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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-14
'PROGRAM4IE FOR CHRIsTFAs.
ambFOtypes, Photographs, &c.

90 TO WYKEs' GALLERY AND SEE TIE
VI crowds thut daily resort there 10 obtain his vel
known superior pictures which he is now selling at
great y reduced prices, for a short time
Being fully determined thar no gallery in the CITY
snail under sell him. and at thesame time is prepared
TO take better picturSs than can be Obtained else
where, or charge norlltng for them
The public will remember that tive premiums were
awarded 10 Wykes, for hest pictures of The various
Kinds ana styles- Al the late Fair the Island.
day ss possible, or make preriouF arrangements TO
preEentlong delay. NJ. WYEES,
febl0 No. l89 Main ST. ssTop Of The IIilI.s
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THE GRRATENGIISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES ELARKE,s
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
IrsparedJ ,om . Itrseriptton Of s1R JAMES CLARKE,
n D., Physician E1tyandtnQ,y to TIE Q1escn.
This invaluable medicine is uufafin in the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases 10 which The
feals consultation II subject ii moderutes ali ex-
cess aud removes al Instructions. aud speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is peculiarly suited. 1t viii in u short tinle bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears The Gorern-
nent stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterits
CAUTION.
These {&Hs should nut BE taEe1s BY fendIes during
DE FIRST THREE A0NZHS4f I2Jegnasscs, az tIev
sure to bring on Aiscarrfg9e, Tat at any otGer
time they are safe
1nAilcases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Puir
In the Back and Linbs, Fatigue on slight e1ertion
Pup tat on of the Heart, Mysteries and v these
pills viii effect cure when all other means have
taie5; aud although powerful remedy. DO not con.
tain 10 calomd, antinOny, or anything hurtful to
the on ritution
Pa u directions In Die pamphlet around each pack
age u 4ich should be carefully preserved.
sdie Agents for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late c. Baldwin COL
Rochester, n. y.
n Bs-sl,oo and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent, viii insure bottle containing SO
pills, by return mall.
Sold By LAUGHLlNs d BUsHF1ELD and t IL.
LOGAN co. augS-eod-d&w-ly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-14

W aGE4A4At17 Y h. 42SC. ES45F 1861
De0r Ro1ber:-I NOW address myself 10
the task of bidding yon long, but / hope
not eternal farewell. The reelection that
this narrowing and rending of cur great
est earthly hopes has become 10 me a
source of comfort rather than trouble, ia
owing to the tact fhatfY ben Isrtheet upon
the past and trace the! source Of every
wrong act 10 the fountain head, / can think
upon my mother-ny best eartill rie1d-
aud truly say thou vert not 10 blame
Had needed the admonitions which we're
time and again layished upon-me By you
10 reProef for my errors, had NOT now
been the inmate of a prison and condemned
to the State Prison. How different from
1he future which / have countless times
pictured for myself are those views bv
which nov auo surrounded wide con
trast between what ] have hoped for and
that which now realize. Had toped
that il would hare been uiiotted TO me TO
huve been the stay and support of your
declining years; but alas, the rnguanded
and Wilful disregard of your advice has
denied me that privilege and duty How
ever, sincerely hope and trust that the
great girer Of all good may modify THE
trials BIZ which you are nov nearly over
whelmed into blessings instead of trOu-
bies.
To those who have been my companions
and friends, wouid say, farewell for
whle-to some. forever-hoping the un-
timely fate which has overtaken me nav
serve as solemn warning for each and
every oDe-Bome. whom ! could name were
it necessary, bave trod the broad and for
hidden path which 1eadeth to destruction
far more boldly and with more reckless
spirit than have done but that is an
other matter from that of which l would
speak. It is this: May the fate which
has belallen me bea warning sufficient for
them. and when they raise the acearsed
poison=to their lips may they think of me
and set II down untaEted and untouched
would here say that those who best know
me know also the fact that 4 have never
been q slave to liouor-never vet saw the
day that could not positively refuse TO
drink. Enough of this. 1t has brought
me to this. Thank the Almighty it is no
worse, that yet may effect a refor1na-
ton for the better. Compare a sentence
to the State Prison with an ignominious
death upon the scaffold, or what is more
degrading than either, drunkards death
IN the gutter. and say which is preferable.
would now Say that / am truly grateful
to those kind and worthy friends who have
, so generously promised to protect thee
IN thy hour Of need, both spiritually and
BODILY. l hope may lire to reward them.
If not. may they meet their reward in that
bright land where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary are at rest. And
now, dear Mother, hoping that time may
deal lightly with thee; that we may again
be united in this world, hut if such can
not be, may We finally meet in that celes-
tial cline where there is one bright sam
mer always, and storms can never come.
farewell for the present.
JOSEPH n. Banks.
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Died.

DIED.
Yesterday morning, MARY LIZZIE JOSEPHINE.
daughter Of Alex. Q. aud LaYinia C. Eof aged two
years and eleven months ~ ~
lovely bud, taken from the chilling frosts Of
earth to bloom sin those heavenly where
the souls Of those who sleep In the LoRD JESUS enjoy
perpetual rest md felicity - = SSS
The friends Of tho family invited to attend the
mineral services at st. johns Church. this mo: nit
CFridsy) at IL o'clock
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Christmas is Almost Here.

A I'D WE ASK EVERYBODY IF TIIRY -HlyF
~ bought their Holiday Presents. II not
go 10 JAS CORR Co.'s, ON Main street a1d Iook
Al our stock Of Present Books There i no present.
more suitable for children, old flkk young men or
the girls than Ics Book, such as IRE 10 be had NJ
=. e ORR Co.'s, Main Atrtet. We have all porrs Of
Books from y 2 ceut toy book TO $50 Family Bible
So call and them. Our tables viii tt omen Tor
tnhpection this morning. Don't forget the place
right side Of Main street. few doors above tie M
9 NJ Bank. dEcl3
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w. A. BatcheIOr,s Hair DYn.

". A. BatCheIOF'S Hair Dye,
This splendid Hair Dye has equnl-instantane-
Gus ia efect-Bsautiful Black or Natural Browi,-no
staining the skin or njuring the Hait-reme diee the
absurd and Ill effect Of Bad Dyea aud fnYigOrates the
HAIR Tor life Nonn genuine unless signed sEIY
A BatChelor." Sold everywhere
CIIAE. BACHELOR, Proprietor
mlle-sept1s-d&w-1y .'sss.'' '''fst4' : :" ! OH
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sPEGIAsI5 NOTICES.
Il.lSa.a.....l..


NE ly
! me llls lEzll ana
94ellslssses,
fEsGr q Dist EEgls-
I0Wss spOEHLaE zErE IN
eve Eee N Il ar columns Il 1lrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup Nov Ne 1eFeT SAID \
word in fETur d patient zneaicne IeIbre IN lST l
1t We fed oulglled n say % yqar readers zarEt
tllisi no REEE EE1p n Gxp KEgE n ps
81 AII n cLAIlrs. II 4, suns q
sncosssfai Es1ttEaes n leea1se h s e
thebeE And thoss1 q ,alzsE saders Halo s1gs h.
hes cun.t do better than n las IN a saTliiy.s,
6cflE-aFZdESr
ProeIamation ExfraorlInnry.= fra4a
Wilmington City, d. c.
Ale4srE Laighzfa4 4 B4d4fesd. Qeuts.-Please
sand MS II duz.QuaEt Whiting F9aid,
~ 9 Pint
II HnHPiut
Supplying the Government aa6ees, We only use the
Lest Ink IN tbs market, Itit ne mink ldys 10 be
RAspfy yssT, EAYLoR & llAuhT
IArfrl,.,I Il 5S60
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JOSEPH n. BAHKs

= - Ian h5s
1t will be remembered that Banks was
sentenced to the Penitentiary for. ten years
at the recent term of the Circuit Court,
having been convicted of stabbing, with
intent to kill, Fidel Mayer, in Centre
Wheeling.
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THE PEN AND SWORD.


For long lime the question has beea argued
which was ttle most poWer4uI the Zen or the swOrs
Il has been, generally conceded that the Infiuuaee
and powerpF the 6ormar rs greater ta1An the inter
How important then, Il spch Is the case that tho
Pen khosld hare good lux 10 accompany III Hence
all desiring good writing. should nse CHEMICAL
WRITING FLUID, made ly
LAuGHLINs & BUsHFIEID,
nor1 Wheeling, Ia.
BRENgLnGER'ssAR sAP4RllI.A ADASDEIIOS
Cures the worst cases Of Ssnpfulh-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PARTILA EBANDELIoS
Cures EryuiIsslals Te1ter aud BGFiE.
BRRTIIN7 ERssAKsARARIIIA6B
Cures All ErurtiOns in the Skin.
BREETLINGEK's sARsAPARILI.A CHAMELEON
Cures Liver Complaint aud Drupsy.
BRENTIdHGER'ssARsAPARIIAA&DAHDELIoN
Cures Dyspepsia and s0nr Stomach
BBEETL1EGER's sAREAPARIILAED ASDELION
Purihes the BLOOD and enttrsly eradica1es an Aler-
curry and impurities from the system.
BRENTLINGER's sARsAPARILLA q DANDELfoS
Is pleasant 10 the lasts aud Is entirely Vegetable
BRENTLINGER,s s4RSAPARILLA& DASpEIdoN
Is pronounced By Physicion5 the best A1terGut
rtiey hare ever prescribed.
Prepared by F. A. BRENTLdNGBR. Market ST..
M ISL Wheeling HE.
Sold by Reed & Fran, Centre Wheuling,
4. H Logan L Co., Main ri.
LoERn. List d ca, =
aud Druggists geSsr1lly. declO
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STnAae1R spoke Of IraTson as a
damned niger driver, Eir5 and j, Sir, am
nm owner Of niggcrs. and live in Ala
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I d1I1Fo1sf DENocRAT-"Well, Sir, If You
J own seme niggers, Il suppose yo4-tirisae
: them. don't ron n - -.
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DIR. IAs.. aIecI5INToCK,e7 ISEoTo-

s1R hefeth here g Combined cough there
isaalEs5s gssafpert Totrias With any disstse On
re tg4ng ~ 70 court Fuction; con.
ever, Co, no
slosei 9 e9ti and ib 4Sdsh
eassS In "a great!
yegeta BILE .renledy. Price 500. si5si
by d 81
BEEdgeport, aud dthe Il NJ esaSfaiiy4 "a 8
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FR1xcls Johnson, Of Madison county,
Georgia, recently kili ed COW, for beef, and
fonadss ticlsihg through dot. upper stomach,
and fxsdlfsmls IN thesdPper part Of the
bEisk6t long horn handle dinner-for
1t had evidently een.eswallowedif some
mouths before aadsW hat,is remarkable, she
is exported to have been fat aud thrifty. mp
to tllelt inc she wa, killsd. [ sfis55,
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Ilpport I'd and battled by himself PM up for redsi
nan use, with his certificate the bOttle S[rAniod
pure aud OF the bod quality
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OVER-COATINGS OF Wales
" Moscow Beaver, English iKersey, saxony Deav.
Eer and Of the best manufacturers which
oet2 a. ; i - : joint. I,Ag1E.
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lEasRIrsgelE. Dee b. leeI


An amusing soenes II any tahIug can be
sid 70 be amusing here these timea, oc-
cured yesterday. on The outside of the
GALLERY Of The Senate, Just after had
closed my let4es. nar771g the speech of
senalor 1gegaon. 81 as0r rather 8us55ng
that orion Of It IN which he made refer
eque-1sssg distRstef7ull, II. no1z1nsu1t4Dg,
referenceso Dpnglas, an Illinois demo
Graft sitting IN HE gallery, proceeded 10.
berate FEerspn. to some Of his companions,
AZ "a damned Niger dr1Fer few mo-
nnents aftars he was tapped On tie Shout
der By a genflenaEasl.; who re9oested Lis
presence EEIt4suat re gaaletles when the
following cplloqny ensned
SrRAxeERs Ito abe ILLINOIS Democrat. ~
s'1Ehat did you mean, Fin, bF using the.
expression. damned niger driver, few
moments ago ?"
s IIaZEoIs atENocRa13aI don't know f91af
1t Is any business of your sn, what ]
meant A5 nemArks Rere not addressed
TO you.p
STRAssERYou spoke Of Eyarson as a
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li1lN ,S0oz IsIls;f
AAgAylqQsd fa4n5 NOR hifie.
s9Q III 81. ~ by
aeyls go roc Sc ~ 90,
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Jataes arnaI ksoh, osatff6i .So,ainsss
TzEy perislled in TIM woods -.in-the
bite l6dhta ANS short time since from rom
- g endss3pes dEsi BE lost hisway.Whtle
pglng traps toEga fer six days
one aupdred men INA q found
ton The sForInd near tlie Old
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Piano for Sale

ID AIsINS=-in whole, half and Quarter I,arS.
h just reeefyed and for sale by SEt1s7
dec6 W TsDyT ARns R-RRn
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=ALAEAHl1AH-'' That is none of your
business, eir. Inonsider myself insulted
by the remark that you made, and Lereas
my card, taking out his card aud extend
ing 6uely engrRsed piece of enameled
card; give me yours if you pIense."
ILLINOIS DE4ocRKT-..I don't want your
card, sir. Live in Illinois, and we don't
recognize the code cut there don't
know anything about -FOUR cards, and
r,..,,,f Z, -. -
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shan We DRINK.

Iml'ortsd and lpti4FJ ly himself warranted pnrr
and The besf quality. with lie certificates VI The Uo
tie, and Lis sessl Oh the eaFE.
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ENAY1HWER G0ulpONs SOCKS $50 Ell s.
ipi Ter = T1St n dFd6
Navy RiblEa shiitS atiq fifl ma nted not
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THE1London Post mentions an extraor-
binary hoax which was perpeirated in that
city, The cry was raised that Louis Ma
poleon, incognito, had landed in England,
and was approaching London. Crowds
surrounded The London Bridge citation
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MarftpretIe.
(8teinSerfauf,)
Marftpreiie.

Baltimore, ben. 81. Stunt 1850.
MIcpbpIt per @aapne 52-54 @ts. fir SO psf.
8mtter, bette Gjoben % gtS. % ID, @labeS 13
Ia, RpQbutter 14-17 @tS.
s ii t {, [fIplt4e] Manoeln, wet6l9. IA Cts
bartl4. 64-S @tS., &Uinen $225-$25O %
8Or, Datteln 4 @ts., 6eisen Spa Cts.
S Id, ROrtntben 6 GtS,t @itrOnen So. rs,
Srangen So. 80.
q etreibe, @etsen ROTH. mittelmGBis l2u-132.
tpeiBer gutter lS8-l48, ertra feiner l6O-165.
9afer, girg. u. Margl. 3s-4I pennk 43Gts.
8prm wetBeS 65-68, 9elbes 1916 Cts.
&Ossen, Mtarslanb 70 0ts., pennl. IS Gt8.
9 ~ Il /, piemOnt u Cts. y ID Nelfen 10
1o4 Gts.g sDtin. Sngwer 54-5h Wustatnub
64-65, YftTer 1o4-lo3, NustatbIItbe AZ
so @tS.
8 uano, peruSianil9er 2247 @ $6l-62 @
@4p6, % Gpnne $3.75-4.
9ppfen, sS tbl4 @tS.
9Gute, 8tb 253 GtS., lOie 9@1l, setrU6nete
Raffee, 3to 1a3@ls4, primo l4@l4A Ga.
quasra l4@143, Sapa 153@163.
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9trafmaB nod ui4t

paber bic Surp idulDi9. StrafmoB nod uidt
ertbeilt.
Die Gnfla9e 9esen @un. 81. Watll8, Der ME
Scbn Sine8lep Oe8 gerlud8, Ne9er auBerbulb
oe8 StaateS GIT perfIufen, angeflagt If, mur6e,
pie Der Brc5eB Si,e8lep'8 lelblt, na4 etnerl
ldnbli4en @eridte perleet.
@inwonoerer. @eRern fam bo8 S6iff
unblano, !" Capt. Ga 6nen, nit 345 Bal
~Iasieren BON 8remen bier an. DaS Sdif
Bate 3iemlid cpntrairen Winb uno brou6te 81
Gage our ueberfa9rt. Die 8a6aeiere befanz
ben ltd aIe ppbl uno hunter uno Die meilten
Seben heute i6on mad benz 8elten (na9 @i8=
ccnlin uro 9qinois) ab.
@rcnriton. - Aufleben erreste aeftern
Wrr9en Die Bro3ellton Der Ser. 8dderzG el=
ldaft, melde nit ibren befrdn5ten 6abnenA 10
Der @itp @ornet 8ano an Der Spite nad B.
Bellevue @arten einen 4u8flug mu9te. Sns
nlittel oe8 3use8 fibrten fe Elm GieienbroO
quf einem eiSe18 paftr ous9eIdmiiften Baz
gen, wel6e8 auf benz 5etpluBe unter bic @1lte
pertbeilt ipurbe. Sang uno Spiel ipedlelten
in frpber @enlit61i4teit biz 9esen 3 l1br, no
Der 9inmel leine Walierl6leule Sffnete nnb
bteJmuntere @elenI9aft inter Dad trieb. I'm
ter oeu barncnilden &ldr9en be8 6elOmqnr1z
lden Wulif<Gorp8 amI1irte man ltf Johann
nod einise Stunoen, bis Der bereinbredenOe
Ibeuo Die beitere @eie0iduft an ben Gid5u9
uad Der Stabt mobnte.
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.W}ein Suitcn tOotet mib allmd6lia,"
Sic merfpiirOigiten Gnren, Die nod ie
nerriOtet ipnrOea.

III
9lpapne'8 5ulammen9elebter Sprup bon
8t16ttri9 en- turrte @6tparc 9an1picn, Germantown ROab;
Der pterten s~e9eniber, BON einenn 9ulten; Nbuabnle beS 6IeTi6eS
ct tonnte peber lteben nod Itegen Obne 8el6werlt6fet. @rbetet
in @eprge Sweenep's 9afnerei, &io9e &oao, unterbalb 2eaQace.
Swapne'8 Wtlotirlden turirten @3ettel Gbosi
mas, na6e 9bDntrbi1e ~frhberbin BON Y6ilabelpbia. bon Ra6t-
f4peHen, flr9terli@sn 9nitsn. farssm at6sn; ZEN san5es gg-
item mar auBeroroentltb ~9eI5Wdbt. DreSebh Sabre itno ieit-
benz p%erFpfen uno er erfreat E9 nod INNER elmer Saten @sluno-
belt. -
5maAne'S @ilofiriden beilten bic Trau be8
Srn. Denart, 95 Oft -8enntraBe; &eobin9, SIT ft ibtr3eu8t,
6aB fe ibr 9eben retteten. Sic Bate bic @~nsSebrun9 i'm bS9lten
@rabe. murse aber pbai9 seiuno, ua9bem lie Die gSiletri1en 8e=
braudte. 9r. g. 9, Stsoens, 0ras8Ht in %Steaotns, 0eien
Q8abrbeit8lebe Ntemane be5peifelt, fam cb8e 5wet Ruren be5eu-
9en, ba bic Wte6stn bel inn gefauft pOrcen.
Aer5te 9ebra1fen ulo entpfehlen e8
Or. s. S. @qiOn Grantlia @Oante. sp, i4reibt; "@eit y
Sobren babe i'd cine iarte Hrarl8 unh empeble Or. SpaDne'S
acknowledgement @pup BON Nail6trl9en Dor alien anOeren Die
oisinen. Sn ben 10 lebr ~9efirbetea 9ungentrantbetten, bic it'd
in Sentutp ais 10 bDSartis erWeilen, balte i9 tbn far et unlbas-
6are8 0titel.9
@armums. = 8aufe tetnen @rttteG, Der ~pDr8ebltdb @ilotri@ea
entbalt, benz Nanen belubter AerTe ~an8ebdn9t fno, bic aber ntbts
nit ieiuer 3ulammeniebun9 gu tbun batten; rage aber tnner
auSoridli& mad "Or. Swapns's aniamusn9elestem S9rup bon
28tlofrl9en, bic ein3i9 d6te lStlcttri9en-3 ubereItun8.
@md6nP'8 iiber2tderte
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8. Sore'e 9Setnbolle,
Ghnrnlfr. So. n nnhe 6iermnnlfrn6l

SDdrfltr. J(e. "a nQDe Vertlldl1l trdBe.
Wtenen 5reunben un6 8efannten, ionic einem eee6rten QubIt-
tum 5et9e ib btermit an, 60B tt meme Sa0e nod tnuner am alien
8labe hoIte uno mem g~Setn=so0er beoeuteno ~psr9rBBert babe.
9 sNTl an'laBt aus g SSrtSa gtolel. GesIa5, un8ar- unO trans6;
i'd bel zen iebyet itren9en Sonnta9S9eesen nod gang beionber&
oerpeHe, ba es am @noe am heiten 1T, penu lb Sober elm Sr6pf.
benn @la8; Slafhe un6 @a0pne uno ltefere bieieIben Bel Q6nabme
Oon Dneenb Slaiden ODER bel Der @aapne fpitenret hrs Saus.
- ~ OOo...o a. - = . 7 "a - 1H#
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tOrt9ern 9ibertD Mlarfet Exclamation,

NC. 1886 Siebente StroBe.
8abtn9ton 9. 6.
Durb beeentenoe 8erl16nerunQ un6 gerbeTerlna BIN IDS IT,
9enei9teH 3uiprud.
4p2l. 3tt a @epra OH.
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49, Der lnter5eifnete erlaubt f9 feline 6reun6e unb
ane 2ebbaber eireS al8geetdneten Gbeiu- gSeine8 auf
iehn 2a9er bon D~iartgrdfer, @%aitelber9er, lln91tetner, DetoeSbei=
ner, Reriteiner II. 10. oufmerfiam su MAIDEN. Die pben0e=
nannten Beine peroen beim @la8 lpe bel Der SSloite an Der 8ar
gu cen billt0ften greien oerabreibt, @boteiate anger benz 6auIe
nit beoeutenben &aba1
a9- 8ersboa unS YIota'8 2ascrber we INNER.
Sunt18 3nt 0enrn &pp8. IA g. S~reberiffr.
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5ma9ne's @ilOfirideu belten bic 8rau Oes
9arfaparila= uno GbeersNiaen,

psrSorbensn Msu9en berfOmntt, uebelfeit, rlnrsinIi&feit. S&mer-
sn unb t~rautbaffe l~lntbatisfett Der Gtuseweice, 8lapunsem, Dip
pathological, @elbiubtn g8 i9etnt, feline Ytlsn 9eben cine 10
a0aemetne 3uiriecenbeit. Gin 1ebr gutter plan miIroe eS ien, ipenu
man btie Yileu% etnnabme, pdbreno man be Ailbttr19eH 9ebraa1t.
Die pbi9en Ntepi3inen werben nur 3uberetet bon
or. Smapne un6 SObn,
SO. 8 NprO Siebente Str., obsrbalb Der Wtarthtr,. PbIacelpba.
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9l0miniffrattOns =Mnsetoe.

administrations Mn5ei9e4
Maienaerid,t Der Staot Baltimore 8Oamabt our @erwalhlug os
Ma&lafe8 be8 aabsr p%eritprbenen S p9n Oreliel erbalten bat.
@ne, Bic 6prberun9en an 6ieien gta4taB baben, wer6en hermit
26. Ropember 1860 eiu3urei9en uub 9eleu6 gu modem Coer gu e-
w6rhgen, 6ab fe ibrer 6croerun9eu an oteien GtatIaB 9eiebid fir
perlufi9 srttdrt percen. Gle, Die 3ablun9en an oelet &a9taB
gu MAIDEN baben, weroen hermit ouf9efprOert, ipl9e u~nper3i8li9
an bic luter3eihnete gu leHten.
agSSunt5, AM INN aatb. Dreifet, aoutuiirutOrn,
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8anfmotens0Sebfel.

gta@itsbenb sebeu mir sne llsbert4t iber OiscDntp-9 ase i'd
a~ustplrtlae N0ten IN baltimore.
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ga Steuben@8 ct ammlung. g.
Die Delesaten, iOwie Nqe, mel4e ii4 fHr Die
Steuben-A usele9enbeiten intereifrer, MAIDEN
mir auf Die beute N6eno III Der Wed1nicS 5a0
l~tattfinOenoe gerIatnmlun9 aufmerfiam.
gr SIN Walbinston=8a beute, Dcnz
nerlta9 Nbenb BON 6 ubr al SarmpniesI fuiit
BET @aSbeleudtuag int @arten.
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Capt. Sdillinser auf 6eperal SiG.
ms SoaDmaDS Salbe mnb NtIlen.
gs lit elm @erritber i'm Eager, tie werOen 9efdli6t. @ber Elm
map, 0eu -9Ort uno 9Onbon" = Welde8 ais 98aiier5el6en auf ie
benz Blate b8 Anpeiuno8butes in ieoer S9adtel %ent9alten, gu
erfenneu til.
gu baben in Der Sabrit $50. 80 Deaiben Zane @em= gcrt uno bei
alien Oru9siten gu rs @ts.. SO Cts. unb 81 bic Sdadtel. Cmir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

A FALSE MIsTREss.-0n the 9TH of January inst
M James McIntre and Margaret McHugh were Gv'
ing together, az is alleged, man and wife, at No. 81
Lewis street, although neither was able to produce
any marriage lines" On the evening of that day
Mr.. MeIntire having procured very big drunk, al
Abe grocery, was lying about loose all over the
floor Of bis apartments. While in this extsic con-
diion the sum Of $iS4 in English sOveregns was Pur-
loined from his premises, and on awakiDg he found
that the temporary sharer Of his domestic bliss had fled
across the water, and taken lodgings in Brooklyn.
james thereupon preferred q complaint against Mar
gsret, and yesterday Officer DoDnelly Of the Third
Ward succeeded in capturing that fair but felonious
female. She was taken before Justice Steers, who
committed her 10 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

DEBT CoLLEcTIso AeEEcY.-The proprietor OF
this establishment writes in RELIGION item copied BY
from TIE ByoOkiyB Eagle, - follows:
In the first place. we have nothing like the signs mentioned
TO ssd notices nc Ia the seeond place. have always
decided m our favor and not against records win
and IN the tnird place. our subscription book win sssy any
one Of our success"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21
Jnsnranrf Companies.
METROPOLTTAN
NI FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No. los BROADWAY,
ooRNER PIsg-sT, SKw-YoRk.

CASH CAPITAL...................
This Company having cash capital exceeded b those Of only
four other city Companies continues to insure all kinds oil Per
,ons Buildings Ships In port and their Cagoes on
terms low a. arc with the security Of the Insurers
and the insured DIRECTORS:
JkMES LORIMER GRAHAM President.
JOSEPH b. VARNUm HENRY V. BUTLER.
LEONARD APPLEBY, JOSEPH b. VARNUM, IN,
FRFD'K H. WALCOTT JAS. LOR. GRAHAM JR,
WILLIAM X, STRONG BOWES r. McILVAlNE,
MOSES TAYLOR, GILBERT l.. BEECKMAN
JAMES o. SHELDON, JOHN c. HENDERSON,
DANIEL PARISH, LORRAIN FREEMAN,
GIJSTAVIS A. CONOVER, EDWARD MACOMBER,
MARTIN BATES JR WATSON T. CASE,
DUDLEY b. FULLER, CHARLES y. APPLBbf,
PAsCHAL w TURNEY, sAML. ID. BRADFORD, ia,
FRANKLIN IT, DELAN0.
EDWARD A. STANSBURY, Secretary.
RoBxRr c. RArBBoS. Asst Secretary.