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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04
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az PaELADEIPaIA, Nov. 8.-Four frmer s,I.. oA,.
fsncy' t at So family ct SGs "a
red It 81 sS IS w Wheat less 3esye sou
Saost and % less aetlys sales Coco bushels yello
5S3 9F Delaware and 4Ic PennS Whskv VSS S 4Gs
BALTrAoRs, Nov. s.-FlOur; Howard 81 a,s7,< M.
eayy; sales bush. 8O55 for wife and m IN at
50 So red Corn dull and unsaleable; white and vso
on NJ. YfrSysons quiet Whisky quiet ut 27c Exchange
o ME% Yosx Nov. SAt the auction sales Of o..
firm. ''AN ~ A"7s9lS16i the market Il
6 MET - Y0EK Noy 8ottOn easy sales 1890 bales iDc,0
SSsS.s: Flour hrm 10000 sold Wheat srm 40 n
bushes so western white 81 4Oa1 4Q1 Corn dn SS
II mixed 9SaseS POrx heavy; mess PRIME
HsrT no1es Middles bacon deliver able before IAN
pSse TeEs sold at g long and stoTt ribbed
R"a steady at 6Ga5T. Whisky 2615 Rosin buovxDt
quiet. AANO" urn Otner articles are
CLEGINHAT Nov s-FIo ar unchanged demand con.,nn0.
IuIss imteI sales at S47Na4 so for superSne bIsEI
S mOugrSte sale1 400 at 221<a9es latter 80
unchSSSe s "IeSs o market dun with fair demands prices
ano S.o Goo do mixed red and white 81 OS Corn Arm
bushels in 0 SSk in coed demand steady sales 1860
o. Barley dull prime fail 465 fair to good 5sa60 "
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FOR sALEOR RENT;-

Tor sale or rent the Mill property known ss III.
Ali tn" 4i containing three run Of DurFs iS
sstt Of There is also an exoesnt
nerv n Saehines with room additional pScbI
M IL required, connected with the min
gu nneotately If required. VSeSS'0n CIV
anu sixty acres which there are about ons
Of cleared In excellent and In good s'St
thereon on Win an Orchard and Frsme Dwelling Tonsss
with good 0FeSa s 9theE there about my acres cleared
b, one lot Of ground containing about seven
hsreo o. cultivation with two frame Dwelling Hopses
smith ~ &c store House. with cellar underneath bsck
t1r SnT9 and stabnE for eight horses together with
situated ,S nat are necessary All the above
pike saps * mnTshA Fish cTesS
rr". Is one Of the best locations in NJ Vrrin,a for N.
o. wheat and other grain. Tho above propertv 10
Of 70 Ss paid In hand and the equal
giving aegos S Ha tnEee years with interest date
D ; @ purchasing, have the opporSpItv If
NJ ston a1 required; also supplied with ali fiHs
and farming utensils on Observation-Disclosures
premises. FF'9 :" THe subscriber on tho
------ woodland, Aarshall Co., Va
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COMMERCTAT.=
wHOTESATr Dr,~..--

B,oo WNSd6oLESALE MARKET.
BUTTER-In kegs 9I5IO.
990CkEFs-Marletta $2@2q5
SHkESE-Western Reserve p0o1<c.
GANDLes-Tallow mould IA: din IL. ,to- o. -. -
IA1LoW-1U9l2. A4 1Si.SPerm 20.
SSoIERE-JsVa 1Sc; Rio 121@1S
$500. OA-ExsFA Family a50O0,75 Extra s5Q5; superaps
S %EsAr-.51,1Oa1,e8.
OATS-S5
EaATHRRs-4O945c. scarce.
ELSH-Shad $l4; HerrInos Se. NSoo..o,,, o,.
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LIAK-LOusViile $50
MoLAsSEs-New Orleans 40. suv,- rro,....,o
GOLDEN SYRUP-5535T - sHA 'A"4ssA Se.
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SsEDs-PIaxseed 1875; Olover51<.
s s06te-CesEtle per lb15816; commons9s
SSUGAkscNew Orleans hid SIin bbI
SSSUFFoScotch 26; Rappee 22926 O9''
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11wEaAcC9-6tWlstS IL; dve RON 249qs
on "SSOL-OuFnShed from IS to "a: Comuor
SO; Fun blood extra 40 to rs SAAH0H washed Is to
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-In tho SIN O.
w un DLs.Fict, Anne Arundel Co. gives Geo
Da,. 4tusnes' Dem. for Congress, lie mai :"
Fr III gan OF % votes In the Fifth District
CIV E.c@ G 20. gives H. W. Hoffman, America
.oL congress, about 300 mai: lose of 400
90 mai s'sS norman about
IT, Inc returns from the State are very meaere
Gratis. ~ 4uVoF tue Demo.
g. The vote of the city is not in vet The R.
Ward uaVe small majority in the Twelfth
Inc Coroner held an inquest to>d,v on a.
BODY Of Curry White, the rowdy who wS U zine Inc
yss'eruay In the Fourteenth Ward. verdict
as rendered, attributing the killing to uccS.,'t
Nc Nc "o9nd having been inflicted by stray sSot'
~. NJ evidence was ELECTED showing that DmiFv
do with arrested Tor the act, had anything 10
", An inquest is now in progress on the bodu &c
juries he received. '"S' evening from IN
sho ne'urns from Cecil and Howard Counties
I Iuow Dem. gain of 6 members of the Leeis.
eS' Representatives and two Senators
a;o "AL.iNoNE' Nov. observation-disclosures IN.
~ nc I ~ tue Democrats will have majority
ra4''s s i1 cOt The Senate is in doubt. The
~. S from the city wards are not comnIaIe
w.;o.; Tue americans will have about ~ 600
t;ci.o+ ~ H"' VI course, secures their State
uesrs S t a. heavy majority. So far, there np
ba1sso 80 DC no change in the Congressional
o,, The inquest on Mr. Kyle has not been con.
S S11 yet The Central Reform Commi.taa
1eLa meeting, and unanimously expressed the
deepest Indignation and distress at the mnr,ier
81 81 their respected fellow citizen, Adam BaEIic
M NY Jr., at the polls in the Fifteenth Ward
morDi nSo'y ; TO attend the funeral tomorrow
u "Ho inviting all lovers of law and order
VINO regard with sorrow and shame this cro,rn'
ing ac'' and the unparalleled enormties Of tLo
s EGe'e election to unite in tho funeral process
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Neto gglPiig5t.
s0mething New, True, Intell1g1-
Ole and Important
FOX THE CURE OF THE STcK
DOCTOR HOMES

w say to the diseased of body and nina So
,s Se cured OF theIs naIalies that h,S No
70 tne nFst OF December; hence th- nsLS
IS tIenffs @ application his Office He soIf. ~
cursbl nave oeen given up everywhIre els. AZ ;n
sSsS Hns reader might here ask does he IN ~.
cases or are his statements alseP mas he rH SutS
ga Az nheeEngY In reply he Wouli saw h..
IA every Day just such cases He hss sHr5 a
3bS class OF diseases that have baled fSs I'm rug
fSvbt In all ages world The rso,
~ tatinG the delicate rnemLraneS 1 It
me stomach, but by direct apnc.1In ~
oi.t - negative poaritieas ElectricItv I.St,
sti De askea mas not Electricity been emnlova5 ~
10. years both In Europe and Ansrtcn LEI
FeSultSI And not numbers MlIh
our nlc st with no better resultsY This is al u IN
az Sohslder the manner which IL has h.S "
nave been more favorable than c0rS he t
6,S AZ mas oeen considered ben lcal In Ss. CO..
, 10y @ even in those. There mas been NJ s5
the AGENT and therefore NO
&c anticipated but owing to the friendly ia
Ion eHlstlnH between Electricity ami health 'Sa-
~ IL sometimes been performed The cnrroDt - e
co apPed through the hands or feet In sScb ecu
onertI Whole nervous and muscular s. stem and ~
nlIed H. HEePar&ble injury Sometimes Il :, ~"
(which Is HuctorS to different the 6odY
Seen the 800 ~ process of canttrzaon Dr. ZONES re-
10 sSct OF such treatment for years ana ~ w
proved Injurious to the natSort SoS result
sn,rss. .st no one should assume The reSnonSihI,.
liz eftsct k ~ powerful remedy wthout
We n ensGE upon the human organization sS'""3'hG
K or. Us mode OF applying EleotrIcitv 4. -
FoIIoS no uncertainty doubt rs to reslf1 ~.
LHe diseased invited 10 cali 1nc Sr,tsSS
oms t cures he is daily perHorming W ''' 'ne
70 49, ~ LuS hey mer House. N. B-Dr INV nxouo..
the neSth and sease; also, full exno.ttio ~
for IN discovery In the application. Of r;c
S cure OF diseases Those desrin,, n ioir IT.
A MAKE Immediate application. 30 ocIsI Ia
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as, ST.. LOUIS, Nov. s:-The westport correspon.
G ons O. the Rep"6I1ean, says that there is now
serious apprehensions are felt Tor the safety
bot both OF the outgoing and incoming parties. y
nc same correspondent states on the authority
o. o. the mail carrier between Council Grove and
tort Riley that 10 returning Pixies Peak ennis
S S[ameS were murdered on tho plains by the In
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I'M MIL LED GA, Nov. a.-The Lesisla.
suEe met yesterday. Both branches were or.
E6anlzed by the election of Legrand GeurrS. ns
PRESIDENT of the Senate, and Isaiah irwin =" ~
speaker of the House. The Governor commn n
n.c lengthy message solely confined to
:: business, no reference being ma lr 10 ma.
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e-7ae Rirer.-There were about tbre.
tif'ur inches in the channel OF the Ohio
drer yesterday, which indicates rise of about
20 teh and half. The weather was cIondv
md damp yesterday pOrtending rain. We hon.
/, may come in abundance. P0
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SAckvnLE, n. B., Nov. s.-Tbe steamer
America arrived at Halifax this .ftoreo steamer
Liverpool dates to the 22d ult, three DAYS Inter-
lnan previously received. Her advices cannot
[eacn here until tomorrow morning by the
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ST ST.; LOUIS, Nov s;-Riyer stationary at this
Isippiproves to be false, the river had rssn Nn,
a few inches at ST. Paul, which viii! not effect Z
mere; Weather warm, with strong South
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NEW. NEW YoES, Nov. 8.-lnformation having been
received at the Marshalrs efice that the brio i
T. Hooper, lying at pier No. 4, East River had
pee oeen engaged on a slave voyage from which She
6ad just returned, the Marshal and two of LiS
deputies proceeded to the vessel and took nos.
session OF her. 1t is stated that she was tit,"d
out eS at Charleston, S. G., and went to Havana.
thence to Glen Fiuegos and the coast of Africa
%here She took in cargo of negroes aud landed
them III on the south side Of Cuba. After landino
the blacks there, the mate took the vessel into
Ca.'mPeachy and obtained fraudulent papers ana
S sl Tor Ne" York, where he was dispossesscd
oy !" power of attorney sent on from Charles.
ton by the owners. When she was first fitted
out she was schooner, but the mate had he.
altered I to brigantine, and brought her as such
10 TINS port Her name is in very small letters
ana s she has been totally Invested of her inter.
Capt. Payne, of the j. P. Hooper took noss
age on board bark for New York, but died 'S OH
tue ssoyage. lis remains were kept and buried
., Deputy Marshal Miller is now in possession Of
the SLAYER 5. The mate is anxousiy looked for
the benefit of the o. s. government. 'O'N ~
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BUSINESS NOTTCES

II Stand erect j! Throw back vopr shon,
5es' Expand your lungsl Improve your
,P2earanccs! Improve your health-by 1sina
The Improved Shoulder Brace, for ladies and
san'ie"c"' Tncy answer also as skirt support.
ss or susPendcrs. For sale by T. H. LOGAN 3.
Co, and Logan, List & Co., dealers in Trnsses
Irand'cs, Supporters, Belts, syringes. &c r.
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oc A al, Nov. "a freight train, consisting
r. nGr.y,one cars, on the New York Central
,S;s ciig ran Th on the track at midnight, near
were smashed. There we're no lives lost ''' ears
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= L I. Nov. 8.-rhe Bagging Factory Of
+. Scott was destroyed by fire this evening.
LOSS about $500 or 50, 900. The building was
th0 e ana was fully insured. The origin of
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o,. W,A :; sS Noy: s,-Lewis Jones, young
eierk IN tht Land Office, committed suicide bS
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LE4.vEEwORrH, Nov Gov. Medarv has
issued issued a proclamation declaring the Wav"n'
ootte Constitution adopted; also Designating the
z+th inst, as day of Thanksgiving.
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u, New Yonk, Nov. s.-Hon. Thomas Corwin
men Memosr of Congress elect of Ohio, delivered a
sons at Musical an H, %pdsnce Of about
views of the doctrines of the RepubIican H.,.r Tvs
lie argued that the "Irrepressihle Conflict" ~.
Tween Tween free and slave labor originated with tho
ooatn Carolina notification He connsellcd
obedience OF to all law, including the Fugitive
Tin ,lsso Law, and defended Webster Clay, and
t E.nmore from the charge of being favorable to
their duty sworn officers Of the raverNme out
lie is opposed to the doctrine Of s9uatter SOW.
er'egnty and repudiatcs the cxtravaeant senti.
ments promulgated by Wendell PHILLIPS With
reference to Old Brown and Harper's Ferry, he
sald that popular sovereignty in exercising its
powers in Kansas, had resulted in four years Of
elvli war, out of which come that spectre Of in
sanity and treason, John Brown.
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\ PlTTsBUReu, Nov. a.-rhe brick building At.
1 p:sh to st. Paul's Cathedral, occupied by
. plsnop o'Connor, was partially DESTROYED by
nre this morning. Loss $4,000; fully Insured
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AshlEGToE, NOV. 3.-The Postmaster Cor.
S,al naS concluded an arrangement with fha
o'':IU FoSt'Ohce Department, bv which tbo
u'alIS are TO be transported for the 90. nos,.aa
1nee t;y' between Detroit and Liverpool win
VI t'""o' III the winter, and via. the river 81
a""lehce' IN the summer The service IN
commence by the trip of the first steamer out
ward from Portland, on the 2Gtb i"s, % OUT.
intended to have the mails of such Of tbo,n 10 20
may os tneTeby expedited for and from tho
SOu'n' horth, western, and probably some of
sOuto-wSStern States sent in closed m,ilc he.
tween Cnlcago and Detroit on the one side ona
Liverpool and London on the other. For The
purpose the assent of the British Post. OGico
CE Sp"' '1'e"C mas been requested to constitnte
= S"icago ana Detroit exchange Offices for tho n
5. and British mails. On the side of 60 y:
britain, Cork may also be constituted nm e~s
Ghange Office. The schedule terms botwesr
Portland and Chicago to be 4S hours Whon
Tue service commences, there will be nm nnhro.
ken 81, lne OF railway the entire distance. This
Europe '"e '"' " est TO
. A letter has been received here stating that
1en. Trl"s, for many years Gov. of Chih1ahna
is shortly expected at Ell Paso, to consnlt u;.h'
Judge Hart with reference TO the constructio''
Oh a railroad through chihuahua, under a grant
!" Mcssrs. Hart, Otero and others. bv the Iog.
stature OF that State last year
Ell Paso. O' W. % Se''0us'y Ill at
Capt VIM. F. Smith, of the Typographical
engineers ! has been appointed Secretary to tho
S So,n louise Board, vice Capt. Franklin.
Commander Hartsteine and Lieut. Jones have
Teeh ordered on specinl duty in fitting for SEES
Tue steamer Pawnec, at Philadelphia.
Lieut.. Davenport has been detached from or.
nance duty at the Washington NAVY Yard and
oroeFed 10 tie National Observatory.
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:, PrTEgBuKo, Nov. s-River % inches at
Glass House ripple, and at stand. Weather
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54r7 a BriIlge.-saturday
hover Salt Run on the Pitts
I'd Rail Road, some eight
d'iIIe, was discovered to be
.o'n residing in the vicinity,
sJse by the barking of his
efom all appearance had been
"a eril.disposed person. No
One 3The trains for tho day
= before the FIRE was placed
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:, coNconD, N. H. Nov. s.-The Pembroke
Cotton Mills, Mt Suncook village we're
by fire this morning, together with
ana picker and counting rooms, On tba onn "s
site side of the river. The loss is $50 Ooo Of
which about 100000 is insured. The mills Gs
mere Es owned principally by Weld !, Mino u',9
l Phos Howe, ". Roberts and NJ. Pope, ali Of
SSston. Nearly two hundred and ay opera
is9ss are thrown ont of employment by this
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y, NEw oRrpASs, Nov. 8 Seven squares, from
Washington to Ninth Streets, in tho Four,h
District, burned this evening The squares
were thickly built with small buildines.-N
another square is now on fire. The fremen
are Powcrless for tho want of water
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LOSS oE TEETH-

~, you 1 ca upon DR wrScaEL win agree to insert
es nature as to defy detection On ne gold for SIS
sS 90; Cnraite or Vulcanzed rubber SO half set
koS tlae $5" 25 for half set Silver and other
"v;, price reduced in proportion Those wishing to
fore & 1t nv OF these reduced Please cali he
from That time. $50 AN"A AS'SS wiz DC charged
oPeclnlenS OF every different style of Teeth pov q; m
eau De seen at the Office enabling any not nj Use
TanS%es @ 70 Judge at once very correctly Of the
aH nisauVantages which tn. different STYLES NOS
e6arc ee'Fi'y used in extracting Teeth without extra
ottce and Residence 145 Markets.. ,uhoa,,n ,a...no
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with feet in the canal. ~'O"3
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FOR SALE
THE STAR NAIL WORKS

Ar0niOn, Lawrence County, Ohio,
consequence of the decease of two of the s,oc.b,I
the Star Nail Works are now offered for ssI H
DnsNn. 'heSe Nail Works situated in The Iro5 Ho
b,tSsimoqt and 40 miles above Ctnciunati The main
tT Is "oo Set In length and ZIG width subsan-
ay VuiItI ana contains imoroved mn cbJ,"r,
SSnS1sng Of steam engines 80 nail machines acbiSr'
i anS nan kegs; ALSO ~ boiling furnaces ami SeHt
5 toEetHer with the necessary rolls aud has
IN manufacture $50 kegs every 10 hours
81 70 tue above and to be with the SaII w.
p TSes o. Coal Lands miles by Rairead and
IeINeEng coal at the mills a not exceedn, ~
ton and has peculiar advantages for shnSn1 nos
~ points at all seasons, Ohio River At thiS
as me best in the cnnntry for supplies Of pig iron
;S as tere are 81 blast furnaces within miles Of
"ch Ong their iron direct town by the Iron RoiIo,S
anu the surrounding hills abound coal and ere cay ~
easy access Any further description deemed unneceS
as purchasers will desire for themselves
not SOLD previously, the above property will be eHred
EJS ." AAuESuay' the z4th day of November, 1852
'>Uu'ess' PETERS, JAMES CO.
T. o,, - +. - Or JOHN PETERS.
-1ronton, Ohio, Oct. 6, 1889. octq5-1m4
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SH"ta'o0ns.--Yesterday, a
ing by the tailor shop of Mr..
|treet, accidentally cut a pair
Oh were hanging in front of
,TreS'sd and met Mr.. Lud.
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T. who occupy the wooden
way, suffered themselves to
act of corn to take possession
last night, and a brawl was
many people were attracted
Ed confusion" Produced
mPetuOus neighbors never
thout some disgraceful row.
|lous' quiet neighbors, as a
t IS a real pity they drink.
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VuI VUeuIeNt servant
Il. D. WILLIAMS
Wheeling where everything in the DIR Jru CeTt ne
can be had Of the best quality. 9H m"e
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siay night last, says
some malicious per-
graph poles along the
INA Railroad, between
Wills, beyond Coshocton,
H'rs of a mile. A mum,
L run over by trains and
'st~een the above points
ssd parties, it is srppOs-
telegraph poles, for salts,
''ny we understand has
I'd for the apprehension OF
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Ell
RNlN(
Ion OF
n Viz
M
"a W..
'cFibcrl
| at ten
lNlai
w Eve
hOus T.
the pj 3
tiOo b b.
e and 4 3,
islands la,
as in Al e,
*. Ac, r.
nd plac : h.
l, left / ,s,,
'sbands, |. the
ng tire 81, Of
Give ! h. half
nsnt AM r hal
cong u he ST
'sa the a.j he
table VI b. hour
more al s.at, The
cd AS Is centre
dies ha il, were
abe in % crop
the Ia -. hour
lie clock Il. dock
We wy lsssing
II was The open
'm IN toI grofecnic
V came ,ish we're
cement, ..1ad as Of
tful. Til ,,,e IN.
'hande very much
mOniOus aroIgh the
a Thing shot, sash,
n "indO' |, glass with
minglin yet and DRY
rolling I ,r,s
WIDER, an, |, was sopDd
The gent ir,or,n, Of |
Ieep in a ,ped ont IF
re sufers gene with no
IL 0''i an Il z2'ap Of things
no.: PFeI !erriIl d girls
seemed fythins quiet.
C o. BE stated them,
aTedng Srtv tbons,nd
loving an windo, and
devils h ;',,urn.o,, &c
ospaF'e . terribly scared
mpl'' h. without motion
that sh
had to IN, man b.d
A"e proposed husband
sO~s fills and went to the
'u""t inmense piece of
mouse fwst and dry pow>
, meet SIT their purposes.
let Il, by, with all the ex>
nc d'n would naturally
lsg Il the affair was the
."Vf ritual manifestation.
esq ss bis item will set them
=. . their usual rational
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1.-The Ohio State Journal
lie source that DR.. j. d. Will
Auditors Office, has been
Grand Lodge of the Sons of
Mt position of G. A. R. j. a.
deserved tribute to the abil>
as the Office is no sinecure
|ng $4,000 members of the
!. almost constantly absent.
I'd Conductor of the Old DO>
is city, it is said, will receive
G. R. j. a., for the State
of the Grand Lodge. If be
i"tmsnt, the brethren may
e arduous duties of the 20
md satisfactorily attended to.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04
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To TmR DAILY 1NTR1TTc,n,.,,
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O'11oE CORNER WATER AND MONROE srsrrrs
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l H 4, Eoery one should know what to get for
col cold or obstinate cough or soreness Of the he
hest. Read the following letter: '"0

777' 1774G t1s IuIIUWIng letter:
New BEDFORD, January - 7sAo
GENTLEMEN: The invaluable medicine which
received from you, called Mrs. NJ N GarJ.
ner,S Balsam of Liverwort aud Hoarbonnd bos
ese9 an unreasonable blessing to me and to m~
amy a. n.nl;! nave used it in my own case, which
to health '' IN o., ana AND am now happily restored
soothing influence has effected radical c,r us
ana beg it my name or my exertions can nij
you IN disseminating it among those tbreotannJ
WIN, or already in Consumption, that Won viii will
allow me, what would seem INV dntv
10 10, say to others what write TO Won, ib5t
'"S m .I;. is invaluable. remain gentle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-29
Not Ashamed.

The WebraSkian complains that since
we have announced our intention to sup
port Daily, the Advertiser has not been
received in exchange at that office, and
wishes to known we are so ashamed of
u course that we no longer exchange
with our old friends
No, Rob, we are not in the least
ashamed of our course in this Delegate
matter f.: no sir. We believe we are right;
and further, believe that a very large
majority Of the people in this Territory
will agree with us in our position.
As to your not receiving the Advertiser
in exchange; we know not how how that
happens it is sent you regularly. We
have on two occasions since the opening
of the campaign, because of the demand
for our paper, been compelled to cut off
our exchanges out Of the Territory. We
never fail to supply our Territorial ex-
changes however. w hope Robertson
you may receive the .Advertjser regularly
hereafter, and that it may have an inau-
enCe upon you for good.