund VILE, air had tecC Wy u H.
ttrey while, ami before eNhansIins OF LIT
ies her hair urary oisisi ttAhthti
brown COLOR, thick and o. h hLtiitg
glossy upon, and enitiS oveT The T. Li she t.i' 4"
it, not SIMPLY becasr 81 lis brau5lll tGtSf-
the hair, bat because - its heattuI
head aud niId Others family and friends us.ig
Restnrutiye. with the h=pivst effects therefore,
SSrpiieisu and doubts IN reference it Ait
value entirely renoye aud lean 40 cuTda
- ana cenideutially its Iy AL WlO NVud
haze trr hair restOFVd fUIa Ntg Aby uf
sickness or aEcl original color and beauty EI
persons NLo would have their hair aatiiul La oSsy
Very u!y aud gratefully youTf.
SOLOMON MANN
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RIVER ANn MRArHER

ST Louis, March 25.-Rivcr las fallen feet
An the upper streams are still al;n declining
slowly. Weather clear. Mercury GS
CISciNSATi March 25-River fen Ia insl IS
IN 81 hours Weather clear.
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SHEIiIEk AITN

EDS. lSrELLIsSScRL:e ask the privilege OF annouuci
our well known and popular fellow citizen, AEciIBAl
WARREN, candidate she SiIeGiLait! the rE-
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EOl5 SHIERII.Is

MISSES. EDIruAs;-tiease worthy cftiIe
WM. J, HOuSTEN, Independent candidate 10
Sheriff, ia the ensuing spring Election.
feb6 THE MAJORITY OF VOTERS
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FOR SHERnL'

Ems. ISrELIIcEScEE-In complain % nu-
myrS1s friends, ersr myself candidate Sheriff
Of ohio county. II -l-c-d shall perform duties
the Office according TO the b-st OF Ely abilities.
mhzU IoIiN W. Gull
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FEESD Woob: It long time after yoa ct LSs
fd before the bottle restorative fcI Nlici
order your agent in Detroit ard uisI
concluded 20 10 Mrs. hiann'= haiTr III
test Of its Il has done all that assured -
yoal do; and others Of family ing at
sscd as escts GsiIr TscoEuutinii ~
others entitled to tr eofs TatiS
forIt Again, respectfully and truiy. CGrs,
SOLOMON u NlN.
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LOUISVILLE, March 25.-Thc Western Union
Telegraph cable successfully laid Yesterday
afternoon, between Jeifrrsonvilc and Louisville,
and is now working admirably.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

MARcn 25.--FEour, iar demand at 81 G[a:. 20
Whisky firm at T! : l2c. Provisions firm and
held higher. Bulk sides held at Sc, bacon d.,
at Sc. Groceries unchanged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
COM ISAz ONEEE OF Hss VENUE.

MEssRs- ElgroEs:-PlsUse aunouI my : e rGl
date for Commits Toner Of the Revenue Guy
at the ensuing May election. JOSHUA LUkESS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

Cumr THE LrvER.-There is an article selling
throughou the country that has attained the
widest celebrity ever known as remedy for
Liver Complaints. We have reference to DR..
Sanfords EnvigOrator or Liver Remedy, that
has performed cures almost too great to believe,
were it not for the undoubted evidence that ac-
company the testimonials 1t is, in truth, the
greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
or general debility that so often battles the
skill OF our most eminent physicians.
DIR. Sanford has been for long time one of
the most eminent physicians of New York, aud
it is said, most of his cases were treated with
the lnvigorator with such invariable success
that he has been induced to offer it as a family
medicine, and let the world have the benefit of
MS discovery. If those who arc troubled with
debility, headache, langOu., slow, lugeriog
ever viii try bottle, we think they might save
Physiciams's bills, and days, perhaps years of
suffering. OhiO Statesman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
RNn &mErIER.

MEssRs EDTT1Es.-Pieasy candidate for
the office Sheriff Of ohio county, the ensuing sJrII
Election. Ifebil ANDREW WIFI T..
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Fonlnlis.ioncr "a Iiar.nnc.

MESsRs. En1ORS;-PIeus@ T. NJ. PENIBERTON.
Esq, Otzsn's Candidate Of tr Rev
in the Country District, favor on auy
personal friends and THE VOTERS.
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SETTLEMENTS.

COUNTS agaIrs all parties indehted The sulssri
bers ALL be made out and ready for .ettlelent by the
Rrt OF jauU Those calling their cconnts By
that tiiae kill be presented With them nmeafry thervaf
ttu ldec2Sl M'CLAi.LESSt KNOX 1 CO. g
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lstlIe annEE,Ihr1

MEssns. Eni9oEs:-rica.c announce me as candidate
for re- election Office sheriff Clio Court, At
The sprius Election. lnbil sAM'L. IgMiN.
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For SuI.RIEE

MEsSRs- EbItOas:-IIease aniDuHce candidate 10
he elected SI'vFf Of OiO
ion. [fcb2l JOHN Il HUBBARD
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MAY ELECTION.
FOR SHERIEI.

MESSHs FDITcRs:-Iou Will please q
n L. DukSEli "a candidate for sheriff 81 rnErty
at the ensuing 9lay Election, and ob;isv
hmZo MANY CITIZENS.
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COIrRT

MrssEs. EDItOAs:-Piease announce me- a. a candid
for reucctioD CLERK aT the County Court Of this
at tlie ensuing May Election. Iih6l JNO. McCOLLOC
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O N b DOLLAIt

-
SECy II "| EB VI w
one OF THE REST PUKGATINE AND I:IVEl: al u
Iy1-f.-,s -, - -. i.ft, 49, -. a. n ,,5rI,i,f a.
easier, mieT and eeetGal taE sHy oI'sT s''-
- aIt tI m t ~. IN, 70 ear On nj
matter tIlus acouiJ " rpos,s ceeiusIiy
out any OF the painful feelings eNIsrsIesa Ia tbs
the tiiSt urses, Gud WtH taLsi i=y "a
moderate doses sI and buiil il ~ III Tia
= DA sssr1sD's ISyioonA,oR compounded vt.t.nIy
Some idea OF the stTeHs't Of ,h.s. gums nay be e M
- contains muck strength, hundred dosSs Ca!
- ou.ei withoe; any Of Us dclrterioGs fleets
have been but Itv kno~n ply aud never ussd
in igr prescriptions until use q III ie'ia o'Le Jr-
ofd'or Which mex With sreh uhptteeiShi'.i success
70 dee ne proprietor t. Offer II "a isri i-eellis
TO cure Lirer Complaints in their worst forms
lldigesIio LeiUE cassl by eranEsd Lfrtf-is cared
- WHEN tie Liver l. cNe,d action
Jaun iieeis by improper acinn % the Lirer
luy or troubled viii Jaui.ass laLe me Ii,,e,ul
rsSalary week, and tisir - ia ~ hvssn '' s's
costy,l,vss he permanent, cared y ne IrstF'-
Faior Iase u ia saial d"ss 81 fe.hr ere Il s'st's
= die bs'vsi~ are T. Z, ii, ,,.,itsy s,,i
sOon relieved 10 tak % uhie 'iesv of IL S.'Jg
S Stomach. 'ei' coz al i' a1e ''"'i''' OF
For Al overloaded stomach Il las equal asIt ~
iicSes all oppressive OF uneasy fveii"E "sf s-tit
heartily forA ftai'y H.iie'e rslsr"iiy sttal a sS
In sASFOHD's iSvcuRtroE came so reecu'IusI d.'i
from Diseased Liver Tie testimonials o. -
Physicians ia it, "a II! u,
conviction b.
0snEs given To DysIetics, for n made
before bottle tuLvfl. aUd
cat anyth ediie without trouble, able before" 80.
= ing JuL the lFSst fCOa WOuld dis-st, aud o:iI
gave pain Now what all Ttat,Is
SO Liver Complaint or DysP"psa trVuLls
= fat Try this ,ts remedy 10; WoTdSfrIs
Etscf.
There has been tried tn 0ETffaEziIy Tes--ay
has With snci nnbouDdtG " tke1
Of diseases incident Children - DH sAs tcEn'z IaNis
cEAIOBi noFis alone d!seasrs children that
- IL for IL ae:s Cati'zTtie uiijiy and gently
aIi seems To Are sysietn 14o.JrEiy sg
= tank tniIE -eTyee to ali i-iIs then,
Nhtu need ngIieins. l,s COS. Tlr-Is
that have uE.ss Rot4cs Wit-Ir hon.
ett received ia 81 tie LirsF stomach
aud bowels where 81 otr is to piS- Tli.f
has become us-:U "a fatally ttatNe viii hStd do
y NithcUt itsifcss sii- -{kf. K6 g.ifffio1
PRICE, uAE DnLLtR Fia ucIsLK-
SANFORD a Co PTopri Ia tSi ;5iJ broadway NCV York
7. IL. LOG An a Co Agents FOR Wheeling
JOHN ID. Pack, Cincinnati.
GEO- H. kENsE't. fit:abuIgh " 0iCsair Agents
auII-Snl--l v-da1
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uoeipg time, aH f0oPs Day, and the first
# April, are coming, and will all be here about
d. same time Those of our subscribers who
:.,.nj To change their residences, will please
,ority our carrier, Mr.. Rice, leave word at
The office.
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Information Wuated.-We were called upon
yesterday by Mrs. Marguerite Vanderkiste, of
Pittsburg. She stated that on the 18th of last
month, her son. Chas. Wilkinson Vanderkiste,
lett Pittsbnrg on the steamer Belmont for Gin
cnnati, and on the 18th he was reported miss
ing from that boat. He is supposed to have
heen drowned, but where or when is not known.
He is about five feet eight inches high, thirty
years old, chestnut brown hair, black eyes, thin
III The face, slim figure. Had on when he left
long gray ovcrcoat, with blue dress coat nm.
dermeath, green cloth vest, brown cashmere
pants, blue stockings aud shoes. Any infor
nation in regard to such person directed to
the Piusburg Dispatch, would be thankfully re-
ccrved by his almost heart-brolien mother, who
has thus far used every cnleavor to discover
something of her only son.
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Raaaeay.-Y Yesterday morning the quadru-
ped attached TO milk wagon which was stan
ding on Quincy street, got frightened at some
passing object and ran away at fearful rate.
In turning the corner OF Water street the wagon
struck the sign post of the Virginia House and
upset, splitting the milk, the silver from the tin
change box and completely demoiishing the
vehicle. The owner like true philosopher
when mischancc bcfalls him, mourned not after
the spilled milk, but picked up his silver and
tried to-mal,e the best of a bad job.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

The Dust--Yestcrclay the wind was as fnll of
wild FRANKS as girl of sixteen. 1t made ,shrl-
winds in the streets and threw the dust in the
faces ofpedeStrians The ladies found it disa-
sreeabie prOmenading, aud the gentlemen were
rednced to onchalf vision, to their great chagrtn
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PHILADELpHTA MARKEr

MAGcu 25---Flour continues dull and rices
arc unchanged.
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ARCTIC LINIM 90 .r


This incomprehensibie Ltninon upon which, great
mass of the afflicted OF all lands rely for relief IRON
Cancer s7rofna sptains uises Turns Sealds ana all
araons. Tic proprvtors give for the encoura cement
sufferers, the following nenoranum of few Of the
tihcates from the parties possession
the propristors but their length preclues publication OF
tIHo HottIe TrIumphnnt
Mrs. Motit, No. Sj5 Morgan Street, Louis, having
sutTcred for 'hree with Rheumatism, many
preparations without effect, cured by t bot
,, n, ,;Ont Of l,nssq,ory.
DI tbe Of I Louis WIG s&ys he T@
months, cured by three applications Of the
- Wv '''''''' Ssiiy the E.I,rIe chIIdron
4 little daughter OF Mrs Lee, residing Lake street,
boiling Arctic Iinrent was apIIlgt ord
ing to the directions, and the fire ostanty
ia" asss1 t5i.,T 10 Ie sS Es
GaoGse IA IIisT Canal ,lTeet ~ o. had long SUI
AMI by the OF one bottle the Linim
't'''' . y "s' 'E lIorr tfSE Tnmor.
Eagsns Mallory NGtes4 three years the victim Of
until he tried the arctic Lnimen. Three bottles
him In a few weeks ~
Mrs. Bedford, Mobile, confined three
years with numb palsy, and after being despair
nrnt, in Il little over month";
hereby certify that having been badly bruised and
try Braegs Arctic Lnintht TIE
iy extra ted from the scaS and in time
the pain gone from the bruises. In weeks was
we'll, anil able to resume my business.
HENRY HAVERSKII.i residence jackson street.
tte ss Fac SSltnd see!
esL. wEBSrER CRY, Iowa Nov. 9Lh, 1887.
DR A. G. DRAGG--Dear SIR: For than three Gears
had been AFFLICTED With inamed in aggravated
degree, and various Physicians
Itnnent, and in two months neery Well. sly little
daughter afflicted In the the
me- and during portion OF he time entirely blind
In eye. applied your valuable Lint mt, and her
eyes are nov perfectly sound Thus haveI, with two
bt-bottie cured my daughters aud my besides
curing the Rheumatism ia uiy back would he without
yournvauable remedy in Ihy house. Yours truly,
wa. RUSSELL.
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1851.
hereby certify that aIn we'll acquainted with ian
know his statement to lie strictly true.
J. ]. WAOSWORTH, =. NJ, Webster City.
Good for Animals.
This invaluable Lninent Is also equally eficatious in
curing the Diseases Of a1imala witness the following
eertthesteE MessrsJ If Arnot, and Lynch, ATEot Co.
keep the largest livery stablcsiu ths West
orally known throughout the United States.
Lotus, Dee. 23d, fSs7
We, the signed, wing used DR. Iin
for number OF months, cheerfuily testify its
satisfied or te Arctic being the Linfent made
that Scnd other. We keep have kert for
number OF years extensive livery stables Jis city and
consequently experience about their
the only have ,Itcdys sgscsire
We cordially livery keepers I
J. Z 4 ARNuT
LYNCH, ARNUT ( CO.,
Cnesnu Street.
Many Druggists, having oil lniments hand, viii try
% sell them to tile best, but to pOsitiytly
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Wr request that our patrons would always
hand ie 5 adyfF o Sy thF ss oG9sk
~ .s,1 lin in the morning following The crowd of
>; hi work renders IL necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

21e. first 'ra,qa ,esatheyin the spring, is very
apt TO occasion in many persons, bilious attacks,
e'agesfioas, headaches, &C., especially after vio-
lent exercise. To ward off and relieve such at
ticks, we know of nothing more suitable and
convenient than Toms ANrr-Brmors, or LlvRR
''lLs Keep them in the house, 50 that they
may be at hand to use in cases such as arc des-
e'iSed above, as well in cases of ordinary con-
s'iPaiion, headache, &c, for which they are so
admirably adapted. For sale BY dealers gener
ally II. IT, Logan & Co, wholesale agents.
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Tie Rirey-TLe Ohio sin continues to re-
ccde, with 10 feet water in the channel There
was little doing. on the landing yesterday. The
Interchange was loading for Cincinnati and Lou
isyilc, and the Great West for St. Louis
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tsity the E.iIIIe Children.
Am EXPLOSION,

MkNrns. Tens, Nov. 2Sth, 1857.
hereby certify that having been badly bruised and
scaed by the explosion OF Steam Boiler,
me to try Brasgs Arctic Luintnt TIE
ly extra ted from the scas and in very time
the pain gone from the bruises. two weeks was
we'll, anil able to resume my business.
HENRY IIAyERsiiIIl residence jackson street.
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0oANE 4 ADAMS have removed from the af
Main ,a Quincy the large WaTsasuse ia Pax
tQn oz No 20 Ms3a street, fey doors from HE
% Qainey 81 aE,51ss
Ows WINDSOR SOAP, for sale b.
II fesso 7. JOHNsr0N, l56 Narkrtst-
IS0 BUSHELS Com ia cob, la store aHd Tor ssie b.
tsIO frbz5 n. M'SABB.
1 = EKlIICELLR, aiueArss', aud E,.iisi split Ieas-
mis- VA EDWARDS BRO
TNAsTERN AND PINE APPLE ciEE;E-Just received
4 and for sale by inh5l ". A. EIwARDs BRO
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BY THE UNION LINE
CONGKEssIONAL.

orrIeE. NnnNER wArEn AND MoNRoE sTREEIs.
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Co-PaTtnership
TWP undersigned tbs formed ec-partuersl
under q Ds-zse X Adaurs, rurF oss
etiu general CuEsuission, Ffe IiGu
lasaess, the Eareousc Main aud QulI.gy EIs
fora.c;iig occupied br Doane Cos ziIi-
Vhseilng,Jan- :, ISIS a 8 DOANE-
J-ai6 GO. ADAMh.