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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

~ The sight of drunkard is a bet
ter sermon against the vice than the
best that ever was preached upon it.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

80 See the advertisement of Prof
BECKER, in reference TO instruction in
local aud instrumental music.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

TEON NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF LANCE, DS8LE & CO. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal Of AN
DREW LEONARD from the firm. The business will be
continued by OSCAR G.. LANCE and WILLIAM DOYLE
under the firm of LANCE DOYLE, and they alone are
authorized to settle all the affairs of the late firm.
4w36 OSCAR G. LANCE,
WIN. DOYLE,
Kenosha, Feb. 16th ISIS. ANDREW LEONARD
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WAsuISGToN. March 4.


Contrary to the position assumed by
General Shields and other prominent
gentlemen, the Senate Committee on the
judiciary have completed a report con-
Guiding with resolution that Minneso-
ia is not state III the Union. This de-
MES Gen. Shields the right which he
claims to seat in the Senate.
Senator Clark, from New Hampshire
intends moving an amendment to the
Kansas Bill authorizing Kansas as a
State on the following considerations
That the power to amend the constitu-
ton shall be expressly reserved to the
people whenever they see fit to do so,
and that the admission of Kansas with
the Lecompton Constitution, or the con-
tuition itself shall be so constructed, or
have the force to revive or re-enact
after the admission any law or reg
ulation repealed by the Territorial
Legislature before the passage of an act
without the re-enactment of the State
Legislature of Kansas, after the admis-
| sion.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

GMOKRDH HAMS AND SHOULDERS
- in exchange for Goods.
Kenosha, Feb. 4, 80.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

ASBORNE'S Golden Ointment, ana Johnson's
" French Female Pills, lust received at
STARKWEATHER e. Cos.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
Chicago & Milwaukee Railroad.
ShaR Me a. Cdqrter be Amended

Shall the city Charter be Amended.F
We publish below letter from our
Representative Hon. +. S. LOWELL, in
reference to the proposed amendment
Of our city Charter; also copy of the
bill. 1t will be seen that Mr.. Lowell is
in favor Of the amendment, but he wish
cs to comply with the wishes ofthe peo-
pie, if he can find out what they are
He does not consider the instruc-
tons Of the Council as binding III the
premises. We have conyersed with a
number Of our citizens, and find some
in favor and others opposed. 1t is sug-
gested that if the bill be changed, as to
the designation of the Wards, so that
the proposed lst ward shall be the 3rd,
the End the lst, and the Bird the end
and the 4th remain as in the bill, it will
obviate the most serious objections in
measure.
We suggest the propriety of calling
meeting Of the citizens at the Court
House on Saturday evening next, when
the will of the people generally, might
be arrived ut, and made known to our
Representative.
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rndmens 20 City Chnrser---Letter from
Er. lowell.
MADIsoN, Sth March, Is

MADISON, Sth March, 1853.
MEssRs EDIToRs:-I enclose herewith dl aft of
an amendment to the City Charter, petitioned for
by large number of citizens. Since that petition
was presented in the Legislature, have received
from the President Of the City Council notice that
the Council unanimously instructed" me to oppose
any alteration OF the Wards, While the opinions
Of the Common Council are entitled to great weight
and respect, cannot consent TO regard their opin-
ions ia wh1teyegliorn expressed, as authoritative
instractigHs. desire to carry out the will of the
people Of the City and to obtain that opinion, far
as possible, from themselves.
In regard to the proposed alterations, desire to
say tina. believe the best INTEREST," of the City would
be subse.ved by them: but of that the electors must
judge. VIII you do me the favor to publish the en-
closed bill, together with this communication, and
oblige, Yours Respectfully,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

Successor to b. p. CAHOON.
KRSosHA, February %, 1858. Im37
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Ou um8ebit meme 6rase, On aniipOrtslt mir
nl4t Sage mir Die Wabrbeit: 9laublt Du ali
mlb ? Soer baltt Ou mid fir i0ulci9?
Stl bIelem Nu9entliG marD leije all Die Ibiir
8eilrpff. Der SGni3 bortte uno tpanote lif
cann rubig ldhelno einer @jsmabIin Al. SIS
1T Der WtlnIlter bon 3oitroiD, mel9er nit cent
General Ssrtrdno fommt, ia0te ct. SD babe
benz 6ran5plen UNI Dlele Gtunpe etne gtuoten3
bemll19t, um bon iGln BEN 8ricl uuo bic Trie,
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bIetet mir ELL 8unpniB an nit SraAfreib, unb
er uno 'eIne blelt9en 2!nbdu8er rebnen wobl
oarauf. CAP ld i&cn iene 8tatter geleIen uuo
eaTabren babe, welhe OeuunB pie t3le Wet
unisrm SanpnB nit 9tuBlano ae6eu m6bte.
Ole Antwprt, melfe td} 9tapolecn'8 N61eiano.
ten ertbeue, mtro ou9 cine Nutmprt auf Ocine
6ra6e Ietn, be5bdlb muBt uap lou(t ~0u ie bG=
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Elm, Die pOrtere Oetbir8t OtA jeeem 5rempeu
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bler 9elprcden miro,
Gr nabm Den Arm Der E0uigiu uno IG9rte
tie raId in ba6 onitcBenpe Oemah. Wfit baz
tiger Sano epllte 1t einen 2ebnieli2l neben bic
2hur uno Gat Die a6niBin mlt eutm Dint lei.
rer 5anO, in cemIelben Ijc5 nieDe15ulaIien.
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oer9etteu umo NIT eilen idheLupen, itummsn
0rnB bon Ien2r @jemabl;n AbcDieD nebutenp,
tt1t er in iein 0emab 3uriif.
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iollte tcD 70 9IntsrBan8en unb perrat9en ba6er,
thu, weld)en ld) lebe ais ben S!ern, GER tnelne
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men 9ap3es Qeben 9cbe'lt8t uno Derflart bat
Sb mem @)ema1l, unO pb melne 8cliebien &nps
Der, ulein Nemilien lit rein unb pertiaAt MIDI
felncr SAujo. gErt Ou mir p18 0lauben,
nsen 8rieDrh ? Ncroen oiele b6Ien 0etleulns
oun9en fen WiBtyaueu in Oeiner Seele 5uriif
9elalten baben Gber it'll, it'd, Der @jellurtc
1T 1dOn oa! SD NIL b0cen, mas Der $t0ni8 ibu,
erwiOeru mirb
gle net9te lDr }olupt 6t0ter an Die $orlicre
unO ibrc 9rcBen blauen Iulen lGjenen nit III
rem 9liibenren iori9enoea 8!ifen DEN i6weren
Sommet olrt)bp9ren gu pOuen, nm niAt blob
81 b6ren, lonoern aaA gu le9eH, mas in lenent
3lmmer 9elAob.
auI Den 0fui ce8 &6ng8 bate ltb Die T9Ir
ocS Sor5ummer8 Se0ffnet uno Der @jsneral Ser
TRAMP mar IN Ve9leuuu3 pe8 WIinilter8 uno 02s
neral8 rDa 3alttOrD eiuBetreten.
Der &onl3 mltten in 3unner lte9eno, c1mis
Derte Gle tIeien, ebrerbietIBeu Sernei9un9en Der
beoen Oerren nit elnent leitten GUptnjfen unp
beItee letne 9rrBen, rubiseu 2tugen ra8enp uuo
fcrlteno auT ole 0eltalt pe0 frauiolii4en @ee
neral8.
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SeQhtet iEn.0enDe8 bel "a


Der u luGltG9 petd: mil GRt9n ueSsln beba'tct tn I'M
1 Nhea an snea erfabrenen ArSt Weneen bur 10 uInr
H'l ar pcn enFn S1KErSer beIre miro Dabern benesn
Gup peaet9t ietnen GtcnfeH ue ebr bltae Webruno an
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mttiamfttt 8rWhmi perfpr5 9gtbeHDen cine 81.
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ebGen ylase erlaiten. 9e seSiR tt gut une urpe tugy
pdIS Jabrsn auSercreen6 Diei fayon aesrard srfs
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mao 9enauer AnGaSe 6er SpmpGnts Dr. ). Smith ppC.rb
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u3ie ees SGabcS 9CldiGt e.baitCu.
ALa AntraGen Etben rgn3 pTt5attm Tr osr 0fhfe II
sPerote Simmer sIr 0Spp1pn Der 9GtteuTea len pC
HOY 2RDrGenS sig A5enba litr.
Or, S. 3. Smttb.
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@cfcbGftSs NrDffn,rrtr1

Gas, oaS btlli9lt lte alIer gi6ter
aHr nnr far Oeteneen refe @ Die Gastbrsn unb nbttt
Baltimore unN SrDntirGBs dri6ahcn.
Mtsasa 6rsunen unP Setanntsn fOpie benz gubItfaH
mir Don Der rselfen Sebienuns bic ebs en tam e
dus Arbstten ourdb metne st9enen 5dEbe seteu.
Weparatnren tSwts ip"ttee Metau.Arbetten perbt I'd
70 f6nea ale m6ei@ befpreen.
Ses1i 4-s.t .-r .gtAs, Sun4bubu
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ueDerie>uUe
SdSfGoc= 81 Wdcutur.

T4S@9 9y~A5-gRA uSUSliS>tue
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geiradter In y IN YerbnDuag HELEN fiji Re6.
nuna tefetb uuter EDrt5st!gaften G2usn6tn usp bsr
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Qbenio Suuen Sci unS Yafagedene iebsr GaFe unsr Be-
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gsrtateten 0amp If Gtfie bes IUrbbeutf6en
3{c9o az gapagpr mao 8remci ais dud5
as Srgmea Nten. yprf
III teu SEN Gpmpa9nte ebe nab @n,eteel unter
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prt e2tGsBenB npnrmen ptrotn, unO b1 NIT Re6t
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BET / Ie be 5etrl9sreisn b4r u en aDrter
Gunner 9ef6crt tnr, 10 empFeben mir aud berin Dem
Yublitum uniese BGrmtttluna.
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Q3e9ea aaGerer Qu6iunit lreaoe man it'd an
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# Der unter,e6nete matbt fstnsn aabret@en 49,
4a@ Treunben fDwie bsm 9Ubltfum I'M aagea1st-
en- men btsrmtt bic Nnsetee, bas er etn
ieue8 6rpcertez uro Sutter=Eetfpatt'
an Gfe pon 2ibertp unD 0ernanltr.
IyDte bssa besen fDws aud bsuti&s 9rcbuts, sts"i0
III Hbeiutpene unp feline SranoteS
= uot6t erben fets ~ ben btltsfen prstiea sertdat
I S"'N''' &6rthppt Dbll.
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@jrpcerets gSsetne, 2teuors ,c.

yteue SOu. SDl. .zSar:uge ua0 Sar0ellen.
9tt tem Sihe Duebur8 smpfaneen beer Gage 5pN.
8cl5Grnee unb Sarbeen, btGstabrgsn 5anes pel&e
ptr gDebespertGufeyn btutslt abgebeu tQnten.
ID. 9 d ne t ber unb m D.,
.. Al. Sputb Spparblr.
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Office beg SOarO Of GenirOl nnO OicOleU.

Baltimore hen 2. NpUtmBer 1858.
G3 prb berntt betanut gemadt, bag bic 8Hdgr, Ole ben
M0edemnt 5ertdt eutbaeH, ber IN uebGretnmmung NIT
Der Srtpnnau3 gema6t it, leuenc ,@ine Srp0nnar3 3ur
Seusral AG(9d&uUe uno Sum Nlcsmeat Sstslbum In
Der Gtdbt BamCre," 8GnebmtGt ben 26. Niat 1883
QubItfum sur @rdmtna nj Der trb fnet
perben in her 4UHtrglsurs Dfce, NUr0p&d Oon NVrtt
unD 8aqett nr 22. Ngp. j. unb rn blet fn Wsrben
taa6 bis gum o. anuar 859 Ser 8enGnate 3GarD ptrp
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0pr unD ubr Nam, Der lis neln, nm Sei6Uerbsn uub
Mepeaatipnen bindt Der trGsden Ahtements entGeaen
ktnetmtn unb Su erRpt8en. -
&. 9tttt9 @ &dfer, .
Nlpp22. San22 w2m) @rdRbent btS 8parp Of is, Mnb n.
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SSrAnEelS tassD xSetOetDem
.. DIR. Swayne's
5uiamnten5eiebter Sprup Don G8iIDtirIGel
characterization tRur.

Yotut GOds 3rteprt9 Co., @fO
Or. 9 U ngnc- l3sri1er 6frr IS ais etne pAtbt, -
seH bas 9Holttum betrG@tenb juaIet ate- um GuS
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suBerorSent4 tetann mapen, ais emas nebereelhrs
ben urpe. Sm Gesten Dftpber bate t fdrfe rus
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Hnngen mtttballte, bte tEnert0 nnb dusrli Se S&st
snb &r ausWarft @&eln 4tpem trnHtt pur& BITE 9anaen
pelrtn Nne Guc pgtW 1e AthnuRg tn netner Sruh,
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per0pnHpcn Gen. NG tb dber in eitun9en Sgn ben
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famm men8eiester SpruP Dpn 2Dtlbftr.l
mad SaIttmpre unb ling NIT BEN ebau berfelben an IN
meinem 9rPBsH GrFauuen uub reube meinr Edmtl{e
fne bic Oennn8 tn Der Gun8e an betIea mGin 5uaea
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Gr tf stn pureGeS Ntt9lteb esr BeeufGuft. -
SAINTS R Ourborpn
Gtpr stS Sertlnet 8reties Der Baltimore &plferra,
A- User taan hte 3ebartett Der Nusebruue Ee,petfeiS
nGGpem or ttn 9eugats pe 6IS pb9e eeisen eat.
G8 9bt nur cine astSe SubCrcfune ron bfirS6en
uno bic erSt9t bic enem crbentidsn @r,te ,uberee
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Srantte,ten, wsl&sn au8tmsfen uup fir rsISe bic
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lt = pHtten &rfGltun9en MESGbrune, 9rDn@tts @uA.
etu'6rsst, blausr SUpsn Sutipeen Qeiierteit i0waG
Sttmme, Settenien ppGr SrIrldmerser eef6 wd6e 9bA
ttuttDn (rc8sn Msbrdu1 rpn &apme unp dnDeren III ID
Gtn Qer3Hoptea pper pcrStranSet scnee 0etsung pSE
&runDaEg Ger 8cbEe, &c. Seine uabrbaen @taeufGdftfr
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~ bst atrsttt tetIi. - alstH8er %srfirtt6er
- .., Ny. - way rue z pSn
T. t0rtp seventy S5treet, Heer Stm NAdt
9ptlepcIpbtas
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Henry Kraft's
6rpcerie, 9yrpoiiipnen, Siauor Hno
QfSetn StOre.

gfe BON 2erin9tcrz uno NbertpItr.
osber BABE ids cine frtl6 snbuns ber bsen 0rpeertes
ss ae s0stsn Sess tasiS sIs gTttfs nh m
"a Rad einfGlagenpe Mrtitel ebaiten, wee t6 netnen
tnten unD benz Vubltum I'm aasemstnsn auf's bette
fetle. ... xx. cn,.. ..o,....
ralpdTer &C., rpelSe i'd bem 8las, 8laf6e une 3alcnt
nsrfamfr duni4 &Ut
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SOGbCn GrD1ltele neug NrMDte
fir beu gDmterbbarf pprau geeperperfdsr aufmrfiam
MAIDEN. ....
50 Safer 8ambtreer 3weti4ssn
1O9 Bore &tnbureer IaIe,
Is 8ubel SGweier 8eie,
800 Duipel eanse &rbieu,
400 Barrels eefpdliepe @rbien,
20C 8e8s perls @erfe, Seriatepsne NumrtEa
25 Barre! 94atsfaBrieS
208srsS Sd8p,
Gtpcplape G9Drtea GamiIen Grsscprn SslilnrsIen
Nas biee arttteI nb mir i'm tanee btlis a pertansa
.... Wprpitnger u. Srptbsrs,
MD. 102 2pn1bartfr.
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Termss

I6TmNg --F--.---.
@he daily BAL 2IMOKE WERCFR su
sTsry morning (cLcept Sunday and is deliveries
Carriers to City Subscribers at 7 Cts. per wecE.
The WICKER is also delivered In the citivp -
-Vasnngton and Wheeling daily by Carriers
Pricef for Mail Subscribers of the daily WE0YEB
S3 so in advance.
A1- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERi ia pvtI,s
ned every Friday at 81 per annnm and 81 per
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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GsatnasinaSs.

.@StNREtss9NNEEs
Der t65tt5s Baltimore gDedsr" ..6A,iM{
isbeH Rcr8sa Unit '&usudbme he's SrnntassJ snS
fSfet7 &entS per g0O@e an bic Grdssr sabIbar.
Der ,,gD,fer" wfS ebenfaGs In gDalbinstUn uHb
gDbselin8 tasIt3 tut@ ErSeer ben NbVnnea'sH
tns 6Gus beIsr9t.
Durb be @OR SsrIenset tpfet bee tSeii@e ,,gDeGtr"
$500 per Sabr, in uabthtaettr y BUrduSbe'
ahiunG.
@E- Das IDofenb Ia tt bes Baltimore Wedet
trlbetnt eben rsttaa unbifDaet tabrlt 81 In nnbe'
etneter 8SronsbetabIune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

TuE boy Rogers, for whom so much sympa-
thy has been felt in New York and over tho
country, generally, we ::see by the dispatches,
was executed yesterday. We always felt, that had
not Executive clemency been so constantly out
ragged in New York, the case of Rogers was one
to which it should have been extended. As it
was we could only say, poor fellow!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

THE Montreal Pilot boldly pronounces the
Atlantic Cable a cheat and humbug-the
greatest of all "sea serpents" 1t goes so far as
to express the belief that the Queens message
was brought over by the steamer Niagara, and
left at New Foundlund, for transmission to the
Presidents; aud that the whole pretense of trans.
hitting messages over the Gable was conni-
vance of the "ca5at of cabelers" The Pilot
is in bad-temper on this subject. It forces con-
clusiOns into its service without the slightest
basic INTACT to sustain them. 1t has hardly
reflected that by the position it assumes, hun
dreds Of honorable gentlemen. both in this
country and England, are condemned as perpo-
Petrators of the most infamous fraud ever prac-
ticed upon the world.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

Is a trip up to Brooke county, we heard the
Congressional succession" spoken of by some
of the leading men there. So far as we could
inform ourselves, without any particular effort
to that effect it is the decided wish of the people
that Mr.. Clemens should have second term
The idea ofa convention, We are told, is not
generally entertained.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

IF ever there was an idealiof the fascinating
arch, innocent, tender child of nature, it is Mad.
ame Colson, says Philadelph critic after Wit
Messing her performance ofthe Daughter of the
Regiment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

a gentleman in the last stages Of consumpp-
tion,sand on his way to Florida, reached Charles
ton few days since, and stopped at hotel in
that city in company with his lady In two or
three days he died, and tho heart,broken wife
at once prepared to return to her Northern
home, with the corpse of her husband. The
hotel billwas demanded and presented, when
in addition to the posthumous charge for the ac-
commodation of the dead man--ten dollars were
required for the privilege of dying. Certainly
this is luxury We had always thought a man
might indulge in without detriment to his purse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13
New Advertisements.
sConrnisaioner,s, SaIe.
ElI1abeth 'SIuIdrey and others

EllERpeGn A4uufeVt ana otilefs
vs.. fin1d MARSHALL
william Morrow and others. Or. Court.
Yyirue of decree rendered In the above cause q the
b Pail term, 1883, Of said oouJt1 shsrtN and conn
missioner specified In said DEGREES shall sale as
the front Of the Court House OF Marsha couyS on
Monday the Goth day OF December next benB court da
the highest and best bidder the tract of land in the BILL
proceedings mentioned, situate the WateFg OF Grave
Greek, In Marshall county, containing nnetS-Xe acres
more 0rless.
TKRs OF SALR.-A credit OF six, twelve and Ehteen
viii given, the purchaser giving bondsEith
proved security, bearing Int from day of se for the
purchase money, and the title Will be retained until the
purchase money Is all paid JACOB JERPERSON,s
November 18Th u.s. snsIll.
Just Received by Payne & Co:
I C1HE0KFR BOARDS. Chesssmen, Domnoes Embrotler.
1ng Silks Wool Socks and Stockings, 2epay
9 SSTis Soas Isas sFS 0sss WOO co.
| @ TsAT 10 n e e H-Just received.
10 noYl3 PAYNE a CO.
NTUstCAI-The Messiah, the Creation, Normal Singer,
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PILES, OR CUTANEoUs DISEASES,
BUY a BOTTLE Of
RRAGG.s ARCTIC I.INEBI EMIT.
And get the United states .JonrnaI FREQ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

BGRHAyE's HOLLAND BITTRRs. .Boerhaye's
Holland Bitters are an invaluable remedy in ali
cases ofdyspepsia. They impart strong, heal
thy tone to the stomach, andtare the best reno
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Dyspepsia, Headache and Idigestion, by
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wholesome food. and a dose Of Borhaye,s HoI.
land Bitters one hour before eaehmeal ss,-l81it
SIN.
'Boerhaves Holland Bitters for Dyspens;a
Headache, Loss of Appetite Nervous DEBILITY,
and all diseases consequent upon a disbrderad
stomach and liver This article isyeryl iayora-
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There can be no better remedy for sIn5;gas.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

IT is sad to think low many Of the most fire.
qnent and popular figures ofrhetoric crumble
into nothing as the world moves on. ThePhp-
nix, with clipped wings and limited powers of
transmlgration, long ago yielded up the ghost.
The Norway maelstrom which has servedito
point SO many morals, has been itself whitfield
to point so small as not to be visible to the
naked eye. And now, forsooth, we are told
that the famous, or rather infamous, Upas tree
of Java does not exhale the deadly malaria
which has been supposed, in our simplicity, to
como the mower and reaper over all who breath
ed it. Thejuice is poisonous, but all the rest
is sailors yaru. So all the fine talk about
the terrible valley of dry bones around the
''deadly Upas" is, it seems, sheer gammon-
What next, we wonderG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

WEhad great mind to strike out from our
dispatches Bonner's advertisement, viz that he
had paid Edward Everett ten thousand dollars
for series of weekly contributions on Mt.
Vernon. But the good object to which the
money Is to be applied, redeems in some meas
ure the -phiIanthrophy of such nm adver-
tising dodge. On the part of Bonner it is a
mere advertisement for his catch-penny paper.