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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05

WAsmSoroS Co. (PA.) PoLrrlcs.-GreAt in
dignation is felt and expressed by the Anti
Lecompton papers, at the course of Hon. Bill
Montgomery, in the closing act of the Lecomp-
ton fraud. At the critical time-after post
ponemcnt had been asked for and refused, Mr..
Montgomery left Washington City sud came off
10 his home here in Washington town. 1t WAS,
We must admit, great oversight grievous
error on the part of Montgomery, and we should
not be surprised if he were made grievOusly' to
answer for it. It WAS no time TO say that
''private affairs" required his attention. Mr..
Montgomery was not sent to Washington to
come home to attend to tis private affairs. We
lament his error, for we were in hopes TO see
him stand firm aud never tire until the work
was finished, either for veal or woe. As it is,
we apprchend that he will now fall between two
fres--between the regular Administration pros
pective nominee from Greene county, Jesse
Lazear, and the straight out opposition nomi-
nee, whoever that may be. We rather favored
the idea of all hands ON the Antl.LecOmPton
side uniting on Montgomery and sending him
back as reward of merit for his efficient ser.
vices in the earlier stages of Lecompton. We
still favor such union il he can clear up his
apparent dcsertion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05

TIE NATIONAL FOUSRET.-The Washington
.States informs as that in consideration OF the
numerous superior advantages possessed by
Washington City. the Secretary OF War favors
the establishment Of the proposed National
Foundry At that place. This is strange de.
cision, Il decision it be- The States admits that
most Of the supplies Of coal, iron, &c, for the
foundry, as well as the necessaries for the work
men employed in it, would come IRON Virginia,
and yet contends that Washington is the most
suitable point for the location Of the foundry
We are sorry to hear that the Secretary Of
Wax has turned his back upon his own State, in
this matter. We fear that he is becoming na-
ti0Hdlieed with amazing rapidity. We also fear
that our Virginia Congressman are wholly with.
out influence on any question seriously affecting
the interests Of their constituents Richmond
WHiI
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wooD's HAIR REsToBArIvE.-The fame of this
preparation rests upon its real merit. Thou
sands all over the country are using it, and it
does all it claims through the various publica.
tions that it can do. Hair will grow ON bald
scalp; hair will be preserved and beautified by
its use hair will turn from gray to its original
color by its use. We do not claim that rel
headed gentlemen ladies' can be turned into
individuals with raven locks or auburn ringlcts,
but gray hair ,vi be restored to the original
color. Reader, wherever you live, in any place
you may reside, Woods Hair restorative is sold.
Enquire for it at all the Druggists, and wherever
such articles are usually obtained, and you will
find it as we state.
CAUTION-Beware of worthless limitations, as
several are already nj the market, called by dill.
erent names. Use none unless the words pro
fcSsor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot ST. Louis
Mo, and New York;, are blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine deal
er<, also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealears
in the United States aud Canada.
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HoRsEs AND MULEs.-ThOusands of these val
liable animal are lost every year, from their
owners not knowing how to treat the various
diseases they are suffering with, or from using
inferior remedies This is peculiarly 50 in re-
gard to such diseases as sPringhalt, spawn, poll
evil, all such as the result of sprains, bruises,
harness gals, &c. All these diseases are readi-
ly durable by the use of some penetrating Lini
ment, which is absorbed by the pores of the
skin, and at once drives off the bad humors that
feed and keep up the disease. Among all the
Liniments that have ever been invented, none
possess the penetrative and diffuse principle to
such degree as DR.. Bragg's Arctic Imminent,
an article which is rapidly driving all similar
preparations out of the market. For sale by
Druggists generally.
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peon B1L LAwnescR-If ever there vas

PeoA Bill LAwRescE.-If ever there was a
man doomed in this lower world to catch psr.
ticular fits, when his constituents get their
clutches in his wool, it is the Hon. Bill Law
renee, from the Belmont district, over the river
here. lie will get sweating that will do him
till the day of his natural death, ne is politically
dead. now.) We said long ago that he was linn
bering and shivering on the fence, afraid to
jump either way-and thereupon he professed
to be quite put out because we said so. He WAS
firm-yes, "firin as the rock of Gibraltar" was
the word he sent US; he would do OF die on the
anti.Lecompton side; he would fall with the
brave and true But Bin-poor Bil!-timOrOns
Bill, went under and the sweeping waves Of
progress will roll over the nameless and view
less spot Of his engulphmcnt.
we mourn the fate of "sweet William
William that WAS of the county Washington,
State of Ohio.
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THE ROLL or INFANT.


HEREDtrARY DEFoPNrrr.-The Cincinnati Ga.
zette says that one of the most remarkable in
stances Of the transmission ola singular phySi.
cal deGorntty from parents to children through
successive generations, is to be found in that
city. A man hetSrCn forty and tlfty years of
age has four short fingers on each hand, reach.
ing about to the first joint of a finger of usual
Ioagth; and what is very remarkable is the fact
that this physical dsformity ofthe hand can he
traced back through various members of his
family Tor period Ofons hvadrei and sighty
ys..yai Whether any of his ancestors previous
90 that time we're similarly afflicted, is not
known. Another singular feature is the fact
that but Il part of the children Of each genera
Ton have been similarly aEsictcd-sOme Of them
having IS perfect hands and sPgeEs as the gem
0rality 0fesFsonR
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W. have been selling B@rhaves's Holland
Bitters for some months; and, although, when
it was first introduced, we did not urge its sale
being unncquaintcd with the article; still we
found the public determined to have it, and to
meet the demand we have been obliged to Pur-
chase more of this article than we ever have Of
any other patent medicine whatever. Every
day brings new testimonials of its efficacy in
removing the various complaints for which ii is
recommended, and in offering it to our custom
erS, we do so with more confidence in its virtues
than is due to most preparations Of the kind.
Gale Brothers, Druggists,
14s Randolph St, Chicago, III.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from EreAo-i8tEoss ss Sir J. C1arls, n D.,
PGysieian Extraordinary TO ne Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is uufalins the all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution Is subject It modsrHtes all and
all ObstructOu'. and speedy be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t ia especially suited. 1t WILL short bring the
monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle, price One Dollar, bsArs the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfei,s.
CAUTION.
Thee Ps Slotd not BE- taken By SsaIlss during Tire
FIRST THREE MONTHS or pregnancy, Mty
cure TO bring Miscarriage, but Gt Gay OFr time sy
are aye.
In all Of NERVOUS and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs. Fatigue slight rxsrtiOn PaIpa-
tOn Of the Heart, Hystsries and Whites, hrse Ps viii
elect when All other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, eiozasi,
antImOny, anything hurtfaI to the consti;utOn.
Fall directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the Uaited States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(LAts 1. @. BAIdEIn Col Rochester. 7.
N.B.-SIOO and 8 postage stamps enclosed to my
thOrlSed Agent will insure bottle, containing 80 Fs'
BY return mall
Por sale by I. II. LOGAN + CO, In wheeling,
b. L. FAhurStOek Co., Wholesale AEentS PitsaI'ErE;
Purcell LAdd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, 81 Rich
uaOHd- ap2s-Iy
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CONNECTING FRANCE AND ENGLAND BYA BADGE
Under the title of "An Iron Bridge between
Franco and England" the French Moniteur con.
tains project, the realization of which would
be one of the most gigantic works Ofthe century.
1t says:
''The relations between the Continent and the
United Kingdom becoming more and more i'm.
portant, has called forth the idea of connecting
both with road by which the operation Of a
more uninterrupted intercourse between France
and England could be established.
The project has been submitted by Mr. Boyd,
an English Engineer, who proposes bridge
from Cape Gris Neg on the French shore to Dou-
vies on the English side, the length Ofthis route
being eighteen English miles.
The bridge will rest on l9l arches OF 500 Eng
Esh feet in circumference each. The bridge Is
proposed to be in the form of a yiaduct of 80
feet wide and so feet high, iii which two or three
tracks Of rails shall be piaced. On each Of the
arches there is To be a large tower. with con.
siructiou for ventilation of the passage through
which the viaduct is 20 pass at an elevation Of
So feet above the level OF the sea, which leaves
ample room for the passage of vessels, the
largest Of which never reach higher than PIT
feet
In order to prevent vessels from being dam.
aged by being thrown against the the arches Of
the bridge during \ gale, they are proposed to
be surrounded with India rubber. The author
of this gigantic project has estimated the total
cost at the amount Of thirty millions Of Pounds
Sterling (neAriy $50 millions Of dOlnFst }"
@sSSS
L
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LIST OF pnsnRrnRs.

The following are tho deserters from the
Douglas Democratic camp-tho traitors by
whose votes the English iniquity is now driven
through. When LecOmpton was last before the
House, all Of them voted ''No:"
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Prustee's Sale.

TS Pursuance deed Of trust from A. g. Oshun and G.
Llmbdin and thSir wives and from Jesse LantE ana
J. Hlhb-iI dated April tst iSS AID recorded IN
Clerks Ohio county In deed book No. 81 page
CSC, viii expose sair At the roat doos o. The Curt
aid county, Wednesday the f6th DAY OF NAY
1853 the following property, certain tract or par
the side % the Ohio river 10 The
county Il Ohio Of HirEina, estimated TO con-
hundred and seyrtyive more or less al.
joining Of Anlrrg r. Woods, on the Solh and
East, aud those Of Philip Rely or the NoTth-eing TIE
Ani sod and conveyed by samuel e Farmer And
and their wives aud BIZ Jane Farmer their
mother, BY deed dated March 8ist, 1855.
SALK-422I ~ith late rest 1900 from April
Of sale to be paid ia cash Day OF
sale - day Of April, 1873, S2t5J the lst
dsy OF april 1866 R260 the Let day Of Abri 1861
April 1855 1866 the LIST day OF April 1854, and
remainder lat day Of April, lS with interest on
such TemAlnarT. DANIEL q LIST
Trtis4re-
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"GEr OUT OF ny WAY, ToU PuPrY".-Mr. Eng.
fish of Indiana, felt hurt at some pungent r..
marks Of Senator Brodcriek, concerning lis
trickery, And called on Mr.. b. and asked him to
retract Ar. Broderick's response was, "Get
oas cf my acay, sea PgRzH" The puppy did it
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PICTURES FOR TIE MILLION:

~ PEissS to suit the tiHs', At WTKEs GALLERY OF
ART f street epPosfs Cnfoa. Pictures taken atihis
Gallery greatly rv4aesd prices Ths PEhiis
phase obtain the best Pietsrss that
Ken In the city.
IWS1ld inform they need
obtain cap pietVTrs head
shrFe prepared TO take thst cheap
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A lady said to gentleman who was suffer.
ing with the influenza:
MY dear sir, what do you take for your
cold!''
Five pocket-handkerchiefs day madam
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THE saying ''that there is more pleasure in
giving than receiving" is supposed to apply
chiefly to kicks, medicine and advice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05

The benificence ofthe poor man cannot be so
extensivea blessing to others as the beneiicence
ofthe rich man; but it may be quite as intense
a blessing to himself
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nENTISTRY.

TIME respectfully inform m ,h nTsetse
have associated the nssSes (hstUeen
Of Dentistry Their once Is Al q Lr,y 10 see
NonToe aad Union SIS. } where thsy WI ITe.s Of
their frrndB and all oth"rA NAAAnk '--
Tnrv we're both students andfo ,yeIa hSs
sbsiste mr. IIulIIhen, and the senior g ~
been constantly engaged IN the
.isy.n venTr dlring Ehiehtme he has beeclis IN ~
~ IN 80 a. nc leading Dentists 10 almost ~ "a
eide Of thr United State, and has IAnnlA' ,b-Ts
i,h beir various euaTities In oPSTatns-
S,rr tel eanadrntof being able TO give enti,s
70 All VI" A43 .@' AIR ROBERTSON, N y.
Wheeling, nov. is, 1857. JAMES ORR
y B.-Me.srs 4 o. take pleasure In refeTFins'04P
mission to the following grutlernrn' NJ H. aura
Caldwell Morgan Nelson t$q;, If+S nr q A.
IIiidryth DR. =. Todd, Tallnnt 10
Esg MeCiaIIens. Knox 4 Co, Aarsh > Ia!leL- no
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MADAME CECILE RUSH, Of Philadelphia,
NJ the Beautiful and Talented TRACED and the eel
ebrated Scotch Vocalist MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND, OF
New York. the Scottish Nightingale, viii give two OF their
intellectual and pleasing DTAuihg Room EneEtaihmen1 IN
cal and Instrumental Musethe FIRST part eomPrisng Sc
lecions Shakespeare and other works Of the fayor
poets by Madame Ceee, have been read by her 90
fashionable houses the principal stern and West
cities and received with unbounded GppAuse-PaVorte
Scotch Irish aud American RAllAd by Miss Agnes suther
land, the Scottish nightingale ave been sung by her
with In New York and PhladephiA
since her arrival In this country The whole missing
In the country
CHANGE or PROGRAMME EACH EHESLSG.
Doors open at I-CoInm sncrs to 8 O'Clock.
Tickets Of Admission 70 Cts, be had At the principal
Hotels Music and Book Stores, and at the door in the
evening.
loaned from Neiior's Music No 20 UnnnSt. myS
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NOTICE 10 lIW u \ BIS ], Is
New Carpets at Reduced FrlceS.
TTNHE subserrr takes great pleasure In morning ms
public generally that he - noH
his Spring STOCK or GOODS, which u very iaIgs
and embrace variety offered IN ts Guy
Nv stock consists, part Of eompist. Assor y OF
Carpets Rugs, oil Cloths, Wall Paper window hau5ss
Curtain Satin De Anes. tiilt C1rnees CuLAh
Bands and Pins Table and Piano Covers toEetnsI W
articles TO mention
stock has bsen selected with TO aye dd price,
do think that DOW oner AsfHeeHaeHFs Ah nave
not before been offered IA this city.
Those OF Goods IN the I9u.s me vi
pleas. eaIl a. the old Ne Az Main se- ana
satisfy themselves that this the place for GEL dHa CsHP
Goods. ;. u hAnhU1ht ..
nug
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GARRISON Fanatic ALL ovEE.-wm. Lloyd
Garrison, the Boston fanatical, raving and rip
staving aboltionist, who croaks and groHns, day
and night like Poc's raven on one subject, is
about as powerlcss for evil AZ lie is for good,
when the fnnaticaI temperament ofthc man is
fully exposed, as it is in the following letter Of
with Orsini, the Ere rch assassin. Garrison is,
MS Toby would say, mentally, morally, and
cmphalicslly" fauauc.
He writes:
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AMBRoTYPES

WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
ANBRorYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Picture on Paper, Sheet Iron, Patent LEATHER, dc
TakrH say vsAbsrhnd squnl any thsy
AT the cITT GALLERY AIT,
SO, Monroe streeG.
sr9o-y c. a. GRIFFIN, Artist.
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New Advertisements.
Notina.

Notice.
ORDERED, That With view 0t aeeomuodatn me -,
" OF Consumers Of Gas dseOunf OF ten pr
gas bills shall Be made when the consumer P19s
for the month previous and AfteF the oth a-y
eeediuE uorth. All such payments to be EAde q ts a.,
Of the C1mpanF, such other place A. may IRON
time desgnAted ms order TO take eset A. 70 ~
gas consumed after the hTst OF May, ISIS.
ray51st % JACOB HOaSHRooK. Prsst-
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gTNuI large three story Brick Sgilaihs by Jrsses
tI,,HP5 ss boarding. house. Possession gwen On
day o. AZ store room in the bsildinE nov
"a siSs stcrs by JShn RAnkin- ABPI RESfsTRoSG.
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j. II. SCOTT
NO. 49I Main street. wheeling. Va
Wholesale and RetaI

DEALER IN
huNCncls asIocuH. 1EUeaFT. KuNeh 4. rN..a.
naaeFtalas Toota. asI1ssS- - N'SeN
SlLyEk PLATED Add HFitEnsa Ware Goa -. - y
- SAt uois $40 river epect1elen, PuFt Non6afss I,r-S
C-Il Cesss MuIt Boxes, Brushes Co1b1 P,-fTr
e 80 n a seissorb, RazsTs ieTolVer-
~ GUARDS. sissi Keys, easl Pens, Jst and o-sI CO.
Ao '''i '-ash' =. assfu And faarI sTileiss
rs 10y 1Safe ssy sTrsly ny s.0sk both IN
oss- 70 - = 7sar'iasLi', sHatIes 70
Watesh6nakers, Merchants, Pedlar..
The iosesi Precl. --'E'aient -
Es'e-' and ci"et' sarsfany repaired saa u.rr.n,.s
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For Rent.
For Rent

ITNHE store. Main SSresi; For terms apply
Il merry ss1GPSIai GEORGE 3 NIChAA1.
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Enr Rent.

THAT desirable PIoP -.rtv me DWELLING contains
sufficient Aeeom1ao hrb could Be made EOod S
eonl COM. 1iso = good orchard, 6e-. ana ~, =, 49,
si,S an eIeeent fence. FOR terms aPP y uuIIIHEN.
EnhSO-d
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srrDr, like stan Of eOtton, beats without
noiss-
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BOsTnN, ApTil p, lsb9.

DEAR SIE:-I deem it an honor TO have reCriv-
cd official invitation TO be present this even
ing at the meeting at Nassau Hall, to commem-
CRATE the memories OfOrSini and his associates,
who have recently been behcaded by the decree
q { IenOISeleSS IyThnt in the person Of Louis
Napoleon; because it implies that you believe
my syuipaIhieS and aspirations are with the op-
pressed throughout the world, without regard to
TncC, color or crime. You rightly judge nay
character. l am not only an abOlitioniSt for the
chnlelIZed slave. but IN enuncipationist for the
whole human race. am no advocate for one
sided liberty, or nero national independence;
but wherever tyranny exists, loathe and exc.
crate it, aud proclaim liberty to be the inalieu-
able right of every human being-Gberty NJ
person. of locomotiOn, at thought, Il speech
Of the Press-libcrty in all things, n, ill times,
under all circumstances, in all la:,is, for Sll
peoples, through all time, and TO all .ternity.-
For more than quarter Of cent? Y have
publicly inscribed on my flag this m"':o:-"MT
COUNTRY Is THE WORLD; Ny 'UNTRTNi.N ARE ALL
MANKIND" This sentiment is in my heart, and
circulRtes with every drop of blood In my body;
aud when prove Tecreant TO 1t, let my tongue
ceRve 10 the roof of my mouth. Therefore, 1t
is that deeply SympathiEc with your gathering,
this evening, because II Is heartfelt protest
against the cownrdy, pCTtidiouS, blood-StainCd
usurper who has crushed the liberties of France,
perpetratcd innumerablc crimes and atrocities
and is seeking to aid every form Of European
ueSpOllStn.
Your meeting will receive no sanction from
the American press, people, or government
How can America sympathiZe with any strng
glB for freedom in the old worldt She holds
every seventh person of her vast population IN
letters Of iron, as brute beast, nS an article Of
inerchcndize. With four millions Of slaves in
her ruthless grasp, she has not only lost Hil
reverence FOR human rights, but she ritiicules and
rejects her own Declaration Of Independence;
aud hence, hor instincts and feeling are with cv-
cry ant in Europe, and against its down trOd-
den masses, and such will h. her state and att-
tude until she breaks every (ettUr, and hberatCs
every slave on her Soil; then shat. she IuSd
the nations OF the earth To universal freedom.
Much more could add, for my heart is full,
and could pour it out like water" but must
pause. Let me conclude with this sentiment
Liberty for france, iuE Germany, for Italy,
for all nsIionS Liberty tor the slaves Of AmcTi-
On, for the scris Of Russia, for all people who
are held in IhraidOml Defiance and resistance
to deSpots, come what ms Y, and success to trea-
son as against bloody usurpaiioni
Accept this testimony substitute for my
bodily presence, and believe me, dear sir,
Yours tn break every yoke,
wv. LLOYD GARRISON,
Editor of the LiberatOr.
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REMOVAL

LANdFRIED, substantial aud fancy Boot and Shoe
- mskeT, has removed his shop opposite bis Oh stand
V-randah he sti soiieites tie
paiTcasEe the tabe attending lis work TO reconmen
itself. faVs--ul ! LANG FRIED.
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WASHINGTON HALL.

TuSsday, "wednesday and Thursdny EVen-
IngS, lIay IIIh, I3Ih aRd 1874.
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THE BEST

THE BEST
WHITE LEAD markets B. A. FdAEestOef q % ..
w Il Is worth Is PR key 10 the consumer tAh
any other Lead USE the that 10 covers b-t
S able and makes better finish, FOR saleby
7. X. LOGAN CO,
uy5 Bridge Corner Druggists
0nO KEGS WHITE LEAD-sssOTted brAnds-as low - It
SOU can be bought IN any market, for s-lr BY
TINANNEll's UII.-NO and z-Li1sred OIL sperm on
Lard OIL, ETHEREAL OIL, Seats Foot Cn' for sale In
quantities suit purchasers, by
10 70 LEAD Iltharge Varnsh=s, Znes and Pants Of ali
III kinds, for sale by lmySl T H. LOGAN co.
WASHINGTON HALL.
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Editor Of the LiberatOr.
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M'LURE HOUSE.

HAVE removed from old stand under the tie SPIiEg
House 70 10 shaving Saloon next Bushs Literary De.
under the MLlre House. where am usual pared
accommodate eutOmers and the puble generally, In
all the branches Of my business. RiliSEuAHT GACS-
S.B.The bah been thosO IghlF rrdttel and
prepared for summer WATn and cold bOths always
a rradIneaa. A lrl
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"Tuos. II. BESroS-''

Young Randolph, during his last hours, was
surrounded by many Of his near relatives and
friends. During his lucid moments, he did not
cease to manifest the deepest gratitude to tile
Divine Goodness, that he should have been led
back to the fold Of Christ. He received the last
Sacramcnts with sentiments of great fervor and
tranquility. and about sunrisefton the l7th
March, 1852, went to sleep in the Lord.