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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28
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PHtLADELrHiA Jan. 97-Plour held with more frmnesi;
2OOU bbls sold 1918 for SupeTnne S62S65J for
Penna- and Ohio family. Rye flour active; SQO bbs
sold 81. Corn meal much wanted $3.50 Wheat and
Rye unchanged Corn in better demand 5000 bus sold at
TG9Sc Oats; 5000 bus. PennF brought 4Se. In ProYS
ions there bnoyant feeling with steady upward
tendency in PFces sales pork at $3.50; 100 casks
hams sold 1Ol1c; sides II &c and Shoulders attic,
held higher. Lard and irner at l2Sc In bills and
13Se kegs. In Groceries there Is more activity with
New Orleans at 7@Ta, and Rio Coffee A. ike
llEs. Whisky firm at 2Se. .r-f
EEW York Jan. 27-EIour buoyAnt; sales 1900 bbls
$50 for supeIbne State, 4629640 or round hoop
extra Ohio, and 965 for southern. Wheat rn sales
$4,000 bush a. 81 30 ichsan Corn quiet,
$lT,I5 old ness SIs for ditto and $I5I5 for
prime. Lard buoyRnt At 129t26. Whisky Gull and uon-
nally quoted At 96IS. tatH
BAIIiMoRE, Jan. 2TFpur quiet at 90 for Howard and
Ohio Wheat ged 81 $l4O9115 for white and 40
FOR red. Corn dull lower; white I5c yellow 7GD7s
Provisions buoySnt Bulls meats, sides DC. MesS Pork
$iT,T59lS. Lard 11s<. Whisky dull al Csc,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

sB-7ae Hacking Horse ''Guerasey." DIR.
EsteP of Belmont county has purchased "Guern-
sey," the justly celebrated rackiug horse, who
was the easy winner of the first premium in the
class of fast hackers last fall at the Island Fair,
and at the fairs in Cadiz aud Cambridge. The
Doctor paid the handsome sum of 81 900 for
this horse. 1t may be expected that Guernsey
will be on hand again in September, much i'm
proved in speed and appearance. We learn
that previous to his trial here last fall he had
received little or no training.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28
w. r. MARKS

PRACTICAL WORKMAN AT
watcbeS, elects. SJlycE " Va aad } ewe'ry
II AVTNG on hand, intend Keeping a well selected
III sioeE o; American, English, sne6 Add Swiss Watch.
Amercan German aud French ClOGks; Gold and Silver
Chains, Keys, Shis Elnas Areas. Pins Ear Rings and
bocEeSs Silver ThmbIesi old, Svef, sseel and GerAn-
silver SOeeIaUlsE Spoons, FOsEs ladies, ButterknyeS,
OiVes Coli saver Pens anu penes Work Boz.
Is, Gard Cases. Ceoas Po~.niOnas aud Purses-UitD
ex0e.ieoce beip we'll prepared Win fne tools,
wATcg sSGiSE and Lspes alv convreed thst will
be render full asisc the profile WHO may
Visia call the old SsApd g Lisin ST. SIS Eagle
and Watch. W. ]. la HKS.
p wheeling, Nov. 2s, 1888 -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

H- Wheeling ChiUalry.-It is seldom that
our usually quiet people over the river get rou.
sed up to the vigor of southern life, but times
have changed. The Mayor election which came
off on Tuesday last, has stirred up muss, like
the wasp that got into the preachers brooches.
The prencher,it will be remembered, had the Cos
pei in his sermon but the the devil in his bree-
ches. The prominent actors over the river
seem to have left out the gospel, and have the
devil in sermon and brooches both. James B.
bingham, of the Wheeling Times, seems to kick
the oltenest, and in turn get kicked without mer-
cy He has finally armed himself with single
barrelled pistol, and declares that his corns
shan't he ramped any longer. He presented
this formidable weapon 10 the breast of a. j.
Pannell, and made 'orfuE' threats, but his fin
gers wouldn't pull, and Mr.. Pannell still lives.
-BelRlORt Chronicle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

Ne Washburne, of H., moved to re consider
I he vote and to lay that motion on the table.
pending which, Mr., Hughes wished to say that
he regretted having made remark to-day which
seemed tiiscourIy< us to the Chair, and took
pleasure in making this statement
The Speaker responded to Mr.. Hughes, ex-
pressing himself exceedingly gratiied at the
disclaimes, and said lac had no purpose to-day
or at any other time to treat Mr.. Hughes other
wise than with the most perfect courtesy.
Without further action the House adjourned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28
D. r. THOMAS, n. d.
M 4g4 Vine street.

!" NJ ------ NIEcENIE7, =,
PROP. o. J. WOOD: As you are about Manufacture
your recently Hair Restorative, WIu
stat= for vhomsoevsF Il that have used u
aEd knoSn others 70 iht Ie, FER sevsral yearhs
The using HAIR REsioraiiyts, and that
end yours vastly Superior 10 nDy other lnOW. ~
tiFey eeanses head OF TaiI, and h 1eIfis
proper will any pSTsons air TO the oTginEl
youthful color texture giving u leaby, sen and
glossy appe7r9neef ard All ms. Noat seguTiug the
hands that apply The uie N dfOl - would.
Therefore. ITS rvery desT0suf hEv
ing me coo- aud texture &c their hair
Respectfully yours, r--. WILSON KING.
Oh. WOOD 4 CO. Proprietars. sI9 BFosduay,eN- Y
Tin the y. wire Failing blishnsEtl and ia
Market street. st LopIs, DO.
And sold b an EOod Druggists.
dec5-d ,t-W&u-yS Ort96-su
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

MACON, Ga, Jan. 27.-Llttle Mary Marsh,
of the celebrated Marsh troupe, was burned last
night by her dress taking fire while performing
at the Theatre. She is so terribly burned that
the physicians despair of her recovery. Mrs.
Marsh and Miss GeOTgiaDa Mosby were also
severely but not dangerously burned, while try
ing to save Mary from injury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28
On motion me council adjourned.

W-A Dog Fight.-Dog fights have always
been thought, beneath the dignity of reportorial
consideration, and the canine race has been neg
lected, with no one to sings song in praise gifts
muscle and endurance. We havejust witnessed
a fight between two dogs of the bull terrier spe.
cies, which for terrible ferocity the ike was
never witnessed among domestcated animals
The flght commenced at the mouth Of an alley
on Market street and ended about fifty yards
below, The animals fought about thirty min
utss aud ceased only when completely exhaust
ed They craunched each others fore legs, tore
each others ears, clung 10, each Others jowls
with q desperate tenacity and were finally car
ried away by their owners.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28
BUslN EsS NOTICES.
THE COUGHING CONGRRG ALTON.

4Uhh.-'LoTd LortE ne $1,000 az as CdSn6 Gdto!" 81
The pErsoD, he stond In bis pulpit, grave,
And Psalm he had Just read OF;
And the choir had struck the opening StRVe---..
When she people chimed In with q cough Cough,
cough r. rfr 1E.rW
When the people ehmed In With a 'cOuohn
At length lhe grave parsop to preach lrI1
Of by this couRh.chorus set back; -a'
For before The good man could his secondly reach,
All the house e tkuck,b hack tAdcl,'
All over the house Il was hack 'l,lEf-' 9hI -1.
Again the good parsoD repeated his text,
Aud started his sevtnon anew;
At this cough, cough halibaloo, loo, loo,
Al this cough, cough hallbaloo.
Tie people essayed this coughing to stop, ~ ~
And sppease the good parsons irej
Bnt ou. &c would eonStantly pop, pop, pop, .e-sL g
Like percussion thrown In the lire, ire, Ire, .
Like percussion caps thrown in the Are. .s.-
Then Deacop arose, and he said 10 defence, t-1a
or The Young Tnidde.aged, and old; f4'-
ST think, Parsob Jones, that they offence;
But we've all got shocking bad cold, cold, cold,
But we've all got 4 shocking, bad cold" a'
Th.n the parsor arose, and he said TO mis- ;old 10.
He thought twas indeed very queer, n.
That his people should have such shocking bad cold
Witb The 'RodFAOId BdsSdE1" near, near
His flock EnoEiDg well what their Pastor sWeI meant
Were early 10 "RRIp0E coEEEkH away; ..ea
So there from the aid which the "Balsa" lent
No coughing the next Sabbath day, day, day,
h. No coughing the nsxt Sabbath day. ar
MORAL. sUa lTa
Now good people all, Uho'Ve shocking bed cough
= Which ihey wish to have cured complete;
To "LoGAS's DBUs SFOEsi should. quickly ne OF, 20
A. tile we'll known BRIDGB CoKSER SIan street, street,
| ra q ttreet,
AZ tae well known "BRiDGE COMM" Mair street.
jan2S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

wFag-Last night thick, humid fog
hung itself up about six feet above the earth
aud staid there. 1t was with difficulty the bril-
liant gas light could be discerned at any consid-
cradle distance and collisions were constantly
occurring on the sidewalks, especially in the
vicinity of the post office, out of which popular
and.well conducted institution, men and women
were constantly emerging and losing themselves
in the dense fog.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

81 Baltimore and okio RaiEroad.-The
Baltimore Exchange of Wednesday, contains a
long letter from John S. Williams, President of
the Corn Exchange, in which he replies to Gar
rett, President of the Baltimore and Ohio R. R.
Co, and undertakes to show by figures that in
-four and grain, discrimination has been made
against Baltimore. a sv.ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan. ss.-The Pacific R. r.
bill has been knocked in the head by an amend
nent, striking out all except the enacting clause
and section ordering the advertisement for
proposals. Particulars soon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

PITTSDrRGH, Jan. 27.-River stationary,
feet 10 inches by pier mark. Weather wet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

w- Madame BOsco, notwithstanding the bad
weather, had a fine house last night, and offers
another splendid attraction for this evening
The Madame's success has been most astonish-
ing during her stay with US. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

HALIFAX, Jan. 27.-NoOn-Up to this hour
the expected steamship Niagara has not been
signalled below.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

PuTLAbELPuiA, sept >, lS5t-
PEoF WOoD-Oenr Sir: Your HAIR proving
sels beneficial The front, also the back
OF my head almost lost It's eoVe,ngn 1aet Bald have
aed hut hall bottles OF Restorative and
the OF head Is we'll studded With promising OF
young hair, the aiso receiving It's bIneht-
without any NhaeveT
think froH Dy PeEsonAi can Ia
Yours sespseiiuiJ, D, -TBoNAs, n. D.
~. a-t Act Vine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

~ He have some weeklies, full of the late
Election news, Court house nesting, &C., left
over from yesterday. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

81 Youth--The following lines from Cole
ridge contain as beautiful an Illusion to4he steam.
boat as we remember to have met with. The
faithfulness of the figure is finely preserved
the boat and the boy, both borne on by the
imprisoned elements, seem to dash by the eye
of the poet, and bid defiance to every outward
obstacle; "a ~ ~. re
When was young.
When l was youhgi All woful whenl
Ali for the change twixt now and then,
This house of clay not made with bands ~
This body that does me grevious wrong,
Ger hill and dale and sounding sands,
How lightly thcn;it flashed along; ~
Like those trim boats lunlSnown'o of syore,
On winding lakes aud rivers wide, RI
That ask no aid of sail or oar =;
That fear no spite of wind or tide; '
Naught cared this body for wind or weather,
When youth and lived int togetber.5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

~ The landing, under the )ina9onco of a
drizziins rain,r seemed even dnller, yesterday
than usual. There was nothing to be seen but
a few sombre looking steamboats,, and the pass
ing, whirling ice cakes. floating on with the
stream.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28
Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between he under
signed, under The Grm OF ). 2 Reid, in the Grocery
and Liquor Business aud Soap and Candle Misunderstanding,
this day dissolved by mutual consent EtheT Of the
N authorised attend the settlement Of the
old arm aud to the OF ts hra In making settle
mems. JOHN REID.
Wheeling, Jan. ], 1889. EDWARD REID.
The undersigned win continue toe WaOlssaie Grocery and
Liquor che old stand Of J. & r Reid, Ne 10
Main street. opposite the D. o. T. Il Depot where he Win
always be found With large stock o. GrOeeTies and R0r
eigp and Domestic Wines and LquOrs- JOHN Reid
The underlined having purchased the Interest OF J. Reid
- the Soap aud Candle manufacturing, En eOntnus tie
business the Factory formerly oeenpie By = T. Reid
Main street, where s will keep lsrse supply OF
Mould Candies and all the variety Of Family and fancy
Soaps Shat IA ~ general EDWAI:D EkID
iaulS-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28
between Charles and LIb.riy,
Td.tgIS naltiEaers. "a.
T<ust Sale.

TlY virtue George Irwin and wife
ID 70 Abraham P. DenormandX. dated 9elh FebruaFY,
So and duly recorded the CfTks efee OF TIE CouE
Court Of Ono county, In Book ~, zs ard By yirfn-
o. 40 order n the CoEty Court q Ohio eoun3y, maze
llgaed truste IN The said deed OF trust place
Abraham P DenernandS, shall the EDh day FtE-
aEy, lhs9. u o'elOek n o. that day. Goor
OF The Court House IN the city % wheeling, Vrfa ePoss
sale b. public h=Hest tIfd@f sSufh
half oIlot numbered sixtyto ( situate he East slice
Of E street. between Second end DVien rtFreis, that
part OF The sad city eotnmoniy allied wheeling
TANKS sALEfor the TSt i5s, cash IN hand,
Let day o. April, 1853. viii Interest iro de day q
AID 70 be secured by nesotabls rote v sPPFoVed
endurser.
T- title 20 the ab0TepropsFty gnd0ubfe6 uud ters y
eonyenient honse ereetel ilbh ~ ahbFe half lot
ianl4 ALFkED cALDWEi.L. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28
BOOK BINDNRY
SELLING OFF BRLOW. COsT

SELLING OFF BELOW COST!
NTit, The nrst day Of March, 1852 will sell all my
~ WAITER DRY GOODS, now in Store, at less than
frat COST in order to reduce stock,
before the arrival OF Spring goods
Ny stock comprises almost complete assortment Of
french Merinoes al colors and Ersds co6urgs do; De
lanes Debeges all Kinds of Dress Goods Duca
ec arke stock Of Blankets and several seats or hue
Fitch PurH Also Blanket and Stella ShaWls STOCK
merous to mention.
Ladies OF rery cheap goods, will End their
advantage 20 give me early call. ALEX HEYBIAN,
lanl3 1GT Main St.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

Mr.. Leteher replied that he could not give
them such an opportunity. He had understood
the Speaker to say that the propositions in con-
nec,ion with the bill were presented 10 the only
shape in which they could be voted on.
Mr.. Nichols said that was the very point
Mr.. Letcher asked Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, who
had voted against the bill, how many missions
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28
JOY TO The ApWTREFs OF
--- a FINE HEAD-OE
RICH GLOSSYEHAIR

- ~ ~ - -
TALK beauty ea-not exist uitheut hne had %
hair then read The Folio and II you ask more, see
circular around each hottis and no one can doubt:
PKOF. WOODS IlAHE ERsTOEATITE-
Wssaii the attention OF al old ard togn to tn. roE-
derful PTepaFutiou shseh 70
gray h4ir-eoveTs the head the laid With l1NUTiHL.
roEreEaOEes the ardTnl, iteAig, nd Al eutaneors
erdFtonsaUses continual Gov 81 The EatErai nuidsi
ana hence II rsyd as gulsr arsssiHg or the hair vi
It's color ketp failing 70 tNtTeue CID
IN al IL natural beauty. We calf lien the bald,
the diseased in scalp to l.; srrey the
viii not, they value t loutH lc1EY the Uilehibg
carl be without IT. It's PrAiae i ls tongue %
thousands. 81
The Agent for Prof wopds HaE Rsstor.tile IN NsW Ha
received the following letter In regard 10 tie EsstoEa
tive, few weeks since: 800
DEEr RIvEE, Cosg-, July IS. ISIS.
Mr. LeavenEoTtl-Sir: have been troulied uiih dan
druG OF Bcurf my head for tan year, hair
began Gus, srurf aad hair tOEethsT saw 10
New Haven paP,r about "WOods Half Restorative"
cure cal your store the list Of April last, AID
purchased one bote to try it, and ioaEd 60 my saIsae
tiOn i the tings the Gerf aG halr be-
gan TO grow II isu9E thTs ehssin Length Asr
u az have Ereat faith N - Hi1h 20 send
bottles Dir teareroftis- don't
know Of The kind used In tbs PlaeF have
a market for many bottles af,r Il is Khoun here
Yours EttA respect, l.. sdRUKQs PRATT.
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--------A'DSS-- -
SEE advertisement Of d.. saoiord's Liver In
vigornor in aooiher column.
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Omee I'd lhe Cre.eenl lIanafnetpriug CO.,

tIosING ogT-ws have large lot Of silks satIns
~. aud Vine Dress fools. which have made up
mlndI to sR Also, small lot Of Remnants Rich sinks,
that Also entire stock Of Winter Bonnets
decl5 STONE THOMAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

Mr.. Letcher, of Va, wished to know Che OBJ
jections which the gentleman have 10 the bill, if
they desire to strike out the appropriations for
ed so it might be known what shape the bill
should assume, as it was they were cropping in
the dark. Some bill similar to this, will have
to be passed and they should therefore make
provision for the Foreign Missions and Consul
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-28

KEEP YOURSELVES WARM
have Of The best Mtrlno Under
Shirts and Drawers TO be found in the city, aud for
sale very low by WHEELER & LAKIN,
decl Merchant Tailors, No. Iu2 Man 81
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-01
Stcphcus-I am willing that gentleman

Stcphcus--I am willing that gentleman
shall pointing to Bolts
Hardipg-Do you object to Faulkner;
Stephens--No, am willing to take
them both.
Ha,ding addressed each Of tho otbe.
prisoners separately, and each stated HE
willingness to be defended by the counsel
named.
Tho Court ssue1 peremptory order
that the press should not publish detailed
testimony, as it would render tho getting
Of II jury before the Circuit Court, impossi.
bic.
1t is ramorel that Brown is dcsirous OF
making Il full statement of his motives and
intentions, through the press but the Court
has refused all further access 10 him by re
portcrs, fearing that he may put forth some.
thing calculated To influence the public
mind and to have bad effect on the slaves.
The mother Of Cooks wife was in court
throughout the examination. II is gen.
eral belief that Cook is still in the noun
Ia ins near llarpcr's Ferry; ca Sunday
night the woman who kept the canal
lock says he came to her honso and asked
pormission to warm himself. She knows him
we'll and is relative of his wife. Copree
says that he ha, brother in tho party,
and that Brown Lad three sons, also there
were two other ,uamcd Taylor and lIazett,
so that, including Cook five have escaped,
twelve killed, five oapturcd-making 22
! The trial will commence 10 MORROW NOR
nins beyond GoUbt, through much dflicplty
is anticipated in obtaining jury. Capt.
Browns Object in refusing counsel is
that ii h. has coansel he will no. b. allow
ed to speak himself and Sou,hern COUNSEL
will not be willing to express bio ,icws.-
Tha reason given for hurying the trial u
that the people of the While country ars
kept in state Of excitement, and large
military force is required to prevent At
temps to rescue him.
1t is presumed they will demand epai.
a.o trials. After conviction but four days
will he'gtven them before cxcculion,a and it is
thought that all but B'own will make full
COMES ion.
The epri'thcls a. sieyare brought into court
preseut q pitiabIo sight, Blown and Storens
being unable to stand without assistance
Browa has tlroo s-ord stabs in his body
and ons .abro cut IN his head. Stephens
has three balls in hie head, aud had two in
his breast aul enc in his ara. lie was also
cat on the forehead with rife ball which
glanced otflcaving bad wound.
The trial will 70 on tomorrow.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-01
MRITINn PNPEiis.

ADVANTNGEOl ARRANGEMENT.
~ AND .RSuN IS co. having hocpJn" agents l"r 1uc
- sale OF CrocuIrufN X Taylor NWuiucturin" Conn
plnv.s Writing Paucrs. flcv are prepared 60 supply
them IRE 1'l varieties, cithcrm large or small qu"n'-
les ut the Manufacturers prices. nv this arrange
lent poqIrre audutllrt. vcnioy She avhnta-
c. which wpulJ 1c occurred 80 hcm hv the best paper
Mil in the country, hrinE loCatodin their midst sam
pies OF the paper furnished, gratis. .....
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-01

Es- Prentice says: "lf We knew the
veteran Dickinson, Of New York., better
than we DO, we might be able to decide
whether his deserving the "lIqrds' and
becoming "SofL' is due to the softening
of his heart or the softening of his brain.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-01

After the clergyman had united pair
not long ago. M awful silence cnsucd,
which was broken 10y an impatient youth
cScIaimiug:
"Dou't be 50 unspcakabIy h.ppy.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-01

Err A Lady out west is charged with
putting on airs, because she refused 70 go
to ball barefooted.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-01

EE IL have branded you, sir," said ono
individual fieroely to another. "You raeh
Q, seem 70 have bro-dFed Yourself
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-01
CLOrus. s.CNsslMERI.. NEeT'Gs. e.

If n7s rrsi rcrcty,ar.a New Yuri Ciy.Hlofwl .sh
a ju -c}at thcl"wcst price orrHil "T
. srinta garment, .t, may suit 'u. uaI,hasor.
-" Cutting iuurou ht- own n'cn'r'ah"i nlr'''
t6u, and ,lrrrut, 70, Doc llcri,g ,o none. .bu;
D 'll,,I.r,rc a - lafr ~ ROWE
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-01

Et5- A Darkey's instructions for putting
on coat: "Fust de right arm, den de
ef, and den cih one ren'rsl nonwulsion.' y
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.Awarded at the Ninth Aaaual Exhibition
of the Hllsdale County agricultural
Society, held at HHsdaie, Oct. 12M and
l3M, 1850.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-11-01

Gale of Joncsvilc, am Henry Sparrow of
Hillsdalc, all Of supcriolmerit, to follow the
premium list would nd do justice TO the
exhibitors, as but few 'f the plows would
enter the list. The Ex committee therefore
award to o. IL A Gac, for their lot OF
plows exhibited, II Dipoma and SO. 70
Henry Sparrow, for his. ,iows exhibited Il
Diploma and So, and recommend that the
list be 50 altered for the future, that cXhib
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INTERESTING go FARMERS.
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yINfIE undersigned would respectfully give notice TO
the Farmers of this county. that he j. now cngag-
ed in putting into the Jonesyille Woolen Factory
large, new. double
CUSTON CAR Nc "a me
And with new Cuds on Ito old Machine he feels conf
lent he can not only DO his Cing wei, but can let
his customers take their rolls home be same day they
hriug their wool. viii warrant all work 70 be done
right aud satisfactory. WiIipny personal ana constant
attention to customcrs. Talso adding newlarge
Spinning Machine, Loom, Doubler Twister
For Stocking Yarn. Custom work. in all It's branches,
will be done with Rdety and DESPATCH including Fancy
Dying. Warranted Cloths exchanged for Wool az
wholesale prices and sold at all tmcs for Produce and
Blrps Of al hu4s I,Pcctfuliys atronage
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