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p'cr 10 try their powers American waters ~ win
net be oonto OF very groat interest for people
are just waxing up 10 the Utility Of athlo-
ito performanoc1, and this Is thai al
Glasses and breeds an patronze Won't there be aat
ter OF ribbons and " expansion OF crnone the
sion, provided tho race comes OIL at fashionable
and IN favorable locality bespeak for tho British
champion fairer play than your man iissnan got on
British ground But lot II pass they are oil ashamed
OF n-.not that their MAJ was effecuaiy beaten, but
that the American was 80 hthlessiy swindied
ON Monday We had hanging Ia front OF Newcate-noS
an unusual occurrence but peculiar in the way of con
yiciion. II was for the murder of the oil dame Mrs
made confession he declared tho other man Fans
whom he had formerly accuset-innocent, omitted
all pretens0ns Of innocence from his writ statement
may at once assume that he guilty.
Later from China tells the British army have
taken stand before Pekin ana that the long queueA
0rienta have asked 10 treat, but no, in humble terms
Punch pictures Lord lgin commanding the Emperor
Of China 10 kneei down and swallow the ball that
he holds like large pill before him, while the Emperor
makes awful Wry faces. lie will have to swallow IT,
A negotiation OF some commercial importance has just
been under consideration at Paris. Mr.. J. Iystor
0Beirne in company with Of tho directors OF ths
Galway Steam Company has laid proposition before the
Emperor for the carriage OF tho French Transatlantic
mails to and from America Galway, connecting there
1t wl give Importance to the Galway ne and open
new commercial transactions between France and
america The line being government contract packets
tho negotiation, Of course, IL BY tho approval OF her
Maesty's government and Mr. OBeirne selected by
the authorities here for the mission of his large
acquaintance with commerce ana navigation, he having
been the secretary and manager several years of the
the statesmanke views he takes OF com
merce.
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Court OF General Session. /.
Before Recorder Barnard

Dc l2.-1here was not much business transacted in
this cour, today there being no Jury trials John sar
key indicted for stealing sewing machine valued al
SIS, the property Of Grover, Baker 90. The offence
committed the 25,h Of October and the prisoner
Pleading guilty 10 an attempt s grand larceny, was
sen; TO the state prison for two years and six months
John Cornell alias VIM. PITT charged with burglary In
the first degree, pleaded guilty 20 attempt burglary
the third degree. On tn 2sth Of November he bur.
gLrousy entered the front Of the house 13s Esssx
street occupied by Cabarine Harrington and bank
bins valued at $ts lie sent 70 the stats prison for
tao years and SIX months.
Thomas shaw, who, on the 18th Of November stole
SIS, worth Of jewery from Frederick Trottcr plead
ID guilty TO grand hrseny, and scnt 10 the State
s-oa tor two years and six months.
Eugene smith charged with burglary, having
broken into the lager bier saloon Of Frederick Busch $50
A. The thief only succeeded In stealing few
parcrs OF tobacco, and he youth he sent to
the rentcnty fof two years instead Of the prison
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TsS ARxASsAs CON DISCOVERIES We noticed some time
ago The statement that gold In considerable quantities
had BEEN found along the White river, In the neiehbor
hood Of ns Arc, Arkansas. The U~tps, published al
that place, claims ihst The sand which the gold is
found identical with that Of California and that the
proportion Of gold 10 each s unusually large reports
the gold fever being very high and the yield being
encouraging The Memphis lrl-ui presents the per
ira n the picture. " says that number of specimens
~ the gold found which sent Memphis snay
80, to he the gold foil uscd by dentists, rolled
INTO pellets and of very inferior purity other specimens
nothing but bras filings On the whole the Ap~uf
inclined % think that deception has been prsctised
@trpe~hefp ~
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MATTERS IN EUROPE,
Our London, Paris and Naples
Correspondence.
The Knowledge i'm England ON
American Affairs.
Miss Shedden Beaten in the
Legitimacy Case.
DEATH OF CHEvALiER BUNSEN,
EP.. &C.. re,

The mails by the steamship North Briton which arrived
at Portland at hour Wednesday, reached here
twelve O'Clock Thursday night bringing details to the
Goth ut
We have intelligence OF the death of Chcvaler inusun
whose serious illness announced few weeks since
We learn that communication received by the French
Consul a, Shanghae from priest in the district Of
Haimer near the mouth Of tho river Yangsze, states
hat IN American bark had been chased by pirates was
supposed TO have been captured, and all the crew muir
dered excepting man. who was lying at the above
Ilace badly wounded; five bodies had been found and
burned The name Of the bark Is not given.
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GRAND FErr or THE Muscular CsRtsrtASs--
An OPENING FOR THE POLITICIANS perceive
that several enserprising spectators have en-
gagged the famous boy" who has upheld the
belligerent reputation Of the American eagle,
and snubbed the British lion on a raw spot. and
that there Is TO be grand convention of the
admirers Of the r. r. at Jones Wood on to-
morrow. The champion is to be attended by
several other persons Of more or less note ia
the upper circles Of the shoulder hitting world,
and the select party will make grand triumph
al cntree into the grounds at mid day. Subse.
quently the delightful scene which was enactei
at Marlborough last April will be represented
for the delectation o the very large crowd
which Il expected 10 assist Al Mis- charm
ing festival. The locsilty has been well
chosen, although IL does seem a pity that
the afir could not have taken place on the
other side Of the East river; still, those Of the
governing classes" who are spending the
summer - the guests d The Commissioners of
Charities aud Correction may have distant
view Of the proceedings, and hear the shouts
which Will greet the Baysrd Of the musciemsu.
The river & very narrow OF the point selected
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h,ssAcsrsErTs sxyDssc Has yscRAsns 10 NV Yoa9 -
Coroner scsmsn held inqacft yesterday ss Bess~us
B~pi,si, upon the body Of unknown woman sboos,
seventy years age who died cm~bscees OF the brain
under the following circumssaacss ;Dccesscd ana svs
other persons, appeared. arrived IN ths city TIE
9th ultimo from hassschusc:ss they tho
character Of Migrants ha wing passage mocey pad
by Authoritcs Of fannea their arrival "a tae
To The depot at ,ase tarsn An sxcot ~ tn
s Ia %. ss ss. 's :. ~. them Cd Ann
themselves. The hack driver, not knowng ~hst tsAs
with the strangers brought then 20 the First prrc.s
nccSsed who appeared 10 he the oldest NJ the three
vss very ieeoe and unable 10 sresk Sergeant psossa
had her conveyed to n<isvps Hospital ~
poss bic and there she fingered mt, Friday when
died Deer ased's couspsn. s,s-a man and vsnss--
s.me iunstn asylum They taken h~ssrs Iuss4~s
Wesh the lower Police ossxt and seat ~ -. Ama-
m iury 10 this csse rend ,re verdict srAth b..
abscess of the BRAIN Mey also reco mmcnd ~ Vie
shcrlss to lavr.sssss lao, - saseorn'
F.ru c,svarrr ~ Beso. srpr An in,csss was s.s-
held by Ccroser oKeese. upos The body d Henry o~s-
rerss native Of New Orleans. AGED elevsa years whs
wHs killed By accidentally hiking from TIE IN freq.
vsy of aausemeas wheu Ne Tub ueon witch ~ sn.
sitting suddenly brnks. prvcpsta, ny ba In tho psys
nent Verdict in nccor1asce With The Jssvc tset.
Brrz,nc CAsUAsrT --ccronsr oKecss he'd a.. nage-.
yesterday. ., iss sAss Twenty skin street, the ss
Of 1Aemss Iyn<A. native Of Ireia<s sxed a. vesss.
whs sccdcnssHy killed by falling from ace vr.A-
Ax nov In course Of erection n SaArls direct, rps
Vsehis gton nsceasod, appears, a.nged In ~
wing bod a brcks. when he los bis tsi1acs. col Nns
wrclpitated from the sccood 10 the ceibg 1oos w.
aict. "Aceideatsi Death"
CotP De scim james Tracy ans,ive Of le.isnA, sgsa
20 years, died al n worth street from ~ $1,000 ~ Ae
excessive heat Deceased was 'iongsAors ~ vAs
working Of the foot n fssey street whes Ma ssaes.e
ocruwed.
James McC1s, q sssivr az Ireland. . n&crer u ~
Bonded Warehouse, 8. wsA street. wsa niso PvufsAse
on Friday nsht At he Nsv Y~k Hospital Co~sn~
oKsefe held An inquest " esch eass.
KUN mr. Fsllrxc mos wrNrnv-witAa s twvs
schld about pve ysaes Old, rcs.ding Ne rAreds -
iures sccdootaliy received ~ hng mon e<hd xwy
window Q; the sSovs psce Vofo7s- o4esfs hAd ~ ".
opes. rpoo the body
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NEW YORK. HERALD SUNDAY, AUGUST IL, 1860.

pie entrusted to his charge. SO long as it tends
to the extensioa of human liberty, the pro-
motion Of religion and order and the more
genera! diffusion Of commercial benefits, it
would Ill become us as Americans to take part
in the ceosures which it continues to elicit
from English statesmen and the tory portion OF
the English press. Constituting it without
prejudice, we must say that the Emperors let
ter is, on the whole, plausible and rational
exposition of his motives Of action.
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Proosxss OF MoRxoSrsx-we publish to dag
q very interesting letter from our special cor
respondent ct Great Salt Laie City. The con-
Slision Of Affairs there in some respects does not
seem 10 be much better than In the Pixies Peak
region. Lynch Law prevails there just now to
p considerable extent the principal victims
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PmtADsPstA. August II, 13oo
Flour dull. Wheat steady. Corn teas active Msxs
pork $40 20 SIC 70. whIskcy hfm &c. refused
fsScTvSAr1. August IL, i360
Flour unchanged whiskey arm at lie Mess po~x
setive 81 i9c Bacon n &C 13c. Money market IN
changed.
C'rcseo August II, 1s6o
Flour duh. Wheat active, and Ic .. lower salse.
10 -ooo bushels NO. spring at sac q ss4e IA stsrs
Corn active. and lie &c higher: sales 20 90 bushr
al s2c 49, IN store. tuia quiet. snd 1c. loxev Re-
ccpts 10 aay--eoo hbs aoar. Ia 600 bushels Wheat
rs 600 bus hes corn 0C0 bushe cats Sh;pusuis-yo9
b6is ar. 1so COO bushels wheat, - Doe ba nes
Freghts-5c Buffalo. sight excizsrs % New
York one per cent premium.
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How They Garry ON the Campaign Ia
M Peansylvania.

McCosSxLIsBuRG, Pa, August IL, 1889.
The democracy held q county meeting last night. u
which there regular skrmlsh between the posg&a
and Breckenridge parties, ana much bitter fceiing Wa
evinoed. The meeting broke up in a
During the absence Of Mr. Sansom editor OF the Dsrs
Graf, at Cresson, the Breckenridge party catered bis
ONCE mutilated The forms up the Breckenridge aAg
and issued edition Of the paper under that banner.
The affair created great excitement.
personal reocontre took place after the meeting be-
tween NJ. SAMSON, editor of the Democrat, and G. A
Smith, q Brecknridse man and an attorney. SAMSON
gave Smith the lie, when the latter colared him.
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81. JoaxFd, August As w.
Dtnver City dates TO August are received
The trial Of Carl Wood, for attempting TO kill Mr. cs
editor Of the Rocky Mountan Ners, had closed. Ths
jury stood one for and eleven against acaultal rhs
case was then referred 10 the people, who voted TO sead
Wood out OF Denver. Comparatively few citizens wae
present. the crowd being principally mado up Of the pr
soners friends He was escorted to the edge os the scwa
by twenty Eve men, and thence several miles hrth ~
his gambling friends. The result OF the trial alts
geher unexpected TO the community, aud has caused
grsa. indignation.
The mining news is gnimportant No rica ieadz haze
atey been opeted.
Many persons were leaving aaly Tor tina States
The lest express from Denver brought sls 900 Ia sx1
dcst.
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The Great Eaatern.

BifNoxx. August II. 1860.
The Great Eastern sailed nj carly hour this orasax
Tor New York. She dio not get all her coal 90 boarA
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NFw ORLEANS, August 10, lses
row OF buildings on Royal street. extending fssa
Custom House stree, to Reuve street, occupied a fu
ture liquor and piano stores burned last ash, TIE
loss Is small, and mostly insured
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being losse thieves aod certain loose Characters
who do not scruple to invade the domestic
he,rth. OF their manyWived neighbors. never
theless, emigration il appears L more orisk
than usual this season. We see, also, that Nor
monisrn il looking up in England; great con
ference was held in London the other day, at
which il was represented chat active efforts are
being made TO spread the doctrines of the Saints
On this occasion the English Mormons elected
Brigham Young, the great potentate Of Utah.
president, revelator, and seer Of the church
throughout the world.
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BosroS, August III, 1870
The brig Zone, from Cuba, bound here went ashore sss
night in the fog Rain Island Ledge and btised ass
had cargo OF 400 boxes Of sugar for Moatrssi AMI
eighty hogsaeads of molasses on New York acsoua,.
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Southern Ocean Ssesm er Movements
sAvASSAE, August II, 1850
Tue mall steamship Florida, from Nex Nork arr,y>,
below 1t six O'Clock, ami her wharf at twelve ocs,
friday night All well.
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sJNG SrNc, n. Y. A"--..I,

sING SING, n. Y. A"---s " ,UE1-
90 ~-'~'~vN
hon. Gaylord B. Habbet and James Williamson w~s
chosen delegates the State Convention BY sbs rspu
OF the Third Assembly district Of westshestsr
county to day. Resolutions approving Of the course
the Hon. G. B. Habbe 10 the last Legislature. and
dorsng the administration Of Governor Norsaa were
passed unanimously
Urea, n. T., Angus, II, 1850.
s. Arthur Gilbert was to day chosen delegate TO ths
Douglas Democratic State Conveation lie was Instructed
TO oppose any fusion.
Ohio Congressional Nomination.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, August IL, la60.
The republicans OF the sixteenth district nominated
William b Cutter for Congress
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News from the Nati0nAI Capital,
orR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

orE SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WAsHrScros, August II, 1860
EFFORTS FOR TUE RESTORATION or PsAcE IN nxxIoo
Official news from Mexico establishes the fact that sns
leading merchants and conservatives in the CITY of Ne
co are presenting petitions to Juarez for
Of hostites and restoration peace 10 the country
They represent Etramon a. nearly poweress and thss
the only parties who refuse TO sign petitions FOE pesce are
the clergy and those whom they control
Senior Ma,a the Mexican Minister to this government
has jus. LEFT this city, and will sail Monday for Neros
70 arrange come business affairs BE will probably re-
turn again In few weeks The Legation wE remain IA
chargs Of Senior Romaro, the Secretary.
Senior Degolado Of the Mexican general. who has
been attached Legation for sometime Secretary,
Ia also about leaving for home.
These parties a sangane that their unhappy ceua
try viii restored to peace aud prosperity thr>A
liberal influences aided perhaps by citizens Of the uaisea
States.
GKNxRAI cAss AT rsE srArs pxPARrUsr
General Cass has been in attendance at the esass D.
partmeat TO day, apparently in fine health
REMOVAL.
H. NcClanahan has been removed from The odRos a
Marshal Of the Western District Of Tennessee ana ls
L. Green appointed In his stead
Rs1ras GENERAL cAss.
General Cas- has returned, apparently 10 Improved
health, this morning, and resumed his OFFICIAL duties ~
the members Of the Cabinet now here. Mr. Cobb
cepted.
3he Kentucky Election.
LOUISVILLE, August II. 1854.
Sixty OF the hundred and four counties ia tho ats
give Combs 1896 NcCarsy, 2S,seY; Boiling. s,sn
Hopkins, Ss5 Kelly, pa
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The Kentuoky Electisn.

LOUISVILLE, August IL, l0oe
Sixty OF the hundred and four counties ia tho ats
give Combs 1906 AcClarty 1854 Boiling. eSgs
Hopkins, Ss6 Kelly, 2s4
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HooLFY 4 CAMPBfLI's OPERA HOUSE 6S5 Broad
WAY SONGS, BURLESoUEs, pascrs &c-scHsk
xsxn okNss
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BRyANTS MINSTREIS Mechanics Hall. <72 Broadway
BusIxsou.s SONGS DANCES, dc.--Go WAY. BoYs.
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ADJUSTMENTS TO MORROW EVENING.
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KYBLos GARDEN. Brosdway.-EouxsrRiAs PxsyOe
ASCKs--tISpERRIIA.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
PALACE GARDEN, Fourteenth s,reet-SAcxxp CoscER1
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upon the ruins Ct sebasopo before whose battered walls
and fallen towers much blood aud treasure had seca
lavshly wasted Her prcscn, visit to the United states
Is taken priacipsliy TO crafty her desire 10 see
Mr.. Henry Grnnell, aud 10 express Ia person
her gratitude for the dccp interest All symps
thy he manifested in her behalf she is accompanied
By her neice Mis- Craero sad female attendants she
was alan accompanied By Mr. Cornelius crane and Miss
crinncl, Who their return homo from lengthy
visit to Europe At Southampton lady rrsakss was
attended by the Admiral Of the Por from hotel
The Adratic while board the noble vessel she wa
tho guest of Captsn Comstock, 10 whose ksnasss AMI
courtesy sic expresses herself very much .nisbtsd
Lady Franklin viii remain bu, few days Ia the city
Amer O necessary rest from the fAiignss Of the
voyage abe viii accompany Me- CrIoneFs family
70 their beautiful country seat on the Hed
son, some couple OF miles s,ovs Bsrlsm. At
the expiration OF three four she will upon
tour through the un,ed States ami canads visiting the
after during the stay cf the prioce Of wAcs n very
probable abe win be al THE formal opssns 10 po traffic
Of the Victoria Bridge ii which the Pfnse viii
present 10 bcstow upon the structure hs mosser
said that one Of the objects Lazy FrsAsn bad
view In visiting 70 b present a. the eere~ow
ineuxuras,nx testimonial IN ,hr forH Of nssxmeas,
be erected In the Central PARK " IN E~ne the cc~mAsd
Of Vie second Grnneu expedition, boz MS rs not the
c, meuscs Of The Subject has o~sa - boon made
10 nor Lady HrAnka wsisias vista Ne inci6c esatr
and win probably iaks up Acr resA>scs noss wi ates
ia san Franenco 70 vAkh she Ia advised BY h~ >hss
Clans. ThsEh IN seusvsi god sss'sn. nM er nesets
having been bs.n IL iaoO sahss.na " ssr srss,
moups.i' ana the May -
~ hss expev'cpcsd and the snrieties sh hes suffered
.ss Franklin Kiln ' S..s 'f' < ,, Ss.. =
lie tends 70 give hath W the m Ad aad vieor 20 the
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NATIONAL VARIETIES Chatham stFee,.--IRIsa T.
CRANT-FoUR IOyERs-VIRGtSAY MuHEN.
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BARNUN's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Brosiway.-Day
and Eveung-ETBIorAs SosGs DANES, BURiES2vks-idy'
Iurn
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NEW BowERY THEATRE Bowery.-MoyrE CRisTo-
\ Os.sct or IsTEEEsr-DEyiLS DAN.
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military display and banquet. TIE fol-
loving we're among ihs sentiments otlerel
Al the latter
Tie 2foaarchs ef Earsps-The true
friends of The conservative slave States Of
the South---,hs embryo of q great South
ern Republie,
How. .Iasass Bs.eAaaaH--As oonssi-
,ational President, be has respected the
sovereign rights og the States ia ,he Tn.
len, and he will equally respect them
when cut of il.
TIE STATE of .SoufA Caroi,ng;
Fhe night Il hes hoadage hss passed.
The aay Of her JlelivvFanos has dawued-
Southern Cirllisalioa-It must e
maintained st any cost and all hazards.
Hon. 4. G. .nagrath--a Drutus had
rather be a villaser than rcpnte himself
a son of Rome, under such hard ooudi-
tons as this time is ike 10 Jay on Us.
4 Soufhera Coatcderaeg.--The cen
eentraiion Of Southern power-the com
bination Of Southern interests--lhe con-
summation Of Southern welfare.
Tara JaR, Hamilton, Hayas, MeDafe
aud Calhoun When Carolina shall have
acted out the lessons Of these ilusirious
dead, il win no longer be asked why her
people have erected no monuments to
their memory.
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KEErlAG u0RsEs LEGs AND Fur
tu OsBfg-lf I were asked to account
for nay horses legs and feet being in bet
ter order than nay aeighbor, should at
tribute il fa the following circumstances
Plfsl, they are all shoi with FEW aails,
20 placed IN the sboe as 20 permit the
foot to expand every iims they move
second. tia, they all lige Ia boxes instead
of aall., and can move whenever they
please lhir1, tia, they have two hours
daily wasine exercise whsE Hoi n work
and fourth, that have Dot a head-slall
o. lrask ehsm "a my stall, fbese four
circumstances comprehend lhs whole
mystery q keeping a horses lsgs hne,
ard lheif tesi Ia sound working condition
up 20 . good cd age iilles % Hsrse's
Eoat
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they called in the sheep, He no ho J
Oh, laws maussy
Poke slid down the tree he was in
picking up bis coat ia'l, that bad been
torn off by a broken limb in his hurried
ascent, signing
Oh, that had the wings ef dove -
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eysIauy . tuaa thinks il ia sirias that
keeps bim from iaruiag a rascal, shsn Il
y only f8H stomach One should l'e
careful aod n9t mistake potatoes fof rfln-
elpIss
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A NIGHT AMONG WOLVES.

From Whisehead's Wild Sports Of the South.
The pass was steep and rugged,
The wolves they howled and whined;
But he ran like whirlwind up the pass,
And he left the wolves behind"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-10

CHILLs AND FEVER CHILLs AND FEvERl!
One of the greatest remedies that has
ever been laid before the public, for Fever
and ague, and which have received the
highest encomiums from the press and the
people, is DR.. j. Hostettcr's Celebrated Bit
tcrs. Who would endure the torture aris-
ing from this terrible disease, when it can
be so easily cured? Who would endure
chills alternately, when a remedy can be
obtained for mere tritle? And yet how
many families linger out painful existence
under this deadly bligh, and do nothing
but gulp down Quinine, until it becomes
as common as their daily meals, and yet
they are not relieved. None but the fool
ish and weak would hesitate to procure
these valuable Bitters, and save themselves
intense agony. Sold by druggists and
dealers generally everywhere. - ~ te.-=
BPSee advertisement in another col
umn.-5, .ts