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Ievoteee NrceustoHs 70 JUN icSo.
Monsieur le ncteur Mxss,
Je crois etre utle tons mes conci vens.
et tous Leo maladcs. On reponsispt par ma
Iettre aux ipjustes dsSigre,nents que lon .
esssy< de jetcr sur vOtre exccl.entc Teisture
Depurativc.
Je declare done. et ruis pret prouves
q qui vOudra, que javais sur mon habita.
ton unc n&grcsec mslade dcpuis quatre an.
Noes. Malaslc de- qucllc mnls:lie, jc men sais
rieM, q lee ,nedecins mont IA me designer
d une maniere bisn cOnvaincsnte lc siegc dc
~ maladic Tout ce que Ic main, cest Qn ellie
<tast dspuis lOngsernps satprimec q lei em
IAoye tour 1 tour toaa lNa medocius du
pays. Enumerer lee traiensehts qu'elle sui.
Wis, lee drogues qs'cl.c . pviSS, me s~rsit
impossible. Ellie q m6ine essaye de fsppa-
reiI des bainsi vapcur du DIR. Lefrvre. Rico
ny fnit et rien n'svsit pn ID gueriv.
Tf0js b0uteiilcs 10 v0tre TrintRre Depuva
tive ost suM pour 10 gusrir coWpletlment u
j'si v0ulu m'assurer ei ine conv vs,ucre dc son
present eersifcst. J'ai done pssss p'ssieurs
inois avsnt do vous s'envoysr. La segrs~ss
est aujourdhui asssi bicn pspfante qucfls .
jamsis ett ct - plus - ~ .saceisse d ssps
Je us puis done trop oohscillcr, ! toes
ccux qui Iirout ma Icterc, deSsc scrvir dc set
exrcllcst remedc. Je snis scoavsinca que
c'est Ia, que ma pegrcsse Iioit Ia vie. Je
v0us sutorise pablies ma Icttre, si vovs le
.jagss coavsaablc.
OSCAR AYRAUD
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CONDITIONS

L'annec scolaire court du i5 octobrs ~
Ter septembre dc rannec suivante.
Lee placements sont trimestriels et sont In.
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Donaldsonville, es sovembre.

CHsK DocrEuR ET AMI,
Notre Teinture q TAFT merseillc.y Dcux
bouteillcs ont sufIi pour guerir rndicalement
mon petit garc,.n, ags dc huit ans sttcint de
cette maladie si terrible, qu'on sppelc 10
o. 0rbsf, ma adie frrquente bord dcs navi.
res, mnis 81 rate tcrre. J'sjouicrni, gus ma
c0nnassa'ee perron,ellc, votrc 7esntsrs
DtPsrassre aopsre dos suerisc,Is recilcasrnt
miracnleuses, dane 10 voisinsge. rtE
r. D'ARrLYS.
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I BEG leave again this season to offer The
1plsusers sm article Of Bi-Sslphite "f Lime
msde By sne. Since lS48, hsse been coz
DrCted With the Manufacture VI Bi. Sulphits
VI Lime, and believe. with the exceptions ol
one other. a.n the only pers.n In the State
NhO has he'd 6,uch practical knowledge ou
large scslS of the manufacture Of this ian.
pOrtsnt clari6eI: and tkerss,rs need DOt g,
into details recording th~ many thousand
barrels can make " rdi.posc VI. but simply
Sssrsssss - Jssais& eli orders regularly
with ~ gmd ~ srticle - csa be made,
put W IN ~ best bssrsls. and 1t % mod.
e,ate prices % amy othrr manufacturer
hurnisbing ike article. The empty bar.
rels will be received At Z fair price To be
ss-6ll~d- ] ask ot you orders Sor . por.
ss'e ~ ~ u yssr sspply. end Gill sssurs
Very Respectfully,
% RicTD H. cmsxx,
= u srp.-ee NO. No. - Royal It.
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INSTITUTION
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Ma DE MoNTLUZIN a rhonneur Do
Av1 prevenir les parents qu'il de6nitive.
mcnt fiSe In rcntrec dee classes au LUNDI.
le 10 OCTOBRE proclaim.
En attendant que les vastes batisses qui
| doivent incessammcnt rcccvoir lea sleves
| soient compeiemcnt tcrminees, NJ. de MoSr.
LrxiS s'e~t decide, pour tyiter aux enfants
.une perte de tcmps precieux, a ouvrir mo.
n'entanssnent son Institution sur fhabitation
! de Madame A. Oubre. --.
Rien ne serH change nu programme do
flnstitution. N. do MoyTLrziS, assists do
proiesseurs de premier msrite, continuera
done donner aux enfants conies 4 ace
SONS une education tout-alafois, complete,
Hbtraie ct omericaine
n; PROGRAMME DEs ETuDEs.
eLAss. .PRErARAToiRG.
Anglsis, francais, lecture, ecriture, gram.
mairc, histoire ct geographic dcs Etats Cnis.
arthmetque. =
H.. cLAssE coxxrRcIALf.
Anglais, francais, espagnol on allepand.
LITERATURE, nathrnRtiques, tenuc de livrts,
physique ct chimic, histoire ct geographic
universities, hydrologic.
rrrpss cLAssIerrs.
-Anglais, frsncnis. 7espagnol ou nllcmand,
lafin.- gree, literature, poesie. rhetoriquc,
philosophie, math9matiques, physique, chi.
mie, histOire naturelle.
Dcs cours de musique, de dessin, do pcin.
ture, d'escriIne, etc, compleieront ftducsp
tion donnee aux eleves do plnstitution.
- = CONDITIONS;
L'annsc scolaire court du i5 octobrs a.
Ter septembre dc rannec suivante.
Les placements sont trImestriels et sont In.
variablement d'avancs.
Etudes classiqucs coo par an.
Classc cOmmercials ~
Classe pssparstoire so
Pension 100
Rlanchisssge 81 entreiien du Iinge 20
Lit ct iiterie pour tout le tc,nps
que relsvc pause rlnstitution 10
Dessin 5 D. N
Musique
Escrimc
Livrcs et fourniturcs de bureau aux prI1
dc In Nile. Orleans.
Paroisse ~ Jacques, 20 scptembrc 1859.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-19
IT III IsWWItu Utsn DtIOTeI
What thing upon his back lad cot
Did wonder more and morr.''

Go: the information of the Argus, we may
stale that the fact above mentioned zC0uM have
been published in the morning papers had we
known the presentation was to have taken
place In our opinion, it was emphatically a
leading feature.n
The exhibition concluded with the slow mule
rae Three mules were entered. As no man
WIS allowed to ride his own mule, and as the
last mule out was to be the winner, of course
earh rider found it TO be his interest to push
the animal he bestroGe so as to bring his own
mne out last. The race continued for about
three quarters Of an hour, amid roars of langh-
ter, and finally resulted in favor of a stubborn
and lazy rascal owned by Mr.. Frazier, OF Bel.
mont county.
We have had such an exhibition ms the ASso-
Cation and the people have reason to he proud
A tiaer lot Of horses, or more of them, were
never extibited at one time west of the Ale.
ghanies, except, perhaps, at Louis We have
mad six stai0ns, each OF which can trot their
mile inside Of $50; we have had four stations
OF unequailed blood celebrity and excellence;
Three double teams that can go a mile inside of
Tue turtles; six PAGERS that want very little tune
alter @:25, and SOME of them five seconds less;
#foaF Or i've trolters, geldngs and mares that
eha'ie26e this whole section of country for
s!eed and bottom, besides some of the finest
coils, brood mares, draught horses and horses
Tor ali purposes that the three surrounding
States can produce. The sheep on exhibition
are Of the very best blood, and the same may
DC said Of the hogs and cattle There was a
larger display in nil the halls; there were morc
shows, more curiosities aud more people to wit.
ness them, than ever before. We may, there
fore, set the exhibition down as decided sue.
cess aud this success is in no small degree
attributable to the energy aud perseverance, OF
the officers of the Association, who have lett
nothing nndone to bring about the result VIC
are SO highly pleased to make known The
gentlemen directly connected with the business
and management of the Association have Ia.
bored to perform their whole dutyin spite of
tie trials and tribnIations incident to the same.
The rain of Friday was of course very
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-19

~ The fNno Arctic Panorama.
Charleston Courier thus speaks of the ndmira.
bic work OF art which will DC opened this
evening at Washington Hall: "a more recent
and exciting subject for Panorama than the
explorations Of the Arctic regions, it would be
impossible to find. So much interest has been
excited in the public mind in regard to the
several expeditions sent ont for that pur-
pose, that anything calculated to inform us of
the truth OF what seemed almost huuchauSen
tales, cannot be otherwise than interestinp
Mr.. George Hedge has produced picture Dor.
tTaying these scenes, vivid, fearful aud lev as
they are, with power that amounts to seeming
reality There Is an air of truthfulhess run.
ming through the entire work that sturtles as
Tar more than it the imagination was merely
gfatIted, or the sense of sight pleased We
teel. as the picture gradually unfoldS itself aud
presents new aud thrilling scenes, that although
ron ance Is pleasing, nature aud truth are still
more So 1t speaks in language which all eau
understand, and sings to us new song which
IS none the less pleasing because it is compares
lively an unknown theme. Not tree or n
shrub, or blnde of grass Is to he seen upon
crystal and rugged sides Of the innumcrabr ice
mountains heavlng their giittcring submits TO
the skies, while the tumbling MASSES of huge
glaciers all around, and the distant view Of
sparkling ice mnaretS running over the face of
the deep, constitute the widest, most varied
and b1aItIfnl pictures that Imagination can
conceive The glow which rests on Southern
scenery forms pleasing calmncss 20 a scene
upon which the eye dwells with sort Of dreamy
pleasure, while the sicklY moonlight which
comes down through the chilled atmosphere of
the Ftigid Zone rests on Olympic piles Of ice
capped with snow, startling aud awakening us,
as It wc'e from an unconscious state Of exist.
enCe We are transported from the green fields,
wooded hills and valleys to region once deemed
imaginary, until the spirit of the age reused
man to seek, like Columbus OF old, other lands
and make new discoveries They are made
and in this mimic view of gigantic existing won.
ders, the spectator is conveyed on the wings of
OF art to realize in an evening their fearful
reality"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-19
by TEIEGRAPG

EEw YoRK, Sept 11FIour very heavy and prices
easier sales W bills 81 1HdiJO for Sitarf5
G5 % for extra do $4lUe6 Tor supeTHnc wcStsrn
81 % LOT common 70 good extra do, SaR4 90 Ior
oS oP sR aSop OHIO 2S s Sid dull
and decninri sales 9OGO bush at rs Tor unsornd t;g
SprinS Tor new common white Kentucky 81 e5 foT
o anu new red state onzprlVae terms oTrt
hEln prime new will bring Ste. Corn heavy and
S lNea western held at S4&S5c with sales OF F5Tt bush
western and 374ic Canrdan WhIsSy iE ~
bbls at 265Ec. Pork quiet but Arm " vi S"tss l9'
CIScIxxATI, Sept. 17-Flour continues to no
Tor choice suPeihne but sales made freely at tia:
nsure :" heat is Ia stead demand H. Corn very
ing al SO to S'e Barley in fair ennnl whisky steady
brand at $1l2j. = 80 9ss Vi stJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-19

Troy, Sept. IA large b,ick building on
aud occupied by the Troy Hosiery Gu. and the
empire Machine Co., was partially destroyed
by fire at l0=O'cloci tIns morning The bnili.
ing was filed with goods aud valuable ma !,
chtnery. I-nss estimated at S25, 00O assured in
NeTT York, Philadelphia and Hartford Co.'s
The fire originated in consequence Of the hands
putting cotton in the stove.
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TNEwtYoRk, Sept. l7.-A..storm- which set in
| last night from the northeast, has continued
with great violence all day. But little damage
has been thus far reported, but to the bark
Mercy Ellenfrom Buenos Ayres, which dragged
her anchor in the East RiSar and went ashore
on Governors Island
This afternoona Eve story warehouse in pro.
fgress Of erection on Duane street, was partially
/ blown down, demolishing tenant house nd .
joining, and bnrying the inmates in the ruins
SeyeFnl have beenzrescued badly iniurel and
Others her. are believed to be under the rubbish
The steamer AragO which sailed TODAY for
davrc, took 1913, 900 in specie
Tie riot at the ruuncl on the Erie Railroad
was in full force this afternoon No cars had
heen permitted to pass, and at last accounts the
rioters were hard at work hlockading the road
more effectually. The through mails have been
sent back to this city to be dispatched over the
Hudson Railroad and Central. 1T noon. to. tlay,
two regiments of New Jersey militia were or
dercd to the scene of tho riot. Postmaster
Fowler has obtained requisition from the
Government for the despatching of troops from
ibis city. The rioters it is said, have procured
acannon which they have loaded with spikes
to use in case they. are attacked One OF the
tringlcaders was arrested this morning.
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ST.. Louis, Sept. 17.-Denvcr City advices to
turns from Denver City aud Aurora. of the
election of the 9th, give a majority of 983
against the State constitution aud in inyor of n
Territorial organization. IlrturnS from the
mountain districts have not been received
Large numbers Of miners are leaving the
mountains Tor the valleys in consequence of the
rain and SHOW storms
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FOR Safe or RFiss n


OFFER for t9ls or rent The Nm property Known az tFs
4 woodland AItIt' containing three run OF B1rrS vim
MI the modern Tere also ,I txcrr,
set. Of Carling Machines with e a,iittnai mach.
merry, ii rsquirgd itif the =, -
en- immediately, f required.
also or sale two farm zach containing hun
drGi and EiNty aCEGs, OF which 0t o,.
hundred acres cleared Ia excellent so
Of cultivation, With an Orchard ant Prime
thereon On the etlerS there about ms .erS cleared
with good Orchard and BuilLiupE Il
Also, one lot of ground cUntaa!n :hnut synn acreS In -
htE stat Of enl.lvatien Wishtw DksilnE Houses
thrt S", !atSg StrS House, with Ear
smith shop ard tabiiaS Tor eight horses toxethSr villa
other buildings that necessary the mbave pr0pcr
Is lthin 1ne and OnehAlf miles hoIIgrr
on FISH Greek, MtrsiHn county, Fish Geek Turn:
pike leading TO SetoEl, ON the Il. X O. Railroad.
tbs is one ~ The best locations Ia Virginia :nr t,
P"Eshass Of Tle@s ard Other grain Tn Irorerty
oheredon the following terms: One four,
mo''ey to be Pait in ll1d, aud the balance Cal
'enss OF one to and tlrs with Interest IRON
giving %e2cti: bic note NTH apfrn SECURITY
any erseE purchasing, siteolUrnnJty OF seed
Of stock and farming uss on iIDuutjr,
premises j mons hRIIFIIS 10y
"Hzil deM4m Woodland, Marshall Co, Va.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BuTTER-I In kegs 9aIO.
Observation-Disclosures $3@22j
SHExSS-W Western Reserve S1SG99c;
OAHDLss-FaliuW mould Il; dip g; star 22:suern 40
CoFEER-Java lsc; Rio I2Gil2i -
FLaUR-Extra Family 5,5U; Superfne 500
-HHAAT-1.IU91 30.
CcES-9l.
0A1S-3S
RsATHERs-Il945s. scarce.
Et$H-Shad 9ll; derrines So ackerel No g &11l 10 10
EURS-Raccoon 3US93T &c. - - -
GTISsASG-S594O.
HaEEeleys[ e, 2 ton s9,ooi Timothy $1,000
L1HE-LoGisvHle so
eeo8ssssvTsw Orleans 40 Sugar House 45o.
E E4yAL S& -:rurgsnttne 20; tar s45695
RAGs-99I1, dull
RICe-5G01.
zSEEDs-Fiaxseed i25; Glover 5x.
SSoaP-CaSte per 10 l591G; common 5@R6.
SuoAHs--NeW Orleans 1SG8S hid SSaSIE in hill
SAuFF-ScOtcii 2E; RapPee 22Sa26.. - I'VE
ISA-GunpoTder 4s9Iu; Imperial a65 uyson aa7nc.
Touching 2SSs3aci oolonS 35G575c. - -
EoBAcco--6 twists 12; AvesroIi 24GSk
MooL-Unwasted from Is to 90; Common washed 25 ia
so; Fan blood extra 40 to 49, ~ - "
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CHICAGO, Sept 1.-THE fair closed to-day.
II was pectinlarly perfect success. The total
the exhibition of trotting horses thu ciIizcns
purse of $1,000 was taken by Ike Cook, a Chi.
cago horse, Thue-e;299 Flora Temple aad
Princess were nnt cnterel
The billiard match between Phcian and Tie.
man, of 500 points, resulted in favor of tho
former
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WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-Gen. Scott left here
this P. NJ for NcE York, and will sail#in the
steamer of the 2Oth for the Pacific The pres.
cut delicate and complicated state Of afflirs Mt
San Juan, growing out Of Gen uarney's move.
ments, requires great care. and caution on the
part of our Government to prevent n collision.
The President, in comforting with Gen. Scott in
regard to the matter, suggested the propric-
y OF sending some one there who is less
imp:tuous and more prudent than IIarncy.-
Gen. Scott at once informed the President he
would go and as soon as his instructions were
prepared he would be ready to sail. The in
structions are partly prepared and will be con
stdered in Cabinet council to-day. They will
probably be concluded to morrow and fora ard
ed Immediately to New York