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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-25

ave recollect very significant passage in one of
Gerrit Smiths letters, published month or two
aCo in which he speaks of the folly of attempting
Tn strike the shackles off of slaves by the force of
moral suasion legal agitation, and predicts that
| the next movement made in the direction of negro
emancipation would be insurrection in the South.
| Is this the first act in that programme and are
those white Abotonists spoken of in our dispatches
| emissal les of the peaceful Gerrit?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-25
THIRD CLASS.

Anvls axe ale and beer IN wood beef in barrels bacon veil
parked casks blia bones boiler hles; black Lead
bark cob mills; carriage springs, boxes axelB.
barrels hoghs crocksTy IN crates and hOgsheAds
oh; copper boxes and casks cTucbs, chains.
dye woods, stick EPSON salts, barrels; gum sheae,
original packages; harEare hoofs and horns. hides green,
herng kegs hooks and hinges iron safes railing iscn
feucngs junk, jute, lard IN good kegs
casks pig; lightning rods in bundles; lime in caskss
madder hOgsheads, millstOne5 finished manla
va and Tsnn in keys barrels; nails in bags and
she'll owners risk oil in hogheads and h2frss,
paints, dry and in o pork barrels rubber spring. oxea
casks. rubber beng salaatus in boxes spelte shot IN
KEYS soda boxes tin plate hoxsd; tobacco manufactured n
kegs vensou in barrels Vinegar wire fns-
ng, while lead, whisky in barrels
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DR.. Gnpont8 apLbene Hinen

Nnb etnes Der brfen unb erfOlereiGfen Sranetmittsr s..
enfrantbetten. Sic Hnb mad benz Necept zines bsr;,hr,..s
~eefdaiften @rstes ~prdpartrt nnb gang barmIDler gfotrru
ben Der Gtsenttamer: < 'swsrben bur@ Bic aa n,. "igy niar
alen a6tbarsn Npot9etera psrtaufts unb limb bier IN gssTtju,.
au Daten Bet Setb. 5ance, 9ip. 408 Bcifirn srsa !" Da'.moF
Ter aab e.. 6de pCn Charles unb prattar. - A"V 0pe
Stsis y.asn !. @ g es9sa G~Initnbuns Ron ST an Rem
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Stabtratb. = 0lbenO be8 %. Wdr5
= er 3wet9. Guf ben antra3 pOn
9lanoiue puroe Die SroOnan5, welAe Wm. $.
GraUers uno so. CUR @rridtuns elmer idoti.
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OaMeO'8
Magical Pain Extractor.

Magical Pain Extractor.
RiemaIe, TIT ete Gntsefaus tu Der Bacterial Neebt.ss
ntaHt pUroen, uDbur@ Der Sbaer3 70 f6aea aeftat -
It9.n 3ahanb suraf8ebra&t Ober gBanpen unb @elbware
S0utOmmen 9ebetlt werben uHb babd ferne yiarbea pber lca
ftstn S46bsn aurIfselafen, ais bur6 Daaep's maet(@e
Sdmer3- @erttleer.
BET S6ntttra, gDanbsu, @errtntuneen unb Bra fasH
aAen, benin 3iR6er INNER unterwprlen iTnD = tit BIZ 9etrs
ttuag e. a6ten Dalss'iGen S6u1erSi @ertsetrs inrsr BITE
letee! gbtt Ottl Samerjen anb 9ethsa fSnnten nt&t bara
rtelts Vttttei Derbtnbet perben. Sa teIbf eGS 0eben banag
Stt saepa ab, bab Der dGte Dales- @rtraet btt Der !0anS III.
19VsfeS beiasen me ne 8tprudten YantpbIete, af be Id err
mtt perantpprtltW battle.
4e'a eau bet Serbrrnnunsen unb @erbri1unsen nles Ct
IVY " ptoeatene 1etu, bat iemaIe ben 1upfrfet EN-, uNters
aenSsWertIGsr nt ~erltauben,
Oertelbe TT MUIR d1t, menn BITE @6obteI eia IN Stobf ogan
3snss etiquette nit Der Slenatur pSn g. n @bITsSrr
ane y o., @t6sntbanser, unb $ emrp O.aIitp' Tabrtfan
bat. A*
QrdS 25 Cts. fur oe SdsbseI.
los, e8ef-8altimprefr StGreS
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Tefnen nla GSeil1miffeL.

80 MS. 70 Itman'S a1te soma. 5el9en tonnen hem
gH6Ittum aS has bette 9ltttcf seeen @trHOpfune, nerpE|e
6Sptnet nnb aac anbernj aus elmer unOrenuaa bsg 8rrt0u =
Gn9efp mems entfanOenen Rranfbciten empfObIen rerbsr
AusfGlteelt@ prlpartrt BON 2Din. $. Gilman, Gbemif +.
g8algtnstUn Hb III baEeu tn Baltimore fur 70 Ste. pr
S6 aGtel bet
0tt4-S Seth 6. 6ance, SO, fO3 8eIttmrrtfS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-24

Da8 8eto DeS Mapor. Der
Ofabor n%lotiUir: Iein GetO eesen Die pom Stapts
rattle pallirte ltdDtii4e @lienbabnbiQ int B
IenttI4en mt fcl9encen &rinDen uno 9esen
pori6ldsen u 8et benz pom Staotratb aufses
lteaten Preile ron 4 Gents tDnne Die @lienbapn
nidt belteben /; ielbt in Den nett roltrei1ereu
StactenPbilapelpbia II. Neps DOrt, wO fta eben
weSen Der srSBernPai18Ier3abl cine lclteSabn
ptel better %rentlre, betraSe Der 6abrpreIs 5 @to.,
man lOue tbn oesbalb bier in Sleiaer WeIle felts
leBen; p ben ltIotildep SebGroen lpue iecoA
caS Jtedt erthetlt weroen, ben 6abrpreis ierer
3elt berab5ulesen 3 (tatt, wie es IN Der Itaots
rdtbtllHen Srocnan3 p~or9eldriebeu lit, ieoen
N18en NIT elmer Steuer pom $40 gu beleaen,
Icle Der St1ot Der finite SbeiI Der @elammt
I@tnnabme gu @ute fommen uno oieler finite
2beil lcue Damn CUR Nnla9e eiaeS sroBen, Der
9elunobelt uno ShSnbett Der Staot sleid for
oerliten Parfe8 perlplnot neroel. Die Stapt
Bate nlA Der Anliht oeS Wfapors BON lsinem
Yloue fcl9enoe Uortbeile !: lie f6nnte Den feIten
neber5eu8uns ietn, paB Die Babn li9 blelbeno
%rentIrt; Der 6abrpteiS BON 5 9ent8 fonnte III
8an9barer Oean3icrte be3ablt werDen, wcpurd
Die l1ltt8e Nus8abe BON Tifets erlpart bliebe !;
ferner bate bic Stact einen bleibenoer uno be-
Deutenoen NntbGll an benz @rtrase Der Babn !;
inoem tie Dtelen Nntbeil our Sbafiuuo zines
BartS permenoete, piirpe lie namentll9 Dem
Arbeiter, Der weoer 3eit nod Wiittel bat, UNI
an allen Ta9en ii9 binauS ror Die Stapt in
Die frete 1tltur gu be9ebea, slnen seeisneten
@rbolun88plae 9ewdbren ; iber5euge man lid
i'm Qaufe Der 3cit, oaB Die Sabn li6 aud bel
einem aneeren lSabrpreiS r%entire, 10 tGnne man
ia INNER nod cine 8eoutticn BON 5 pieQeiGt
big auf 3 @euts = nieoer cine 9an0bare Wtiin
&c ~eintreten lallen.
Nn ben @tnpenoun9en be5 Srn, Swann
mag man4es @ute Iein. @aS aber ben 6abr,
preis betrifft, 10 linO feline @rinoe purbuuS
nt4t 8eni8eno. @rtlart li9 Gle @tlenbabn-@o.
berelt, ben Yallaaier UNI 4 Gents gu beiSrpern,
10 UIro tie AUDI ~iien, OaB le babel belteben
tam mas bic u~nbequemli9teit in 8etreff Der
Wtin3lOrte betrifft. 70 wiro li4 ibr Der unbeuits
telte Pala9ler bod melt lieber unter3ieben. als
raB er etnen Sent mebr be5ablt. Gtnen
Sluptelnwano 9e8en bic ltaDtrdtblide Sroo,
nau3 bat Sr. Smann leioer eana p~eroelIen
lDiele OrDonau5 uerbietet Da5 6abren am Sonn
tag uno lebt 10 ben Nrbeiter, Der nur oenSonn
tag fret bat, auBer StanD, li9 ulittellt Der 81.
ienbabn inc 6seie gu begeben. @ben am Conn.
tag murpe oieBabn am meilten eintrasen. Wan
sebe ibr bic SDnnta98einnabuten unD Ie wlro
bel A, ia piellei9t lo9ar bel 3 StS. gang gut be
lteben tSnnen,
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m

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aIeDb0l, per @aG. 81 Cts.
S@tter, bette 9G9ea IS Gents per %, @Iabes lS-1,s.@Oa
30 bnen, Der 9uftsl 1la-15o.
Grader, 5 Gents per pfuub.
Neee n $50 Gents per plumb.
8tf6s, Ntadaret. SOL SO %50-17jptr 100 .. ;E&p.2
%fartSse aaSr. ss9,gSoDs5 IS. Saliit a ' sS,5oS = SO g..
raaSstte s0A 3O-40 spr Boz; d , per 5dB $3.50
8ra9te. 7fabft5so masStIsg, Sei4i6. 10 ets, bartfd.
PES NOftHen, $2,25-2r5o per 8ori D%atttlu,
SIS; SS!ttssan'sa, $50 $ 6 ga rs: S$ $s0.as23Ss"
@t%Hrt, gtement 72 . per pE, 3slten-1O-102, cftn.
SSnegsr 5A-54, g5astataaB 65-68, Sfifsr tOH-tOA
UfustatSIatbe 47-50 Gents.
SaanU. geruUtGnt[&er 22l7 plumb $62-63,
SppS, per GSnne 500.
- %etratbe, gDet5en, tptber 135-145, peiser euter 100
Gprn wsi6ss 1916, seIbes 76-77 6.
oafer, @trs. anb Wtarul. as as, pennf. SO Gts.
asss n, 9tarpl. rs Cts. genai. $50:
. q n amerttanti9er per Gpnne $115-l50, Mantaa per
Plumb z Cts, rufFi5er Der Gpnne $40.
s aats4 per " 3514 Cts, --lgfss 91-t1 s~strsdasts t4-l6 9
~ stl 6UparSfr. Nsues per Sab $6.25 Gttu Mitas 50 rs
gttas S9to 200 SOgarSfr. 9Itra $6.25-6,SO Eits
so, 0Rps8en $3.50, 8urnmebI 8altimD. per 100 plumb IS.
Is Do. Gpuntp 1878,
81 IL per Suibel s.
ID OIaif es sgtew-S Orleans fair BIS prtmd per @aarne Az
a. stss. egea 2s-3O Gts, UtussUoabO 25-26 Cts, YOrtU
> eG, @perm per @aaone 81. 25-t.35, Common gobaIe 65-
70 ets Patent 7o-75, aarO-0s17o 80 Cts, estnfaa
@u N gtm gelanb per Saapne AS so &ts.
Rets, peer X-4H AtS.
Sail, @rpnS alaaa1 per Sad 90 Cts, @arf5aa's si.s5
Aittpd's $t.40, IurtS Ssldnb 20-23 SITS.
Strpb, ROssen per Spnne $10--12, Q8atSen SIS.
Baltimore ben %. Sauudr 1859.
Sprup, tuas, ertra per @aGpne AZ BIS As Gts.
81 a r te, pP 81 BIS 6l Cts.
9afe, per 81 10N Gs.
81 in tbpfdamen n, $2-2.25
3a ba d pr 20 "a BITS SO Cts.
% d. per Up 80 bis 81 Cts.
gDbtstep gttp unO 2anb per @aGOne 2SL 6 ObtU $3.50.
8ufer, gtew.OreauS per 100 ~ 1925 Bic 900, 9ortG
GheU, $7.5O-o.75, Cuba $7.75-8, 8affnirter 8ufer aebi
tt ben perfGteoenen = rdbsu S1n 7N-f2h lie nod audI.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-24

lden @llenbabn ermd9ti5t, nit ben pom Dtas
por oor9eiAll9enen announcements purd Is 9es
gen 3 Sflnllnen angenonmeu.
SUI ) metten j3wei9e fam tetn oettnls
ttper gntl9luB gu Stanbe.
SOH Garnp. Sdfeu a6gelegelte YdiagtcrsS Spite.
altranbrta, 6ebr 8, 9ritii9 ser, genuS. mad Ny.
u embrtp9e, Ssbr 30, fUrtente, BARNS, mao Bolton.
Srcmen, Sebr II. 9InoDlb, 3apfpn, ndd ytepey0rf.
SFanefSp a9sn Ueer 70, O9teburs, Wur3man, n. M.Y.
SOrpedur, SeSr %, Sta opaG0w, Sdist mad 9tsp"gprt.
9,sr@Oa aSS 6fs 3 r q, SuSa, sarpftah, nag gtsT; gSrf'
pdmbur8, Wfdrt 1 6alet8b, SttIfGn, mao Rem, gorf.
9tSsrpUpl, Jsbr24, Mlt lbd, YOrteS, mad 9tepsgorf
pe0t Clinton, Ia9f, mad 9ts~ gOrt; 8eSF rs, A@
WarlstiIes 5etr 70, 3r.tCu, @r feds. mad NUrfplt.
ga V Jew, 8tbr Is, 9rdi. 8elmOre, SteaOOn, mad Nsp-
Sn GirOp. Sdfen angetOmmeue BafagiersS 6iffe
5apre, Mdrs /, Wereurp, 8rend, uUn 9euegprt.
Sfpgfro6l6 Dtars |, &teteta, yresOts, bon NcpsyOrt;
M{arJ 3, Cite, youn8, Dpn 8GIttmsrs.
NnOetra, seer 20. WIarta abe ptde, Wtstenee, Don Nsg.
Y0rtlano Nta1Y 8. 81enen. BON Stem gOrf.
N8A @oncert unp Ball. = Seute,
Oonnerfa8 nScncert urO 8au" pe8 v@erma
mia Wtdnnerdpr8" in ben o9tem Allemblp
Hpcm8."
G Gu9en S6Gntng's auSse3eid
neten S&webtfa Sitter, ~Suberetet aus G6taartu0e
en- nntrh9llthes yfitteI, 8egen 2egtrtef@weteen, 9elbfu3t
D9apspNts, nnperSaalt4fett, 9ierOenfbpabe Atbnta, Nerpt :
M18sn sHttepsHoea- 8rant9ettea, 1T ~ 90 Gents pte 5!afGsus
0ettduten III Der Office 2DederS.
SsS 81. . mapne5 6ulamnen9elebte
2Dtioftrlben-5prpp getlt pDrtrefit9 bdrtnidisen 9ufen, Or
ben, &tSeln ub Nufaeigsa in Der 8cb1e, Rurtat9misteit unb
Sttd9atsn, lowte aae &raatpetten bes 6alfes unb Der aePie
dGtert es Slut. SIN @rps une RletnperfaWf III baden In
Ger 9htcs Ses gg6eder@ ~ 81 per NIdl6e.
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Grnndft9uns Der @afaeeprcifc
Der Oan1pIl4iffe De8 o0tcrboeutlden 2lcbo"
TON Bremen ttnd) Stem, y)Orf
Apaler Vplb 45 roer $3.50 NIT upler Aefohter Rna
8tnber btCe&GIfte.
VStpte 8eut8en unb u etGeIt, 81 Brpobmou.
RS- SDeeen gaGase Uenbe man f@ an % N. SQUAT.
- "0'"DlPIs' Wtrs9-S
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SSDrooemtfcber &lDDD
g 1854 @sselma5tse btrsits A
Z y4 $sx9A YOf 0%amSi6iFfaDrt So
Sre1tten unb SSetO@Q IDrf
via Southampton.
bur@ btt gang nsusn, elegant einseri6teten ppf- Dampfl5tas
Don 1000 Gpnnen uno 700 4ferbefroft
Bremen, Capt. FL. Vessels,
WcuzOOrt, Capt. III. J. Won Santen.
Weier, Capt. j. I'll. Getjen.
Ibfa5rt Don 8remertaUeu unb Sn Jtew- g0r, reSsImab,s
als IA 1dse 6ss SOnnGbenbs
fCI8l ~fefeefeSt;
Spn Sreinen: pOn NewzNore
~. Wtart.s 10. M1r3.
10. @prtl. 2. Nprii.
80. MprtI, 16. Nprtl.
IA. Mtat. Ia. Wtai.
II. Stunt. 70. Ipat.
Ote Odnpfer btcIer etnte baIten rGbrenb Der s-Btntermpnate
auf Der 6ahrt mao Bremen tn SOutpamptOna an. Jur 4aabuns
Der Ya1aatere NAG England unb 6rantrGt9.
Yaia9esP retfe'
NOtt SremeT1 n1ch JfetUs9Crf!
1. ailte............1 Tbaltr Sob,
swt,6"snbeS - As
BON Wetpz 2JOrf naeb 8remcn, QouSun.
Sa1rc mno Sontbampton.j
l.. &atute---'s
2. 81
8ptsbenbef~......--.. 2s
aae incl. BttDfteuns.
90 apntautsn mad 5apre, Southampton uD Bremen IN
~ paqaste &c. perben bis 9lltr gOrmittaos am Mboan os.
taee I'm Sureaa Der unter3tt@neten onasnpnrSn nm suf
Ssr.aaSea nSQ H srss4O etasm 0rts Deuti9Ianbs befOrpert.
gtntlplGnGs TsIOrSer1 ano unter Der Iuff6rtft ,per 8remtn
AOtBs" oFeWt 1H9 yana8e Wenbe man ft an
Oelpke, keutgen 81 ReIchelt,
atSSI' 81 Srpabmap, Nep-gOrt.
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2 s m9 ueberleeilbe
: yA%alyyNAA NafTaeezM eentmr+

y zhAyGAN NaITa0ez Maentmr4
SaSSsE&A Die untstset6neten fsben nit benz 5duf,
ees 5errn @buarb s 6Cn, S6tfs. @beber unb SGtFs.
Sefradter, In . reme II tn Yerbtnbnng unb feaen fiji Ped.
nune ~befetben unter SDrtbeiIbaften 8eDtngunaen uab n bsn
teortefe n Bremer 9 dSen auf etn s abr iIttos
. a d9 { d. etne aus unb 3war fur SatItt, Steerd1 u unb
3wtidenbsd NIT r { et m~GBt8en 9adetf6tffen p . n
Bremen mad daen 9dfen Der 8~tretnt9ten Staaten. befons
bers abtr mad Baltimore. Der gDe8 uber Bremen in fir
Deutfbe auertannt Ser SGrtbetlbaftefe, unb ba I'm Nfhtbs.
ntsunasfale beS S6etne5 BEN bteFaen Mps3abler bas q sfb
eef d ert bIetbt, 70 e~mpfepIen mir D~enteni9en tpel6e 5renn.
be unb UermaHbte BON Deutfhlanp beruber tpmmeu IoGsn
wclea, unere 0ermttteIune burb pbtseS oaus %erstbenlf. -
Se~8eI{4tffe 0erl1hen Bremen am 1. un6 Is. iebsn
WlpnatS.
@benlp t6nnen Bet uns 0afaeeI6stne ieber @laEe unter Re-
leaune Der Yidse fur bic neutn unb pr a@tSp I'm.
eert9teten Da~mpf9tffe bcS NOrbbeutfhen
Qtrtb ab gleps9Drt mad Bremen, ais aud
ab Bremen glew~gOrt
tu ben g is IN Der G~ompasnts (Febt nabere' @n,eiae1 inter
elet6en Sebtneuneen fur ~Stednung Der 59. GeIpfe.
8eutaen un6 u I d cit, M8enten Der Sbtfe in 81 m.
y Drt, c1t8e8en%ecnpmmen wer6en, unb oa man NIT Reh,
6tefsn Sbifen ben 8Uriu8 Beben fann, unb bur6 @na doemeHi
Bet uns Ne G n c Dor Betrieeretsn bur6 81 IN VI Srfer
.9ei6ert tnb, 70 ~empfeblCn MIR aud bferin bent
unfere gerntttIune.
Die WbfaprtSta8c Der Satfe hno wte fSI8t;
D. Srsment .. " N . q
19. M6rt. 10, W6ri
10. Nprtt 2. 4prtt,
80 Nrrtt, no. Nprt,
Ia. Wat, IA. Weat,
ii. Stunt, %. Ntat,
9De5en ndberer austunft wenbe man ft5 an
Bed ub . a dina
Jni1,f No. 113 90. QUmbdrbar |"fftntDrs.
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uNU VINt BEVB1 NN51VI NHVFEeFi pte MT WppetItlOF0feft bebof
tet raren unp 9ehetlt rpureen "9SV
BemertenspertbeIte Ruren.
E5eat BaGS, NO. 81 9. Sbarplr., purbe BON fhro6.. ~
ltbte, NeruDftGt UNI ltnrerbGul 6fett eebatIt A"'" Vt
ISM. e, Ntnnap $50, No. 17S on 6apetteSr rm,,
S@pG6e oS 8anJen Seftente gebeiIt; ""h
Sptneas S: 3eG4arn BON &ew-gprt, ga, wurbe BON .7,S.
DuSperfe gebetlt; 'Ha9-
trtmer SAmd@e; u
Der, Na6tl@weiB unb @ufen; ." ""
s. w @tntpn, 8edbfDrb, pa ppn Qeberffonfbo,.r cx,.
TEN 9lute; - l~"S
y. .. hilbert NU IS SID ! ocafr., Baltimore. = "a.
pepta, eeberbel9werben I'M <6winosl; :" us
Oe Sran SSg ): p. II, NO. as @Gdfras &c BON Dtspcps.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

~ Cutting AgSay.--A roW occurred 81
Mr. conessy's on Nain street. near the stone
bridge, on Saturday night last. In which ,uo
ih'hmsn, name, ankhoEn, were pretty So
Vs'sly stabbed Il sssas that some parties
were dancing 10 the houss. A crord ofiglloHs
10 passing, entered dniariisd, uhen mlscsiIa.
nsou, melee commenced. Oaiiesr lacy 10 en-.
dslToring 10 quell the disturbance received
violent blow on the bead. The parties sho
did the eating are not knoEn but several Of
those known to have been engaged In the row
will have hearing TO day. A young nan IA,
med Slater, was arrested and fined by AID.
Wilson on Saturday night ior participating IN
the Affair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ goi'.-ws hope our friends this morn.
log uiIi hsirksn TO matter which has not
heretofore been urged, and Vots early Il
would be we'll not 10 commence voting until the
polls open, aud to cease voting short time n.
ter the polls are closed. lat while you DO vote.
vote vigorously Amer Friday nights pro.
esediaga We may urge you to vote lively, early
and frequently Not too early. nor TOO lively,
nor Ton frequently. but just lively enough
Vote everything In the shape Of humanity that
you can IND In the rude shanues and by ways
and obscure places tho lame, the halt, the
blind Bring them up on whsslbarrows, cellar
doom and window shutters, anything that is
convenient vote Is vote oil over the
world. II one vote IS important two votes are
doubly 80. We hope all the Grtiye workers IN.
dsrstand arithmetic, as without il aid they can.
no. see this double importance, Study simple
addition, pay the taxes Of delinquents, roll up
The supcnnuated and vote Al 4 candidate
wants in order to ensure bis triumphant cleo.
'ion, is plenty Of votes. The time usually spen,
In scratching tickets, pulling sovercigns, and
fighting, should DO occupied 10 vigorous and
OnsrseIie voting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24
BY TItIEGRApH

NV tost, Jan, y -H0uT buoYau sales 10 500 bbi e.
$50 o. sslse lst ~ 10 OHIO, t56ia3sJ f9ssouth-
GO, wet hrn, $50 ou'h sold. Goa Cru; ai3sd a
$3.50 Ness PORK hfm a, ti11 Tor Old Prme els E5aS
-, Lard nm Al llhSizk WhaEy cell at2S
bALTmoEE, Jao. s4,-TlouF Grn. Wheat baoyart bot
unchanged, Corn dali; ytou isg'ie, uhiir Ise P-oVs.
b1ycTt.
CSeiNNirl, Jan s9Fioaf Ism and urShipsst ISLES 90
20 s. ~ a9lV o SLpgfnne Whsky asr ahi d4i,
Nv bbls sod a. 20 Nsaa % q-gt and uueb.ssrJ. ro
~ IS VS. Nothng done In bgs t0.k, Hnd uutlns tj;
+0 'hc uidsIs sold al &C. for looS nothing dons sues
Sool tymAhd Tor lad At ui salts Of LOO hs. An
Tor An and prEe holass-s hfm AtF The stock u beth
,asAF ind nSlaaass extremely ush Of Consequence
IA Hporitf' hAbdi. Cotss STEADY. Money easy. n
eaahge and hrn At premium 70. EAaIsrr
rfe'aian far Ncu OrlrAnf
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TnE DAILY INTELLIGtNUKR.
OIncE .coENEa vATl ANb NoAloL IIsEEIl.
COMPASSIONATE

WA.nIAgrus, jan. q?
SENATt not 10 session to-day.
HovsE-Ihc proceedings Were again opened
With prayer by Roman Catholic priest, Ia l1ll
Jesthtuts
Mr.. Morris, Of Pa. presented the resolutions
VI the legislature Of Penna., 10 relation, a. he
said, 10 the subject nov attracting the atteution
Of the country,
Mr. Jones, OF Tcnn., said that be did not
want To bear them read.
Sir fiorcnce, Of Pa, remarked that The Penn.
legislature wished to express its opinion here
The OieIk commenced to read tue resolutions,
when Mr.. Garnelt, Of Va, objected.
The Speaker decided that ANY member has
the right to call for the reading.
Mr.. Stephens, Of Ga, trusted lha, Mr.. Gar.
nett would withdraw his objection. For himself
he vas perfectly willing that resolutions from
any STATE should perceived 1t was courtesy
due 10 sovereign State.
The resolutions were read instrucling the
Senators requesting the representatives in Con.
gress 10 advocate aud vote lOr such bin ns
would not ouly tend to increase the revenue
but afford ample encouragement to the pfOdle.
tive Interests OF the country, more especially In
coal and iron, and expressed a hearty approval
OF the Presidents recommendation VI specific
duties.
Mr.. Mcqueen, Of $. C. inquired whether these
thugs are m tue Cincinnati platform.
MIR Montgomery, Of Pa, replied they are
substantially
The resolutions were ordered to be printed
and laid Oh the table.
EOn motion Of Mr. Hilgore, Of Md, resolu.
linn Nc,g n.or,t.I r,lIipf, ana M, p,-st.l,rt O.,
furnish information in regard to The recent i'm.
Poriation of slaves III Georgia aud any other
State.
The House then resumed the consideration Of
the bill TO repay losses incurred by the citizens
Of Alabama and Georgia during the Creek hos
uities.
The bill was after di,cussiOn, rejected. 1t
involved more than one third Of million dollars
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COMMERCIAL.
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t1r.am1 q Clo,l- fo,n,,l, s,,.,;,,,,-

iB-Jame' O. Cirle, formerly supcriulend.
ent Of the q. o. r. r., but more recently Of the
Illinois Central, has been honored with a ban.
qusi and fine service Of silver at the hands Of
the employees ofthu latter named company As
tribute Of their esteem for him. The service,
which is spoken Of as magnificent one, con.
si'ts Of a coffee pot, tea and water pot, sugar
boFl and ersamer, pitcher, slop.bowl, tao
goblels, aud large salver.
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(Efirdr) ia lining the kettle from the fire II ~.
came unuanassiil- tilted over and scallet nv handt
very severely. snuil % a crisp Il Avfal sghL
ne Auans l4uin-nt appeared e. extract The pain II
healed raplly without sorsae, and bit no .sT n as.
count. Truly YOUR. CHARLES FUslER
Such language AZ this. is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used
This Liniment is indispensable to Planters.
and owners Of horses aud mulcs-NIr John DA
HERMAN Montgomery Ala. sold slave for
$500 who was raised from utter usele-.ness by
this linimenL Every family should have II
BE very particular aud inquire for the Mustang
lipiment, and take no other.
soli ~ all Dealers Throughout North and South
Amar!ea, Europe AID the Islands Of the Ocean
'5r Is ca Scots and Sl,0O. Per Bottle.
H.sR.N.RS = P.SRK, ". !:
T. u, LOGAN 4 Co, AID LAUGuLISs 1 nU'HFIur
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BusINEsS NO1ICEs.-

tH- WAC WiHJe Aayor'-Doab,faE-The
facts in the case seem 10 be considerably mix.
ed, toe mixture consisting chiefly Of Queens-
ware, saw log sod editors, especially editors
10 the meantime there is no doubt about the
fact tina; Dr.. Chapman's Hoarboand Bal,1m
cures Coughs 10 old and young, wbOoping
Cough, lloarseneS', &c. Price % cents For
sale by druggists and dealers ia town and coua.
Try. t Ii. Logan & Co., Geol Agents
Sac advertisement Of d.. Sanford's Liver In
Vigontnrin another column.
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Hy- Wmter Eteniag. Ar ,b.v M. 1, bl,s,

R- Winter Essaiaga Are they not bless.
ing, rcadcrs Do they no, make home twice
as attFae'ivc' Is not the family group,
gathered in semi.circlc around the glow.
ing fire, chatting or working, whilst one reads
the lHtelliStnecr, spectacle to move even
the ainty heart Of tho pcrtinaciOus old
bachelor whO s,rays into the snug home circle!
That great iustitation, the family, is never fully
developed except in thOss lOng evenings when
the severe weather brings its members into close
cOmInunion-when the long cold evenings gath.
or together the various little communities,
strengthening the bonds Of alIection, promoting
mutual good Offices and performing n large
share in the work Of civilization. A blessing on
wiatsr evenings!