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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
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BY TFIEGR7APH

BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-PIour active and firm; Howard
Street and Ohio 1915 City Mills held IS 50@5 ,62l
w heat firm at $1,30@1 40 for red and 81 i5l 81 for
white Corn firm; yellow TO@72. Provisions steady,
but unchanged. Coffee firm. Whisky active at 22I[
PHlLApELPnlA Oct 17-FIour firm; sales at IS s7lI
i 10 good SupeEhne; extras at ST. AID extra family
$625. Wheat iu active demand at &C. advance; Sales
10000 bus at 1851, 40 for red and 81 l0@I 60 for
white. Corn lower; 1000 bus. yellow at 73 afloat
Oats sold ut 35@3593. PrOVisions quiet. Coffee rnl
Whisky steady at 2S@2l.
CIScISSATI Oct 1.-THE sales of flour confined to
COO bbls ut Sj,O095,l0 for superfine market very
dull Large sales could not be made but at serious
decline Wheat dull aud red &c lower, closing
heavy at Sl,0S91 10 for prime red and whites Corn
unchanged aud dull; SO933c for new, and 943c
for old. Oats steadyi 30c Barley firm; 7O@475c for
spriug, and S5c for fall. Rye dull; CSC. Whisky
declined with sales at1Sc Mess pork unchanged.
Bacon offered more freely and 800 hhds sold at $50
1896.
NEw YORK. Oct. 17.-Flour firm; sales 81, 600 bbls.
Wheat-sales of 1000 bush. Common advanced lc;
red western $, $50 40; white Sl,46@1, IU Miwuu.
kie club $l,2s@1,34; Chicago spring 81 ,220l 800
Corn-sales of $4,000 bush. Pork steady at SI881@
6S,sIL3 Lard quiet at 1214913c. Whisky easier at
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,~E1orsuEXT-RoNANcE OF A BEEF

Observation-Disclosures OF BEER
c.snry-A few weeks ago man and his
Va -, and Young women, represented to
" w.. heir daughter, applied at the Beer
c,5eD near the Belmont. Mills for board.
S man was about fifty years of age, the
- =, .bout twenty-five aud the daughter
..nt eighteen. The wife was a hand
mn 5ashing woman, full of good humor
~ u animal spirits, while the husband was
,b., the reverse. The terms of boarding
.. .,. arranged, and the family settled down
,be Beer Garden circle and all got
limo swimmingly for while. About a
,..sE after they had taken quarters in the
p,er Garden, young man whose given
name was called Charley. supposed to be
Town New Orleans, made his appearance
=, the same house and took lodgings
Charley was acquainted with the proprie-
,or of the house, but was not known 10
have enjoyed any previous aclu ,intance
with the family of three, to which we have
alluded and it was the cause of some un-
nlessantncss that Charley did not seem to
take kindly TO them, particularly to the
5,shiug Young wife for whom he seemed
10 entertain a distrust. Things went on
about this way until last Monday night,
when great feast of reason and flow sof
soul come off at the Beer Garden, to which
A large number of friends were invited
and attended to pNrtake of beer, pretsels,
Srelzer and Limbcrg. Charley olficiated
in helping the proprietor do the honors of
the occasion and everything passed off
pleasantly. When the feast was over
when the lights had fled and the garlands
were dead and the banquet hall deserted,
it was discovered that Charley and the
llsLiuS young wife were missing. Search
was instituted and inquiry made, when ii
was aseer,ained, to the surprise and regret
oftIe whole household, that Charley and
the wife. had taken passage on the steamer
Rocket for down the river. There was
nothing but grief and gloom in the house.
1t was at Onco suspicioned and the suspi-
con is still entertained that Charley and
the young wife were old acquaintance
perhaps lovers-nnd that they met here
by previous arrangement unknown to the
husband
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BosroN, Oct. l7.-The Royal mail steam
ship Canada sailed for Liverpool to-day.
The Humane Society of this city award
ed their medal of the highest class to Capt
Wilson, of the Minnie Scheaffer also a
silver medal to Thomas Connanton, the
mate of the same vessel, and purse of
$40 to each of the crew. resolution
was also adopted, expressing the gratitude
of all the friends of humanity to Captains
Leitch and Wilson.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, from
Liverpool on the 9th, via Halifax, arrived
here at 1870 this P. NJ.
The Prince of Wales was received Mt
Longwood at four o'clock this afternoon,
by the Mayor and a Committee of the City
Government, and was escorted blythe Lam
GERS and Light Dragons to the Revere
House. The streets through which the
procession passed were crowded with spec
tators, and the welcome seems hearty,
not noisy. The grand public demonstra-
ton is reserved for tomorrow, which will
be observed us general holiday.
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GF CIRCUIT CouRr-JUDGp THoMpsox
PEEsIOIyG.-Yesterday, in this court, Chas.
Deyein charged with picking the pocket of
imam named Brown, on the steamer Cou-
rierr in the month of April last, was tried.
Itappears from the evidence that Devclin
and man named Robbins came up from
Cincinnati together. Upon arriving here,
they fell in with Brown, and all three
started on drinking tour through the
city. When night came, the three men
went to sleep on the deck of the steamer.
In the morning, Brown discovered II slit in
his pantaloOns pocket, from which his wal
iet containing over hundred and fifty
dollars, had been extracted. Brown ac-
cCsed Robbins of the theft Mt once, and
both parties were arrested. When near
Ing the Alderman's office, Develin was OBJ
served to drop the missing pocket-book.-
NoSNiRs was acquitted by the County
tonFt, and has forfeited his recognizauce
TO appear aud testify against Develin.-
De'slin established very good character
Ills mother, feeble old lady, who had
come all the way from Philadelphia, tcsti-
he'd in the case, and wept bitterly in Civ
Tag in her evidence. The prisoner was
also vishly affected. and wcpt behind his
eouusels chair.
The jury found Develin guilty. and sent
him to the peniten,iary for one year.
N. IL Southwell, charged with passing
counterfeit FIVE dollar bill upon G. Mabis.
Monroe street, was tried. 1t was shown
'a't at the time of Southwelrs arrest, n
counterfeit ten dollnr note and several
OIank checks were found in his possession.
Inc jury found SOuthwell guilty and
Sentenced him to four years Imprisonment
IN the peniren,iary. This prisoner is in
'siE Ill health, aud has been under mcdi-
ca treatment for some times. Five per-
1 Sls nave already been sentenced to the
prsniientiary at this term of court, and FIVE
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Fonr SMITH, Oct. 1.-Two young men,
late of this city, known as Frank Rivers
and Bob Montgomery, were hung near San
Antonio Texas, on the 3Oth ult, for horse
stealing. Rivers was formerly the proprie-
tor of a saloon in. this place
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Sherif's Sale:

Lewis Zeiglcr, \ In tho Circuit Court
W. Sof Ohio County, i'll
Lewis Cook, Cllancery
Pursuant to decree rendered in the above entitled
cause, on the 18th dizzy of June, 1850. will proceed to
sell at public auction Monday the 9TH day Of No
yember, 1850, at tho front door Of tho Court House.
for account Of whom may concern the parts of loss
No So and &c, fronting Oh Main Street, in that part
OF the City Of Wheeling commonly called the old
town of Wheeling, North of Jefferson and East side
of Main Street, described in said decree.
Terms of aIlc-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser giving bonds with good sCcur-
until the purchase money is paid in fun
SAMUEL, IRWIN.
Oct2-td Sheriff O. c.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. l7.-There was n
severe shock of an earthquake felt in this
vicinity this morning. 1t was accom-
panied by loud report, and caused many
buildings to rock.
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Thursday Morning, Oct. IS. 1860.

rRrpupLlcAS MEEr1SG AT CAurRox.
T TIS will be Republican meeting at
c,a.rop Marshall County, on Wednesday
~ =, the 24tl, inst, at o'clock, P. N.
DS,'' cordial invitation to the men of all
..,;e, in Marshall, is extended.
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REPuRL1cAS MEETING AT FULTON
,;' ''t NiEHT'-A very spirited and cnthu-
l,. .s"e little Republican meeting was held
Ta T., night at the school House in Fulton.
'S 6ayha, ESQ.,, presided and Hiram
W.l'''F0ng Esq, acted as Secretary
i's,sfs, E. Nj. Norton and A. w. Camp
pa a addressed the meeting. The Fulton
tbe r4Dl,cans are not many in Number, but
*, men, who will make themselves f.,,
- Tue 9Th of November.
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..aaRlgEZ 0IEIe9ltallIl.
Reported for the Daily Intelligencer

FoRT SMITH, Oct. 1.-THE Overland
mailsfrom San Francisco on Sept. 2sth,
and Los Angeles on Oct. %, arrived at Z
o'clock this morning.
On the 18th of Sept, Lieut.. Bcale, ac-
companied by Fred Keilen, arrived at Fort
Majave on the Colorado river. Fifty days
were occupied in reaching that point from
Western part of Alissouri.l The party
were all well. All along the route, from
about l20 miles of the place of starting,
the Indians were hostile. and the Lieuten-
ant was strongly advised not to make the
experiment, but he reached his destination
without the loss of man or animal He
had fourteen men and forty head of cat
tie, and two wagons. Beale reports the
roadsiu good condition, but owing to the
determined hostility of the Indians, he
would not encourage emigrants to go that
way, rs their stock would be in danger.
As soon as protection is afforded by the
government, the route may be travcrsed
with advantage.
1t was reported at Los Angeles that the
Indians had attacked the store house of
the settlers ut Fort Defiance, and held pos
session of the post for six hours, in the
face of four companies of United States
troops.
Operations were about to commence at
the tin mines. Large purchases of stock
in the various leads had been made by
Col. Fremont and others, who have the,
utmost confidence in the success of the en-
terprise.
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,;r SFHE RlvER.-There were five feet
r.s, 'usues water in the channel ofthe Ohio
chin. and falling slowly. a sort Of
nnr. MY misty dFizzling rain pelted and an
all Cd! alike the wicked and the righteous
p;1 me Altamont left for St. Louis last
fFeiaS. with about three hundred tons Of
Of nail, laaclNding seventeen hundred keps
''' taken in ut the mills below town
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
1860. 1soO.
Fail and Winter Importations
Observation-Disclosures G0OnS,

nlRECT FROM PARIS, PURCHASED BY MY
~ brother who is now in Europe consisting of the
most fashionable Silks in all colors and styles-some
very rich-a pattern Of 10 yards for only So and a
largo variety of Paris Styles,
GOnderillas, Snppins, SicilIinns, etc.,
for Ladies' Dresses, something extraordinary rich
TOgethnr with tho above, have lately purchased in
New York, from the Importers my usnuI large stock
of FALL WINTER DRESS GOODS, etc. filling over
100 cases and consisting of Lupins Nerinos Deiaines
and Bomb0zincs Mcriios i'll all colors and Styles and
some double width Dclaines bac) for Shawis Scotch
Pl"tds Rich POplins; all kinds OF Shawls: Blanket
Chenille and Stella some of the latter worth 81 for
only Sl,5O; Rich Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtains
Splendid French Nccdle-workcd Sets and Collars
and an unusual large stock Of Domestic Prints Mus
lIn Checks, etc. All kinds OF Elannrls. Also Cloth
for busters, and several pieces of Beaver Cloth; a
very large assortment of Blankets al sizes and very
cheap; u great variety in styles and qualities Of
CARPETS, together with complete assortment Of
oil CLOTH all widths, and Hearth Rugs; Also scvcr
pieces of Rich Black Silk Vclvcts Lyons makcl for
Cloaks, etc. To all of which the attention Of the
Ladies and buyers generally is directed.
A. IIEYMAN,
sePtl1 13I Main St., Wheeling, Va.
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MONTREAL, Oct. IA slight shock of
an earthquake was experienced this morn
ing in all parts of Canada.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Col. Curtin,
Governor elect, was serenaded ut the
Girard House by his friends.
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The DoNglas party held spirited
demonstration: a large coucourse ofpeo-
pie participated, and was addressed by
eminent orators. This evening, torchlight
the streets and the illumination is bril-
liant.
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FALL & WINTER. 1860.

VIE IL. SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED, by
direct importation, and from New York -
40 bales OF Soft Shelled Almonds, 2 bales Filberts
bales Creanlnuts, bills English WaInutR 10 cases
sarIncs, in half and quarter boxes 100 drums Fips
cases Superior Prunes in glass jars 10 casks French
CurrantS, 70 boxes lsafsins; Dried Pruncs German
and TnrEisl; Dried Pears; Sicily LicOrice by tho box
only lOo boxes Smoked Herrings, 10 casks English
Pickles-Chow-Chow PccNlillies, etc., together wifi
alrgc quantity of SOyers Snltana Sauce and Relish
Lea Perkins Worcestershire Sauce, pint aud half
pint bottles; so doz. Quart Jars Picked Gherkfns
80 Ioz Quart Jars Br.ndicd Peaches; Hermeticaily
Sealed Fruits Jees, etc, ETC.; Spices of ali descrp-
lions; Columbus Starc Corn Starch, in ID packages
for pudding, etc., German Peas whole and shit;
Ltntgs Caraway Seed, Canary Seed French Mustard
ny the bottle or gallon, Extra qualities of Black and
Green Tens; Lmburg, Sap-Sago and Pine Apple
Cheese; q superior article of Cognac Brandy ami
Whisky ; Pure Holland Gin aud large assortment OF
Sesars of various brands and qualities Chew
Ing Tobacco of all kinds, among which are III Good
win & Bros celebrated Tin Foil Tobacco and g. w
Gail & AXIS do; all kinds of Snuff and Smoking
Tobacco etc., at WHOLESALE and RETAIL. tOg.tIe
or with general assortment of Domestic GROCERIES
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar 49,
G. w. REESSING, IS Market St
sePtZ9 Union copy. Wheeling Va.
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POSTERS, PROGRAMM MES,

As-wo have, at heavy expenditure, furnished our
job Office with all necessary materials, embracing
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS. cUTs,;&c,
OF the latest and fashionable styles to render 1t
capable of executing work equal to that of any other
establishment in the city, ond possessing facilities in
tho way of Steam, &C., for doing work expeditiously,
unsurpassed by any other Office VIC respectfully pre-
sent claims for share of public patronage, ussu-
ring those who Cntrust eirw to us, that no effort
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
novll-59 CAMPBELL & AI'DERNIOT.
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30, 900 Dollars Worth of Fancy and
Domestic DRY Goods!

OOA4OobAS III OOOO6S
JUST RECEIVED! ALL OF WHICH WILL BE
large assortment of BOOTS aud SHOES, which will
sell at or below cOst All persons buying goods for
cash are respectfully invited to give carly call
as have concluded to sell all fine goods at brown
muslin profits. Therefore, any Wishing to buy
n Merino or SILK Dress can save from 2 to dollars
No. 81 and 80 Main street, Centre Wheeling will
here enumerate few articles, to wit:
DRESS Silks
Good Black Silk, wide width, Mt Csc per yard.
Fancy :" do ut 95c IS
F" BrOcade :: do at 81 to 8 &c
Merinos, all cOlors, from 25 to 75c I"
Alpac0s, LuStrC, g Is to SOC &c
DelAineS, &c - to 25c &c
500 Shawls, of nIl kinds, s' soc to $1,000,
400 ps. Calico and Chintzes, good quality at 6IIc
6UO ps. Muslin. good quality, yard wide at 6tIc,
MILLINERY GOODS.-EIOwcrs, Ruches, Plumes
Ribbons, BOnnets, Hats Bonnet Silks &c. at nearly
your prices. so ps. of Satinets and Cassimefcs
good quality, at 45c, IS ps Twees md Jeans, good
quality at Is to 25c 200 ps of every kind style and
80 prs Bod Blankets. very cheap.
DRESS TRIMMlNGS.-A very large assortment
of all kinds of Cloak md Dress Trimmings, worry
cheap and desirable. Also, Fancy Head Dresses
NettS, Molatr Caps, and large quantity of fancy
ixins for the adornment of the Head. Plain Dress
Goods, in large quantities, and at exceedingly low
prices.
Also, fine and desirable stock "f Boots and Shoes
will be sold at cost, and thousands of Other articles
usually kept ina Dry Goods Boot and Shoe House,
Therefore if you wish to money do not fail to
call soon rs possible ut the New York Store ono
the right hand side going down, and much obligo
Yours truly, JOHN ROEMER.
Our motto is sell we will. sell we must, no differ
ence at what prices, for cash. Oct6
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ST. JosEru, Oct. 1.-THE arrival of
treasure from Denver City for the week
ending October 18th is, S23,41 45.
M news nf imnnrtonra
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ELOUR! FLOUR 4l5O bbls!St. Louis fam
ily. 100 bbls. Calls family. 125 bbls Snow
sorted brands and superfine Mt reduced rates
1eI4 LIST, MORRISON & co
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99ilr gute11igeutpr

==5= ..zrest Circulation of any Paper in
y, nA Westera Virginia. ga
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SHEET IRON.
060 BDLs. SHEET IRON, assorted, No. II to 21.
@COS0 /" Galvanized Sheet do, Z" :: 70 to 2S
On hand and for sale cheap by
scpt14 &c. lIILDRErII BRO.
16OO LBS. RED LEAD-TLe best il, The
1JOU market. For sale by O(s' - E'''
TIL. LOGAN CO. and
Sept26 LOGAN, LIST & co.
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W.AsTnon IN r.aE SAVES Nrsls.1:ssa
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AE Geetdents eciW hdEpen ereo Itl trslE-rcoMVated
I0MItes 1t is very desirable to have SOME ChSn and
way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
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MAnuiaCtuTed by
HENRY Z. SPALDING 4 co.
Address Post Office, Box 5000 - w olN'
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SRAIp1Na.s llPREPAREb GLUE
ECONOMIC DISPATCH

SAVE pHE PIECES
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advertisement in another column.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-02-11

lutely back into French despotism. Are
you ready for that;
1.-The Vice President is aunfortunate IN his
aIlusion to the great Athenian orator. Tt
is we who defend the liberties of the people,
and they who proposeto call in Philip of
Macedon Louis Napoleon. is it not? The
battles in Kansas which were fought for the
common liberty, is the reproach of Eschlnes.
Not only these, but all the glory of the IL
lustrious dead is in vain, if the Democratic
party consummate the subiecting Us to a
foreign and alien despotism | would that l
could evoke the genius ofthe illustrious de-
fender of Grecian liberty, that my voice,
like his, could touch the hearts of my eonn-
trymen with the divine fire of my own as
pirations, till they would be again ready to
cry out one voice, "Let US march against
Philip ~ s stss.. si=.s g, sfsdk
No, gentlemen. That is the reasenI came
here tonight, because I heard this thing is
talked of-because it is threatened. I come
to tell you as I live, as we all live, there is
not single true Republican but viii shed
his last drop of blood before he win submit
to this; they viii not relapse into French
seryitude. . f...s,s..a-.,..,,
We preach no new doctrine, we invoke ne
new God, but standing by the old doctrine
of s76, upon which our fathers fought and
died, we say with Crittenden, that that
which is good to stand upon is good ground
to fall upon We invoke the peopleof the
North and South to stand by the Constitu-
ton of the United States. and vindicate il
beyond the possibility of a doubt Who
are the.men that have agowed the intention
to dissolve the Union? Lock at the record
Not single. county meeting, nor district
convention, nor State assembly nor nation
al convention Of the Republican party has
ever declared that, in any emergency, will
they dissolve the Union. No 'sirs, we say
all the time that We submit to Democratic
rule while you Shareholders rule US, aud we
submit because we know of no other policy,
no other alternative except the Government
becomes despotism whenever you resort
to violence you have an anarchy as has
Mexico, whiehris, continually atwar because
it does not stand by any Constitution or law,
All our pledges and antecedents prove that
we are bound to be loyal to the union Of
these States and, therefore, I say, we can
safely claim your suffrages, not taking us,by
our avowals, but taking US by our, acts
If we have submitted for eighty years, we
are willing to submit for eighty years mhnore
unless we can persuade you to take hold to
be right. o.. s!9n F'#iae aa iFs5a aniYcI
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-02-11

..See here, my friend if you are about
to make temperance Lecture. you can adj
journ to the Town Hall or Methodist
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-02-11
draurht All, this is a sad confession

draughtL All, this is a sad confession
one which angels might weep to hear iss
s There weta two orahree customers at the
bar besides Leslie, TO whom this was adj
dressed; and all of them-in spite of the
landlords angry and sneeripg couptenance
treated the stranger with attention and
respect. Seeing this, jerks could not re-
strain himself SO, coming from behind the
bar. he advanced to his side, and laying his
hand quite rudely on his shoulder, said, in
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-02-11

THE Hl0dh1s LAW
understand the preliminary charge to be
In the first place. against what the distin-
guished Senator elect chooses to style the
sentiment of leading Republican of the
United States, none other than Gov. Sew
ard, the present Senator of New York. Al
low me to say, in the beginning, that am
not now, and never have been, partisan of
Senator Seward; but. standing as he does,
one of the representatives of the Empire
State of New York, that great State in
which centers not only the commerce, but,
may say, the political intelligence of this
country; admitted on all hands to be as
able man, if not the ablest man in the
Senate in the United States, Tsay would
be doing injustice were I not to yindicate
him from all that is unjustly imputed to
him here. At other times and IN other pla-
cessthat Senator is perfectly eompetent to
vindieate himself; but here IN Kentucky,
where that yindication, on account of the
censorship of the press, and. in part, the re-
fusal to allow the constitutional freedom of
speech, he viii hardly else be yindicated.
I imagine shall not be considered at all
intrusive if | answer one of those charges
made by those distinguished gentlemen.
The first denunciation that comes to us
with regard to Mr.. Seward is that he is a
higher law man. Let US look at that for 8
moment higher law man, intend to be
very distinctly understood on this subject.
In this time, as great issues-issues unpar-
alleled in their consequences IN the world
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07

Sufferers from ScrofuIa and Scrofulous
~ati-ctions, tleao up! Why wear your
P'm?les, B'otchss, Ulcers. So,esl Why
have the life twisted out Of you by Dvs.
Peps'a. Rl'umatism aud goutl Why
sutfsr Syphilitic and Ne curial disease to
rot the homes in your body. or the A-sh
on your bones! Why let you sluggish,
blood drag and scatter its dis,e.npe,s
through your veiral Arms Corr.
EXT Of Sar~aparilIs cures these CON-
paints, and cleanss them GU. of tie sys-
eem. Cse II faithfully and you bring to
'oc'ety heal'hies, cle.' lies, and f.r more
acceptable Aembsr.- Democrat. Ball.
mone IA.