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, 1859-12-01
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

Says sshe st. Lcn!.. No., Iemoe'a,; Below ~e publish
letter Dr. Wood Of ths cisr. from tens. a,za n
BIZ hair ton!e saeh evidence eees. when
coming fon r~!aee source. II er.tisaes Ne 80. .c'
Ies5 from the rscss:
attention called few month III III a'xhiy eneAt
effects Of your hAr ra.tofa!e was tndn ed 10 mako az
feJ. probably third vht;s ny ~,stf4 ~tss of
character Sume three mouths t!nes prtu1ed eo~ II
peSf gsvux VI xss
have since procured another tnse Of which haze rei
@se has T.. eass sesa u ~
face, and my hair tas resumed its ra,ut cott and t.
s;s 1T. isa t@.y y. Il ers s s
Tie nsr of ai,ytwo years VII u <te:
The sov. notice deem due TO pou for yapr yalaah~
discovery. assured thai whceYes Vt txlIy
per t1tetorA, viii not have cetaecn to contradict Ee
ataiturpt. cItizea ot ibis city Ind resident h*s"
one here and adtonlnx taxns Aay ron may sts u
The above, Vita ny attached. Is 1t ybGr ~Ect -
nj ~ iii. Il 'is m tsuIy IF yoass "a $50 i. G. EAiM5ND
WOODS HAIR RE:T5MarlvE-
pfofeseor Noe4-rear SIR Having had the nissst tine
;elto~ @ fsvs- il Ne~ Srs:as u 1s ~ ,naues.. -
81
?: woI. s1p.s.s ny obi saos e ~ Il stSx e .a'
r: ana:1 sifh sss Ill., nasi Il fst
a.a Ma. isl sea'1< OF sr*a: ecs $"'
Professor Wood sir: Ma,lr made tr.i IF your
Hair Restorative It kses pa4.ursn ta} that fleet
has been esce,cat IN rxino-pk ,14ndue n
c s. ID, Snss I'd Ts 1:s , ~
no @ e.s:: sse;s fes VII ;sa< IL &c ss
S$SS &: Is; s:
rrukS.Hs and Fancy t;ocds t'ea'ets.
, 1859-12-01

-
Our readers have noticed the large increase
Of traffic On the Galena Railroad for the past
few months. The fact affords very encour-
aging index to the returning prosperity Of the
country: Tic wheat crop wasn not all that was
anticipated, butttae aggregate receipts from
both its lines has been very important item
in the business Of the city during the past sea-
ron.
IN June last the Chicago, Iowa and Nebras-
ka Railroad was opened to Cedar Rapids,
sighty-cne miles .west of tho Mississippi This
road acts directly as feeder to the Air Line
of tho Gslsna read 1ts full benefits are not
as yet realised, ss the bridge at Clinton is not
completed The work, wo learn, is making
satisfactory progress and we hopo to be able
to ANNOUNCE that it Is finished before mapy
weekz The Galena will then be alls to draw
trade from = gresrer- extent Of Central Town,
as tho cost Of isr7iage adds materially to that
Of transportation
Oar 1eada1a will be interested to observe
how rapidly this trade has increased for The
Last three months. The following tabls, fos
which 40 ere indebted to & Il. Porter, Esq,
o: Tho Gslsna Bead, will show thu amount O.
, 1859-12-01
4 Couple Of Western Notions.

TIE Ice BoAr-The papers state that all
things are in readiness to launch the ice boat at
Praifie du CHEN, On the first closing Of the
river. No doubts 1re entertained By the pro-
prtetors Of success Of the enterprise. The boat
j. 10 make semi-weekly trips to ST. Paul: The
engine is Of sufficient force to draw sixteen
loaded cars. 1t is said that its pTopfietoEs arc
ready to enter into contracts for carrying down
all the grain that eau be gathered at different
points On the river "Look out for the engine
while tho bell ripgs--Ga!tnd Adr.
BaowS's SrxAx WAeox.-This wonderful
means Of transportation, which was noticed Ut
some length in the Pion<es Of October e1st, has
arrived in this State in charge Of Ar. John A.
Reed, Of New York, the builder. nwas manu-.
facsured to the order Of Major Joseph r. Brown
Of this State, to be used in transporting good.
ACROSS the western wilderness. 1t will travel
sny common road At the rate Of eight OF ten
miles IN hour, md move up m ascent Of = thon:
sand feet to the mile easily- The "wagon
consists Of locomotive, aud its attachments
and two large and massisely built ears-earh
twenty feet in length, 80 that when aitogethe'
they form 4 train some sixty feet long. Ths
engine il about forty horse power-the cars VII
bear up and cazry 4 weight Of eotons each ths
weight Of the entire machinery is nearly twenty
tons.-ft. Rdu3 Pioneer
, 1859-12-01
EVIDENCE OF INSANITY IN .DR0WS'S
FAMILY.


Aut O0bkQu 1 {NV<Att5 VI So%AAA3t
George H. Hoyt,. Esq. Of this city, counsel
for Cant. Brown, arrived home this morning
lie has procured At Akron and other places IN
Ohio, the aitidavits Of eighteen different indiyid
nails going 10 show in the c1earest manner that
l.rown's family, on the mothers side. had ex-
hibited insanity in many instances. His grand
mother was insane for six years before her
death. aud died in that condition. Three Of her
children we're insane. and another Of her child
rem had insane children. cousins Of Capt.
Brown. The only sister Of Brown va: also la
bic to Ut acks Of insanity. Several Of the wit
ncsses, relatives, or intim.te acquaintances Of
Capt Brown himself. testify to certain faets,
which, in their opinion, 50 to show clearly that
The hereditary faint exists in him.
Sir. Hort bad an interview with Gov. Wise on
Wednesday, aud placed in his hands these adida'
Wits. The Governor assured Mr. H. that he
would gire them the most careful consideration.
Ry Law Of the Slate he has the power. If salts.
fcd that sufficient reasons exist therefor, on the
ground Of insanity. to postpone the execution
and have the fact Of insanity passed upon hy
iufy.
, 1859-12-01
LAW TNTELLIGENCE.

EAiO--4G1o1e f1,g-.
lon Of ths Court
nm VA osoessaak ~ ys na9*ns.a. sied q plea IN
MI asa to'slka eo'po'a1 s.n.. %; u<'enoA4' A'
The only polas u this sc the rds* Il tetsna.
Stats of Wisconsin, and consequently ws fsadent otaas
Stats aud ase. But .hns " .s .a't @ that
corporation can have no legal existence oss o. M
~ ~ nv not =. ,a,;.i <.<sa<,<,
.as.. -s.r1.r,, nv t. or Otherwise r.
eoen.e a es, existence xlhia tbeir own
nssneorpo1..<d or sa.b.hed
orauthorisd bT 'hs power Of .he s nnon
*a.t1ss IN .nsa s.ss ass
~ s 70 Do
oasaaaai' o' e"pe" Ae s.s.sa',, T.. r-.drnt of
lnnolt ~ -s;rs v,. reeoxa,1ed,
.na .na ,.asnes ~, r., as .nsxt.ea,o,e,
r.e 1<-.,us Of ,uo,. Ineorpo.ted ths Roekon md
Freepor Railroad Company en ths 18th February d. -
ls, hi, corporation 50 eeaisa sa'a,tsta nd en-
po~trsa1, the 1eh section TO unss v'h ny s, sss,
Rs1Osd Company which mtsh. haFs 1eea VI m.
b y ~ ts 81 T. se
.is .9A Z, tset = sq;n ~
uS ~ aea ~. ~ 1h Of iease I'll
saa .s tAs IL i:
, "a s .:a Ksa
e w,eea.a IS fs,fas as'as
frrpoT K.lF-aa conp.a3 catered ia.o 1s,3 ~ 3Sest
neat to eensoa re he txo sosd' ~ a1a ,rr tns I'd aul
ea M nj u ii u
~ II v n: .ad Mississippi K sosd G1pn! ~ H. e., aIa
ee R'is pIissse
W. hsa rnesr y at II. e Sae I'D
a a. Issssd :eet,on q afssnsht TIE ~ p..,.
as kosfo1 :asss I'd uosa
Consolidate the 1tsh thsl o1D t.sai and ais The
= I: ts i: e.
siof "a ,na Atsp aa - asd No. ,tS
e the kosftoa I'D ffesPe, kaed Go@Ra"
et 1s sa.:ta "a
tas he t9o o.ds
merged aasama.ed aud aia @ ths f th ~
.as no"o ~ L esoua ofiha1 aae
IT, N si1S afss e
s IL &; ). i ssf5 s'sa' OF the
- .;
z I'D ID
~ 7.e mol T,taoat aatantn3 Sla t1.f . p.f Erx ~
tt HA1*ss Me e"4G' ans.,oS r: =. q he
and E9us{ tsep~sL3 a WI 4usiSh - .,ed fn Enx.ni hv
aeotch NAl*a E9opHn5 49, ennn.Tr IA hrrn II.
*.Hfee ths1t apea La y,,ttfr f. 1t1xsT Tst a
coEpof4Na q A.aE -, TS,,s IN snxtffa.tI IN
t.c Aoe S1sE ~ senmnsnie. Inrndes con.sr{d i
Jon acts fof hth countries by =, s1sse9ae1 -,
local as. apo1tr Seo1eh Ha"ay Eo%aa5 IL ~ - ~ a. n.
ted with the Company pas} na'ios @ ~ ~ - I'M
Company 70 respect o. Ct ~ set.n 3 = t,J ~ ~ M,
a0a1samation emmeneeo a q 1sSa M - Ge +
.efved process On the secs1ay Q! toe CoiiapAog
L"ndon, Faiks Iason thaetson az ~ ~ XII ~
y!ee xoad be sansn f !. 5o.s. net e X ths t
eone pa psses @ a. esIxirs Il 1ocn Ia :r.,s.
assss ,Ss r asIsje to tas borasl
LOT @ af hih ;a1 En~and nd seoiissd are embed
s into ~ y ;.s ~ ., III @ftSe Of ths o.
Gep11y r Tn o he Whoe eoGpassn and Il
fssins 1he ~ she,e e. ~ sna cbslaetsr
soin hs eass o. 5:1a,o ssi Il ~ bsd ths
nhN f;tsts.a ~ tss tod t.1mn:n1 va co po1a
:he bAtin9;e ana q Vnso nthoeh iss n1epsi pc
wa.in t"sF.1i, 20 and ~ ata PssiienI iii
thatk eouM be anea ~ tntiaa 3ae' ...t ~ !. ia.
ihe INT que ston aiAnk = TLetaeI ae
"as E1ni nee undet tue .e ~ ~
tae khuaee oI LnG e t ~ tor ~ -
| AenN
, 1859-12-01
FROM xARTINSyILLE.

NAxz1xsv111E, II n.
4 meeting of the patriotic aud law abiding
citizens of this place was held hero this evening
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Rstolrtd, That, if an armed body Of men hare
crossed the river at this point, ne don't know
it, 1t We know ourselves.
Resoleed, That we think We do.
Resoleta, Thntwe consider the recent rise In
the Ohio river special blessing Of Providence
manifested in the niche Of time to prevent 1nva-
Aion aud bloodshed.
Rso,rtd, That we, in mass meeting assembled.
recommend that officers be stationed at both
ends of both bridges. and upon all the ferry
boats, whose duty It shall be 10 search all per
sons about whom the keen eye Of vigilance may
detect any suspicious peculiaritics.
and members of well regulated society, Mill be
found in Do arms bat those Of our sirtuous
wives and innocent offspring That we make
this promise from sense Of duty. and not FROM
fear.
.Rsoleed, Emphatically,) That We amt afrnid
, 1859-12-01
-four aud grain which the Chicago, Iowa and
Nebraska Railroad delivered to the Galena
Company, at Fulton, during the months Of
August, September and October. The grain

Doubtless the corn crop Of the Cedar Valley
will come forward principally il. the form Of
pork.
The amount. of goods constantly going west
oyer the Galena road, TO bo shipped at Clinton
for Central Iowa br the Chicago, i1owa md
Nebraska Company is constantly increasing,
and the passenger traffic is also large. In all
respects the opening Of this important Iowa
line has already proved Of great advantage to
the Galena road and the trade Of this city,
1t is not expected that the Galena Railroad
will engage directly in the extension Of this
Iowa line, important as it is to their interest
1t has not escaped the attention Of sagacious
men that the Galena Company must look main-
ly to their Airline for future dividends. On
the old or north line business is sadly in-
jarcd by competing lines, but the Galena can
still maintain its position as d first class road,
if its stockholders foster the building Of its
Iowa extensions Ono branch Of the 1owa
aud Nebraska Road il to run up the Cedar
Valley, mud connect with the Cedar Valley
Road Of Ninnesota, and form direct lne-and
it is claimed the best one possible between
Chicago and St Paul This would act as a
feeder Of immense value to the Galena Air
Line, and one which, with proper manage
ment the Galena Company would always con
troll It's stockholders can therefore well af'
ford to invest in this important line.
Another project is to extend the Iowa road
directly west from Cedar Rapids to the Mis-
souri. The sooner that can be done the bet
| ter both for the Galena Road and tie trads O
Chicago. An effort will doubtless be made al
the coming session Of the Iowa Legislature tt
secure for this line the land grant, which ha:
been forfeited By the old Iowa Central Air
Line. 1t is to be hoped that in this and al
other matters in regard to this important sub
ject wise and efficient counsels will prevail
and that before the close Of tho year 1851
both these extensions will be in rapid pro
Sress, the ono to st, Paul and the other to ths
/ Missouri
, 1859-12-01
THE TIhEEV AND THE STATE
TREASURY.

f0NtG t4Ia
fe7,res for q comp1e,e and thorourh rrh,ta.ion
- ,ho cb;c,ro 7y,,e* ac,,d,,ors ot+o,1r m +ha
~
A 49, ~, ~. u '4e
A'"''S A0u"' 0s "PAeae" w "oo"' oo1
'n&' 's 1oe eap''a'f @''e o1"' "a' WILL iusasa
soply to tue Times, covert charges and cunning
lnnuendocs that will put the matter in dispute
at 1est until such time as the Times p.eases to
abuse its inventive faculties again, Mean
vbile ne print below note to the ed;tor. or
+h;e r.,or u;rnad 1r IT, prc,, nm ~ .,,o
CO... p-,as ronn;.s;,n.-. ~ ,,.o.-.
n-~:, go - rr~t.1,.s,. Is' 49, .,':.., .:.N -'.eses o.
4o''Ds0'n 'AAa :" Aes'o' W. =. .e11'e'" aoaef
"ilose supervision 1ne ne" femtent'afs oaad-
aogs are gong ur- 1t ls conclusive as to that
portion Of tie Times article which treats Of
Penitentia1y affairs. All the other counts in
the Times Indictment NAV be DISPOSED Of in
the same vay and inst AZ easily.
Ea,s,n Of the prsss md Tribune;
Our attention having been called to an arti
Gle In the Tina Of this morning, headed " State
Finances After enumerating the various ex.
pendisures, The article closes by stating that
"thcsc sre all undcoiable authenticated fasts." !"
We fec,cul,ed unon to dsnv ,bs cb,ror. !, r.1,.
ton to the peoi.eu.isrv. Had the editor. tatrn
rains to hare obto:ned .e1jab1. inflammation in
this matter. thev could not have ,,ad. .nrh A..
roneous statements.
The items in the appropriation to Nesars.
Sanger carey Hoas' and bnekmaster d "'se'
we're 'o' "o1k' e' 'a'ne' &e'' oee tnem previous
~ rss ess sssenaooo...m..,,...n.-..- sena sse]'oo; ooo -
~. hs.. s-a.aJ.d :. 49, ,,... 49,. .-.-I.
IT,. :. .hor, an oao ~ ~. ..n..
n.nd-a wb;cb IL now in 4he rrr.xnrv .nb;.ct
to order a. provided ty the APPROPRIATION. "a
M monev il d,axn by the Commissioners ex-
, 1859-12-01
INTERVIEWS WITH BROWN.

Amongst the visitors noticed IN town feSter-
day was Col. A. P. Sbutt, Of the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad, William Prescott Smith, Esq,
Master Of Transportation on the same road, aud
Capt. uenry Clay Pate, Of Kansas notoriety.--
Ali these gentlemen visited the prisoners and
had conversation with them. The meeting be-
tween Brown md Pate was not Of the most cor
dial character on the part Of the former. It Will
be remembered that Pate was captured BY
Brown in one Of his bsttles, By piece Of stra.-
e1v not recognized in honorable warfare. Brown
declares he has met great many men in his life
rossessed Of more courage than Capt. Pate, to
which the Captain responded by charging Brown
with all kinds of villainy, amongst them he
iutimates that Brown would at any time ap-
prppriatc another mans property to his own
nse.
Brown was visited yesterday by Rev. james
II. Marcb. Of the II. E. Church. The reverend
gentleman haEing advanced an argument in fa-
vor of the Institution Of Slavery as it now exists
brown replied to him. saying: Ny dear sir,
you know nothing about Christianity; you will
hare to learn the a u Cs in the lesson Of Christ
unity. as l and you aEe entirely ignorant Of The
meaning Of the word. I, Of course, respect Jon
~ gentleman, but It il as heather gentle
man" The reverend gentleman here thought II
besl to dTax such discussion to close, and
therefore withdrew.
The pther prisoners are awaiting the e1ecu-
siou Of the sentence passed upon them With
seeming composure with the e1ceptian of Cook,
who 10 quite cressfalen since the visit Of Cover.
nor Wise, as ths only hope he bad is blasted by
the positive assurance given while here, that
under no circumstances would he lnterposc to
save him.
Everything in the shape Of business is xus.
pended, and the Inhabitants seem to do nothing
but make efforts to provide for the military
Schools are suspended, and school houses occu-
pied as barracks, churches are in a manner
closed, ard the closet must now be resofted to
, 1859-12-01
ANOTHER pERNICIoUs PEpDLER.

ANOTHER PEKAlClUUS PEUULER,
According to the following letter, which sp-
pears in Fsiday's Richmond Enquiyr, the Viz
ginians hare caught another Of those pesti1ent
peddlers, xho fret the lives out Of the chisAlry.
The Enquier's correspondent writes with vigor !:
Cs1ox. Noaros Co., Ta., Nor. ~. 1850.
TO The Editors ef tA< Enquirer
There wns arrested in this village this after-
noon II very suspicious-lookine fellow. When
first INTERCEPTED be gaye II bis name Geo. r !.
Smith," and raid thathe Was a peddleE, although
he had no goods in his possession. After bis
arrest he said that biz name WAS Hicholaa
MITCHELL" and that he waa from Baltimore, and
on his way to Wheeling. H said that hs was
Il Hrpsrs Ferry two Or shrss vssks 40, and
, 1859-12-01

Nrw YoRx CASAL TollA-The receipts Of The
canals Of New York S.a1e this year, up to the
18th inst, hare been &, sol .As-A deerease
from lB&7 lhisheat) Of &l,els,1o and from 1851
QoVettl Of 4S44.a7t,
, 1859-12-01

L.
Bk11Airr, Monday Night.
Ntssrs. Editors: "A young man, in the vigor
Of manhood, and considerably dilapidated in
personal appearance, with wild fanatical look
and dogged demeanor, waded the river here
barrellel gun. Whilst clambering up the Vir-
xinia shore, he was observed to have his legs
incased in brown hose. Upon reaching dry land
be started aud moved of faster than walk.
Two hundred and sixteen men and small boy
storted in pursuit. They are ali going yet. Con-
sequence: Great excitement
Yours in SUSPENSE.
, 1859-12-01
II q L L L E n G Il II
STEEL HNGRAV1NG9
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT !!
1r.rrd;r, Virrv of MI YArnnn

Including q View Of Mt Vernon
In the Engraving Of Warrington. Ihese splendid eaEaT-
sas are from the original raniinkaLy e3 ana arc en-
,aYed steel the highest Style OF A- They ase each
3xS5 !nehes each containing Six s4rAAr EEEr 50 may
cossse miserable pictures hare been pa'ned upon the pub
lie works Of Ar-aad especially Ii cheap osek aaa
muddy enxta.inxs-shas i difeat to convince pefsons
Of ttat they nc s1tein oreas what they have not
ds ssen W. h,ve paid the hst artists their own piers
xaxy THOUSAND rotI1s To produce Enssav
Inxs RALLY EEAC7rrt u we'll the best poats, and
that shall b. spltndd Ornaments 10 any Pzor- 0po!ons
that can be relied on:
1Y-Fhc Ellior. Of the View York Observe: sa5s:-
Thsse engraving. genuine wots Of a-shs likeness
esa.e admirable The portrait OF Mr. Everett viii take pre-
eedeneo Of al othe1a-"
B-Thcy New York Christian Adyocass ssya:-"1aey
arc aucus h= auet enavinss and thu
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL THEY PROMISE"
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS-
We wn tend Post Paid, securely pae> I'd IN rollers
EITHER ENGRAVING and ; y Masaz:Es. yeas. for y
EUrH ESGRAyISGS. and a *5 Msealnt- yeas, fof u
tArAseas who remit ~ tine. Hnfhate an extra
COPY Of each engraving. The uaEaziaea arr
HARPERS.
THE KSICKERBoCKER.
GuDEr"s LADTs BOOZE.
THE ATLANTIC.
BLACkWOoD.
IBBg spelal arrangement the entire years suefczp-
tIon to The Magazine Is paid BY rs 10 ther
and subscribers receive their supply for the Jess direct from
their respective publication osces. The cost OF the en-
CRAVING paid uaty BY the Inference beween tic lowtss
Wholesale And the reEnlax pzics Of the NagaIines-
"EnEra'inss seat At oaee and subscriptions to Gerod
ca1a commence with eufreat Issue, uniess othsExse
desed. Moy II 1.ak II proof Is retained Of tarng
been nailed. F.t Impressions brst therefore sead
early. Adise.s, o. T. BAILEY CO.,
{atWm. Hall + Sons Music strre.)
345 Broadway, New York.
IT'S p. OLDEffSIltw, 1S Lasnll1 street, re-
ce.ves Subscriptions and teresa ErE7vnk1 10 suhtc.
be1s In Chtcaxo. Specimens can be At LII start.
b,19 tr11k
, 1859-12-01

Browns Bronchial Troehes.
Browns Bronchial Trochsz.
Bronchial Tzoches.
Bronchial Tzoches.
Browns Trochas.
Browns Trochca.
Trochas.
Trochea.
II. enlncoiIy the Hzs< and best"
REV. HENRY WARD EEEC1lEE.
II recommend tae use to Public Speakers"
REV. T. II. CHAP!y. NEW IoKK.
"Gstat 1efv.ee u sub4iu!us uua1.eness.~
REV. DANIEL WISE, NEW YORK.
NJ hare proved them excellen. fbE Whos2ng cGuxh."
REV. II. n. WARREN, yusTON.
"oreas h*aedt In affections al the Bronchial Gzars
d.. J. !. r. LANE. BOSTON.
~ almple and pleasant combination for Coughs, ae~
DR.. @. r. BlGELow. DO3rOS.
~Contain no Opium or aa5 thin. Injurious
DE-. a. a. HAYES. CAEMIsT, BOSTON.
'vJ beueada1ln clearing The throat when evmpsa =
speAk though suffering frrm Cul."
REV. s. j. p ANDERSON, vt. L1rIS
.Ihsastily units In The above eomncndaten."
REV. u. SCHUYLER, ST. LOUIS.
"a friend having TILED nany sene.ss TOT A+.Lua ~n -
bsns4t, found relief fton. the Tsoeax.."
REV. D. LETS, FRANKFORT, ILL.
n Sold by Druggists everywhere, :. pss Boz
Sold BY FENTON Il GO.
witty ~ Lake slEeet, opposite rr-n.ozt ticu4s
, 1859-12-01
Price Ono Dollar por Bottle.
Sanford's Family Cathartlc Pills,


PURE VEGETABLE ExTRAcTs an. pnt Up III
CLASS CASES, Alk TlHlif; AAp WILL
Tho Family Gashaste =, ,.hAtd!tesent ctha1tiesaet
FILL - gentle Int = "u dfcErnt pOsfioEA ot rue
tv4 CathaEflc which tue howsls.
prups!xtoF has uAess p hi< = TIN Family Ca.hAfN
practIce n.cfe than txtri PHI las with rsEe'tEes
years. :, thi1wel e.:ah..aatdf+ct
Tbs constantly Increasing = !.su rnMroundet f.om
demand from thnse VII; = variety the cuItss Veg
have opK used the FlLLs = liable E1tFacs. which ae4
and the ss4fAcnn while. Altar ~s&Ey IAft uf The
expeesa IN th<l a.tntn:Ary eanat srt ~
has induced place - xo". md sac IN Ill f1E'
them within the reach Of alt whtre 1ca:hznIc Is Reef
The Profession we'll k0uN = s.. s'lca - Dtr7uSt "u*
OF the Stomach S!etptne-s fans In 1he Eack asd lH4
CosEents, ra!n and soreness nses tue whos todf tta
sudden cold. vi! Frequently. Z atstse+ r1d b. : !en:
q Fever Lsss Ut Arpe e Creeping sxnsA9n "
Cod the botT K.ttsaatss Iss1ache Of w:,sst o.
Atu.ts KbsuuattsI great Purifier Of ihe bfood sna
trany axasxs to which eah s aez tto nuE<Esus 10 Hea
lou ia thla advertisement Dose. to ;.
Frfec Three Dime8-
The LiTet InvtxoratoE and Family Casla1tc Pills &c e
tailed hJ DFuxxists generally. aud suit wholesale ty tbe
Trade in al The large town..
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, 1859-12-01
5emir1g tHacbtnes.
EW1N G. MACUINES-
$o5, SIS and $40.

- r w l n u NACH1NE ES.-
$c5, s35 and $40.
I. CuRNK1L 4 cos NEW AND XPPovKD
Double Lock, Tight, Fast Stitch.
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+st piee Ia MARKET M1ke the stitch lle& NAr
anes aTse 9xt Inches ard<r the ARM dat ia ih
i1a'e have the unsr fee s'rAsht neee sew from ~.
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Stitch, Hsm, Fell, Tuck, Gather L Embroider.
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Fairs. The t Machine tYoun-t Psteat) equal -an4
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aent DC; alho int eaFAhe .: dotps Jhe taen
the printed dtrettun1. N
Samples. Circular and CuA sent reee,,t Of st,mr.
MEa AND GAUGE. adjustable 10 al thIcknzH4s vt
Ioth And u! widths Ct hem vii tenn over Bes ms and fel4
Pf1es. Is.
LARGE DISG0TYT TO AGESTS AND CLERGY.
q AGENTS WANTED ever! zae.-. Zone md ~
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, 1859-12-01

80 From ths Wheeling Intenlxeneer.1
; We have received among others, the following
dispatches from the people touching the recent
apprehension Of rescue of Old John Brown:
IRON TURKEY RUN.
Tr1xx1 Rrx Hcndsy Morning.
Afssrt. Editors II hasten to inform you that
two men were seen proxling along Turkey Run
Ills morning, armed with Sha1pe3s riaes. They
carried each string Of squirrels which is no
, doubt intended as " make believe" that they
arc on hunting excursion. Great excitement!
Yours, with braTe heart,
|, WIDE AWAKE.
, 1859-12-01

came from that point directly up the Valley Of
yirginia to Botetourt County. It was thought
proper here to lodge him in iail until iteould 30
ascersaincd who he is, and what he has been
about, and Is now after. This point is cert lnly
not on my known route between Baltimore and
Wheeling. The fellow has but ons arm, his
right arm having been taken of near the shoul'
der; he says that he lost it in the Mexieau wal,
that in that war be belonged to the Fifth Regi.
mcnt Of Indiana Volunteers. He is about fiVe
feet and ten inches in height, has dark hs'r and
eyes. Ht |. tpidtatly 1a"ktst from hnptet1iar
anything d<.peraee o@ @da,pnta6<. Remay have
been engaged in the aniable businese Of shoot.
ing quiei citizens at the polls in Baltimore at
the late election, or in the equally exciting oo-
cupatiou Of enticing negroes ofupon the under;
ground railroad. Atany rate We shall be glad
70 hare him passed round little while by the
Press, in order that we may find out whether he
is a proper person to be ut large. Be good
enough. therefore, to publish this note.
Very respectfully, &C., -.