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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

CH1rT2 (,4EEsS FSIE N, IIIITET
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For the Information ofstrangers visiting the pub
sh the following list OF the different Churches and their
me ana place o. meetnsi u there are any mistakes, We
wllmake the necessary correction with PLEASURE Z
trsets'Eey E. T. PFAKnp, Ree.OF' morning services 1O
81. Jo1,s Episeopa1aa. Main street, Detvse3
sscond, Centre Wheelnp. Rev. q II s,lfTT a n
servieessorn;ng Y. "fSrnoon a,[ nab. IL
Ffst va, e,
Ostveen
gecoo,
Markef Centre a..
gHfrd pras5,tsi.r p,rth srsat
1hst 80 ana
ces = - = N''V4 aVt't-
Fou,h PrsEbzts,-t1o ,e,yz A p.,5 4- -Y,5,..
between Wasbinvton and adsS
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The Libellsrso of tite. FGir 8er.-Men do not
ibellw0meu one hhl6as much as Women do
here 50 proof of i,,s ,,t; ny
Bosom mend-Do you mean to tell l5meishe
-neyertpintsd .ss IS. s s. I s l.s
Intimate Acquaintance 10, never tried
nlty ss iS.l
resepy;pp lepTp s bsrss ssge 1p aanty
some other faint in-viegl %. leS
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tsso IVY Ss "a 5ss
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PIES cor oEFesp9pas9t 9tot the Times shaying alluded
to;tnes apPrehensl of olution not,aunnatu-
TAI prevalent IN the politan dominiens,
Says ,tsd,ea il ,s 4s - - r263iii i&B
turn from these Melancholy forebo bodingsto
report the cheerful and enco olraging fact ofSthe
successful ofthe blood of Str Janus-
rus oniSnntiay last q quarter past o'clock;
q fact which was announced to the world BY the
iItal." !" e - ! tE sr8tfs Si4-t V Y ..
There seems to- be aipfoprety in announcing
the liquifaciony of the blood of St Januarius bV
a succession of bouneesi than the biggest Of
which the alleged phenomenon may be- said to
be abigger. Butts tive who mistake that mat
ter, and not those who %itnessit2 Isit,possible
that we are unbelieving fools; and that they, see
a real em:racle2d Ifso, what a chance youryemi-
nence, for the conversion of England! Here is
a miracle capable Of being attested By the evI-
dence of men Of. f.science--an advantage. which
no miracle whatever has as yet'had We know
the laws which regulate the fusion Of solids
Whilst. Januarius's blood melt ut 32'e flhren-
heit, and will it remain congealed Mt 2I2 g.
What can be more simple and feasible thansthe
trial of an experiment for the satisfactory deci
cision fthis point2 Either a miracle or an i'm.
posture has been going on for centuries almost
under the. pope's nose. Is it an iimposture, or
is it a miracle? "a THERMOMETERS. n lug Of hot
water, an ice pail. ana a commission 9f Chemists
are ali that is needful TO settle the question. If
Januarins trinmphs. we will call YOU archbishop
of SVE1ot ,ea Il fbatS
Woman,s Constant t571rnent-zDbst- rlsf
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F' 70 iof ffaI 9at Ia2iUt c.fVlihn
e BAKER 2sE3Vk7I Tssslllo
r-,,SS,--,. Wholesale Dealersiin
TOBACCO, SNUFF "a iSEGABs
Beg eitis. ltd1i6S 81 m ath str b6GS 575{dguG5
apply - WHEEI 4IN(9nWA.
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= u s wy A,I,lW
rTNH Would infaflSn ths
- thu tIe h4d Sn3 Pre-
store I9T4eEE owned TanheE h
sSn!nge Y Pn the Drug 6al It's
the public geWhieh haE ,i u
extended @ towards this old and well known
Os MS aim keep OF the nuregt nd
and lowest usually to e found Ia Ven fur
1lI5.e9 p pt9s g "a s5G0To14 III n1
c9eIuy cptnpopnded from the purest of
Mealolnes.'s - ggGHAF1EStW W. GRAHAM
r. Jois sf31 fsf Nos2OS cpFs Aid4 and FsbStehSts
u!ylV WhSeIInR
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s. 9ia F;;s WAREEiY43 .lll5e
90 1E,AsR UtFEA. 0.TUIlER % Fss.Eill ~
"COPPER" TIN d SHE Ell II ON WARE.
Nos -Adtns&f. Aed1:t1e Gre6k Bridge, =
TT 5;NE WHEELING, va. f.f i{
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subscription, advertising or otherf
the Proprletors. - s655t .7F6lil !.
OF them, ~ - - 80 IN - !
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only on one side 1f the paper. S1 .5it.7
Observance Of the above rules will greatly oblIge
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c6nstantIy Saby sisg or dian
Thte9 Eapsbe on short 1dlSe .
k. ot4 M Copper, lead.
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English lfissss and French dtadsmoiselles.
The difference b etween them is this: our
English miss Sfirts before she is married; your
French nademoiselle gets married first, and
Airts afterwards. Neither plan is safe, and both
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! FGH0ICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE

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AVIN6 the entire Stock Eibeenf,
and mad impoEta3 and heagy additions trust -
good setihg At d6ief-
atpfeess obtain the
public geneFaiy CaIi ~ SeS
store. John r.. N IAREFF iJssI9Ei7f
0et81 a56SlY
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MoRRrssEY iANDIH HEEsAN nosoNa Vhesmusel
have been invoked BY those industrious il bardi
whoswrite eistreet rhymes, and the prize fghthal
passed into song, care toiIsthat
s'There were two sporting gentlemen, 4
john Morrissey and sHeenan,
Who oneday went osGanada
TO crafty their pug gilisicde feeling:
They took the ring, aud gaVe'hard blows,
And did each other WeitS f@k
And often they were Eeelings
Whilst fighting for the BEET."
we.aFe assured chat Heesiati fought well,
ssBnt soon received the fatal blow
Which sent hlm in a furry;;"
and at the end that
"Heenan has proved right smart lad e
But AGorrissey solved taesli iddle=
Heenan's 600 young to osfeel it bad
But hes only second hddle.
ssThen success to bold John orrissey,
Who bY his brave eugsslSer,
s. Has woh Americas Champion Belt,
4nI1scan Il, now Sforeye 8
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

through lhe windcr. Pretty soon S.nv
began to pail big btindle Gov, aud then
she looked every which-a-wat 70 sec that
no one was "a hearing, aud ihBn she uss
10 me, set She
William, this is ny COW. aud ion be
our'n when We get inarried''
II stepped up 10 the GOV kiuder hmii.
lar like. bts hot being used to seeing men
about, il put the tidgeis into her, ami she
wouldn't stand slill any hCr6 fvr SHY b
finish pailing.
$50, Brindle, so, Jade; stand still, yeu
old huzzyl So, now. 50. lady; solo.u.
Ro,0 | tell you; 5000. there; hoist up your
feet; so o.o-o.op" said she. but Old Brin.
die netsr paid aty attention 10 her. A.
ast ! concluded 20 take the contrary brute
in hand myself, aud not only make her
stand but show the old folks, who were
still peeking out Of The windeff that J
wasn't afraid 10 lay toabd take hold oflhinqs.
So, without further reflection, grAsped
Old. Brindle By one other horns, and aWav
we went, ripity -tipity down the lane: =
sticking my heels into the gtound, pull
ing back. and old Brindle a sticking her
toes iuto the ground and running for.
wards, jest the same as II hadn't a besn
there, Az last my holt shipped. soma
way, and down / came on my bead, and
away went old Brindle shaking her nog-
gin. like as she had most Of hornets after
her
81 got up and shook myself, and the
first thing know'd, l found that had
old Brndle's horn still IN my hands, and
that the old crilIer had gone Of minus
that appendage.
"This done the work. Sally baElsd
right out crying and went 10 bemeanina
me to all creation. Then looked up 10,
wards the house, and there saw her dsd
n coming down, apparently in a dreadful
lsplutteV" elst .
"What thon9n asked one Of Mr.. Bar.
ley's listeners, and after waiting a reason
able length Of time for continuation Of
the story.
''Wby. L felt Ike had taken horn zoo
much" said he, $50 jest threw Il over
into the medow aud toddled; and / kept
on toddling tilI got 50 Ear that have
not heard from any Of them SINCE"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
Laak nafnra Hou...KioIL.

minister recently, while on bis way
10 preach funeral sermon In tbe country
called 10 see Ope Of his members, an old
widow lady, who lived neav tho road he
was travelling. The old lady had jast been
making sAusages. aud she ielt proud Of
them-they were so plump, round and
sweet OF course she Insisted on her
minister tsking some oftho hDhs homo 10
his family. He objected on account Of
not having bic portmantsau along. This
objection was soon oyerrulsd and the old
lady, after wrapping them in a rag, care
fully placed a bundle in either pocket of
the preachers eapaoious coat. Thus e
quipped. he started for the funeral.
While attending 70 the solemn ceremo-
MES of the grave, some hungry dogs seem
ted the sausages, and were not long ia
tracking them to the pocket Of the good
maa's overooat OF course this was a
great annoyance. aud he was several times
under the necessity Of kicking these hun
CRY Whelps away. The nbsequies at the
grave completed. the minister and congre-
CATION repaired to the churoh where the
funeral discourse was 70 be preached.
After the sermon was finished tho min-
lister halted TO make some remarks 10 his
congregation. when brother. who wished
10 have an appointment given out. ssoen
ded the steps Of the pulpit and gave tho
minister's coat hitch to get his attention.
The divine, thinking il a dog having de-
sign upon his pocket, raised his foot. gave
a sudden kick. and sent the good bFssuer
sprawlhg down the steps.
"You will excuse me, brethren and sis
tsrs" said the minister, confusedly. and
without looking at the work he had Just
done, "for could not avoid IL. l have
ssusages in my pocket. and that dog has
been trying to grab them ever since l
came upon the premisesl"
Our readers may judge Of The effect
such an announcement would have 81 q
funeral. n hsaafs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
Gold 0Omfnrk.

The Sandusky Democrat thus alludes
to the defeat Of Judge Hall. We should
think that atgenllemen would exclaim savs
ne from my friends' He says:
The democratic majority in this district
last fall was about 1900. Had Judge
Hall stood firmly by the side Of Douglas
in his great LecomptOn struggle during
the last session Of Congress, he would 10
all probability have been returned by from
Two 10 three Thousand majority But 20
an evil hour he compromised himself by
drawing OF 10 the support Of the English
cohtrivance. and the result Of that step is
seen IN the figures given above. BY that
step he placed himself on indefensible
ground-took the club out of the hands
Of his friends and passed ii over to The OPP
position. What then could have been ex-
peeted but that he should be beaten
down. ni ff
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
The Power Of ReiigiOn.

We shall never have done hearing, l
suppose, of Regulus and Cnfdas, and such
like specimens Of Che Roman virtue, great
in death. but the whole army Of the mar
tyrs, comprising lh0usands o. men. NO.
men and even many small children, dying
firmly 10 the refusal to deny the Lord le-
sus. are fun match Al more. by the ls-
gion. for the brAvest Of the Romans
What but the mighty mastsrship Of Feh,
gion has ever led q people up through eir
vii wars and revolutions, into = regansrar
ted urder and liberty? Whist has painted
colonies fora great history, but rejgioni
The most augusIaad mo 'tbeantlf4i sFus
lures Of she world have been temples Of
religion ohryslslizalio'.s We may fay. of
worship. The nobest charities, tho best
institutions Of law aud justice, every
greatest thing the world has seen, repre-
s,nls, more or less directly, he frpiliul,
ness and creatiyeness OF religious talents.
The real summit. hsrefor', of our hum u-
ity is here - Doctor BaRshsl M
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHtLADELpHtA.

A benevoent Institution estalished by special snd0wm6n
Tor the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, Afflicted
with Nifhleui and Epidemie Dseases,
IN times Of Epidemlcs, Il u the object Of this lnstuoh
L 10 estubih Hospiials, TO provide Nufses Physicians,
Clothing, Food Msdclnea 6c iof the siok and dosuiet
take chafge of tie Orphans OF deaeaaed parents and 10
minister In every possible WAY 20 the Fte OF the scrd
and the health Of he public Al afge Il s the duty Of he
Directors, such timei 10 vis personally the Infected dis
fots and 20 provide a-d execute Of relief Nnmcf
phYsclani n0 acihF nembes Of the Association,
ally enrol tef m u books, subject 10 BE- called upon
10 attend Ia hosp { ,ls, fee of charge
IN the absences uf Epidemiot The Directors have auihcf
zed the Consdllhg Surgeon 10 give advice and medical aid
persons snlvHug uhfef cHRoMC DisuAsts Of ayiheht
character arising fio abbst 5 the physical powef NAL.
treatment, the Effects OF drugs, So, &o.
Various reports and tracts the and treatment OF
Chronic Diseases, bv the Consulting Surgeon, have been
published for gratuout dstfbntOu and will be sent FREE
o. CHARGE 10 the afflicted.
Address, Tor Reports or tTedineht On GEoROE R. CALs
HoUN Consulting Surgeon, Howhfd Associaton,, Mo- 9
South Ninth Street. Phudenha. Pa by order Of the Di.
fecOIs, Ezra d.. liEAHtwhuL, President
GEO, FAIRoIuLp, seeretnry. u. scbl'.if
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
GRAEFENBEkG
FAMILY MEDlClWEs.
Uomo Testimony.

uAEEroRB, Tfumbui Co., o., kfuFoh 7th, 1887.
hereby oeriS that have been dealing IN the Grafsn-
berg Medicines foT the past year. aud ty say that
have oHered aay medicines the public that have
met vith the decided appreciation Of the people like these,
particularly tse fins aud Cabocon. They will readily
perform all and more than promised tor them. have sold
pbout fry Sytes Of the Cahocon the past season. and
btu the beai fetults IN every ease. It llI ri
--,r-. In. g, IoHNsoS, Medical Agent,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
stIttttS Nottrp.
TiiR COUNTRY LAksiE.

TlaE COUNTRY LAssIE.
She blossomed In the country,
where sunny summer 6ings
Her rosy arms about the earth,
Aud brightest blessing brinrs,
Health vas her sole Inheritance,
And grace her only dowcri
fhrver dreamed this wildwood
Coh,aihUd 40 sweet a doWer,
Far distant nom the city,
Aud inland hum tie sca,
Ny lassie bloOuied Ii gooduesa,
A pure as pure can bel
She caught her dewt freshness
From btu ahd ihouhain bowef
never dreamed The Wildwood
Contained 50 sweet iowef.
The ralfbow must have lent her
some ufi,s slty grace,
The sild rose parted with blush
That nestled on het face,
The sunbeam got ontangled IN
The long waves Of her hair,
Or she had revef grown TO be
SO modest aud 50 falf.
The early birds have taught bet
Their Joyous matin song,
And some Of their son iuuooeueo--
She's been with them 80 long.
And for her now, ifneed be,
I'D part with wealth and poweri
Inever dreamed the wildwood
Contained 80 sweet a flower,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

am physician o. thirty years practice My principal
study has been diseases Of iemaies They have generally
badied my6ea efforts Obtaining the materials composing
MnlthAb UtetinG Catholicoh was pleased with them,
gave them fair trial. and found myself abundanty
a In my former practice could only mitigate The symp.
toms Of about half cases and could not cure one in ten
Nav radically ht least IN twenty and
mitigate thefeat Ic0nsider MaTshairs Utsrnu CnthOeon
the gfoates bleasing 10 females have met with. III.
]. n. WILLIAMS, NJ D., Charleston.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

Read what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the GTanenberg Med.
einas Dr. o. il physician OF extensive pr1ctioe and
Of the most sueeeasfu 10 the county (Tumbul in whichhe
fesidesi tl| ...HH II. r. Nl'a .a III .I.
"This eeTiihes hat / have used the GraHsnberz Pills
and Marihals Catohoon, sold here BY H O. johnson,
N my practice to my entire satsEictlan They good
medicnea. Dn. q. W. BUSHNELL"
Hartford, Trouibul Co., o., March :, IsS7. 4.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

An old lady. sleeping during divine
service in a church in Liverpool, let fall
her Bible, with clasps to it aud the noise
partly waking her, she exclaimed aloud
What have you broke another jug,
YOU slut, have you?'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

II turns out that the regular Leoomp-
ton Dred Scott democracy only elect tao
members in PennsylyaDia, and the seat
OF one Of these FLORENCE Of Pbiladsl-
phia), Is 70 be contested. Two years ago
She BuGhaDan msn elected 3 and the Re-
publicans 10. Now Mr.. Buchanan viii
have two struightou. supporters and Mont
gomery. whose course is lol quite sure,
making 8 At the worst. schwarls and
Hickman, the OthsFtWo democrats, eleot-
I'd by Repdblican votes. VIII BE- reliable
opponents Of the Administration. Hon.
John N, Reed. the Republican candidate
for Judge on the State ticket will havs 4
majority a 20 o. 80 thousand BMh
houses Of the legislature are largely Re.
publican Well done Pennsylvania.
Baltimore oysters arsseIliuglu St. Lou
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

Two loa'ers were spouling The other day
in front OF tho Bank. when one drew. a wal.
let from his pocket, and SAID 'JIe who
steals my purse steals ttaslt'-"Yes," 4"
replied the other, "and he who flches
rom you your good name takes from you
What sou never had
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
A Gard from DR.. James M. Jarrett,
of the New York Lung Infirmary.

connection for lhe pa, eIEb, year. with The abovs
"a Insi,uon, Chief Physloas, shd twelve yebf.'
course Of steady devotion 10 the Of Pplmonsry Goa
sumption and iti tndfed diseases, together with ny unf,
vailed opportunities and adtahtnge
aided not little BY spefeol iyseu Of Medical InhsA
'estnl of treatment or lhc positive uhd fadicacufe
u the dieasos of the ThFoat Lanrs ahd Airussaget -
ny inhalation, the vanoF and cufave powers OF the edi.
ruessre directly addressed to the diseased Irans and The
inegument 10 advise the Use OF Medical Inhalation
4 any Kind to the exclusion Of general camont and al
though cuns.dri " useful adutaut IN the roptf man.
femeut OF those fearful and nen fatal diseases yet
eem very ueeettafy that each patient should have the
benefit o boh general and local The succots
ny eatmeut IN The above diseases, and the high character
~ the iusttutou which have 90 long lad the honor
. preside, sfe to we'll known need cho6ay comment
from AZ the solicitation Of many rftute and profess
onal friends, through whose phanihfopic aid the shove
charity hns been q long and befay supported, and amer
lnc confederation thave concudedo make tuch ananfe
az sll bring the bensGta Of nv experience aud
sentiment within the tcachof al nLd not confne uvtsC
4" hefei9ufe those only who entered The n6'ntiy Il who
we're able 10 vislt me my oce Hopng t, ref that
The ngement Will give eutir satisartnn both tu nv
Fofes'ionnl brethren hndthu public, wJhd fc'recil,
tnnouuce IN cdncusicn, iat bt vunsuutd i,tf
onally hy letter. on a diseases a. nbote and that he
aedelnrs the sae used IN the tnsttutoh 10
uit each individual case, phang vapor, Medical Inhn
eri, &c, No will be forwarded by express 10 any pan OF
the uniied sines or the Canndus. = HassAly erms Of
eament BY letter are os fuowt vN St2 rtrmonth fof
zach psteH whish vi nolnde medicine sufficient fot one
months use also lBhaihg Vapor and on inbalne srps.
ratnV Payment a. oowsi a6tn be pa 20 Expfess Agent
receipt of the box Of Meine, and the halanes SO
the expiration OF tie mouth VI the patient he cured or
shHt satisfied with Ire if,htsnt Futisnt, Iy rlynr
ull history Of helt case and their symptoms In f can
Psiisais ssaiiSs tSsiassves a bi sy
rely Immediate snd permuntnt relief A. he seldom ha,
l'71l JAMrs M.iARRErr, a. =
Il -l.1.I. No. $40 broadway, cor. TWeinh ~, MY.
PSPhyncians and others Vi siding tho eiiy respect
fully Invited 70 call a. the Infmnfy wsrs any lnsFusi-
a the inhalation Of he isen and
huNnNms
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
doom Of DO Leoomptonllaa

In Pennsylvania, of tho twelve mem-
bers Of Congress who voted for Leeomp-
ton, ooly iwo. Florence Of The First, aRa
Dlmmick Of the Thirteenth. have been re.
sleoied. Iub both Of ihesa districts three
candidates were in the field. and in neilhes
OF them did tha successful umdidatfn re-
ceive majority Of the votes cast They
were re-eleoled BY fee5le plulalilias.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

Jerrold went toa party at which Mr..
Pepper had assembled al his friends.
Jerrold said to his host, on entering the
room"My dear MI. Pepper how glad
you must be to see all your friends must
ard 70
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

The following colIoquy took place be.
tween Counsellor Sealingwax and a wit
ness who would talk back. -" D. un.
derstand you to say, sir, that the prisoner
is athief?. "Yes, sir cause why--she
confessed she was., Aud you also
swear she worked for you after this con
ression?" "Yes, SIR" "Then we are 10
understand that you employ dishonest
people to work for you, even after their
rascalities are confessed to youg" ,'Of
eoUrse; how else would | get assistance
from lawyer?" 4ul .VE
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

A very famous author, who Travelled
through this country few years ago, said
In his book, af,er his return home, tlat he
found orly one hotel where he WAS sup.
piled with enough water to wash himself
thoroughly. He must have been very
dirty fellow.
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"Wby, Doctor" said sick lady. "you
give me the same medicine as You are Civ
ing TO my hhsband-how's that?'--" All
right" replied the Doctor; what Is sauce
for the goose is sauce for the gauderV'
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bothetlng fellow, iheeiing coal
merchant inquired what 4 rhaldron Of coal
would come 70? The c0xl merchant be.
gan TO consider, and knowing that the
question was put to him lOf niste idle Gu.
riosily. deliberately answered. "Sir, if
they re we'll burnt they y rofe to ashes''
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GOV, Denver. of Kansas. arrived IN g.
Louis on ssturday. he has resigned his
plac, rs G vernon Of Kausas aud win noi
return t0 that Territory. tff
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!, wTST z B51.O5P. cp'sos,os Co. My Z, Issz.

WEgT BEDFoEB, Cushocton Co., May "A, 1857
Mr., u. d. Kingsley, srs-i have been selling the meai
chss the Gnbefg Company for the last years and
have invadab found them 10 give good sasiaeton and
the pills have sold 70 sgt many families regularly
teiI tea and coffee and with iTade they have become
staple article. harahals Uterine caihoeoa u medicine
that has done great snoun o. good Ia female diseases
One lady sold u 10 told she bad received heneit
from bottle than she did from long course OF Hedieal
treatment by the most ikial physioianl: Yeng, lTny
Jan. 4, 1855. JAAEs WILSON
For Sale hy A, n. Van Do, NJ n. III. Snyder, y. r.
Wooster riani n. Hall, Logv.e u. ., Yates, Green
Springs; Wm. Hubb iodii 3. Y. Hun Flat Rodki Wm.
Rinidadr Atiloai D Holman q Co. MeCuieheavills; u
W, Wlhg, Adfani aud by agent In all the principal
towns N Ohio.
-. ~. IA. d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
jn2s,ly. Agent foT Ohl5.
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Aquaker WHO was CHARGED the exofbi.
tart sem q pevertten dolttr for hofsa
and zig. for short drive. remarked, -"
Thou misiakest me. | do not wish TO
purchase thy establishment. but only to
hire ito