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ELIXIR i. D. 6UlLlE | ;a.;:;: :::;:s'. ,.: PAUL GAGE
n Paris rae Dc elle.Salal- -0ernan Ne II HlH9

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suItut dune sDcumalation, dams 10 tissn
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Ie poumou IL suits me inasusmstieo. L.
trschee- srtsre sst bouchSe, 10 psumon ne -
dilate plus, y respiration dcvisut impossi.
be. La naturs cherohe Z eapWlscf cetts
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~ ryS1l -. - rsss q - sesepue1ak p iua3
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nation B manga ben buvat await de os pts ves ct ne de-
strait monde vor fin de cette yi Souve Tom
aeya pres M tena pueu heue bouche supde iore'e
nduc, ec des mervees quill devai encoutrer
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lrvAugd "a 5arruowuur
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dement, do bile dass ces divers ovessee. Ups
vciSssese Injection .pdsuleute pas 10 bis 70
dsvslCpps Ia jaanISss, h 6svro jsuae, d
hsvres putriJss ct bilisusss, lss 6s Vpvs e
mnrais, 10 c.oltrs OF lee naladies psstilen.
tiellss 70 dsclarsnt. lss csleuls biIIsirss 20
torment dsns = vtsissle du, Asl, ~. Psur
prevcuw - deeon,lses. y MT SSpeJseV 10
iois u bile pasrs6se pss risdam9a1isa. %
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par PAvL .GAss, .qsi s6nnit, one essIsh
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CArAxsns ps Ia vsss,s. - LossdssI ~
uriass ssnt sarcharvtss d'sss nstijSU sloi-
reusc, avsLeuEvsIs Sovasgyss % 1ee.
cfArax, quelQusiois alssss u peuS ainsi
dire nslLssss, cstts isssitrs iisiss lee o.
ress de n vsnis q , dsvslopps y slaasssiiS
veescai Gusklsos; cIDpecke9 u .uatiSra
gialseese d stjousnes dans h vssslS al d'v
pSn6trsg en- usant q vEissiv & OujliN NJ.
pars par FAUl GAGS. uBt ai5s rrae sb.as
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msledies graves doivest leur orieins I uao
.natisre eIalssuss, Asns, qui s'ek hx6s sur
~ 1embranss syuovislss des GrticulaSi0ua
ct sur les sp0ntvroses qui suvcloppeeh Ia
muscles. lSdteuss b cause De css SaJsdIss,
oees indtqusr d re0sde, c'ese dlps que
rEnrG g Ossiis4 prepare par PAyL 0xsa
cst mc:aIsss cgent qu'ou plisss einUloysr
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vre gratis avec chsqas bostsias, II cslls qui
nsn e: 80 sssonpsGnts ssss stpstss
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Ninette maiute fois sc grise -
Avcc quelques joyeux viveurs. (Bis) ,,. ....
Egantne est une bOheme; .r..-.e .. g.. . 900.
50 liberte point de frein. . r....E ...r..- 90 .
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Eplantine est oin d'etre prudc. l a.n,af ".Hgh
Et 81 vertu, depuis longtemps, ..a ". .-F"l o.. rN
Trouvaut ID constance trOp rude. so. 9n 'a rag
Du caprice parcourt les champs e.a. .sEi-n'za #
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-Faut dla vevtu. pas trop men faHt.--. sI4;s
Ses defaults, on les lui pardoune
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4 Au prix de tes defaults. mignonne, ulao1 .Y sg-8
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FEUILLETON DU MESCHACEBE.
NJ ~ N\NvN NANNe.
Jun q NJ RM \ CHEZ LES SAUVAGES.
i. LIE SPLEEN.

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~yfss Dvea u 1854
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sulls. = gal ssaissssl = sssps q y liaea Lssi
ussdscins sai gess snpioy6 ssvsat Ns'il ssS.
rit sosvsst, - segLAax r0uaegRs iss Des-
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Cs Tissu doit - propridsss curasivss b
isss p is p;ie vo,saIass al cont incsrpo
re . posifs impalpshls Son action cot
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BY THE UNION LINE.
CONGRESSIONAL.
MAsnINGTON. Icb,

ASlllSGTON, zen. IL.
SENATE.-Mr. HOuStoE's resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Foreign resolutions to in
quire into the expediency Of the Government
establishing protectOratc over Central Amer
lea and Mexico was called up. Wilson of Ma.
thought this extraordinary proposition wss cal
culated to foster spirit of hllihuSterisin and
disgrace the Union in the eyes of the civilized
world. Houston responded.
Mason objected to a reference because the
Central American States would justly regard
such reference as an indignity; although we.
they were sovereign and independent Stat. s
with whom We have treaties, and therefore th, y
should be regarded upon Il political equality
He doubted the policy of establishing Protec-
torates anywhere. Hall amended that whereas
a State Colonial dependence was not calculated
to illustrate the theory Of popular sovereignty
and perfect freedom, therefore, lie amended 10
instruct the Committee to inquire with regard
to Canada, and other British possessions ON the
American continent
Toombs advocated the resolution, and said
the time of action was not distant and it better
be considered now. Mason moved to lay the
resolution the able. Agreed to.
The Army bill was resumed. Mr.. johnson
of Tennessee, submitted a substitute which
Wilson accepted instead Of his own providing
for 1900 volunteers to serve only during the
present troubles johnson said he offered the
amendment only because he believed il reflect
ed the views of the Administration. The bill
reported by the Committee on Military Affairs
did not represent the wishes of the AdminIstra-
ton, which had not uged permanent increase
20 the standing army. He insisted upon tie
Importance of a reduction of the Government
expenditures. Chandler moved TO strike out
the 4th section of the original bill which pro-
vides to change the methods of promotions
Seward and Wilson favored, and Pugh and liver
son opposed the bill Adjourned.
HOUSE. "A resolution was passed in relation
to the Maryland contested election case, declar-
ing it inexpedient to giant the prayer Of MIR
Brooks, the contestant, tor n special committee
to take testimony.
Committee of The whole on Indian appropria.
lion bill
Mr. Atkins made a speech favoring the admis-
sion Of Kansas under the LecUmptOn Constitu
ton.
Mr.. LovejoY argued that it would conflict, not
between North and South, but between freedom
and slavery between liberty and dcspotiSm.
He said the President and the Jesuit Chief JUS
tice were endeavoring To natinnaize slavery
He proceeded bitterly. Adjourned.
Capt. Ga, diner has been appointed to the
command Of the steamship Colorado row fitting
out At Norfolk, as the flagship of the Home
Squadron.
Commodore Jones is lying dangerously i'll
near Washington.
An official statement shows the effective force
of the Navy 10 embrace % vessels Of all kinds.
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CiNCINNATT MARKET

FEB. l7.-Fiour moderate; prices steady;
sales of 1900 bbls at 3,75aS, so for Superfine,
and 50, 9Oa4, 90 for choice to Extra; receipts
light Whisky has advanced to 1Sc, with an
active demand Hugs iirm at So, OOaG, % Pro-
visions opened unsettled, but a large business
was done Change; the sales of bulk Pork
reaching 2,00O,GOO lbs and upward, including
a lot from Madison. Indiana, Louisville, and va
rious points in Illinois, at 5 3-4aGc for shout
der<. 81 for hams, and STAR So for sides.
MOlaSSeS advanced to 2SN: sugar and coffee
firm and in good demand. Business of all
kinds active. Money abundant and easy. FIX
change on New York 1c premium, firm. On
New Orleans 4al 1.2c. and scarce
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FIRES.

BosToN l7th.-Two serious fires occurred
last night. Nos. 40, 10 and 46 Uuion street
were burned, and also 1877 Hanover street.
Among the occupants of the buildings were w.
a. BarneS, Hardware, Chamberlain L Co..
stoves, Phillips and Morand sheet iron work
ers, with number of others. The loss is
from 5tO 20 thousand dollars.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Feb. IA fire last night
destroyed the Western Public School building
Loss $4,000 insured for $4,000. Another
fire destroyed large stable, valued at 500
insurance. Both are supposed to be the
work of incendiarics
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'O'N B. DOLLAR
NNA"H Ii" =

ONE or TlIE nEsT PUeGArirE AND LIVER nrnI-
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matter tr u the - Hsss; a tea ei- " ssrry - .S
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- ed when that bottle Of the IivIioIsJvr
OmSI without ai1y OF - teisigiIgu ELECTS
rhouEh possessing rare medicinal PoH ,tivss Guns
in srPFrEcTPriUs uiii in the tom oiJLe IEttg
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ANA S'.k As Eesuiar as eoeA Ne5k SieA h.satsi, Il
-'ordtor which eO'ISets all ~editY Aid sSSTt'ss
Tor overloaded 20 rquEI. ssit
ntTss all 9PPFeS''S % uneasy igsiils -I'ST sstlis
-lt SPEAK ia the l.slssjtrrls.
DR- SASIoED's iSyIcoEAIUA cane 10
cure IOT Liver LuiTpiaiGJ, and all di-,
iron Dssassd isST- Iir IsssiuoIsis 81 May -
u sings ever given to D,sIrIIes oI "a rsis con iss
eat anything edie N!iOLt uCLbit Niile tSioTy,
ing but iie lishist icod NOGia dsss ,;t,E IL.
gave pain NOS uhat wait g sSy all sGsIs
q Liver Complaint or bysIspsia trouble dc
-ta 10 tJ this ths greatest ESISdy in tie sIr
Thsre has never been triad family a ssr Ell.
NLel has met uith zach unLOuI.dsd
ofdiseasrs iedeLIt children, DE SANToEbs IA1IG-
and seems to Tynovatr tis systsT 80 erGr.i tha
= e wing ta.u1
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NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS
Al j. G.. OnR'S,
no ~ MAIN -TRIeis4.

THAT popular Book City OF Great King by Dr. Bar.
e.ss; MustaTg GIsy-Han Jerre Clemens last cook;
Twin Roses, by Mr. RitCh Waite Lirs Oats PIrthcnia
Husband IS re Nutoy To HSme, iIus;rat-,:) lucy
HoWaTus Journal H. at aud Tent Life Prime, (most
nirablr Honks) Married Single. pOrtr uArred
F'end All Of ca; aayne Reed's works ALONE; he Hid
den FSt ana A"ss Side; The popular works Of Marion
Harl1nd, the Richmond Autloress-tcetttT with rVvry
thing in the statiUnar- line Blank d
Wall Paper = 4 AND UNDER COST TO make room, Tor
SpTinc
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NEW YORK. MARKEr

Fen. 17.-FlOur quiet; 5000 bbls sold; State
unchanged and nominal; Ohio sc better, at 1915
ago Wheat very dull. Corn declined; 5000
bush. sold at G6a6Sc Mess Pork bmoyant. Beef
firm, at $40 ,50nl3,oO. Lard &c better, sold at
97.SalO Is. Whisky firm NJ 24c. Cotton
declined. Stocks firmer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.-THE papers state that
the body of Capt. JAS. q. Farrer, of the bark
Chuchiye, from DanariScattn, Ne, was found
in the dock. lie had been in company with a
friend on the preceding evening, and is supposed
to have been accidently drowned in falling off
from the wharf into the dock The shipping
displayed their flags at half mast in respect to
his memory.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PlCTUREs ZOE THE MILLION

r. Prices to suit the times at wIKLS' GALLERY OF
ART Main street opposite CHioa. this
Gallery at greatly reduced prices The public
that this is the place the best Pictures that
ken the city.
Ivould also inform that they need
rate rooms 10 pictures but lit 20
quarters prepared TO aks them cheap
enc shc0p rsI (dsC3.l S-W. WHKE6 Artist.
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R,anorsl N,rder.-A Nm Bsatea 10 Death--
We learn from an employee Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad that man named Meyers, a
hatcher, was murdered short distance from
Haywood Tunnel on Friday last. IL appears
that All Irish laborer sickencd and died at the
Tunnel. Meyers was employed to convey the
body to the burying ground in his wagon. The
friend. of the deceased had been drinking pref
Is freely at the wake the previous evening,
and were wild and quarreIsome at the funeral.
Meyers reprimanded them, when the drunken
demons set upon and beat HIM so severely that
death resulted.
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he Great Ne PLUS Ultra .Siiagle Machine
;. ',o sun be in operation for few days ION .
sy.. clock, p. m, at Phillips Engine Shop. Let
Of ,S,S one DESTROYS of uuaking large amount
i, ,r,,I'y rom small investment. call and see
g. "iIhou! delay. MeSsrs. Scott & Fitrb aoa,,,S
House. e''''ee are stopping at the McLnre
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BALTIMORE MARKET

FEB. l7--Nrw flour quiet, selling at S+,3T. -
Wheat uvuinal, receipts light, Red quoted at
$IO5al 10, aud White at Sl,l5al 20. Cora
quiet at jSc for White and Yellow. Whisky
buoyant at 22In23 for City, aud - for Ohio
Clover Seed dull at $4.T5a5, II.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

ST. LOUIS l9th-The river is still falling
ice in great thickness and quantity. Upper
Mississippi has risen feet at Dubuque in consc-
quence of gorge S miles below that point We
have nothing from the other streams
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rd''iag Couatsrtsi .Uoaey-A huc1ster was
rs''Fs AID Hamilton yesterday charged with
THa>>lng counterfeit five dollar bill upon Mr..
n.y. OF the First Ward Myers testified that
,,,s "GckSIcr gave him the bill when the latter
n n9,SSi to redeem it and pay the cost. 1t was
Oh attempted to prove a knowledge of the
''S'aeier of the bill before passing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

Skighing.-There is something emphatically
Elysian, ii is written, sin cutter, two-forty,
buffalo robe and bonnet beside you There
il an iadescribabc something, in the brisk,
braciog breeze and the jingiing of the bells,
which is decidedly celebrating Fleet horses,
nsoodly company, an oyster supper at the ter
minas of your drive, and pair of bright eyes,
make up godly SUN of happiness fora winter
afternoon.
A ride on moonlight night with jolly coup
led company, no odd ones except the driver, is
not 50 bad. The breeze whistles keenly around
the jumbled up crowd of twenty, in Sleigh
that holds just fourteen. Tho snow sparkleS,
syery white; the bells jingle merrily out in tho
night breeze, tintinnabulating a tenor to the
tune, swelling up from that mass of buffalo-robes
and humanity. Aud we warrant you that you
know one who had her affections mortgaged
thai night Good collateral that sleigh ride
It paid You better than good many of your
real-estate operations, old Midas, for you laid
in a stock of happiness which mas paid you a
good interest all your life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

Dr u. James Extract of Cannabis Indica,
alcoholic preparation from the leaves imported
"O'n Ca'cutta,) for the permanent cure of Con-
~ ,,"P"on, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds,
, w Debility, &c. Price $l,OO per bottle.
s Soae genuine without CDR II. James, 10 Grand
~, go Jersey City" blown in the bottle For
10y l, H. Logan & Co., sole agents, Bridge
so'"er, Main St, Wheeling, Va.
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MAY ELECTION.
SHERIFF. ATTY,

ED3 ISTzLLI0ESCENWe ak she privilege announcing
we'll known ssd popular frilow citizen, ARCHIBALD
MAKES 4dats for the Sb-Tig-ity, the el.su-
Ing Spring HsctiVu. ts,bIIl oIIiZE\S-