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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23
CINCINNATI MARKET.

80. CINcINNATI, February 81.
Flour less firm but unchanged, speculative de
mand fallen eff.
PRovIsIoNs-Nothing done in mess pork. Lard
held higher under news from England; buyers offer
'113@Bc and upward is asked. Good demand for
bulk meats; sales 10000 pounds at 64@6sc for
shoulders, and s49s5c for sides. Fair demand for
bacon; sales 100 hhds at 7sc@73c for shoulders,
and 94c for sides.
CLOVER SEED very dull and prices nominal.
GRocERIEs-Sugar and. molasses dull but not
quotably lower; Coffee firm. p ,1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.

The demand for cattle is improving and prices are
looking up. The amount offered last week was 92S
Beeves, 1S3 of which were sold here and 45 sent
East.
100 head of Sheep were offered, 500 were sold at
S1@3,50 per head, the balance was shipped East
Amonst the sheep offered was one lot of 60 averag-
ing $50 lbs, two averaged $50 lbs, for which $40 was
offered but refused. .s at.
$50 head of Hogs was offered, $50 was sold and
the balance shipped East.-Coml. Reporter.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23

OUR TELEGR APHL INE.-For severalmonths
past, the line of posts between this town and
Mansfield Rave been falling at short intervals,
not only ~interrupting communication, but en-
dangering, frequently, the lives of men and
animals who travel the road. So expensive
have become the repairs, and SO burdensome
has been ehe tax upon the paying portion of
the line, that the Company have determined to
discontinue the Office at Ashland, unless the
citizens of our town, for whose exclusive use
the line between Ashland and Mansfield has
been kept up, will contribute sufficient means
to put down new posts for the wire. The dis
continuance of the Office would be a serious IN
convenience and loss to our community, and
we trust that efforts will be made, without de-
lay, to restore the line. Il
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. PATRICK KELLY, of
Vermillion Township, wellknown throughout
the county as a most worthy. and intelligent
citizen. and late one of the Infrmary Directors,
died on Friday evening, of inflammation of the
brain; after an illness of only two days.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23


; MuTILATED CoIN.-It has just been discov-
erred in New York that there is a quantity of
gold coin in circulation which is not of fhe
required weight, five dollar gold pieces weigh
ing nineteen grains less than the coin ought
to weigh. Externally the coin is that which
is coined at the Mint. But the fraud is perpe-
trated in the following ingenious manner
The coin is placed on a lathe, and made to
~rovofve. A. keen, narrow chisel is set against
the edge, and as the coin r~evolves the chisel
turns ont the inside of it, and penetrates nearly
to the centre, leaving but two, thin shells, as 1t
were, connected at the centre, The cavity is
then filled up with base metal, the coin is
milled over again and the edge galvanized,
showing as perfect a specimen of work in fraud
as was ever conceived or executed:
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23
-, The estate Bank Of Ohio. has issue,

ma The estate Bank of Ohio has issued a
new $40 note. Some parts of the face of this
Bill is printed in red and it is designed to
supercede the three old plates now in use by
the Bank, which have all been successfully
counterfeited. The following is a description
J, los, three men, one seated name of Bank IN
curve above-right end 10 in red die, male
2 bust-left end 10 in red die, TEN on In
a die, 10 in red die.-Iords Detertor,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23

@@<Court commenced its February term on
Yesterday. Judge GIVEN, by arrangement
with his colleagues, as heretofore published,
will preside at the terms held in this county.
We have every confidence that his judicial ca
reer will bear testimony of the wise choice OF
the people by whom he was elected.
There is a very light docket, which will
probably BE cleared during the week.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23

TowN MAP@The only Map belonging to
the Town of Ashland, has been lost from the
archieves of the Mayors office 1t is supposed
that: some person has borrowed, and neglected
to return If. The person having it will do a
particular service to the public by returning it
to the. Mayors Office.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23
Local COLUMN.
ASHLAND, O., FEBRUARY %, 1859.

pa- Wei regret to learn that CHARLES, ell
dest SON of Prof. D1EFENDoRF, died at Hayes
Vile, on Monday morning last, of congestion
of the brain. He was a youth of fine attain
ments and promise, and much beloved by all
his. family and friends ss
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TERMS OF

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vvertisements in single column, ten per cent extra:
Double column, double the above rates and 30 per
cent extra Advertisements loaded and placed in
the special notice column, one-half more than the
above rates
RHy- All notices required to be published by law,
legal rates, viz: 81 each Square for the first three
weeks or less, and 333 each subsequent insertion
Rfy- Administrators notices of appointment, one
dollar in advance . .s5as
B= Business cardsE-Fiye lines or less, 30 per
An transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
All advertisements not accompanied with written
directions. will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
z Yearly advertisements, payasle quarterly. x
The above rates will be strictly adhered to.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23

Light Light! Light More Light!
DOTTER d KNOX have on. hand a good supply
IL of the celebrated D..
COAL OIL AND COAB OIL LAMBS.
the brightest and Cheapest Light known Except
the light If the SUM- Sold in anyquantity. l2tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23
5 GRANVILLE
FEMALE
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL Fol,
LADIES'!

DEV. o.s. Doolittle, A., M. Rector. 7 1;,a,x
Ia AN. Principal; Mrs. PA .Doolittle. Goyerness:
Mrs. NJ M. Indy, Associate, assisted by other abs
and-aecomplished teachers.
offers rare advantages to young Ladies for aeou;T;n,
a thorough and accomplished education. rs Ioes.
hsan Is sb aeidghttfal and h sithy The buildings have
and neatly ,carpeted. a full corps of experienced
and accomplished teachers are Employed. The Rec.
tor, PrlnelPal and teachers reside in the Seminary
thus enabling them to bestow special care snS
attention upon each pupil. Tie course of studv !.
extensive and judicioGsly arranged. The instrue-
uons gwen are full and thorough To thoss
Will be given. The next session viii Commence =.
Thursday the 2nd of September. For -informst;on
or-admlssioni address either fthe Undersigned.
f Q &DOOLITTLE, Rector.
Granville, Aug.4. 1858. 4stf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23
WALL APER!!

DOTTERs& KNOX have just received the largest
i and best selected stock of Wall Paper, Ceiling
Paper, Ceiling Decorations, Borders, Frcsco OrDa-
ments, Window Shades. (plain and fancy) Window
Cornices, Cords, Tassels, Patent Rollers, (every
known pattern,) etc, etc, ever brought to this eoun-
ty, which will be sold cheaper than heretofore. Call
and examine. 80 March II, 1858. 4Itf 81
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23
THE CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1859.
According to the reports from the several market
places in the city, there have been received this
week :-Becves 1924, Cows 166, Veals $50, Sheep
and lambs 5691; Swine 6946, Total 2G3s6. Re
cepts previous week, Beeves 1869, Cows 191, Veals
191, Sheep and Lambs 5046, Swine 1920; Total
4, 1908. Average number received per week
Beeves $3.50, Cows 195, Veals 724. Sheep and Lambs
SGO4, Swine 1O,605; Total, 2s,SO9.
BEEF CATTLE-Number reported for this mar
ket at Forty fourth street, 1900. The prices to-day
are quoted as follows:
First quality. 10@114o.
Medium ,- 94991Oc.
Ordinary TO SIC. =
Some extra good Beevesmay be quoted at 123 @132c.
The general average of the market at. COLE.
The most of the sales range from 9@11c.
A. NJ. Allerton s. Co., Proprietors of the Wash
inrton Rrouo Yards Eartu.fn,rth St-aat .na- liz
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II d R. FREER as Agents for the hest Oysters that
81 are put up in Cans in the United States, keep
those bivalyes constantly on hand. Friendsof good
living will take notice, and govern themselves. &c.
Dec. 8, lS5S.-n27 j. d R FREER.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-23

VJOODS CELEBRATED HAIR RES
w TORATIVE. for sale at
= POTTER 81 KNOX. ai
v12u3otf Drug Store
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
Vermischte Anzeigen.

SIe 8re 80 btSttp.-I5O 8bls. fucsr;or SIb sass gpb,s.
kp, ssriaiseene Sranbs, gu tabtn tei gBm. 9 asIor.
9orbles. - 200 8rren @eameniincs uub SEQ ecr,n soIa.
S''9le gu 9apen ot Gm. SGpIrr.
gE's Otte. % SSls. ~SpTiI9li.htn rcs6tn Slid, ;u ta>
VIZ" Bu. SapIrr.
P'It'h9s' , Spls. 9rrB ue Gut Serin9e, III baeen
Bm. SapIpr.
&s@s-- Soo torsn nhs Vuhp0tretr Stes, 100 DO 9puhpre,
81 seVsh pt @m. Z apIpr.
SG9atS.- SV SoIS. erRlpso, YptpbtIce unb fafe- 3ufer,
!" 'us'h cN gSm. SdfIpr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
Der Undergraduate matt ra5 Vulifum ami ;eiur
Scuticbe ~&eiDDibliot0ce
aus mrbr ais
1900 NamScm

%beltsbsno nnp Die neultcn 9rlbrinumsem Der o,utlben
eItrratur entbnitenr, aufmertiam, unp eupffblt pielsr
rsi6bdlti9en SuferlhaB slr leiBtsen 9'rnnsuna.
Snhsr lpsrpen ausAeIie9sn aessn 6interieauna Don
SI.OO gu 5StS. pei BUD, Sci Nbpnrrment BON 81 Cts.
per Mfcnat unO $500 per Sabr bel 9prausaabluno.
). >. Strdtr, gmbb6neler
SEcapir. jpIl@rn Der 6. u. 7 Strase.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
haltfs nn0 6it,iaes Siehsx.

HHU pW ptltNltptHeH NHfCUcnfn, Neine aus etncll urprosnts
lENeh Ma9cri cocr aus Der 9eben entlprireea.
9Nte tlnrerodulihelt, Sdure int Miaaen, Gplit. 5er,.
brenntn. MppetitIcitSfct, &rn9fliblejt, 9erlfryflna, bluterSs
lito tulr1t p1moTrhcISen. Sn allen uerpoieR Un0 rStuma.
tllfen 6alltn Tar &c 6i %unlIbIt9er Malen ~pebEtbStis gelpirft
lno peillnelSe 6etIura terpprse6radt.
S0ielbe III cine rein ptsctotiiihe Miihuns, rah ircr,
rintnitaftllhcE @jruROlaBen unb na4 Arlpeiuno bcS b.
%rIbn'ttn h:uanoi6rn prCfeilrrs 9OerbaSc, tcre,tet. QBtaen
i:inee 9roHen Grlri1er in oeT msitrn eurppdtiditn Stoefsr.
mar 'slnt &tnflbrnra III etn Der. Sta0ten mebr far Gieieni-
gen ecitmlni. wflthe aus unierm Sascrlanee in cttlem Qlnps
isrltreut nm ga oaiieibe inter itnen arofen Y3ciSSu oe.
fnnoen, 10 bicte liz 60 eeI ameritaaiiGacn 4ubli!un al. iupSm
I'D melB, Dap leint III rtr lh.t wInbtTba rn mcoiciuiIb.u Si1
S%rnltafttn ith Setonntjbait psrihafen rerben.
S%clonoers Nire eS FUR SDihe e~npfeblen, ocrcn GCufiuutinp
ourt ZEN beit6nei9eH Webr0ut Won 0i1urrcu oSer onbcren
AualbmflGun9sn III %lncrenuns serathen linp. Dim Nuaes
meincn au9enbltGlth pirfloni, fnoef IS ieinCn aergpen ySeo
Ium Slee pes Htbens, tFecm cs IN iebt Yerpe %einprinat unS
fs %beruet9t. ben iinfenren 0fif aufrihtct umc in or Skot
neus @elnl1o9eit unp St1rte III Gas gangs SQEttn briRat.
@1rnuRa:
9iegroBe 8srbreituRG oitles ausae;ei6ncrn 9lppaas IA,
ctrldtepeRe Natbdbmungrn 1erp0rae.Uhn, meSbalk p3s QJu.
biitam I'm NnfauTs Ucrlhn9 In mus. 9aru!r NJ e5 nbfbio.
paB :Spr SoerboSe's 6piidnoiite5 Bitter, beYpr Ser 60 fauii'
rifii9 probirt. Gine &Outeile pt.o gHh lscreRacn. oas
CO beer M, ME al, NdChapmIn0en.
rs Sertauft Sl.OO per SOael cher 6 &teiiele az, $a
bel Den elHStsen Gilent5imeTn
SrnIImtn @GQe ir. u. . D
GdbrfeIten Ypn Irtifcln fay @potbcter u &Ssr,;fs,
@iitSburs, @a.
Sn Rthmpnb rpite ottlee 9ifcrs perfauft IN ZEN @nn.
tbFtsR Ger b5. Dove uno @cme., @lsraaeeY DupaL. g1
9etttTIon. y. Snbnlton u. 8rn, W.RDts una. &ppsrloa 9
Slatr, lBartR9 uRc DranC, SbarleS ~3fiaipauQb uno g &
9ttoi, UNI IN alsn StapRn Der 8cr. 5taatsr III 0ieisa 9it.
tsEs Ia eeer apc;Sete ~ balm. I2s.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
Medizinische Anzeizen.
Seine @smiira.GAueoIape srsisIt loosen

S. e. Gif@tr. aet.
eiicn-S brepIacs, tetdnpig frlid uuo pom erftsr
Suali.dt Sci 3. 6. Slider, aat.
@aeau, &oH. .GNsn,, GiheItaHs. gealf .pcmSsr umc
Sppfen enpfstt 8. 6. Gtf6er, @et.
6rllfe Orrauen nne Ncrteamsnts. uuter anperen
ss9rtabiIihe 8lureinteun9e -Ytlen, 9ronbretb'ss, Sanss. unb
eeutidpt saitr> Yi0rn; @ceanes 3ettrs giutn; Suaaat's, 6s
letter's, Scerbapcn's une Sahrs Siiters. friltb crboIsn uno iun
Nerfauf bel 9. Is. 6tfGer, Olaf.
&dmrne, feline unp arctc, ppn Snpta rubber, Glen
tein uno 6crn; ~fran;Siilte une en9liite 3abn> unb gioaeiblriien /;
etts Sau &c Selpsne, III pGtbeI uno 9onen Slaepus, bi
9. g. Nif@er. Wat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27

Nodn ME, ,pentr yer nro in Gurppa 1T eu Iiisrarilhss r,rtsrr,5.
men Dem 9Ibtiim nuWr 10 dnnetmharen Yrpinaunacr ocbnigr
perStn, ME etft DE aBtrts SeS srrBisn ist ,tttnctn ptarnem
1infr. 2Ser G~rcli9raihS 9Sufe beIcut. lraHi niht au,in Nm
bu 9criH9e @uS90be ppn 10 @ts. pr. gHpthc peer us. oMr ,rri
Wonal,, Gin 9eot9en 8 S8ert an, wtlhee fur im unt feline GSmi.
lie blttheneen 9Sertp bal, lpnbern CT bar npCb eleth;eitio rtc Gblucr
elm nambafte baares Capital 81 errarttn, umb trd9t rneI,b nod
ilr oSeunoIn9 etne9 oeutidCn jnlt iutS be, meldbe5 niGt aIeiu fir
bic III 9iep Yort lebenoen drmIitsn 9sulbsn, Ionpern aab FIR nis
Slttnpe oeatldcr Ginmanbrtr, weI4t bier lan6eu, Won rtn ltoeuss
%retdren 5Nl9en len pirb. S
gHt ben lOssnannlea grdmten SertHeiIunsen6 al bas. in &eSe fs.
penpe Hnttrnspnrn nhbte 9enttu. GS ban6e!t lb bier nht I'm,
Die Serihetun9 pm ~e5Olb!eogrn, 9iipuap6ien II. T. ~. iprhrrr I'm,
en beeeutenoee baarte capital, welHe5 In cine 6ana fummenh, Srn
2Sobllano stner 61milte be9imbcn lam; ee barrtlt lb 0udb riht
nm cine IN Nrare Serne bimdNS9ciidt unfortunate 3ttr ipnSsrn
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lib III NleHir Die 3lncc Der NbNlrntcu ltl61 aekat unb Der bffrnt-
liben Sontrpue anbeimaegcten. '""
Am 10. Mai lS1S batote peraIeaabe in TTphen[ieftrrnosn f..
9Unnen, une an 10. 3nIi III Der erie Sanb Der 4uoaaGc in ON
cen crl@t1si Jece 2SobenlNfcrung fot I Is @enfs. Ieeer 8onb
Si.25. ShA 9ebuncene @remplare tOneu 70 Gents mshr " S,omS
99e bfrelts SrlhieIfIe Nro lrfort unb dc 5~rrtiekune INNER bei
Grlhetnen 9ehsIeri. 2te Seltelur9 gilt fur bae aanie gBerf.
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9tanntr, melhe IN Srhn no nod Lfen M0en! iii. bic Noentur nbrr..
aetmen- lppltn, bite id, lid an MID Su wen6en. Nsg @prt. 81
SWi 1851. 80
0rteprih 0erharbt.
(ppit Hpr 4OO1
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
Or. 8. Naper II. u, QomeQ. WaiT.
Yris 81 bic SIaitc; icto 5lafhen FUR So. tu alien @gStbet
III baben.
9lQerl1p GlGweNs4Secf0rnL


bat ia einen lOt@en &uf b%inii&ttid Der 5etluns pOn 6als- unb
Van9en<neteln trmorbsn, Dap ee 9ani unnotbie unlerer 5fits IN
St suttn eigenltetltno oensIb'n ptscsr mf3usSbts. "a &c felt
LANCER 3eit in oieiem 3anee %bsitdnhig gebrauhI mlro. 10 BADEN
mir ipeutr MID rs n6tbi9. ae DEM ] Ebiitum Al peribrrr. ban Bic
9u9lttdt etlt!oen lnis Die bette 1T II. baB ss s~uoerIali9 @ues our
Psrlsuun9 Der Gcioenern tbui mas es btSSer aelban bat.
Aper's Gutbaretiihe 2; lien,
ir betlun9 Ger Srfcpfuns, 8elbiubt. @ascuihwdbe. 9pspep
u, Hutr, ns cereprbenen Wa9ens, otS RotbIaufs. Rppfnebs
Ct 9SleeIcn Neer, Dep RbeuTatienue. @nsitbloee unb Der 6aut
aaHtgetten, 3eberbeltperoen, gSaiierluht, re RlnawurmS. Ser
StnplpuIts uno SaIJhiie, 2Darmrr, @itt, 3srpcnidma6e; cine
'rv Ha'S penn Dlttta9eelfen sur 3sini9uH9 Dec 8lutes.
gSls Ytltn ltmo nit 3uter uberlOsen, hamt lie aud Der
IaaptnotIgre nit ~3etbti9feit %perftlufsn TANK, lie fino eas brte
0anSmiitel. ''S"" ivy 'N''''lF" s" eWsW
greis % Gents per @6ahtel, finn 5babtetu
fur einen Dollar.
ens slpts Anjabl @eiitIihtr, 4cr;te, Staatamirner unS an,
pfF 9stou;auSeHpe Yerlonen babsu itrcn y men ~pereeeeben, UNI
as 5snsm'e cFs nstr9IetNIidcn NuBli&frii oisier p6SnSenannicn
Etu!tstn ." Tu1"tI, ord srlaubt rs Der 8qum ni5t, oIe Momen
M \. ! aS,n sr MOI, ~m = 9ht.nstnonnicn @ssnten lefern uncrn @mee
rllaHi'nsn @shunGp grams, pprin bic Ndmsn lb anaeoe6en I'm.
zen; IsIstt sSt?a., otrlsibs S%Sandneist qeidrtibnngtn C6rr DE-
s w.i"i,, Sp"n N iaIe M n Ux mountaineering UNI cine Sur gu
sTjRIFT: glah IalF nW niht bon pri i,ipienlolsn ~9ierfdufsrn an
esrsr NeoiS9hlen!e, moran le nebr %Yeroisten, abihrtfsn. Dan
foroere bic MYerhteu unS nittS- anber,s yiS Sr,nfsr r,ntis~
w6brt" perosn. NV Nv r"" 'v"" b"
Sn sgsr Irptbstsn gu ba5sn.
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UPWARDS OF 100000
or Losses paid Is tua InsuTaucr Co., II
the past 55 years.
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CONCERNING LAWYERS.

DR.. Wines then next went into an elaborate
history of the formation and philosophy of the
Hebrew courts, giving most interesting ex-
hibit of his thorough researches upon ths sub
iect Among many other pccullarities which he
noted as incident 10 the Mosaic code, was the
absence OF any provision for lawyers. He said
that the employment of advocates in the prepar-
alton and defence of legal causes before the tri'
SmnaIs did not seem to have been contemplated,
from the fact that there is not the least trace in
the Mosaic writings alluding to such an idea.
Nor indeed, said he, is there in any part of the
Old Testament. In the ancient Hebrew, 1t is
said. there is no word descriptive of such an of
flee: and the Greek term for Advocate, 7'aroc-
IefOs. does not once occur in the Septuagint
version. The parties themselves appear 10 have
generally managed their own causes. This was
even the case with those two women OF nban-
doned character, who brought their suit before
King Solomon, himself sitting Judge; and
who fell iuto not very decent wrangIe in the
presence Of majesty itself.
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cnNcEI,NrNG oATHs.

DIR. Wines observations upon the subject of
legal oaths were highly interesting The seru-
'Ies 50 .yfensiyely obtaining under the Christian
d;snensation have arisen, as it seems TO me, from
misconception of certain expressions employ
ed bv our Saviour in his sermon on the Mount,
n norton of scripture, the right explanation of
which. il has been said with truth. requires
more extensive acquaintance with Rabinnical
learning, than any other part either OF the old
hating certain Pharisacial errors prevalent in
,bose GAYS. and, Of course, cannot be properly
understood without a knowledge of the nature
af these errors The words, Swear not at all,
&c have been understood by one class of inter
preters as positive and unequivocal proh'0',
ION Of judicial swearing; and by another (and
his is perhaps the general interpretation as
lined against those irreverent and rash protes
ts,ionS, commonly called prOfane swearing
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THE SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING.
OFFTcE MAEEST, BETWGEY MONROE e CyIOH
NJ oNEY received Deposit paid
vi Special Deposit. Collections promptly attended
Exchange the East bought and sold.
TIIOS. H. LIST, President
SAM'L r. lIILDRErH, Treasurer. janl4
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THE INTELLIGENCEP..
DIR. WINES I.ECTURE.

''TnR nEengw coUers-roaMs OF JuplcL,L pro.
cRDURE, AND ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE"
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G. u. BROWN n


lAS Va AN ~ isEEI,
EALLk u M7shss, Clocks ys~ sii,er and Plated
- u Afe. Fancy uuOia, Sc &r Ghe,saie AID Retail
AGENT Ter tie sale OI TIE tELkhEA1Eb AMEEIGAN
WATciiis :, manufactured bp AIfLyI,S 1HaCV Co.
Agent tie " hELkLkE a NlisIA EN iAG AACuIAiS.
announe lis return from S.v YORK will pitts
softueut Of every yErltgl ot Eoud Le E-, uEsL
b offered al pTless 10 compete with aEy houss
country. Please cat and before puT,EEs1
NhsTS- asplG-l3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

NNNll >. Nh ItNa ~
NAIOLESALE AND IA TAIL Manufacturer Of Fiddler.
w Brides, HaTntas and Trunks deaicr il All anti
ele Usually kept BY saddists, Legs leave inIoiIn
public that he has opcEed.a No. lG5 Main Market
Alley uheEe he viii BE- glad any reracus WautnE
any Of the above articles Asheintends Eood re *
ad sci al fzir prices he hopes obtain lbersIth
of public Particular attention paid 20 ofd-Ted
work. aud TspaIrlnE done viii dilr lrateh. ..rIi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
CHARLES W. GRAHAM,

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
: q q EHs . 4 n o ) N rs ia NRER
ViE unGerFigned citizens cf WFs rIur
ana isnlty that having F1Tshssed the Do Gad Pre-
seTFo store, forsery cvEed by Br- JAMES Tanner
vii eontlnGs 10 carry the Drug business IN a Its
hrFEehss lie most respectfully sociis
tbs public which las herefofof~ rally
szrngsd towards this Old and veil known estabIishH
II Yin be hta aim TO Eeep the pur.s
and at The lowest price, Usually found M veil fur
nisted Drug estails
Prescriptions carefully compounded puFsrt II
Necielnes CHARLES W GRAHAM
No-Ru, cor. Main and WehsteFEts.,
nyE Centre WhseinF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
SADDLES. HARNESS. TRUNKS, dc
WHOLESALE. Is RETAu..

~ continue TO k'yP on hand iarE- and rleis
soFl, o. az aItielss la ts iv ceisisIIE OF Ladi,s
Geti-n-eu's saddle, Pine and Coarsc TURKS
Naces, Carpet Rass satci els Cellars Par,s, Wipe
No-iA rcspe tiuy call attention
by stret siienot aud pruEprHsfs 4sTit
Al Kinds oi repairing prossPty dore, ,rdin ~ -,r
natntr- ,. Is. ShFrpARD
serzd 1si 5-ih St.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19
lotal5, Aotitr5, &f.
gichanond, Nay 10. { $50.
Morrison, Blanchard & Co

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AMI furnish the usual facilities appeFtaih'hB 10
their business.
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at regular rates.
Eastern Exchange for sale to any extent
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Gold, also the same terms
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Interest allowed on money deposited for long
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