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Arrival Of the Daniel Webster.

NEW YORK, Nov. H.-The steamer Daniel Wob-
ster, from California, with the mails of the 20th
ultimo and three hundred and twenty-seven pass,n-
gers brought down by the steamer Uncle Sam
has arrived She left Aspnwall on the afternoon
of the 4th inst. Nothing had then been heard of the
steamer North Star, over due from New York.
The United States frigate Roanoke and storeship
Relief were at Aspinwall all we'll. The sloop-of-
war jamestown sailed on the Sd.
Aspinwall was visited by heavy gale on the Sd
and 4th. which occasioned some damage to the
docks. The shipping sustained no damage
The advices from Havana are to the 9th. There
is no news. Sugars were nominay u real higher
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WM. y. BOWERS, ActuarV.
rIu0 e. ALVIN Sacrrtarv

.. oFtTNttTF
C. C. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary
This old and reliable Company established for nearly
Fifty YEARS continues to Insure against Loss Damage by
Fire Dwellings,, Furniture, Warehouses; Stores, &ercH
disc, Mills Manufactures and most other kinds Of property
its usual satisfactory terms.
Particular attention given to !nsnring Farm Property
consisting Of Dwellings, Barns ami ont Buildings irtst
and Furniture Live Stock Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils
&c contained in the fora term Of three or i've
years at Low rates OF premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed, the dy a'thnriSed Ageat for Baltimore and vicinity
Losses eQutaby adjusted at this Agency, and paid mme
diaely upon satisfactory proofs in funds current IN the
cities Of NsC FORK f0SOR the assured prefer.
GEO B. COALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity.
tirnnrn 4. .nrnnn.r EAlS tfr
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The Steam sloop-of-yyor Norr,poos

II.
BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE steam sloop- -of-war Mar
has gone trial trip. She will go as
far as Norfolk.
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The clipper ship Queen of the Pacific, Captain
Dubois, from New ork July 2S, for San Francisco,
went ashore on a reef about thirty miles to the
South OF Rio Grande September 10, and would
prove total loss.
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Great Storm the Lakes.
BUFFALO, Nov. IA terrible gale and snow
storm passed over the lakes yesterday doing much
damage.
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MONTREAL, Nov. PA reward of $500 has been
offered for the recovery of the four one-thousand
dollar bills Of the Commercial Bank of Canada lost
here last week There are now only five bills of
this denomination on the bank out, including the
four lost. Payment has been stopped at all the
| banks
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

FROM UNITED STATES.
Ships. Leave For Days
Jason. York. galway. ........Nov 10
AraSo. York.. Havre. u
New York Famhg g........Nov -
America. iverpoOl.. IL
Vanderbilt York.. IIayrc .........Nov 10
TO ARRIVE.
Ships. Leave For pays
Weser. Southampton New York. oct Is
City ii baltimore. reruocl.. New York %
North Amercau...I liverpool Oct %
liverpool. York Oct %
Nay York. Snutt tamrton Ne~ York. Nov. l
The Havana Steamers leave New York the ID, Tth,
12h Eth and 2- Of each month"; and Charleston, Con
the I'll. and 10Th
The California Mail Steamers sail from York on the
tn and 2nth nf each month
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BOARD OF TRADE

BOARD OF TRADE,
Committee Of Arbitration for the month of Norem5er
JAS. HOOPER, JR.
WM, II. STEWART, l. F. MILLER
r. B. LATIMER, JOS ROGERS JR
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EUROPE.
Details by the Asia.

THE BRESLAU CONFERENCE.
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HAS CONE! HAS COMET HAS CONE II
II THE COOP TIME HAS COMET!
SINGERS No. >. SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW p
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
No. MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS.
manufacturing purposes the only reliable and unex
ceiied Sewing Machine in the world
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FRoM FIFTY TO
SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS.
They have been tried in families and found superior
in
81 Hemmers, binding guages OF all kinds machine oil
and thing in line always hand at New York
prices The great reduction in cur prices enables who
have purchased cheap and worthless machines obtain the
best made the Everybody requested
to call at onr oice send for copy OF J. NJ SINGER
Co.'S GAZETTE,
". F. BR0DERICK, Agent,
sl5tfr $50 Baltimore street
T'HE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHING!
THE BEST WINTER CLOTHING!!
Can only be f%Tnd TqEI az q; ~, n = c,,s
cSnGr u lTS1TgE q ao Gd"yH%s WE5t I'LL sI5s
SPLENDID 0yerc,as for Few. Dollars
ros.ni nN.s W!EsETfE5P gSifi II o5:s; Gos Rates
At Wiesenfed Il Cos
Splendid Oyercoats,
Warm 3yerG39ats 6,sy3Ya. s,...u.....,
wen &c Good Z FiSiSG'tS, Fitting overcoat.
p,.f,o.. sn,t, so- AZ yo@JE %5ESTSFeLD VS5 Co.'S.
'"''''' ''''' Business SUITS for AIid4!eAgsl ~
A, Ar ,l WlssENFELn X Co.'S
Dress Suits for Weddings,
Dress Suits for Parties,
Dress Suits fnI Best Wear
AT WIEsEEFELp IL Co. S.
Goats by the Thousand,
Pants by the Thousand
VESTS by the Thousand
At WIEsENPELD Co.'S
Boys Clothing for the Youngest
Boys Clothing for all Sizes!
Boys Clothing for larger Boys
At WIESENFELD X Co.'S
Cheaper than the Cheapest!
Finer than the Finest
Better than the Best
Are the Garments at
Sdre your Moncy-IS
4 Very Fen Dollars
VIII give You splendid Outfit for Winter.
lfyou call at WIESENFELD 4 cos
Corner Baltimore 81 and a1JJst SpTce
and onFON HALL.
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and ~ streets,
o1i ;Jlr Washington. D. C.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. l2.-The Picoyume says tha
Gen. PalfreY's brigade is willing to 90 to Browns
vile, if the funds are provided by the public. TIL
authorities are doing nothing, and the Picayo,
urges the city to furnish the money.
The steamer Empire City, from Havana on tn
9th inst, has arrived. A hurricane had occurre,
on the South coast, and some damage resulted.
There was nothing known of the steamer Nortl
Star at Havana on the 9th, or at Aspinwan on tn
4th.
The steam frigate Basisk arrived at Key Wes
on the 10th. The Governor General of ,Iamaici
was on board on his way to Jamaica.
The ship Montmorenci, reported off Sand Key
was in sight, and steamer had gone to tow he
up Arrived on the 9th, schooner Helen from New
York for Havana.
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WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOMAS c. HAND, Vice President
HENRY LYLBURN. Secretary.
The Undersigned having been daily appointed Agen; Of
this Company prepared applications
above and Is instructed to give notice TO all persons
in this city who desire place risks with sand Company,
that their applications for Insurance must be made at their
agency in Baltimore. HENRY A. DIDlER,
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
of the Visit of the American Min
lister to Pel1in and the Exchange of the Rati-

Particulars of the Visit of the American Min
lister to Pel&in and the Exchange Ofthe Rati-
fled Treaties.
PORTLAND, Nov. ia letter by the steamer
Hungarian, dated Shanghai, August 22d, says the
steamer Powhatan with Mr.. Ward. the L. 5. Minis
ter, had arrived from Peiho. On the 10th of July
the Powhatan anchored off Peitung, when an In
peria edict arrived that the American Minister and
his suite of twenty persons should be escorted with
all honor to Pekin. The trip occupied eight and
half days. The Legation remained at Pekin for
fifteen days, during which they were confined to
their quarters, not, however, prisoners, for they
were at liberty any moment to walk out. They
would doubtless have closed the gates entirely had
not Mr. Ward taken firm stand, that as soon as
his movements were at all restricted, he would close
all intercourse and demand the return of his escort
1t seems that the Emperor very anxious to see
Mr.. Ward, but insisted upon his prostrating himself
nine times with his head to the ground, which was
positively refused. On the fourteenth dav it was
! finally concluded to receive the Presidents later
at Pekin, and send Mr.. Ward back to Peitung to
exchange the treaty. AT Peitung, on the 10th of
August, the treaties exchanged, and the Eng
lish prisoner named John Powell, was given up
having proclaimed himself American.
Marine Intelligence.
New YORK, Nov. l2.-The cargo of the schooner
John a. Stanley, previously reported ashore at
Squan,) consisting of cotton and hides, has all been
landed on the beach. She makes no water, and it
is expected that she will be fIoated off tomorrow
weather permitting.
-hi lHt cargo IndC can De got out OF tne snip
Helen A. Miller has been landed and placed in
tents at the Falkland Island. There will be a
great portion more or less damaged. Her mate
rials have been sent to Montevideo. If a vessel
can be got at reasonable price to 90 to San Fran
cisco, her cargo will be forwarded if not it will be
sent to New York
CHARLEsToS, Nov. 14-Arrved brig Edwin Has
keil from jackson, for Baltimore, with loss Of deck
load and leaking.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-Spoken (no date) lat $40
so long. IA 40/, schooner James Madison from
Baltimore, for Jamaica, thirteen days out with loss
of foremast, jibboom and main topmast.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l2.-The ships Tamerlane,
Columbia, Amelia, and schr. Laura Gertrude, from
New York, all experienced stormy weather and
sustained some damage. Portions of their cargoes
were also lost. In the ofiing, bark Mary Annal
from Liverpool.
NoRFoLK, Nov. 4.-Arrived in Hampton Roads
Ship Adelaide, sixty days from CaaO. Also,
schr. Canton, from Boston bound to Wilmington
n. C., with loss of sails an rigging.
Aid for RrOynsViIIe,
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ALEXANDRIA, November 12.-Cld. brig Julia f.
Arey, Boston; schrs. Courier, do R C. Whiden Somer
set; Ann s. Brown New York.
RICHMOND. November l1.-Crd. brig Virginia. Rio
Grande; schrs. Myers, Boston; John Titou. Halifax
WILMGNGTNN, November 12.-Arr. schrs D W Ed
ridge; St Barts. d. Faust Philadelphia Woodbine New
York
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EURSl FURSIl FURSl!

M UIRS PARKING
1V4 EnTNRC Res AIE,
IN stone bottles immediate nse, for sale by
'heraSe or do2pn ny GEO ncLLIkS,
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~ ThI.EGRAph

Nov. There more inquiry for Flor.
@ sales Of SVO bbls at $52S for surtrine 1915 for e
tA ana S0O Tor Ohio extra family; supplies come forward
slowly ana the stocE s comparatively small RYE Pl6rF
scarce At 30 Corn Meal firm 1857 The RECEIPTS 81
n1e4 are increasing and prices again lower; $500 hn
SOLO 81 80 for red and 81 40 white Rye in GOOD
request AZ SN992c for Penna S6RSSc for DelaSGFe
anu and has again declned sales bush old vel
oS az 9oS92c and Ta97Tc. Oats In good request
n oeeo bash sold at 4142c for southern 44G5 fof
BALFINosR, Nov. 7.-Plour quiet; Howard st. S5s7If
neat d1; OUO bushels offered 81 S09l IS for While
dull white and yellow SU9s4 Provisions steadF
ooiL AZ HS Behange n z, sight bills 1-10pef
CiScISIA1 Nov. The market il quiet
~ Slon& better tone observable late in the
no Poriant transactions. Wheat dlI an loIers
ues were submitted to but there more tenaeity Il
cl9ss at SU0 or red and 81 W9:5 white. Corn b
STEADY demand at 42c Oats hrm ct 4S446e Barley
at S9 ye dul and lover sale at 7Sc. Whisky Se0Te
quiet HOgs held at sales; pens hng nm aatn4
weather No change in Exchange. flT..ss3
NV FSSK Nov Cation bnoyant sales $500 bales mi
Guiding N9e bales in in transu III for New Orleans
ndcnE with 9lo freight, Upland utddincs are cu0tr3
Wheat firm; sales 49 coo bushels, white 81 4i 81 Ted
western 81 3D. MWankie Club 3Ia9i,1S CieaFo SpFfnT
$t,i0 Corn declined; sales 95U0 bush yellow $500 Ns
Jersey new sSc. Beef steady, 09IO. Pork heavy.
Lard steady Bacon active; sales 1900 cured ndds
January and February delivery at S@s1( and 500 CITY
cut do December and JanuSry delivery ntS4 DRESSED
HOGS sNeadyi sales 1VUO delivered next week At Gf
heE Lard 1isSgIlX. Whisky Arm Sugar firm; N. o ~
@'S Coffee fcm at 1la1lx Molasses drmt at 4Dc
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New YoRk, Nov. 1.-The ReralFs Washing
ton correspondent says that though diplomatic
rules and perhaps Presidential considerations,
prevent the State Department from disclosing
the exact state of affairs to the public, yet it is
believed that serious difficulties may, or pro.
badly will grow ont of the dispute be-
tween the United States aud England, in refer
encc to the Island of San Juan, or Bellerue, in
tho straits of Juan dc Fuca. 1t is generally
considered that Gen. Harvey was entirely tight
in taking possession of the island for the pro-
lection of the citizens of the o. S, there and FOR
the maintenance of tho rights of the country to
the island under the Packenhan treaty OF June
10, 1S46. The President will submit the CORE.
spondence to Congress, at the opening Of the
session, and will ask for money and men to en-
able him 10 defend the rights of our country
and uphold the honor Of its flag at all hazards
and to the last extremity. The correspondent
also considers the return of Mr.. Dallas before
the holidays, or as carly in the session of Con-
Gress as possible.
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MONTREAL, Nov. THE following important
item of news is taken from the Liverpool DIRTY
Meas Of the 9th ult, copy OF which was o6-
timed by the steamer North American.
. The public will learn with overwhelming
grief that the splendid vessel, the Royal Char.
ter, was lost yesterday in uutfa Red Bay near
Bangor, The melancholy intelligence, which
reached Us late last night, was brief, but we
fear is only too true. OF upwards of 400 per-
have been saved. There is some hope however,
that this statement is exaggerated, but under
the circumstances, the loss of life it is to lie
feared has been immense. The Royal Charter
had about 100000 in gold on board. When
the disaster took place is not known, for the
telegraph had ceased to work. and so destruc.
tive had been the storm along the coast yeSter-
day, that the Chester & Birkenhead railway, had
been destroyed in two places
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Neto ggiig6t,
Something New, True, Intelligt-
bic and Important
FOR THE CURE OF THE SICK
DoCTOR ZONES


WToCLD say to the diseased of body end mind, who
w wish 70 be of teIr aaaIes stay here
- limited to the ET% Of December; hence
King tsazaedate application oee. soiIcts
patients who have been given up GVeTyNhGSS else
durable The reader might here does he really
e9SeS In WheeLaSF In reply he say, cured
and Is curing day just cGses Ne cured end
s curing class Cd diseases that have hASd Skl OF
the medical profession In all ages reader
Inquire bS what peEfoFmedY
Not by Irritating the delicate emA=Snes OF vital orESna
by dTuEtnS the stomach, ny direct application Of HE
positive and negative PoaEties Of Eectc!ty Again,
might De Rs6e has not Electricity been employed as
1elat agent Tor both America,
nouerent EeSlfs And, not numbers nsing
When we consider the manner In which applied
the results aEe been could have
expected II has beea considered Hsial in cases
only aud uncertain even in those. There has
principles or applying the AGENT and
results cco1 be anticipated to the freRlv Trln
cures have been performed The current Ren-
orally applied through te hands In
couTre the whole nervous muscular y stem
q1en1y ProdGce !Frsparable Injury Sometimes It IL RI
neG 0y conductors to dideent parts Of the body,
which equal to process Of Saton. Jones
the eject OF such yeaFS and the result
has generally proved injurious 80 patent eoncuSTelv
proving that no one Shoald SSuulc responSbltr
administering so powerful emedy EiIho0t
It's eheGt upon the hnEasn SFEantEaton.
Dr. Us node OF applying Electricity new, and IL no
no srt4tnty doubt
onoE The diseased are invited can witness the
wonderful cures he's daily peFformlLc
eface at tIe Beyt1sr House N B-Dr J. nov proposes
20 give seFtesHf conversations explaining
laws Of life, health and sease; aiao NIL eSpostion OF
Tor te cure Of Diseases Those desiring 10 Join the class
shaud make Immediate application ocf94-lre
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FOR SALEOR RENT.

oEEEE for sale rent. the Mill property as
n Mooniand Mu, containing three Of BuTTE with
All she rnodsrn improvements. There excellent
set OF Cardns Machines, with additional nachi
5rqHtred connected with the MILL PoSsesStOn Civ
&c immediately, Il required.
Also for SALE Ear, over one hum
ret aud sixty acres, which there
hundred acres cleared in excellent good
OF cniiivaon with an Orchard and PRIME Dwelling
thereon On the other there about Y acres cleared
with good Orchard and BUILDINGS
Also, lot OF ground containing about seven In
sn state Of cuitva:iCn With two frame Dwelling HOUSES
large store House, with black
smith shop and stabling for eight horses together
other buildings that necessary property
On fish Creek Marshall county, the Fsh Greek
This Is one OF the hest Ior1tfonS ~ n n VtI, e.. a.
purchase wheat and other grain The property
0neEeo tne touoWinE terms: One-TouT
money to be paid In hand and the
oil one Two and three years, with interest from date
giving 7egouf bic note with approx ed security.
ANY perSor purchasing have opportunity
ing 'S taI Tequtredi also supplied With III kinds
Of stock and farming utensils ON
premises. i HORVRR0oE
"uXt1 d@W1m Woodland, MArBhalI Co., Va.
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WAsnISGToS, Nov. 7.-Captain LarelIette, in
letter to the Secretary OF the Navy, dated
Naples, Oct. l4th., says tic had taken the Ameri-
can Consul, Nicholson, to Tunis in the Wabash.
It was customary to salute the English and
French ConsulS whenever they arrived or de-
parted, but no other such officers were similarly
honored; but treaty with eTunis placed
our Consuls on footing with the most favored
nations, and this fact having been explained,
the authorities cheerfully accorded salute to
both Capt. Larellette and Consul Nicho!son.-
The carriages OF the Bey were in waiting at the
landing, where our officers were received by
persons of the highest rank, and escorted to the
palace.
The interview was very satisfactory ONE
The Bey said he should cndcavor to cultivate
the most friendly relations with the T. s. Lar
Gillette adds, clearly discovered that our press
ence was having beneficial effect on the gov.
ernment and especially with reference to the po-
Sition Of our consul. am satlieI that the
short visit to Tunis will conduce to the best in.
terests of the United States.
Senator Gwin will at the earliest period, next
session of Congress, bring forward the Pacific
Railroad question, with more than his usual
energy.
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COMMEMORATE.
wHOIESAT,R NARKEn=

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BRooNs-Oommon $S8
BCrrER-In kegs 9916.
BucEETS-Marietta &P99,e5.
CHEESE-WeSteFn ReSerVe9R9kc:
OAxDLES-TRIioE mould II; dip ;3 star "a: sperp 20
TAlLOW-1O9l2. -
CoFFRK-JaVa 1Sc; Rio l2<@lS-
$500. -A't@ SS'-S' SsPeEAtaS
EEIsAF5-51,1O91.a5.
0AIS-S5
FEATHEEs-40l945c.s scarce
FURS-HaccoOn Se9SI xc a>@ 49,
GISsAEo-S5940.
I HA1-oleyeF 2 ton 5000; Timothy 5000
L1NE-LouisvtiIe1 /, so
ao11ss eEIssns Sugar House &C.
NAns-SI for f0d.
RAGS-s@38, dull.
RIcE-595K.
SsEDs-Flaxseed 1q5; Cloverb1
SoAF-Castie per ID 1915; common 500
SUSARs--Sew Orleans hid. SKIN Dbl
SSuFF-Scotch 90; Rappee 22976
TR4-GnnpoWder 4A81O; Imperial 40865: Hvsan 8a7Nc.
Touching S59SNc; Oolong SSG1Sc.
IoBAcco-6tWistS 49, i've roll 24@Ss.
MooL-UnwAshed from 10 to 22; Conmon washed qs n
80; Full blood extra 10 to 45. :
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MATTERS
w~Esn Cents Wesk-The Intszzioence, is
FINISHED TO subscribers any part of the CITY
or neighborhood at ten cents week.

~ Ne haze nothing new to note in relation
to the river, only that the low habit the stream
has recently fallen into is causing great deal
Of incoaveaicuce to river men, many of whom
watching and waiting with patience that
JOB might have cnvicd. The tow boat James
NJ. Wha"o, Capt. Eaton, has been lying oppo.
site Mortinsviile Ferry for a month or more.
there not being sufficient water to allow her to
move oat and take her place in the New Orleans
and BaIize line. for which she vas constructed.
Many other 6oats a'o in the same fix. good,
old fashioned rain would be hailed with foy
now, even if it should continue forty days and
forty nights.
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@sANDrsKY, O., Nov. THE Propeller Ohio,
hound for Buffalo and Cleveland, with cargo
Of merchandise, when 10 miles off Longport
below Erie, on Sunday morning. two oclock,
blew up aud sank in 10 minutes. Seventeen
persons were on board, of which Thos. Corbett,
lost. Tic remaining IS drifted in the yawl
boat without oars in high sea, for 10 hours,
when the Propellor Equator picked them up
and'brought them TO this port. The Ohio was
owned by the American Transportation Co. 1t
is said there was no insurance
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81 Bcery one should know what to get for
a cold or obstinate cough or soreness Of the
chest. Read the following letter:
New BEDFORD, January 70, 1919.
GEsTLEHEN: The invaluable medicine which
received from you, called Mrs n. N. Gard
nerS BaiSam of LiverwOrt aud Hoarhound. has
been an immeasurable blessing to me and to nv
family have used it in my own case, which
was desPaired Of, and am now happily restored
to health. In case of obstinate cough it's
soothing influence has effected radical cure:
and. beg, ifmy name or my exer1ions can aid
with, or already in Consumption, that YOU viii
allow me, what would seem my duty.
to say 10 others what write to you, that
this medicine is invaluable. remain, gentle.
men, with great respect
Your obedient servant
I. D. WILLIAMS.
=, For sale by REED & KRAFT, Agents for Centre
Wheeling, where everything in the drug limo
can be had of the hest quality. 2w
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

W Stop that Coughing Relieve your
cough in few hours, by useing the
HOARHOUND BALSAM.
The children like it.
We will likeit.
Everybody likes it.
1t cures coughs, hOarseness, and without
nausea, or arrangement of the bowels. Sold bv
7. H. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST & Co.
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81 Broke up in u Row,-4t an Irish dance
10 East Wheeling, on Saturday night, the lights
we're put ont and the entertainment broke up
as row. The orchestra, consisting of one lid
'e aad fiddler, vas demolished, and every
s.Io~ for himself aud the devil take the hind
most, seemed to be the motto mutually adopted
lhE the occasion.
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Bosrox, Nov. 7.-Advices from St Helena to
the 18th Of September, received here, state that
the two s!avers captured on the coast of Africa
had been condemned there One was called the
Stephen 7. Townsend, of New Orleans. The
other was unknown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-08

BFLyrDRRr, Nov. THE passenger train of
the Belvidere & Bennington Railroad, which left
here at o'clock this morning for Philadelphia,
MAS thrown of the track by running into a
rock, when thirteen miles below here The en-
CINE is perfect wreck, and the track is torn up
for several yards. No persons were hurt