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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-15

From the Houston Telegraph. of the 2s,h.
se gather some sddi'iosai particulars Of
the disturbed stale Of sflirs in Nofthern
T-xs-. Ta,t j,urnai ssyss
From Wsxshsche we have seen letter
sfitten BY . merchant to his cores sponden
IN This city. which gives some OF the d-tsiIs
Of . Conspiracy there 10 murder The people
and destroy the iown in manner similar 10
that OF Dallas. The plot wss TO have been
carried nut iss' Sunday. u was discovered.
however. and tao white men. whose names
are not giver, we're hung on Sturdy last. (.
The 2l-t inst S,me twenty odd negroes
sre 10 be hsng also next ~eek. The dsn-
ger ~as believed 10 be over, though the peo.
pie we're constantly watching. aud were al
.nost worn down with their vigilance. This
leuer is written 10 Germsn. and se msy not
nave G. al ire astters contained, but be-
iese ~e have the principsi facts.
The fact seems % be apparent that there
has brea . vide spread conspiracy ia the
Iaorthern counties. made up BY wicked white
men, Aboiirionlsis, BY which il was intended
10 burn the houses, kill the people and run
he negroes cf into Mexico. Foriunstely
In has been discovered not in time 10 pre-
v~nt 'he de-'rucsion BY fire Of half mil ion
% property. but "a time 70 rave the lives OF
he people. sed 1t - hoped % bring she ring
I-ad.r-. particularly The hellish inciiers Of
The usgs.s--. 20 vs.n.Iiyn pnni-hn-rs.
FUkTHsE PARr cuLAEs NJ Cruyer.
Sho = ju-t d.'ws fs.m tn upper rouarr.. .
confirms 'i1s accounts se ksy- received rom
Dr Py@. H. sa,s ire vigilance commit
frvs are eorp,sed OF the bes' men IN the
Il versi couutirs; that they are setting wi.h
great c.oIn-ss and drlibersfinn. aud ~ tshe
people hsve The utsnoSt confidence in them
H. also states hat in Dallas they have SOM
eight Or ten negrve-. who .ppeIed 20 se tie
ring leaders. in con rfaer-nl They viii
probably be hang Tnry had wl.ippe som-
seventy Or eighry Sho kaew Of the conspi
.rses, but failed 20 inform on The consp,rs
tors. IL Wa xshsrhs- The discovery war
sasdc through he voluntary confes-in oil
i argr- w.msa Bringing 10 NJ. Mwch-
h,nk>- Trssshu th- ~nYis s~gi,a EN-
brscias u .iis-, + H.. Tsrsnt, sud Densor
|s.'.n'i--, 'he Testimony VI she aegrses hs-
sr-n The s.ms Tsry have I'll sg-eed inl
--yirr slst they ~ere 10 burn the hous--
aud nnd-r ,Is- women on the frst Mvndsy
u. Ao-nss Tnev were then 70 ssssck the
p~spie :, The psls. sijrA ~ The reinforce
m~nl u ,h- expected Ab.lirion band, snnl
having got possesTon VI arms. provIshsnr.
g.. fight their way 20 n xic.
Ws-n Mr. Cru.-r ieu w ,xsha chic, I,si
Monday. there wss rum thar there had
e~ea TOO ssen hung ~ Dsilss. and he tink-
those must be she men alluded to in ihr let
ses tr.m Chi, the above items concerning
the w .xsnscb'e conspiracy wss taken Il
The people 10 sii psrs Of the c.untsy ore
thsrou .hly srousrd, snd vii not stop until
the whole plot 10 isid bare snd the off.odrrs.
80 far % p.sssb'e. are brosgh' 70 ja-tice.
W. hear repvsts irom Grimrs. but they
ssas confirmation. sad we ~il not repor
them The people sss, however. every
shrr- cn the sI-r snd suspicious chsrsc-
ssfs sS- being rls-riy watched.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-15

Th,. p,roJy ~ Thai mosr p,rvdi.d N IN
,h;,r. ,,,,oa;sa ,he.R.r;.i. \, Sir I'm.
NO.. /. ,ho,ch ,xh;b;,sd !, min, hefos 4.
suie sPpoP's'e l''' now "ne" We nss'
S-e bed room ifumPei' in ns seasonao'e
m'o''ss'o"s'
ro' sour 80 ne''a 0"' 'e'''''s NUM-
As sfo'"a 'he sn'"os' We hu'''s''
drum
Our delectsble slumbers had worried.
w sougn' ossAy' - oeau o. "'s"''
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IL The Appleton lwi-- J Cseseraf sts'es
shst q : ~. d - .:ss rsrSesi.s mresiss
IN shss cisy. over one huad.rd - . ssse
seea marching 10 The sosshIish' psoesssi .
who vesed fos Fs~noa, in 1856. ssI ~ho
srs sev ssshssisssie Sos ~ EsiIs Cisss.
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JASPER, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ts 1860

R-ss.ved. Taat se should ri .ice in . sue
ee-rfu; sIsvs insurreciisn 10 the S.u,h, an.
that - ksilIng . sissehvid = TO obtain Tree
dsm. the slave - M, guilty. Of any crime,
thst the slsvehoiies should BE- made a. drea IN
Of desih in sleep. aud 70 spprehend q a,h
IN his dish sst ses-po'; ih&s FIRE should NEE
him in his bed, aud poison should NEE, him
a the table.
Be- we mus begin de-rer snd lower ih.n
the composi'isn and con. r.bins'lan u fsction-
or parties, wherrir the strength and s-cu,i.
~ q slavery lie You snsw-r rlss. il II-- n
The 9 ,n-iHa'iiisn oi ih- Unn-s s s,.s and
'hr constitutions snj isxs .E the slave hold
Ing Sta'.s Nj u al. II y in The errane
,ns sentiment of the Am.r.rsa people ~
ana ls~s csn no more ss--
shove the virtue o. the people ihan the
impid stream can climb abOvc its native
'P.'ng lnculrsie the 1--we Of freeIom and
3quai rights Of man under the pssernsl roo
re 20 i that They are issghi in the schools
md ~ the Churches; refcr.. ysYr oxn code:
extend : Cordial welcome 10 the 70 hive
sho isys his weary In,bs u your door. and
'r:enj him q you ~vull your psternsl gYd-;
'orect yosr owa error. tbs, slavery il .
ossiiistssnsl gsrrsnte- which nay not be
eiessed. shd oueh, not to be reiinqushsJ. ~
Senator WIDE 81 Omo.
Slsvrry : The sin VI not come Of the State
'nly. but VI n. IN III: o. not on. nas,1nsIisy
st VI I'll nations IL perverted md cor
u2ted the 1Os.i sense VI ,nkind. deeply
nd snve-sa ~. aaJ tkss s-ssefsi.n became
uniserrsi ssbit- II .,irs sf thos.Li o.
o~- 6xei pruri2les No Am-sIr.n S,s,r
% yet d-Isvrfed iiseH entirely fssm these
sbi,s- W., in Nr~ York. are guilty o.,
lssery sli1i By ~ishhol.isrg The right of -ui-
'ge from the race ~e have ensnc.psied.- -
'vu. 10 Osso are ga,i'y 10 Fh- same way b,
system of black lass silI sn~e sri-toerst-
; and odious- Il . written 10 the Consti
arion u The Unis<5 S,stss that Eve slave.
hall counf equsi 10 three reeaen - b.s,r
{ representation; snd il 10 written. slso.
N VIOLATION or DIVINE LAW. thsi
Te shall surrender the sug.i.vs slave Who
,kes refuge ~ Sur frrside from his -eIent
- pursuer uer-Se~src's speech is Ohio
We would continue This reharh Of th~
rn,iBents " the Republican leaders. but
,r The present ~e Jrrn the Iore-oinr raii
ient- II good conservative UaiYn men 80
~sIlos surh vie,u,'s. s~d vrir .i'h ; psr,
rocIaImins such sentiments, they Can 9
sUre than ~eesn.
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~ Asssh IN Lisc"Ia COS eonssibufnr
q an iusd f+ ps-ehssinr shapes r6-s
..d .mmsnitson q be pIscsd ~ 'he hands VI
Jshn Brvwn. lin L,ns, ssd their abahsson
associates IN Ksns~. u ~ probability
ssme - The arms used By Oil Bro~s IN BIZ
H ~per's Ferry rad wtss purchased witb
OId Abss no1sy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-15

6<rWs aotired q n. =. Lsns's soloist.
m'nt q this pIsc~. On Mosdsy lotI lhss
J-hn Kislisaer snd lodge HschIsusoo y %.
cissed . Vice Presidents of the msessos.--
Kip i.ser = warm supporter of BreckIn.
ridge and Lane "A fellow feeling makes
o. wondesous kind" wssuppose KipInssf
'eted % 'his. veil knowing that every vote
esss for Breekinridge counted ono for Nus
eels. Rockville JsctSouis0.
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Hog Cholera Cure

]. r. wsrder. Of SprinefsiS, Ohio. seeing
the otTsr or premium BY the State q krn-
lucky for The cure of hoe eh"'ers. sends ih'
following 10 the Paris (Ky Crizea:
I see your State has offered reward fcr
some pori,ive cure .or hpg ch.lers. with .
description u the disease, cause, etc have
had sYme experience with this disc sses ssd
the results .: my n RS are st the ci-pnssl
Of any ~ho will trv the same. and u surr~rs
ful os otherwise will report fvr The benehl VI
Others.
In 1858, I had the disease break ou'
among . lot Of hogs. eighty rode or more
IRON any highway. and without contact ~Ih
any other stock. in the most siFu'ent ans
excited form nearly hslf of one hundred aud
twenty hogs being effected within t~o day
Of iis 6vsf appearance, sni some twenty head
had died before was led q Try an exo@r'
meat from = suggestion made bs ply -iein
- Cincinnati paper, 20 Try alum. TINS
made into very strong soIutian. with . clip
moose on the end Of rope 20 Put IN the
month. By which / could stesdy the head
and with The sid Of horn win the small
end saved Cd drenchei each hog with one
pint Of the solution
Nv success was. that out Of twenty three
hogs badly stsscsed, many in the last stages.
even bleeding st the nnse and the ski''
olotehed. I saved al but five head, and iwc
Of them he'd Z return Of the disease. ! also
led about one pound Of the slum each das,
70 the Ios. mixed in meal, for two weeks,
IRON which there sese no ciusiher symptoms
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Grsson CoUsrY.-Ws hear shsi he Dem
oess,s Of this county ere making noble
eight. Hendricks sod the whole Safe tick
uwiIl esry q lesss 200 majority. shi'e &c
learn our excellent friend; Si:ss AZ. Hpl.
comb. will BE- elected Representatives b. =
least 400 majority. Holcomb has served 10
&c Lesislasuss hefoss, ssd made : sseiui
member. We congratulate the people q
C'ssos upon ssesr.ag bic services AGAIN
Evansville Eassirer.
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Iieli yos here tonight 'hss she sgiss'isa
q his question % bsnaa slavery will eon-
tiuse while the ioot % sl.ve presses The
soil of The American R.pubI'c-
10 1855. :, public meeting 10 Mssssehu.
sets, The following rssoIusios wss sdspsed:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-07
IN Z. OLMSTED e 60.
~ are paying the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
W O Q /.
SHERIFFS SALES.

DY VIRTUE Of sundry a0ras Of Venditioni
I'D Exponas, Feri Facias and Levari Facias
issued out Of tie Court Of Common Pleas Of Potter
County, PcnnsyIuan'a, and to me directed, IShali
expore TO public sale oufcry, atthe Court House
in Coudersport, on MONDAY, the 18th day of
June, 1860, at 10 o'clock, a. m., the toUocng
described real estate, TO ecH:
Certain real estate situate in Pike Town
ship, Potter Co., Pa, bounded on the North
by lot No. IA, on the East by lots Nos. IA,
% Il So, on the South by lot No. % and un-
seated lands of the Bingham Estate, on the
West by unseated lands and lots Nos. l3 SO,
being lots Nos / and II of the subdivision
of the lands Of the Bingham Estate in Pike
township; containing one hundred and fifty
five acres, about fifty acres of which are i'm
proved, with three frame houses, two frame
barns. one saw mill and scme fruit trees there
on n.-ALSO-Lot No. So, in the Township,
County and State aforesaid, bounded on the
North and East by lot No. IA, on the South
by lot No l3 and by unseated lands, on the
West by unseated lands and by lot No. Is !;
containing one hundred and four acres, with
about ten acres improved, on which IS erected
a frame house and q board barn.
Seized, taken in execution. and to be sold
as the property of Elijah Johnston, garnlshee
of Aaron Lewis.
ALSO-Cortain real estate situate in Pike
Township, Potter Co., Pa, bounded on the
North by lot No. IA, on the East by lots Nos.
IA, % l. 25, on the South by lot No. 22 and
unseated LANDS Of the Bingham Estate, on the
West by unseated lands and lots Nos. l3 i SO,
heine lots Nos II 4 Il of The subdivision OF
the Bingham lands in said township; con-
tanning one hundred and ffty-tive' acres, OF
which fifty acres are improved, on which are
erected three frame dwelling houses, two
frame barns and one water saw mill, and with
some fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken in execution, and to De sold
as the property of Elijah Johnston and James
Bump. 2nd.
ALSO-Certain real estate situate IN kula-
liza Township, Potter Co Pa, bounded on the
North by lands of the Bingham Estate, East
by lands of L. D. Spafford, South by lands OF
John Crittenden and G. W. Ellis, west by
lands of John Crittenden and S. Ross; con-
tanning one hundred acres, of which tnlrty
acres are improved, on which are erected one
frame dwelling house, two frame barns ana
ont buildings, and with some fruit trees there
other lot situated as nfore-
said. bounded on the North by lands OF IA,
Starxwe ather and L. D. Spaford, East o. tue
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-07
Special 7loiices.

CHILLS AND FBpERl CHILLS AND FE-
FER!-One of the greatest remedies that has
over been laid before the public, for Fever
and Ague, and which have received tbelhigh-
est encomiums from the press and the people,
is DR.. }. Hoetet.er's Celebrated bitters Who
would endure the toErurcs arising from this
terrible disease, burning fevers and icy chills
alternately, when remedy can be obtained
for mere trihe? And yet how many fami-
lies linger out painful existence under this
deadly blight, and do nothing but gulp down
quinine. until it becomes as common as thcir
daily meals, and yet they are not Relieved
None but the foolish and p-eak would hesitate
to procure these valuable Bitters, and save
themselves intense agony. Sold by druggists
and dealers generally everywhere.
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FRat Offences BaiIable bV Je,s-
BY the subjoined section of the
iced Penal Code of the laws of Penn
,,ra, adopted by the Legislature at
At session. it will be seen that the
,ss Of rape, arson, robbery or burgla-
,re not 6ailable before Justices. Con-
| r,bIe neglect in respect to this sub
|, renders the publication of the section
|b. time not :nopportune.
;rc :, page SO, of Penal Laws of Penn
|,,ria In all cases the party accused
a,h or affirmation Of any crime or
,lsneanor against the laws, shal, be
lifted to bail by one or more sufficient
|las., to be taken before any judge,
,,,s mayor, recorder or alderman,
,,s the offence charged has been com.
ned except such persons as are pre-
I.d from being bailed by the constitu-
Of this commonwealth Procidcd
That persons accused, as aforesaid,
|nrrdcr o. manslaughter. shall only be
.a-ed to bail by .he Supreme Court
ne Of the judges thereof, or presi-
}. or associate law judge of Court of
nuon Pleas. Persons accused. as
rsaid, of arson, rape. robbery or bur-
7. shall ouIy be ballable by the Su-
+.ae Court, the court of common pleas,
+ay of the judges thereof, or a mayor
Incorder Of city.
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GIVE us a GALL.
Court Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF an order of the Orphans
D Court Of Potter County. to me directed,
will sell at public vendue or outcry, at the
Court House in Coudersport, on Tuesday, the
10th day of June next, al l o'clock, P NJ, the
following described real estate belonging to
the estate of Rufus A. Freeman, Deceased, to
wit \ certain messuage or lot Of land situat-
ed in the township of Jackson in the county
aforesaid, and bounded and described as fol-
lows Beginning at q Hemlock In the north
line Of lot No. 8 of the allotment of the Album
lands in Jackson township aforesaid, thence
west along north line Of said lot one hundred
and six rods and two tenths of rod, thence
north eighty rods, thence east along south line
Of lot No. IL of the Adlum lands one hundred
and six rods and two tenths of rod to a Hem
lock, thence south eighty rods to the place OF
beginning; containing ffty-three acres and
one tenth Of an acre, and being lot No. l3 OF
the allotment of the Bingham lands in said
township of Jackson, ten acres of which ars
improved. There is small frame house on
the lot
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third Cash in
hand the balance in one and two years Sc
cured by Judgment on the land.
JERRY W. FREEMAN, Adnaaisfra asor..
Ulysses, April 10, 1889.
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y II9EoDoRE PARKER died at Florence,
): ;: VI W the 10th of May last, in the 50th
IA. h " his age. He graduated in 1886
h, cambridge Theological School, in
,,;'., Sn aud was settled pastor of small
h ~''an congregation in West Roxbury.
s,5o.; o.o'e anumber of essays denying the
4 nn u,lIy of the Scriptures, which attract
b.. S'A attention at that time and re-
|, Ic T severe censure from Unitarians.
M, no ~, ne gathered society of his own
l.,i NJ Musical Hall at Boston, which
'''aue the largest congregation in
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-07
EZRA STARKWEATHER,

BLACKSMITH, would inform his former GUS
toners and the public generally that he has
reestablished a shop in the building form
erly occupied by Benz. Kennels in Couders-
port, where he will be pleased to do all
kinds of BlacKsmithing on the most reason
able terms. Lumber, Shingles, and all
kinds of Produce taken in exchange for
work. 1894.
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THE CENSUS.
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

IMPORTANT ~ v Elk BpDT.
N Ths time within which the census must
completed is limited to two months,
.uencing the first Of June, and end
Inc first of August, which will ncces-
\ y require the utmost activity, on the
d Of the officer, to accomplish the task.
ih view to acceleratlng the business
ayut unnecessary delay, either Of citi-
! s or the Marshal, we publish list of
more important questions that will be
I'D that answers 4ay be prepared, be-
|rhand and left at the house, in case
head Of the faulily should be from
ne. Many of the answers will require
|Ilerabe care and forethought; cs-
|aiy 10 regard to ths amount OF. the
-0u' crops, manufactured productions,
It IS hoped each person will take
first opportunity to prepare correct
.Fsrs to the questions published, aud
wait until the Marehal appears, when
The haste it will &c almost impossible
give precise statements.
b the first place IS is necessary to
ls down the name of every person
@e usual place of abode on the lst day
June, 1860, was in the family -
he age Of each, sex and color, whether
q. black or mulatto.
'Diession, occupation or trade Of each
person over fifteen years of age.
'alle Of real estlte owned.
Pace of birth, naming the state, territory
aQltry
Afred within the year.
4aeaied school within the year.
5syons over twenty years of age that can
read or write.
'letaer deaf or dumb, blind, insane or
lc, pauper or convict.
Aane Of owner, agent or manager of the
"a.
Number Of improved and number of unim-
NJ 'tt acres Cash value of farm. Value of
Ra.lg implements and machinery. Live
A on hands June 1st, 1860, viz: number
loTses, mules, and asses, working oxen,
cacows, and other cattle, swine and sheep.
I9s olive stock. Value OF animals slaugh-
I'd during the year. Produce during the
ending June lst., 1860, viz: number
1-elS Of Wheat, Rye, Indian Corn, Oats,
aus and Peas, Buckwneat, Barley, Irish
''oes, Sweet Potatoes, pounds Of Wool
i pounds of Tobacco. Value cf Ore land
tlcts in dollars Gallons of yine, value
''oducc Of Market Garden, pounds of But
pounds Of Cheese, tons Of Hay, bushels Of
s''Seed and bushels of Grass-Seeds,
'1o' OF Hops, pounds Of Flax, bushels of
'''eed, pounds of Maple sugar, gallons of
'"es, pounds of Honey and Beeswax,
eu home made manufactures. Name OF
9O'aton, Company or Individual produc-
"Hcles TO the annual value of $500
-s Cl business, manufacture or produce
t,S! invested in real estate and personal
!" 10 the business. Raw material used,
sulS ilel viz: quantities, kinds values,
=" motive power. machinery, structure
i source. Average number of hands en-
~, y, VIZ, VIZ; Male, Female, average monthly
.,.I rI Male labor, average monthly cost of
1.t u: labor. Annual product, viz: quanti-
amos, values. Name of every person
h sgo during the year ending June l.,
n 'noSe usual place of abode was in the
y, y, 'ns age, sex and color, whether white,
NV eN muatto, married or widowed, place
w. ~ naming the State, Territory OF Coun-
n., "s month in which the person died,
ma 'on' W occupation or trade disease or
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the clty-the interest being greatly
heightened in latter years by his uncou.-
promising opposition to Slavery and all
Its pretensions. His staleGtsswere of the
hrst class. his oratory pleasing and his
Ideas original bold aud vigoroas.
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I,afnr aua Guuutg,
weather ; it being Col
sal,nFRSPORT. JUNE I. 1860.

-6,,;r0us.--The weather ; it being cvld
,.ipy for the last two days-indica-
, # a coming frost. We have put
], frost for the 9th of June hoping,
.,,sr. that our prophecy will net be
a.5 until at least the 9th of August.
=, Is q magnificent crop of small fruit
-;,s on the vines and trees herea-
:, which we would rather not see, des-
,.j BY Jack Frost. We learn that a
zen acar the village gathered ripe
cherry from his vine Oh the 1st OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23

CIOsING OUT OLD GooDs.--To mako
4 room for my immense stock of now Dress Goods,
am closing out BGysdere and Plaid Silks at SIC,
ste and 62c; Quarter Dc Loines old STYLE Mt 121c;
AIOhRr pIatds aud Bynderc worth SIC, Mt lSc, and
all other old styles in proportion. .
Oct23 J, 8. RHODES,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
Upwards of 100000
Losses have been paid by the H3tna Insurance Co
in the past II years.

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
= accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
s-il'I"entioH gir'n In HISWT0nceO Of u WELLLYGS
and CoR.sRts for ternls Of one I'd. .fre ysdrs.
Tlc progress of this Corporation has been stable
uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
st lGi Storm periods evcntful in or exempt from
9rcying cpnAlgrltiOns aud maritime disaster. Be
: long established ona cash basis. the troubles of
cflit system affect us in no material particular.
uGi1 ~har,I tines the security of reliable Insu-
/ . an imperative duty-thG ability of property
icrs t0sustain loss being then much lcsSaned.
p lis!es issued without delay. and all business at
tp.cd 10 with dispatch and fidelity, by
~ C. ARTHUR. Agent,
Office over the Bank OF Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
New Family GI'OceT'y.

FT7IIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO ANN0UNCE
Il that he las opened Family Grocery ana ForeirI,
ProInCo Store III the old Post Ohice building iSS
ISciF5 @ street hear The corner Of Quincy st and
Tne Dtt Qualities the lNarltet aGlrs
superior article Of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always OH hand. .fZtE ssF
German Produce, such as Prunes, Lcntles, Split
Peas, also all kinds of Ents. OrNngEs and Lemons,
wholesale aud retail at thelOwcst rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars and TobGcco
of tho different grades. wllolesNIe and rct0lat
@. ". REESSI%C'S,.
fcbl4-1yd FORMERLY with Alex. HeYnian.