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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10
To the BE DruEEed aad ssoIsoned CIt5zen,
Of WheeIlmg nd VIcinitr.

To the Be-DruEEed nnd Poisoned CiLIzens
Of Wheeling nnd Vicinity.
You are overrun with deluge the Test In
the form Of "Alcoholic Drns that ever emanats from
mat the LlaUOh MIXER They are sold to
you as luxury, they dispensed to you as Medi
Cine and in either cAse the effect is the same
There '6us one way to escape and that to use, as
luxury or medcament, safe reliable stImulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which certain that 1t
not been tempered with. Such an arttcleIs
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which Is distilled under inspection the British Govern
men is delicately (uuIe any other GIN with
some Of the most valuable reetotatives Of the
Kingdom and by far the healthy beverage extont
THE MOST kAsEsF PHYSICIANS EURoPE AuEaroA not
only recommend It's use by the hale and hearty pre-
scribe It as medicine where stmulant is required
Tna gKNALH SIX will find 1t not only pleasant Cordial
o1. certain relief surngs Of periodical character
4SALrToAL CHEMISTS it perfectly
pure pure, and its restorative merits uncomfortable
90" only In quart and pint bottles by GRO
For salem Wheeling Va by 7. H. LOGAN 90, Al Main
street. y. l1e Market ST. Others
2 EDMUND O. CHARLES, General Agent
hSi'-d&Wllm DEPOT. No. 40 BROADWAY, NY.
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MRS, wHNsLOw.

experienced and physician has Soothing
syrup for children teethng which greatly facilitates the
process Of teethng BY soenlng gums reducing all In
Gam naonw alay all pain and is sure to regulate III.
bowels Depend upon 1t, mothers give rest to your
selves and relief and health your infants Perfectly SAFE
in all cases. See advertisement in another column.
a"s2s Iyd&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

The Place to get your Meat.
A Az soANI'AN would respectfully announce 10
" lhs numerous friends the public, that he inns r
from the stall OF Charles bender, in fG-
ne may be found at stall No. 65 Upper Market where
desiring the very choicest cuts kinds OF meat
to call He is thankful liberal patronage
deserve patronage in the uture continuance
" sl9 o. Int.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

WE give tho Table Of Contents and the list
of contributors for the October number of the
North american RepiesO, published by Crosby,
Nichols & Company, of Boston:
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M No WALLETS
Gsrent R$encS T,a,,.5,. e.. v,,.-

For SspPres'sd AsaseS Scanty, Delaying or PatntuI
Aenses; for YATES LeucorrheG, ,0ith too Scan9v
AsnstraatiOn, Headacde. aud other sp5Sri,.os dnsfg
Ms 4e"sss.
An invaluable medicine for females. Ladies who suffer
from these difficulties, and know unpleasant It is to
describe them to physcian the value of
simple yet efeentremedy, which they may always have
at hand, aad apply at pleasure.
1t should bo known that frequent irregularities to
which young females are subject unless properly cured
frequently lay the Oundatrn of diseases Of the
and formldabIe character comparatively few girls
glide this period either proper aid or the
mission of grave The advantages Of home RENEE
dy for all such cases will be duly appreciated
Price, 81. Sold only by
LAUGHL1Ns BUsHPIELD,
0cl Druggtsts, Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

We know Of her present elements Of strength,
We do not believe that, however civilized she
may become, unless other spiritual and carnalS
weapons aremade use,of against her than those,
now used, she will aeyerlbe conquered or 9.
Christian country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

Avery mice young man" who called upon a
lodging house keeper in New York .'lo secure
some rooms torso w est Point friends,' was
detected by thelastute landlady in an attempt to
stealan elegant octave edition Of Milton, which,
while awaiting her in. the, parlor, he badycon.
cealsd beneath his cloak: he was vel man.
nered and talkative, SO much.so-poor compii.
imentt0 New York society that the lady was
sure he was q thief, and after fayiDg him gent.
ly5sbe took away the book and sent him off
with o feA in his ear. 39 - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

We presume most of our readers read the mr..
ticle which we published from, the N. Y. conr.-
teT, on Saturday morning. Its simultaneous
appearance with the one which we extract from
the Richmond Wig, to-day, is somewhat
striking COINCIDENCE.
ln.letter and spirit they seem as If one and
the some rerSnn. mi .l,r kl,r.l -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

Mrs. N. B. scorr. the oldest native resident
of Cleveland, Ohio, died in that city on the 1st
inst. She was the sdaughterof the late Judge
Williamson, and was born in. Cleveland during.
the last war with Great Britain, 1913. Mrs. S.
had resided in Cleveland from her birth, had
witnessed all the changes from a hamlet in the.
wilderness to the beautiful eityofto day, suffer.
ed the hardships and priyations of the earliest
settlers, adorned the humble log cabin as well
assthe house ofopulence, and up to the time Of
her decease was the oldest native and constant
resident ;"Clevelander."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
PERSONAL.

The Rev DR.. Cbesver Of this city IL TO deli yer 90
Address 90 American Slavery 10 the Mechanics Lat
tute, Worcester, Mass. tbs evening.
Gov. Newell Ct Nsv-Jersey old not accompany
tie islstors Of that State Oh their recent visit 70
our City.
A L0ndrn Newspaper item hath II thai hr. L. Z.
Evarsis n that city just fresh from Ne"-fork, With
View 81 tscorng Dickens 10 TIE United Safes and Mr.
Ahhur Smith will accompany bin. Oftei' more here
alter Mr. Albert SrIsn says tsat Mr. Dickens
warm 90 tbssfrioel management ADD positively hot On
acting, and thai it II jul possible be may soon become
the lsesee Of tbeatef 10 tie Strand.
IRE shouts ~itb which SDulouqus sss received
on landing in J,In sca nore derisive than wrath
fnl. Que Of the crowd, 10 an excess Of pleasantly,
offered q negro sxpence if he would gge his impsnA
nsssy frsierDsl bug right there in the open sIest.
Stu ulstsd by the reward the African .ttaoasd knot
OF ribbons The breast Of he coat and esp,i upon
the step Of lhe bs'ouc1s Soul none, cSes cd by the
aiken Josete, which he thought tho baJgs Of publ,
flDctIcDsIy, berevoepty submitted tinsef 10 be
buggsd and kissed. The crowd was thrown toto "a
ercss Of deIsl by the Of this mpaisnt tfsk
sOuloUque quickly ssw that he bad been rlbsd With,
ard refreshed tho fsrthest corner Of bis carnage,
So. srirg iurios,ly
The author Of 'Childe Harold" while 10 Italy,
had helmet made for bs Own use 10 the battlefield
of Greece. Tost identical article, never worn az gI.
ioslly intended bat which must have owed the
brain Of the great poet mauy time sad on, il pog
TIE ornament If b"d-e IN Soutn Boston. I, is so
small that Line bescs GOT of trying II oa would
more than I'll 1t. Bat flesh IL Cot tran however.
Queen Victoria tsses suc1 interest in public a.
fairs that the eader Of toe Iiouse Of Conmoos 10 ex
Peef, % very important debs,s, or when soy pub
DC business OF u6ususl interest il tysDsacei 10 Paris
melt 10 teoo short report If the same 10 the Q,sen
TIE sNge night. T1is cs patch il generally written in
TIE MD''ei ROOM and cent diiec. from the H)ase Of
Commons 10 the Palace
tx Gov Hoppn II Rhode I,lsni, after al honcI
shle puoc career has returned tO the prscs OF los
TIE presett Chief NJ of the state, Gov. Dyer,
bGs dtoln.d q nomination for Governor. lie VII,
uIdoubedy nos .t,arn oore fully TO his regular bIsi
nsts e. 4 u eI CD .nt ard uiAaufscturer Of o0tOBs.
-Tu5mas DE- Quircey report ssysD has offered his
boy, ,r h dea'h 70 the surgeons for sIa Dna,ion,
as contribution to Psychological. science. Pos. NOR
tenn ex.mlDst often throw light upon mysterious
discs es Should be o'sctsi to by friends Of
the deceased; bu, they, on the part have night -
be informed OF the exsct nature and extent OF the 6
ease.
-Msny persous came twenty and twenty five miles
10 hear Henry Wsrd B-ecler's lecture at Wesifsld,
last week Tie Ners Ltser ssys one oil l.iy, nearly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
RETIRING MEMBERS FROM PENNSYL-
VANIA AND NEv-JERSEY.
from AZ oocsncosl Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Feb. .,

tTom al Occtslcn1 CoTTesponcert
WASHINGTON, Feb. ., 1559.
Men who write ha.tls will be liable 70 lesTe
some thing. ursuuded. Msn who resd ca -aiessly
will be SPIT to misunderstood or mj.interpret what
Their read.
In recent letter concerning some usmbsrs who
are about 20 retire from the House OF Represents.
ti'es, l aimed to spe,a particularly only Of tao
Newly Republicans. In summary alIasi0as a,
the close, 10 some other States did rot prof ess
TO speak of all Republicans who we're Leaving Con-
eress. Had il been nv purpose - notice az, I
should not have been likely t. overlook such able
arc faithful men IS Messrs. CragiD, Dean, and
others OF New. England, and the entire dele a.ions
OF Pennsy lyania and New-JeIsey.
Reference was made 10 a mass Of " doughfaces'
who were going out 10 the two last-nsmed States.
" DOugbfa,e IS not sn elt CANT term, though it
was first used by that most iostidious Of verbal
critic, John Randolph. Is sgni6catiOD, however,
l had supposed was Sd well understood that by 10
stretch OF the imagination could il be applied to
Republican. Nboeyer viii read the brief refer
euce TO those two States, in the letter sbovemen-
toned, will see that no alluslOn AZ all was made 10
their Republican members.
But, TO AVOID all misapprehenson, I viii here
fay that, IN my judgment, no Republicans from
any section a the Union have been more faithful
to Cur Great Cause during the present Congress
than Messrs. kitche, PuTyi4nce, Kunkel, Edie,
Dck and Roberts OF Penusyyania, AID hessrs.
Clswson and Robbins OF New-JeIsey. Mr.. Ri.ch.e
is leading member of the COmHnt,e- OF For.igu
Affairs, and unusu,lly keen tsctie.an add sharp
debater. Mr. PufyIance most deserSe1ly nas
great weigh III the councils OF the Opposition and
has delivered OF tle best speeches Of the ses-
sion sn the tariff. Mr.. Kubkel iiau able, l.boriOus
and influential member OF III COMMITTEE On Clims
Mr. Edir has served with capacity sld Ede.ity as
The leading Opposition member on The COmmittee
Of Patents; aid though originally elected rs an
American" be ass co0persted cordially viii the
Republicans in carrying out the liae Of policy pur-
sue b. the party IN this and tue last House. And,
j. may be said 10 short of Messrs. Dick sud Rob
erts and Of Messrs. Clssson and Robbios, th1t
they are straightforward, reliable men, and though
Dot ranked among the promInen. bateFs IN the
House, they may be placed IN ,h-t other class,
quite as useful, perhaps, working business
members.
All these gentlemen were in TIE last Congress.
They all aided m the elevation of Mr. Banks To toe
Speakers char, and from that Lolr 10 this they
have been found on the night side 4 all tL0se i'm
portant questions which have asit.ted aud made
historic the NXXlVth and XXXVth CuDgr, s.es
Ii the tSo important States Ehich they 10 part
represent will ~ low their counsel and example In
letO, the principles for which they have coltended
IN the House of Representatives will be brought
INTO acton on a iheaier as wide as the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
RHODE ISLAND.
,.s,,.a.-c. Ct Tee Tnsun.

Cozss2ozd..ee Ct Tee N Y. Tribune
PkOyIDEsCE, Il. l., Feb. 26, 1859.
Never in TIE history OF this Common vesit1 bas our
GepeIsl Assembly been besegei IS for the l.st f.
~etks. Excepting Oh the ga INST, nothing hes been
dore but 10 ciscuss the Hazard and Ives question.
Every foo: Of room il the entry, lobby AMI stairway
hss been packed 70 perfect sooy With eager listeners
Ou's'de the builcing where word could no. be head
neither cold nor rain could drive them away. Toe
Windows, we'll doors, the plaees of inress
and egres, and the pages passed hssds Of the
crowd. Yet there 10 Ioise or buster I'LL Thurs.
dsy, WREN the excitement began 10 wane. Before, il
SPEAKER used ridiculous Illustration or relat>i q
humorous snscdoe, laughter s2p sase ,ie3
II isl as dead Is pm ~ funeral. I. is & grave
question. Should the resolution p.ss Hhich o-ns1res
the Judge and snruls the decree Of the Court dovn
goes tie independence Of our Judiciary H-ns-fistl.
causes nsy b. uied by caucus aud decided ~ 2
pop 1ar election, End the Constitution and .ss If tie
srd be 70 ba'i!er 70 popular excitement.
Amor Z the crowd that come from tue most remote
psIis or the STATE, after 40 steoige .ding OF tue
htzHd pamphlets some come for fear us'ics xi.l B.,
perverted, but by far the greater number 10 syona
uhe with, and LOBBY for Mr. Hazard ToeY hear
'he soe speeches OF the oppo, ents Of the resolution
SIC haZaids pamphlets torn to pieces eud De- gin 10
ooeot Ara row, hr. -, the only lawyer t1st
Is ID the Hazard nter.st, res and delivers al able
speech. be s-ems partially 70 clear up the dspltei
points but no sOcner Is be 10 DIS seat, thad tae
VIE e pack o. lawyers set upo1 him. ana, with open
Jaw books snd histories drive hin from every position
be hss taken. Through the whole dsclssiO1, toe
larger portion OF the wisiom and ability Of the
Assembly has been the aide Of the Court |, "A be-
gaming ~ TEL. hr. j., the abieet lawyer q. TIE Lar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
IbN Ga-r2I.pn

W,sHsGTJS, Motdhy, Feb. Is, 1859.
Application viii be made by Mr. Sskles for q "rit
OF hsbess corpus, VITO view to procure his release
or bat 70 twst his trisl His wife exoneratss BIN
f., m al blame, spd DO has the general sympaby Of
the comm unity. In the Circuit Court this morning,
Mr.. Cslsle announced the de.th OF Mr.. Key, the
late District Attorney for the street Of Columbia.
While eOlog Eing the deceased as . courteous, frank,
ep+r-besrted g.Ltsrso, hs fo'oOre % speak Of the
cause which led 10 bis desth the. wss bj.cs for
jadicisl investigator. Toe Coart pail similar con-
pliment and, token Of rsspect to the deceased,
O. ourrs4 III Tbur;dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
VARIOUS DETAILS OF THE ASSASSINATION.

F,sI. TIE Ns.5 York Tis.es Coy-ssp,.dsnss
Oree having qattsd the presenoe OF ms sife, Mr..
ii kles gave say Il the most terrible em0,iDD sad
pas,ed the sht 10 sts,e bordering di-'rsotiOn-a
feehre which was worked Ito madgess this morning
on ing the cause Of bis misery, hr Key, WITH gay
auGacity pass opposite the window Of as wI.ss
sno wave BIS Observation-Disclosures usasl s'ges. for ss-
sgpston,
Asking Mr.. Butterrorth, who IVES e. bis aonss, 10
ioo~ Key md engage him in Conversation 80 that be
w,aS not ge, on Of eig1t ne rushed ap stsrs for Dis
pistols ara quickly following, fouad B4rter~orrh aai
Key gstbe. a. the corner o. Sixteenth street. Waen
tue trsse5y took place.
card "You have hishonorei ny bed .od family, yll
scOuDii.-prepase 10 di7 ~ 9: the s81le tine dIe =.
ilg Lie pist0l. Amos. simultaneously Key Placed Ls
lald In-lds his yest, sn1 dresGg whst Appeared -
b. pi.tg eu: what va. really an cper@s!ass, sad,
sickles :: cnce ed, KY a: the sane tire throw
itg lie glass st him. Ihs shot 5nl5 gtEzed Key,
.hsbt'y rSisiog tbe sk!r 4 bis sic. eod &c imns-
.te'y l-spsc t+hird tree q avoid another shot.
s.chles folcUct, sod Key, cstcLns h,s arm ea,sas-
ored 10 prevent h.m irOm hnlg, br Sexes dissa-
gagged himself snc trog sgAio, -oOt koyIC toe upper
par VI TIE nghs thigu, close - The main artery
ts.lDs o. las Up all supporting Ltnsrf si.k hs
hand be cried, II I3lr don't shOo.i Seklss. s.il
io~Dg, fired sgalD vi'h bis pistol close . Key tie
bal passing through his BODY bsi0w iae breas,.
Ia tie De-o tn. The t,Jri Of ,le pistol snd K.ys
cries startled ihote n the heghoora0oi Ny Ta,ns,
Martin, clerk II the Treasury Department; wno hap
Eeisd 81 ite moneit ~ be lcsvi.g the Club r1.asd
'tscs caLUs Olt key IS nIcrisr-t" Mr. d vie
Dir. JpsaG- sid NJ. Ido.!, who we're 10 the Cub =
ne nGe, Proceeded hss.-y 70 the sp1t, when they
iouud ok.s statdipg over Tie body " hey with he
pistol presented At b.. tesi, s1i @tich te li.ttx,s
10 discharge, bu. shich snapped botn t1.=s-.pi NJ
Butter. ortt star ding ~ comp. e1ly.
On hT. Oyyie st01Saiog Sex % the shoalier the
i,ttr at erce dsiis;ed, sad turning sIcuci, sad:
" G'rilenen, t1s Eau LAG 3isaonJred nv bill
Upon this he took Butter E0-tt's arm aud waking
iIor t,e spot sltl ths moe, pelt-c: SELF )sse,son
PROCEEDED to Attorney GeLoTa B.scks, aud delivered
LIusslf i,to caitody.
Popular sympathy, IS rsIal IL suci cases is alnos.
1IaD uo1s.y WITH NJ. S!cklez, the proyoca.ou being
deemed ample Justification for The deed SD Eden the
facts ~ Jet akrowE cone 70 bs developed, IT'S feel
ns WI gov sill stronger, sai Iesi fea-!lI lessJn
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COM MI ERCIA'L,

DAIRY GAls ORR ovv,c., / !.
ss.4a4l1s 80 a.s+.. 1sekpk, NoI. 49,
SLOUR-Supsrnns, u ~, 6phng whsat, -
tra, = I7i, 1xn s1uaAt, sEtsA. % 81 10 - Is.
/ BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 IS per ] %.
II COnN-a1S % 10. ssesss Y ~
| RARLEY-~Spsing, ssaAs. Yall, ssaISs.
wHEAr--R 4oode dshaasd, 7 1di soslasl
SpEiA9 saas@ Il Il A3 l5 iii 81
.s0AT0~-46.sA ,N sW 4A aaea 9s aaas9
RYE-soe; In GOOD asmaad. gl
POTAToEs-s71 ~ . W the load gssail -.
+ sKockx1D 1FS~ 0rlsans sasa.. iar 7iss
prime sasl, startled eaals. crushed ~ lsef iii
t.11. Mclasss--PAatstioa ~ so44s, 8. 1t,
70 =, Golden syrup, rs v sesse 0sG>s --kD II
e isA Java Isto H.. Lss1yfA, lsa 70 u. Kiss,
e0els- ..
soAP-Paln Sie, Fanily SO. ~ 800 ssss III
cANDLS5-star TO a. stsArins ~. kSnll
LII, summer pressed, Isa 500 - $780,.
LARD-lo to IL retail Ina
BUTTER-Chsias ltte IT retail - to Is
4 aAIDne--Dr IL grssn,6; green sheep psltt
~ toSse; grssn tegskinS Is. hs6
HAY--Prsifise rs = ~, TinsaAy ~ nuAea-
fiaie 31aesy pAlsd ~. ~ aso1is RStail, -,
sEEDs.-HunsasiaA enaas - - 1 ~ ssa1s
nssAAy, d - 70 70; Ylax ssss, ssse5 |
SUADnI0s --onlsAs - = - ;aogs, sSto lsa.
1e4tIi1s. IN y -; WAiss BSASs, ~ - u. |
1UIC-onpen apples, ehsiss, - 49, q. r.
per I'LL n6sGsYYlas,1 Eos b l 7S Per bush. Drisd
.vss6hSs. ~ ~ u 17tk; Raisins. 1ssbess I ~.
CHKE6E--W. X. 10 To II Denmark o. t~E
!. PROVISIONS Hams u u II; shoalders u 10 b;
e,sAs siAet a. r. II. 4rfrrg4
BEEF-xa3aa aresas 1este r ~ Smarter.
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NATURE rs THE GREAT PHYsICIAN.-Thi.
il now admitted BY the medical profsssion as fun-
danenial principle Of healing science. Itis wise
~ provided BY the hsasn economy that Whenever
anything IL wrong in the physieal system the ma
tuiAi forces Of the body are brought 70 sxpei II.
disssss. The greet aim therefore II to stfsgtAea
che natsr4l povsrs. This has been kept IN view
BY the skilitsl sooposndsr II Dr. J. Heststtsr'a
BttMs. which oIsrsis = givs fresh Vitality u All
tho organs Of tn body. The eject OF this msdi-
cine upou the Stomach, the liver and the klAusys,
are prompt md decisive. The patient who Il wise
snosshtoasis dragging sad Try III Ritssn, ssos
feslsss n - had Aksn As~ lease Of kf4, aad 10
he Sonkinuss 10 - tAe article, he Ii ev3ayed
10 end the streams Of health conssing throaGA His
frame. Let al from whose cheeks TIE bloom Of
health has departed, give Dr. J. Hoststtsrs cele-
bratsd Bittsss tsisL
ri sais Nv DrasgiAss and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by p. GIBBONS, A. j. WnxrHsoH, RAH1Lssr,
KArE Co., and ]. BsADEs.
Nov. -, '6o-dAw
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> Ii 10 { - s. = = !,
IXTOULD fsspectfally inform the eitisens of
w Ksokuk and vicinity thst no has Just returned
from IL KAst, With Hne stock o. dcoda sdapt-
Cd 10 tho Fail Trade, sonsisting Ii part Of
Nse BLACK DreelctofAs; Eddy's casimsrs;
Ftne Block Does&jas; Haykiss
Er9srA - stbbed Doesktnsy Suk vesttaos Re
a 1T FURNISHING GOODS:
Skiyfs, CoIlsrs, A CrasAfs, Oloves
Usdey-SAirfs, Drasesvs, Sxspenlsrs, re-, Re.
SOMETHING NEW.
He his also made arrangements With one or the
Leading Houses in New Yofk 70 supply him with
III Ne latest tashions for BoyS' Clothing.
octSd
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Dx, SAITH's"Elsstris orr ssrm Deafness.
DE-. SMITH 8 "Elsstris OIL" sssss Pasaiysis.
On. SMITH 3 .sRseetsie on curss Rheumatism
Da. SMITHS "Elsctris DIR cures Astana.
On. 6AITH r "Kisctrie oil'' csrss HsaAAehs.
Dx- SMITHS sElestric Or cures Pills..
sagIod $50 $3.50
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sorsR 80 - Otlsy Sarrants.
-1,n1o1 -. = aens g 49, = sh~ ones.--
y -...1. 80 p.y yoo1 'a -
AHusEnnsr.-The chineee Jurglers And
Prof. uulAr viii give sAsir ri ssnbiosd
satsstaisnsas, - shs AshsDssm, ts-nsrroyu
evening. Novel and anusing sxperli,nnsnsl
are promised. sa eiis ss
esq sashn.,sr1e1, > !, - -, -.,,e =. ,!.a
The Ksoknk, II. D. noinaa IA n;n..
sta, and the Ksokuh. M. Plea.ant ana Nm.
,Datins RaIhoads - u.ifad. Tia l..t -.;i
was laid. ssl ~ - Ss,jhss 1r,y,e - -
- -
nng. We have nsu = eontInn0se tfs1k ~
iron rails from II. Aadisen 70 BentonsrortI
Ahrourh 90 ~. Az -h.f. a:.A -.
= 80. T,.:. -, -. 10 =.
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fEQov. Seward vas presented ID Ajax,
apdfis With three superb Arabian horses,
wtish will - shipped 70 this sounary- Iwe
ofshsa Vim ~ ppfHsssn.sd & ths NsHs VII
State Agricultural Society.
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Ths Qalliops, Or steam orokestrA tai
omtaG1oae Yankee invention, - annennoed
% naking ~ 6rat arpsasanse in England
We hope il may stay there, unless Il sanmskl
: less hidsous noise than was ever heard fsSu
y il these psrss.
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