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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-07

"BUY NE AND III DO YOU GOOD =.
Now is the time to use che great Spring and summer
Medicine.
DIR LANGLEY'
RIO OF AN II ERB BITTEBS
Composed ot Sarsgparitt, HId Cherrv Teioo Doet,
Puc+y dsh Iho,ovgh rou Rq"5aro NlNarat, Dam
concert and assist Nature iu erad.eauus disease.
The effect of his medicine Is most wouderfa-it acts
directly upon he bowels and blood, oy renewing 40 ob-
srtuus from the internal organs stimu .auug them in-
to healthy t1u, reuu,atus the fountains 90 life and
sigor purifying the blood, cleansing from all hun1rs,
audi causing t % course Hev through every part of Tho
body. They and eradicate from the system Liver
Camrlaut-ihlt main wheel uf go many discascsIauu
dice iu It's worst forms. al Billions diseases aud Foul
ana nAn' Indigestion Headache Deafness Piles
Heartburn. Weakness, Pain Boo The Siee and Bowels,
fat1iene} loss q Appetite aud a kindred complaints
caused by torpid or diseased liver disordered Stom
ach, bad Blood, 20 which all less sub cct
in Spring and Summer.
fakcu n large doses, Fever and Aguo may be broken
up and cured az This ha, become standard med
ieue. and !. decidedly the best the world saw.
Price only % c,s for the pint, and 81 IL cts for the
Sold BY all medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should De addressed J. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor. IL
Marshall St, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggist. in Montpelier and by r. E.
SNrn Wholesale to the trade. S2OS
EXPLOSIONS AND ACCIDENTS.
We daily hud in the newspapers, accounts ofhorribe
accidents occurring from che of dangerous Burning
Fluid. The only safe way we know is to use
GREENOrGH's
NoN-EXPLosIyE BURNING FLUID AND
CAMPHENE.
Sold only by Fred. E. smith, Montpelier.
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERSM =!
Az OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN
Don't fail 10 procure Mrs Wnsow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Ieethiug Ii has no equal On Earth. No
mother who has ever tried Mrs. Wuslow's S0oruNG
SrEr for Children will 70 let her child pass
through the distressing aud critical period Of eethny
without thc aid II this invaluable preparation Iffe
H..sf I.. Hs. Iff. sHo ft
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-07
NEW
5 p r IN G. ID RY G Cd S


The undersigned receiving their Spring and
Summer Stock Of new Dry Goods Of British, French,
German and American Manufacture, Ito which shall
be making addtons,) which offer prices
tn insure the attention Of first class purchasers, and
EMBRAcING ASSORTMENT
DRESS FABRICS.-Valencias, Silks Dueas, Ma
donnas, &c
DE LAINES.-Hamilton,P Pacific, and Manchester Co.
PRTNTS.-Merrimac, Cocheeo, Pacific, Manchester,
and other styles
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Pepperell, Amoskeag Cot
tons, Denims, &c.
SUMMER GOODS-For Mems and Boys
FL1NNELS-Whtoa and Colored, Twiled and Plain.
WOOLENS,-Cloths, Cassimeres, satnets, &c.
SHAWLS.-In great assortment.
LINEN GOODS-Table Covers, shirtings, and Hand
kerehiefs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Undersleeves, &c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES-Gentlemen's Ladies',
and Chdrens.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wares our usual variety.
Our Stock will at all times embrace the most approved
afklna r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-07
VNHE CRY STAL OIL LAMP,
L FOR BURNING THE CRYSTAL OIL,
be- Combining Economy and Salety.~q.a

VNHE CRY Stall OIL LAMP,
L FOR BURNING THE CRYSTAL OIL,
be- Combining Economy and Salety.~Essa
Pafcm Rights for States and Counties For Sale.
This important invention for producing the cheapest
light in the world is perfected and offered the pub
lie. Numberlcss other attempts have been made pro-
duce cheap light but attended with such inherent
the Crystal Oil Lamp while il is the cheapest is both
safe and dgreeabir in every position making clear,
chre and brilliant hame-entirely free from smoke
OdOr There is danger from explosion, but is perfect
W safe under al circumstances. The oil be used in
any place without fear Of soing the incest garments
The Lamps SIMPLY arranged and perfectly controla
bic by the children and domesiics and constructed
that the light be varied in moment from that Of
to eighteen twenty ordinary lamps While il is free
from the dmgrecable smell arising from the Kerosene
and the danger attending the ~ burning fluid, it is
found upon scientific comparison toproduce
As much light for ONE CENT as Kero-
seno will for THREE CENTS, or Burning
Fluid will for SIX CENTS.
Thus saving fve-sixhs of the entire amount now cxpend
ed the price Of the lamp in about month They are
adapted Ia all situations, making the cheapest aud most
desirable light Tor every place - the largest halls
churches well private dwellings The patent on
this lamp for the different States and counties through
out the Union with the exclusive sale Of the Crystal OIL
Is now offered TO the public, presenting apportu-
nifty for merchants to for themselves the nonopo
ly OF trade entirely free from opposition. Facilities
completed for the manufacture Of the lamps In such guam
titles that they will be furnished TO the purchasers Of
rights in any style, at such cost viii yield almost
increduous profit These rights will be closed off inn
mediaey and the lamps and oil delivered soon as
desired, As no amps or oil will be sold to any but pur-
chascrs Of rights all letters making the request will not
OIL Lamp Co.." No. Merchants Row, will be promptly
attended TO- S907
Crystal OIL Lamp Company, No. 5 Merchants
Ro,o, Boston,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-07
oO92 Altcsi j R. cIEAvEIAND, Register.


A
~ The subscribers having been appointed by the hon
urabe Probate for the district of Washington
missoners, 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate Of George K
Edgerly late Of MiddcseX in said district deceased
presented nsoyen and the term Of months from the
10Th day Of April 1885 being allowed by said
the creditors OF said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice. that will at
tend TO the duties Of appointment the dwelling
house Of the widow Eunice Edgery in MddleseX in said
district the first Tuesday Of June and October next,
at nine o'clock in the forenoon each Of said days
EBEN SCRIBNER, o.
IRA CUMMINS, W" ~
Mdllesex. Anril y. A. d. 1855 N0n2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-07
Boston & prw uorb ADVERTISEMENTS.
IIIO THE CITIZENS OF VERMONT

Schicdam Aromatic SchnaDDs.
This medicinal beverage manufactured by the propri-
eor at schiedam, Holland expressly for medicinal use,
by process peculiar his Factory 1t is the pure
1incurc Of the Italian Juniper Berry. whose vim.
Gus extract Is distilled aud rccfcd with is spurious sol
vent which thus becomes concentrated tincturc q
que hayor and aroma, altogether tanscendant in its
cordial and medicinal properties any alcoholic stmu-
liant 10, the world. II is now prescribed by more than
5000 physicians in the United States In cases of Gravel
Gout, Dropsy and Bladder and Kidney Complaints,
Put up n Quart and Pint Bottles in Of one dog
qts and Of two dozen pts, and for sale by all
the Druggists and Country Merchants.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacture and Importer,
Depot p Beaver-SL, New York.
The Proprietor takes the liberty Of referring the fol-
lowing Physicans in the Eastern States who have used
the sthuapps u their practice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

IsAAC q. WILLIAMS. Tlos. \. COMPTON.
Galveston Agricultural Warehouse,
MORO CASTLE, CORNER STRAND AND FREMONT STREET.
WHERE will be found large stock OF
HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Suited growing wants OF the country; among these
great variety OF :.
PLoUGs-cast Wrought and Steel, from light Horse to
six Cattle
CULrIvATORs-o all kinds Cotton Sweeps Horse Hoes and
CORN sIiELIERs-snge aud Double for Hand and Horse
CORN PLANTERS.
SEED sowERs--For Hand or 1Iorse.
Moving aud Rcapng Machines.
Scythes and Cradles; Fanning Ailsi
Thrcshing Machines Horse and Hand Rntcs.
FIGURING Plantation Corn Mills burr Stone and Steel Corn
ami Cob Crusnrrs, and Feed Mills
Chums--Rotary Tiermonr or and Dash
Garden Engines, Hoes, Spades, Axes, Picks
Bush Hooks &c, Store and Wharf Trucks
Plantation and Road Wagons
Garden and Dirt l,arrows
Wagon and Plough Harness. collar., Ismes 6o
Ok Yokes Bows, low Pins and Bull Rings
Road and Ditching scrapers
-Belting-
Oak Tanned Stretched Leather, nom to IA nchesi
Iydrant Hose Pipes and Coupling
Lace Leather Rveis and Punches
Garden Seeds and Plants
Agent for Miller wngatcs Kentucky Harvester Reaper
and Mower combined
Miller and wingntc,s Corn and Cob Crushing NH.
c. W. Browns Patent Grst Mill, French and Burr.
FEEroNs sFLFsnARrENINa CORN MEAL AND GEsER-
Al FEED MILL.
TIlREsIiING MACHINES AND sEPARAToRs, AND
MILLER, WISGATE & co.'s PENNSYLVANIA FOUR
HORSE POWER AID TnRESIRRs.
McCORD BOGARDUs HORSE POWER.
AGENT PoR E. CARVER & co.sIMPRovED COTTON ON,
axD CIIICIIiSTERs SEA ISLAND COTTON GIN
GENERAL AGENTS FOR MANUFACTURES.
May Is5s-i5:1yr. ISAAC g. WILLIAMS L co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

A DounLE, BED INSISTED UroN.-A letter
from Hamburg, published in the Utica Ob,er.
yer, relates the following anecdote:
From Paris we went TO AK Ia Chapelle,
and then to Cologne and Bonn. From Bonn,
half hours ride by railroad enabled us to
visit Btuhl, Prussian palace, the grounds
about which are very handsome. although the
palace itself is, when compared with The Eng
lish and French, rather plain The attendant
who showed u the palace, pointed out to US
large double bed, wide enough for three or
four, which had been made for Victoria and
Prince Albert, on the occasion of the Queens
visit, some Ten years ago, 10 Prussia. The
Prussian style is single beds, two in the same
room, but Victoria would not submit 10 be un-
eepsorted, and demanded her accustomed ac-
se,nncdaions Another double bed is now
shown at Bruhl, which the Prince Of Prussia,
who has just married Ficioria's daughter, or
dered for their accommodation at Cologne
which is an hour OF two By raiiroad from
BruhI-but wEieh proved 70 be ico short for
hrs princely accommodation, 50 that an ex-
Ueess train had 70 be Dispatched r. Bruhi, C
ilsao ;hem fhf tf-'nria couch
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
Land for Sale.

4 tract Of 100 acres lying Grove Creek in Ell
\ lis county about miles North of Waxahachie
being the South half of 800 acre survey in the
name of the Heirs of Peter b. Stout. The land is OF
tn bestquay, and has running water uponit. For
price 'anpJtertns of sale apply to this office.
hlne ID lS6S-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
Fl L S .
UNION HOUSE,
A. i. Observation-Disclosures.

Ne Kinney, Collin County, Texas. r.
uIIANKFUI for past fvors conferred upon me by the z
travelling local public AMI being determined To sshh
my and entire attention to the VANS OF the
wearicd traveller take this method Of informing
balance OF mankind, that my house open at all times
the reception and accommodation of those who may favor
with call Being Of but Business, and having a
farm connected with my house. promise my patrons Tint they
shmi be satisfied. In connection with my house
large and convenient stae supplied with the finest prov
clcr @Egypt" attended by the hest and most rabc
ostlers IL IL IL nj s:
Board with lodging per month So 90
without lodging per month 10 90
Man and horse per day SO
nght-supper and breakfast, %
Man per night, 20
Single meal rs
Let 1t be distinctly understood that the Office OF the STGE
LIVE FINN Mckinney Bonla and from Mckinney Dallas
kept house, and passengers always be accommodate
ted as other travellers, at twenty-five cents per meal
] lS6T-5ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
SCHOLASTIC.
DaIla. Collegiate institute.
,lnle nnd remnIr In .epaIaie DernIlmsni.

]. MYERs, A. N. aud Milton.
Air.. NJ. ~ MYERS, ''''""
Tie eehg.e u ,iaiy ie Ais ii'iisiig4 sails'"a
ns trGaeAu p,nlNy islgNl - hs t"i sfAe''s =
hs f9aEiry,
The scholastic year 10 ii,ilel into two Sessions 81
i've mouths each the fret Mill commence ON lhe hls1
Monday OF September next, aud the seeohd oh We
krst MONDAY Of February,
TIlftMS;
Per session u I've iOnihs, payable s'f's'y ~ '"'
Close 81 the session, Is fellows;
ERARY;-Aeeorling TO branches ~
siuliel ifum S"'S -
MUSIC Piano, with use Of Instrument va W
Ineilenlal tax Noa-l Sc. - w
Modern IAhgnages. Embroidery draw
ing Sc, Ne,-Rxtra.
AMER ihe irst mouth students viii lie charged nun
the time OF entrance 40 drigdl0a "a aHy ea'e eEeW
for pFotrdeiai WgeS,,
Hoard can he obtained In the place on the most
reasonable terms. For further particulars address
lhg prlnrlpal, Hpallas Texas, July 18th laoe-iily
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
EsEcElapO0 Steam Saw Miii.
Am 400 FEET SEASONED LUMBER

100000 SEHScNi s' u AVA 'A'hS
NOW ON HAND.
TNIIESE MILLS arc finely situated, Immediately on
l. the line between Anderson and Henderson coun,
tes miles northwest of the town of klckapoo, II
miles southeast of Athens, I5 miles from the crossing
of the Trinity at Basctte, IS miles from Porter
Bluff II from Larissn, % from Rusk 20 from Pales-
tine, G5 from Kaufman, As from Canton, 10 from ~
lcr G5 from Centrcvillc, 100 from Dallas, 80 from
Waxalaclic, GO from Corsicana, 81 from wild Cat
Bluff, 50 from Pine Bluff, 80 from Parkcr's Bun,
10 from Waco, so from Fairfield, 10 from Springfield,
12O from Fort Worth, 100 from Buchanan, lOO from
IIillsborougl and 105 from Johnson's Station.
PRICES:
Flooring, per hundred feet, VI So
Ceiling, " :" 20
Misunderstanding, 20
All other sizes in proportion.
These mills under the supervision OF first rate
Sawyer and Engineer, and being in regular operation,
the public may always depend upon n full supply OF
well seasoned lumber, and upon having all bills, large
and small, filled with accuracy and at the shortest no.
tce according to orders.
All orders must be addressed to BENZ II. JOHNSON,
Kickapoo, Anderson County, Texas.
Johnson's Station, Tarrant Co., April 1s-i3:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
PIasfering.

THE undersigned being now permanently locaiel
i in Dallas respectfully offers his services TO the
public. az Plasferer. Having demonstrated the
fact that the material Of this country when properly
combined. is as susceptible Of making good &C.
mint ~ that Of the North.
LINE Cor sale, viii be kept on hand.
A valuable consideration paid for HAIR.
VIC. GoDLEr
pnilas. Hsrel, 81. ls5s-fe.lvs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
PURE WHITE WHISKY.

MERCHANTS and others wishing PURE
WI LIQUORS, will find s FULTON'S PURE
WHIIE and WHEAT WHISKY Just the thing
They are distilled in Kentucky and imported by the
undersigned, and are offered TO the trade with pos
tive guarantee that they PURE and free from all
the POIS0NS 50 commonly used in the adalteration
Of liquors. Imported and sold only by
II FULTON & co,
Jurc 20 1873 = n Fosst5h 7t1as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
Nughes, SaddIery ware
Land fol. sale.

II VIE undersigned, rs agent of Noah Spears, offers
l. for sale tract of land on Five Mile Creek con-
tanning Eleven Hundred acres more or less
There is on said land comfortable dwelling and
sixy acres in good state Of cultivation, and also
arge portion Of II very heavily timbered 1t Is I'M
necessary to give fuller descriptions as ono wishing
to purchase will look at it before doing For terms
Of sale and any other information desired apply the
undersigned tI5:Gmo.1 JOHN d. KERFO0T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
Kaufman Hotel,
Rogers, House,

Rogers House.
Tr.fX.1H.4CHLE, ELLIS CO., TEXTS.
1'he subscriber respectfully announces to the travelling
public that this large and commodous hotel now HI
open the reception and entertainment Of the publc1
Ills constant aud unreming eots will continue hereore
no 80 torender those who favor him with call comfortable
noME. His Is constantly furnished WIN e.siy
thing that can procured the ms table suppe'
with the best provender and attended with attentive no,
lie refers 10 the travelling public generally T. W. RoGEis
Hacks will be kept hand to convey passengers to any OF
he adjoining towns or points. June rs, lS56-oly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
Mckinney Hotel.

WENEhIEAEhVS HEVSNHs
MCKINNEY, COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS.
s. ID. SKIDMORE, Proprietor. p.su
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens A
Of sunzning country and the travelling pub lssym
lie generally hate has recently erected large add-.z
this house, and prepared with comfortable aud well
furnished rooms all who may give him call lie
promises his fare shall be the best that the country a
ford and stable shall all times be well supplied and b. at
tended by experienced oers Thankful past vors he
pcc,fuly socts share Of the public patronage.
I5.iy S. b. SKIDNORE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
rs. >. Osborn.

ATTORNEY AND COUNsELL0R-AT-LAw.
NpfaaR. kaufaan Co., Itr.
Will airl promptly al nnes, suTucl 10 lis eI,.-
W sIsei al',uh N he Yiyr u llc eoe'i q caus, "a
s iagerF ai grilug " snl Titles, anal 70 he syng
and . llius q lail., jane S, lsSs-i0n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
.yoseph q. Terrell,
John fs. EsnylOr,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AlFLAW,
BtikEap, Young County, Teas,
WILL practice IN an the Courts eHplsd Ia the slScynh IN
w dicli District, lTual at.y given o. al business en-
trusted 10 lila earr June ~, lsST--50iiy'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
The FarIner,s Guide


To Srienctifc and Practical Agriculture.
By UgSEY sTEr1s-s y. r. g. Il Eiinbu and the lnte j. r.
N5rS Professor q Scientific Agriculture Yale College Ne-
HISe vols. Royal OctzTo. 1000 pages and numere.s
veal ard sfesi En.,Taviugs.
T- Is cosy, the mos. eupicte work Agriculture ever
yhl asd T. oler 70 give wider crrrlaii5n the pahIla
az li-re resolved to reduce tbs price to
FIVE DOLLARS for the TWO VOLUMES.
HAs1 nt hy mail tlssI=ii) % California and 0rcgon ths
price VI b. 81. To other Isrt II the Tnion aud Cana
a. (s.Fai So u 71fs grs re Old Book slise
F1rsn-n
Isnte- far nv 7fs above Publications sboaia swsy- b.
aitresss8, .sriaraiis e ii- Publishers. 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
John e.. Mccoy.
ssaac baylor.
hi. Nnrlcn Stone.

ATTORNEY aud cOUNSELL OR AT III ~,
WILL raee ia the eounles u Kaufman caln lsnion, ~
w ia ADD uslas, also ia the sugeiue Court ~ 1yT, and Ia
ts rnr cns Dallas and iolaing eouiies, sleri at
snon viii D. yVen % eltsiiv' and hs ieIrigs n iNies "a
Ani, Dallas, Dec. 20, lhol-4iy'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
Good n Mckenzie,

ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,
Dallas, Teas,
WILL practice hrr profession In all the cris u thu 10Th jn
,ial District comprising the counties OF Collin uFayson, Cooke
Muniagus Clay Ace lmuTton ienns, Jack. Wise, Den
t Taant, laTl,r johnson, . an ballast In Kaufman In c
NH, and Ia the snprme Court II the state At Austin.
PE MT attention will he given 10 all bussess entrusted u
their carr
Ir Onec the North eide Of Mala street, dOcr West
| "a Crutyhhrd lluusr,
| Dallas, TuIas, January 10, issS-a9n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

CLUBBING.
discount twenty-five per cent from price win
allowed ordering four copies any or more
Of works. Thus -Four copies of Backwood OF ore
Review will be sent address 50 copies Of The r
Reviews and Blsokwooi FOR $50; and or
POSTAGE
ia III the principal Cities and Towns these works VIII deHy
crd fRT POSTAGE When sent by mail tho postage aay
part nIied viii he CKSrs ye.r
Baekwood and but year Of the
Reviews.
n. B The price in Great Britain Of The fire Pc
ri0lieals a6ove-aGmel is SSl per aaaua.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
GOOD MEDICINES,


1t is estimated that AyKRs onERRy PEcroRAI AND GA
Pulls have done promote the public health
than other one There can be question that
the Cherry Pectora has by Its thousand thousand
of Colds Coughs, Asthsma,z Group, Influenza,
Bronchitis, &C., very much reduced the proportion OF
deaths from consumpve diseases in this country The
pills good as the Pectora and will more COM
lplaInts.
Everybody purging. Purge the blood
impurities Purge the Bowels Liver and the whole
vscer system from distractions Purge the diseases
which fasen on bodv to work its decay But for dis
eases should die only of old age Take nntot"s
y and thrust 1t from the system before it is yet strong
to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease only while 1T
weak but when It has taken strong hol Read the
from dreadful scroula Dropsy Ulcers Skin Diseases
matism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Internal Pains, Bilious
Complaints, Heartburn, Headache, Govt many less
dangerous but sim threatening such pmpes
Irregularities Dizziness in the head Colds Fevers Dyson
tery and indeed every variety of complaints for which
Purgntive Remedy isJrequired
are no statements but authenticated by
Try them once, and you viii never BE- without them
Price 20 cents per BoS-5 Boxes for $780,
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER, Chemist, Lowell Ms and
sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere augSO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
EXECUTIVE DEP ARTNENT, 4
CRY OF JEFFERSON, Aug. 4, 1858.

OlTI OF 0EFEEIasON, TUG. = 1905.
GENERAL GARDENHIRE-.Den Sir: My attention
has been called to car,l;which was in Circulation
in the hands of n few persons on Monday last,
over your signature, and also tothe publication
of the same in the Duily Missouri Doaocgat, Of
the Sd inst, containing language dcrogatory to
my character as n gentleman and an honorable
man. Since the perusal of tho same, 1 have
been informed that, though the card was written
and signed by you under the excitement that
grew out Of the proceedings of Saturday night
that twas put info circulation against your ex-
press order, as an article which, upon reflection,
you did not think proper to publish. You will
confer favor uponme by informing me at your
earliest convenience, whether you authorized
said publication. Very respectfully, &C.,
r. N. STEWART.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
The Deacon.
Fat Men weighing $50.
Fat Men weighinp 800.
Common Fat Men Weighing but $40.
Mortified Fat Men weighing but 2lO.

YELLOW FEVER IN HopokEv.-some excite
ment has existed in Hoboken, consequent upon
the appearance of an alleged case of yellow few.
er in that community. The steamer Philadel-
phia arrived from New Orleans a few DAYS since
and was quarantined, but the we'll passengers
were permitted to land after few hours de-
tentiOn. Among these we'll passengers was, it
is said, young man living'in Hoboken, who
went straight home, and took to his bed with
symptoms of the yellow fever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

a BELLIoERENr TINE IN MIssoUn1.-Ex-Attor.
ney-G General Gardenhire, of Missouri, in card
dated Jefferson City, Aug. 8, called Gov. Stew
art hard names-in fact, he said the Governor
was "a wilfu, deliberate, corrupt liar and scoun-
drel'-whereupon the following correspondence
passed: