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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

RS-POlar Star r.. A...-Chnpter No. a.
Regular convocaions SATURDAY evening at o'clock,
the rand Lodge. Masonic Hall, St Charles street.
oIFcERs-Seh r. Field ". e.. H.. p; j. G. Batche-
lor k. Thsddeus ID. Nantiorn E. S. . d. N Harder,
c.. H. :; g. 2. Skinner, p. s.; VIM. H. Seaman r. A..
c.; Frank A. Bartlett g. NJ Sd "; p J. Christian e..
NJ pa " = Geo. p. Evans O.. M. LIST W. Seaman Field,
Treasurer H. j. stansbury Secretary; A. b. sawbrdge, s.
S.; VIM. II. Holland j. s.; j. Chellet, Guard
dsO ly H. j. sTANsBURY sec'y.
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u L. v. auctiuheei+
SATURDAY. the Both january, 1858, at IL
CU'cl0ck NJ, st Banks Arcade, Magazine street-
Suudry STOCKS BONDS and INSURANCE sCR1P, as per
catalogues which will be ready for distribution at the Auction
eer's office, Saturday morning
Borders will be received at the Auctioneers Office until
Friday evening. jas
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Es-QuItman Lodge No. 76, F.. and A.. M.
Stated communications every FRIDAY EVENING, at
o'clock the Grand Lodge Masonic Hail. St. Charles
oFFIcERs-Seth r. Field W. M I. W. Peyton s.. W.;
c. r. skinner j. W.; r. q. Herndon, TTeasurer H. j. STAINS
bury Secretary n N. Harder s.. ID =; Frank a Bartlett
j.. D.; VIM. II. Seaman So F. F. Proctor, j.. s. l.,
Hertz Tyler. By order Of the W. NJ.
dos ly II. J. STANSBURY, sec'y.
~ Eagle Degree Lodge No, 1, 1; o. D. F.,
meets In Room No ,, Odd Fellows Hall, the FIRST SAT-
URDAY Of each month for the comforting Of the First Second
and Third Degrees and the third SATURDAY OF each
moEth for the comforting Of the Fourth and Fifth Degrees
Brothers cordially invited to attend oalees FRANCIS
RAWLE, Degree Mas l.. A BENDIXEN, Deputy Degree
Master; R. L. BRUCE, Treasurer; L. N JAHAN, seere-
tary. jy2i 6m
RR- l.. ~; y. E'-55GrSSDent Lodge NO. =, meets
every THURSDAY EVENING, in No. l, Odd Fellows
Hall at o'clock. oeicers-J I, MILLER, N. g.; A. DU
CHIRON, v. G.; WIN. HOWELL Recording Secretary ;
l.. N. JAHAh, Per. Secretary F. x. BARBOT, Treas
vi
s9 i. %. o. F.--IIOward Lodge No. ID Taeets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. 5, Odd
Fellows Hall. at O'clock; ohiesrs,- PoRTEous
N g. A. DE SOFA, V. G.; JOS. WAGNER, Recording Sec
rotary; B. DAsILVA, Per Secretary THADDEuS d. VAN
HORN, Treasurer. las
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Steamboat departures Gbis aau.

Date of Departure of European, California
and Havana MnLIa, for january, Ie5s.
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large Preserves Pie Jeliss jana
Sardines. etc.
Also stock Of Steamboat and Stores Land
fei II iC1DY 4 HOLMES CIravierst st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

THE APOLLO, No. 10 PERDIDo STREET, NEAR
i ST. Charles
This elegant brilliantly Illuminated Every Evening
and
FREE ONCERT
And other Entertainments given.
aThis Saloon also open every the newspapers
the the Of visitors. The
supplied with the choice old Wines and Liquors
Refreshments. GEORGE A. CASE,
d21 an Proprietor
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-20

beute Abenb i'm Baltimore 0uleum ibre
tcmilden 8orlteuunSeu. Msr bic jeBt nrd'
feline @ele9enbeit bate bielen gorltellnnaen
bei6umobnen uno iid einen perSni9ten Abeno
Ueri4affen min, perfume nidt Obtge Torltel>
lung gu belu9en. Gtntritt uur % Gt8.
EIy- Gu9en 9 d0ntn9'8 au88e6ei9
neten S9pebt1@ glitter, suberettet aus G9taGrtne
etn nntragt9eS Wttttel, 9eaen 3eberbef6perben, @eibiu9t
D9sPepfe, 1nperbaultdtetf, R~erSeni6wGAs, @fb ma, NerU ~
t%rantbetten unb alien aus etnem In uaprSnuns %serat9ener
ID 9gen enttebsneen &ranfeetten, 1T gu 80 Gents bic Blaibe U
Dettaufen tn Der Office beS Q8ederS.
BzS Or. Q mapne8 5uIan1men9eiebtel
4stIbttrf@en. SqrOp qetLt SOrtrsfFt6 bGrtnddi8en 59fen, Or
~tGltun8en, Slutipeten, MISUNDERSTANDING, 9e6erbeI9ner.
Sttdputten, tOpte que 8rantbetten bes 5alfes unb Der &eble
ecr Srut Oosr Der &an3e. Dtefe Nrjnet retntet 3uelet9 uni
ldutert 6s BlHt. SIN rDB- unb RletnpertaHf AT bdSsu II
Der Office b6 .Qlefer" III 81 nr iElnfdp -
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9fo0f Baltimore

@tabtraib. N6eno res 10. MGr5. ST.
fel 3wetg. 8cm @iips@ Dmnlifftoner lief
Elm 8eri6t Elm, pcrnad tte Geporatur be8
GeutresW arftes $1,000 fcltet. Nn bic Commit
tee pernieien.
@lanuiIe i6ersab ben 8eri9t Der oemeiuius
. men Gcn1eren3. Committee iber ben Brildenbau
in Qrubarbtra6e. 8ermieien. Die Uitt1
Der Weltern SCies@c inpanp unl $1,000 eben-
fau8 SerwieIen. = gbenIc 9el4ub es nit Ter
8itte Der Union Teuer>@ pmpanp I'M $1,000
Der 8eri6t Der 8Oli5ei : GOmmitte iber Gle
Qampen uno Qamrenpfclten ipurOe auf ben Gid
8slest.
SurueA itber9a6 ben (sanfiSen) 8eridt Der
Strasen.G Committee uber bic petiticn, wCruodl
8dume I'M Gutar<S quare 9epflan3t werben
IpIen. Qluf ben Gid 9ele9t.
Die Srnonou3 iber Grnenuun9 unb Se5cl-
buus zines Gesiiter unp Deputp GeSilter murDe
puifrt.
Die Orbcnan5 fir Grneunun0 zines Gitps
Comptroller wuroe ebenfuuS pullirt.
Der 3neis pertaste itd pann BIB Mpnta9.
3weiter 8wet9 6. &irf rief Die reOis
birte Srbcnan3 Scr. II in 8e5u9 auf Die Quae
~rantaine uub iir 0erbinDerung Der @inldlep-
puuS eefdbrtider Rrauf9eiten auf. In9enCuts
men.
Die Committee, welde iber bic BetitiOn bon
Q8ilo, Sdneieer unb &leinlefen binltdtli3 Der
9e3ablun9 gewifier Bfilterun9sbiu8 gu berid<
ten bate, murbe bet ~ferueren @rwd8un9 bieies
@eoentanoeS entboben.
Die betr. COMMITTEE beriGtete, ba6 bic 8as
der Der 6inan3e@ Ommiifipner8 in Qronune
ieien; ite rurbe bober Der ~ferneren grwG9un9
bieIe8 @e9enltonre8 eutbpbsn.
Die 8efdu9uiB.@ Committee beridtete, ba6 Gle
8dder auo Yapiere bieier Inltolt in Srpuuns
ieien.
Auf Den Nutrag 9eGio'8 wirb an ben Gitp.
@OumtifOuer bic 6ra9e oertdtet, Of er bic
@cntratte fir Pumpen &C. au89e8eben babe,
Der 3mei8 perta9te iid Bis Mpntu9.
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E!ii!Gl
Qeirenoe Ielet!
N6ilabelpbta WlcStStniibcs 0dms,
erri9tet Dor 3lpet uno 5wan5t9 Slbren purf
Dr. Kinkelin
Qeirenpe leiet

ESIEellDt lGISl !
NDtla0elpBia WfcptSinifbcs Sdus,
errtdtet ror 3ipet uno ~5man5t9 Slbren purd
DIR, Kinkelin,
Ode br Dyttteu uub Union trase, philadelphia.
3wet uno 3pan8t9 Sabre
grfabruuS bat Or 8tntsltu 81 etntn Der erfpIgrat6fen aarsts
in Der Sar Srn alien 8ranfbstteu TO- bntAl4s unp sebsimer
Sara1bBum ma"n ntrssqs a nnSe esiSiSeStlf %s gSg SiassFg asdsn 1f gs5,
Der 5aut, unb folder. be BON benz DftBbraH6 BON DfsftHr
entfsben - sema6t. @
9febmt te'pnoere 9fcti3.
So 1T etne able 0cppbnbett, Der fb 5upetIen tie 8ndben
in Der @tnllmfeit ereeben, bic nit tbhen . tbts 3a tbrtT WtaHas
Bartlett aufpadt, unb tpelpe, penn ntpt tn eeDor;ger 5et aoc
Ser9nlanuna AT elmer Rttbe bon anbaltenben, Uerfan8lt&en
unb Serbeerenben 9eibeni&dften 9tebt.
QDentse Won bieten, bic iht otelr sereeFolt@s n @ep0pnpet
eraeben, tnnen bic traurteen Gcl8en eao0n, bio tie 6Gs ner.
u6Is Spfen ,erruttet fnben, fiemoe uae uHerttdrbars 4ufre.
euns unb @smittebangtstet tGplen:, SteEe Sette q, %, %
30 unp 81 pon Or. G.ntsln's BUD Hber 0SelbferbaItana."
Der l~lmsladHde f. %anaesrtfen. rtrb i6pd4I d. Wnfdbts
UNI NIT ~sepObnter Rufttgfstt, an bic Ar6eit su asbsn Uter ito
fMm Stubfren 3u beFsiben, ten S3rttt TT trioe uGb f6paG ;
e. tit Dumm, unentfblUdsn, unb sstst fe BIT tn ftnen gsrsnaa. ,
sQDenn er f6 BON oteier @ewUgnbett lpsretBt, ebe biefelbe fbr
%SbIimmtes SOabra3t, unb Serbstrdtbet lid, 70 1T feline sic
unfrud. bar. 1n0 ietne gernunft iast itm, bag biaIss bur6
lstne %frubere 39Drbett perurfabt Eprptn TT Dtefes ftn6
stra@t&n9tn %el@e bte Aufmsstfamtstt
fttdsF tgFa%ffsa Utttt"' 0tt I'D IN a@H.
Bebaltet e8 i'm @ecd6tniR.
Dsrjentee, nel6sr It'd untsr Or. 9tnfsltn's 8ebanbluna
aeat, tann sewtlsnbaft, aaf istne Gbre, ais etn SteSermanS
betnntTe Der 8ranfsn n Or, 8inttItn ntemaIs entbaaf tper.
esu, istns %9DORnung ~ itt Be" legten sw4ust8 3abrsm an Oi
N..gD" @de Spa Der Srttten HnR UntOnltr,, swif8en Spruce
Mnb pine, philadelphia, ga.
Granfe in elmer Gntfernnng,
be tbren Tal sinfaG, ~SsrbuRten nit aaen tbreI Sumptompn
In etnem Srtefe m~tttbeilen (ntt 8etG6tu6 elmer 0eroittunoI
tUnnen Or. &tnfeltns Mebjtnen ~bernsema6 unSersaeltG nSS
jebcm 3betle Der Union, entpeeer NIT Der ppf ODER &rpre6
unb 70 atpaft UNI Sdaesn unb Neueterbe Sa petblten, fber.
.lenbet rrbalten.
teie! SugenO unO Manntarfeit
Sin fraftbuleS 0eben OOer Elm irib3eitiaer SoS.
6fnfP1fn iihpr GpIh6prhoItunh rrr X m -
Brtffe wel6s ienen gDe tb tn stamps entbalten, xsrtsa
NIT I'm nehenber pVR nit etnert GrempIar serfdert.
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nl1R Nhil.n.Minhe

AuC VUlttN@Ottlpts
BELT Qeoerbefbwerben, Oelbfudt DispepfG r6epntfbe -nGt
uerpBie 5dm6Ae, Wtaned an gerbanaug, Sia9un8en, aa9mG
innerlt6e SdmprrbOtben, Ntereaatrantpettens Sunsen9e @wure
%terrdbren, un6 aGe Erdntbetten, wel9e 6Irb etrien fhwaQen
sber per6prtsnsu Magsn e]nttsesn est gangsrn Tt aud bet
na6 benz RoPfs, eVEbene @ber, talte 8uBe, S9msrjea TT be1
@ltebern, i'm Radea nnb IN Der SrIlt
| b%,fettt9et, tnbent es b%enielben FART tbn tn T~bGttatett er5GIf
unO aas 9dgre aug SertsIsen sntttrHt. Sc tfartE BITE Rerpsn
@lteber, bGs Spbbrennen uao Die S6mer8eu bes Shnupfens
befDrbsrt bic 0erbaauns, tt cut oct @er8erntHeu unb 9iabunf
gen, t5btet BITE gurmer, betlt ale Wtnb. tub WtdoenRfsftss
In etnigen Nugentltden, nta1t lnftg, erletdtert bteUSodsrt1H.
tteen, renigc bS glut, befSttert be Circulation beGeipen
Grtrt unmarfit6. uRb pbne S4mer5en, weEn man tte bSppeIt
DDrttDn pd0Gn ntfnrtt.
0as f6msOti&e Bttters 1T eia Gussaettnetes Mtftel acaen
Fteber, 8u6r unb Gplera. Ils fDl6eS baI ca dH bsm tt SStngnsSS
beptefen bets ben frdn3GffGen unb enaltf6n Iruppen IN h.
8rtm petl Put4 ben @eorau9 b%elelben, Der af 9efepI bs
sttrbltSsn Ter ' goiSatsa' lie sieis" s s%SISsn' .S paS5 ei fs@
a%uSSeisgt Uaren, fly fly sef 3 ttt anf2 grOseiIt. ]rsbartrts.
ntttel. bas NOD je Spr bas @ubItunt tam, unb TRACE tS boz
geUuBtfetn IN mtr, b1B eth Stbsr weI9er nteiR augeeet6nj
tea Stttets ethnnal 8ebraudt pat itn eias yEt9t unb @er8aA,
Nebenmenfbeu tpeter gu %ettPfeblen Wno betdnnt s MAIDEN. In,
benz ee ale bic 6etitr6fte .belst bic t9m Dbsn 3usef6ris6tA
lin 9etrdsereten Sber Sta6abmnnesu pUrjut eneen' + obe tb
IN tebe 8id(6t ntetnen Nanen %stnblalen Iafsn, anti FGa: 4
tes Sapter In bds bic BlatGe e~tngitptdelt TT, meme ,I.snSSSrS
bt9e NantenSuntsrt9Fttt ebns pelhs Sas Wlittel ntht rHt
Bet teSer 5laiAe, If etts S~Oaidnbtee Observation-Disclosures,
sen, babe t9 gu ~berertsH hap t6 aueer Sem Sben ber6riSSStn,.
%99teOtdtn' 9titsrs aud nod Elm GnSeres uRter Sen, aletS.,
gtaHtH. ptttttti WtlNee III Optel5 uhe deitdurdtipnen SsrF5r
Ten NTH. aa aasge9et3nst. 9s8ea Duspcpfa an6 Maaenltl6e !,
TT Ger YretS per Blat@e 80 Gents pber 8 8laG6en fur S2.5n,
oH pertdufen let be1n aattutsen @srfeFtteer
Gu9en s S4Gnina
Deut d EN- MpCtbeter unb @bemB
n Gtner MpPtbete, Nprbpfs@de Der ptetten unb JRharE,r
@btIabeIpbtG ia,
rSauptSI gen en-
.pb1atelptta: g. g. Smith nab Co., Sol 49 @Akt
unb 29l uub 900, SStb Q. Strdbe Gdlam. nat, TGf
SIC. 3 @ab 3. ct, unS Ode Der q, &%aQOwbia ,f
GspsgSrf Gilbert DUNG, @pOtteter, ode BOXERS ~;
ct. paul, @innsfata. ct Duma, g0entr..
Rg~ Sn Valttmpre gu BADEN i'm @.es uni,
SlietnsYerfauf in Der Office oe8 gBeSr' fr,
me and Bel WtcCre g. DieffentaG, sc rpl
0il- unb SanOoerfr ~. Gee(EoF712 @
On -Hf.A.AlHnk 49,
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CAPT Wrt89t: Nl8 er an Der Gfe BON
9i9b unb Sluenltr. au8etOmmen, babe er einen
Wann fallen ieben; bieier Otann, Der einen
SduB erbalten, iet in Der @eieGi9aft Der Bp>
tighten 9emelen uno officer Sourban babe ibn
5urifserilien. Sn bielem Susenblide iei Sour
ban iel6it 9ei4cien wcroen BON unO Dor Safs
fnn 6oll fef nnf bic Bclilei ~oefpnert mproen
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Sic neae Oeutfde 2eberDanOGuHg
bon
QOut8 Gerbattu8,

No. t16arrifOn~ spif&en Baltimore unb 8agettear.
(etne Ireppe BOOB
ertPfe6lt ttren ret6tn 9crratb ION dQen Nrteu Gctlsrs..u UNI
O6erleher. as RdlbIebet, &tp, Sbsrleber, 9rfleter. 0ferbe.
leber, pdtent- 8dIttele, fOpte aGe Sprten BON Qintng8 uni
Stn6tn9' uni etne 9rOBe Nu8wabi BON gepaltten Sttefelft af
ten Bnrf6ulen unb auSeebntttenem SGblenIaber ben SGut.
nGGsrn auf has In8eIe8entt6fe, b. dGe ttee Qeberarter
Bier btqt9er dls trssno foaf 3u BADEN tdb.
Grembe, bic unfcre Sta6t beuter unb Ginffnfe In UBenaes
nannten Nrtfeln 81 maiden bd6en. neresn e~tngrlnten, tn SO.
z 5arrtioaffr., 4 3reppe bod, cUr3uiprebeu, bepOr tie no an.
berS faufen.
2pWts SerSattus.
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Mb9ang Der Scedn Don1pfer.
Son GurQpa.

WgF Wtr 9eben unlitebenO eille genaue Tas
6elle BON benz OiSfOntO Der perl9iebenen Banfs
ncten i'm bieli9eu 8erfebr,
BanfnOten 0gdbanee4
Bet BFRneri SPurrter unt g o., 8anfere i. Rr1fers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

Mr. BUCHANAN ON THE 'HEGHER LAWN
the debate in the Senate, which we publish this
week, it must be confessed that Senator Sew
ard dealt the distinguished President of the
United States blow than which many one
less playful might have been less cutting. In
his message on Central American affairs, the
President had betrayed himself into saying,
"rnc avowed principle which lies at the fOun-
dation OF the law of nations, is the Divine COM
mand that 'all things whatsoever We would that
men should do to you, do We even so unto them
Tried by this unerring rule, we should be Sc
verely condemned il we shall not use our best
exertions to arrest such expeditions against our
feeble sister Republic of Nicaragua"
Now, Senator Seward, for whom our profound
disagreements on political principles can never
destroy respect for his constituency, and defer
ence for his great ability, is man Of study and
of deep leg / learning. He must instantly have
smiled at seeing precept of Divine revelation
quoted for the first time as the basis of the law
of nations. Publicists have agreed that the one
principle of natural law which lies at the foun-
dation ofthe law OF nations, is none other than
that promises and agreements must be kept"
Ffdes ddtd est serUOnda-a principle, probably,
of more practical importance to our public men
than any application they are likely, or requi
red in their political stations, to make, whether
of the Mosaic law, of the Jewish prophets or of
the Gospel,--Freemaas Jour. C44stpiaistrdtiOn.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
Trustee5s Sale.

Y virtue OF ,et of Trust executed BY RlehTad
ID Knowles dated February TO- 1872 and recorded in the
Clerks office Of the County Court OF Ohio county, Va, In
o., page 90 for syIe at pnbc anc
the the Court House Of said
Monday, March LIST, 1885, at II O'Clock certain
piece parcel Of ground adjoining the addition 70 South
approved and confirmed by John Eo, (the plat Of which
addition Of record in the Clerks ONCE OF said court in
Deed Book 80, 9Is) and bounded follows to Wit
Beginning at the N Of First and Mercer streets
additiOn thence 10< deg. E. 100 Hee thence n
1871 deg 100 feet; thence N. 7f deg ". Ion feet para
lei to said thence s. 1s deg 100 feet paTa
about 81 poles, more or less.
Terms Of Sale, cash. B. II. EOFF,
ian26-im Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

A few Days since, country looking fellow
entered one Ofour City Banks, and marching
up to the counter, exclaimed, Here am. aud
word further he strobe out The next day
the same customer appeard uttered the same
words, and again disappeared. The third day,
at about the same time, he walked in, and ad-
vancing to the teller's desk, threw down dralt
payable three days after sight Now said be,
you've seen me three times, want The money
now In-Indiana Piper
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

AN UNPARALLELED HoSoR-A mark of re.
spect was shown yesterday to the memory of
General Hayelock which was worth more than
peerage. The flags of the shipping in our
harbor, and on our public buildings were dis
played ut haifmast during the day, as token
of grief for his loss It was purely voluntary
tribute paid to his memory by people to
whom he was stranger, who were in no way
interested in his career, and to whom even his
name was unknown six months since. 1t was
attribute Of respect which even the Duke Of
Wellington did not command, and which, We
believe, was never before paid to foreigner
But Zone touch of nature makes the whole
world kin" and the bravery aud manlimess OF
this true hero have touched the hearts of the
people of this country. who have watched his
career with eager solcitude since the stirring
events of the East Indian revolt have rendered
his name as familiar here as it Is in his own
country, and the intelligence of his death has
produced as deep feeling of regret as though
he had been a countryman Of our OWN y
Times.
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Tr11staaIR SAFE.

IOY virtue OF Deed Of Trust from Richard KnoVies,
ID Patrick Me9ranahau, Robert Cambern and Antoine
Harrow dated the 9Th day Of June and in the
Clerks office OF Ohio county Court Deed BOa 81.
4U8 will offer for sale at public auction a the front door
Of the Court House Of said county Non Law, March 1St
1885, O'Clock part Of the property conveyed
to me by said deed and Is thus described thersn en-
another point In the Eastern line Of Mercer street.
Tin EOs addsn South Whevlingl extended-s 20 deg
e log feet from the said SOUTHEAST Of Lot No @
EOR street, In sO1h WheelnE thence s. q deg L. 1uO
feet point; thence 19H deg. W. 100 feet to point;
thence Mo deg ". 100 feet point; thence n 19 deg
E. 100 feet to the beginning. Containing about 81 poles
Terms Ferns. Of Sale cash. n. EolI,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

AIEenttOn Corn Dealers and Corn GFOweFs!
TIME Great American Corn Shelter, patented December
1Ith, 1885, improved which the First Premium
awarded at the State Ralrof Indiana. This Corn shell
Ter Is Of that class Of inventions which mere de-
scrption satisfactorily convey idea Of its intrinsic
WORTH In ordertO realize the advantages Of this invention
must call and examine Il. This COIN Shelter h hum
buEno catch penny; brit OF those valuable things
which every farmer win prize An The Corn Shelters for
shelng by the quantity which hitherto been Invented
and manufactured In this country, have the objection
able feature Of not Smelling the clean from the
Every device which has hitherto the purpose
Of sheng corn has failed TO combine with guam
tity until the Great American Corn Sbeller brought he
the public This Corn Shelter win be exhibited for the
arSt time In Wheeling II Main s few doors South Of the
Literary Depot where State and county rights will be sold
y jsass4s 'f'A' y ''s f''p'''''1 W. sARvM.
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a domestic newly engaged presented to his
master one morning, a pair of boots, the leg Of
one (which was much longer than the other.
''How comes it that these boots are not of the
same lengthf" az rally don't know, sir. but
Ehat botheFs me the most is that the pair down
stairs are in the same Ak
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NOW, is the winter of our discomfort made
glorious Qndian) summer" by this refreshing
weather. 1t is the twenty ninth ofJauuary,
and no cold weather yet. We fancy that some
persons who have been in the habit oe anticipa-
ting, from day to day, change from pleasant
warmth to severe cold, must, by this time have
lost the spirit of prophecy.
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NEW ADvHRTIsGMHNTs.
NEW AND POPULAR HOOKS
AT j, @. ORRS,
NO, nj MAIN ATRREF.

NHAT popular Book City OF the Great King BY mr. Bar
clay Mustang GEey-lion Jsrrs Clemens last Booki
Twin Roses, b. Mrs Richie; White Lies; Quits PaThenIl
Husband Wife, Nobody to Msme (IIustratedO Lucy
HOWaTd's JauTna Beat and Tent Lie, by Prime (mOst adj
mIFnbe b00s;l Married Single: PoFr8itsot my married
Prends All OF Capt Mayne Reeds WORKS. Alonei The Hid
thing the taonarv line, Blank School Books &C.
Wall Paper IT AND UNDER COST to make for
anrinr tnnlr i.nll
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RAcHEL's last HouRs-PAK TiHa w1rn HER
JRwELs.-In the early stages of Rachel's final,
ad mot
rich garments brought to her bed, and beguiled
the weary hours in looking them over, and on
one occasion. after taking one long lingering
look al them, she exclaimed, With a sigh Of
heartfelt distress "Must then abandon AIM
Her death-struegle was long and severe, and her
last hours are described as agonizing ~
Cannes, the town in which Rachel breathed
her last, is, as a French Journal assures US, "a
paradisaical resort in the south of France the
honor of whose discovery belongs to Lord
BrOugham, Who has for years had his country
seat in it, and recommended it to his country.
men as a winter residence" This winter, Can
mes has been OVERLOOKING with visitors Since
the occupation of Nice by Russians, such of the
English as formerly wintered there have resor-,
tedito Cannes. The recent reports of the i'm
proving health of Rachel-fOr up to a few days
previous to her death, hopes had been enter.
tanned of her recovery attracted crowds of con-
snmptiyes to the charmed spot.-N. 7. Post
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: : 'A''l'''' / New FIRM.

- DRs. BARTLETT WINCHEIL, n.p,i,,, If,
Market Street, opposite aShins ten Han Ne.
$LlGEfylng Va. -'''
Dr. Winehell being compelled by his rapidly increase,
business to add to his facilities for doing the 49,
pleasure In informing his friends and public
formed business connection with y. s. aTtieff n n
Eo has had fifteen years successful Tire DR.
tai profession.
DTa B. & w. prepared perform ever uperatorfu
Surgical and Mechanical DentstTy-aFr familiar ufh And
practice all the latest improvements OF the An "a
guarantee that for beauty durability and practical uV
their Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure ana
comfort Of Artificial TIE h from the dread u sufr.
Ing experienced during he necessary preliminary extFns
tOn OF the OLD teeth and roots, informed ne
process entirely unlike ChlorOfoFm EheF, ane aP-ca
bic in most cases and perfectly hdrless IN all teeth are
now extracted Withoutp1in.
Any information lVee appeTtaInng their p'ohI
sion they viii be pleased tn give gratis
PisaSe call AMI examine specimens Of ARTIFICIAL Teeth
~ OHice open At all hOu.s. seplS
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. Trustee's Sale.
virtue o. Deed Of Trust from W. a. Russell, VIM.
~ L. MeAfee and others bearing uiV So
and Of record IN Ohio County, In Deed Book ~ page SEQ
oHer for sale the following described properly W.T.
6red 10 the original plat Of North WheeIns g. a. a.
~ me SAID work. being complete running order.
Alaos 80 pots well seasoned, and an
ehineTy, re-, In belonging 70 said -ofs
on REASONABLE terms. Possession Ialir.
janis Applyto I. O. McSYIsE. Tri.stee
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For Rent

TTlHE large three story Brick building D.,r A.,
Bridge In the Fiith Ward, and nov oeenni, E so1s
Billiard, as boarding house. Possession EfTp ~ yss
day Of April next. eA oh ttttR
Also, the store room in the same building. NOV -.
as shoe store BY John Rankin. Apply 70 ss1P'ed
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DIED.

DIED.
The youngest child Of Nl.sand lfrs. shannoB-on the
Island-at II o'clock yesterday.
The funeral VIM take place ats P 81 To-Day The Erends
Il the faraily requested to ATTEND.