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, 1859-09-20

But tho Kansas NebraAka Act does not gre
this Popular Sovereignty power to the TerIaso-
said that by TINT act the people are left perfect
II frec to govern themselves in their own way,
inst as much as the people of PennsylTaul2t,
Let rs look at the facts,
Tue President Of the United States appoints |
Governor lie appointed Governor for Kan"
nus, If the Governor does not anit bis views, |
lie I cau replace lin without consulting the |
wishes OF the people. lie has sent several to
Kansas Ohio has furnished tHo Of them.
That Governor is clothed with two.thirds seto
power. Is that leaying tho people perfectly
free TO govern themselves! Would the people
Of peunsylyania submit to TINT!
-sie:- Vii6=tblJteen : members Suppose both
Legislature and Council puss bill, aud Cor:
Medary writes Il tie BOTTOM. veto ths bius'
What then? The whole twenty five legislators
Eight Of the Council also voted Tor tue DILL
But i've of the Council support the veto, and
these six men override the thirty-three! Is
that Popular Sovereignty .~. ).
The President appoints the Governor, the
Judges, :be Attorneys and the narshsss, and
can govern thasnselresi
bit, after oil, it is said that tie people nre
| free to maintain or exclude Slavery. So Popu-
| lur Sovereignty means right to make slave
| out of negro! Gun Deapotlsn1 TO fasther!
| Douglas wishes to mate it appear tbas the
Revolution arose out Of the question OF Slavery"
He should read history better 1ne greas cause
| was the question Of taxation WITHOUT represent
tation, and in the Declaration Of 4ndepe1dence
one Of the complaints made against hing aeoree
was-"Ue has made judges dep4ndcnt on nis
will alone ;"-ju.t what Is done % Tue hansas-
Nebraska Act. /,
l'Ls speaker Fecapitulated the history oi 1er-
rtotial organizations, showing thft ln even m
stance up to0ae last, slavery sras e1einoeo p
the respective acts Of organ1zatlon- N tne
course Of bis remarks be showed t9as IN anne4'
ing Texas resolution was auop1so, e1c'au,ne
slavery from that portion o. the ifnAotJ hot'u
Of 3G deg. 30 min. an amenoutnt was az.
adopted, pror'd'ng that IN cass ne" 2.ntes
should he formed out Of the Ierf1tory OIL Ie1a:
lying north Of So deg. 80 min: s|osery snonte
be prohibited IN such States. ING !atner ol w:
amendment was Stephen a. Douglass the aPos
tlc Of the Non-lhtervention anu f2pu1af oo'e1
eighty doctrine. Ia,
In commenting on the Dred ocon decision. d q
: remarked that Chief Jussiee Aarsnali, '9ng ag'
j: decided that Congress bad co19T"3a todcsa
and State jurisdiction oEe1 Tug As1tltuss
Why should the Supreme soe1t q. tuIs .ase
day set up Its extra Juoc1a aecL8lotl ~ uiee'c ~
position to tae long settled lnterptetauons g1'
; | en- hy the Fathers OF the hcpaohc'
There is great CRY OF nonslnterFent1on 1aisee
Who arethe men %ho commenced !n'elsenuon
sone o1neF an thaa 'nee tss comnrpwi.e meas,,res
1s;o ~sre "ccented. it was agreed that tue sla,
, err question Should not agaia be opened up
ing the compfomAes auu uesun!ak ]ue ~
, 1859-09-20

COMPOUNDED TEhN
PCRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS and RI. 10 "a
CLASS CASES AIR Ttl;iIr, AND WILL
KEEP II ANY CLIMATE.
The Family Ga.hastsct =, The PTn!tsSrn well <: "
PILL Is scnt1e hut &c = sAas trefeHt ta.Eut:+
tive t.ahatIc whea ihe :. ,pn Lltfehs ['Ei.uts lt:.
proprietor haS u.ci in his - jtuwe.s.
pfactce mofe toah t~stfy - Thu Family t,4sslr.:
3eAs. - ifitt haA, nth .tl+ :r'-:r,:s
The eoutanlIF lncrcaxng to fIltA well c-aa shes!
dtrnaod fI1M thD%e Wto. been +11:,I
have long ustsl the FILLS VARIETY @! th. ?G-t fst-
and tue 1atsfAction ws,th tatc 3.1tra4ia. "E.A
ne1pJrts Ia regaed 10 tke!r alike every 'tst
use has suductd to }ttlte aiEncsary ii.
them wltha tie Fr1eh 0f7l . shod AMI safe In A.
whe7e atharc Il neeGc.3 sc.l 1>cranxe:tn:.
StoI1ach. slexpne+s, tans III the BACK and L.ths t
aes. Tain .n sofsnsss over thu rh"e bot fr' selta
cid. which Gs1ucuttT. Il nr-l.ctt.t IN In l'n- c-
Of Fever, Lns4 II App te, Crtt2Ins Se,>at'.n y. '4
tho aody. ls.sezsnead. He,I::ht. or wc.H -
hea4i all Indsmnl.tory bts~.ses Norma n tnl!ea !:
AduIta> rheumatism. znat !u7d.7 II the B'.-t L.;
many a>ease3 to Ehich 1T Ii Is aeit. t Aaoesoost ~
Lon In this advertisements. Dose, tos.
Prfce Three Dlmes-
Ths Liver 1av:-orator and Family ,aihan!e ls IT.
tailed by Druggists generally. ana so!d wholesale e
S. T. ". SANFORD. II. D.
aa4 $M1 MANUFACTURED 4ld lrpfYetpE ST. RroatHay X.
, 1859-09-20

Mr. Douglas speech Mt Wooster, Ohio, was
only a tchasa Of his proposition, that "slaEery
nav be lawfully driven (by unfFiend]5 legfsia-
4ion} from = place where (hy the-Drrd scot. de::
c;sion5 IT rnay lawfully remain" We capnot
..r that bis success was aattering to himself or
satisfactory to anybody. In the course Of h's
hs1angue, he indulged in an exceedingly intem'
perats md abusire attack upon Jpdge Black, the
Attorney General Of the United States. and the
able retriever Of la,o patentright essay in llar'
per-. Magazine Otherwise It was all tiny
principle"
, 1859-09-20
CANFORD'S LIVER INYIGU.

Never Oebtlltutct.
II eonpoundad entirely GunA and has at&a, In
established fset StandaJ1 Metelne known ah1 rns+
BY al that haSe uHei it. ami II reAoEtt 70 VIII 4.:
dence In Ill dscaaes fur which ! Il seeoE4ulendst,
It has cuEeI thous d. y: 'Chroatc n11ua.ra +7H.
within The iast two ysals = tier EnHpasHts I'y~-ie.
who had given up ~ hopes Tv- DTo n.y. S.tur Stun
af relief Tho nume9c1s; = Hahual Co4tvene--. +,r
unsolicited certificates Ia - fc. ho!esa. Ghtisr4 u
.ay Possession show. hA*, Cholera Inf.kt.:4
Tie losu he adapted = F-4tuenre, JaunAIt- -
to ths tssn tsssnsnt af the tEaa " .Lne.se- ~
Individual taking Il. anil s use1 aucse-AfuI:y -
u.e1u such IrEntriea al DFdna1y Family N.4!.-.
act gently on IN. Bowels! it will turc sn X HEAD.
Let Tic Dictates Of J1nF' ACHE. tas thuu,;Ar4> IN
udsul. guide Ynu In tire tsIfy. twenty Eluut+4
use OF the LIVER INVl - ~ two thru ftz..s.:r
CURATOR, and IL will - fuls 41e lSen >. cuu.,r.e.. a.
cure Liver Eonplalnts- rtt = 1ar2: VI At..ek.
!aes Attacks, Dyspepsia.
All Who are Using II gtv!ag tr-mn17 In r. rvnr
!" 3t.x Water Ia taa csouta With the ts1saiur al
swallow both tokeihtE.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
, 1859-09-20

Lincoln, Trumbuu and Douglas arc in Ohio,
stumping for their respective friends; Farns'
worth, Washburue and krcismaun arc in him
ncsota, warmly engaged in u similar work.
There are plenty more ut home. With nothing
but county elections coming of this Fall, We
can spare any number Of first-rate men to help
aloug the Republican cause. How many DO
IaHa and YiacnnA1p WAnt2
, 1859-09-20

third lus1., fr0m S1Ef Cof1cSPQuAlus ILL !1SPeSA-
ing the Bunk robbery At Knoxville, Is calculated
to deceive the publis in .ereral respects. Ae
says "the ezfe IS one Of Lilies manufacture OF
Chilled iron, with tho approred combination
lock" -;
rnz Truth Is
1st. It was not a Bank Safe.
cd. It was not Of my manufacture
sd. It did not hare ny inPrortd lock.
Worlds Safe Company, and nEe IN several es-
sent;a1 particulars. entirely different from what
make. 1t would bc absolutely impossible 10
rob any Of my Saf.s with my improved loek %
the means said to bare been used At hno1E7lie.
All Of these facts can establish to the satts-
fsction Of any person, who may desare II, ny
Certificates signed by several very Fespeetao'e
citizens OF Knoxville, Of this CITY and OIL otnef
places. LEWIS L1l11z, Troy, Ser fosk+ ii.
As an act Of fjussieeso to Ar. Lille and to relieve
tl,e puhl;e from any fear they may hare about
the secasi.y.of his Safes, these who hare pub
lishei the original communication should cheer
fully publish tho abore- "a.
EovR11I X Flsa1ox.---Among the novelties
recently introduced in ladies' appa1ei, - new
article Of suspenlers- They bear resemblance
10 those worn by gentlemen, except that they
are made Of delicate, white. elastic fabric, Win
frilled edge, about one inch ride, aud arc ns'
taehed to the skirt by Luttons in likc manner
We doubt not This inycntioa .hi ne eeoe[a
adopted, with view to refieye the "a'ss OF sae
unlimited burden which such hAhiliu1ents neces.
sarilv produce. Reason md experience teact
us t6at the old, and absurd, method, white fol
lowed, inpairs the health. imptdes loconouou
! and tends to in-health---N 7. Ezpr1ss.
, 1859-09-20

II II yo9 ~,1t csaaeiy
s, :3;n|S ri b.rs&k. * IL aiass E Z
K1- II yr1 want ! rrut-lyth h
Ra5se, .se, i. u; ;paS E!ss';; !. 7: fT,:k: L T.
5S!.2 . 2&i$i s. fzEE' ztG::'za L. e: Z:
*sj;tif; s5SiS !; TEs,!k. H:,i !';<rst ,:;t4 &
FIf you .snt khsa1uat-
ses% i se s: s: f2EF: Esi|i;'tI l.! + f.ss :
1t f.;! Z 5es e ;:at ;oits : :ssf!zh 8. XIX *
~ ~ Z;:! +! 6, =; 7 35as IL; p: ::
sCm yos IN s,sta rar1Ea,1t.; F. ;,,tr
D.PAaK, III Lssee-
tgT 8 y ps|n }Sn :7';,s,a; CT, ~ ~ ~, y
gres ;1,;. css1a e Candles ~ :, .: 9:
Issasss sss jsBS .. TAkE.
llorato,ashLe Ittrued,es. otto
JOHN D. fARA. LII lAs
~ of 10 Hypophospaue+
T. .iss. a:s = s55ils sst1ll f 6.faTSs cPs:sS@
lei Lakehzc.k
U-For . Powder, P7ate or
SSn* i1s +; 8. r falS: hsssi b Z Z
t1ttt.
II To4 4 Liver asi ps~3ep-
tic HeMe3y. 70 to JU4N D..
PARK. 1a4 fake4e.
/" For TezIatfuke ( ~nsn
fs::**:;s':a fs;s < aolEs e s s. FIX: III I:
r. Fae STRENGTHENING rta.-
tzrs af II kntl% - u
JOHN y. PARK vt-k taA1ss-
UFof Rat fo1sotsA. HuxanA
E4GkTtac7 Ext<1ntnasEr9, 70
70 IuHN d. pAKk'S> I'll
Lake xtSeek.
~For Rezety for Dis
t7Ats of he Akfr, 70 Il
JDHS D. PARK. III Lskh .
"Fas Fancy SoApa, 9sn.A-
AAl Tut!e& Articles. 70 70
JOHN D. PAKKS, LII Laxs
u- For NasdkereAfsf f.
tsact~ md re4inmt:y, n 10
| JOHN u. PARKS. L2kea.
For TrrastA Shoulder Bra1sa
and Abdominal Supporters,
t.ey asa agents fur tlt t,anu-
fArtnEe, 4xi will aku II iu~
| pr1eas. JOHN l.. PARK. Us
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Tho Nature Of the True Complex.
lon Scanned.
From the. Baltimore American. /

Gathering all the facts and romors concern
ing the late affair at Harpers Ferry t6getheT.
It Is, Is,ditlicult to decide whether it should be
called a ludicrops tragedy, or solemn farce.
Wherever our Language is spoken, the event
will be- spread all over the world The COIN
ments of the Press North and South--agreo
ln5an portant particular. The futile attenint
characterised as the mad act IA
lew fanatics. 1t is not mere arbitrary arr.
:angement that mak cst treason a capital offence
And e all the Insane folly, and the atrocious
,vickedness Of "Proyisional Government
;chemes, should eyer be.ssuccesssul, they
!:opld never attain. 70 the dignity Of Revol1-#
zion. As weighty obligations rest nponacaeh#
citizen of this RePnblic toSo6ey those awsof
the land which refer TO slavery, as to obey3those
prohibiting murder. There is no difference be-
tween5lhe authority enj dining the one and that
foF6iddi1gi other. ltwoQl Us reasonable,
as wise, assconsistent as any Of theiraSts, for
these 1lnatics to say 5that murderswasfag yirtne
among the Things and Ithere fore the laws against
Il were; lnS opRosItion tosa shighey Law, whose
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To She Be Dragged aud Poisoned Citizens
of GVhecl1ng and Vicinity.
You are oYerrun with deuge the yiles compounds in
the form Of Aleoholte Drinks" that emanaed from
hat pest fsocety the LIQUOR Mixer They sold
u as luxury, or they dispensed to you HIed
CHE, and in either case the eject is the same.45
There is but one way and that use as
luxury n,edicamenti reliable smuant
under stamp and 1t certain that has
not been tempered WITH Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which distilled under inspection of the British Governs
meat Is delcnely (unltkc any other Gin] with
some Of the most valuable Of the Vegetable
Kingdom ana by far the healthy beverage exant
The AoSr5 EaskNr PHYSICIANS OF EURoPs AsERcA
only recommend It's use by hale and hearty, but pre-
scribe 1t as medicine where stimulant Is required
Tug pkuALs viii ina 1t not ony pleasant Cordial
but relief IN suernes periodical
ANALYTICAL CnRNIsrs BANKS it
pure, and its restorative merits inconnaFabls
so only in quart and by pauGcrs4s eRo
GERS, DC.
foFsale in Wheeling Ya by I. II LOGAN CO., AZ Main
street. T. BJo HNsToNss1 Market ST. and others
EDMUND c.oHARLEs, General Agent
fmyl 1-I6Hl1m DEPOT. No: 40 BROADWAY, NY.
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MRS. Wi'NsLOw,

MFRS. " iNsLOyy,
Anexperienced nurse and female Soothing
Syrup for children teethng, which greatly facilitates the
process teething sofening the gums, reducing
aammaton-wi allay all pain, and is regulate the
bowels Depend upon IT., nothers give rest to your
Selves and your Perfectly safe
In. aA gases. See advertisement in another eoumn
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! BOOK. BINDERY
ruStee's Sale.

Yvirtue Of deed OF executed by clySia,
~ ito tae unIerSi gne ted tho ZGhtiay
1856, and nov of record in tins Clerk Ohio couhI
COURT lin Book No. foo %, shall, the 4t dayct
October, 1885, at the front door the Court House
county, at IL O'clock a. NJ setIthe following
mentioned ~ said deed Of trust and situate In the CITY
follows: Beginning on Nchols road
nSr OF said Cemetery thence with the sous1
line of said Cemetery hundred and
to the northeastern corner Of the Jews burSlng
thence s0uthwarly with the easerniine Of the said
sing ground thirty.one C3l feetto alley ts
vide; thence with said alley eastWarGy hundred s
thtrty-two 82 feet, Nichols road, thence northua
ywith said road hundred and fifteen me
Terms Of sale, Cash.
sePt2S-6Od zALRRED5 CALDW ELL, Trustee
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n ~ ASgA1snt ~
995
vi
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rstlS I5aS9ieS tsI :. =
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II A's s9 y SlAh
6s,tsit q
s.s
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- et.sse
css.ss
tntege, may De te ts'loe-
so
Vortsrn Siates.so fs,o ,5;55
cnu9lerate CERT Saitb, Fred Douqlqs,
atssEsA S1. ,z IS stslE atSge and tYoo q three
SssaS ~
a. ~ is e9'.
The factsthatsthe slaves did notzioin,in the
HarPer's Ferry .s, proceedings except upon com:
All
The history of this miserable failure viii serve
to detergother.ma niacs from similar attempts.
NO papeEln the Oponthat Is read by a.decent
and If tba 9 .ns olt9EeaS,
This Hould aYg1e3 Tl;ssoi1fion I,a3f
eiss, asst proves that conservative meme every
saeFe are opposed or to abolition doctrines and
bls arm o. ioEnloa-
fict is s 9 'Ss nbop
thropists3 of tho Wendell Philips school. The
d.spaglty.ln plumber betweenEthe Government
S. s Sp 's con VINO aslled
theew prisoners 6y the citizens yieinit tv
all tell the same story, the philanthropists
wonld. but heed3it Slow as they learn
very, this last are not precisely
- ilo7s z g.l1s4sis..
IrHIx 4 faw do,s a., 80 ct.,5,,
at Paul and t6.
have snsn6en9la5 ,vb;ab ~ "a 4 Nsaz
~, !. i ~ az 4s'.>
pension The ony bank bills ssya4 ~ 1staga
rato ~
state;s based 80, .,,;t.. ~ .a',A .sue
8HD1eTl cent State honds 55ss1s'
vertible = ~ ~ S0".
York to reles,n. si
Tho Nicollst 5ills b5sa ~
which are incon yerlibIa =. - 10''"s'
- =. 80. S. =
|
= gentleman who reaehed New Orleans by
fhe, ooasneFa NAL route arrived by tue jackson
tsa,lEoao2 ~ sghty5s1x hours from New York,
nS;op'ng lof!y-elgat IN! miles Of stage travel,
Wen axes oooos naEt day. The f'e9y0ne
s'yss'oe, cotnplet'on5s Of that gap will save at
York to, New Orleans in a little oyerIthree DAYS
They look for this happy consummationt to take
placeson the LIST Of December.
.. -. -
- sull8oos oeens commenced -insthe Boston
supreme Court by Mr.. Wilder offpatent safe
ans s Hammond ~ o5t9se 800 lI9a, DO
plaintiff ALLEGES Tho 49, ee
Il; -z s9si 70 s3A5 y .Rsy=
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COMPETENT judges estimate the corn crop OF
.the5U United States the present year at nine hun
dred millions of bushels, which at an average
price Of 40 cents per bushcl would be WORTH
SsGo,ooo,ooo. As to the consumption of this
vast product which is quietly gathered and
passes into the general current of commerce,
the statistics Of asinsle corn growing State may
6ea7matter Of interest to the reader. In.1s58
#thereawere 100000 hogs killed in Ohio, and in
some form exported. Itrequired eight million
bushels Of corn, besides other food, to fattcn
them This corn made the pork, lard, lard oil,
caudles, &c, which were exported from Cincin-
natl and other ports. Ten millions of bushels
we're made into whisky. Two or three millions
more made fat cattle; and thus.the surplus corn
Of Ohio was manufactured into various forms Of
food, light and liquor.
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1I. Do YALnRT,s.

NJ. DezVALLRE1s
Circuit French Remedy for Eenanle Irrevu-
lnrittes.
For Suppressedi aenses, Scuay, Delaytng Of, Pdinf.l
kenses; for Yates Leucorrhea, sOtts too Seantg
RsnstrNation Headache, other sg0erfnqs curfsla
tho lfenses
from these dicultIes and know how unpleasant Is to
describe them physician, appreciate the value OF
simple yet eieteut remedy which they may have
athand, and apply at pleasure.
shoad be known that the frequent irregularities to
young females subject, unless properly
frequently lay the Of diseases grave
and formidable character But comparatively few girls
glide ever this period either proper the
mission Of grave errers The advantages Of home
dS for all such cases viii be duly appreciated.
PRICE, 81. Sold only by
LAUGILINs & .DUSHFIELD,
Sectk5 tse=5 DrUa0tSts Monroe st.
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AL of the. above styles on hand. Gentlemen viii uls1Ss
call and examine for themselves. 5. AVERY,
aePt8 No. l46 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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Market Farm For Rent.

site WheelingJ which Is suitable for saLdsn
The place contains about 25 acres, and acoaae
dousDarn willing to build house il for sAa
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FASHION,.

Fer {: entIcnen's silk and GnsuTIne ere Hats:
introduced tEts Fulk- Consistt1 Of Three >t1it..
TIME PARIS HAT NEAT. BELL.
1.-THE TRADE STYLE, "A MEDIUM BELL.
TilE. NEWEYONKHAT Is aESIRAIfNTL,206.Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

Tu1 Republicans have a majority in the
Pennsy legislature OF so on joint sballot;
in Ohio. of s9;sand in Minnesota of 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

TnEtpeople of Holderness, n a., announcoa
leye eve the proceeds of which are to be appro.I
5prioted TO the purchase of village hearse =
The printed circular inviting attendance at the
entertainments pronounecs the enterprise oJnesin.
which ever citizen should take an interest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

"A nice fellow to. stick to while his money
lasts is tho Marquisof Westminster. he has
only $4,000 year for pocketmoneyI5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

RLACK PEPPER-c4 round-a Grstrate article and
Eoctl5. 5s=z..sszsE Il. L.. McIAIN q CO,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders North
Western Wiz GINA grcuufSl Society, for the election
Of Directors and officers to the ensuing will be
held at the Court House Tuesday, Now LIST, O'Clock
p M Ry order OF the Executive Committee!
octlT-tl-d &w= E{.i3W.ER PETERSON, Jr.,. Sec,y.
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nR DON'T know tho wrote the following
aphoristn, but he was a sharp observer of men
and things, that's certain:
The conmencemo ont and tho decline Of love
may be recognised by the embarrassment NC
tcel at finding ourselves alone Withthe belovcd.''
Acounci5of ministers is soon to be held at
Warren, R. L, 10 try Baptist clergyman on q
charge of borrowing shirt and not returning
It, The charge is defended on the ground. Of
s.'shiftIessneBs.''
A nice fellow to. stick to while his money
lasts is tho Marquis of Westminster. he has
only 88o0 Ooo5a.year for probationary!
7--7=-T=-3=- $780,
Tna Republicans have majority in the
Pennsy lyanas Legislature of so on joint ballot
| in Ohio of 9;san1 in Minnesota Of 81.
- se===-=--te>ge. 1-==--==4--=s===----
!. ONE hundred different patents have bcensis-
sned1n France forsass man different styles 8
that fasorite garment, s'crinoIihei'
o=zs---=---=zz77- : r.
SUSPENSE. 1.-The Boston Transcript, anu
9 q, 70 s, Dr. Bellows to the Suspense Of
Faith says "If words mean anything, there
has beensa saspenso' of something else besides
lalth on the part ofthe prGacher.' What
does this mean? Christian Enquirer.
script. $50 g e -
came into our sanctum the other day
with Very knowing look. His fiEst SSIS,s
lw9smX Why is the Great Eastern like ..an Irish
Wegaf course gave it up.
Beeauses asaid Mike, 'oneai is sithetS
Eric, tie othsfsis3 made Of iron!'s'
ztlealstt imlpediatel 'QrtEand .4d0ertissr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

GEED-Icmp. Canary. PeNne CaroW ay Anise and BlooI
NJ aud White Mustard, for sale by
octl5 4. B.4HicLSINt & co., rs Main ST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

8. ONE hundred different patents have been.is=
sned1n France for5as mani different styles .
that.fagorite garment, "crinoIitep
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

ENDNRsoN's sOIAOE TOBACCO, aneEc cut. forsoisT n
Az2etla slsl! 5stlf f,ft FUN DEN BERG
IA MBER LAVENDER WATER, superior to- Coo9Is 65r
-E455issele loct6! GRAHAM's DRUG STORE
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-28
Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance Of a license to me granted by tho
IL Probate Court for the County Of. ottawa, in
the State of Michigan, bearing date the sixth
day of December, A. D., 1859, shall sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
premises in the township Of Polkton, in said
county, on Thursday the twenty-sixth day Of
January next, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
for the purpose of paying legal claims against
the estate Of the late Jan Barend Schroeder, de-
ceased, all the right title and interest which the
said deceased in his lifetime possessed in aud to
the following described real estate, situated in
the county Of Ottawa, and State aforesaid, to
wit: The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter Of section thirty five (35) in town eight
(S), north of range fourteen (l4), west. Upon
certain conditions which viii be made known on
the day of sale. PETER VAN DEN BERG,
Administrator of the estate of Jan
Barend Schroeder, deceased.
Dated Polkton Dec. 9, 1859. NAG W.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-28
MI . r Z L IG FL t
For the Holidays !
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
IN Of license, by the Probate Courtof Ottawa
County, in tho State Of Michigan, granted to me,
the undersigned, Administrator Of tho estate of
William Tuitc, late Of the said County of
Ottawa, deceased, / shall sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, ON the premi-
ses, on Saturday the eleventh day of February
next, mt two o'clock in the afternoon Of that day,
all the right, title and interest of said deceased
in and to the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section seventeen az town eight
(S) north and range thirteen (l3) west in the
County Of Ottawa and State of Michigan.
PATRICK PRENDERGAST,
Administrator of the Estate Of William lutte.
deceased Dated, Wright, Dec. 10. 1859. (n5l