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TBRAGG9s5 ARCTIC TTWIMnWT.

Bra Co.'S ARCTIG 1SINIMfi1II1.
ts hns s9 ys ss gEeas
p9ngss of RheumatiS, Gfout, ErysIpelGs
al a5a al
The give for the
PastfsE months Ger.
As Of
lne5tlil one ,Roflle T,eIuua1Rhantsosp
Mrs. Mont, No. s46 Morgan Street, IL Louis, having
suffered for three viii and tfisd many
tIs 81 eA6LlniE6ent
Owe5 q r. Toulr1Nt .S,.,-s 80 y, 50
Henry Mound street, Louis. Who says he vas
the Pangs Of with Neuralgia, for
cured by thEse Fl the
Pity tie. G.lllle OhlldFsnis 81
chis1go, Rlstting q Kettle
fs lsSGss
andin ateW day9the ven .f52 ~
Mrs George Z. Cana had LONG suf-
~ sss lsSsp
Eugene Mallory, NStslts yict, Of
o ss ss4.s
WondcrfuI CureE
Mrs. Bedford, Mobile, couch
years VIII numb hon ths
msnt, In q little over month
dIheisby certify that ha5fh Bt5 81 az 6faists and
me to try Braggs Imminent. Thesaft
" extra ted from schld41 dn very short time all
the pain gone from the bruised. weeks i au
HENRY HAVERSKiLIs, resfde hOe NickRon kfPest
The Blind 8e0l
WEBsTln ClIY .loRnSNOs Pin 1867.
QR.:A g: tlT; For q Sears
Hhad been l9 ed With lh1amed in an
degree, and trle1
20 no eneGt5 Induced Baum Arctic
intment1 and nltWo months vas Ny little
and during portion entirely blind
IN one eyes applied your 16abls Iinibi Jnd her
eyes are now perfectly sound Thus with one two
cured my besides
curing the In back. would not
yourtnValuable remedyi IN my house. Y0nr1 truly,
30 t5e EisRa. RUssELIs.
I.s u ssF a WEBSTER Cry, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1857.
eerti!y that am Wen acquainted With VI lillian
Russell and with the astonishing he mentions md
know his abatement to be strictly true
J.J.WADs@oRFtI, +. NJ, Webster CITY.
1g2h 9iH1SO61sGoEi Amino G6sti,i al
This Invaluable Eminent equally shcatious In
curing the diseases apimpl4 following
certificate: MesgrsJ e4 Arnot fnot c.
keep the two are zen
orally known threpEhoptth gpitesl satateA, i ~
,s,5 80: l.eUis, Dee a8d, 1851.
ment for number Of chEer4uy to It's 80.
peEtQr efficacy in curing hotseS;So well are
we6atshedOCthe Arctic being the best made
that would other We keep and have kent for
number ofyearss eity,ano
consequently our experience about
Weunhestta TIni.
ments the only one pF0dg5 4blcfioe
othefs having thecaFe OF horses, -
kfa 5.sk A. AREo9.
LYNOH. ARN0T! = co.,
Cheannt Street.
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BUSINESS NOTIOEs.l

Anottsr Letter. The Captain Of the steam
boat Creole writes as follows: b. 27s'55 ,s.
Dr., Dr. "A. is. TopD. Dear Sir. 1 have for "a
number of years, used inimy family, your Anti.
bilious or Liver Pills, aud have found them ttrtl-
" valuable. I use but little other medicine in
my family, indsthem safe, easy in their 6pe-5
ration andthey cleanse the stomach and bowies,
t better than any other physic that I have any
knowledge Of
/ have also.useds them for many years on nv.
boat, on the Ohio and Mississippi IhaY1e
found them to suit the bilious diseases of the
South, better than any other medicine have
ever used. Yours very respectfully,
~ yct. ~, 1893. JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
2 4: 81. Logan q Co., General Agents.
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanfords Liver In
vigorator in another column. @
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9. P BROW ~

EALRR In Watches CLOCKS, JeWelry, silver and Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods &c., &e., Wholesale Retail
AGENT for the sale of the oELEBRATRD AMERICAN
SIt fo IN by Co. also
announc his return from New York with complete
sorent Of variety of goods In his line, hchRn
be offered at prices to compete with anyahouse In the
country Please call and examine before purchasing
Rhefe.. --t--aep16-IY.
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New Youk, Oct 2e.--Ths Piccolomini ex-
citement is daily increasing. at the sale Of
tickets to-day for the 4th night from $40 to $50
premium was paid for the choice of boxes.
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Eau IRON a 7Fee.-A son Of Mr.. wharton.
who lives some few miles East Of the eitgi On
the place Of Mrs Cruger, fell from Tree adv
OF TWO since, and was seriously injured. For
some time it was thought the boy could not
1--WE, but we now learnthat he is recovering RAJ
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SuPperssat Washington RaA-The ladies of
the congregation of ST. James Cathedral are
preparing supper, to come off at Washington
Hail, Thursday evening, the income from which
is to be devoted to procure bell for tho Cathe-
dral, in place Of the one recently rendered unfit
for USE, The supports to be both substantial
ndelegant.. 1t is intended to procure bell
weighing about $500 pounds, if the necessary
amount can BE raised, The bell being rung
at Ga. H., IL m. and p. M, answers the pur.
pose of a general good to the, community
and the accident to, the present one has been
much regretted by those who looked to it as a
business regulator. We hope the, supper will
be entirely successful. Tickets are to be had at
Edwards & Bro, n ReilIy's, p Leeher's, Jno.
Lutz's, John Whites and atthe door.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27

Street Bsggars.-The cityIwas neverso full Of
street beggars as at present; we meet them upon
every corner aud at every turn. We noticed a
young female mendicant yesterday following a
lady for several squares, persistently soliciting
money, The lady went into a dry goods store,
and the beggar waited till she came out. and
then followed her. The lady finally stopped
and gave her energetic follower piece of sill.
yer, and was permitted 10 walk on without in.
terruption. Such boldness would not seem 10
indicate deserving person. E
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81 a. lRKoh. n
LYNoH1 ARN0T = co.,
Cnn.ton 0hssnat street.

Many DrnggiSs having old LnIments on hand Wtltry
to oYouathe best re-.
G99eto thetn. = Ah6gIC nm.
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Wheeling Parehaeialg Prices 10, graiia.-L
Wheat goal, 10. Corn 55aG0. Corn Meal 85.
Oats 40. Barley 70a75. Rye 65a7O. Rye Flour
81 900. Potatoes 20 t.; 81 ,0Os
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27

E5ADDIiE5, HARNE5s, TRUNKs, go.
WHOLESALE Is RETAIII.8
B.sHEPPARD No. 181 Main St. corner Of Union VIM
70 keep on hand large and complete a.
Of all In his line, consisting
genttemsns Saddles Fine and DoSrSe HarkesS Trunks
Y9lices, Carpet Bag, satcfes Collars ames hIps, S.
|. Of the public patronage. 49, 75isfs8 -
All kinds OF repairing promptly done, and in q PROPER
manner. 80 ~ b. SHEPPARD, 7
eePzg so OF 18I Afafn ST.
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Coal. ON and. coal ON I,a.lmllpraI

WE have just received beautiful article Coal on,
M peter than any ever before sold in this city.
The disagreeable odor which with tie
bon and Goal OILS offered by ohers, In great degree
been removed from this on, making peaaanter to handle
and giving brilliant light without the smoke which
attends the Coal Oils now inusesT $3.50
We have on hand, the largest
burning the different kinds of oils Siss55E7-
onr Coal on Lamp Gap by the et.
panson Of the chimney from heat It viii not by
cramped In the CAPS which the with other caps
Goal OH is the best OIL used giving
~ less cost and being non.explosVe want Of
Light. call at ths QueensWafe storeo
q HOBBS q ia RNES,f ID Main St.
~ 5k next door 70 HeiskeI q HWearingens
zsoct9 ~. .fe.ssz s5Fgl sWheelIng,Voi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27
THE INTEI.Lz IGENGERTl..
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, OCTOBER q. .,5a

Largest CIroulationota any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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Old Brace and Those Who buy old iron
and brass from boys, should advise themselves
as to whether or not,itbe honestly come by.
and boys should remember that impressive dis.
itch, which says
Him that steals what Isn't his'n, ia
When he's kotched Is to prIs'n" a
There has recently been good deal of thievine
IN tins line in various parts Of the city:
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b aBOaHIGIr N1EiW 81 q q

EoFE1eE. ooRNbRlw ATER ANp lIoNRoE sTREETI
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1AUGHL6s BTsHRIELD Ageps for " heelins,ito
ssoia asosy II Logan 4 Go4 Drug
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27

WASHINGTON, Oct 26.-A.s special correspoh.
dent of the N. y. Tribune says that Senator
Hammond has! united in sustaining Douglas
The real ground Of the present hostility Of tile
Administration is that reconsideration was
arranged between Douglas and Buchanan after
the adjournment of Congress- through the in.
tervention of Senator Gwin and sott lers which
Buchanan alleges was violated blythe bad faith
Eof Douglas. q SO 49, 20. 70
Some Of the foreign Ministers have. been in
Communication withithe State Department, re-
garding Mexico. It appears that not only Span
iards, but foreigners generally were subjected
tosevere prescription at San Luis Potosi and
other places. ~ $3.50 z; IS s S.
f MIR. Reed will feturnShome from China leisuf.
ly, by the route of the British mail ST amefsL
II is rumored here that he will obtain the mis-.
sion to England as an acknowledgment of his
his success in tho East.
The statement madeein certain newspapers
that Sir Wms Gore 0usley had submitted drafts
of treaty which he intended to propose to
Nicaragua TO our Government, and that they
were entirely satisfactory, has no Foundation.
Nosdraft of treaty has been omitted nor has
the Government expressed itself upon the
subject.
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.NoRgoLk, Oct. 25.-Ihe schooner A. ]. Ward,
from Sandy Point; Va, was knocked down ON
Sunday off Chineot ne, and :, all hands were
though the Windswas light scss ,f1 81 50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27

EA5& PRRRINIsWOR WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, OF world
Ia wide reuoWn. In store aud for sale by
oct20 z5s5ss q w. "A. EDWARDS BRO.
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NHAOARONI, Farrlna VeFlnlcelll, Starch, Pearl
W Sage Pearl Barley. Cheese. Pick
ment Of FlaVorlng Extract In store andfor sale BY
oct20 FW.AsEDWARDS q BRO.
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TUST REoEIVED hne lot of A. Norton Co.'s justly
celebrated PENS long short nibss and new art
cle just introduced, called the medium nib. Cal, and
you cannot fan to be salted.in Gold Pens, at
oct11-Im -s5 J., O.. .0RRtS.
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~
Igeptg prep 9ted q re.
,etlleen hetlIu : and
Ams = had 81 1li1i ffnR
fn1nInF fe11laTIS on
u. 9lgE n
asnsFal Nina q,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27

VANKEE SAuCE,-This most excellent Condiment Is
II suitable for Of dish, and will prove
ceptabe to the estious taStet for sale wholesale
and retail By. [oetaOla WA. EDWARDS & BRO
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Lou1sI1LLE, Oct 26.-rhes steamer H. d.
Newcomb, from Cairo to New 0fleansi yestele
day, struck ,snag at the foot of island 81 in
the Mississippi river, sunk and broke ii two
mo lives nor baggage lost Boat total lI3ss.
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II AR6E STOCK OF HOUSEKEEPING G0ODS.-We
IL have hand large of Ballard Vale
and Shaker Blannel FLANNEL for skirng, Bleaehed
Sheetings and shrtingB Table Damask, Napkins
eMingb Scotch Rpssia Bed Crib and Cradle
Blankets, CounEefpGnes and Striped Dmities alatthe
@OVest ufices. foct191 =HEISKELL q SWEARINCfENs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27

Star Candles.
an BOXES Gross q Deltick's Cincinnati star Candles
~ received this day by Raroads and for sale at Manu-.
Eacturersa prices by y. a. MkTOALR,,s
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d iNEW ORIBANs, Oct 90. Deaths from fever
yesterday, 40. Total last week 265.
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver. Il
in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27

'fNINOINNATI GERMAN 0AP-1U0 Bexes Gross q Deaf
" rick's brand German and Olene received this
by Railroad, and for sale at Cincinnati priceB 5ts
oct2O a. lIETCALF,N No. So Main st !
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N7"HFJF HBtHp rTHtt ttlI,
haltes nn0 8it3ines gieber.

Hho et StFl@i9Stlen afsttipner, .pelhe ans etrem rnprSrptIiA.,
MnAen poer 1iS Der 2EtCn GuiIoritocr. "''N'"
&Nc Nnpsroaulthktt, S6ure in @fa0en. Gplif cr,sru,.
Isgpetitlel9telt, Isn8tIiAfeit, SertOpfunl, blltenSe ,InSS a IMt,.'
peniorrgclosil. Sn alien rerS6ien unb rtCunna:iGtru GSGs, " Hn.Ss
btrpcrsebradht. NH'"'V'Ss PslIilnf
0alelbs 1T cine rein ps9etabiIil&t WiItuno. noN Cr,,, ,,;r.
l@oftllbal @~rlnolaben Hnb nadb MnweilNno Scs bsriiEmtsSS tD n9gss
ei,aen YrotelorS Sotrbape, 6ereitrt. g1eoen Irines ornesn rssfanAas
III pn ntsNtsn eIropaifen St0atsn, ipar itfnt GinfiSrnue ~ ny"
Ssr. Steotsn nebr fr 3teieni9ea befimnn, welds ana ,,miS y ~" 81 J"
'erlanet IN olslenl Nanet Seritreut ifb Sa SairI6e mt ~ ;Soa.
9rosen Stl!au 9etunoen, 10 biete ib eS benz amerifoniftrm Sr f Tymn
an, lneewi Id wetB. baB leine in Der Sat wunber6arsr nsSirn;saaa
etSStsnlbeiten it Sefannti3aft Ysrftafen werben. "''"s
Selenctrs wiro s5 fIr SpIte c%npfpben, bereu q nnfiib,,;u, ST..
oRn ooettanol9en @sbraub ron 3iaWDrcn D6r anbersn S,rsSnr,, ; univ
gen IN hnoroNlln9. 9eratpen iinb. Qm NQaentcinen omosnSt;G!S
wir.tlani, tIlnicet IS itlret gelacrrt 9Bss gum Sibe Ss8 QStsSmas M
60 III loe NerSe etnerin9t unb Tic beruti9t, ben lnfcnSsn GsSiit ",H'
TldQtet no ~ per 2bat ntus gsiunbGeit un6 St6rfs in Sst n anI.
S9fsna %luridbrinJt. O"'' F" ''9 Sahie
o:..,z, o 2SarnNn4:
Die9reBe SerbrsitEn8 oieie5 ausssiei1n,eu lrop,os fat tor
ITusosHs Naeaemua9en berpor9erufCn, pesbalb bas %lu6ffun in,
antaa1e SoIIft!a lsin mus. 9arrm it rs n5t6ia, baB Sbr gOsrs
5aoee 9puanpildsS Bitter, beSDr sSbr es fauT. ridtio sroEirt
Radabmun9en. w v" "' "uf
~ Ssrfauit 100 per gOttd Obsr 6 8Orsls fir $500 f.,
ben sinjssn Gissnibimsrn !" '"' VIZ
BENJAMIN aae IT. II. 20
9 Gabriantsn BON @rhfeln fur @ppt6efer II gksr;t.-
9ttsburs, ga. ''
Sn & d m on tprb bitf:s 9iiers psrfauft in BEN sqs,tt.r,.
Der SS. Dose unb Comp, alsranosr DuYaI, gB. grttsrfnn" nv
Snbnfton u. Srpy @ru6bs unb Hyperion, 6. 8Ioir. gHorinn' y;
grant, Charlie gliaipausb unb 6. 8. 9tept une In aIrn Ss W.
Sr Scr, Staatsn III bisirs Sittsrs in jsbr Tputbsfs ru 6aben g sSsn 3
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laafrbier Den0t.

Mielnsn GreunSen unS Dem sslammten btsrtrinfenben
Qnblitum Die anssiae paB i'd tiirsliA Den fri6er Son
9rn. Senlaint, 9eflgrtsn 9a3erbier, SaIon an Mainr
ltraBe nnterbalb Der Ia. ibernOmmen babe, rnS poe
tb mid freien merbe, balelbf re6t oft meme Nrel,nbpe
,inO snnoslsuts NIT Dem bstet ea9erbtsr bebtenen AZ
'oHhfH. IppeliuS.
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Osutf@e Qpothefe.

Die ron mir ncu cinscrt6tcte beutihe @ppttefe, al Der grrabdr
fun iebt er6fnet. Durd aufnterfane, eInftIide unb rstle SrSics
huh9 tpfc i'd Mir bs Sutrauel mtiner 8unbcn Al er,pcrben ms
III erbalicn. SD snaube mir nod Al tcmcrfcn, tae ids cine spr.
trefIide @usrp ltl Der belten unb friidsiten so bicanlcnte unS ORR.
euen pcri6nIid in Ncp Sprf bon Ben bcfen Snportciren cinaefouft
babe. uno teshalh I'M g ante bin, jselihen @nfcrberlunaen oufs
Splfcnmsnfe ~ sntprchrn.
lin, eefdlt9en 8uIpruh biHet s. {. SLIDER. @ot.
!Rseepte nsrseM Su jeosr Belt. tei Sag uS NaGt, pn mir flbt
nit Der sroeten &0uratsle anocfcrtist. 6. 6 ~
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MuSoerfamf!
MuSDerfaufs

&SNSu(IIGUV ~tSDerfn1f
a%u8ufus 5elb6aus,
9olbarbeiter unb l6rurater.
8rpabFreet SIR. 127 swiIben z. uub 8. Gtrose
Dem 6riebridsburse r~Stiamsnber gtIenbabnzOepp
9~eseniber
Onrh lan9iabrt9e Sranflt6feit p~eranlast n,ei,
SslGaft anfSu9eter, btete ih biemit einem, aeebrten
Qublitim mein iuphlaIcrttrtes Eager BON lif6rea u.
Splopaaren 3t ben %btaisiten 9retfen an unb bez
rterte, baB ein GROCER 99eil Der @clbipaaren SON
mir ielblt aiseferii9t ipIrben, fir beren SolipitGt
ib nit 9teGt biirgen fann.
@u6 bin ih 8tlsns nlein Iebr pplRanbioes
@olbarbsiterzgSerf5eu Iowie cine MaNe ,RarnepI
Saspis, unb Siele anbsrc G6te ,nb rnad,te GbeI.
feline sh p%erfaufen.
Spttltn9 sGtabli0rrncnt rnb NB9ple1ale Giaarrenitere
Gls!nsn geIdaftsfreun6en unb Ben, DubIfuu, i'm MGorm,,rsu
Die @njst9e, Dap tt III Der Is. Straee ,niIhsr sPoin unS Gor"
sinsn neust Store Semiettst unS oaltl6f @uftrdae fur S,sttis..
prompt ausflbrsn iperbe. " w. S0sV'i"'
gestne Scmmerp,eie fur eiere @ttHl inb tpte ittber.
9 Si"ts " Dus'a' 8 8lala,a ,:;asersdnst.
6aIte Yints So nidt einosr
yeteosrperfaufet 9snttptn cine beoeurnSe grsisermaEionn "a
gerber tfim Ss8 ;Un b%iIisisn Warhrrtis. "p'S" S">
Stors> Nmo Sarfssptrn erlaute ib mir inSbefpnbere npf m,,
wager IN SsIt9arfen aIfmsrtani ,u MADDEN, bsIttbenb tb.mmsiSr in n
f~ol9enben SranbS: ~ ''''f'tt' w
nsnss (G5airs) Gitrsla, Sulipan, Columbia. yietorio
NsSalis, 2onbreS, German 0rtneipe, @enutne Irineins
Savanna
In Serfbrtensn Sualit6tsn,
9tahtanbafe II. /. 10.
9. Q8etlba6ex,
Is. StraSe, stpiiten Glain unS
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CUR Nahrt6t!

Sptbsn erbaiten cine srOfe Suantttat friiGer 8ewar;c. oou;e urs
BON uns itlblt %8tmablene; SperbapenS Itpev ifhes gSitSrs. ntI.
ds %binIdn9li6 fur isue @lte befannt; 8letfs 8ufersWdaunsn
Elm ft1,ree glittel 9e9cn gDiInt; 8abcfdtp6mmc, 8dmme. Soor~
3abns unb ~Gi8arren, Sabaf unb ~perIbisSene ON.
bere Saden, ,pslGe famniIi& ~ ben b~iaisiien grtHen ssrfaufl
iprrbsn bi Barrtra II. @earre '""i'
Gppibtfsr,
Srcaeitr, SntIden Der s. II. O. ;pmon
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8snn bag nidt snt fur be 9Bansen III,
Sana wslB I'D ti6t mas 6eGer 1T!
@auaeu6ift.

DIR Hntsrjithaets erlaubt iil hermit ba8 beutIhs Nnblifum cuf
nh unisplbares 2San,sn>8 triiIsunssmitte aufn,etfiart al MAIDEN.
s@p.,Gee set oHlea Sar9srn &t6monbs nit benz bsfsn Grfolae ,ur
S 2ss1il .at BON gDanlsn unb T. 8. &ooaee ~aneerpantt ipurS,. !Rsin
eranoit@, ole oitIes. 81 E 9ma ~
N, ysss sy 8 aide % Gts. unb $1.O0. 8m blbsn in ter apot6efe
"" ~" I wa9nsr, Ode Der 6tst tnp 8rpabifr0es.
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@briftan 8afeIer,
City Gurd Sptel, Srtebrihsburs, 90.
S%teiienoe unb Sparber fnben bier quite unp fre,tnb-
lt6e @ufwartuts.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-26


PANoR1NA or THE ARcTIc REGIoSs.-The
Melodeoa Hall was crowded last night by
highly delighted and fashionable audience,
whose unwinking gaze throughout the eIhibi-
ton was fixed in rapturOus admiration upon
the changing scenes Of interest and beauty as
they passed, as if by magic, before them. Every
one who has read the writings of visitors to
those frozen elmes, or expects hereafter TO
read works Of the kind, OF who desires to OBJ
tain sensible impression of the scenery con-
stantly under the eye Of thOs, who essay to
reach the North Pole, ought to visit this mag
nifeent representation Of a country in which
perpetual winter reigns We have never seen
an exhibition of equal interest, or had an
idea approaching the one it presents Of the
frigid zone Il continues during the week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-26

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MORNING LEADER.
lFrOm the New Orleans Delta.

run lle -NbM OllEAl1 DIAA4sl
OCTOBER.
The year is in October,
No birds are in the trees,
And sulien, sad, and sober,
Pipeih now the breeze.
In the forest solemn,
Marked with Autumn's hue,
Gray, and grand, and solemn,
Are the trees to view.
The summers requiem
The winds are logly signing,
The last upon its stem
OF summer flowers, is dying
10 the darken'd shadows
Underneath the hills
Ger the dried up meadows
And the choked up rills,
The Autumn time Is creeping,
With hollow plant,
And q half toned weeping
Like some martyr'd saint,
For the winters speeding,
bAaNAl5 Ata4 - 4llt
And the reape;s needing,
Gather in the grain.
The good old farm-dOg barketh,
As his trusty eye
LOOkeih up anu ma'keth,
The temper Of the sky,
And the squirrel hopping,
Gathers up his store,
Garnering and dropping
Nuts for winter hOar.
For the lone October
l. upon US here.
And sedate and sober,
Dies the summer year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-26


THE KoOH-I-SoR EcLIPsED.-The Bucyrus
Journal of Friday last gives an account Of 4
well. tO-do farmer living in that vicisity, who
recently found upon his farm beautiful speci-
men of quartz rock which he Immediately took
to be a diamond It was large and beautifully
brilliant, and he had no doubt that he had thus
become the possessor Of diamond far eclipsing
all other great diamonds in the world, and that
he had suddenly been raised from life of toll
70 the position Of millionaire. However, to
make his suppositiOn a certainty, he posted off
to Bucyrus and consulted ieweler in regard 10
its genuineness. The latter, in jocose mood,
told him that it was truly diamond, and offered
him ten thousand dollars for t. But the foItu-
nate finder was not going to dispose of a diamond
worth million dollars for the paltry sum of ten
thousand. 50 of he went to Pittsburgh, and con-
suited the jewellers there. One Of these joking
ly confirmed his belief, by saying that no house
in the city was able to buy it; the others en-
deavored to show him his mistake and folly, but
to no purpose, for had not two judges pro-
nounced it genuine He then went to Phila-
delphia and New York, and offered to sell it at
enormous prices, but could find no purchaser,
each informing him that he was laboring under
| a great delusiOn The infatuated man believed
that they wished TO undervalue his treasure, in
order to get possession Of it at low price, and
he was about to start for Europe to dispose OF
| it to some Of the crowned heads, when he for
iunately met Bucyrus merchant, who PerSua-
ded him to return home He still believes his
stone is diamond, and will probably soon start
off again to dispose Of the wonderful gem.