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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
INDICATED SCHNAPPS.
ROYAL SCHNAPPS.
DR. WOOLF SCHNAPPS.
ALONZO WOLF SCHNAPPS.
Purchase no Gin put up in bottles under the above
brands, with labels claiming to possess medical
properties. They are all common mixed Gin put
up in imitation of my Genuine Schnapps for the
purpose of deceiving the public.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and only Importer
ofthe Genuine Sehieddm Schnapps.
April Is, ddwisSn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-06-25

t5naHco.-D. d. Howard, Burlington I.
Fletcher, shclburne; p. T. Davis, South Hero;
W. I. lIorlick, Colchester; Alonzo Barker, Char
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NPEED.

All animals in tots class, years old and over
must appear in harness; all under that age in lar.
ness or at the bride at the option of the owner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-06-25
WAsnINGToN, june 81

1t is rumored that although England re-
pudiates the offensive visitation of her naval
officers in the Gulf,she does not surrender the
the right Of search, and important despatch
es upon the subject will 60 from here to-
morrow.
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/ Stations, years old and over $500 800 200
800 200
800 200
" year old 800 200
Breeding Mares with fouls 4 90 800 200 100
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LTRN.

Coeuai1'e-Ienry Prentiss, Burlington; James
II. Whtcomb, Bolton; H. Brewster, 1Iuntngton
Jesse Landon, South Hero.
Greatest variety of Poultry $500 200
Best lot Native Fowls 90
" Turkeys 90
" " Geese 90
" Ducks LOO
Enr OF nr Aarini los III Enuls IL .nrn iuln1rN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-06-25

DR.. r. A. White,
DR.. Oliver b. Grigg,
DR.. Shay.
DR.. Lloyd,
Nathan 5. Pike, NJ. D.,
j, A. Austin, NJ. D.,
II. b. Steele,
Benjamin VI, Fowle,
Il. Baker, NJ, D.,
David Z. Hall, VI. D.,
Charles 5. Fish, NJ. D.,
E. Kidwell, NJ. D.,
II, I. Fish, VI. D,
j. 0lmstead, NJ. D.,
j. C. Bolles, NJ. D.,
C. W. Ensign, ". D.,
Z. 5. Beebe, NJ. D.,
W. y. Clark, VI. D,
L. II. Smith, VI. D,
II. ". Booth, NJ. D.,
D. Northrop, NJ. D.,
o. II. Stoddard, N. D.,
&. A. Moody, NJ. D.,
W. W. Miner, VI. D.
A. b. W orthington, MI
C. Pease, NJ. d.
II. R. Burr, NJ. D.
S. C. Griggs, NJ. D.
j. Z, Smith, NJ. D.
Enocb Baker, NJ. D.
Archibald Walsh, NJ. D
George Robinson, NJ, L
j. F. Ewing, NJ. D.
P. W. Ellsworth, NJ. D
Chauncey Brown, NJ. D
C, 5. Harrison, NJ. D.,
j. II. Beecher, NJ. D.,
D. Williams, VI. D.,
J. b. Edmonds, ". p.
R. Warner, NJ D.
Nehemiah Bank, VI. D.
A. A. Wright, NJ. D.,
W. Woodbridge, NJ. D.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-06-25
LTtibune CORRESPONDENCE. |

Lord Napier to-day prepared dispatches
conveying to his government intelligence of
the satisfaction evinced by our administra-
ton at the turn which the cruiser controver-
sey has taken and giving assurance that the
relations between the two countries would be
established soon on even better footing than
heretofore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03


THE WAY Tunes ARE DONE IN CHlcAGo.-A
wealthy widow in Chicago, gay and buxom, was
detectedin stealing Mt a dry goods: store in that
city. Repeated arcenies had at length drawn
sucspicion towards her, and being watched b.
the clerks, she was detected and stopped as she
was prssing out of the door, when valuable
lace cope and .pnrasol were found under her
shawl. She confessed to other thelts, and the
matter Vas hushed by her paying three hundred
dollars The Chicago Journal says:
We do our part towards iiushing it mp by
giving the matter publicity, and if we could he
come possessed OF the woman's name, would
also give TINT ain unenyiahie publicity, were she
as wealthy as Gr:ssus.
We do not believe in nincing matters, or in
sweetening that good old Saxon word ''rHIEF,
because the recipient Of that title stands high in
society or,is possessed of larger amount of dol
lars than her poorer sister, who, fer the sameOf-
fence, would DC sent to the PenitentiaTy If
wealth is to he a=cloak for the commission of
vices, why then not let the poor go UNPUBLISHED
too? Their offence is no more enormous nor on
the other hand are they so accountable The
former err the more, as their intelligence is
greater and their disgrace is the deeper, ms the
position they fall frolu is higher. lfjustice has
one eye uncovered, uncover the other also
The woman is guilty of stealing. and the law
prescribes the punishment, but the paltry sum
of $500 cheats the law and defTnuds justice aud
the woman goes unpublished. Great is the Ill
mighty dollar,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03
TuE MNsoNae oEEgs RArloN a. MoneANrowl

TuE Masonic CELEBRATION AT MoRGANrowN.
q Re0..,J. e. Bilsoa, or W1seiia9.-,
The celebration of ST. Johns day, by the Ma
sons Of Morganto@n aud vicinity, took place on
Thursday, the 9th nit The Star says that
the number Of strangers present was so large,
that "on Wednesday evening the town was
overlooking" The address was delivered by
the Rev. !: F. Wilson, Of this city. In speak
ing of the address the Star says:
Aa Address was delivered By Bro. j. e.
Wilson, ofaWheeling, Of which we have heard
but one opinion expressed, and that WAS of op.
proyaI. The subject was treated in calm, dis
passionate manner, which is we'll calculated to
carry conviction 10 wavering minds. The bra
tory of Mr.. Wilson, is oflhat pnre yet ferYcnt
style, which distinguishes the polished scholar,
Astounding in beautiful Smiles and apt quota
tons, which evince at once fine Imagination,
aud deep research. The general satisfaction
given by the speaker was shown by the fact
that he pleased all parties. The Brethren of
the Lodge have every reason TO be satisfied
with their choice of an Orator for the occasion
The address will be published by the Lodge,
when those who had not the pleasure ofhearing
it, can read it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

j THE PHvslDsNF AND, SENATOR DoueLAs II
j. Grund, the Illinois Commissioner of Mr..
Buchanan, has returned to Washington, and
: viii sail for Europe in a few days Great efforts
are being made by Southern to induce the
President to bury tho Ratchet with Douglas,
bnt Dug demands the cismission of some of the
- Federal Office holders in Illinois who have been
making war upon hun, The case sorcly per.
plexes the President.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03
NC onAr1trAs r. R.-We observe br a parn.

TnE CHARIiEAs r. RIVE observe by para
graph in the last Pittsburgh Journal, that our
up-the.riyer neighbors are beginning to feel
little uneasy about the Hempfeld getting on it's
feet again. They felt verylittle interest in the
completion Of the CHARTERS road to Washington,
so long as there was nothing doingon the Hemp
field; but now that there is a certainty that the
Henpfeld will be again in operation in few
weeks, they begin to open their eyes, for they
web know that unless they are on an equal foot
ing with Wheeling; t,eiF merchants viii not be
able to compete for the business of Washington
oountyr The Journal says; :
Now, that the Hemptield road is likely to be
completed and put in good order, the connec-
ton is very desirable The traffic between Wash
ington and and Pittsburgh rendersthe establish
ment of easier md moro rapid communication
between these points matter of importance to
our merchants, and the advantages of superior
schools for both sexes, of very healthy loca-
ton, and of good society. have placed it high
in the estimation OF many of our citizens, who
would prefer the life of country village to that
of city for their families, il not for themselves.
For these reasons we arc anxious to see an
earnest effort made for the completion of lthe
CHARTERS Railroad. We hope the Pennsylvania
Railroad will soon decide to be their advan-
tage, as it certainly would be, and with the con-
sent of the stockholders, take the work in hand
and push it through in their usual energetic
and thorough going style.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03
<. $ 'A4'tr'r' IL new FIRM.

DIS BARTLETT Z gINCHELL, dentists, j.!
(ss AsrkrtS.Yeet oppost rFhshinEion ltAli7 "i''''
SIf9FtSiing Va.
Dr. Winuhell beinEeemPsliedb b his rnpay ineIeasit
INTO and the public that iess
formed business connection with N. s. STtlett a. D.
Who has had experience intht DEL
tai profession.
D q W are prepared to perform every uper2t'oiiL
and Mechanical DentiStryart familiar witt
an the Of the Dental Art
that for beauty durabt, ana prartical utility
tbeIr Artifci II Teeth shall moi be uFPasses.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure ana
comfort of Artificial Te the great dread vi suffer
inexperienced during he necessary preliminary es'iae'
tou nj the teeth aud informed thaty
entirely unlike ChiOrOform OF Ether anc aFeU
bic in most cases rteSS ~ az teeth
now extracted without pain
aIVce appertainlng To thsr PEoie
siont they VIII he pleased togVe Rrats
Please call aud examine specimens OF ArtlEci@4teet
ecy- Oaics open a 1 all hours. seila
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

THg LITTLEs tAsE-The jury in the case of
Ms Littles, triedat Rochester, N. Y, for the
murder of her husband, retired at halfpast
four on Friday afternoon, and were ont until the
opening Of the court Saturday morning when
they returned verdict of guilty ormanslaught-
or in the second degree. The Court promptly
sentencedher to Sing Sing prison for the term
ofseyen years
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

a HlST 10 orElcESEEksRs- letter from
Washington, dated on Monday, says;
The President and his household have moved
out to Soldiers Asylum. 0ffice.seekers are
not expected to call before seven in the morn.
War is the difference beta cen the Emper.
or of Russia and certain breakfast nteasil -
One is'a despot snd the other tes.pdi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03
For Rent.

l,ToRE ROOMS oFFIoEs, DWELLINGS, Frame 4 BreE,
~ IN die b,h wand Rooms second AMI tnird strTy
or pno business house md siuall Hail2a bv u feei ao
huiH'i"s A' ~ THOs. H0kNBRUoK
. oaI. No, 1IsIz siain street, between Monroe and
Union-Up Stairs. ,.-t,
- = r. H. HUBBELL,
ie9-1v No. 90 Monroe Btrest-up 5tsfs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03
~ R&4D1gG5 lll61.zAR or ETER PACE

TuE PEoPLEs P.ApIY.=-A meeting Of. the
newly organized peoples party was held at New
Castle, Del, on Saturday afternoon last, at
which all parts of New east!ecuuHty were rep
resented. ResoIutiops we're adopted approving
~oi the platform framed BY tie convention held
at Dover on the 10th Of june. denOuucing the
Lecompton policy Of tie national administra-
ton, pointing to the embarrassed condition of
the treasury as proof Of the inconpetency of
the President and cabinet TO manage the affairs
of the nation, md opposed 10 free trade and in
favor of protection to American industry.
The New oreaus Bte and Crescent, and the
Petersburg (ya.) Inte!Hseuecr, we learn, are
down on the new organization They were all
formerly conservative wing papers, But in
Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and
some portions Of our own State, the prospect Of
forming united front against the present ad-
ADMINISTRATION is more favorable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

TnRs BERLIN .LovEns-rhe Cleveland
Herald states that the, Free-Love people at Iier-
lin, Ohio, who were supposed to have been
"sqnelched" by the late hostile demonstrations
of an indignant populace, are up again, fierce,
loose and rampant. The Herald says:
"The honest truth is, this community, which.
instead Of having nnltitudeof names should
be nameless, numbers from thirty to riFty in the
township of Berlin. They arc consta tiy erect
ing bniidings-tive or six having bs u put up
within few weeks-and the occ ants are
becoming more aud more bold. On three
several occasions of late, men aii women,
from among them, have been seeninL thing to-
gether-naked. On a Sunday nj ain four
weeks past, two women aud two men were so
bathing, and third woman sitting on The bank.
contemplating the scene We suppose ,pqrt
would cali themselves Socialists, and part Free.
Lovers-a very nice distinction. The Age al
Freedom, which promised TO reinove beyond the
borders of Berlin, has returned to the village,
and ensconceti itself in the very midst of that
community 5ll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03


The BANKS AND THR FouRTn OF JuLY-Therc
being no legal provision, in New York. for the
observance of the Annual Holiday on any other
day than5the Fourth, if appears that each Bank
must keep its doors open on Monday next for
the reception of payment of bills and notes
then due. The only Statute of lheState on this
subject was passedin 1s49-as follows
The following days, viz:-The first day of
January, commonly called New Years Day; the
fourth of July; the twenty.fifth (lay of Decem
her commonly called Christmas Day; and any
day appointed OF recommended by the Governor
of this State, the President of the United
States, as a day Of Fast or Thanksgiving
shall for all purposes whatsoever a S regards
the presenting for payment or acceptance, aud
OF the protesting and giving notice of the dis
honor OF bills of exchange, Bank checks and
promisory notes made after the passage of this
act be treated and considered MS is the first day
Of the week, commonly called Sunday
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

\ NEw INSTITUTION Is NEw YoRK-Tae SaaI
Por This new institution" 1.-THE small pox,,
which, in times gou by, wns only casual yisi-
tor, has become permanent resident in that
city. We copy from the Times;
Ii, in all 6hristendom, anybody wants the
small pox, hero is the spot. II any physician
wants practice, any medical student observation,
here is the quarter to get either. If any phi.
losopher in physio aspires to settle the disputed
questions Of yariolous habit, let him shy PhiIa-
delphia rs aruTal district, and Boston quiet,
healthy village, and come at once to tile great
Small pox metropolis, where ne shall see every
thing worth embracing in u nomenclature of
disease exhibited on the largest scale. We are
not Boosting of any tritling or temporary advan-
tage. We have no more Small IoX this week
than we had last, and we hive had less this
month than last Still. within eleven years we
have had 10000 cases in this single City, aud
5000. deaths from it, and It. this does NOT
entitle us II, the consideration of head. quar-
tiers for the disease we iispair OF ever attaining
that honor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

BLuNDER OF TuE SECRETARY OF THE TREAsuI.Y
The New York. 2ri6une's Commercial editor
thinks the Secretary Of the Treasury las com.
nised another blunder, IN advertising for only
half the twenty million loan authorized by Con-
Gress. The. Tribune says of the action OF the.
Secretarys
BE certainly cannot expect more favorable
time TO make his negotiations 4 large amount
of capital is now lying idle, and there would be
an active competition, both from foreign and
hame bidders, for the whole amount Under
the division Of the loan, all the labor, adver-
Using, &c, Of two l0ans must be gone through
with, aud doubtless some bids will be kept back
BY the knowledge that another ten millions is
eoming on the market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03
listratiod is more favorable

IxDiAx Observation-Disclosures received at
Chicago, IL, from Dacotah Territory state that
the Yankton Indians, three thousand innumbcr,
are engaged in committing tlepredetiOns Hgair'st
the white settlers along the Minnesota river,
having become dissatisfied because the annni.
ties now ine them are not being paid by the
Government. They say that they intend to re-
cover their lands and drive away the whites
They hase destroyed the village Of Medary and
burnt the town ofRandran An enrgrant trim
al Medary had also been plurdered- The set
tiers were concentrating Mt Minnesota Falls,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03
For Rent

NyHAF desirable property nsar MI Woo Cemetery
sufBeisnt ACCOMMODATIONS for large family The lot
contains two acres which could be made good EaNst
Sorden Also good orchard &C. ard all lately eHe.6sed
syitII an exceilsnt Ieuep. FOR terms apply %
s-i-e0z ~ 4. p. HULLIHBN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

500 s~mL MILK Z, Nav YoaK--The committee
appointed to Investigate the swiil milk bnsiness
have made report to the Board Of Health
) The New Yerk papers say that the efforts of the
,conimitto' have been directed towards white
washing the distlleries and stables, and protect,
ing their infamous business, and that they
roundly Claim tyiI milk no. 10 be at al delete
rious OF unpleasant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03
NTISTkX.

respectfully inform public thattty
have associated thetnse together for the practice
Of Dentistry Their ocs At IA street GbetweI
Monroe and Union where they W he happy 10
their and ali others wishing She services Of
Dentist
Tnsv were both iTera yearSthe assist
ants or the late Dr. Hrhen, ard tie partner has
been constantly engaged In the practice Tor nlmSe for tie
last years ID time he sciuau
Of tie leading Dei;ists In almost All the
ol.ie of United States aud mas famiihaTist himself
with various pecusrtes in operating They there
fore feel confident OF beus able 10 give entire satsaetra
To ali who IL av favor tl=Hl WitfItfeir patronage.
ABR. ROBERTSON, ND.
Wheeling, Nov. Is, 1857. JANIS oRH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

CH ARIES w. GRAHAM,
y UCCR IS O II T. G.T "A n Z = II A n n z Y.
THE undersigned INFORM the citizens Wheeling
vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
scripon Store, formerly owned b. Dr. James Tanner, he
will continue carry Drug 5usines- in all IL
branches, He respectfully soclis continuance o!
extended togards this old and well known establishment
Il Sll 70 keep everything II the purest kind
AMI al lowest price, usually 10 De found in well
nISned Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully compounded from the pures OF
Medicines. CHARLES ". GRAHAM,
No. 20, cor Main and Webster SIS,
myI0 Centre WhselIng.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

Tar BoStonians are raising fund Of $5n. 900
10 -huild female medical college.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

SvSI large three gtory Brick building the Sen,
BRIDGE In the Pifth Ward, and occupied by jesse
BnIiard rs boarding honse. Possession given on the
day OF April neal. .,.,- .,,.,,..,
as a shoe store by John Rankin Apply to o,.,
ianl2 =. ~. a rsstt lle1..o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

INDIAN WAR IN oREoov.--In Mondays Wash
ihgton letter to The NJ Y. 7Tmes, we find the
following paragraph:
Ifthc waflike intelligence from Oregon be
confirmed by entirely reliable advices another
vent is opened for the escape of indefinite mill
lions from the Treasury. If it be true that the
Indians have attacked and defeated Col. Step
toe, not only will all of the three volunteer reg
iments be Immediately raised, but large part
of the now useless army of Utah, with its en-
ormous trains, will be ordered onward to the
new and real strife opened on the shores of the.
western sea. The people of the country have
been 50 thoroughly disguised with the contempt.
IDLE, but most expensive, trihing of the Utah
business, that tn. will welcome a reality even
in the shape Of an Indian war beyond the Cas-
cades The volunteer war carried on by the
Legislatures and Governors of Oregon and
Washington, against the protest of Gen. Wool,
cost So, OCT, 600, aud is yet unsettled for That
which will be waged by the regular army,
granting the correctness Of the last accounts,
viii cost less, bne viii be better lone.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

" B-Messrs H. & o. take pleasure in referring, by
mission, tit following Bent!s Lien:
H. r. Weed D. d. lion. Geo. w Thompson His Hon ARG
Caldwell Morgan Nelson Esq, l. ~ En $50, III .JobG
Frsseli, ". Bates, DE-. K. II. Cunlmns, DR. {.
Hidreth Todd, raliant Deiapsin, John Ano;t,
Esq, MrClallens Knox & Co, Marsh & Taylor noTl9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

Iiii GaEAT GBaaAN Festival N NEW 1oRK-A
great German festival came off in New York on
Monday last. A procession consisting of mu-
steal clubs. military companies, invited guests,
and others generally, marched through several
of the principal streets tosthe ioot Of Grand
street, East River, where they took Steamboat
Tor the pleasure grounds. Thousands went up
by The cars and on foot. Witt, the music, lager
bier, dancing, and lively games and FRANKS of
alfsorts, they had very merry limo Of ii in
spite of the broilins weather. The proceeds of
tic occasion, for which the tickets were % CENTS
H,il! be donated to charitable purposes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

WHEELING VA.
nay ssI ryeeiying our spring styles OF HAS, Cai
s nnst stock OF the Kind offered this cis. V5I
OF some Of the and fash oiiaSis
~ SIX, Soft, Beaver, Cassiurr, MeToi
@ oheron, Mario, Kossuh Plsnters, irI
NJ aud French Styles which oer prest "
aN ms prsss taringtncy 81 ne money psiLst IL pup-
lS ess Trslvetty Invited &c call ana xariYe h'yl
taPlsl lBLIsR CAMPBELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

~ j. F. MARTiN, tried in Norfolk for the mur-
der of Thomas Burke, in May last, has been
acquitted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03
Fnr Reut.
For Rent

CE1uE store.Room en- Main street, North Wheeling
-r11,ied nv 4 D. woodrow. For apply
10 imhIgl GEaRGE T. HIckIAei.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

THE CoNTEsf IN IillNoIs-No Buchanan Rsil
out there teorta counting. IN Intelligent Illi-
nolan, who has been travelling ,'Tdigh his State,
writes to the \. Y Tribune, from Springfield,
as follows:
here are no Buchanan men in the State of
Illinois worth counting. You need not, there.
fore, aPprehend any collision between them and
the Republicans. The only contest here must
be between the Republicans and the Douglas
Democracy and that will be fight as & a
fight
Tas Bostonians are raisinE a fund Of $40. 600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

PnmFERs' SmukR.-.rie Petersburg (ya.)
Express and. Democrat, announce that the
hands in those offices have discontinued work,
because OF the refusal or the propritors To agree
to arule adopted by tia Printers Union, pro
hi5iting hereafter the employment OF more
than three apprentices in an Oitiee---the rule not
to affect those apprentices already employed
The proprietors aun"ngceitheiF determination
nbtto Snhmittn such uFwarrant;tbIe interference
with their affairs. aud advertise for hands.