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4 AL Letters Pasnt OF England, and secured b
the Seals Of the bcoio de Pharmacies de Paris, asi
the Imperial College CT Medicine. Vienna Tries
mar No 10 9 remedy for Relaxation, spermatorrhs
and kxhaIstion Of tue system. Tf.esamar No 2ts
ACTUALLY, In the short space Of three days comp
" aud entirely eradicates all traces Of these disc
ders which eosayia and cabebs have 50 long esso
thought sntidote for. to tbs ruin OF the health
= vast Portion OF the population. TriasemaE No Is
great Ont mental remedy for that class VI Disorder
which. unfortunately. the English MUSICIAN treats
with mercury, to the inevitable destruction ei tts
patients ccustitz tsn and which all TIE x.rsapariis
In the world cannot remove Triesemsr Nee J. =
and are alike devoid Of tsste small and OF 81!
rauseasing qualities. They may lie the toilet %
BILE without their use being suspected. eod In tis
,ases and divided IN separate doses administered
oy vslpeau, Lalleuan, Roux, Ricofd. &C, &c. Pres
"a sacE, OF four cases in cue for ~. which saves
and in s27 cascs. Sold BIZ DR. u A BARROW. NO
l57 Primo, street, . few blocks west OF Broadway.
New York. Immediately en- recsapt of the amonn,
Dr. win forward the - cases Of Trsesemsr and ne
large sizss. carriage paid, thus fusurinz genuine
European preparations The s. cases alss sent, bet
.ot fee "a carriage. gonsalsasi2ns e usual ts9a
.leyen. y, TN two. fro;. fonr GIL siahs !.
i No i5I Prince s.rest. lev blocks vest Of Bread
&aS' so'a al fsIisHRR 4 WINsToN. prugr,s.s,
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SENTENCED TO b HuxG.-Bray Saunders, who was
tried at the recent session Of the Circuit Court for
Southampton county, Va, and found guilty Of
murder in the first degree, has been sentenced to
10 hung On Friday, the lith January next.
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HIGH PaIcEs FOR NEsRoEs.--At sale of negroes
last week, Ia Milton, N. C., a negro man 10y no
means No. hand) sold for $l4oo. A woman
tuns0uad) brought $l045. and child three years
old was knocked Of at $500. Other negroes brought
corresponding prices.
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ksAurA0k AlkAT kR0--0f ne
~ pesk epoxexsd kln1 ~ cRst - aanease nsss
10 b lad UlA Main s(rsse, .-wxuv.
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RSrWuAr's the Nxws ?-WArsoy A

to Europe and ia selling on his stock of fne CASBs
az cost, and be gives you large sized AMBRo-
PHOTOGRAPHS from 50 upward. Pictures PIT in
medallion and breastpia for IS cents.
Good ares Constantly kept. no l5-lrliE
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE
LAST WEEK
of the
FAREW ELL ENGAGEMENT
OF the highly gifted
Young TTagedenne,
MISS AyONIA JONES,
Who will appear THIS EVENING, in her great
character Of
LA TTSBR
MISS Ar0N,A JONES as TTsBE,
LA TISBE, TONIGHT.
SPY CT st. MARC, TONIGHT,
A GRAND ROMANTIC PLAY
NJ FEE THE new style Of Ambrotypes taken at
Res i Cos Steam Gallery, l3s Main street. They
are gems OF the first water Price from 60 cents up
TO S2s.
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LAUNCHING OF THE SL0OP-of-WAR HART
FORD.
Bosros. Nov. 22.-The new steam sioop-of war
Hartford was successfully launched at the Navy
Yard, shortly before noon to-day. Several thousand
spectators were present.
A fire at Salem last night destroyed proper.
ty valued at about $4,000; Eldridge Snow, pro-
vision dealer, and Richard Harrington arc amen gst
the principal sufferers.
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e@- BREKDRs & Fox have just open
ed a teautiful assortment of
EMBRoIDERIEs. LACES AND LACE SETS.
uof
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LOFT.

+ 0ST-0n Saturday, November Goth,
IL PORT M)NNAIE containing TWENTY-FIVE di
lars, srd papers of yalus TO the owner The fnis
ia requested to send the papers through the PSI b
nee 10 p COOK
-
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H6 LIFE INSURANCE.
Capleal over SO 100000.

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY"
Thi. ia the only company in Richmond that pays
its dividends to the insured while living
1t nakes az anna, dividend Of 20 per cent. Only
half the premium If over So, is required In cash.
a note an be given for the other halt, and the d
viiends go to tbs credit of she note.
No company has a lar ger capt al for the anoant
at risk. KNOWLES + WALFORD. Agents.
no 2t-2w II Pearl street.
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> FOR SALE, LEASE, OR RENT.

"a We are authorized 20 sell two of iloss 1t n,
ee CANT Brick Tenensnts on the south side Of Grsc,
sire t. between First and Foushse sireets The,
ten ements 5avs Just been eonplt ted, aud are eaa
in sty and finish to the best ~ private dwellings,
II only necessary to examine them TO be sAiis5e!
OF their admirabls hni b. and complete arrsnRi
Iaents. They have every ACCOMMODATION Tor a lsrs,
family, having IA rooms bes:i Tea large kitchen st0n
Rooms, coal ana wood house, carriage house, stGb'
water, gas. &c.
They will Be sold on reasonable terms; or esss!
FOR term OF years. rented 20 careful tenants Of
moderate rent. 60DpIN q APPERsON,
no x3-TE Auctcneers
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~ MEETIsa OF THE Va CENTRAL AG-
SoS:sty will take place at the Council Hail. at II
o'clock, Il, on SATURDAY next. the 9TH Nov.
no It'd G DIMNoCK, see'y.
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I O5ucuI vozs or ILtJNon.-At the recent cleo,
Hon the aegre gate vote polled In the State was
163l72. The highest vote ever pOlled previously
wss shs vote for President 10 1856. when itrsachsd
13S oSl. We lay before cur readers table show.
ing the vote for Treasurer. The totals are:
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SERIOUS AcGIDENT.-Mr. G. Baker, brother and
sister, OF Orange county, Va, were returning from
home from visit to their friends 10 Hanover. and
when within eight miles of hGDla on Saturday
last, the horses attached 70 double buggy took
fright, ran away, and threw Mr. c. Baker aud his
SISTER out. Miss Baker bad her thigh broken, and
was otherwise injured. Mr.. Baker had O1e OF his
eyes badly hurt, but not seriously They were
carried home Sunday.
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f@- CLoAKs FOR MISSES AND Gun
DaES Rich Head Dresses, Fancy Hair Pins Ron.
nets Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches, Feathers with all
kinds of Fancy Notions at prices 20 defy Compel
ton. h fXbKIEL'S
Cloak and Mantle Depot.
90 Aain street.
Dress TRAININGS OF all kinds. at great bargains
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KANAwHA BAsx.-Tbe Northwestern Bank o!
Wheeling, on Friday last, threw out the notes OF
the Kanawbs Bank, at Charleston, Va. The
Times says there 10 q discount on this money
which holders do not like to pay, hence the rea.
son OF ito being thrown ont.
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There was another Snow in Alexandria Monday.
J. Il. Edgar, has been lined $40 in Portsmouth,
Va, for an assault on Whitmul Jones.
Wm. Collins has been appointed Postmaster al.
Langley, Fairfax county, Va.
1t is said that seventy or eighty children are
born every minute! Fouudings are then, We sup.
pose, minute guns ct sea-"
The. Rsppahannock Bank. at Tappahannock,
Essex County, Virginia, has been organized -
Mr. Calvert elected President, and Mr.. Spain ca. b..
Ter.
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kT PRICE s. WATKINS.
FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS
Beautiful Bayadere. Plaid. Plain and s'Lez SILKS.
Splendid two bounced, double Skirt and a'Lsz SILK
ROBEs-some Velvet Brooade, very elegant--in
these goods our assortment 10 unusually rich
SUPERB Fren DeLaines yalentias. Poplins and
a 1s sna ihrsa sessns
Plain DeLaiaes. DeBeges. Lovells Cloths. Meri
Handsome English and American DeLaines a. low
BLACK BoMBAzINEs,
h0USELJSES, CHALLIES,
TAsiESE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and eli kinds Of MOURNING GOODS.
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
In Embroideries and Laces cur stock ia uncomnonly
CLOTHS ariis. cxssIMEREs. vEsrINGs,
and Mems ear generatiy-e large stock
Our basement room is filled with heayy Goods for
plantation laen and wemersay, PULLED Cloths, Lin
sey,, Blankets &c, at the LOWEST rates. in argssnd
small quantities.
Hoop skirts; Bishops. new article
Ladies' and Mems silk sud Wool Uadsr. Vests and
Drawers. 6rea! att ntionis given 20 this depart.
slent-all sizes and qualities are kept.
FLANNELS. LINENS,
TABLE aud BED LINEN, TOWELS, Sc.
So Buyers will 6nd cur stock very large, and
every department Kept nn sG ana full
Splendid Velvet ard g 9th CL0AKs.
roi7-l2t PRICE 4 WATKINS.
kx- CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT,
OMAN STREET
CiOAkS for Ladies', Misses and Children
B0NNETS, Ribbons. Flowers, Head Dresses and
Caps
DRESS TgIMaING5-Fancy Hai. Pins large as
MnaAIR Cans. pnf, and Rolls
MOUsEIAINE DELAINES and Black Silks
FANCY GAPS for Chiidren--Infant Frocks
EXTENSION SKIRTS for Ladies. Misses and Chill
dTen
RUGHEs. Feathers, Collarz and Sleeves. Caiicoes
Together with good assorted stock OF
FANCY NOTIONS
At prices to defy competition.
Call ar the MANTLE and CLOAK DEPOT so
Main street, two doors below Whites Ladies' Shoe
Saloon. 4 kKakiEL.
no 22-Jts
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Administration Of Criminal Law In
ENGLAND.

a-he following Is an example OF the prompt and
Rigorous manner in which criminal Law ia admin
tstsred in Englsnd. 1t was casa Of fraud prae-
ticed BY stock broker:
william Lemon Oliver, a stock broker of No.
Austin Friars. aud apparently occupying highly
respectable position as commercial mar. was
charged that he, having received from Niss Caro-
line Adelaide Dance, Of sonthsea, Hants. n sum oil
Is co., 1870 co., with ibsti uctOus ia writing TO
invest the amount in certain securities, did ui-
lavfuIIy convert the same TO his own use.
Mr. Bodk!p instructed by Messrs Desborough,
younr Desborn q gh Of Sise lane attended for the
prosecution. and said: Sir, regret to have to
bring before you another instance OF the iamenta,
h,s deIinqusnees which have lately attracted %
mich Of the public attention In this city. 1 APP
s,ssr here, Sir, for lady who, having derived ter
property from the estate Of deceased relative,
was Induced to intrust her portion (-5Vyo) to the
prisoner to invest, half in Canada Goeernmeut
kouds and the other half Ia treat Western Can
ada Bonds, and have here the account in The
hnndwritipp Of the prisoner, OF the investment OF
that sun.
The truth was however, he had made no such
iavestmsnt, had purchased no such bonds, but had
appropriated the twenty thousand dollars to his
own use. He was at once arrested, without regard
" his previous high standing and good character,
nrraigned before the sitting Justice and after the
examination OF testimony, was promptly remand
ed to prison. The following Conversation. at the
close Of the proceedings, shows the difference In
the manner of administering justice IN England
and 10 some portions OF our own country:
Mr.. Richardson-WiIl your Honor he kind
onough TO allow that Mr.. Oliver may be- taken TO
the prison In cab, instead oi going in the prison
Ssnf
Aid. Carter-Certainly not.
Mr. Richardsop-I mean at his own cxr ense.
Aid. Carter-Jt lie o most fragrant case, and the
respectable position OF the prisoner renders the
offence even more serious. cannot mako any dis.
sinctiou between him aud any other prisoner.
The New York Nescs asks with point, "What
Judge In New York would think of thrusting the
sobbsr Of an orphaninto common prison coach,
provided hs wore light kids and patent leather
hootsf" Instead of this, tho probabilities are
that In niue cases out of ten, . wealthy swindlsr
IN the United States escapes all punishmeps. Our
Republican country has yet to introduce Repub.
licsnism into it, courts OF JUSTICE and may learn
some useful lessons on that point from aristocrae
England.
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ma HAnpY's AsrI. FRIcrIos GREASE

~ uAHUI ANTI hIOIIUN UhhAsH'
This Grease for Omn;bnsses. Wagons and Ma
ckinery Of every description, superior TO any yet
di- covered aud eftc saving OF n per cent to the
as compared with any other Grease.
JNO W GAkLtCK, Aposhecary, &c.
no 24-lw Market Place. Franklin st.
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~ syBIL!-This thrilling production is Great.
Ing intense excitement wherever it Is read.
For sae at the GIFr Book STORE. No "a Main
street. 1t
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 23.--Tne States says it is
probable the Postmaster General has taken pre-
limnary steps for forwarding the mail to San
francisco by the TehGantopec Route, in conse>
4uence IF the early arrival OF the Quaker City at
New Orleans. lie has also issued orders for q
weekly overland mai! from New Orleans via Der
wick Bay aud Galveston to San Antonio themes to
III psso to intercept the regular Pacific mail from
Memphis.
The same paper has the best reasons for be-
lieviBg that the Secretary Of State mas deula Dded
Of the Spanish Minister an explanation of Spain's
effect in her demonstrations against Mexico.
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sLgEr AND Ssew.-On Monday morning last We
had light fall of sleet. The weather ID now COOL
aud bracias. The salrda Mountains are covered
with snow, which, with tho heavy ffos.s and cold
nights, make us feel that winter is upon US.
lTt>rr5I, IS O. ErtfrprtsS.
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~ +. BAKER, Eso.-SIR:

~GEozan B. SrHzL, Dentist, Otics
and residence. 10. ISL on Man, between stf and sth
treess Richmond Va. nav Shy
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LAND sALg.-George Mattngiy, Esq, has jus.
purchastd the Mount Welby estate in Warrington
cosnt nearly opposite Alexandria, Va consisting
Of pa acres, delightfully."- situated, slipping from
the brow Of the ridge towards the Potomac. lie
paid for it about GOO.
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ExPIAsArros-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel Til. amount opposite esch Number
is tho Prize which the Number Is entitled 20. II
your rumbar Is not in the list, and docs not end in
yoar ticket is blank.
All Tickets where the Number ends In ! are shtj
Had TO S21 in addition to any othsr Prize which the
above drawing may entitls it to. HALF Quarter and
Iigh.h Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates OF Packages are entitled 10 all thsy
draw over the So Prizes. Halves quarters and
Highths in proportion.
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned 20
this once Ter cash re-inT with the 0nT-
era name endorsed on the back. Tickets that have
not draw pr ise< need rot be retnTDed.
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DISTRESSING DEarH.-A little son Of Mr. George
Hoeffer, aged about three years. on Monday aflerI
noon. drank, unobserved, boiling water from the
spont Of a teapot. The injuries were great that
he died las; evening Hrs parents resided on Ble-
men street, Cincinnati Tinlss.
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res Leo by mistake at my House,
on 81 street. barrel Of FLOUR. whish the ewntr
can have By proving property and paying ior this
-.
no 2s-2tG NJ EUUPEh.
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OFFICIAL
~ DRAWING OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA,
GLASS ~.
At Aueusta. Georges. saturday. Nov 20 iSad.
SAMUEL SWAN CO.. Managers.

Nos. Prize. Nos. Prize, ,Nos Prizes .Nos Prizes
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FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 2-The Overland Mall which
arrived here on Saturday evening, besides the
mail, brought five passengers.
During severe storm at Tegon, on the I'd Of
October, stampede occurred among the cameis
used 10y Lieut. Beale. Nine had been recovered,
but six were still missing.
The Los Angeles Star, speaking of immigration
says, another large party CT immigrants from
Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas and Texas, had arrived
during the week, in excellent health aud without
experiencing the slightest Inconvenience. The
Stations of the Overland Mail Company afford
Resting places at convenient distances, and greatly
assist travellers. The stock of the company was
in excellent condition. and the animals arrive In
good order large immigration from the South
western States IL now on the rad.
ENCOURAGING IRON FRASER RIVER.
Victoria dates to the 18th Of October had bsen
received.
Nine hundred ounces Of gold dust had been rea
ceived by express, besides several large parcels
brought by passengers.
The accounts from above are more favorable,
the mines turning cut mach better than Was an
tcipated month previous. New diggings Of all
descriptions had been discovered and mole nlins2|
were going up the river than coming dowf
Freigh's from Victoria to Port Hope had adval
from $40 to $50 per ton.
The shipments of gold from Victoria through
Wells, Fargo Co., from the 4th of August to the
18th Of October, amounted 10 $4,000.
FRoG OREGON.
The remains of Capt. Taylor and Lieut.. Custom
were buried at Waila Wails.
Mitchell, the nephew Of Karmakin, the leading
murderer of the lud an egent. Sir. Bolon, three
yaars since, has been captured by Maj ,r Garnett,
and confined at Port Simcos.
Yakima, chief the 0utus tribe, and father Of
Qusichien. was killed while attempting to escape
from Col. Wright's command.
The navigation of Fraser river has been thrown
open to all parties.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Tne States says IL is
probable the Postmaster General has taken pre-
limnarY stems for forwarding the mail to ca
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERTIsICArE.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing Of
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list OF the
Numbers and Prizes. a. they were drawn BY us this
DAY. 'Ney.,ath 1855. al Augusta. Ga.
y. c. BARBER s,zo,,, Cor,,,.
L. P. DUGAS. ""osA'"ni r.
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me;
LEWIS LEVY. p.
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k6~ VA. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL 60
cIsTf The members Of the Excessive Committee
specially requested TO meet at the Office of the Pres
id4ns, (James Lyons. Esq :, ON FRIDAY next the
18th Nov, at 4 o'clock. P. Vi.
by order,
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AsARTuH IHTELLIszHNCn

P.rt of Rseamon,s, Nor. 23-High Water 81 0'eiocs
ARRIVED.
schr Brunette, Johnson. Philadelphia, Indsc.
W Currie.
scIr Frazier, -. wheat. Warwick BGrks.
dale.
SAILED.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, ndze
and pass singers, Ludlam & Watson.
steamer George Peabody, Pritchett. Baltimore
mdza Ludlan d Watson.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse.
HE Tuttie.
schr Cerito. Crowel, Boston, mdse, d W Cur
rie
Schr Nelly y. Haley Petersburg. 10 ballast.
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lay BaEEDEH & Fox are in receipt,
this usrning of another large lot OF
LADIES' EA6LANS AND CIoAke,
Ali Of the newest stylss;and at very low prices.
nc 23-6t
E%A MEETING Of be israelites Of this
city is requested on "WEDNESDAY evening the 9th
inst, a. o'clock at the Synagogue Ga Et5, near
Msr.hal street. fer the purpose OF tsking such ac-
tiOn as Is necessary In the case of Edgar Mortara,
who was fcrcibly abducted from his parents at Boz
logr, by order OF the Roman lnqusition.
g. The friends OF Religious Liberty are also re.
spectfully invited TO attend nos3-I
~ NovEMBRR 10th, 1858.
ELEGANT VELVET AND CLOTH CLoAKs AND
RAGLANs, FURS AND CURTAIN GOODS.
I. R. PRICE 4 co. are adding daily to their
stock:
VELVET AND CLOT4i CL0AKS
BLACK AND COLD CLOTH RAGLANS
CURTAIN GOODS, in amask
BROC ATELLEs, LACE CURTAINS
noa1 ' + PRICE co.
6B. SPLENDID
VELVET
CLOTH
CLOAKS
AND
LA RuPFLED sLEEvEs.
Just received
M ls-6t PRlCS a WATKINS.
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T'O LEAsE.-Thc vacan, grouacs, /

4 longing to me. 90 the North margin OF re
Dock, will he LEASED for three or i've years. TIE
lotion apart OF which Mr.. Whites rtabies are ,eIa
po:arily located 1is lease expires with this year,
large, and well suited for 3 !umber coal or WOOD
yaid and 50 also Is The lot the opposite side Of
iSth street For terms, apply to pr Jsssee \. bee
see, at his on hast side CT 18th street. between
Main and Cary street.
no e3-dim BACON TAFT.
r0LLEC rOk'S NOTICE. shall visi
~ the Northern Cities in q few days, on eolleei
ing tonr. and will be pleased to attend 10 Any baa
NESS In nay iine.
no Z3-5t RICHARD HILL.
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AMUeHNUrTs.
wAMTn.

| yyTANTED--An Cffice ON Franklin a
w below the Exch snge Hotel ono or two RON.
FROM lst December. Apply. through Post Once =
Box ISL no 2t--s,s
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WANTED 10, 0c0 pounds GINSENG
w for which we will pay the bighest ua,hs
price in CASH. uAssiE q Pr EAsANTs
~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

south with great effect b. an overriding major.
iIy from the free States. The south then should
be careful how it places such a weapon in the
hands of enemies.
We notice that the Tfmes of Saturday last
congratuIates its readers upon tina settlement q
tho vexed question in it, present shape. twill
be an ill-omened peace that will follow. Has
the Times read the remarks of two of its own
great party lights on,the bill in its present
shapel We refer to the speeches of Messrs.
Crittenden ard Marshall. II it has read them
does it still for all congratulate the country on
such settlement as is apparently effected ~
the English bill
It is far, very far from settlement let Us IN
form the Tines The people of the country
will mark and brand such settlsment-sueh a
cheat and s~indle, with their intensest indigna-
ton when the day and the hour comes fOrthein
/ to pass upon it.