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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

ftHlE sciences of Chemistry and Medietna nav. baar
- taxed their utmost to produce this best, most per feet
ruargsftyo which is known TO man. Innu,nerabIa proofs
are shoFn that these PILLS have virtues which se,rrsss in
eSeeiteieethe ordinary medicines, and THAT they win TN.
rrecedenteliy upon the esteem If all men. They are safe
ana pleasant % take, but nowerfn3to cure. Their uene.
tfatDg properties stir1tslatethe yitni activities Of the BODY.
remove the oestrlctions Of is organs. purify tie nIanl.
ana expel disease. They purge ont the foul humors which,
bFaea am arow d~istepnper, stimulate sluggisI. or tlisor-
daTsa nfgansintotheir NATURAL action. and impar, hea;f ,r
tons with strength to the whole system. Not oufY do
they cure the everyday complaints of every body. lint
also formidable and dangerous diseases that hare bat1ed
fhe best Of human skill. While they produce DOVE fiji,
effects. they are ct the same time, in diminished doses the
saiest and best piialysic that can be employed for children,
fesng sugar-caatsd, they are pleasant to take; and being
purely vegetable, are FREQ from envy risk Of harm. Cares
laTe been made which surpsss belief were thew not srf.
stantiatsd bY memo such exalted position and character
~ tes1orlda# the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
ciefgynaen and physicians haze lent their names to certify
to the public the reliability &c my remedies, while others
hass aentar1e the assurance OF their conviction thatnv
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of nv
afflicted, suffering feIIpw-nen.5
The gent Delpw named Is rleasea to furnish erat;xnv
american Almanac, containing directions for their usa md
r~arffbeates Of their cures, Of the following cou,nla;nts.-
Gostirer1ess, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism. Drotsyy.
1taarf hnT1n, Heaeaclie arising trhn3 d tUl1i stomach, Nan.
soa, indigestion Morbid Inaltit1 of the Bowels ana Iain
arising tl1e,efronr. F1atulency, Loss OF Appetite. iii T1e.r.
oHs and Cutaissous Diseases which require an aYac,1ant
iinedicina, scrotnla.o or kings Evil. They also. bv r,ytifv-
iag the blood and stimulating the system. euro many
complaints which Il Wot1idanot be supposed they can]a
REACH SUCH rs Deafness, Partial Elindnass, Neuralgia and
Nsrsols iIIitaof.tly, arrangements Of the Liver and Kid
neys, duut,,zand other kindred complaints ariginn fTnln =
lew state Of the body or obstruction Of its functions, =
20 not De Put Oh by Dnr1hrsipled dealers with sbrae
otner phi they make more profit on Ask. for AyER,s
i1iLs, and take nothing. else No other they. can give
sou compares Will. this in its intrinsic value or curative
tANnrE &EYhAE cSnGy ruan+ ~ L.rt 10y 41-- = 1GM,I &"&j
and they should ltaye it. z#Tz.~%s T. |
Prepared by DR.. 3. G. AVER,
Practical and analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass, |
PRICE % crs. pEn Box. FIVE BOXES rps s j.
zss# sE= SOLD BY
EDWARD BoGEL, Baton Rouge.
TT WFADDiLL, a.t's
LII "TRUDEAI, Waterloo.
and all respecstable Druggists everywhere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
Carriages nd Harness

THE stzstssESats hav1ng Eccntnleteh bis a,tac4oa
l. FStTtll0ns and HanaEaefary. il now opening tie
aost complete 81 CA1shEAkiias ana Il Arm rs oyer OF
cred e purchasers in this vicinity ana, wolilaa call
he attention If his IfiotNys and tEs public GENERALLY
IL. isis establishment ana 70 examine his stick Ite:ore
purchasing AlspvneEe.
30 II GToEaE
talec1ae and tlosn C~eaeaesz -r
Two ami fonr seat Bfatts,
Rschapays and BaFunciltv.
4opS, jess - -
with 4 Splendid assortment Of Gonbie ard sin
gle harness. WHIPS NC, 70 match.
also Stage. Wagon and Cart fairness
Blind Ezidles. Collars flames. &c.
All OF which viii ha.sola as Iaw a. tffief can be
At anF house in The South.
Ny facilities for repairing are unafsrpsssca Ia nj
ting h=ahehes, AMI q Continuance Of patronage Is
solicited. 5y =# @
have in store 4 full assortment of IRON cornrris
tlat, RoHnsi and Square, Sheet afa Hoop Iron
A.ies. Springs &c.
IBateoaE and G~eraetsry ratings made to zortter. III
The LATEST atFlesz and patterns. "
have also ea# hand, Cane Wagons and carts.
Head Narrens. Iaeasse and other light carts. ana all
tinfts Ct NileelwE light work made to. order.
Also BarkerSs Force E'unaps, Chain zsuynns, con,
1tete Lightning Reds, &cs.s &e. Call and examine ut
~ fla stand (new a~aitaingJ corner Of Maine and
larelEstree#s.
rev ~ *==@++ i W .TgENARH.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

e. ., y IA
ehoIc.e Groceries 4
q. fY1ss,!
i e.no as'i I.1 ss5 ", u So ], I 81 81 |. y
soaabie terms - 9aoe Iasla' Nkiehh assesss
. ! 81 h5p Ere, Bfsaa ~
j Z s'ness sld Bourbon Ehi.llv.ssT.
i i.sssls 81 4 s',sz#ssl III
dos ocketP r stsl ~ zaao1,sss..sIz
g. ~ Niimsaa Sss s3z1a0. ssssSass sa.
St. GrosEx gnm. s9 tas i. IS
Finest Uld Brsnay Il s#as#.H1
: IasSs auir's Scotch AID /, 1..,a#ss
. Iases 5oEe1a BItters. .a9sssssss
30 Cherry brandy AsHasSSS
doa Champagne EfdEa.s5 a.
IS 3" hsvnt Meeas. - extra ssTttEtiie.H
- GliFcol, III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
afask l%n'f.ssaai French Il -
y 1917 lib EaiiI .eblstegs. ,ss'1 ~ 1 n 4sepassxs
ID e 81 lnrnn.
?: s. GVsters ss5saa -
70 Gases Fine s:tilaeraius . ~
~ aoA Cayenne Pepper, ..s@. ss Mas7s
2tases French .stara sss.Hsag
seTurkisi1 Smoking rah....S 10
: Foxes New York sean $3.50 Asasia4 ssA
ttasesjiaebtlr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~Sr%T
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

BARBEE Il

bAlDEE u BEhJAMIlNr
Fresh ~S17IoPIe1a1-
Z Gfsf.s BACON sHaELDERs.9Sss
!, = y wy ibs Halk Fofk. Hog rsanass
25tx* Bblk PIC pork FIR ta,,i,r=,k. asss#ssa &.
99ga Bhls5aess Bees-Fary ciIeicp. .ss#ss
- tasks bans. Sanford Il gssspsa 8sSz
u DO DO Evans & Swift sS#'a As.
: CASKS inirEssSaSan 1ak Id Heef
|, satiEbt Flour, sll1aieH hhrasi,a.. sasssa#8#S##s
e1 Boxes Sd G ElIIsrrsssff tash
90 "a aar1antiin b ttanaallea efo
~ speflns4z & iii. ~ q 4
100 Boxes Winehe satsr Soap smaIIffhs NH
So Bags Bio Gai.ec, aSa"11As##s#
JaFa IL, Pockets. and .H
ansarnnlcEt .Brnlea., choice ticcIessaS#S sE
50 Cases CEaret Vine, ssg
Is Sausern. S#a@s8
IL Cases Elateats auzin---htn 4 ss
Is u z$ *t5L Is Ross, #sSg N6ass@9
30 laser FSalkjFa Ale, ats.k pinfa;
- slia1a1agna #Bs;der. aparta.as sS#ss#
50 Boxes Choice Western Ehett SsS
IS Kegs Cherry Nsiley ustsr.ss#ssg
20 <. Choice ys.sn. ss. as
% tsosIien--rery upstGnas,lAsss
% e Tigsssrl Feet a.
so Iis IAansSN Isisk y,.AA4g&sS
So 4. Fiislsrs d.
~~ y IA lbstans&hs shIa44 sAas
- % st1MI ri,
o5z Gh.s aaongaia= Il BIZ datiftpsad
90 Ahis I-ssaf fuesar. stnsl 4 taiaisahss srnaaased
80 toxss L.auea arfhs &. n VIA. m
IS Ttls celebrated fa! II s3ssser sssss
20 Esna !. chests Iranarfs'' fsts i Iaa.sS@saaa
III & 81 u GiHuipHats d.
IL Gastis cii5fcf fsiess,
100 :saz. sitaV tfs4NTsss. s5#SSssssaSaazSSsS
500 HaaE& fineg s.fss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rs Or. tssls Atatfisaa Fl aans..r. S8@ssHAS
And4s slnu,ter oi osttes assisies. asfSsf rEksHifi
Sise ttI# attention IL III: i ~ sss.taat Risas.E aEt
wrssesr Inse f~fiiftsf-. sifle t1N5 Sarantrstl h.t AHassxhT u
I'll he iett 4ntsisd ID siise i inform ID iittssff Haasss
may f.. @ @ $%SEa IN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
Cooking Stoves

II Fon HEatl a caHa. and gOotE Coon f.sG sTI1vs.
3ti1eE Yer Goa Or Hn9e. call at MoEfau L fIazuarx,
sirE f@Fe on hand asif arr eoEStautIr receiving fzare
I. l1"ta, titt%tAaatA, FltiShgrg, The saleaf ana cltgezt
ftit:FnS Gf extra heavy csHokilE stagcs- IfleT are
4Thaslf7t complete with !Enn ware, Tin ware and
t"Fe it1e. Tall aId examine nj aor wa rerrom flp8er
he 'tttt s,3zatte at5ce, - c4ss,cr Clturcll and Iafov.
T@tte. eE 81 SfSTAN y HTEf~FTS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
HOES, SiIOAELS DC.

tfesf ErEii&Isg Gaze. Germ anG re4 IN Istse ,eael,as
,F*uts' eFt to5as si1rs+ sttshhip EnAs -AGaes st,nyc!s AMI
'"NhF* ~ AoSTaE q iii GBEFS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
a " e Z ON.
ARCHITECT AND PTITnH7
BATDNnOfGT

BAToNsRoueE, IA.
III lie in q faithful ard worhsnaaiise MN
nerss NJ Contracts foF bs1ildfs1r5 IL ether rsraSta
IS i!.ss, qTi1lin ma. be eonfItsa, to him.
o-as seissssasa e ltifn through the Postof1ce. vii
~ttentson.l
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01

I'LL G Sss
I q fh'sstapa T.la.e receive Cd n TT ~ nN1azEMt 4
IsJJi il Iastnight< s@..ssaaAgs.
sHHfNNIlHHNHfN
Wines andIiauors.7sxs..
pyIate arrivals frorsa TserdeAnxissaHs#aSSaNs
Il I pipes old Observation-Disclosures
- IN dc 5dns Gtaapaigne 30 SSMas1S
d. 10 90 s f1p@ yeryv pld
Grses 1T Brandy 1862 Do d9asa1. ID
TsAa-sa ~ Sg.ie: #ss.zs
~ }. baskets Jenny 9ar.I, sssssA#H@
-~~1& baskets ri st HarsE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BASKETS ffiisiSsiiek p;nts nj ll.laFts
haskets Htelt chs ndcns NoalIi azss&#as5
ed Wines: assssss#a8
Hunga r1an Al srat--aeeT desert gs trs11 gSsSSsas
Eiiateau ~IsoviIle, ssH#
10 nupiassis, #8S@SsNs@s@s.
do st. fsfephs.
{ITzsifo Wines; Ssx #sMsss#saS
W Chateau III piessts, sgs#1sN
de Egourrn; ##@sA#ss go
ITsut s~autegne #SSNM6S#k s@s#
Ersfse Nasel-EordAoux ssss..#s@saa88s
y sa St. Mary do and aiissT q alIJlNsas.
nos q -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
Fresh SuDnlies

.-.gE.5 - z IISsUU
NTD 8 aIackareI q barrels,.###ssaa.AsS#ssAs
ttx do &s*tt& u lsssEssANS@5lg
Coverings hest fnsff loaf saugas Il bb sree sass.N
Il utsians loaf sugar II as@S
Crushed SO #ss4@55@& :s#a8s@
0leiat.saa p Small Oars, SssM#s
FRENCH brand ii HHart n. asks, .,sM.a aasa@s8
/. 81 IN easesspf one=EllA aoateelsHsAsSSss@ss
american brandy, II !. and 154f # aiKHsssaH
Coarse md fine salt.
Isea roke tobacco, b1,sf~#4 $780,
~ttsi1aers' Honey dew sss S##szssassA###sNss@
Goshen brstterof the Roafht.1da,fyyesHsS..s..
large assortment Of Write inesssfdasaAA1EHARsssSy ~
~ day. s%sr M sS&s##sNsAI#s
Eharnpagne II ever bra4ad and aaalhhyT,ssss.ss..
Plastsrersa material ape Lsrr1e, asssr..oAesah.s
er's4Hass iuIarga qt,ausittNlehss.. 1y nm YVI sfHS
Oct 25tf EG1ht'.AA1A
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
~. - 80 = Y - -

Ii all The principal Cities ara Tos9.1s- these
works vii! be de|'yEre,'> FREE OF Pos
IAGE. VIXEN >@Nt |y tnnii the poErAGE to
any pal .! the Jlslted States will be but
lae1syJo~r trnts q year for "E{arAuootl,"
md but fourteen Cents a Year tor each Of tL.e,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
CONSTITUTION OF THE
LOUISIANA SUGAR MART.
/ OF LOUIsIAtNA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

= - ClTNnF FEW 5EIEANs- Il
II Be it known, that thistIay, before me, Hill
my RpErox Cax.As. a Notary Public, IL and
fer the Parish ofNew Orleans. State OF Lou
iziana3 duly commissioned and qualified. aer-
sonally earae. and appeared, the persons here
matter named and undersigned yvE1o seserally
declare that they do by these presents form
themselves into a corporation, under authorl-
" Of an act Of The Legislature Of this State,
emitted "Aa act for the organization Of cor
and otiIsty." INC. 1917 AnproFcd March
18th, 1875. To which end they make and
anrpe to the folIawiuu
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
CcUBLEA SINGLE sHoT GINS
70 PElsoEs 70 nT7T-n.

- y Tx -Tt- T u ~EI0
LEG ht@ai sllttf GINS. ear always Ee fcurtf ut
6f%EAS / H;EfETS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-26
ERoM MASIlINGToN.

APRIL 2I.-rhe papers and correspondence
between Lord Napier aud the Src'y of State,
called for by the Senate, relative TO slave trade,
are now before the Senate ard ordered 10 be
printed.
Mr.. Cass discussed with force and the slight
est spice of ridicule the new scheme Of forced
labor, called apprenticeship, or Of involuntary
emigrautS by the Frcuch Government, and re-
cognized by the British.
The correspondent of the y. Y. Herald says:
us TO the Congressional proceedings oGyesterday
the vote of the House to-day on the bill re-
ported unexpected has not disappointed the
friends of that plan Of pacitication. There
were but majority, while every opponent of
the bill voted Tor the postponement. Several
who will probably vote for it on its merits also
voted with the majority. Certain Southern
men who want to 20 home for time or who
want to attend the Charleston races voted for
postponement The House was greatly excited
and ut one time the Speaker had 10 call for the
Sergeant-at-Arms for the purpose of separating
two representatives, Gartrill and Hill, of Ga,
who appeared belligerent. Harsh expressions
were used also in the Senate today between
Brodericlt and Green the time the question Of
submitting the Kansas report was being dis
cuSSed.
The final question on the motion as amended
to postpone the Kansas report of Committee on
Conference till ed Monday in May as pending
when the House adjourned, and will come up
at the next meeting. If the motion Of Hughes,
for the previous question, had been seconded,
1t would have cut of the motion of postpone
uent according to the Speakers decision, and
brought the House to direct vote. Each party
seemed undecided rs to its strength, aud hence
the adjournment.
The Democratic Senator's have unanimously
determined to sustain the report of the bill, with
the exception of Douglas Stuart and Broderick,
who are still inclined against the measure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-26
BY THE UNION LINE
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsuINGToN, April "a.
HoUsE.-The pending motion to reconsider
the vote postponiug the discussion OF the re-
port of the Conference Committee on the Kan
sas Bill, and laying the motion on the table,
coming up for the discussion aud consideration.
Mr. Stephens, of Ga, thought that two weeks
was too far off at this advanced stage of the
session for consideration Of the report. he
proposed Wednesday next for the vote.
Mr. Campbell insisted on the day named.
The question was then taken Oh the motion Of
Harris Of Illinois to reconsider the vote by
which postponement to I'd Monday in May
yesterday fixed, and to lay that motion on the
tnble. 1t was decided in the Acknowledgements
1l5, nays lOl.
Stephens wanted fair understanding.
Hill, of Ca, explained that lie moved post
ponement till the I'd Monday in May, at the sug-
gcston of personal, but not political friends.
The question then required ON agreeing to the
original motion for pOStpOnemcut rs amended,
by insisting on the Cd Monday in May.
Washburne, of Me. moved call OF the House.
The motion OF Washbnrne was disagreed to. 46
10 l55.
Hughes moved the previous question. Neg
atived-Sg to l03. If this had been carried the
House would have been brought to vote on
the report of the committee on Conference.
Stewart moved to adjourn. Agreed tO-ayes
100 nays 80.
SENATE Nothing TRANSFERRED during the morn
lug uOuT. tGSSSuueu amendment W TIE DSl4-
cheney Bill was taken up and voted on, being
negatived-yeas %, nays 80.
Mr. Seward presented the petition of James
G. Jewett, that a demand be made on the Gov
ernment of Peru Tor non iulhnent OF engage
mcnts in reference to Lobar Islands. Referred
to Committee on Claims.
Mr. Yulee presented the petition of Ed. d.
Tippett for aid to test his cold water safety steam
engine. Referred.
Various petitions were offered in support Of
Collins steamers between Philadelphia and
Southampton.
Mr.. Gwynn, by leave, brought in his bin Sc
curing better protection for the lives of passen-
gers aboard steamers. Read twice and referred
to Postal Committee.
The Deficiency Bill was further debated. A
motion that any misexpended appropriations on
June 3Oih, 1859, be returned to the surplus
fund, was lost; Is to %.
Mr. Wade spoke on the question of the
Utah war
Messrs. Church, Hale and Wilson defined
their positions in respect to vote.
Finally the hill was read third time and the
question put-Shall the bill pass? Yeas %
The bin passed precisely reported by the
COMMITTEES witIi addition of Mr.. Stuart's amend
ment, that the Secretary submit future contracts
for sanction OF Congress.
The Senate then went into executive session.
Adjourned. r-e--.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-26
FOSTER DEPAR TMENT.

Our facilities for POSTER PRINTINC, either plain
ore be exceedin the city, We prepared
all kinds of Posters for Theatres Concerts Merchants and
others. promptness at cheaper and better
any other establishment the city. trial viii
vince any of this fact.
All orders the county for any kind Of printing will
with prompt attention the lowest
Our large well selected stock Of Papers Cards, Inks
etc. having purchased Cash. in the Eastern cities,
confident that guarantee TO customers
sasfason regards TIE neatuCss, accuracy and
promptnsss with which their work will be done ~
laaI2JsssE CAMPBELL / NpERMoF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-26

The RiceHA-Tbere were II feet in the chan
mel on Saturday night and falling.
The Liberty aud Great West left for ports be-
low. There was considerable activity on the
landing.
We published despatch of the burning of
the Ocean Spray and Hannibal City, at s Louis.
The steamers Ocean Spray and Hannibal City
lsN ST Louis at o'clock, P. NJ, on n race to
the mouth of the Illinois. The former dipped
wood in turpentine aud caught fire three miles
above that city, aud burned. The burning boat
drilted against the steamer Keokuk, lying at
the landing, and burned her also. Thirty lives
We're lost. The amount of property destroyed
vas 100000
On Thursday, German, named Frederick
Bart, who had been residing in Cincinnati,
took passage on board the steamer ISoac Shell
by, with his wife, daughter aud SON, for ST.
Peters, on the Mississippi river, and was drown
ed on the passage down.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-26

The Weston (NIo.l ,IlRsayonian, in speaking
of the great revival, gives the following dscOur-
aging account of that city:
"a few of the faithful here in Weston are try
ing to awaken feeling on that subject, but,
the STILL small voice" has not been heard in this
unpious city. We believe the devil has the city
by the heels; and If the inhabitants do not pay
more attention TO their souls interests, the devil
will fall heir 10 The people, rs well as the city,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-26
MOBILE COTTON MARKET.

April 24.-COtton market tirln and advancing
with sales of 1900 bales; Middling l 4; sales
for the week 10000 bales; receipts for the week
have been $500 bales against $500 for previous
week. Stocks in port $4,000 Galea.
LOUISVILLE, APRrL 24.-River fallen 6 inches
in "a hours-S to 81 feet in canal last evening.
Clear. Windy Mercury 81. Five coalboats
sunk on Thursday evening near HarrcSville. One
pair was owned by Vim. H. Brown, and one by
II. & j. Watson, and one boat by Haraey Neal.
Crews on WatsOn's and Meals boats were saved
Six men were lost from Browns boats-H Henry
Brown, WIN. Brown, Dorsey jackson, Mr.. Mum
day aud two others names not ascertained.
Mr. MOminger and Andrew jackson Brown
were rescued by the steamer Altamont-
Casper Croft and Mr.. Cronin hoated down the
river on oars and sticks dashed together, in
company with jackson and Munday, reported
as lost in our noon report.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-26

Sent up Agqia.- Biddy Welsh was found in
the street again on Friday night, her term of
imprisonment having expired. Officer Lancas-
ter attempted 10 take her to Jail. AS usual,
Biddy resisted, yelling like yahoo, and max
ing more noise than ever we supposed one hui
man being capable She was seutup for anoth-
or term by Aid. Wright
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-26
NEW YORK MARKET

APRIL 24.--Flour tirn; safes 300 bills at
50, 25a4,30 for State; Ohio advanced Sc. quoting
OF $4,55a4.65. Wheat quiet; sales e 600 bush
at !, . for Red Southern Corn; White 7Sa75;
Yellow 75aTG IL Lard buuyi.nt At ll-I2-
Whisky dull
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-26
RAI.TIMORE MARKET

APRIL 94-Flour-Sales City Mills at "a;
Howard and Ohio S4,S7. Wheat steady; sales
Red at Slal ,06; 81, lUal 20 for good White
Corn dull; White 64a66; Yellow better at 6Sa
20. Whisky dull and unchanged. Provisions
buoyant; bulk meet Z 1-4n9 II Mess Pork
S19. Lard 10 l-2a12.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-26

Dover, n. ~, Pet. Sd, IsS5.
PROF. o. J. WOOD cO.-GeEIs- Within a lev days
ne hare Teesyed orders and calls Prof O. ,
Hoous Hair Restorative thattO day eounpollSd
send TO Boston 12ra quantity. (the dozen you forwarded
All being sial Vi ils might order quantity
Ererg hdffe are hHee s0 ro6reef tire
Orour aec customers, AID Tie hpprohaon atroi-
from tbs and worthy ritI.
Of vicinity, full; convince that Is MOST
VALUABLE PREPARATION.
send may one gross Of 81 siEe and one
doEsn - size; and believe US youTsITeTy respectfully.
(S.sued) DANIEL LATnORP 4 Co.
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PmILADrlFHIA, April 24- Receipts and stock
of flour small and holders are firm Market
quiet and bat very litGIe inquiry for shipment,
sumption. 1900 bblS. choice western extra Fam
ily s,.ldsa 40, and 900 bbls. snpef. at $3.50
Rye flour steady at So, %. 300 bbls corn meal
sold ut this figure Wheat 5000 bushels Pa and
Southern in small quantities sold at 81 .OOaSi 0
for fair and prime red, and $l.l7a$I.25 for
white. Corn--6O00 bu. yellow sold at a cents.
Oats less active-2oO0 bu. Pa. sold at 4Ic, and
1000 bu. Md. at Ace, Whisky advanced-22a
224 cents. 49,
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EDS. ISTELLIoEECEi-In conpaLer Nth the wish OF
msrous friends uIer myssiI as cauuiaate Tor Sheriff
Ohio county II elected shall PsTfoT TIE dutieS Of
the Office according TO the best Of my abintss.
JOHN ". GILL.
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EnR SHERIEE

MEssRs. EDTTOAs:-PIease announce worthy citiEe
NM. J. Houston, Independent candidate 20
Sheriff, in the ensuins spring Election.
isb6 THE MAJORITY OF VOTERS.
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CommIn.toner orRerenn..

MRssRs. EpiTUks:-Pieas- announce I. NJ. PEMBERTON,
ESQ. CitiGens Candidate
enus Ihe Country DistEcJ, many
personal frenus aud TIE VOTERS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Musical nrentioa.-Frof A. NJ. johnson
and his company of yocalistS, who performed in
this city last Spring. with such entire aecePia-
bility, will arrive again on.or about the 4th of
May, and will give series of musical lectures
aud entertainments. apl9-lwT
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FOR SHERIFF'.

MRssRs. EDITORs:-You wall please the name Of
n. J.. DORSEY candidate Tor SleTn Of ONO county
a. the ensuing May Election, and oblige
hmZU MANY CITIZENS.
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ClNcIxxATr, April 24.-Flour unchanged and
dull Whisky l6l. Provisions buoyant. Mess
Pork advanced to SIS. Large demand for bulk
and bacon. Sides S3p93, but none to be had at
these rates. Weather cool; half clear; river full
six inches in q houTA
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MAY ELECTION.
Citizens Candidate for sher

OIL4A5HS Oduu1udIt TOT Ou5I1A
do eby announces myself cHnGidRte the Ufce
Of sheriT OF Ohio County, would respectful! ash
fellow FOR tneiT sunTagrs that elected
spT GEO. DULY.