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, 1859-06-29

Some YEARS ago 4 Cincinnati paper received
a1s,l printed the first chapter Of what appeared
to lr NEST thrilling romance, in the sxl,rcta-
'iou ef being. provided with the concluding
portions lis might b. needed. The chapter WAS
very ingeuuon-ly written. and concluded BY
leaving the principal character suspended by
the pantalo"ns from the limb of tree OYER
perpendicular precirier, Ii attracted the Nj
tcnf'on "f the press, and inquiries began to be
made concerning the continuation Of the fate
Of lis hcr": lay after day til. siet,mized pub
fishers luokcd tor the remaining chapters. bur
in vain. They never came To hand. Fiutsin,
that they had been sold. aud wishing to put !.
Stop I" the jokes their cotempurarics werr
cracking at their expense, they briefly coue!u.
dcd the s1urv thus:
CHATTER Il-t0NClrSI0N.
After hanging IN The lrrarllerN,ls trce for four
weeks. his rantalouns gaze WAY, aud Charles
Melville rolled headlcns over tlie vawning pre-
cipicc.
liz fell a distal,cr Of five miles, and came
down will, the small Of his back across stake
and rider tcncr, which Jared him that he
was compelled t. travel in italy for his health.
whrrt. lls is at present residing. He is engaged
III the bnlchering business and is the father O .
Il large family of children +
, 1859-06-29
#cDlrnfs, ST.

Browns Bronchial Trocho%-
BroWn's Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Troches.
TrOches,
"Pte-sE!sea':y tbs ::&t acd su.."
REV. HENRY WARD BEE,'uEi:
recommend fis.: u.s :" P:.1c Speaker,
REV. E. II. CilArIS. KEW YuLK.
Great sssves it snsrlnns lt<a,.e:.<.>-
REV. PANEL WISE, NEW ytEh,
Il E1Te pfuys1 tasn t11r.ls,t + = W..-,,..;,u:n
REV. II. ". WARREN, Lu,r,,S
"9'eaf s*ued; N adtti,t, II thu 81, -. J., ...cr.
DR.. J. F. ". LANE. Ea,>YrN,
3mp!e ac'i "tat e'r !A1 Il & t,';--.,, tc.'
Dir. q. +. GELow. Eo>Tn:
"Conta1a no Opium or a.yihin. in;r:lou-."
DR.. L. 4. HAYES, CHEMIST at>Ins,
Fesy toehe:1i IN r-,r * 'ht isss,ss. wa. ..Lpx1 10
sptak thntsA .i.ftrfiu, f'",4 LIT"
REV. ). J. I. ANDERSON. ST i.nl.i
I.eaft:y unlts IN he as,vs c,.L.l,....: &c.
REV. u. <cllCiLEK 81 ;.,y:.,
~ friend having :s,,! n;.ny rrrrc,s- 81 A...av
aens:f, iosae Te'.f 1rn:. IL. T;,ci..-'
REV. =. LEE+> FRANKFORT, ILL.
PENT TON q co..
-apASEe"ta NJ. Il l. 4se -t:e+'-
ST . II \ Z II j;lr'rEl;> +
, 1859-06-29

correspondent nf the Missouri hFuNti.an,
writing. from Tubac. June l.'ti,, saws
\ l"ftion Of tie t;i1a river cxplorn. party
have returned; they left SONIC ten or twelve men
win "trc determined tn "a Oh, until fully satis-
hc'l that tlitre were 10 gold diggn1s worth
working. Abundant signs nf sol! were fnund !;
anu i lew placcrs which III. Il. bc worked with
profit, WAS there witrr Heal: ut la,td The want
of water will ALWAYS be tile bar 10 any extensive
gold working III tlis re:.i,u,. There are placrrs
within ter rifles nf Tubnc which would pay
!and~'r.:ly. but t.cre is TO water within amy
reasonable distance. and it would ,1nt pay to
pack the dirt. Tic Iapayo county, seventy
niles west Of Tu1ar, abounl> in gold. but there
Gun scarcely r fnt;i,1 sufficient for drink
in:. !n,I'n>rs in 1lc dry srasun, uml what little
t?4rrc slo> exist is COLLECTED by the Indians into
Ehs and ta,lks
Silver ,ninirx drax= SLOWLY. All the cou,ra-
mrs !rrt, tlat arr now in operation, t,re
Strengthened for want nj funds, Of specie,
.uanIs. which il is very difficult to obtain
i'l"l'tr n:lrlner. is also ncedet-steam ell
.lnr>. >:ainr,n., mills. :se., and above all nru
"h'' understand eN1ractin. siIrcr from its yari-
nus 'hrS. Suc!l persons can sunn make fortunes
herr. l:us wi,i,ont capital in ready n,nury.
proper ,nar.l1Ecr:, ant! persons who understand
thu inansGri,rnt Of silver hines, It concern can
nana..' +" exist rnv short time Sia;1ir, il.
tnfi's' works. in experiments and bad manage.
inent, Il company may squander the capital Of
the Bank ot England and never pay solitary
dividend. rs there is prospect that some com.
l'Hn"s will do. although their capital is little
less than ]lla1 o! the l:ank Of England.
, 1859-06-29

aoSTET'rER's STOMACH B1ITER4
Sud by B"LLES SMITH l. 20, t.. l~.., >:ss.:
HosTETTER's SToN ACS RI"TyRs,
So't by E. T. WATKINS + TO-, - S:.:v ,,,:s,
HosTETTER'S STcMACGI B1TTEaS,
Sold ~ J. Ii. EEcp CO.. II, Al: Il; i..., .,,.:.
HosTEITER's STOMACH BITTEa:;,
Sid by HAVEN. FAEHEL L 60, ;7w.: -.-.v.
HosTETTER's STOMACH ElTTlRe,
Sold by sARG EST 1LSLEl, .:,l-..r ,sc.t
HosTETTEE' sTowAcA3 31ITER5
Sold By J. E. :. FULLER CO. >: Wat: t:tr
Hos7ETrER:S TCMaCH PITT. RS
Sob. BY EotKEE. INNS CO, Z, w4:>:,,,.,
HosTETTER's STOMACH RlTTEnS,
Sold oy L. READ = Gu, :: ...sc '-r.
HosTETTER's STOMACH D1rTERs,
S'!l:Yu F. FFCi!.!: A..,.
HosTE1TER'S STOMACH BITTEEa,
Ha;r, 4: i4e:r Tn,.c A.: :l4.r NJ. Il: VIZ :.,.,
eseerlet a'ii ppa-s. thai 1';t:: IS: l..
4x~tsr:e lEs3 t''s:. rfe.tt,t t::: So, y. al
vent tt"; t.'" %t re:,s 'i.'s.I..: &c
LIZ ::c.as:c ar:!t.e u. .;,.'! -: -: r. -,
s1ontctter j smith.
u. = ia f.i SIX H.'!. IA.
, 1859-06-29
THE THO FAIRS.

-''''''''' r''tf anu Cattt Show ior the l.;l,
~ Sept and i'll this city They do ,nut Say
that Chicago is all improper place for tlu. Fair
u bc held, or that the time designated il mi,
Sc 'o' carly or too late. Tic burden Of ram,
flalnt is that the Fair of the Suljona, s,.,;f,,
will interfere with tie fair Of the State suie,r
advertised 10 he held al Frcep,rt III the 5,l,.
and that the attractions Of the latter will m,le
tie former a failure.
Nc take 1t that these gentlemen will larc
reason 10 revise their opinious When they arc
assured that the prospects row are tia, tl,.
gathering ut Frccuort will lie in all r.sp,,.,s
on' Vi The largest, and with the exception u.
t''a' Ill 'ltlca;so iii 1856. the most profitable
ever fr!d III the State. The st.>rk--n,wcrs and
Inventors Of Illinois with co,umcu,ah,, mil,
in Their ability to make au ;u,,n.s,;,,, c,,:,;
uoh arc, We learn determined tia, tlu.;r An.
nnal si'o" "llall no, suffer s,y comparison will,
any OF It's predecessors. They will have f1,;r
choicest stock and mpst ,rrf;xr,x ti,,;x1,,.,
machines Mt Freeror+ and. excited hy their
successes therc, tic winners Of nrizcs ..t,
transt'r the cattle. lsorscs, g., unou r,s,.,
they have won, directly to Chicago for a wi,lcr
field Of competition. Again, t,,c un,,s,,,,
;'ttractlveness Of tie National Fair will r,usc
many breeders to send their chti,,. an;m.,e =,
F.""ncrt-oai:n.!s TIA: ..o;.;d ,,,, o,hor,.;.,
be moved from home. They will do ,Iis.
because after tl,c Freeport exhibition is c1os,d
the stock may be easily, cleaplr and safely
transferred here. They thus take two c),a,r.,.;
ol premiums and Of sale. To Us it il c1e,r t,,,.
the Fairs will aid each o,hcr-that each will
be better in consequence Of the ncarncss Of ,he
other-that there is not the least occason fir
aoy strife or bad blood between their resno,:.
I've managers. ana that those prcfessed friends
I" 'he State Society who are seeking causc of
censure and uttcring qucrulous and unioupd.
I'd complaints, will not be t,,aakcd by the Iii.
nos farmers, whose interests they llavc Under.
@A"en 10 advance. 4 little generosity and
';o'o4sf'ly vii! 'aakc tie Stale Hair brilliant
''S~eess. II. however: t!4ose who claiu to
epeak LOT Its managers, adros1ise in adra,oa
'nas 1t Will be failure, we must charge un,n
1oen TIC responsibility Of making it so.
, 1859-06-29

The Cambridge Chronicle says that a gen
tle1n.:s visited one Of their f:lshonably built
churches, for the purpose Of worship. and nn
have plenty Of seats to III, SIR" fhe sexton,
however, Notwithstanding his cute answer, con-
descended 10 show the stranger to Il seat. 1T
ths' close Of the services, the gentleman inauir-
cd fur the Treasurer Of the Sociefy. aud :sccr-
tanning the price tor one year, lie quietly handed
him the amount, with the request that tic SCAT
might be PRESERVED for strangers"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-23

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-23

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-23
NOTICE OF CO.PARrNRasuIP.

NVIICB w SVSEA8GN0
MR. SAM. D. HICKS, as0sssy a 0ssssiIIs Csssy
N2 Moth Caro,iss. sod HE q Ne os0 II nsewsly
Meks a fsssssbssH Va. The Ssy admitted 10 esssss
chin IN ny huose IAe bsssssa St - epsSssssa us1W
The orW ssd syn a o. .. WILLIAMS HlCEA q ~
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friends &c he liberal supSnss ssa psasssaes 6eswv4
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AL pu sues having sSsias eesiess vu Dsss Dsv0ss
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bills are rsqsssssa psy sssi; pssssissAss ~.
vssess nsds thossA. % 9Th u pfstsss. vsn Sass4
RisAassd, jss. !, $50.
.. r. WILLIAMS 4 HICKS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MynCnAxI0 3 o1xE1At
AGENTS
20 m oAlo -
TOBACCO, WHEAT, As.,
Ne. oh0sso o1DS
ase00A Va,
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Late 4 Dssssiv MA fsssss9 V
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-23

- - 90
=. S0n0II1 nsuon AoSO.s
e A0aas aRanRR. =. =.
$780, s.ua.s.. : d. e s.-a-s.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-23

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$3.50 Fr%@ tSerrynelS = ffenss Ssoso =. E:...sos
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-23

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-23

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-23

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SANDS sARsAPAR1LLA.

The voluntary testimony Of citizens who
their restoration blessing provi
this celebrated hygeIan remedy: that for
angush under the pain OF rheumatism for the
scFoulous blotehed Pfmpled disgured the suffer
umors and abscesses the victims Of dis
vers the dyspeptic aud eneebed there
every reason hoDel Thousands of such have
this and thousands and tens OF
thousands may yet be raised health by
Prepared and sold by A B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton ST., New York.
Sold also by t. II. LOGAN CO.. Wheeling. and by Drug
gsts generally. my24-lW
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THE seven gentlemen who are in nomination
for the House of Delegates, from this county,
and who are to be voted for to morrow, are all
pretty we'll known to the people of the county,
by either their age, public experience, or long
residence, with the single exception, perhaps,
Mr.. n. Richardson. Mr.. Richardson is the
youngest man before the people-the youngest
man, perhaps, who has at any time, at least for
a long period, been candidate from Ohio county,
being oaly about twenty-five or six years of
age. But we can assure our friends in both
the town and country, that there is not, in pro-
portion to his age and experience, better man
before them than Mr.. Richardson. He is hon.
est, fearless and able, aud will this people
faithfully if elected, which we both believe and
hope he will be. We have known Mr.. Richard
son from boyhood. He has been our playmate
and classmate, and he is, and has ever been
known to his friends for his goodness of heart,
and his candid and cool Judgment, and for his
liberal views. We commend him to the SUI
frages Of the people.
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fFor tlle Inlelllaeneer.l

John Letcher and Sherrard Clemens voted for
the Lecompton constitution. That instrument
was based on fraud and PERJURY. The Buchan-
an administration attempted TO force it on the
majority of the people Of Kansas, against their
known will, they having rejected it at legal
election by ten thousand majority. This out
rage on Democracy and honesty, was defeated
by Douglas and other Democrats uniting with
the Republicans and Americans Ought these
Politicians to be trusted again? For one say
no. A White REPUBLICAN,
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WE see by the Richmond WHig,. that the mig
gerites over there have been trying to make a
point against Wiley, for his speech in the Re-
form Convention. Letcher's friends are so
chafed and worked up about his Qetcher's)
antecedents, that they have concluded that the
best thing that they could do was to put Wiley
in for something of the same kind.
The Wing says:
In the commencement of his speech, Mr..
Wiley alluded to the misrepresentation OF
to the sentiments of the speech he delivered in
the Reform Convention. 1t will be recOllected
that in the discussion in this city, between Mon
tague and Marmaduke johnson. Montague as
serted, in the broadcast and. most emphatic terms,
that Willey's speech in the Reform Convention,
contained sentiments on the subject of slavery
q thousand fold worse than those contained in
the Ruffner pamphlet. Such was the sweeping
declaration made by Montague; and which has
been repeated by him since at various other
points in the State. We exposed the utter false
hood of Montague's assertion a day or two after
he made il in this city, and we did so, by pub
fishing COpious extracts from the very!Speech Of
Mr.. Wiley, which he had SO shamelessly mis-
represented and 50 violently and unjustly de-
nounced. There is nothing in that speech, as
we have often shown, and as Mr.. Wiley him.
self comclusively showed the other night, which
might not be endorsed with perfect propriety
by the most rabid pro-Slavery man in Eastern
Virginia. 1t is a calm, conservative, patriotic,
statesman-like speech, alike creditable to the
head and heart of its author. In his effort tho
other night, Mr.. Wiley conclusively and trium'
Richmond, of the calumnious charge Of infideli
ty to the slave holding interests of Eastern Vir'
ginia, which the demagogical Montague had sc
recklestly brought against him.
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az LARGEST DAILY. TR1-wEEKLY, AND WEEKLY
CIRCULATION, OF ANY PAPER IN WHEELING.
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