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COUNTY OF DoNA ANA.
Phil, M. Thompson, Dona Ana.
Henry j, Cunuiff, Las Cruces,
VIM. NJ Grooty, McSilla,
Charles Hoppih, Fort Fillmore.

COUNTY OF SAN MIGUEL.
Maxwell & Co., San Miguel,
Miguel SCna y Romero, Pueblo,
Donacano Vigil, Pecos,
W. II. Moore, Tecolotc,
Dr. Stephes Boice, Las Vegas,
G. NJ. Alexander, Fort Union.
Each agent who may send us ten subscribed
will be entitled to the eleventh copy free o1
charge. We hope the friends Of the enter
prise will exert themselves in its behalf, anc
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ncnty
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COUNTY OF snCoRRO,
Vincent St. Yrain, Socorro.
W. Conner, p, m.
Manuel Vigil, Limitar,
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sgoLLA.
Q. J4CCARD, G co.
Wholesale, AND RETAIL JEWELERS..
No. Is Marble Buildings.
North Fourth Street st. Louis Mo-

Constantly on hand the largest assortment of fine
Gold Watches French clocks and diamond Jewelry
in the United States Pure silver ware for sale in
lots, on terms to suit
Fine watches neatly repaired and warranted
Precious stones neatly set in every style.
Highest price in cash paid for old silver Pre-
miums for Fairs constantly on hand
May g.
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iWIlstaoh, Kevs q o.,
~ WEsT FauEfrEH ,sfIlKET, (

NffSs
TMP0RTING STATIONERe. manufacturers of Ecnornn-
daua Pass, and Rank Books, of an styles, Bbis PTIf-
eEsf t91 i94 and Medical Booi take Efeat
peas1re n sqlietnf hls Rttentqp % YesteEl -
easlI see4tf t1e q tie hFau-
eea apoYf tudefte
Buy9rs Iho are ven go ellEe4 alf hogn4
Cap Blank bookss - 90 qJfes ran Bfin Bo6sl
al ~ less lnifys Deal Isn no0tl z qlires kIe.
Sig9 isank Books 500 qiEg o9sEto nllnkS; 50 rJls
eo lyps hest t.eel lFeeti ~ kfosi
Len hoidersi oa0 aoH W. Rs 40 Sissss
slndss go deg. Slates, All ttLeE: 80 mo- Iin TVei-
2ts y a. tns.t - 7Fu llslish TfelIaIy
pefss s rms Eiiist f,d f1ss OF, Pa
Iii = Letter 5b0oFIiS. Htl PaifI1 aI
SYKES o rms Note Paperss 800 6ettst
faekst etc. ete 100 dog. Books, Bahk Kotes apd Drafts
~ de- piaEAsa fpE ls4ls Ina B0dSt All
Sasg.i ~ ~ fre1se1 s go GoI C6f
Ts e the place toplrGhass ID = ilSf6g isSf
se1ek ftetlg Irisls and SSjI5i
AeF<i . West FoIlFth st., CIueiBBafi.
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q IRA NSPO ORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburghh6z & wheel
| ud 7sfsesds ing Railroad. so furai

53sI Is -
S,as and amer Monday fond pee q 1851, El
So reiEiip LEAVE scLBvELANb: ieog7
I1OO A. sAIail Tra stopping All stations; arriving
6sHJ0 sss ssd PsspuFsh at 'sS ~ and bridgeport At
1ns3d 151oH LEAVE lPfrFsRURGn:a n58
$50 A. H. Express Train stops at all regular staHOns
T. 81 lPort HOMER, Sloans, and Deep Hun 1ag
stations for this trRin,l arrives al BFidRepoft
~ 9tt at1119 AM. AF tfflfaif 20 --7l' 79+l
1855 p " Ma Trsim stops at all way stations exo-tNew
n .e sasbrry, Snhnityilie Hanover, East koches-
ter, Mo1ltrte, Winchester, Lima, EarIvIlle Bed
4t3 ford and .NeWeurHh are dag stations Tor this
Slag. SIgaiR S5TiEss a6T S e S $50 Nj and at
LEAVE BRIDGEPoHT:
300 A. ~ Man TraH all stations, arrives
- :! At Pittsburgh at tao A 81. d. IG5 800
z4 r A. Express Train at all regular stations,
@ ttOns for this train arrives Pittsburgh st I:S
-, i u and AZ Cleveland NJ e80 II A. 4 lrs;.a
4oO r NJ Fast Express at all regular sta
tions, arriving at Pittsburgh at 9:lO P Il
ConnectIona.
At Cevelrnd with trains for Toledo Detroit Chicago
hs esti ALSO for Eric, Dunktrk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada. Iift4 '.It zf''sf' TT =
ana aud Central Ohio Railroads. CndE CoShocon New
ark, BnEnesVie, zanesve, Wilmington Lancaster Colunl
bus, Cincinnati, lndiabapulis and St. LOuS.
tnt.rSa
Local and Through Tickets purchased at the VaTI
ous omces on the Lines also at the union Ticket Once
po9te the Leyee Wheeling, Ya and at the Union ONCE.
bl Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio. laI III
TranSPortatIon oaice, &pRR,l O.B GoRHAM
Cleveland, Dec. 1s, 1861. Mast TranspOrtaiiOn.
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...-.s,.-.1:90 P. n. and & AM.
leketsl given thro7sh between Rich
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Winter Arrangement.
:s 49,
CHAN(4E 4EitOE, SOHEDIII. 10

i, TRANSPORTATION OFFICE b. o. R.R.,l
WhEELlNO STATION, Nov. III, 1851,
IN and after Sunday Evening, Now Sh the PASSENGER
" trains will leave this station daily At s:lU A. NJ $40
r NJ and 10 p NJ, Wheeling time, HE Accommodation
daily, Except Suhdays at slU A. M will receive dis
charge passengers at all the principal stations between
wheeling and CgmPeFland The AecomrnOdation train Is
discontinued on East end OF road. ''''-
The ESPress train daily at4:iJ H. viii receive and
e the IOewihg stations only
wood, hqnndsVil" Cameron, Burton, Bynon's Ferry,
FaiTuot FetterniHn Grafton RONlsDurg Piedmont Cum
bsrsnd, No ~ Wter Station Sir JUh'S Kun, burg
aTper's Ferry, MOnocacy, SykesYille ana Washington
Junetion The NAH train daily, except Saturday, at 10
cipal stations, .- I = - -
The trains will arrive follows: Mai train NJ Ex.
press train lN45 A. Nj Accommodation train from Cum.
perlandr at es6P. n, Wheeling tIme.. 4 u,, flTi
w. q, WOoDSIDE, Sup't.
5noV9 J. b RoRD, Agent.
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AASotaaEE New a66l6bgAA4t a6l5xAt + iot',a1.

TlREw &. DRAKE IL addifIdi .
~ tlff large and uEtenGFa STOCK of "a GIlGl-
hne ahd Varied issoFtlelf Spices, 4e 20
which they most respectfully call the
tonerns Mustard In and Grain and rVeFiErd
Aspte O. ain N pdlF eIotsa SIsfsF go fu1
20 pSeFEEd RepReTs salt in larEs SD baFs.
ne soap and pure starch A &e.s Nhieh tity err 81
fieV StSs ~ 81 & r. ~ u s.-
SFs e lose fanillai lemon GnuI rrj IIis
White Rock Candy J1idbe Paste; Elle Pnd liain
60 ksPt eonstanty % ldnd ten IIal
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C1s
Ia - -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
w INTER ERARRANGEliEStT-0 and amer Monday, De
TIik PAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every mof9ins except Sunday, at I0 O'clock Pittsburgh
TllE EXPREss TRAIN leaves the STATION every evening"
The J6hhstoWn Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily except Sunday, ~ tO O'Clock p u stopping All
and running far as Conemangh. FFst Accom-
mediation Train for TnFtle Greek bridge, daily
cept Sunday, ct 1910, The second Accommodation
rstn fer tgTs m C5seE s4yss leaves dsily Sunday ex
Turtle GTees daily eSespt Sunday, a. 90
press IS6 i. n; Mall 100 m: Johnstov-n NeeamTnoda
Llon, IL m; First Turtle Greek 81 a. M
Second Accommodation Third Accommodation 6IJ
Trains for Bairyle and Indiana connect At Biairsvie
the JohnstoWn Aeeammo odatiSn Train East and Wet
Pittsburgh and COnnsllsVe Trains stopping at an Sta.
Sunday excepted, fooWss-AiaIl Train % O. ni
press Train 33" p Returning Trains nom Pittsburgh
$40 Op m. lit
The travelling public viii And II greatly to their Interest
road, the aocomOdati0ns offered cannot be sur.
passed on any other route As the ROAD Is basted with
stone anu is entirely free rO DUST promise SAFE
" speed and comfort, 10 all who may favor thsroad with
their ypat PatronSge. % Sss vi. -,
F." philadelphia. .............,-.iU 90
.. HSitimoTs..... ................... 90
+ Lancaster. ......-...-....-.s..... =. 9 80
F." IfarrisburE.... ......,.-............. s5
Baggage checked 70 all Stations en- the PenusyiVafiIa
Passengers purchasing tickets cars vim charged
Ten Cents in addition 70 the Station rates, except STA
NouoK-In case ofIoss, Iha Company win hold them
selves for personal baggage only, and for
NB-The Excelsior Omnbus Lne, has been employed 70
ma M 70 aSa from hs
Atthe P. Z. 4. Passenger station
tant on Liberty and Grant stl., Pittsburgh.
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Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted betWeer Rich.
= Iaoud and Washington City via Gordensv1e aud Alex
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PENNsYLVANIA FAILRoAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. q
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan.
\ tie cities with Western NoFth-WeateFn, aud South
Western States by continuous RoiEay direct This road
also connects At Pittsburgh with daily line OF Steamers
al ports on the Western Rivers and At Cleveland and SAM
duSky with Steamers TO all ports on the North
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded TO and from
the Grent HeSt. E,a- 1.i -u
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Books. Dry Goods, ,(in bon! bales oo = 100 .
aud trgnEI DraES' Gin boxes and bales) ~ " Nv ~
SECOND CLASS Domestic Sheetinl, .f.f
Shifting and Ticking, lin original bales) "a, ,oo ~,
4 Drugs Tin casks) Hardware, LEATHER, 'tt A'V Nv
Gin rolls or b0xes)wOOl and sheep Pelti
THIRD CLAss.-Anvits, Steel, Chains (In1 f,.--,
Goose or % IN CASKS Csc 100 rbs
Z ed, lexeept cigars Guts} SC. sc. a sR lHlatH
FOURTH OLASS-Codee, ,Fish, ,BacOn Beef
Ea9d Gaa fGT aGa % N9 Per 100 .
man Clay, Tar, Pitch ROsin, &C. - i-n'
'ELoUs.--Sl, per bi'l- Hntl nlrthsr netee. ... 81,
notice. IL = 1infdl@ flir ,.-I. is5I tIl-,f-5t
CoTToNSs per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
10 shipping goods from point east Of PbIladel-
Lttkr0 All Goods consigned to the agents OF this road
At philadePhR or Pittsburgh, win be forWaFed without
FirtdAF AsrEsc Evans, 81 Kllby street Boston; p
hS AssS5 Hons sPa v slresi epa yen
VIII, o. Irwin Co. and SPrinsan Brown, Cheinnati o.
MeldsuPl, SIaslIson ind: DurhesriI, Ben Co and
Garter = 1eTett, Louisy Ky; g ORnsy Co, Eyans
Meplhis, Tgnni eseh Co, Chicago, IN; Glass Port
M%Snsi !Pgi s1setyr, aSTAE K0ons Bald
n f.i II. II! HUSTON enJi FrsIEht gent Ii,iisd
8 iy1yl HI LOlIBAKRT sqPts AlfO0nI, PA.
ga FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
49, rsi.llss-s, u - Z
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EELlNGs VA. MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY H. 1855
TRANSPORTATION..
,S579.

1S571s. t 1s57-s
@Wi55ss EE7IIsEsz..
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nc CORltESPONDNN1lS.

LETT Frs concerning subscription advertising other a.
ulnca business of the Islgencer should be addressed TO
Les concerning the editorial department OF the paper
hou addressed tie Edtors Jointly, or to either one
Of ihrm 80
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only Gu side of tile paper. ~ s' -,
xaI prompt atioa to than
ley might Otherwise receive. .;sisaa.Js-
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FOR the information strangers visiting the eywS pub
m following list the different Churches, and their
lime place meetng If there any mistakes NE
Streets Rev. E. n pERklxs, Rector morning services 1V1S
cock eYrnInr.I. l.....t -
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iiss - s,7a SEWING MACHINES. 24
I HAVE The Asshey foF sslSins StsshiHes pr,s
o. ssys lgah lelltn at Uareh eases Souih slf
~ eco. WILSON.
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'BRI a G3s ARoITIITdj I,TIlFITrI F55l,T.

- s.:
Govt.
SanSer seFo ala b and ali
RFsB 81
the tol!oging Of
paftieSi named arein
. nut thek of
-. 40 oP IS, ~
suGersd for trss 5T 81; I9g5, aaying
tI HtYeentbgE
= S'lV t''nt 0 Sns of E.ar,..t
sasnE tSs pss h
cured eI the
s;ss
sle oaegn5sr g! 9Ee Lse,
al over by the upsettfng of kettle
IN 9 20 the accord
andin afeV days the little suaefet Is
M ~ M, - t@tlte seg1ysis
tsEsd from painful eTuptoh on the face,
5 "a use and
v,.... ,,. a l1orrtb bic ERlllOr. -
h s .t9aoT Esssssd ali Temsdss
him m sne arctic Three bottles cured
:. :. W -. dertlt Guret
with palsy, aud fter being in
ment, In . little over a-n6nth.. 1sasi
se a = 2 l7,1 ~ E O. or. 4, s-7,
thereby certify, aying been badS bruised and
sSa aRsasse
y extra ted from the all
he sEoI Sns Ssesses. IN tWoMeess Vas
HENRY HAVERsRiII. residenee cteo,istr..t
WSps1ha i liS4ys S 4eSsi, M S,ts1skz 4
d. A. G. Sir For more Than thrae sears
had been afflicted with inhamed eyes, In an seraysted
degree, and tried iostr6mS
Linment and in Two y " s'1
daughter alicted same .bs sD ss
in one eye appPse G9s %s entirely blind
Syss are now perfectly Thus tVe
curing the rheumatism my back wouldiS6t
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THE Nf.ARKRTS -

IL Z
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-Flour quiet; sales
of superfnc at 81, 80 extra family at SO o0;e
sales to the trade are moderate at $5,50a5,6 2f
for common and good brands, $5,T5a6, 90 for
extra and5$ Jas 75 forextra family andfancy.
Nothing doing in Rye Flour or Cornneal The
demand for Wheat is limited; sales of red at
81, 25a1, % and white g 34il 3d. Rye ranges
from as to 83c for new and old Corn. is dull:
sales Of 2, 900 bus. yellow at SB}c in store. =
Oats steady; sales 1900 bus. Delaware ut ACC.
Whisky dull at 2S4a24c for Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in bbls! $3.50
NEwaYo Oct 12.-Flour declined; sales
l0, g1O bbls at 81 b5 for State, 81; g1a5, 90
for Ohio and s., 0oa5, 90 for Southern Wheat
has a@dsclining tendency and the quotations. are
Inominally &c lower. Corn declined; sales 2o,-s
900 bus. at 69a72s for mixed. PORK heavy at.
$t4al4,25. Lard steady. Whisky dull ut 22c.
BALTIMORE, Oct u Sales of; Ohio and How
ard ST Flour at s5,$7a5, SO. Wheat dull FIR
prime; there is n good demand for red at SI,i5
al white 81 s25a1,, 40 Corn--whfte 79asO;
yellow ssas9. Whisky steady.
CINe1NNAT1 Oct 12s-F Flour dnlI; prices re-
main nominal No change in Whisky. Good
demand for Bacon; 40 hhds sold at 81, and u
for shoulders and sides
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sAyANNAu, Oct. 12-Fhe municipal. election
yesterday resulted in the successor the Demo-
cratic ticket. The Mayor and Aldermen were
elected.b by a large majority.
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NRw York, Oct 12.- The steamship City.
of Baltimore has been signalled below and,will
be up ut 8 o'clock Her adyices are Anticipated
by. the dispatch from Cape Race. s.ssl..
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A Nan Found Dead Some few days since,
the body of Mr.. Abol 7. Crabtree, late Justice
Of the Peace, was found lying near the woods
but short distancefrom his residence miles
from oldtowD, near Cumberland lin an adj
vanced state OF. decomposition, from whichsit is
evident he was dead several days before found,
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Aeeident-A man, named Joseph Greer acct
dentally fell from the roof ola house Yesterday.
and was severely iWuredSin the spine. He was
engaged in covering the house at. the time, and
fell a distance of twenty feet to the ground
Being quite old man, it is feared that he NAV
not soon recover.
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AMBRoFYlP:.Es
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKEiS
Celebrated Female Pills


Prepared from presertptto,. Of oil, y. Clarke ~ D.,
Physician Extraordinary TO Tie Qusen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfang in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the
consttuton subject. Itmoderates all excess and re-
moves all obstructions and speedy may be relied
no RIARRIED LADIES
especially suited. It will in short time bring on the
monthly period withregu!arlty.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfei,s
CAUTION.
7Aese Pits should not 6etdkea 61s,aales arino t6s
FIRST THREE MONTHS of prsgaancv as ttsys ara
sure to bring on 6at eng OTHER time the
are. SAFE.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal ARections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight exertion Palpta
ton Of the Heart Mysteries Whites, these PMS will
efecta cure when all other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy, not contain IRON calome
anthony, or anything hurtfnl to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
sOleAgentfor the United States and Canada.
(Late1. @. Baldwin co., Rochester, Ny.
N.B-$1,Oo and Q postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorised Agent viii insure bottle containing 90 Pills.
by return mail.
For sale by T. 3. LOGAN q co. lin wheeling,
y. u. kahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents, PIttsburg
Purcell, Iadd Co.. Wholesale Agents for Va at fitch.
nonu' 4 5ap2s-ly
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FLORInA. 81 .RfLs!rInLlNs.

W AslESe1pN. Gee 12=-:Returns from Florida
election give Hon: George S. Hawkins, Dem,
POGO, tnaJgFlty for Congress Mr.. Walker vas
elected State Register being u opposed9 Ihe5
legislature is largely democratic.
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Case Of Seduction and Breach Of Promise-
A young man named Henry Lang Green, was
arrested yesterday by officer Deafenbaugh,
charged, on oath of Mary Kyle, with breach of
promise of marriage and seduction. The com
plainant is young and rather progressing
German girl, who has adopted this course upon
the advice of friends, as the only way of bring
ing her gay deceiyer "to Limerick" Judge
Hamilton required Green to give bail in the sum
of 5000 TO answer the charge at the next term
of the County Court The defendant pleads
guilty to the soft impeachment relating to the
paternity of the child, but denies the promise of
marriage.
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MORE TEAM 500, oooBoTTLEs
SOLD IN THE :
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEA r.

TNHE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. j. WOOD. FOR RE.
storing hair perfectly and never yet
had rival Volume after volume mighths given fro M ali
parts Of the world and from The most prove
that q % Peect Rest0rdtiOe; read the ann
you cannot doubt; read also the lolloWing:t -
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that 10 q psrect est0rdtiOe nut req t5 ,r1,1I
you cannot doubt; read also the folloWine: fatE
EHE Han People have for centuries been afflicted
has been chose abomi6abe ISfo-
Professor Wood these artices a. ~
but great afV Dersons stIlI
have been m offpn iInIoS[i NJ ,they
emit knds no All s1cb ~ OF
quest that tsy say once a far i ne re-
tive there thing fail I'VE aslady who
%as oao w5S used the Is
curls imaginable Of 9
was rapidly falling Il restored in t
ton than Il ever had been before PeE1eC-
1t is also without doubtone Of hest ,o
ing the hair good conditions
removing dandruG anIihas
my to all the Ills that hair is heirto. -
guy OF every one 70 improve their personal a
5oiy tt ,s 70 tne ways OF
me-, e mead OF
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= p &
WASHINGTON, Oct Ike. w Bradley, ofatle
United States Legation in China, has arrived,
bringing the treaty concluded BY the Hon. Win.
B. Reed with the Emperor of China. Its pro-
visions agree with the abstract heretofore pub.
lished. X. a
On the meeting of the Court Of Claims in
November, more thansone hundred decisions in
pending cases will be delivered
Commander Charles Greenshas been appoint.
ed Light House Inspector for the Buffalo Dis.
trict. - ~
Nothingis known, at the Navy Department. of
the vessels chartered for the Paraguay expedi-
ton, as being unit for service as reported. IA
Commodore Shubrick left the city to-day for
New York, from which port he is to sail in the
Sabine without delay. 5E4 80
Gen. Cas- was today detained ut home from
his official duties byseyere indispositior.
aIFhenew Senate Chamber will be ready for
occupation at the commencement Of the app
preaching session Of Congress.
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s,,S,E.
sAkIE gZn%S
4 -zEsel7SeSSs SsSImS
SxaSEg "
e&S@&6 Ii II q = "a y.
rs SISMSM 4 ~ y z,syllp
SS1a6s
735z;.7 7555.,--z5- - -
AS - II ONION LIN
TO THE DIAI15E INTrLIss6 CT GER.
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tsS eessSe e A45=ss eN1 e19sa9E sI4l g =
- FOREIGN NEWS.
e s.. s..ayss.-l
4AttttlY AL % r4'IaE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
~. 80.
New YoRK, Oct 2.-F he steamer City of
Baltimore from Liverpool, on the 29th nlt, has
arrived i ut this port 4 portion of her adyices
nave already been receiy ed via Cape Race,
Cotton, sales for three days 18, 600 bales, in
Guiding 1900 to spectators and z, 900 to ex-
porters;; Market closed dull and declining,
especial yon lowaq qualities.
Manchester adylces favorable closing quiet
out II steady.
=, I: Breadstutts dull Inferior Wheat declined 3D.
Richardson is! pence report Flour very. dull;
western 2Osa2 hlla and Bait. 21sa22s Cd;
0hlo.22s 6da25s; eat.dall Notwithstanding 4
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Reziet IN Esge inmates. Grundy's Magic
Tooth Ache Drops will cure the tooehache in
minutes, in al cases where a local application
will#answer; These drops contain no acid or
ereosote, or anything that will injure the skin
teeth. Price % cents. T. II. Logan & Co..
Agents. For sale, also, Chandeliers F9ger and
Ague Potoders, and Anti-Dy&pepttc Pills,
Bazin's Frangepanni sachets. &c. Glycerine
Cream, Glyccrine Camphor Soap, Burnett's
Cocoaine, for the hair, Xxx Bourbon, Lubin's
extracts, &c.
SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13

Surprise Weading.-Yesterday afternoon a
long line of carriages were ranged up in front
of the 18th Street NJ. E. Church, much to the
establishment of the residents in the vicinity,
who could not devine the reason, until several
ladies and gentlemen alighted and entered the
church. The party were from Bellaire, and had
come here without any previous public notice to
witness the marriage ceremony of a Mr.. Bowler
to Miss Harris, of that place. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Roger, in the presence
of quite large number of persons, who had
collected in and around the church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13

Soap Factories may be. necessary evils but
that doesn't keep their. from striking. The one
in the vicinity of the Main street stone bridge
is redolent with rising, thick, foggy STENCIL
You can almost hang your hat upon it. The
current of air created in the rear of the rapidly
moving pedestrian, will carry the rank excres-
ence against the wind mile We have been
requested to ask If there is no way by which
this stencil can be wholly, or partially. destroy
ed or suppressed. We think it wouldn't,be a
bad idea TO condensc it by some ingenious
method and reduce the offensive material to
common hardsoap.