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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10
CHURCHES
BAPTIST

BAPTIST
- Wheeling Baptist Church. south stdO Clay between
FifthaDd Sixth
Disciples Church, Market, otwesn Biddo and Third
GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protestant Clutch. west siIc Main between
Quincy and Monroe; Ecv.-- Friedrich pastor
EiEsi German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling I:eY. WIN. IIciicr, uas;or
German Lutheru, Church, Rev. w. Rucrac,ncir.
pnstcr.
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Jewish Synagogue, Quincy, Intcllfgencer Office
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Siapiine Street II. L. Church, east side ChnpIne
peiWetn tiTst AMI Second, Rev j. l.. Clark. PASTOR
Funrt Street u. L. Church. west side Fourth !o-
tN'cu Mnnr"e and Quincy, Rev. Thomas NrLearv
pastor. -
North Street NJ. Z. Church, north west corner North
and Market. Rev. l. s. Patterson, PASTOR
south Wheeling NJ. L. Church.
WLcc'mg island Chapel Wheeling island, Rey.
ThniE;s: Mc'Clcary pastor.
German N. E. Church East Side Chnpiino
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church west side Fourth, he, vch
Quincy apd Monroe; Rev Henry L. ICED, D. D. pastor
Second Presbyterian Church. soutlwrst Corner
"1l7'er and MARKET; Rev. L. V. Dodge, pastor.
Third Presbyterian Church. east side Fifth between
Chestnut and Fil5ert, South Wheeling.
Fourth usshyt"rian Church. side Niun between
Adams and Washington: Nev. Alfred Paull. pastor
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
United Presbyterian Church. west si.le Market he
tweei'Jet;ersona aud MaGtsn Rcv.J. T. NcLUre pastor
PROTESTANT episcopal
and @ CIV SSNESh: Mss side 9Lain betweOn First
st. Matthew's Church, south side Monroe between
Fifth and sixth; Rev. Z. I. Perkins, rector.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
ST. james Cathedral southeast corner IIanIpLen
and Fifth; Right Rev. Richard " WhcelmI, Bishop;
Rev. James V. Cunningham, Assistant.
ST. AlpiinnslIs Church. west side Market between
Eddie and Third, Fifth Wards Rev. kies, pastor.
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AHn
yrl.n4N-EMg. q. {:.fR pRu5Ns

Which nre snaio for citcr sex rli all ngos-ini rrt-
cd in five minutes. FAR TRU3IptTs OF every tlcscli,
to' also every variety of artificial articles kncwn in
The M"Fii-a barge assortment of beautiful durable
A;.I.E.C:AI. IIA NDE.
With 'lio Arm ana I:bcv1 Attechn,cni: ARTIFICIAL,
laent.
THESE articles perfectly natural an: adapted for
either SEX aud canhc sent by express any part of
tie world All kinds ofTrusscs fjr Hernia or R,pturo
nf every description for either SEX and Tr,;sscS par
iS"tr!T adapted for females IN NIcll conditions also
for those with IlvuLArsus UrERI.
Dr. BakCc is Of the most celebrated and skill
r physicians and surgeons now living. His fame is
Known personally i'll every principal cityoftIe world.
All :cttcra directed to Dr. IanlCe must contain ten
c"n's, IL pay postage and incidental expenses An
Chronic Diseases can hc treated by correspondence
except those mentioned, which will require Ills per
snnal s3pc~visi0n
e<a5~' Of;c, Gyv;.s fam q A. ~ yoI u II
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PUBLIC HALLS.

syylodeon Hall, east slo Main between Quincy and
Monroe.
Masonic HALL north east corner Market and Monroe
Washington Hall, northeast Market and
Monroe.
Union Hall, west side Main between Quincy and
Monroe
Athcrrum Hall, corner John a.ld Market
New CId Fellows Hall, corner Monroe and Fourth.
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WIEELINn I,0nGE. 81. %.

wIIEELINO LODGE, 10. 12G.
Meets first cni third Thursday of each month. cx-
day.
". J. Bates. W. NJ, T. II. Logan s. W. W. C. Hail.
a. W. T. Melvin, Secretary. +. a. Brcntlinger, Treas
me- J. \. Clement 5. d, c. A LinclS, j. D.. j. E.
Beans, Tyler.
~. r,sr ,I1sr&asI. Goshorn W. = Bates :. II. VIII
iianE, F. \. Rrentlingcr.
OHIO LcDCE No. TO-.
Meets first ani third Mondays of epch month.
,. Daneil W. NJ. W. j. Houston s. W. A. j. swce-
neT: j. .as Mckinney. Sec, William Wilson, Trc,I,
'r., r., W. Heeson, 5. D.. Uemry 0tt, J. D.. Flhck,
psf MAsrERs-w. p. Wilson, George w. Sights,
a. NJ Warden, D. Murray, Geo. Dulty-
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 10.
Meets second Monday of each month";
G /; IL Losrn, H. p, 4. j. Sweeney, X. S. r Brown,
:" D. Mckinney, Treas, DR.. G. Baird, ,Tr., Sec.
rHsT "a u P-0. Goshorn, VIC. Scott, J. s. Wheat,
WHEELING CONISIANDARY, MOL.
Meets fourth Monday in each month.
W. j. Bates T. O., I. II. Williams Gent A. J. swee-
q y v G- W: r. Wilson, p, Geo. Baird Jr., Recorder,
Da,A, rssF Ec-GeOrgo W. sfghts, l. II Williams, W. j.
E5S9g
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RUFUS vlcAcE- AM MONEY MATrEEs.-
The following extra tro1:; P.sri,cr.s 2en.i-
nisccnecs Of RIFFS cI.cate Exhibits me cf
his pron.inen. traits ;f- w!lig.. " was rot
unlike. Nj, Webster:
never rcnc'n"or seci"g''l;r. collect nry
money. or make sry charges 81. 4.'.y- Noo'is.
Indeed. nevcr saw any Ac .0in. BOOKS ::
his office. lie, hir'sci:, :'cYev s.e:i.cs: -
have amy money II he wan+eI ,ny -
would &c! s!e 70 draw c check for a..:
even for five dollars, and he sigl,ed = Il
ne drew the cheek himself, he a'dt,c sd
work of it. Ii USED to be said rorad '!,a
entry that when hc had to so to Wa..:nn@-
ton to cirque eases, or to Congress, i,s afrnn
WAS obliged to f1A some QUO with rnor Y
to lend hi't, tc go on with. Unlike sc;.:e
othars of the fraternity of great .rpn, l;.w-
ever, he very oftea paid what ha Borrowed.
Ills accounts of.whO owcG Inn, 4'l.. k,.,Y
maoh, nc must have carried Chiefly il his
head. lie very often, irnwever, made II
srGden foray and "ai1 upon mis- clients, as
he happcHad to rcc9llcGt them, if he i::,nd
himself unexpectedly in want OF money
-AnC woe be to any unfortunate laar then
who ;,ad a heavy ease actually on trial.
He had to pay for III the sins of omission
of his.predecessorc ciiSnts f"rmary mouehs.
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I. 0. S. N.

OLD DOMINION LODGE, No. ].
Meets every Monday Evening, Mt thcr Hall in the
MclolGou Duilding7.
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@. Il. 8 tife 1, &.
nANUFAcTuUgG OF ,e-
TING SHEET IRON WARE
Housefurnishine Har6ware

+ 4 On HAND A VERY LARGE AsSoE,rSIlsNT
u Of uouscturnishtng Goods, a part of his stock
consisting Of fine lot of Wafcr-cooIers, lined with
sers patent minute Free3ers Old Dominion C,iFee-pots
Bird cages Cutlery, britannia and Black Ware r-
neg! ana t'hameed Hollow Ware, Brass Kettles, &C..
ne requests of his customers Ond the public Ccncr4
aily, particular attention TO his WR;Gr coolers and
patent freezer if any wishes save Ices and the
soon Will pay in saving coffee.
also on hanl n very large assortment of his own
1ha!lHactured Tin Ware Wholesale and retail. ANY
articles moi On ne will he made to Orcrt tIe shortest
notice and at reasonable prices 20
AkG-FItGIT CANS ldLEE.IIIS ON HAND.
to cni ON lin. Ills ar,cies,so zoo numerous tn men
tinn Those who cl' WI; find most every article for
fitting out fine ilOuaehGld G. a. 'SpJFEI; :.
lly23- 1!l-d Bm NO.153 Main ST.. Wheeling yn.
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Q.-Es there any treason in dis?
A.-Not uniess Thomas Jefferson, Uonry
Clay, Daniel Webster, anditle Editor OF tie
Richmond Eaq~6rcr were traitors.
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i15 SPECIAL N9TIcEs Double he Rlpnyc rates.
a & t stS ,ae AaEsslr @irisS terns accor
| made.
acknowledgements frnm tran persons or Etr,
crs, to he fE1iti f01' IN OtlcNaee
Legal advertisements VIII le charged at tho rata
prcscTibcd,by law
Business Cards not exceeding FIVE lines ,,.
So for six months, bMt for fli6rter period Tof go
will he counted less than a34rc. %
The privilege of Annunl Af9 crtising is lfm;:ol ,
the Advertisers ImmfJ Mo business: nnJ oil
advertisements for the hhlces of other 1,ers,ns M
well rs all legal alvertiseiaets, md avertseD,e,
of aJGtion sales and real csit sent in ly thr,n nst
be paid for at tiin llslal ratetA
HIy>AivCrtiseuients mt no ttfcd vfsI ~.
directions, Will lie inserted 6rb Ia abi cI,or,I
accordingly
Notices for puliticGl AIcetilss to be carrcG IN Ill
cases at full rates. -
Marriages, Notices Of FuRg3tl and announccunrtu
ofSermOns 80 cents each. noyII:50
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MAsONIC REGISTER.


District Depmy Grand Master for Western TTr-
JjHia DIR. WW j. BAYES
LIigt J'rielt ~. T. Il. LOGAN.
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The n. Y. Paper Warehouse
or TIEE DE hoEtuE PLAw.

ON THE DE LN4LUE ENAN,
u UhE AND FINISH OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
A /, Eine Papers, in establishment Stock
from tho best Mills in the country, by an entire
process using patented machinery, exclusively onr
Bill Head Pnpcr-twO, four, six uIorc heads
to tho sheet. Patent Headed and common Blu Cap
and Blank Book PapGr style and quality Of the ruling
unsurpassed, at small advance in price from plain
paper Wcnro prepared to finish to order for Dealers
and StatiOncrs goods in their wrappers etampel
(devicc f;lrshe.) without extra charge. Will cx-
change from stock of ruled papers with nanIliac-
tuTcEs for FLAT Paper, to their advaEtage.
CARSON & HARD, Wholesale T1iPcy Dealers No.
IL Boekman street, New Cork. apl3-59l ly
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ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.

All the Lodges assemble Mt Odd Eel
lows Han, corner. eff Market
and Quincy streets.
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The IrrepressibIe Conflict.


Question-Who first promulgated the
doctrine Of the irrcprcssible conflict?
Auswcr-Thom0s Jefferson.
Q.-Whcn and how did he promplnatc it?
An lettor written to II friend in
1921.
Q.-What did he say?
A.-"Notlling is more certainly written
in The book of fate than that these people
| (ncgro slaves) are to ne free: nor is it less
certain that the two forms of society can
not he perpetuated under the same govern-
mcnt''
Q.-Whoinext promulgated it?
A.-Henry Clay.
Q-When and how did he promulgatcit?
An speech delivered before the
American ColOnizasion Society in 1927.
Q.-What did he say?
A.-"Until universal darkness and de-
spair shall prevail it will be impossible 10
HEPREss the sympatiics aud the efforts of
freemcn in behalf of TIE unhappy portion
ton of our race who are doomed to bond
age"
Q.-Who endorsed Mr.. Clny's remarks {?
A.-Danicl Webster
| Q.-Who says so?
! A.-Edwar,l Everett
| Q.-Who next promulgated it?
N.-Ihc Richmond Enquirer, Demo-
cratic newspapcrsas
| Q.-Whcp did it promulgate is?
Ain the Presidential campaign OF
Q.-What did it say?
A.-"Two opposite anaGonajcting forms
OF society cannot, among civilized :r,cu, co.
existand endure. The one must give way
and cease 10 cXist-thc other become uni
versaI. .s IGIree society bc un-
natural immoral and uncIlristian, it must
flItiGn'' give way to slave society," So
tial system old as the word, as Universal
as man."
Q.-Whnnext. .re-stated the fact?
1A.-WilIiam II. Seward.
Z y VI howe,
Q.-What did he say?
| A.-Whilst referring to the collision
whicl, had occurred between the two sys-
tems uf labor in the United States, he said,
''If (thc CollisiOu) is auirrcprcssiblc cor
fiict between the opposing and enduring
| forces: and il means that the United States
uustand will, snancr or later hccom2 ctl,-
or entirely sIavcholding nation, or"ntirc-
| ly II free labor natiUn.".
Q.-Didhciutinnt2 the process by which
| they will ultimately become so?
Ale did. fIe snid s'Whilst conf
dcntly believe and hope that my cnuatly
will yet become land OF universal Free
dom, do not expect that it will be made
so otherwise than through the action OF
the several States cooperating wi:h the
1 Federal Governmentnnda all acting il strict
conformity will, their respective Const;tu-
tiOns"
Q.-Is there any treason in dis?
A.--Nnt uniess Thomas Jefferson, Uonry
Clay, Daniel Webster, and 18th" Editor Of tie
Riehnond i.MpNircr were traitors.
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TEEATS All, DlSEAsEs


sIPEClAI. ATTENTION GIVEN no ALI. CHRONIC
~ D'a":'SeS-CoUGHs, CE0UP CONSUMPTION, ISPLuE!I-
y, AslHMl, BEONCmTIs, all diseases of the MorTII.
NOSE YHEoAT, and LUNGS: all SKIN DISEASES of every
description successfully trcated-I.UaIDtGo Iu1rDAR
AhScEssES SCioFCLA, RHEuSATISNi, GOuT, NEURALGIA,
fAtALIslS EPILEPSY, or CovuLsT0Ns, DYSPEPSIA DYs-
EMERY. D4ARrIlGA. Tile very worst cases of PILES
Gufe ~ short times also of the Stomach liver and
b9weis There arc many diseases incidental towOmon
ana children which arc treated with distinguished sue
cess Ai particulars will given Uy letter DR. ISta-
feet success IN curing -
CANCGRS, ON SORES, OR TIGERS ITTp DTsEAs-
rs. :ISTUT.A OF EVERY Description. SCI AIN !;
HEAD, MENS, POLYPU1 OF TIE NOSE, II.
Or in :Eys GtI'eH s,ert OF tho body
TUNIORE AND SYELITNCs
OF every description and without the use OF tho knife
9EanS sIIrsIsa instrumes. Phese last named diseas-
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@allu ggllteIlGlIalengsE. I !
TEIa8Is or ADV3ERrTsIpG.

TWELVE SOLID L1xEs OF NoNrARn (oR ONE r;c,,., On
LESS, MAKE a SklARE. :" ~
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New Wine g Liquor Store.
TENIIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY BEGS
leave to inform his numerous friends and the pub
ic generally, that he has this Gay opened Wholesale
and Retail Wine and Liquor Store, connected wtlI.a
Bar-roOn, at No. T3 Main street, door above tie
hand full assortment of pure Wines, BrNli,lics Wits
kipJ, Gin, llIin Cigars. &c.
As it is my Intention to keep nothing Int pure stuff.
an TO pay the closest attention to NIL orders
to me, hope to receive slhre of public patronage.
which earnestly solicit. CONRAD STt0BEL.
iYI2-'Ga-9n
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= U5't' h0U!s t.'0Nl 4. y. 70 I r. Il
DOCTOR HAAKEE,
PFfI1. 90 Broaiw"y. n few t'oo~s above Fourth st.
octIi,'0D Mem YORH CRY
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IGEDS NNp EAR!

Arc successfully trcuic without the use of tho knife
orneelle. Dr. BaalIce has constantly on hand ut
his oti;co an extensive assortment ofDeautifil
AE1lEICTAL EYES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10

Dr. lsaakeo ms madc n new discovery ofa eF1nid,' .
that ri produce absorption oS tic GATARAcT and
restore permanent visfoilt EYE, without resort
to the knife. All disuase5oC the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10

Pc different crrands,
addressed the assem-
usual arguments
composed Of oysters,
,of venisou; second,
I from Jersey light
of locomotive nj full
r shape, 10 Newark
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Question-Who first promulgated the
doctrine Of the irreprcssiblc conflict?
Auswcr-Thomas Jefferson
Q-Whcn ondh" did t,epromplgatc it?
An n lettor written to friend in
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f'ho parchment which
divorce, in whi"l' the
Smiths wife appeared
! letters.
Ihcl eyes with the COR
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A.-'Nothing is more certainly written
in The book of tnte tlIan that these people
(ncgro slaves)a are to he free: nor is it less
certain that the two forms of society can
nothe perpetuatelund the same govern-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03
FITS FITSI FITSI


Persons Iaboring under this distressing malady
will find DR.. Hance's Epileptic Pills to be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Fal-
ling Fits These pills possess specific action on
the nervous system and although prepared espeei-
ally for the purpose of curing Fits, they will be
found OF especial benefit to all persons afflicted
with weak nerves, or whose nervous system has
seen Frustrated or shattered from any cause what
ever The dyspeptc patient, whose stomach has
lost the power of duly converting food into life
sustaining element, is relieved by single course OF
the extraordinary pills. The gastric fluid re-ac-
quires its solvent power, and the crude nutriment
which was load and burden to the sufferer, while
bis digestive organization was parayEed and I'M
strung, becomes under the wholesome revolution
created in the system the basis of strength, aetv
lty, and health.
sani :" part OF The country by mail, free OF
postaoe Addrs,. Seth S. Hance, l0S Baltimore
Strees R.lt;nonrs pd Price-one box, 49, two,
SIS; IL, S24.
May 27-Im
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY yirtus of an order 6f the Orphans Court Of
I'D Bedford County, the undersigned will offer at
public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY,, 4M JUNE, ncGt,
lot of ground, with Log House thereon erected
in the Borough of Bedford, fronting the North
side of the Turnpike, in the Western end of said
Borough, bounded on the South by said Turnpike,
and lot of John Brice, the North by ''Fulford's
Rum" the East by other lot Of John Brice, and
on the West by lot Of VIM. Stahl
.8LSO,
Lot No. 81 in Boydstown, bounded on the North by
Turnpike, on the South and West by land of Joseph
Sellers or John Sproat, aud alley the East,
Lot no.34, being sixty feet front, and extending
back 240 feet.
TIE r .MS:
One half to remain in the hands of the purchaser
during the lifetime of Mrs. Mary Claar, widow of
George Claar, decd, she to receive the interest
thereon; one half of the balance in hand at confir
nation of sale, and the residue in one year, with
out interest," to be secured by Judgement bonds.
DANIEL BORDER,
Admir- of George Claar, decd.
May IS, 1S59.-4t.
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CiNCER CURED.
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS OR LOSS OF
BLOOD.

WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS OR LOSS OF
BLOOD.
Cancees, Turner'S, Wens, Scrofulc, Ulcers, &C.,
cured in short time, without the knife, by
DR.. MAcNICHOL,
Colleague Of The late DR.. Loansberry, Dec'd)
No. so. North FIFTH Street. below Arch, Phia.
The remarkable success which has attended the
treatment Of Cancers, Tuners, &C., by Dr. Mae
Niehol, for a number Of years past. has attracted
the attention, and in many instances has secHTed
the hearty approval of many eminent Physicians
n Philadelphia, who no longer willing to risk
the dangers and uncertainties of cutting.
Cancer can be Cured IF properly treated and
promptly. great majority of the cases of Cam
Ger, can he effectualy cured. The numerous
patients, from every section of the country, who
have been cured under this method of treatment is
guarantee of its superiority over every other
known system.
Those who may be afflicted with these diseases
and desire further information or advice will please
address DR.. MacNichoi, when they win receive
prompt attention and Copy of Phamplet, on the
treatment of Cancers-free of charge.
White S,celiing. Hip Disease, Scoyfulous and Ma-
Hgaat Ulcers, Diseases of the Mouth and Throat
Ulcerations of the Bones, TETTER, SoALD HEAD,
and all diseases of the Skin, permanently cured, and
proper remedies sent-carefully packed-by Ex-
press to any part of the country.
in every plain description of the disease
is required. Address, Dr.. MAoNIcHoL, No. so
North 5th, St., PHILADA. Proprietor aud Manu-
facturer of DR.. Lounsberry & Co.'S Celebrated I'M
periat DepUratire. the best and most reliable Fam
lily Medicine of the Nineteenth Century for the
cure of all diseases originating in Impurities Of the
Blood.
Jan. 29, I859.-3m.
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OLIVER o. CLARK, SAMUEL N HALLER
%. G. CLARK, & CO.,
FLOUR, Field, GROCERY.
AND
Produce Store,
{Centre Street, nert door to Latheran Clprch,1
CUMBERLAND. Ma.
SAMUEL N HALLER

A well selected stock is now open, and offered to
IA families and country dealers, consisting Of Fam
lily, Extra and SIperfne Flour, Corn Meal, Corn
and Rye Chop, Shorts, Ship-stuff, and Bran, New
Orleans, Porto Rica, Muscavado and refined Sugars,
Golden and S. II. Syrups, Molasses, Imperial,
Young Hyson, and Black Tea, Java and Rio Coffee
Of the best quality. All kinds of Spices, Pickles
Herring, Water, Sugar, Soda, Edinbsrg, and Gin
ger Crackers, Peaches, Strawberries, Pine apples
and Green corn, put up in can, expressly for fam
lily use. choice lot of LIQUORS, consisting of
Wines, Brandies, Rum and Whiskey, selected with
Tobacco and Segars of various brands, with
variety of other articles usually found in Stores.
Additions to the stock will be frequently made,
so as to keep up general assortment; all dealers
are invited to call before purchasing elsewhere. All
kinds Of grain and country produce bought for cash,
or in exchange for goods
April 8, 1859.-1y.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 81.
FLOUR.-The Flour market continues quiet
There was to-day sale of 200 bbIs. Super at 81 !,
and 800 bbls. Howard Street Extra at 81 775; and
200 bbls. Extra at $3.50, both sold yesterday after
'Change. Holders still asking S7aS7. rs, as to
quality. We not advised of any transactions in
City Mills Super, and we quote it nominal at 81 for
standard brands. There is not much demand for
Corn Meal We quote City held at $3.50. Small
sales of Rye Flour making to the trade at S5.-
25.
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.--Flour is dull. Wheat
also dullwhite 175a180 cts; red locales cts Corn
is active-yellow 80 cts.
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WORMsI WORMs !! WORMS!

CrA great many learned treatises have been
written explaining the origin Of and classifying the
worms generated in the human system Scarcely
any topic Of medical science has elected more
acute observation and profound research; and yet
physicians are very much divided in opinion on
the subject It must be admitted, however, that,
after all, a mode of expelling them and purifying
the body from their presence is of more value than
the wisest disquisiGons aS to their origin.
Snch an expellng agent has at last been found.
DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge proves to be the much
sur ght after specfc--ts efficacy being universally
acknowledged by the entire medical faculty. As
further proof, read the following from lady-one
Of our own citizens
NEW YoRK, October 18th, 1852.
This is 10 certify that was troubled with worms
for more than year. | advised to use NJ
Lanes Celebrated Vermifuge, prepared by Fleming
Bros. of Pittsburg. / took bottle, which
brought away about fifty worms; / commenced i'm
proving at once, and am now perfectly well. The
public can learn my name, and further particulars,
by applying to Mrs. Hardie, No. Manhatten place,
or to e. l.. Theali, Druggist, corner Of Rutger and
and Monroe streets.
Dy-Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. NJ
Lanes CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufac-
tured by FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburg, Pa All
other vcrmifuges in comparison worthless. DR..
M'Lane's genuine Vermfuge, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable drug
stores None geaaine with0Ht the signature Of
May 27-Im. FLEMING BROS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03
SYRACUSE HIGHLAND NURSERIES,

The agents for these Nurseries, Messrs. Cory,
Ncff, Casad and Speaker, are now canvassing
Bedford County, to make contracts for Trees
deliverable in the fall. From the catalogue
handed US the establishment seems to be large
one, with great variety of fruit and ornamen-
tai trees and shrubbery. They represent the
Nurseries as being located on high ground.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

EXTENT OF T4oNDoN.-London is rapidly
attending its boundaries. 1t covers an area
of 121 square miles, equal to square Of Ii
miles to the side. The population in this area
amounted iu the year 1901 to 95S, 1893, and in
the year 1858 to 1852, 1886. The London Of
1858 is equal to three Londons' of 1901. 1t
has now larger population than the six New
England States.