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


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

\ FANTlLE CORDIAL, We desire to state its slipe-
Et9rity over evory nostrum that nurse or luac las
FtrSt-lt IA the preparation of regular physician
who Is well qualified from much experiences lin ini.
nlo complaints to prescribe for them. Sccondly-It
is entirely free from paraYoric opiatc Of any kind
and consequently relieves by removing the suffering
Thtrtly-lt is put up with great care rs a conipari
son OIL with my other for nantic conplaints
Will show; tho very root from which it is distilled
being dug from the forest under the direction Of Dr
tnt9n, many Of them by his own hands. F0nrthly-
It u perfectly harmless aud cannot injure tho most
lelicGtc infant nnd is certain cure and reIf, in all
the following cases. which is its chief merit ovor every
other preparation, viz: n - =
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETI-
1NH; such as DfSENTERY collie, &c. ALSO for soft
cnhiS the gums and relieving pain. For regulating
the boweisit Is uneqMAcd. For Cold In the Head It
Is sure relief For GROUP. the most fatal md try
ing OF all diseases, it can he relied on with perfect
conhdGnte;nnd being powerful ant#pasnolc in all
caseaot Commissions or fits We earnestly RECOMMEND
you to loose no tnn In rocuringit Lastly-it costs
80 much more than other preparations Of tho kind
that We cannot atnr such long advertisements as can
tit"So Whose whole oxonsc is their advertising; for
mo same reason it c0mmcnls itself "a tho most rol;n
bic To all mothers. In all cases. tho directions wrap
pei around each bottle, must 10 strictly followed
Price, % cents per bottle.
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Annexed Is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which.
II danaEed may DO restored their original strength
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SAVE THE pIECFSI

!AttHS SsS9 A4S FL 4glF ~
sPALDiNG's P9fasAA3 SD SLuI l3t 8,
l'sss SAVE THE PIECES
ECoNoMYfaa5Iaa oFsP AfeSHI
Iszei EA-.A sTITCH IN TIM SAWS NIxE.'s=i
as aecidert, ,vI, b,n,S, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,.,.
dies Is very Je5ts 10 have some ehsp saS
convenient way for repairing Riturr, goys crock.
sPAIp1Ng's PREPARED oIuB
, all such om0rgelsies and household cunbf
the sticking point cF & nv iSSgs sss s s
nniptng chairs, slinter yclerss Lsalless dolls ana
broken cradles Ii s just article for cone SHE'LL
@ SthoE ornamental work, 80 popular with ladies Of
THIS admirable preparation Is used cold; being
Sun aSd IN 81 s9 thu Ss;t Sn all the
II may be used in tho place Of ordinary mucl6Er,k
being vastly more adhesive, z,If h8s5s E1sE1-.t
"UsEfuL iN EVERY HOUSE, .5t5
n B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Process
wholesale Depot, 40 Platt-st::, n. e
Address HENRYsC. sPALIISG & co... .s
5a Box, No. 5000 New York.
~. Pit up for Dealers in c containing four eight
anu Twelve dczen-a beautiful Lith0gtaph ShOwsCari
accompanying each package
II single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARED
S6s MIL save ten times It's cost annually ~ every
PR 5sH4s9 Blst Ssss BE asS s
County ;M.jsEs6aRts sEel note Of sR4TDy T
~, fM ,ii GLUE, Wien making up tEeir Z
hsI' II Will stand any climate ~
sPAEpRsq' s PR ER AIRED. GU RtIli "
',tiusERUD' IN EVERY HOUSE, t.f-s5 ssssVy
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE i7:ls75-s5s -
$50 SOLD BY STATIONERS. n .l-5fgyg15, Z 1
SPALDISG'S PREPARED CLUE l.g.- ~ - (. /.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS fgtsf -,
.sPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE Srfsz +; fr,s
SOLD BY HARDWARE DRALEltS.J h. ". $50 Il = Z.
tsPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE sf55g -
SULD BH sHOUSE.FURNlSIIINdf STORES. 5s,...f5.- {.
SPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE
sold By FURNTEURE DEALERS. =, ~
II. SPAI0ING'S PREPARED GLUE - -. 70
SOLD BNrFANCY GOODS DEALERS
.SPALDING'S PREPALED GLUE 7.l5 .'4s ityi
go 4. SOLD BY GROCBRS.s p =
49,, SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE - sSi.'.s
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY. e. SPALDING5 & CO., se'sw
lHs,IS
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.s9g1L1|.II6
CONGRESSIONAL,

Reported for the DAILY Intslliigencemr.
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6oNfNa EVESiTfIs3;a llEEc-.iiiI6is n

"a 6oNINd EVENTS; &cThs pof-
tents of coming Goldsmith, according
to the coolest inha6itant, increase on
every hand. The latssst. and most e I ID MS
taAtable Indication is tho appearances in
'St. LddfsI Of foc!ss of snow BIRDS close
upon tic Appearance of which little ha d
ib'ihgers, cold weather is sure tu'follow..4a
The truly wise heed these kindly warnings
ofneture, as she thus, hints Of her inten-
tons. ~, - 49, . : = % 7zs.+
BUSINESS NOTICES. ~
: "a Just the Thing!- keep in the
FamilyITo use as an aPerttnt 70 use as
a cathGrtie-To act on the. Liper-To re-
move internal derangements.-To answer
all the ordinary purposes of a Family diedi-a
cine. We mean Or. 70dds anu-.Bilziou. or,
LiUer Pills. Try them, 'f
81 'i It. II. LOGAN & Co.,
,a5s. General Agents. (,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-12

Manufactured by ~
HENRY. &. SPALDING e co., -.
80 Platt-st., New York.
Address Post Office, Box 1900, -. -, Z
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ELECTRIo OIL gross De arath's BE
IL trie OIL, received and foo sale by
- r - 49, 2 = Z = 4. HI LOGAN. &lCO.
noy28 and LOGAN, list 4 CO.
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SPALDfNG'S PREPARED GLUE, -rN "a g
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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i Sr6LD1N6'S PREPARED GLUE.
g-f SOLD BY STATioNERS.
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sPALpISG'S PREPARED GLUE,
y. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. III
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27
The Post once Department and
the Rail Contra cE0Ps.

"A large number of the mail contractors
have informed and continue TO inform, the
Department, that unless Congress make ap-
preparation early in January for the pay
meat Of what is due to them, they cannot
continue the service, which has been thus
far main tanned by them in manner alto
gether satisfactory and at great sacrifees.-
Their credit, they say, is now exhausted
Should they surrender their contracts, the
expense OF restoring the SER
vice will amount to not less than one million
of dollars and probably more. Their expec-
tations that Congress would promptly pass
the bill for their relief have been disastrously
disappointed. The Department has the
money to pay all Sums now due, for the
quarter ending September, but not the le-
gal authority for that purpose. The expen-
ses of the current quarter are not due till
February. Over four millions are required
On account of arrearages for the year ending
with last June. Statemen IS of indebtedness
to contractors, on which they have raised
money to the amount of two million dollars,
are in the hands of persons in Washington
CITY.
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fault foand with any one o + the entire par
ty, is on account of their too hurried depar-
ture.
Among the absent gentlemen, especially
toasted at the Mayors on Saturday night,
was the Hon. George W. Hopkips-a Repre-
sentative in Congress at the last session, and
now one of the members of the honse Of
Delegates from Washington county.
We are glad to understand that other
parties will visit the city during the winter,
when more certain notice Of their coming
will enable our people to make their visit
far more agreeable than the present ONE
We hope these parties will be made up, and
protfer them in our own behalf NEST cor
dial welcome.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27

Ds~ The steamship Prince Albert, from
Galway on the 10th of December. via New
foundland, arrived in New York Sunday
morning. She has landed an Irish cargo
valued at 500, 900 and brought out two hum
dred and forty-seven psssengers~a large
amount for this season of the year. Her
news has been anticipated by the Asia. The
debt of Piedmont, which was $4,000, 900
$50, ,000,l in ls48 had increased up to
the present time to &3l, 100000 (Sl56 ,OOO,
o00,) and the stipulations to yillafranca
have caused q further increase of about
&l2, ,000 The total debt is now upwards
Of &48 100000 (S24O, 900, 00O,) but Of this
sum about &4,oo0,000 has been contracted
for the construction of State railways and
other improvements.
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NJ A Rim E NEWS
PORT OF NORFOLK AN D PORTSMOUTH
from fhe Merchants ard Mechanies' No,
change Books.l
Tu EspAY, Dec. a7

ARRIVED.
steamer Louisiana, Russell from Hais,mora
Steamer Pennsylvania, Bennett, from n n
corn TO d d Simmons & Bro. ~
English Brig Elizabeth, Hail. from N v m
Charles Reid. "
Schr May Queen, Ryan, from Plymouth. bal.
last, to A Bell b Son. '"A"
Schr Alfred Chase, Wickson, fm Boston, TO
A Bell & Son, ' ~
schr Glib, Connslly, i'm Accomac, corn IN
Garrison Il MaigRe.
Schr Accomac, Crockett, flu Il Shore. earn In
u 7 Bockover. ~
schr II Whidmore. Regent, fla Richmond
to d Keeling.
Schrs Mary g. Hetta, and Coauette. srosn pa.
tersburg, to ID Keeling.
Schr NJ Ford, --, i'm PetersD,.re. TN ID y,
Keeling. ~
schr Sarah Wolford, Harris, liza n q. cotton
and slaves to Henneberry, and cotton and tar
to Cherry. GAM '"'
Sehr Marian, Heath, fm N c, corn TO tirsndy
4 Stout. ""'
schr M Whidbes. Hole, ta n q. corn 10
ID D Simmons & Bro.
Boats M White ana Bull Car. fin n =, .or,,
to Delk & Lindsey.
Boat Sea Bird, i'm " c, corn to ID d Simmons
Il Bro.
Boats II Stout, NJ a Grandy, W erandv.
ful n U, corn TO Granny & StonG
CLEARED.
Schr George Shadd0ck, Hinueconh to, Nc
by A Bell & Son. ava =" ~"''
Schr Caleco -, for N Y, corn nv Garrison
& Maigne. A'o'i
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27
The San Juan Affair-Letter from
Rir. Dallas,

The Department of State has received a
reply to Gen. Cass' despatch to Mr.. Dal-
las upon the San Juan affair. The British
Minister has also received despatch on che
same subject. 1t is believed that the tenor
of these dispatches indicate peaceful solu-
ton of the apprehended difficulty, and that
Great Britain, while maiataiRiAg her right
to the island under treaty, will hardly ad
here to the pretensions first assumed by her.
1t is understood that Gen. SCOTS instruc-
items are satisfactory to her Majesty's gov
ernment. The question naturally arises,
how is this dispute to be adjusted, both
governments maintaining their undoubted
right TO the island 1t is reported that
England is willing, in case it cannot be ar
ranged, to call in a third Power.
AN application has been received at the
Department for post office at San Juan Is
land. 1t is alleged that for the Importance
of this place, and the accommodation OF
American citizens, this request ought to be
granted. The Department have determined
to take 10 action upon the matter at pres
ent, as il would involve an annual expense
of upwards of five thousand dollars.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27

WAsHiNsToN. Dec. 25th, ls5s.-Charles W
~ M, associated with the importing house
with ,s violent death in this city, BY benz
shocked down and stamped on the head and
.a ;.. at Gordon's Saiutation House. RaboTe
WIN wath ms friend Rligh, assistant at the KirE,
S. ftoase. were together and met with John
TSsseA anu Charles P0lSinhoTn, OF this civ
me four four retired to an upper room, tor Raboyg
anu Essex to play cards. Over the table thes
d ud bhgh fastened for the proprieroI
a.ia whist he was down, heard the ali alj.l
~, ;pins; Faoorg's head and face were severe
= Injured. lie died few hours afterwards 60.
. An inquest was held and the jury rendered \
t heIuict mat deceased came TO his death frou,
W. D,ows ana stamps inflicted by john Rssex. ana
and sbetting. F'A'' A'''"s
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27

POSTAL ARRANGEaTENTs.-An ostal oor,,,,.
Gss oeen executed between the Postma ss%e =
general and the minister of Beleiun' esa
i IN eosse regqlsf exchange q
beiglum, 10 be conveyed via Fnelsnd es, S.ao
, wee or oitener, and in eoincide4c@ as far 80
possible with the regular sailing Of the 49,,
a nerics steamers The single rate foT Ie,S y.
United ss,ss OF mefchsndise originating in the
VICE versa, is fixed al AZ cents. of vS;ch ,- Ok
p pay ,s Is optional in either country. TdgTs
are as? provisions for printed matte NT ~
uS9taiSSion OF closed mails undsr this con
next. ''% @iSt ca Ja2il2ty
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Obituary.

~ was lew days since our painSuI du,v n,
follow 10 the grave the remains of a friend n
nave the last look taken, the last tear shed the
last prayer ooered, 10 see the last clod of earfb
thrown over him-Ihen to turn SLOWLY, SAL,
away ana realize more fully the extent of ony
loss. Ills hard, indeed, to see the ariYn mon
steEa Oeaths seize upon and take from us
flend, one who from has most fender ch;ld
hood had been known and loved he ,s Nm
ROW muc1 deeper must the pang be felt hy, his
own elatienss especially his two brothers, one
OK waom was faT away. having, lii true son,
responded to the cali made by hiz heIovad
state IN tbs hour of peril, when she needed
ner citlzen soldiery 60 suppress The late at.
tempted insurrection in our midst Often in
n1s 4sss moments did ne repeat the name of the
absent one, prs ying that he might be enabled
10 see him ere he died, When reminded of she
,act thac his brother was az Chsrleseown Va:a
ofisht smile graduated his counteaance as if TO
say thank God, he does his duty.''
h1s subject OF this obituSTv was 7. ARCaI-
SAID CUNNINGHAM ESQ who danarred
fnls lite on the 18th inst, in the 33rd year of
ms age, after short hut painful illness, which
ns pore VAIN hrmnes5 and resignation. He
was the eldest son OF A. M. Cunningham Esq
one of our former respectable Citizens. who X
Wall be remembered died here several wears
SINCE, and with the exception Of the present
deceased and two younger brothers. the entire
family fsl victims to the fatal pestilence of
1855. "
Lef US nope that Our friend has lei, this cold
earth Tor purer sphere, and that
He has Joined his FatheP-Mother
Hrothers-Sisters all in Heaven;
and ne with them shares the sweet res.
By Him to the faithful given.
May the two surviving Brothers
one day, the loved ones meet above
IN that bright Mansion mid the Angels
where all is Peace and Joy and Love
There will they be reunited
Never more to part again,
Never more to know keen soIlow
Never more to suffer pain.
By his kind afable disposition and nnsssnm.
ing manners he had won for himself staunch
TRENDS VINO feel the loss their small social
circle has sustained, and truly sympathise with
his relations in this their sad Bereavement
tet ler us trust they will endeavour to console
themselves with the thought, that
He is not dead TO them forever,
But laid his weary head to rest
he's simply for short time sleeping
10 awake among the 7ver best
VIRGINIus.
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L A T EST NEWS

,,o notenAhsrnR, N. Y, December 24--Pier-
n EUh. oyer, an esteemed citizen of AIbion
his 'e ana county, was murdered last nj eht in
ms IS grocery store, at that place, He han ~
sa Dacnelor, lived in the store. His body va
, ,o,,nd lying on the aoor this morninr Tas s
naaaer Is supposed to have been done with
a af b IKE h OF similar instrument, as the to-
u nr n,s neso was completely Knocked in, Mr.,
NJ n.y., WIS . man OF wealth, but kept little Or
.tatrick Culligan has been arrested rs, sus
picion. lie rented rooms of Over: n diffi en-
y existed between them, and he had threst.
ened Dyer's life. 'a III :
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27

A CoApLINENT.-A lady in Nashville, on
mercy heGt. was making visit to the Pen
itentiary. land was permitted to look through
the various wards. In one room she saw
three women, engaged in sewing, and turn
lag to the keeper, who was showing her
about, said to him in ga under tone:
"Dear me; the viciousest looking women
ever saw in my life. What are they put
here for ?''
"Tbey are here" he replied, "becsuse /
am here; they are my wife and daughters,
madam"
But madam was travelling out, as last as
possible.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-It is renortod stau
late last night orders were given 70 49, " az A.
armament aboard and dispatch the sfe at al
Anaeosta here together with ammun;t;oa
snsA arms and provisions, and be Rad ~
san at daylight this morning for Annanoli w
IL Is sgrmised that the departure Of ~; :
steamer has reference to trouble betvaa- >
tne MARYLAND authorities ana the PbiIaSsi
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27

GEN, Taliaferro, Of Charlestown fame,
having passed down the river on Friday, a
salute was fred in ais honor from Alexan-
dria, Va.
Vice President Breckenridge was suppsd
at Frankford Ky.s on Thursday night, irres-
spective Of party
A babe was born in Cincinnati, on Wed.
nesday, in manger. Its mothers name is
Eliza Hanna.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27
Mr.. Ward and the Russian Envoy
in China.

A letter from Mr.. W ard, Minister to China 4,
says the Russian Envoy was in Pekin lat the
time he was there, but so strict was the sur
veillance of the Chinese government that it
would not allow them to, see each other. The
exchange of several private notes, however,
was permitted.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27
An Envoy from South Carolina "a
Virginia.

The Charleston Courier of Friday says
there is good reason for believing that Hon.
G. G. Meminger will be clothed with the
honorable and important Office of represent
ing South Carolina as the special commits
sioner to the State of Virginia, according to
the provisions made by the Legislature that
bias just closed its labors.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27
New YORK Markets.

, SE eoo fosK, December 25.-Flour-salo.
Of $500 bbls. at an adTanoy If Nh ca1os
State SIS. 1Oa.520. '>'' Va . GEMS
aot Mneat is quiet, bus prices firm; no trans
no oorn is depressed; sales of 10 ooo bushais.
new southern at s5as7 cts, '''' WASH ''s'
TOTE orS- Is heavy: Mess $l6.l2M cts.
cts. 81 1o1&n1V1.
cts. as ""'' At l012 Az
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Notice.

All Communications, &C., intended tor in
sersion, and Letters IN regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN R. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, ia order 90 ensure
attention,
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LASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
TERMS.

Inc DAY Book VIII be esrved 10 subscribers
al ~ cents per Sss payable to the Carrier
When sent BY mail II viii be 50 yer year, 81
Tor six months, and 81 tor three months, paya
Die In advance.
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GRAND ARRIVAL.
ID II c f. M RE r. a6T 81

GRAND ARRIVAL.
d Il C NJ BE r a4TH,
a. Ihe attention of the Ladies ana other;
N&e of Rich ard elegant Jewelry which wa
received this morning, aud now helms
opened. If you wish TO select from a really
arg ana magnificent Stock y0u will call lat {
+ Greenwood's Il Main street
Those ladies who have been waning for tbe
ARRIVAL Of Stone Cameo Sets san now be sun
pAied. The following have also inst been re.
ceived: white Lava Sets. Coral Sets, Carbuncle
Sets and many other rich ana beautiful ar.
EiC1es which would be impossible to mention.
For something fine, rich, ia hionablo and al
Really reasonable prices, the discrim mating
pa oiic wlli cali at 81 Main Al. Everybody can
d Christmas OF other presents.
4 GREENW WOOD, 81 Main street,
lie "a Head of Market Square
III l. A copy
HousEKEEPERs! HERE THEY ARE
Nice Things for Christmas
rso,,, Splendid eenaSi Rounds Of spicsd Beef, ;
smoked and Picked ss Beef tongues tongues sse''
SELECTED cue a,i Plates n, Of Corned Beef,
Choice Old Hams and Picked Saimon
With lots of choice goods selected expressly
Tor Christmas times and for sale at
dea4 City Family Grocery, 60 Church Sc.
. HAY-HAY-HAY
lI0 Bales prime>Hay Timothy and Clever.
~ in store, for sale by
RW SANTOS g. Co.
ue 24-t Rear OF New Custom House.
SILKS AT THE BEE HIVE
CLOAkS AT THE BEE HIvs.
w r. nave made great reduction in Silks
W and Cloaks from this day forward.
All in want of Silks and Cloaks, can save
money by calling at the BEE HIVE.
de "a 81 Main straas,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lfeS@ DR.. BELLS opinion of HostetIer's
uS Bltters.-SPR1NGFIELp liz, April IA,
ls56-Some months since, while recovering
from an attack of Remittent Fever, was re-
4uested to try Hostetter's Bitters, as an article
peculiarly suited to the condition of GONZALES.
cents from fever. 1t is but simple Justice to
say that it restored the powers of my digestive
organs, and at the same time kept my bowels
gently open. / have no hesitancy in saying
that, hitherto, in using it in my practice, it has
in every case where / have ordered il, acted
like charm. In thus speaking freely of it,
far from puff patent medicine, an article it
by no means claims to be:
SANFORD BELL, M. u.
For sale by BURRUSS u BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of Braldies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally. everywhere.
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New Advertisements.
ARTICLES FOR PRESENTATION
A N q HALL T. CO.'S

ARTICLES FOR PRESENTATION
AT G. HALL & cos.
The Useful and the Substantial.
DOSE WOOD Writing Desks
~ Ne Plus UltrA's
Tourists Companion,
Bankers Cases,
Pocket Inks OF Rosewood;
Gases of Rodgers Scissors,
Chsssmen of Ivory, bone and ebony,
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases,
water Color Bones and Brushes
Diaries for 1860,
Miniature Ledgers,
tlutina's and Guitars,
Whist Boxes, Backgammon Boxes,
WIN many other articles suitable tor Pre-.
0eA''' de %
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Old Age.-There are two men living in
Auglaize County, Ohio, one whose name is
Shubert, has attained the age of 1Os, the
other, whose name is not given, is l04.
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MRS. Winsioyv, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all ENTHUSIASTICALLY aliay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, il will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
smother column, my28 ly