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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-02

fAysiotan Surgeon and DentiH-Ottd,ed. Minois
pieasses Of the Eye and Ear cured Ohce in Walk
Ses Block corner Of La Sale and Mili Sts. APPS
e. G. GOODS lCIf. NJ. H..
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OAs> third door OF Oftd,ra B,k, Xdin Street,
OTTAWA, ILLS
nR g. would respectfully cali the attention OF those
IL suffering from Chronic DiseaseS particularly scio
f1ls White Swelling Salt Reun,. Erupt;ons o. the Pace
And Skim ecald Head, Old Sores and all diseases arscs
efsm impurities Of the blood.
AIss Deformities, Curvatures. and Diseases Of the
opine Distortions OF Feet Contracted Limbs St6
Jsiuts, &c.
Csaesr treated upon entirely principle and
With epeeees heretofore unequxied apt
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+. ID. SwEErsER,
Sickle g. File Manufacturer

A IL kinds Of REAPER SICKLEs for Grass or Gram.
"A made to order. Old SickLeS cut Orer and repair
ed Orders from Reaper Manufacturers solicited
pledge myself to do work. which for quality and price
shall DEFY competition. ~ ALL OF MT WORK Is VA
CaM paidfar old FHes. Ola Files re-eus and
r0ntsd.
Bells Mill. opposite the Ottawa House. Ottawa, La
Sale Co., Illinois cc3-u
ISAAC w. AYRES,
.SCne Gutter and Stons Nnaon-Ofi0icd, M.
All kinds of Stone Cutting and Stone Laying with the
Celebrated Joliet Stone done shert notice.
Yard, near the Gas Works. ju2l-tf
OTTAWA STONE YARD
JOHN E(sAN,
Superior Street n-dr GIrnnrds Tagoa EkaLliahnenf
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for SALE ali delivered 70 order
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ROBERr WILSON.


Dre J e
ThusiciGn dE3 SHrgeon.
Particular attention given TO Surgery
1Acs in Gibson Brothers new block, La Sale
est one south of Black Coles Furniture Store.
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Aall 8oaos.
ZI1ls--S-sfM@|7 w ETHN

"A A,
and &c. WINTER ARRANGENFNT
ThntIaad l. ga viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
EXPRf sSee rs sunday az as as follows:
NJ; EVENING NAIL at $40 p N a. M a MAIL IL Il
IRON 9Ip PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at A MIPM
ON SUNDAYS at $40 P. NJ only An the trains CONNECT
fN PIX lr,ns except $40 NJ on Saturdays
pLop IKE DE GRACE and intermediate places al o.
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving Baltimore $50 NJ connect Mt Viii
with g25 A NJ train " D'i'Aiiolo
NoTICE-All colored persons whether bond Or FREQ will
be required to bring responsible white person naron
ally known to the Undersigned who will be willing to sigD
Do 70 me company before they will be passed over any
n2s,tf wM. CRAWFORD, Agent.
81 &c 9sz=. FOR THE -, 80,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Hhi RAf HR1 Toc1H
follows: ' N' viz ""inS WI" run a.
Leave Camden Station Batmore-MaiI Cexeept Sunday,
THE W AZ AN6 Is E6krR fl f fEe M al
reaches Cumberland at $40 and Piedmont P NJ and
through. ~ PS' s0eS uiee'S
po.,u.. D. F0R WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 NJ train.
between Piedmont and Wheeling and between Grafton and
FaTtHers54rg take the 505 NJ train from Baltimore
and from Fradec A. TKAlN leaves Baltimore 40 NJ
THE ELI.IC0TTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 6 2,
a; ~ NJ Ana so T. NJ and Ellcotts Mills 80 A. NJ and
For FAsRIgGToN AND THE SOUTH
Leave baltimore at 90 and $50 A. NJ and 80 and $50
SUNDAYS at $40 P NJ only The second and third trains
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect with
trains on the Annapolis Road. ~ '
N0AAND' Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent n21.tf
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wv A. & F. MARBURG,
W. IMPORTERS AND
MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 4S WEST LOMBARD STREET
We the attention of the trade large well
assorted stock German and Domestic CIGARS which our
superior facilities enable sell at the lowest figures
Large contracts made by In Germany during the dull
times permit hold outexra present. and
the trade will nd 1t to their interest TO examine so
before purchasing elsewhere. siSr
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Steamsbips.

1@%%s FOR SAVANNAH.-SA Jan
sEsaE&sa 18th, O'Clock, NJ the fine steamship COM
MERGE, +. V. Gager Commander, will sail as above
freight passage, having good accommodations ap
ply 10 T. Fl. BELT, Jr Agent,
Jdz4-u Union Dock
<eff%S CROMWELL'S LINE.
H@assAAsaa FOR CHARLESTON.
We steamers of this Line will sail for the above port
vi m ~; hopA y the 10Th inst 4 o'clock p NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
A. C. HALL, Agent,
ro.o ;aI,,;..- -. II6 Spears wharf
NO nils OF iadlng signed after the departure of the
ateanieI jal4 t26
AaE%a BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
a@s@zax=4zs% STEAMSHIP CO.-For SAVANNAH bt
now received and forwarded with Dispatch by the ships Of
this line. Apply to + II BETT IN 4P' "
nE1-ll Union
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
Ia $50 f-issssgssEzzss;.- lyz.s5


D. WLNI,ER 44RRANGENE-VY
lows, viz: ~ ''ie' a. loA
r ~ FOR THE WEST
Isl Inc Mm Train leaves daily Sunday excepted) at BIS
a ~ ing at Harrisburg At 1922 p NJ there CONNECTING
with the Express Mail Train for ~ 'Ae''ie
P!TTSBURG AND THE WEST
ATTY g IN Flttsburg at T. 55 A NJ Pittsburg by E
press lfaln ana arrive at Chicago NJ Ceavelad AT
~ e. ~ Leave Columbus at ?. NJ, arrive in Cincinnati
at $50 p NJ and St Louis at / 20 p NJ " 9'-AAA'4
ID The Cincinnati and Chicago Fypress leaes daily Sun
gay excepted at $50 NJ arriving Harrisburg at NJ
ahe supper and connect with the Lightning Express Train
over te pennsylvania Railroad arriving in Pittsburr al 10
A NJ, chicago at NJ Leave Columbus at p N and ar
rive IN Ilncnnat at $50 r. NJ and St Louis at 30 p N
r,.r. ON SENDAYEFENING
trains above. " 7e "4'iA
90 H"is CHICAGO.
~ Z, ''''''''''..''. CINCINNATI.
~ LOUIS.
FOR THE NORTH
ISL me Mail Train leaves Calvert Station at 8I5 A. II
uay Except Sunday arriving in Harrisburg at u % NJ
lamsPort at $50 F. NJ, and Elmira at 20 P NJ where
the train lays ' N
I'd The Buffalo Niagara Express Train leaves daily
SUNDAY excepted at 80 p NJ arrive in Harrisburg At
Buffalo at TO- 30 A. NJ connecting at Emir " In trains for
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA
And at Buffalo with Suspension Bridge and tbanca
via the Great Western Railway for all parts of
CANADA AND THE W EST AND NORTHWEST
or IlCkEIS and further reliable information
please apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station y T. corner
oil calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore.
III v,pNrp NIL, C. G ADREON, Superintendent
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Business Dams.

>. AMEs BOYD, , = ON ,,,, .,.
EsEfsas ss2r 5xsT R K r. and s Is
7 H. 4 J. S. HOGG,
Nos AND 10 CLAY STREET
work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Lohbng attended to with punctuality. ial-tf
| MAGDosSsAlLD & DUGDALE, GEO D'''Al1'
A'n ~ eVANo, CRANE Ss1 FIat l. CORN MEAL,
All M on hand &C.
diff Cor N'ElDHn BIir TTafT AND PRATT ST.
n CASSARD 4 SON.
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
pRovi $50 SsA GFSE Il
| Nos 4O7 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
n3d Baltimore
7 UTHER J. COX & R. B. WARDEN,
GEES ~ GoK NAIS5Ke AGENTs
Rel Ell ESTATE f1 fHSFS H{e H#Sf MORTGAGES AM
T LYLE CLARK & CO.,
q. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIRGINIA M t1s gfE sAtf e TOBACCO,
TT W. DUNCAN,
TEAS, VINES RsA ANb x GROCERIES,
o,s.t, s. E. CORNER fAYEFTE AND PINE sTBEETsi
JSo. GAYNoR' PROVISION Dealer,
4S South STREET.
Constantly for sale Bacon Hams, Sides, Shoulders Lard
| Mess Pork, &c. sl4-6m
TOHN H. O'DONOVAN, JR.,
RGS Ab nS o Resi- e Es S Of quoRs
OILY ASD kYE ' " H IT stlfGF
au2S-f 80 Cheapsde, Baltimore.
| DOE & HOWARD,
L WAREHOUSE, 10 SO PRATT STREET,
| BowLYs Wharf,
| Manufacture SASH, DOORS, BI INDS, FRAMES and al
kinds of SASH FACTORY WORK
Also, furnish every description of BUILDING MATE
osO-tfr FACTORY-LOCUST POINT, BALTIC.
| I A. DUSHANE,
| u. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
| NO 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST.
near Lombard
John W HOGG,
| u ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT
| FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
| Office 2, [up stairs No. II South street,
| NEAR BUILDINGo
T EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE,
| IL 4 ARTIST,
| STUDIO McELDOWNEY BUILDING,
| mr3l Corner Charles and Fayete streets.
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

AJENC1
Il
J. d. PRATT 4 co,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE CHARLES sTRFrTs
The propietors respectfully invite Merchants as ara
not already subscribers the Agency who sell goods on
credit to call and examine system and the reabli
ty Of our information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials of thousands of merchants in the differ
ent cities East and Wewho have years been subscribers
we can assure all who will CALL whether they sell goods to
the cities or country towns ample to the rea
ny OF our information and the great benefit be derived
lIolh tIe -NeeIcy ny titse VINO subscribe mrf-G
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Steamboats,.

rasIEn OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
ET7ExlS-7 STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Company boats having put in complete running
ORDER are now prepared to every description of river
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
Inc Colnpany's Boats as follows:
Steamer IlGRESS, Captain Luke League
,, Steamer lIONESS, Captain A. H. League
Inc commanders experienced and every ausr
anee gwen for the safety of their charge e
raIe OF owage VIII be made reasonable For further inor
NATION apply TO the Captains on board, of the agent
:,os WM. II. BOLTON,
No
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LII FOR SALE.-The schooner MINIONETTE.
lob tons, centre board, years DID,
and naed-caies 5,l00 bushels corn-draws six feet
loaded in rsrate order, and will be sold bargain Gp
ply to W RHOADS' Il SON
aul7-tf ~~-''
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SAMUEL A. HOUSE,
~ Late Of Elrman Dc House,
FLOUR AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN
CofN MEAL, GRAIN, MILL FEED BALED HAY &C.
No. 2S6 W. PRATT STREET
Two doors East of Howard,
(Ihe store recently occupied by Willis d Co J Baltimore
80 REFERENCES: "
MEssRs. NEWCOMER az SToNEBRAKER
c. ID. Kinks Co.
CHAUNcEY BROOKS, Esq, Pres't Bait O. r. R. Co.
CHARLES X. COLEMAN. Cashier Mechanics Rank
MES5Rs. JAS. HOOPER x Sons.
PAT'K GIBSON, Esq, Bank of Baltimore
JouN f. WILLIS, ESQ soI6m
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WUballU.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
I. J. Martin, lb. r. D. Banks, lblA R. Courtney los
G. s. Grayely, Allen Knight, :. C. H. Lawrence, los
" L. Saunders, . Tobacco Queen, " Goode Co.. los
Brlce Thomas, - II. Taylor, " c. j. Wood los
]. Sheldon, 90 s. S. Law, Twist L. J. Ward, los
j. J. Crittenden. /" r. NJ Ross, Dennis los
Harry of the West" "A R. Courtney 1t ps T. Newman, los
). D turner, Roseneath, &" ~. L. Orton los
Queen OF May, Pilkinton's Plan Nicholas, EOS
g. l. Preston, ters Pride, 8 Uncle Toms, 20s
Ferguson, Hatch Old Dominion, &c Marigold, u h.
er u Co., A. r. Courtney, IS Planters Pride,
lG. Ii. Lawrence SIS
In store and for sale by COURTNEY & son,
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@NWILLIAM +. GETTY,
EaaxazA AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
S. E. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS
Baltimore,
BRANDlES,
-, RUM, ETC,
with the assurance om him that every article shall prove
as represented and at prices but te above the cost
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New York O'Clock, A NJ Portsmouth at * oclk A.
BBa at@olps Wfl d,?n at IL
For Augusta Charleston the South via the Manches
ter Railroad finished.
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any other
points on the james River connect with James River boat.
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
HSPassengers for Edenton, Plymouth, Eewbern Wash
lngton, Weldon, GoldsboTo, Beaufort
Wilmington, ~ C., will find pleasant direct and
agreeable route NJ \. FALLS,
Baltimore, Sept. 1858 Presiljent
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'1hS =, riGkRELL, LEWIS WARRINGTON.
Ohm F. PICKRELL & CO.
= GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ia SMITHS WHARF,
Baltimore
tive attention to of Cotton Rice Sugar Mo-
lases, Provisions and Fish, fill orders for Flour Grain
and Groceries. ' ~
Liberal advances made consignments Flour Wheat
and Corn to our friends in Liverpool. au6-tf
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Sbippina.

4 FOR LIVERPOOL.
sS@AThe British ship "REIEA SYLVIA Capt Chas
Evans, Sl tons register is loading, will have good
dispatch. For light freight which win be taken at low
rates, apply to DAVIS & WAKEFIELD,
srrha
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II NUX & CO..
IN SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
9GRoCERs EXCHANGE,
BALTIMORE.
Liberal cash advances made consgnments of Produce,
and every and latest information relative to markets fur
ted e ->Sf~'>-s ~, 10 1 .f
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rs-Annrsr ron BuRGIARY.-A man ma

r~AnnEsr ron BURGIARY.-A man ma
med John Williams, was arrested near
Bellair, on Saturday by officer Hague, of
pittsbnrg. charged with breaking open and
robbinr the jcwelry store of James Ken
nedr of $500 worth of goods on the night
Of the Both uIt. Up to the time of Viii
liams' arrest, all efforts to ferret out the
thieves were unsuccessful. The Mayor of
Pittsburg flooded III :. country with cirSu-
lars descriptive of the articles stolen, and
a day or two ago received despatch from
BeIlair, Ohio, that two men were engaged
in selling jewclry there, under suspicious
rrumstanccs lie onmuaicated with
Mr. Kennedy, who was armed with the ne
ce:sary documents, and proceeded to Bell
air. On Saturday tlio Mayor received a
despatch from Mr.. Kennedy, stating that
the thief who had stolen 'his::valuables had
been arrested Officer Hague came after
the prisoner, but returned without him. it
being necessary to procure a requisition
for his delirerance lie is now in jniI at
MoumdsviIlc.
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0at1t1ltRtfinl.
WHOLIESALE- .MARkEl.r

kLoUR-Extra Family $3.50; Extra $50; suporfip,
SOY: Buckwlleat 2l<c e pound.
BUTTER-In kegs. 9@iII.
BuCKETs-AInrietta $2R2o5. .rtE7 "s7--
ShEEsE-fostcrn Reserve 9lSalOQ.
Z C4NrLEs-Tdllow mould lIes dip 12c: star 2sc
sperm 4Oc.% --Ns4EsIEsE z = - -
TALIow-1O@12c.
CoFFEE-IaY9 1St.; Rio 121Eal3e,
WHEAT--Sl, l6GI,2S. 49, az 's.s y ~
RTE-SOc.
C'oRS-5Oc.
OATs-SSc
REATHERs-4O@I5c; scarce.
Sl114g12. w.
4d:fGEs-l'aesoen oo@sNe,
. GISsESG-25@35c.
lIAr-ClOver = ton 50; Timothy SO
uoPs-TGSSc., dull.
IINE-LOusvile 81, so q.
SIoLAssEs-Ncw Orleans sOc.; Sugar House 500.
GOLDEN SrRUF-5T6tGoc.
NNyAL sTS1&s-Turpentins TOc. Tar s4ll95.
/ ltAGs-3GG3I[c.
RIcE-S@a5I[.
sEEDs-FlHxFeed s., 90; Clover s5%.
SoAP-Castilc = 10 l5@lcc.; Common sec.
SuGARs-New Orleans SIC. in hhd &C. in Dbl
SSrFF-ScOtch 26c Rnrpcc 22G2Gc
TkA-CunPUwdcr 4O&cTCc; Imperial 40GG5c: IIr-
sou S'ss I0c Pouchong 25@3Oc OOlong 35tyT5c.
AoHACCo-6 twists l2c+; five roll 24gG2sc.
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EE-No CAUSE AssIGxED.-The friends
of the boy, William Greer, who committed
suicide by hanging in the First Ward, on
Sunday evening, are unable to account for
the commission of the act Ho was cheer
full during the day and nothing unusual
WAS observed in his manner. From the
heavy fluctuations about the neck of tho
deceased, it is supposed by Coroner Day
and his jury, that he must have been
hanging long time when discovered and
cut down. From The manner in which he
WIS suspended in the garnet and the care
with which the rope was thrown over the
rattcr and I"oped, it is rot thought prof. :
able that his death could have resulted
from accident The deceased was seven
ten years old, and his uutimcly end has
completely overwhelmed his parents and
friends.
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n@GnEAr Rrsu.-The sale of jcwclry,
&C., at %uetion in Bishops store, Aluin street,
started Off last evening with "rush."-
Tic goods are of a very superior quality,
and Judging from the manner in which our
citizens made purchases last evening, the
prospects ola large sale must be very flat
tering to heproprietors. We are informed
on what VIC consider good authority, that
Messrs. Gardiner & Co., will make every
article sold to be of the quality represented
at the time of sale; or the money will be
refunded. The Dayton Empire in speak
ing ofthese gentlemen, says, "IIo is small
man but man all over" declaration that
will not apply to all persons engaged in the
jcwelry business. But which we think is
we'll applied in this case
We would advise our lady readers 10 call
in-.nd examine this magnificent stock, and
make their purchases, as it can remain
here but few days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20

Rg"THE CsE OF DIR. HosrErrRR's SroN-
AcH BITTERs for Dyspepsia, Flatulencc,
Heavfness of the Stomach, or any other
like affection, is second TO none in Amer
ic" or abroad. To be able to state conf
IDENTIFY that the 'Bittcrs' are certain cure
for Dyspepsia and like diseases. is 10 the
proPrietorS source of unalloycd pleasure
1t removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, puriiics the blood, imparts re-
ncwod vitality to the nervous system, Civ
ing it that tone and energy so indispenso-
BILE for the restoration of health. The
numerous acknowledgements of its supe-
rior excellence and bcncficcnt results, have
assured the proprictors that it cannot but
prove great cure TO. the afflicted. and i'm
part vitality to the thorough system.
See advertisement in another column.
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mgBrentlinger's Extract of Dan

EEB~ Brentlinger's Extract of Dam
delion and Sarsaparila.-'rhc beat
Blood Purifier. 1t will cure Pimples,
Blotches, Skin Diseases, scrofula, Sore
Eyes, letter. Bottles, Old Sores, Rashos.
Salt Rheum, Mercurial Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic rheumatism, Erup-
lions, Enlarged Joints, Dropsy, and Hu-
mors of all Kinds.
Dr. Eoa@s Tonic and init Dyspepfie
IIiis.-The best family Pill in uses These
Pills are offered to the public, after many
years experience of their valuable proper
tics as 81 safe and reliable family medi-
cine. They operate gently as a purgative,
cleansing the stomach and intcstines of
all Irritating matter, without producing
sickness, or facilitating the digestive or
gains.
Mrs. N. 4. Gardner's Balsum of Lioer-
mort and HoGrhoWnd, is the best prcpara-
ton now is use for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Splitting of Blood. Hopping Cough,
Asthma. Difficulty of Breathing, Influenza,
Quinscy. Phthisic, Group, Liver Com
plant, &c.
The above named Medicines are for sale
at the Centre Wheeling Drug Store, by
REED & KRAFT.
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JomNsoYs SBLF-GXNRRArING GAS LIGHT.
The public arc invited to call at the
Mcclure House and examine the merits of
Johason's Safeguarding Gas Light. 1t
cIn be had in the country as we'll as in
every town or city, without the expense of
bringing pipes from the street TO your
house, but have the whole apparatus I'M
der your own control. Each chandelier is
as portable gas work of itself in all its
ornamental forms of common coal gas
chandeliers. The cost OF the complete APP
paratus is from 50 90 upwards, according
10 style. All can have brilliant gas light
at the low price of about one cent per
hour. Any person, upon examining this
burner, can see at once that the Inventor
has arrived at q degree of perfection sur
passing all othOr productions of self-gen-
Grating gas light; from its simplicity in
construction and capability of being thor
oushly cleaned from any collection that
may form from generation, it is render en-
tireIy practicable for all purposes.
This light is exhibited by Messrs. Cham
pion and Brownell, gentlemen who come
well recommended. 1t has been examined
by n number of scientific gentlemen, who
pronounce it a most useful and prac-
teal invention, being far superior to any
thing of the kind heretofore introduced.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20

RB~ TuE RIvkR.-The river was rising
a little yesterday. The stream is full of
floating ice which does not at present
hinder the passage of boats, but it is feared
that couple of cold days may freeze it SO
hard as to suspend navigation.
The Fairy Queen and r. b. Hamilton
arrived yesterday morning both with good
trips. We are glad to see that these boats
hor" entered into mn arrangement by which
the Hamilton will hereafter leave on Fri
day. They have been running along side
AID fighting each other in the Portsmouth
trade for three or four weeks.
The Eunice, Capt. McLure, is also here.
Tie Woodside has returned from Pittsburg,
where she has received much improvement
and is now making her regular trips in
The Pnrkcrsburg trade. The Cheyoitt and
Minerva, two excellent boats, continue to
make regular trips in the Pittsburg and
Wheeling trade
The Courier, Capt. Sam. Mason, will
leave for Cincinnati this evening. II such
thing is possible, the Courier is growing
in popular favor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20

GES>Wa call attention to the land adj
verified for sale by Mr.. Richey. There is
near it good site for (" glass factory, hav-
lngah the material for an establishment of
that Kind, at hand. viz: coal, limestone,
and sand, of very superior quality Mr.
H. is, and has been for several years. sup
plying the glass factories in Wheeling, for
the manufacture of green window glass;
IL Is tn" best sand they can get for that
purpose
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River ana Weather.

ST. Louis, Dec l9.-River rising slowly,
and has risen inches since SATURDAY.. No
ice running. The river is now lower than
it has been for the past ~ wears, there
being only 3 feet inches in the channel to
Cairo. Weather quite cold, with indica-
tionS of snow.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l9.-Rivcr risen - in
ches last 48 hours. now % feet 4 inches
water. Weather cold, favorable for pork
packing. Some snow yesterday morning.
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-SESr Cr AGAN.-For the nine hun
dFed and nincty-niuth time, within the
recollection of this depOncnt, Little Jack
Allison was seat to Jail on Saturday night,
oy AID. Wright Officer Scroggins found
him in the Market house drunk, and dis
l1F0ing the peace aud Enthusiastically
the dignity-of that classic region known
as the Gilt Edge. Drinking bad whisky
n"s become sort of disease with Jack,
ana he can no more quit it than he can fly.
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Destructive Fire,

LsxrSGroS, KY, Dec. l9.-Kciscr's -four
ing mill of this place was destroyed bylire
last night. Loss from $751; to S2O,OOO
Insurance $4,000
MEDINA, o., Dec. l9.-On Sunday morn
ing the warehouse and Orleans mill owned
by Hill. Whaler & Co., were destroyed BY
fire, together with their contents OF grain.
valued ut 100000. The total loss is 800
600, with S36, 900 insurance.