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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24
CASES AND CURES.


Ayenng lady 90 with Indigestion for
several months to render great necessary
selection Of her food. After eating, the stomach
acid food rising in with water, AMI unpeas
ant heavy sensation her stomach, continuing
for some hours bowels and
condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia and night and than
symptom OF her disease had vanished,
and shetfelt like new. being.
"A gentleman advanced in years, strong,
constitution, had lately been good deal affected with n
geston weak stomach tongue bad taste the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whrlng
head SO much 50 as orender his riding in acarriage
eYentmountng eminence, quite dangerous Aftertryng
several thlnga fell the Pills,
like relieving all his vertigo and other
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TIE PHNNsYLvAN1A
lie EN- TsR "a Is r "a 90. & GA D..

-
1skl5g - = -
The Road OOuptry
THEE sT11ROUGm
p "A SSSsEsN G. Err Il r. AIN s
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PH1LADELPHIA
Connecting Depot at Pittsburgh with
Through from all Western Cities for
surpassed, for speed and comfort other route.
out change or oondaetors
Smoking Cars are attached to each train Woodru1s
runs Mail and Fast Line Sundays excepted. Three
connect for Baltimore and Washington
Mail Train Leaves PsH9qrgh at A. arEyes PhiIs
Fast Line leaves pittsburgh PM arrivestn Phil
Express Train leaves Pittsburgh at 81, arrives nP6I
adephia at 10 A. ~, Baltimore at II a. NJ, and M
Sis. Daily Tlails between Phllad New Yorl
Tickets aI RaI good either Trains.
BoATS1:IcKETs Il. Boston are good via Norwch Pal
TioKETs ~ may be obtained At ofths
o s n on c any
Rivers and TICKETS at he oess Of The
Fare always as low as an Northern Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
a Ss s the
DIRECT LINE IBBTWEEN. THE EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTHWEST.
The connecting oftracks by the Rail Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding all erliage Freight
stsd R E9sS To-
ttet1 Gdgdntaae to Ship 6y ais Poate.
For Freight Contracts Directions apply
either OF
KY; 0RNsBY sCRoPPRR Por smouth, O.; PADDOCK Co.,
o.
Ind 8nlIHH 9s9a az. L99lsyis ky 9R1EE
SASS ST. LouIs, JoIN H
Alton M VALE gqggqas
The Greatest lities % ere for the Protection
and Speedy 1fGnsportation of Lire STOCK,
And with privileges persons
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
BY this Route Reights descriptions can be torward
ed from New York soston Baltimore,
points on the Ran Roads Of
The Rail Road also connects ut Pittsburgh
@ S
berlaud, Illinois, Msstsspp Wisconsin,, Missouri Kansas
Chicago with Steamers to all ports the
Lakes.
Merchants Shippers entrustin of
their Freight to this Company confidence
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail ut All times as 1vOrd6is
as are charged BY other r. n. compqnies.
Merchants the west ordering goods from the East will
do well to direct them to he shipped by This Route.
Parties attending to their own shipments from the East
will find 1t their interest to call the Agents Of this
Company the places before shppIng letters
addressed to either Of them the subject Of eights will
e. J.SNEEDER Philadelphia.
LIE s0H6 co, 2Astor House, No.t s. VIM ST. NY.
LEIGH Co. No. 81 Kilby Street, Boston.
phiIRSfapAiA
THos. a. SCOTT, CENT SGpt, Altoona, Pa. jun1
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
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and overcome
which, II not
died, end IL
ltev6 It thu
RHReSG rem.
world in Al.
cu1ePY4m nd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24
Basiasss attended % eoit1 Depate1 aud fiaelity.

sANL p. HILDRETH. Agent.
U-omee Al the Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
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leash GAP['FAL. SI.OOD.0OO.

ABSOLUTE AND UNINPA1REn.
NET SURPLUS OF $942 ,13I.72,
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The Greatest Faci litiea oered for PREDICTION
and Speedy 1fGnspOltGtion of lzice Stock,
Coon with privileges persons
travelling in charge thereof
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentlemen, public lecturer, took severe cold the
latter Of last month"; while travelling and lectnrng
northern though pnbllc audiences
every in two the aid the Specific,
he was and enabled to call
Ing Inconvenience No public speaker should be
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II 2
TICKETS fEAS EWARDH may be obtained at any oftfle
Important Rail Road Offices West; also, any
the Line Of Steamers the Mississippi Chic
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD at the Oices OF the
Company In Boston, New ork Baltimore Philadelphia
L Fare always. as low as an. NoItheIn Route.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

So WINES, B R.4NDIES, RUINS.
5- - RLAGk4rEAs,EG sc.
ID TIERNANk son, MOL North Charles ST, Batmore
u sale the following articles, of their I'M
InortatonS par icul ar1Y for family SuBe:
SHERRY NEs-PemArttne' finest pale, gold and
brown SherrleSs wood and In glass.
~ en- ms competitie red and white
in wood ahditn class; also Crane Juice.
p aTeo6rnn.
ner. Jahlnst, milch,
CHAMPAGNE W1NEs-Moet and SOhandon'S finest In
hae old pale aud dark
RUMss+n1z and sfne,, a,ca Al tgrat
from t1s %!sR!la mn9Etsd direct
no mixture of aromatic poison
200half chestso the finest SOUOH0NGT IRA
SARpINEs, Said French aud Mustard,
-mhS0 ss5ss4zss---z=z NY..A.5EDWARDs &gBRO.
SToRoEsTER Sauce Yed[ and for
ERIN Wire Belt 3ilkanG 7ReltInRTa
A11tseA aN1oof1 y g1e9's Earsse5 StsES.
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ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSB URGH.
completion of Western connections OF the
svlvanin Rail Road to Chicago, makes this the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock sheet music, works &c., Ec
ii the Western country.
Music sent any address, postage free.-A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

Ineonnection with the above, keep every of
Establishments and musical merchandise generally.
Pianos, Meodeons and every kind of musical Insru-
ments tuned and repaired.
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over the lupta case what kind Syou
chooses and enclose the
mail to orr 5G2 ray, New York, ana
medetns Will be duly returned mail express free
Of eharge gls.sl5I Iii
family should be without curatyes
With them the PARENTS and ipre
pared the rst Of and eeti
rightly directed the first hours
delay canEnnlybe long te1i.
ons hours Of ALL, With these at hand Won
are await the coming distant
hsd but administer
ne siIn,s and the life
u any case from use but upon
the nd al s most beneficial.
"a AGENTS WANTED D. q
desire eient agent, satesof our
remedies In every town the United States
Address rs ~ Dr. 3 sHUMpHREYs,& al CO.ff
eii{t 8BroadWayy NSwiYotk33
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

DIRECT IINBstBETVVBENs THE EAST
AND TIE GRE1AT. KIORT4LO1EIST
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FREIaHTs wrsrwARD.

this Route weights all descriptions can be forward
ed from Philadelphia, New toston Baltimore to
any points Ran Roads Ohio Kentucky, Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri Rail Road direct
The Pennsylvania Rail connects ut Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, bywhich Goods be any
port on the Ohlo skingum Tennessee Cum
berland, Illinois, Mississippi Wisconsin,, Missouri Kansas
Arkansas and Red and at Cleveland sandusky
Chicago with Steamers to all ports the North
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

The connecting of4tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding all rayage Freight to-
gethcr with saving time, advantages readily np-
preciated shippers n Freight Travelling Public.
PARTIES SHIPPING EASTWARD 5foiELE find it to
kEefr d tn bar Route
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-28
Later from Charlestown.

BALTIMORE, November 27.-A steamer ar
rived from Norfolk with two companies Of
troops. ITO men will go on to Charlestown by
special train tonight.
Two companies goo men) left Charlestown
to-day for Wheeling, to guard the Ohio line.
The Virginia Cadets, and over 100 volun-
teers, numbering In all over 200 men, went up
in special train this afternoon.
These reinforcements will make the force at
Charlestown over 81, 900 men. They are quar-
tered in the Courthouse and churches.
Every car that passes through is searched
for armed men az the stopping places In Vir-
ginia.
What new information has been received has
not transpired.
There seems, however, to be determination
to deep up the panic. The military move
ment, 1t is said, grows out of confident belief
that an attack will be made to. night. 1t is
said that Governor Wise and Mr.. Hunter
profess to have received Information that an
attack will be made tonight. Companies
from all parts Of the State have rendered their
services TO the Governor; also, four oompsnies
from Georgia, and one from North Carolina.
The services of the latter have been declined.
Tho citizens Of Rockingham County have
rendered one hundred mounted men to proceed
to any part the Governor may require them.
Tho Richmond Dispatch urges the people Of
Virginia to stay away from the execution; 1t
says that visitors from other States, IL they
are permitted to be present at all, will be as
signed position where they oan do no
mischief,
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Additional Foreign News.

NEW YORK, November 25.--The 4triea,
from Liverpool on the 18th inst, arrived at
her dock this evening. Her mails will be sent
South o-morrow Saturday morning.
She brings sdvices Of the same date as those
furnished by the Greassian, but the papers re-
osivsd furnish additional items of intelligence
and interesting details.
The Daily Nsws of Saturday, the 18th inst,
publishes dispatch from Paris, stating that
the report that the King of Sardinia had re-
fused to grant Prince Carignan permission to
accept the Regency conferred upon him by
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-28
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Arrival of the Baltic.

NEw YoRK, November 27.-The U. s. Mail
steamship Baltic has arrived from Aspinwall
with Californis advices to the 9Th inst. She
brings $l,750,OO0 in gold, and six hundred
and fifty passengers, including the officers and
crew of the U. s. steam frigate Saranac.
The Balhc's sdvioes from California are to
the 5th inst, only one day later than those
received by the Overland Mail and are entirely
destitute Of general interest. The Baitio left
Aspinwall on the 10th, and connected at the
Isthmus with the steamer Golden Age, which
was detained forty hours in the Gulf Of Tehuan.
tepeo by a severe gale. The steamer Orizaba,
Of the Vanderbilt line, left San Francisco the
same time as the Golden Ago, with two hun
dred and fifty passengers. The Baltic brings
on freight hundred cases Of silk worm eggs,
from China, for Italy and the South Of France.
The principle consignees Of the specie list are
90 follows: Wells, Fargo u Co., $332,00O;
American Exchange Bank, $l4S, 200; A. Bel
mont, 100000; E. Kelly, $4,000; Freeman Il
Co., $4S,O0O.
The overland mail from St. Louis, with New
York dates to the 10th Of October, reached
Gilroy on the 4th instant. Nothing of i'm
portance had transpired at the Isthmus since
the departure of the steamer North Star on the
1lth instant. The steamer Northern Light, Of
the Vanderbilt line, with mails and passengers
from New York on the 5th of November, ar
rived at Aspinwall on the 18th. The steamer
Baltic, which left New York on the same day,
arrived at Aspinwall on the 18th. The Northern
Light had met with an accident to her
machinery at sea, and had also been on fro.
The extent of her damage was not known at
Aspinwall. Valparaiso dates are to the 29th
Of October. The frigate Lancaster, thirty-one
days from Rio Janiero, had not yet arrived at
Valparaiso. The news Is unimportant.
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The People-visitors to Cincinnati

AHs rcORle-SlsltOrs 10 CINCINNATI.
At the tireleas oar with which the PRESS gang
aues be rowing the peoples bark, we become
observers Of visitors to the city. Does the
faces Of friends become familiar, tho novelty
and freshness of tho faces of visiters from
abroad, make amends7 What blessing q
promenade furnishes us, daily, to see the hearty,
happy countenances Of people from kentucky,
from Indiana, and from the East. They hustle
about Jour markets, shop at tho stores, mix
With tho merchants, barter at The Exchange,
jostIs us on the sidewalk, crowd to the photo
srsph galleries, drive on our turnpikes, attend
ct cur opsra-house and theaters, visit Spring
Grove, worship with us on the Sabbath, and
mako themselves at home at our hotels. We
have botels and landlords, too, competent to
gaoeiye them and be real hosts to thsm. We
have In this city some Of the best retail stores,
in all departments; equal TO any found in any
81 tho Eastern cities. People from abroad
snj it out-they read our papers. Those
stores which advertise In the PENNY PRESS arc
visited and well-sustained. The shopping
done here from surrounding towns 10 quite OK.
tsnsivs. Respect, then, the visitors to Gin.
oinasti. Merchants, ADVERTISED ADVERTISED
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The News.

The arrival Of the Baltic brings one days
later news from California; also, one and
shree-qusrter millions of gold. These rich
ingOts are not the only riches the steamship
brings. One case of silkworm eggs are Of
the cargo, bound from China TO Italy and the
South of France. This is but the araunt cour-
;er Of the great commerce-the wealth of
trade now in the egg. to be realized by the
United States from Pacific ports. The ru-
morsd death of Kit Carson needs conirma-
ton. AT st. Louis, where hs daughter at
tends school, the rumor is discredited. A
difficulty is reported between the Acting
American Consul at Guyamas, Sonora; Cap
sain of United States sloop-of-war in that
port entered protest. The Texas Legislature
is In session, and has taken active steps to
make Cortinas walk Spanish from Browns.
vile. 1t is reported that French feet will
blockade Vera Cruz, and that Miramon, still
in the county, will march from Querataro
and make land attack on Vera Cruz. Mar
quS1 has not proclaimed for Santa Anna, nor
run of with the millions Of money, but is
using the specie to save the country from
;tlos Yankees"
The Overland Mail has become quite an in
sti.ution--Utah aud California news are i'm
portant. Congress is to be called upon to rout
the Mormons. There had been Indian fights
With volunteers in Pitt River Valley. The
rush of emigrants is great to new-found gold
mines Of California. The Comstock vein of
silver is believed to extend for ten miles, richer
than the mines of Potosi. The news from
Cha,lestown, Va, Is that real or mock panic
continued to prevail. Virginia has sent 100
nen to Wheeling, "to guard the Ohio line,
for which we are much obliged. An intima-
.ion is given to expected visitors from other
States that, as 1000 soldiers will be on guard
at Charlestown, on Friday, at the hanging Of
BaowS, the usual hospitality will not be
extended to strangers, who will have to stand
baok end eat at the second table.
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RunOrs.

That coalition between the South Ameri-
Sans and Democrats is to be effected on the
opening of the approaching oongress-by ap-
plication of "spalding's prepared Clue" ad-
vsrtissd in another column.
That the Brown mixture prepared by Gov
sinOrWise, to be taken next Friday, will prove
drop too matchmaking instead of allay-
iGg the prevalent sectional fever.
That connection of dspots designed by
rail, will have to be made-by Water. A
"Front will thus be avoided.
That passengers now have choice Of routes
from the Police Court to the City Prison, o
tarp-out being asuocessful experiment between
than. The Committee on Prisons, from their
experience in turn-outs, have been invited to
take charge.
That Hibernians of Covington will soon
find their "Leathers" In the postofioe of that
city. In the mean time they must "Holt on.
That Douglas has recovered his health.
He is reported to have walked out on Pennsyl-
vanla- avenue. Dark designs toward the Ad-
-mjnistration are imputed to him, as he looked
"Black" In tho fsce on meeting one of the
Cabinet.
That Gum "Sherlock" will not stick long
il tho Cincinnati Custom-house.
That Henry Clay Pate has presented the
"vhite feather" he showed at Black Jack,
Kansas. to the authorities at Harper's Ferry.
Further, that he declines to be recognized here
sitter as virginian. He says he never can
get over Harper's Ferry.
That new Marshal for the Southern Dis
tIict Of Ohio is to be appointed for six
months probation.
That corruption" has not appeared as a
rash on any member of our City Council. A
report from the Board of Health will be forth
coming tonight, or, at furthest, Wednesday
sgsning next.
That several oart-horses have died recently
from overwork In cleaning the streets of this
city. This needs confirmation.
That Morocco tanning has been quite sue
osgsful on French calf.skins. The Spanish
sole-leather Is still under foot.
Tha: John Bull, who stood for while un-
decided on the banks of fair Zurich's waters,
has finally fallen In.
That tomorrow Miller and his men are to
be cleared from the Presidents Postofioe, in
columbusj and that a Tom Sparrow is to
ptroh on that roost.
That the time has nearly come for another
change in the Cincinnati Postoffce.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-28

NOVEL SALE OF DEAD LErrERs.--There was a
novel sale Of dead letters at auction in Wash
ington, on Tuesday night, comprising five
hundred lots of articles Of various kinds, 40
cumulated at the Dead Letter Office within
the last twelve years, including such things
as earrings, breastpins, er-rings, studs
gold and silver watches, California gold, dia.
mond pins, spectacles, purses, pocket books
hsad-work, embroidery, lace collars, hand
kerchiefs, cuffs, surgical instruments, chill.
drens clothing, hats, boots and shoes.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-28

A LACKEY MISTAKEN FOR LoRD.--Two Of
The Pittsburg editors, it is said, recently fell
In with person they supposed to be Hon.
Grantley Berkeley, on the Pennsylvania Gen.
tral Railroad. They were charmed with his
conversation and manners, and indeed felt
very proud Gf they were gentlemen they
could have found no one they deemed their
SUPERIOR Of his patronizing manner until they
learned, to their horror, that "the distin-
guished nobleman" was the keeper of Lord
arantley dogs, with which he always travels.
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H&S. THE GREATEST WONDER

N~ THE GREATEST WONDER
@S OF THE AGE.-Ths only really efficacious
article ever discovered for the Of eruptive dis.
eases Of all kinds tice that shows to every per.
son that uses IL or has used It, that 1t is the
KING OF ALL REMIDIEs.
No one doubts its eflcacious qualities. strange,
uncommon fact, not known in the history Of any
other article.
Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion
Is the article referred to. From the slight prckly.
heat to tho most virulent unsishtly and distressing
sruptive diseases, Its curative properties are made
equally manifest.
Eruptions of the Face, letter, Ringworm, Bar.
ber's Itch, scaly, Itching Irritating, Pustuloua
Eruptions Of all kinds are cured by 1t.
The mostfattering Testimonials are pouring In from
all quarters, Its fame having spread over not only
the whole Western country, but the East also.
Price 30 cents, or six bottles for $3.50.
Prepared only by sOL0N PALMER, Agent,
nol6 No. a West Fourth-street.
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BARGE PATEHT SUITS IN THE sourH.-An I'm.
portant suit was commenced last Monday In
New Orleans in the United States Circuit
Court, by Moses Thompson, Of New York,
against August Lesseps, Of Plaquemines Par
ish, for an alleged Infringement Of an i'm.
provement In Bagosse Furnaces; some thirty
or forty planters besides Mr.. Lesseps being
sued BY the plaintiff for 800 each.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-28

JEROME BoNAPARTE REFUSING FRENCH Hon.
oRs.-Jerome Bonsparte, of Baltimore, who
recently returned to the United States, has re-
fused the dignity Of Senator of France, offered
to him by his father, Prince jerome, in order
to induce him to remain in France. Mr.. Bo-
naparte preferred the simple title of American
citizen to that Of Senator of France. After
the efforts made by tho American branch Of
tho Bonspartes to obtain recognition as legih.
mate members Of the Imperial family, the
news Of this refusal will create some surprise
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-28

gr Strangers and citizens requiring gifts
and presents, or
Travelling Gases,
Dressing Cases,
Travelling Bags,
Bich Dress Hair.ptns,
Bioh and Beautiful Fans,
Shell Combs,
elegant Pocket Knives,
Carved Pearl Card.cases,
Carved Pearl orte.nonnaiss,
Needle Books and Cases,
Furnished Portfolios,
Steel Bracelets, Buckles and Slides,
stereosoopes and ViewB,
Ladies' Bags and Porte -monnaiss.
Ladies' Work. boxes,
Operas glasses.
Rioh and Elegant Carriers,
Beautiful Cabas,
Beautiful Fans,
Ladies' Dressing Cases,
Ladies' Writing Desks,
Purses, Scissors, Razors, Shawl Pins, Brooches,
Bracelets, Perumery, Rouge, Partisan Pearl Drops,
Toilet Powder, Hair Dye, Hair Oils. Brushes Combs,
Fine Soaps, &C., should visit
JOHN D. PARKS Bazaar Of Fancy,
N Il. corner of Fourth and Walnut.streets.
nol4.dwMW
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A PoEr's COMPLIMENT TO HIS WnI.--The
wife of the poet Dryden complained that he
passed all his time in reading. and never de.
voted o thought to her. ~ wish I were
book" she cried, "and then at least, you
would look at me occasionally" "a booki"
exclaimed the poet, NJ wish You were | That
10, would have you an almanac, which changes
epery year."
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The First Lecture Of the Week,

A large turnout Of citissns, and fair at.
tendance from abroad, will Distinguish the loo.
tire at SMITH q NIIoS's Hall Tomorrow
night Hon. FRANK P. BLAIR will dsliver Q
lecture before the Y. N. NJ. l.. Association
% COLONIZATION and Commerce."
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SUICIDE IN MIoHleAN.--A poor woman, Jane
Niblach, who had obtained divorce from
her husband on account of neglect and abuse,
drowned herself day or two since in the
Red Pond Mill near Tecumssh, Mich. She
possessed considerable intelligence and much
goodness Of heart.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-28

PRISONERS IN THE PENlTENrIARY.--The
whole number now confined within the walls
of the Psnitentiary, at Columbus, is S76, Of
which 103 are negroes--176 Of the entire have
no cells, and are compelled to sleep in the
hospital and library. The number expected
there shortly will till both of those places ia
overaowing.
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NEwsrApsR CHASeE-The Wheeling lVa.)
AIws' has been discontinued, and the Onion
; will soon bs issued in it, place, under the
auspices Of the Democracy.
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@- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor.
uer Of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannaford's
drug store. Pictures taken and ut in good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
LII New York, 1 am now offering bargains In fab.
RIGS of every descr ption for Fall and Winter Wear
The attention of purchasers s particularly invited
The following list Of prices will show the induce
ments offered