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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05
NEW SERIES, VOL. 8, NO. ).

bring less risky. less liable TO become affect
ei by the ruinous depression Of the money
market, than many other kinds Of business.
In proof Of this assertion, all classes Join at
the present time, in saying that our farmers
arc the mos, Independent, part Of our po?u-
lAtiou. Some, il is true, engage in farming
to no purrosc; they have no system, mako
no proper application Of time. talent nor
labor: and in fact, such may more justly be
CHILLED land killers than land tillsrs. But a
man who engages in farming understand
ingly. aud pursues it steadily and evenly,
on making a proper application Of tune,
talent and labor. aud all that comes within
his reach, may reasonably expect not only
20 receive remuneration Tor labor, but an
income from capital invested. This is not
all. lie secures 10 himself and family a
pleasant and happy home and be has the
pleasing satisfaction Of believing tina, the
world is none the worse for his having lived
IN il and when he passes away, he leaves
a valuable legacy for those who may come
after him.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
joins 1msSELL, Chairman.
Several gentlemen discussed the subject Of
horsc trottins, and Of the trial Of all the
qualities Of a horse at the annual shows.
Mr.. Drumuoud, OF Hennetcc, reported
that not les than II Per cent. is returned
upon capital properly and judieiously in
vested IN farming.
Dr.. True. % Oxford, suggested that every
member Of this Board should feel that bis
duties extend over the whole year, and be
should take an active intercs, IN the collec.
,ion OF statistics Tor the use Of the Secretary
of the Board.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05

Education makes more difference between
man and man, than nature has made be-
tween man and brute. lJobn Adams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-05
AFTERNOON.

The subject for discussion was announced
as Stock OF all kinds.
Mr.. Film, Of somerset, stated that the
premium, offered by the State Society on
stock. was altogether disprOPoriiona,c to
the relative value OF each. One hundred
aud forty odd dollars Tor Ayreshircs and
only : 20 Tor sheep. dll not seem equal. lie
bad never sen an AYRSHIRE animal in hl'
ilc. hut the value OF sheep he did under
stand somewhat. We do not rails, suihcen,
WOO. Cor HON, consamp,ion-wo mus, b,
dependent upon foreign c1uutrie, for Por-
tioa OF the supply.
lie VA, a farmer from choicc-not bred
to i, when boy. bat took hold Of It Whcn
ho cam, o act lJr himself
II, bah b,sn grover OF sheep, and he
would give the following a. some Of the
facts taken FROM his Sheep book
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
THE TELEGRAPH CELEBRATIoN.

Nav YoRK, Sept. 2d.-Cyrus W. Field rode
standing in an open barouche and was greeted
throughout with waving handkerchiefs and yo-
ciferous cheers. The presentation speech to
Mr.. Field, made by Mayor Tiemann, was neat
and complimentary, and was responded to by
Mr.. f. as follows:
Sirs-This will be q memorable day in nv
| life not only because it celebrates the success
| of an achievement with which my name is con-
nected, but because the honor comes from the
city of my home-the Metropolitan city of the
new world. l see here not only civic authori-
ties and citizens at large but my own personal
friends-men with whom / have had friendly
intercourse for the greater part oftmy life. Five
weeks ago, this day and hour, was standing
on the deck of the Niagara, in mid ocean, with
the Gorgon and Nalorous in sight, awaiting the
Agamemnon. The day was cold and cheerleSS;
the airawas misty and the wind roughencd the
sea, and when thought of all that we have
lpassed through of hopes thus far disappointed,
of friends saddened by our reverses, of the hope
| thatremained to, sustain us, I3felt load at my
heart almost too heavy to bear, though my con-
| tidence was firm and my determination fixed.
How. different is the scene now before me. This
vast crowd testifying their sympathy and appro-
Wallpapers without stint and friends without
number. This occasion, Sir, gives me an OPP
| portunity to express my thanks for the enthusi-
astic reception which have received, apd There
make my acknowledgements before this vast
may add, that they have had their appropriate
place, for when the cable was laid the first pub
lie message that passed over it came from one
OF their own sex. This box, Sir, which have
the honor to receive from your hands, shall
testify to me and my children what my own
city thinks Of my acts. For your kindness,
Sir, in such tIattering terms, and for the kind.
ness of my fellow citizens, repeat my most
heartfelt thanks.
Congratilatory dispatches to Cyrus w. Field
from the Mayors Of nearly all the cities:in the
Union and British Provinces, State Governors
and Corporations, were received by telegraph
during the day and read at the Palace.
The procession was very long and surpassed
in appearance any thing ever got.up hero. Tho
military madea very brilliant display and several
regiments which Joined in the inc were greet
ed with cheers on all sides, along the whole line
of march. 500 49, 3li6I
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. There is pleasing
excitement here this evening. Bondires are
kindled and bands of music are paradlng the
streets, rockets ascending, &C., &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
MOB AT sTATEN IsLAND.

New York, Sept AT Staten Island last
night band of 1000 men broke into the Quar-
Joining shanties on fire, and also threatened to
burn the residence of DIR. Thompson, the health
officer DR.. Thompson called the Steyedores,
employedinunloading vessels, together, and arm
ed them with muskets to protect the buildings
The hospital is amass of ruins, and number
of shanties were also destroyed. Capt Balton,
late bonr for an additonal police force IS 4 the
mob werein furious state. 1t was not known
what the next move would be.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
BR AG Gj3S ARCT1C I,INfI5MIlffit,g.

/ .0hATGN0 AhJIlS LIN t1ELGtSl'
of the afflicted all reysfoF reeE no m
the pangs OF Rhenmatism Neuralgia, Qout Erysipeiss
slsImsr PREF
sufferers, thefoIlOWinR of few Won
effected byit during p8stfew 1nots
the but their publication OF
= one Hottie I'rEuIa rhaiaT. ~
fo $40 A9Tg9a Street. 81 having
yhoui eect, by onenftE eentbot
- 55lIOnt of.I8uFgaGOry. Ea-a a2is
asafy p9 tS. Mound
vas cured by three four apploatonSOf the
- Pity he Isittle chiidren.., a.. %,
i, tse e MIS- on Lake street,
of boiling water The Eminent seeord
Ing to the and the fire Instantly extraeed
;LRestoFed 20 Ites1nIy. Sg5ia saii;.sf
45s; GsoEgs Is IyleE Canal street, N had Ions. sgf-
one bottle Of the and
= q 'f fSor FIFE Tuilsaor zoos
k EaEfBS a tss .s
Sns he srIed the arctic LinImen. Three bottles cured
I 81 y4onderful cure. ss II
Mrs. Bedford, Mobile was 10 couch
years with numb palsy from the
OF all other remedies, Arctic Lni-
b u ISxpiosfOl' lsl 8; H'1L4ai08
~. MEAPHls, TKSE., Nov. eslh, 1887.
soalded BY hs explosion Boer,a Induced
me to try Bragg Arctic Lniment The
N1ry short all
the pain from the bruises. two weeks Nae
We'll and able to resume my business. -
HENRY HAYERSKILL, residence Jackson street.
~ 2--l5 -eEhe. Blind See - -s--4t7
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1850.
DR. A. g. Sir: more than three years
had been afflicted with inhamed eyes, in aggravated
degree and tried various
70 no eEeet was induced by Dr. Baum try Arctic
ointment, and In two months neerly welt AIy little
time and during portion of the time entirely blind
In one eye applied your valuable Eminent, and her
eyes are now Thus hnvSI one two
cured my daughter's besies
curing the rheumatism In back Iwouldnot without
uflnVaIaaDle remedy in my house, IonEstrply,
a. g., wS. RUSSELL.
WEBSTER Cry, iowa, Nov. 9th, 1857.
hereby certify that am well acquante with William
Russell aud with the astonishing he mentions ana
know hisstaterncnt to be strIctytru
-. IelG11 JJsJ. WADSWORHtI, r. NJ; Webster Otv
C. Good Tor AntmuRH.
This Invaluable Lnimentis equally efhCatious
curing the diseases of animals witness the following
ceFthc9te: Mcssrs. o. Arnot and Lynch, ArnOt Co.
keep the two livery gen.
+erally known throughoutthe UnitedStates.
81. Louis, Dec. 93d 1857.
We, havin gused Bragg Arctic InI
ment for number of months, cheerfully
Peror efficacy In curing the diseases horses we'll are
We satisfied of the Arctic being the Eminent made
that we would use noother We keep and keptfo
number OF years. stables city,
consequently our experience about seas.
es is eat and unhesatngy say, that tile Arctic
ment is the only have QIsCdVs e6ecgs
others having the care of horses. &
J, A. ARNoT.
LYNCH, ARNOT 4 CO.,
Chestnut Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

BeautituL-such of our lady readers as are
fond of examining dry goods, are requested to
call at HeiskelI and swearingen's and look over
splendid variety of robes a Leg, robes a Deux
lupe, bayadere and striped silk, splendid point
lace collars, handkerchiefs and other French EN-.
broideries. The entire new stock is attractive
and brilliant. The goods are exhibited in a light
room and disposed of upon fright terms" We
found place crowded with customers yester-
day and the attaches of the establishment were
showing the goods with proud consciousness
of their excellence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
.lNZ 9l@5S
81 sllSI
BY pHR UNION LINE.
no rag. DAzLx INTELLIG IN GER.
oFg1cE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE sTRBEys.
By pHR UNION LIMIT.
oEgIoE. ooRNER lwAgER Avn MONROE sTsREgs.
FORhIGN NEWS. 5.a4s
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER PAeIFC.

ST.. JOINS, Sept q .7Th The steamer Pacific from
Galway has arrived with dates from. Liverpool
TO the 23d plt 'a 2ss.s 'a.
Cotton, estimated sales on Monday, IL, 900
bales. Market firm.
09 c8 q9s a 8ssr 89s What 51Gy
spirits dull at 38a39. Consols 984.
L The corvet Preble, left ,Cadiz on the 9th of
August. The bark champion arrived at Gibral-
ter, with the family of the American Consul,
recently murdered at Jain.
The Presidents message to the Queen was.
published on the 23d. The London papers criti.
cise.nnfavorably the last paragraph.
The bomb0rdment of Jeddah took the French
government by surprise, but explanations We're
made in London to PelisSer.
A dispatch in the Daily Neacs says there was
more simple dignity in the Queens message,
5utgreat thought in the Presidents response,
with perhaps u dash of ambiguity straining af-
ter effect. The NeaOs also says that it would
have been better for the President to have omit
ted the last paragraph. sase
The Times believes the ocean telegraphwil
be guarantee of perpetual peace between the
two countries.
A rumor is gaining ground that the abdica-
tionof the King of Prussia has become ALSO
lutely necessary. His disease is getting worse.
Some fears are entertained that the event will
hurry on a political crisis -
tThe China dispatch announcing treaty of
pence, lacks positive confirmation, but it is
generally credited in Europe. 1t reached the
French govt through the Embassy at ST. Peters
burg, where it arrived overland, being dated
Lien Sien, June 81, more than three days later
than the dates received in England.
The American horse Babylon won the Ches-
terfeld handy cap. t @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

Many Druggists, having old Lntments hand will try
to sell them to you the best, you positively re-
fuse to purchase them. Askfor tBRAGG'S ARCTIC LIN
1hENT,' - and take no other. -
Liberal R'rOPOsttEom.
The proprietors agree furnish dol
lar bottles with free subscription the Journal
one This is OF the best N. Y illustrated papers
the prop
oston, wrapper around every
tle eArctc Lnlment put up % cent 80 cent and
81 bottes The and bottles contain 80 and 100
per cent more Lnment In proportion to their
are thecheapest- Forsaleby BRACES BURR0WES,
E4t2 SolePropristors 81. Louis, Mo.
agent wanted inevery town and yiIlate Applica.
lions alwRysbe by responsible refer
ences, For sOleby LAuGHLINS q BUSHPIELD.rl
-anls:1Y-8mh&w-Ra Genernl ARentx 10. -Wherllrlr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

Eteetio" Of DircctOrs.-The annual election
of Directors for tho Central Ohio Railroad took
place at GAINESVILLE, on Tuesday last, and result.
ed in the choice Of the following gentlemen -
H. j. Jewett, D. w. Deshler, j. w. Baldwin, G.
B. Wright, 9. B. Goddard, Daniel Apologize,
George James, Isaac w. Hall, David Nc artney,
j. Drew Wright: :Elas Fasset, Walter B. Brooks,
and james H. Carter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

Counterfeit Querters.-Retail dealers COM
plain of the greatly increased abundance of coun-
terfeit silver coin. This is especially the case
with quarters and dimes, of which an unusually
large number are now aaoat. They are excel
lently we'll gotten up. They can be detected by
holding them to the light, when the the edges
not covered with the pure metal can be discov-
cred. On the counterfeit dimes the words ''one
dime" are larger than on the genuine. The
quarters have almost as clear ''riIg" as the
genuine, and would be received without doubt
of their sterling character, unlest closely watch
cd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

Still I0lproUing.-The local column of. the
Wheeling Argus, on Saturday, was graced with
several extracts from the Era. That Rip Van
Wrinkle. concern will come to something vet.
The same number told what the Washington
Union said on divers and sundry subjects con-
nected with politics. One single number ofthe
argus contained all the lore and logic Of the
U1sion, and all the pith and point of the zral
Think of that Master Brook ~ That 4irgo0se
next toaa niger is the Constitution of the Old
Dominion-BelEair Era. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

Reo2td Of the city.-The total number of in.
terments during tho month of August just past
were thirty.one. Eleven of these were under
one year, and tenio the number were between
one and five. The health of the city at this
season is remarkably good
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

Tng Hair People have for centuries been afflicted
with bald leads and the only remedy, heretofore known,
has been those abominabe wigs By discovery
Wood these articles being fast dispensed with,
but great still patrOnze them because they
have been often imposed by Hair TONES
ent kinds To all such earnestly make the
quest that they will try again. Woods Restora-
tive there is no tuch thing fall We know lady who
was bald who used the article short time, and her head
curls Imaginable We know of where hair
rapidly falling OUT restored In greater erfec-
ton than It ever had been before.
1t is also without doubt of the keep
Ing the hair in good conditions making it soft glossy,
removing dandru and has proved itself tile greatest
my to all the Ills that hair is heir to.
is the duty Of every to improve their personal
pearance though differ in regardto the ways
doing 1t; but every will admit that beautiful head Of
hair, either in man woman object much to be
sired, and there that should he left
Philadelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

Burglo'y.-On the night of the 21st ultimo,
the Water Cure establishment at Haysville sta
tion, was entered by burglars, about o'clock,
"A. NJ. They went into the sleeping apartments
of quite number of the patients, and were not
discovered until one of them entered the room
OfAIr. Hurford, the proprietor who was awaken
ed by the noise. He Immediately asked,
"WhO's here" when the burglar replied, "All
right-Ihave only missed my room;" but at
the Same time leaving for an outside door
through which he had come in. Mr.. H. gave
him chase for some distance, but did not sue
coed in capturing him. The thieves managed
to getabOut $5,ooin money and fine breast
pin, belonging to Mr.. Thomas Mitchell, of Pitts
bursh, They left new chisel on the porch,
which they can have by calling for it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

Extra Eaittoa.4A large extra edition of the
latet1tgeaeer will be put to press this afternoon
at : O'Clock, containing q full account Of. the
tFlal and execution ofJohn Burns, togetherwith
all the circumstances and incidents in connec.
ton With the murder ofwhich hewas convicted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

d Deaf and Dumb AEap in Lim6o-Night
before last a deaf and dumb man, named Leon
ard, was arrested and conveyed before Alder
man Wright, not for making noise as might
possibly be supposed, but for thrashing man
named WEIGH, in the market house. It seems
that Welch agreed to take him to rather
doubtful LOCALITY sup on the side of the hill, -
and instead of taking him to the place proposed
lead him to n quarter where he was likely to
get himself into difficulty. This so incensed
Leonard that he fell upon WEIGH and gave him
a thrashing, and was arrested by officer Scrog-
gins The mute protested his innocence all
over sheet of foolscap paper and even denied
being in the market ;house at all. But the evil
dence was sufficiently strong to warrant the
magistrate in committing him to Jail in default
of payment of a fine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

The HemRfela Etoursion.-We direct ntten.
tion to the advertisement of the grand Union
pic pic, in another column. 1t comes off on
Wednesday next in grove near West Alexan.
der. The excursion will be attended largely,
VIC doubt not, and glorious time is anticipated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
RAILROAD COLLISION.

ALBANY, Sept. "a collision occurred last
nightion' the Northern Railroad A passenger
car containing 10 persons was thrown off the
track One of the passengers was fatally in
jured and four others badly wounded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
CosuocroY, Ohio. Noy. IL, ISL

CosHoCToN, Ohio, Nov IT, 1886.
selling Your Hair Restorative the last for
your local agents III NJ Hacktnson) having experi-
enced the beneficial effects of 1T myself would like to OBJ
tain agency for the State OF Ohio in tile
West should wish to make such arrangement,
convinced there Is nothing equal to 1t i tie Uaited
States, restoring the hair 1haye been engaged the
Drug business for several years, and have sold
preparations for the hair but have found nothing that
stores the secrtye organs nvgorates the scalp
yours, being fully convinced that your restorative
what you represent to be, would like engage the
sale Of it, for satisfied 1t must SELL
Yours truly, S. T. SToCKMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Gaiahratad Eamo1o pills

CelePrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of SIR II Clarke, IL. D.,
r. Physician EXTRAORDINARY to Re Queen,
This invaluable medicine unang in the cure of all
those painful dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject all excess and re-
moves all distractions, speedy may be relied
TO nIHRR1ED LADIES
is especially suited. 1t will, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfe,s.
CAUTION.
These PHs should not be taken 6yJen,Gles during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pregnancy, az they are
sure to bring on scGrrid0e, Dat at a ote, time e1
are SAFE.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Palpa-
tIon of the Heart Mysteries Whites, these Pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, iron, caIOme
anthony, or anything hurtfnl to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States aud Canada,
JOB MOSES,
[Late I. O. Baldwin Co.'S Rochester, N. Y.
N.B-$1OO and 8 postage stamps enclosed to my au.
thorsed Agent, will insure bottle, containing so Pills.
by return mall.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN q CO., in Wheeling,
B. L. Fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents, Pittsburg;
Purce Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, at Rich
mond. ap9s-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
French Goods.

1
HINTZES20O pieces Al wide, fast colors at
l216 cents, always sold for 25 yard
second mourning ,chint7es at 10 cents.
L0UPINE'S BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at Blk cents
per yard,
LAEs W; very hes. to sell at 26
low as 81 cts Is yard.
OHALLY DE LAINEs-Pla figured, the very finest
plain at 90 cents, and figured at 25 cents yard.
OMBRE GRAPE RiEsPAGNE-25 pieces beautiful styles
and Golors, very low price.
oHBRE BAREGE 80 pieces, worth so cents, for only
20 centsa yard.
~ few pieces Ameline Dress Goods, very nice and
cheap.
800 Pieces n CIV SfIk.-An excellent alLboiled
Black rich lustre "a inch wide, only 6s1
per yard; sold last seasonal 81 per yard.
The EFe0leSI Bargain Vet.
II will sell superior SILK ROBES 20 yards each same
quality sold last $25 $50, For only
80 apiece. 4 challenge any merchant possessing
sold thalf their value Also article C0L0ED
l11OGLT0E ROBES a QLILLhfS side stripes, very
srabie colors and tgns and Will sold at bargain
They Of recent importation of alarge New York
and were bought below Importers
Also, just received about so patterns STYLES
fancy Silks, very handsome and cheap.
100 BAREGE, LAWN & OHALLY ROBES, both side stripes
and double skrts. Barge Robes 30 yds. each such
last for $10 will sell for S5 Chaiy Robes,
excellent STYLE cheap Fine Lawn Robes only
Dollar and Fifty Gents apiece; at ALEX. HEYMAN'S,
Nate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PITTSBURGH, Sept "a terrible disaster oc-
Cured last night at o'clock, on the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, near Halton's Station, twelve.
miles above this city. The Kittanning train in
coming down stopped at Tarentum and hitched
to car containing party, who were returning
from Camp Meeting. When the train reached
the point mentioned, the Tarentum car was
thrown from the track by the breaking of
cross bar connecting the brakes. The car rolled
down steep embankment, turning over twice
at the first revolution. The roof of the car was
torn of, and the passengers scattered over the
ground, lnangling the bodies of some terribly
Miss Mary Ann Kiucaid, daughter of j. 4. Kin
caid, of this city, was instantIy killed. a large
number were more or less injured.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlTTsp UReH, Sept 2.-Riyer 2 feet by metal
mark, at stand Weather cloudy.
CrNetNNATt Sept. 2-Riyer risen inches
Weather wet. just commenced raining. Their
mometer -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
j NEyVI YORK iMARKET

SEPTEMBER 2.-Cotton buoyant; 1900 bales
sold, Flour firm; sales of l8,500 bbls sound
State at $4,90a5. Wheat dull; 80, 900 bus sold;.
Corn heavy; $1,000 bus sold Ness Pork ad-
vanced 1Oc at $17, 5oa1T go. Sugar buoyant,
and 1.8c better; Muscovado 7a83.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
FOR CONGRESS.

PRAIRIE DuehlEN, Sept 1.--G. @. Washburn
was unanimously nominated to-day for Congress,
from I'd Congressional district.
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YELL0W RRVRRs

BosroS Sept The ship Junius, from New
Orleans, lost two Of her crew, from yellow fever,
on the passage. The chief mate has been taken,
to the hospital. ~ i5e