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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-27
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The Conference of certain European powers to
adopt Peace platform is about to break up Wltn-
out effeeting the desired object The great ques-
ton is whether the King of Sardinia will accept
the annexation of the States fCentral Italy which
has been voted by their assemblies. The general
opinion seems to be that the King will accept the
offer under some reserves and conditions as to the
ultimate opinion of Europe. By accepting the
provisional sovereignty of the States thus spon-
taneously offered to him, they will be saved from
civil war and from anarchy.
1t is stated that the Neopolitan Government is
preparing Constitution based upon an elevate
system and National Assembly, with triennial
Parliaments to sit every year, but only for days
Power is to be conferred upon the King, with the
consent Of his Minister'S to dissolve parliament at
pleasure.
1t is said that Rome resists all efforts to effect
change in her affairs to substitute light for dark
ness persuasion for terror, and error for truth.
A letter from Paris says that the Queen of Spain
has sent to the various courts OF Europe protest
against the expulsion of her cousin from Parma.
The Emperor Napoleon recently granted pardon
to certain political prisoners, but unlike prisoners
generally some of them refused to accept it; one of
them, instead of being grateful, went to work and
wrote furious letter against Napoleon
In Ireland the rot has inj ured the potato crop
very much, and suffering is expected in conse-
quence.
LATEST.-The largest steamship in the world,
the "Great Eastern" was to sail from Liverpool for
the United States Portland, about the last OF this
month
The Peace Conferences have been suspended
for the present. PARMA, Romagna and Bologna
have declared in favor Of annexation to Piedmont.
Another meeting of the Emperors of France
and Austria is expected to take place shortly in
Switzerland. The Pope has been dangerously ill,
but was improving at last accounts.
Gen. Harney's occupation of San Juan is char
acterzed by the London Post an exercise of
power to which England will not tamely submit.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1O.-sales of Cotton for the
week 81 900 bales, of which 1000 were on specu-
lation, and IL 500 for export-the market closing
quiet Stock 5000 bales, of which 533, 900
were American. Flour and Wheat unsettled. Corn
dull. Provisions have declining tendency.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-27

A COURT SCENE.-The following humorous
scene at Halifax, n c., is thus described by a
correspondent of the Petersburg Express 1t
occurred in the Superior Court room:
During trial, for assault and battery a
corpdlent old gentleman was asked on the witness
stand what he thought of one of the defendants
''Wel" he replied, che seems to be a pretty
clever, well behaved man. He lived with me as
an overseer for two years, and it takes pretty
clever man to do that and he continued, con fox
hunt he out holler any man ever saw in my
life. l never did hear anything like him."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-27
NORTHERN DEMOCRACY.

j. ". Womack, of Eutaw, Alabama, in letter
on politics, pays the following merited compliment
to Northern Democrats. 1t is pleasing to see that
not every one at the South is forgetful Of those
who assisted in carrying out the great measures of
the South:
at is often said, that the Northern DEMOCRACY
cannot be relied on. Let it be remembered, that
they assisted us against the Wings in the repeal Of
the protective tariff. Let it be remembered, that
they assisted us in the establishment of the nde
pendent treasury, and the passage Of the fug idve
slave law-let it be remembered that they voted
for the acquisition of Florida and Louisana-and
let 1t be remembered, that they also voted with
for the annexation of Texas and the acquisition Of
California.
''They have always co-operated with us in the
critical hour ofneed, and but for them our limits
this day would have extended no farther than
Louisiana, and the United States Bank and a
protective tariff would still have been weighing us
in the dust. Let extend to them warm
graduating hand, and encourage those who are
willing to act with us against the common enemy
The opposition are raising great hue and cry
about squatter sovereignty, and the rights Of the
South-but they will ultimately deceive us-ther
rancor and hatred to the Democracy so great
that in the event of the election Of Black
Republican many of them would ego over to him,
and support him for e-election."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-27
From the Boston Journal.

ms m9dcne coming from a respectable source and
carefully prepared by experienced and sul
is received by the public with confidence Its efficacy has
been prove IN obduate Of disease and fame
has rapidly extended. 1t has been extensively sed in every
part OF The country particularly the Middle and Northern
States and strong estimony from highly respectable and
tegen persons has been favor of its merits
remedy for Colds Coughs affections OF the Chest and
diseased Liver. ~
No other Cough Remedy has attained high repu-
taon f
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by E. NYE HUTCHINSON & CO, CharIotrc.
Sept. - '
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-27
JOHN HENRY WAYT, nj. d.,
Surgeon Dentist,

(Graduate an Medicine anil Dentishy)
OFFICE on Tryon Street, opposite Bank of the State,
9UARADPTlao IA c.
Surgical operations, such as Cleft Palate Hare Lip,
Tumors of mouth and jaws, performed, and FRACTURES
and dslOcations treated. Teeth filled and extracted
and Artificial Teeth inserted after the most approved
methods.
September 10, 1859.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-27

the Democratic banner. Let the nominee of the
Charleston Convention take the same position. Put
him on that platform and give him the old
Democratic banner, with all its glorious memories
clustering around it, and the Democracy will
march to a glorious victory in 1860.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-27
THE CAUSE OF THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY

THE CAUSE OF THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY.-
1t is matter of historical record that the invasion
of a corn field, in Rhode Island, by fllibuster
hog belonging to an adjacent farm, brought up the
war of 1872 between the United States and Great
Britain. The speck of war which has arisen on
our Northeastern boundary is caused by another
hog which animal owed allegiance to the Hudson's
Bay Company, but made havoc among the potatoes
of an American squatter in the island of San Juan
The squatter shot the hog, and resisted an order
for his arrest and transfer to the town of Victoria
for trial. This caused threatened withdrawal Of
the protection which had been afforded to the
American settlers by the Iudson's Bay Company
from Indian hostility and depredatons. Hence
appeal was made by the Settlers to General
Harvey for protection, in compliance with which
he sent Capt Pickett and two skeleton companies
to the place.
This procedure on the part of General Harvey
will beapproved and sustained butsuch explanations
will be made, and such measures taken will
prevent any collision between our troops and the
British authorities.-N Y Journal Of Commerce.
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Carolina Female College.

The Exercises of this Institution will be resumed On
the second Thursday in October under the control Of
the subscriber, assisted by competent Faculty, be
having made an arrangement with the Trustees which
will enable him to furnish Tuition and Board terms
satisfactory to patrons.
The following the rates per Session of 20 weeks
viz:
Board and Tuition in collegiate classes, S66 90
Music on PlanO....... " w
Oil Painting, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 w
Other kinds Of Painting, ......... .........- lOW
Embroidery 800
No charge for Latin and Greek Languages.
The locality is healthful, and every facility is Onerea
by which sound education may be acquired.
4. r. WALSH, Presh
September IL, 1859. 1885,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-27

H0oPs.-We notice in one of our New York
Exchanges the arrival of great big ship lOad-
seven hundred tons burthen-of hoops, Partisan
manufacture. Let the girls prepare to spread
themselves
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-27

RELIGIOUS ExERCIsEs-The citizens of our
usually quiet village have been somewhat excited
the past week in consequence of the attendance
here of several distinguished Baptist divines, on a
solemn and impressive occasion Rev. Il. r. Owen,
a resident of this town, long and favorably known
talented Presbyterian minister, had signifed
his intention of joining the Baptist denomination,
and on Saturday last, Rev. Mark Bennett of Hall
fax county, Rev. Mr. Petty of Greenville Rev. A.
p Repiton and Rev. j. L. Pritchard of Whining
ton, and Rev. T. Lansdell of Sussex county, Va,
attended here to receive his application for admis-
sion into the Baptist Church. On Saturday he re-
lated his experience, was received as a member,
and on Sunday, baptised by Rev. Mark Bennett,
Severed able and edifying discourses were de,
ivered by the above named gentlemen on Satur-
day and Sunday, to large and attentive audiences
TdrbOrO .SOutherncr
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-27

A woman named Fanny Squarles Chad charac
ter) committed suicide in Raleigh by taking laud
anum.
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NOTICE..

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned a:~
mnstraor of Joseph Patterson, deceased, are noun,
that their Notes are due. The money is wanted. o.
called upon daily for money and in many cases ueU
wish to save cost, and do not wish to put oheis ~,
cost, but request all to lift their Notes without u
A hint to the wise is sufficient
WIN. PATTERSON, Adm
Sept. 6, 1859 77-6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

a fLOUkiShING SCHOOL. f,r SALE.-A
"A ,hCTt dh;sErt o. New l,t thicsy ~-i-a .h:-
bod TAs probable Fc-sirsfr IA o..
better rrosqe fr ths h,a- y FN.1t r--r -isecs .
leave within ssc; tire. sn, % s SstL al s,soo F-r.i
nir. Bccks 2ce'kc. a4t compete GyT,u, u
fscarS tie k,il Or $50 NaIs spey unl.s
ten isscAsr viii 'i i-.,y Al
GEBkA II hour Or -.
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orFIc1 OF TsE nIssssoIA nsIss S2s'Af
no ~ (fros1~iehst Oc: II lss
DIvInFND The Bos'd of Directors OF 'ee
lyMrt~.ot. Muic, c have declares 'eu saa~a sisess
o. FOUR DOLLARS pr shs!s leeioe Pi orL. % W. 80
no, ne Ger ear nss q the 1855 psYsee co tnd 40
TUESDAY TIE day q New cat ts u>hst c''As
-, h. es,i cr Vi. A inS. III ssis IL. ~ Yea ~
VII y iva & D. " BARRY Secretary.
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4 ues ,-sss and vel 'oeE-e 80
-ln'is IT ;h- Introduction aud
NEs. si,d ~ slpsgt, i,c.ii';rs
f 'u eff ~iia isos~ a-si- % u
-tl. taeif >isch ne. Into th.s nG-
Z ~, ii S1gta ?.kt. Pt..A.
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HnHHaa

AL,kH- n EtcoL,r AR<ts,ssr
IlE0IyLAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS ~
III BoNDe-ALBkRT n NcoLN 81 sl VIA eAs
(xouesyL o. Ia S'elash. o. bs seef o<~r"sa, N q
william Ct. VsE.
- ,e.ss Aiianas BsIk. eVo s.eh.
10 ssses fsrr-,' .os c. if-os Bark, 80 each
50 shsr-s ChstsAm BsrB. cas- -<ch
6.s.re. see ard L~s'Ls BA9k. 100 esoA
y ,f,f~s Bsnl ef tn Cen at wrsith. 4 lf ssss
II snsrss Jsressn F,Ie lrsr-xBo- C0npsny. az e.se
a. sb.r,s 80 rri'v Sire tEs1rssoe ConSsny "a sscs
- ear. o A. c,c Rire iosu src- Conesny, eS eSa
.. .h.r-, Wash. Fss l. sgF>so- Coap &y 50 esA
r,.T,rs. xsucsttan Fro Isssr,Dc- culoaaJ e. esos
NJ sh.r-, &c n attn ~ lsssrsEcs Ca SO eaea
- ,s,t.s A.;or Fir Ihsarse- Con'ssy - rsos
~ ,k.r-s WIGsn.soufgn ly Ff- IsssEsso- % ~ ~
50 shUt. Nci,a-Ws.'sfo Fi'r is'st.Ho- 70 sssa
- 80, a.. hh,rs Fi.e Il ssfszos Clnp~ay -srs
o.~.r,. i.r..y ~. Fr. ln.a'sro~ Spnssry - e>eA
a .h.-s. Lea \ Y.r. lou 49, -G7sns s3s 30
ne ,h.n.s Nss.'s sac in.arsrce CoLy-aJ 80 etA
lac .hs,-s iu-ssoar q rAas uptsJ. s'"p So
a. 49,. Wi'sr.hare Ges L'fsi Coo psny " rsh
ne 80, - :. Ts.l sd gosI "a Lee krost ITO 40
80 ,ear.s z .ro.-r@ Gss- tiIit CSr2ery tA'~
eefea Irssertn- Cc1 I'D i'ross ist rotsssr sea-
s,n sroa-ia Ceulfsl Railrra6 PET cert enIas
sIostN p~' LAss wss,s-- Railroad "A ~ntfaS- - "a
a. zoo L. Crrss. asG El-s krs z a Pc CO ocshs
$500 Ssy Yosk sra -Hsvea T. pr e-us Q eSs
s.sgn-. received IL lic.oa % lie 10y -
x.rtp. AVER, ,k Mex. rvguv ssls ca TtChspst oe.'
assr.y As<ou S.les q s9cb ard Beads eveTJ ASasy -
m as, OF evs-y sAy -hsaey,r ia drss a. N eos =
.A.r,. =. s..ir.i ssok, ard Bou3s satei ans sos Wv.
~. an, Al tAc Srosrry Bo&ra eoralsssoo ,ne~'s~
"a depsas,s and dividend, oolscted sa.es 49, sA'' s
Esst. At pzbl, psivs,~ s~ls yssS ~ StcotAy
y.oeh Aacoases ssotrr ara Bsnfes = tL'sm -, ss
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THE MISSES WALKER reopened their DAY
SCHOOL &c Yctns i~s.=s, No lS ss-zs 5oSl
'eSo~ S-d g., 81 NJ )NUAf, scF- -
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no NARTFACft RERS-A FoHtE min. ~
u,eour q ,usr--. csp.a,, G.-s-is hid s
q D i-r tu.ue.. .,sous 20 !-y- the aitH.' ff ~
-ALF q GOODS o.--Of n,DLfsct7-zr VIII 1A<e
bel Ase. "a o.n ave tk- b 4 'rfrFrsr. bes;a
= -sqrir.d s6et.s, care ID ~a-is NJ - 'ia-s-
TO BkICRHAKEFS For SALE, TIE half H.
r.r.y a. sPICK YARD. wi, Ety = ga C..r.
TanS Ti,rsinr " Bans Sn.fs Stalls II .
r.. nth u.cnir.fy Lec-sssy ft dag l.'sr .iles la
ouifr q " II IUsH NJ 80 ttst
t. stliH WILL PURCHASE the whole
Cc,OuO glGHT IT Ii. Ureo s,r.' 70 b>st No
scsi..s. uh.r. probaoly to "a e. Eogl. J. ,-s-
III, tic ua large profits To- 70 p,T-zres - ta =
70 = .psrecis,.d soUTgWiCK hARrES, No 81 Guam
b.r Bro.d~sy
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Spnsfs anh farms nanteo.

EARa WANTED For Agrcultutsl purposes,
l. IN the yicir'J CRY Address nua-ion size,
charc ,o and improve ne with osa pice, Box
no. e. Ne~-Yort p 81 Office
VNANTED-To HIRE for term of year,, for
w Hsht manufacturing purposes BDikDlhO with ~
GthE OF her.e-pOver below .Tin-st bcio- lih 8 ana
.ss. q BIoaSs preferred.
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oprsr-furuisuins FOODS

L,RINKs NEW GAS-RsFLECTORS for show
-DSa~, d'.el.y soo1s xres: saN.s'seo Aso hh o.
RsFLECTINO SHADES fer hs5k. so.s PAioIs. ke., &C,
FgiHE's M RONED DAYLIGHT RkfLECrOes nsei al
a. apersrss tbr o-ytiue 18th oayhSt ns,ess % kA
sRISg Inventor and Sole Manufacture, IS ssEeisys
('OiNG 20 HOUSE KEEPING.
You esu qgsrsr b. bryl Gfst es. 0oons my
r..s,, yos L,T FEIces kteh-c Ut-nss ri,s Ceie, ~.
Pl.rd s.c JsrAI Red. lin aud WoSden W>e 100 ma,
s,Nnf H.eses6s A.saI d. all aust b. .tcr h;-d y
FL .. ~. stock p- Tes sIe Door M.ta A. NJ.
~ o'''N>'' W SMITH.
iOUSEFURNISH HING GOODS.-Tea Trays,
Fir i-uu. s,a-aafs Psnde's fi- Ne7-, Plated ans
Bnt u Al, Tste Ma Crfery. &c. a. recuoeo Pfiees
BALDWIN s. JOHNSTON Nc 81 aadsn'i.ne
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COOPERSTOwE SEMINARY.
" A, CoOPEssroVN NY.
TEN eesins Nov. ii; Q II P-t y-aI
T. c SLACk. 4 D., Yrnc.r.
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CHANTS for l3ns ntss AIsn.

4 TTENTICN, MANUFACTURERS - Nslu-
N ALL WATER POWER ala COTTON FACTORY f5E
SALLY loS.
Buisine sh0ls - fest by ~ ~ oscs ties, ahd
alta ogn-ies :eusncls ia the occsPsscn -
oIralvssshs ~nols coNesiuk 81 area - irc,1 scrvS
Toe CocoD Machinery :. rot rc, h -ss bn treir Is
eT 100 Lo>ns machinery sscpe4 b. ~ fli-
chaser
Tic Water rower es stsd -cas - acre hss aessi
b,en k1oun % fA.vius ft.s 81 spN vaieT suitable
the msrUiactVre 81 pspet II htnelY we're
saSso ~ Ta1tiaSs cal e. the FlCENlA Mill y ~
south q CCcr-rstosr. oss. 2, Com ~
RuB 4 SOCrfkR, 10. > NiaArn-s- Scw-i orS-
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pNNOs, MELoDEONs ana oRGANs-rAs

lIANOS, AELODEoNS ard thbANS.-lh
Il HOHACE WATERS PIANOS and hsLODEOkS fs
.rA, ecry ana tsrsesi,y ensarPas>e Rrtca
,s-cnstl- S-soseklDd si.acs AS as-cesous Loon rs
as Psnos AID hsl,de.u. - rset Au1.ay payments
,,iyts f5r P,saOs HORtCs WATERS As-n. NJ So BrosA
v., Ir.srss~1Iir IT. Her.se Wseo Pas, -
s-,sns tbs s-s--YsB-sslsl I've sy->a Of
.,ri.s 'rcua rpaul kro~ldg-- CAsss..sa
W..ers aDS N-.eseons challenge oSpArisoc With ~
Se,s; zasa< sryvtsse "a lie oossnJ"-E,s< .ssas.
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TOR SAIF-Ninste~n miles Ebbsr I'LL
pausOAp IRON l.id b.,.e~n Pi-r-- az. M.l< ssA
Ali, :, TI,br-Ssl>. 10 tt- yard "a soo< ots-t
70 miles CHkfRs-E0o5 ps;ru-
~ r,i-, e SUFFERS.
s.s,. Il sW ITCa iROcs. -.
On. pEIuGH Sor,t Branch ef Zig ssofy 10 iees
- h,,l, ~ yellow Csrsoa Fire in GOD orstr.
On, ssIrGF ever lrh BrSoca o. Big ss1ry IA f-s ca
-W C.r.e. Pie sriGs- oootstrs three 4 fcn
Bclfs AID Kres -,
o. at .TIUs- HOUSE, 81 scni.hsii--
90 STATION HOUsH a, H-os.rsc-
81 uI+s Of CeeS RAIL Ft rCt
Prsr%-y -
RiGET or WAY ard REAL ESTATE {" graz'sd By
n. .i-ve fr SALE 10 lo, N ,1H pseh.sr, Whole
m .r. t.-, tev.r.be ti- .r'utd Psr-p N.a0r, Of
-.,t,tif, t4Nfbo, afcpa JOSH scklosJN
No -. Oil.
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NlcsAsIcs' Aso TRApsks BANK, Ne is 8essJ
Nav Yosk. OF IS is9 !
A DIVIDEND Of THREE AND ONE HALE
n PER cFNr 90 the CAPITAL ,.oh - tbs Institution IA, ers
o. 80 ~ -, S".rs GEo ". fOULG. csxiss.
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Acrses, Carriages, &i.

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES .--An eisssnt ~
~ sornsa, Of sfs.sks Carriages .ssrre u uss dy.
Say ee sSG1t O. No ia DrescSsy, ls Suscseo ~.
ttrs the city snv.sst CAL t-1rsrs4 oszAoss,s -
utse rs(rss.s1. yAAAG E. DlgWS2xh
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Godre Grh Beoms.

A RESPECTABLE LADY would De sc-pu-
"A ndsd With pARD In prv,,e f,pi y wb-re
70 or.r Trrrs HodeTs:e. Apply a. No "a Wet
aust betwr~r s,h and 6bsu opp sr :, Lokrs Hsp ai
gh, e,nsv cars within q nsf biloxi of me house
DQAKD WANTED for three Persons in re-
ID g, cb- family, sbos- ?th-st, b-s~.eu Broadway AID
e,b-.y' Aeor-s. Z u, A.eson.aasr- Pos>ot6s-.
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BAsE Fos sayISes. No G. Blsecksrs,-, Oct 50. IA
NOTICE o. DEfOolIORS.-in crdsr 10 Svod
~ arc eoec, fsuish tntnsm~n sast
!, w.prd Re u, redus, the Drcsors in this iosa'
hsvre si Oh TOT thsn seven lca' b '<
,b- O. boSs T. me B,uk he written By drrstloa
N. Truy.ra JAMES DE- PEYSTER OGDEN. s~cFes.ry.
NOTICE IL hereby given that BOOSS for the
l\>IBs RIPTlOS o. $3.50 zoo additional .oct - he
MECVANICs BANK Of Miss uii s. Lou VII ee oRcnsA
81 TIE BANK OF AsERiCA In this city on ard ansr MN
DAY, ;Er 2i.h Inst oon -, -,
The snthoIrd capital Of th. B.ss !. einco o. Which
SIS .en iaarp PAD hy citEens Of hAsoaA
Tbi, operation -" to- ooiy
Ban west Of the Mppi that tid rot su,Peni r-s pay
men. IN 1877 Regular halt yearly efdeod' Of e-t lot nsvs
h.n declared with accumulated surplus OF tji ~ "a.
charter sters 10 ito provisions hss not tue PssooA souy
Glance ss IS years 81 Lou considered oce tss
s,- points In the Wesr sr Bsnkns opeSAu,-a
t better nniss Investment offered TIE stee
,ion Of capitalists sns Others called TO The subject Ten 20
GER. Wi b. r.q he'd 10 b. paid st the iue ~ sue.ens u.
within the neIt srsui yes as the Directs" NAY ess
on due notice al b paid AZ The % ~ the opt91 Oh
ire n.riher Pro T,A dtvfien5s vii paid 70 snhs,ueo
from The cay Of payment Dy6euds 70 Eastern d,~
viii De raid 10 York Persons oe,ios osr aud oithse IN
formation ~ obtain the appying INC 6ink q" Ahi'
lea }. :" WILLIE t'o''''"'-
New. York Dc. p 1859.
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,yFWINC. MAIHlNi MANUTACTlREHS

CEWlNG- Max HIM
~ The uniepisned pa =
tsh,sAH.ut!o TIE err Z Psi
sale ofieiiat.c SENl>V-N NJ
for-o eotrr. srd would re- bel
eNtsuosas their s.'es ~
ltt. W. ~. s. uRA J
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No 81 ExA.rss tlscs SEwYosx OFT u lss
U,VE SHAREHOLDERS ut the tSABELt A,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
CHARLES w. GRAHAM,

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
SuC JESS . z r o } \ IA rs TANN RR
THE undersigned would inform the citizens Wheeling
and vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
Seriptca Snre, formerly Owned bv Dr. James Tanner, he
will continue carry Drag business all it0
branehes lie most respectfully sOcits continuance Of
the public which has heretofore been literally
extended towards this old and Vel known establishment.
Il Will be hA aim 10 keep everything - the pEFeai kind
and te lOU price, usually BE- found In we'll fur
nisled Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully compounded from the pursst sf
Medicines. CHARLES ". GRAHAM
Eo.20, Main AID WebsterSts-, 80
fnyI9 CeutTe Whseiing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

TNHE arm OF Sheppard Morgan Is this day dissolved
by nntnai consent. The bushes hf the arm y ia Be
settled By J. shePp trd- Those Indebted 20 IN hT
respectfully rtquestel 10 call payment, and those
having accounts against will please Presen TIE fer
'esss9fSt sdes1 io.h ,1sss Saxs. e sSmSGSSn moEsas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
GEN. SAN nousToN.

Z Here is another, ofthe "old Texan War Horse:'
3 Next after james Buchanan, aud perhaps
ahead of him in tue personal curiosity which he
excitcs, is General Sam Houston, ofTexls, who
is much such man as "I.eaIher Stocking
nigh, have become, had he lived TO be nearly
seventy years of age, and, afflicted during the
lastttaIfof his life witch the Presidential itching.
Tall, soldier-like and stately, halling slightly
one foo:, clad in leopard skin vest, fur cap, and
with anIndian blanket folded proudly round his
martial shoulders, the hero OF Sau Jacimto en-
tors the dining room OF Wiliard's every day
after the guests are seaScd, eats hurried din
ner at the table fUitbest from the door, and then
stalks up the room again, pausins 10 converse
al. every table where he can see u friendly face.
In this waT the good, bat not over clever Gem
eral, attracts heap of notice; and.if any lady
sufficiently good looking pays him the compli-
ment due TO courage and personal honor, he will
promise her one OF those queer lille wooden fig
ures which he whites out during the debates
in the Senate. "Released from The duties of
State" Tue says, 81 will return to my pasture
land in Texas-there feed my sheep and fold
the white lambs 20 my BOSOM" Even in tue
personal vanity of such man there is touch
of the sublime.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
WHEEL
PHE INTELLIGENCER..

THE Washington correspondent of the New
York Times furnishes that paper with good
specimen of pen painting, the subject of the
sketch being no less a magnifico than his Ex-
cellency james Buchanan. Those who have seen
the "old Chief will recogoize the personnel
ofthe porsraft; while every one will of course
regard lis political aspects from his own stand
point.