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The members Of Lygonia Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Masuns, take this method to return their
sincere thanks to the members Of the Ellsworth
Brass and Quldrille Bands for the beautiful music
furnished at their Picnic Wednesday evening
last; and our wish is that your future paths may
be IA smooth and harmonious as the music, dis
eoursed On that occasion.
Per ORDER Con-
Ellsworth, Oct. TO- lSC0.
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Ellsworth, Oct. 10, IsC0.

Bronchitis.-This forcrunncr n Consumption
tc Instantly relieved ard permanently cured by tho
II III j Il. STAFF ri's Olive Tar and Iron Sulphur
Powders The olive Tar allays pain and heals soreness
and Inflammation, and the Iron Sulphur Powders
Ncrts the waste out particles NJ the blood
gases which elected from tho body by the pores in
stead II icng deposited phcVm. The testimonials VI
tnany pruiuiet and we'll known persons contained
tu pamphlet. whrh s be fr,6 by aI t. any al
dress. SCI advertisement tn this paper. fmJS
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
From S. M. PETTENGILL & Co.

ERApIcATIoN OF DANpRuFF The preparations
Of Joseph Burnett u Co, the celebrated Chemists
of Boston, maintaining immense popularity in
the United States, and many of our Quebec friends
have become quite enthusiastic in their favor
While other things " grow in day and die in a
night these appear to become greater Evorites
rs they are longer known. The Cocoaiae is n re-
markablc preparation for identifying and dressing
the hair, and promoting its vigorous growth; and
for the eradication Of daadrnf IS tcth,m an equal.
( QHebec Chronicle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12

A Sure Cure fer htccdirg. blind and itching
Pics. Scroiula salt KL,un, Ac. one bottle war
tainted to cur all cnscs, il net. dealers are re-
gucstcd 10 refund the money. Cuscs tr,m ~ 10
80 ycaJs Standing, cured hy one bottle. Prepared
~ HENRY i. IuWLE II Prince It,. Eas,on 49,
sid by drurgisis generally, Certificates with
each bottle. Pfiee t. jwj5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12

q, G. II. q t. A.-For AT Cases OF WhOOping
Cough, Common Coughs, lunimnatpry C. mmuH :
Tuat, eeu the frtruaners IT Con sumption, le-s Il
Voice, anil bronchial Complaints. ask the the
srucom may ii be used that should w. the travelling
companion % public sVcakers, an In every nursery We
ask that no restraint may bc placed it. from uu
~ Tn Old age, and with most delicate constitutions. All
Clnblrun like Il
s-t that 4 all climates Neuralgia AMI Tor Rhou
natism, aut. AcYIal AMI partial raralt Bowel Com
iNints, Tooth and flr Ache. Chronic and Nervous Head
ache, Spinal Complaints. nciirium Tfrmens and tLat
Chtsf II alt Il disease loss ~ steep Use the
Justly celebrated Toll ASopNSE the grrat natural
substitute fr all preparations cf Opium the place
sWccpiuE declarations that nothing. il friends
III make ~ fair trials iug cautious to buy
-saly If such -fSou. he rec up u. aud cair
f1t the hrst deviation from perfect confidence
duty, shal ha sl, ts vt thCir decision. So Al.
Ngrtscmcut ASH rad Pamphlets lmJS
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Corners Commercial College

Established in Epston aHiey ibe sags 9,anaee9,.',
~ fe,aig se4's f-i't.1 remains unrfallel. >cIht
rate department Tor Ladies'. No class system
Catalogue and terms may te had at the OIlec =.
Washington street OF by mail fr,s.
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x. "Caf:I' THE REST" O.
SJLIght Moro Light! Better Light! o.
HANSON'S CORN OIL,

An entirely SAFE and SUPERIOR Illuminating Oil,
fer burning in Kerosene Lamps without smoke or
smell. some Of the claims OF this oil to public
favor are that its odor is not fetd ar siekenng and
oil usiye like that Of Kerosene and other Coal Oils,
Tut il is 10 nearly all persons ugrc cable, and be.
leved to be hcalthful; while burning properly, NJ
o,ilr is emitted; with a suitable burner and wick,
it may be burnt in any kind Of lamp, perfectly;
it is not explosive, but sat,, and the light is port
able without smoke; the light is mellow and SOFT
or than that Of Gas or kerosonei can be greatly
increased or diminished at pleasure; and does not
cost half as much the same amount of light
from Burning Fluid, however used; it is not Q
grcasc but is entirely clean, nat erCi Stantias icic
pqgu; it is cheaper than Kerosene at the same
price, according to careful experiments. Oil Deaf
crs, Groeers and Country Stores supplied with the
Oil on favorable terms; also Lamps, the best Burn
ers aud Wieks, and all Lamp Trimmings, at low
prices for cash. For further information, apply tug
circulars, &o., Se., to the Projectors and Manu-
laeturers, II. F. HANSON d co, 81 USsoS ST.,
BosIoy. ..af' Rleht. y T,nto,y fp 4sir,
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TIE INVENTORS EXCHANGE.

Established \. II, lNaI.
I, iira,oi ~ ii H,euie Ntrs,f Ha,fjp, .N,Ss.
At this establishment the Merchant, the Foun-
Man. the Cabnet-Makcr, the Machinist, the
Carpenter, the Capitalist, and those vile are in
search Of business can imi something Ct interest
and worthy of attention. 1t is the aim ami design
of this Establishment t. place upon Exhibition and
"a lie such inventions or goods emily rs are of &C.
kupwlcl-cd werth and Praetjeabllity- such aswili
prove rcinunerltlye to the purchaser, aud give en-
tire satisfaction 10 the public.
Thi. Institution Is also designed as a place of
lcposite aud exhibition of inventions by the Pa
tant,e eli owner thereof, where said inventions eau
bc properly shown to the public and disposed of To
advantage. Almost daily there calls for GER
tain Patented Articles which the public need bat
cannot avail themselves ct, because the inventors
nr owners do not make them known.
Now let all inventors or Owners al truly practi-
cal articles bring them out and avail themseyc,
Of the Inventors Exchange, 4 BraitIe strickland
ten t. one i sale viii be effected, where in them
dormant position they alc Of no use to any one.
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The Hancock ministerial Con-

ference will hold lis ueyt session with Rev. T.
bradford. Brooi lin, on Tuesday, Oct Both
al clock l.. VI.
+. J. i. not ST, Clerk.
Scdgwick, sept -, 1850. y
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CHARLES COPELAN d,
GNNEEEN\GE.NNS

4 fremont Row. N IS q 81 Court s =, Boston.
Nhcre may be found a complete assortment Of
Ff,qgI and -inaer,ea Coate,fae@g Pastry, ic
Cf.,u,,, Tiale or,,qmc,i' g., at the lowest cash
prices. Orders promptly attended to-
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TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS & BRACES.

The great Numbers Of radical of Hernia. within the
last few years, by the of Dr. }. W. PHELP's Spiral
Spring Trussc, has given them prefc, all others
His apparatus for the correction and Of all kinds Of
determines used the Massachusetts General IOeri
ta and recommended by the first Surgeons In ku
rope and America.
Artificial Legs, Arms and Hands, Apparatns
for Club Feet Spinal Corses for r jrctng Shoulders and
Distorted Sncs Laced Stockings, Knee Caps aud all
ether kinds. At the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLh,
M. Trnninllt Ensinn
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t. the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge OF Probate, with
ia aud for the County # Hancock.
- MllLN Shows james t'inn, 6utrlian ut
IL Abbic I Valentine, pelil aIeutinc An
pa f. Valentine aud Charles l. Valentine. minors
and children Of Samuel : Valentine late of Ban.
.or ia the County If ponob-cot, dccclscd-Ihat
ne sa minors are interested in the real estate OF
said deceased situate in said Bangor consisting oil
Ai.ut eighteen and thrcc.fulths acres of land,
and lualip.s thereon. aud that an aIvanta -eous
al,r has been made for said minors interest there
in, of tro hundred and iSht dollars and
Gtty-scyen cents, by Scwall Chapman Of said BAN
eur and that il would be Ter the benefit OF sud
minor and all concerned that said offer should be
Immediately accepted and that their said interest
IN sail deceased estate should be disposed Of, aud
the proceeds thereof put out and secured Ia them
On interest Your Petitioner therefore pfays that
yuur Honor would grant him license to dispose 81
Its sn,no rccordinrly. ucrccably to q law OF this
state, in such cases made AMI provided.
JAMES GINN,
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Day & Martin, London.

REAL JAPAN IsI.ACk1NGs
II From DAY MARTIN, % IIIGB IoLBoRs, LoSDvS,
for polishing snd preserving Leather through
the ciyiiiz ID world the best composition for Boots
and Shoes produces the highest jet polish with but little
labor unpleasant SMELL and will retain its viI-
tues in any climate Sold by The principle dealers IN
Family Stores Boots Shoes &c. Also by the Agents.
BRAY x HAYES, 81 Cornhill, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12

Writing, Book-heePi"g, Navigation, Dc.
For yvoof,eaI instruction and valuable aid in Oh.
tanning I.hafif employment for students
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
BROWNS
B LR o Hl c IHl D A [
Z r 0G IHI IESv
For Coughs, Bronchitis, Etc.
Public Speakers and Singers win find them in.
valuable Tor clearing and strengt bening the Voice
DIR. IIudson's Female Remedy.

The only sure cure for Female Complaints. This
Remedy is in Three Parts, to be used scpara tcy
or in connection, the may require. For
supprcssons or Instructions to the monthly peri
DDS (unlcss very severe), No 2 will be all that
will be needed. In severe cases, Nos. ! and 2
may he used in connection, according to the di-
rcctions given with each number. Hayyied La
dies must Mt Hye Nos. and . in coancctDn)N No. 3
is expressly for Leucorrhna, and has failed.
Two cases of eleven years standing were cured by
three bottles of eight years by two bottles !;
one of four years by less than one bottle and
those of less time by smaller amounts, down to one
or twO doses only.
Price One Dollar each number. Sent by ex
press to any address. DIR. JOSEPH HUDSON
sole Proprietor, Mattapoisett, Mass.
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Wanted

4 tAUTIoN.-All persons are hereby cautioned
against harboIing or trusting my wife, Cor
della Dorr, ON my account as | shall pay no debts
of her contracting from this date, she having left
my bed and board without any just provoeation
JOHN 5. D0RR.
Aurora, Oct. Sd, lsG0. -
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Oct 3, lat 50 30 lon y, brig Lillian, iron bAe'
spyTt Tor Georgetown, 80.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
CAST STEEL Ellis

The subscribers prepared to execute orders for
Cast Steel Bells Of superior tone made at their establish
ment Sheffield, England. These Bells have very pure
meodous sound peculiar to Steel and owing to the eas-
tcity Of the METAL the sound penetrates to greater dis
lance.
They mnc' tighter than ordinary Bells Of the same
size and consequently easily and owing TO
the great density aud we'll known strength Of the matert
al it is almost impossible to break them with ordinary
age,
These Bells have necn successfully introduced in
largest cities and towns in this for Fire
Alarms Churches. Academies, etc and being sold
cheaper tn Composition Bells this Etct, h'connec ton
with III lghtness rcngth and sweetness ,f TONE
fail To commend them To public favoY. Chimes cast
to order with great accuracy. Every Ben Is warranteo
fui year, with proper usage, in any climate.
Circulars with full description prices, rcccomnre nN
tons. &c will i,c furnished on application to NAYkD&
4 co. No. 50 State St. Boston, and 90 4 Ill John ~
Ne York,
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I. pleasant rsintsls f,f rtrfy kird 4 COUSIN C-i
'ist irritation Il iiie hr. Ailas af ssgF Il l -ti.
rtast It'll. f-.saf'a r,aHs tts5- -r~=+i, f,i17,
usr,S that cures. AZ haunfaAlr dealer. Asa4t
i af sab 80 sis efsl.rtner iuI JszttasastA. # i
uslriis 10 anotbgf roiuInu. H.,
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CANV1SSERS UINTED,

CANA SSERS II1 NTED,
INIFTY DOLLARS MONTH, and all Expcn
1 paid, to introduce car New Nstiona
pouhlc-rhread Twenty Dollar Sewing Machine
great chance for Travelling gents to engage il
permanent business at 5000 year and c pcnscs
Address, with stamp, for particulars.
j. W. HARRIS & CO.,
No. Is Shoe and Leather Exchange, Boston, Mass
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WILBORS COMPOUND OF
PURE GOD LIVER
OIL AND Lime.

FOR CONSUMPTION, 1t Is the only reliable
remedy known. 1t has, in thousands OF iDstnDess re-
srOred patients seemed past hope Of recovery sn6
in tens Of thousands has arrested the disease in us pri
mary stages the patient to robust bcalth.
BRONCHITIS. Its effect In this troublesome ds-
is vcay Marked although is Necessary pei sist IN
its use for a considerable length Of time.
FEMBb LIE DEBILITY. To sustain and augu-
the vital forces make ich and puve biood;
to build up tho system To restore energy to the
mind and bod y-noing can be better adapted than this
preparation
In Asthma, Gout, rheumatism Sciatiea, Diabetsg,
Erumons, Scrofua Ricketts, Neuralgia. IOfante " a.
ing General Debility, Einacttion, Stubborn Clcers Sp
nal Disease, Hip Complaint, Palsy, Coughs, Worms, and
all diseases arising from d'Gciet muir ition, 1t Is retia
bic remedy, but its be persisted in for consider
able length Of time n inc tents Of the where II Is
supposed fail simply from the uedy being abHn
dot cd before its beneficial effects become obvious. be
careful aud get the genuine, Manufactured oniy by AL
EXANDEK d. WIL3ul;, thcmist l66 Court strcet.
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EURoPEAN MAYS.
ArrlvaI % &c steamer CIreassIan.

ST. JOHNS, y. F., Jan. 2O.-The steamer
Circassian arrived this morning from CAL
way on the It'll, with two days later ed
vices from Europe. The news is unin-
por;ant.
The Liverpool cotton market was active
and firm. but the brokers' circular reports
the sales of the week for five business
days $1,000 bales. The brcadstufs mar
ket had a declining tendency. Provisions
were quiet.
ConsOls closed on the 9th at 95S@951.
The steamer Africa sailed from Liver
pool on the 18th, fer New York direct.
Nothing had transpired relative to the
Congress and it was uncertain whether it
would assemble.
The retirement or dismissal of Count
WalewSki from the French Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, attracted more attention
Il any thing else in political way in
ELrole. The English Journals construe
it rs evident that Napoleon intends to es-
rolse Il e Italian cause.
II de Thoneval would quit Constantine
pie forthwith, to assume the Foreign Min
istry.
Ii WAS rumored that the visit of Lord
Cowley, tue British Ambassador at the
French Court of London, had reference to
the settlement of the Italian question,
without the assemblage of European
Congress.
Marshal Mcmahon had succeeded Mar
shall Valiant as Marshal of the French mr.
my of occupancy of Italy,
The Paris Bourse continues depressed.
The Rentes closed on the 9th at 6sf 3Oc.
The Sandman government had protest
ed against the enlistment of Germans by
the Papal government and threatens to
send trOOOS into the locations
The Prussian peace army ia to be in
cretscd by $4,000 men.
1t is confirmed that Bucki Pasha bad
succeeded Kodritli Pacha as Grand Vizier
of Turkey.
The mails from Bombay to Dec. ~, and
Melbourne 10 Nov. II, had arrived.
There had been changes in the Ministry,
both in Victoria and New South Wales
The Melbourne markets were depressed.
Mr.. Graham, a provision contractor, had
suspended for 100000
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Fronn WashInEton.

WAsHINGTOS. Jan. 20.-Thc Senate in
Executive session has confirmed the fol-
lowing appointments: Samuel Smith, Of
pcnnn., ComnIis'r of GenI Land Office;
Col Stambnugh of Pa. Surveyor Gen'l
of Utah; Geo. Griffin, of Ind, Receiver of
Public Monies at Central Alabama; ". c.
Macabay, of Wis, Register Genl Land
Office, Superior, Wis; X. Means, Of Iowa,
Receiver Lhnd O1icr. Iowa City; ". =.
Bcreus, of Ark, Receiver Land Office, Ba-
terrible, Ark; N. Rose, of Ark, Receiver
Land Office, Clarkvillc. Ark; II. a. Sitter,
Register at Cambridge. Mimi; J. b. Culver,
Register, At Bortland. Mimi; ]. ]. Clark,
Receiver at Port Clark, Kansas; II. A.
McGnI, Ser'y of the Territory of Wash
ington: l. II. Sinson, Indian Agent for In-
dians at Puget Sound.
There has been 81, 900. 900 worth of scrip
issued by the Post Office Department. One
man it is said owns 32,oOO,0OO, purchased
at soc.
The President has rendered to Ex-Gov.
Thomas, of Maryland, the L. S Treasury
ship. lie declined.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-21

80 pecu.iarities of the female constitu-
tiontand the various trials to which the sex
is subjected, Demands an occasional re-
course TO stimulants. 1t is important,
however. that these shall be of harmless
natare, and at the same time accomplish
the desired end. IIostcttcrs Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article. Its
effects in all cases of debility are almost
magical. Itrestores the tone ofthe diges-
tive organs, infuscs fresh vitality into the
whole system and gives that chcerfulness
to the temperament, which is the most
val uAhle offemninc attractions. The pro-
prictors feel themselves flattcrcd from the
fact that many of the most prominent med
ical gentlemen in the Union have bestow-
ed encomiums upon the Bitters, the virtues
of which they have frequently tested and
acknowledged. There are numerous coun-
terfeits offered for sale, all of which are
destitute of merit, and positively injurious
to the system.
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DaTuE SWISS BELL RINGERS will give

R9THE SWISS BELL RINGERS will give
two of their popular entertainments at
" ashington Hall, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings next. There are now
performing in Pit,sbnrgh. The Gq=sus OF
that city says:
Their entqrtainments seem to grew in
public favor, and are attended by both old
and young. Never has there been more
attractive or meritorious concerts present.
ed to the public of Pittsburgh for support
or sanction than those of the above troupe.
Tomorrow afternoon will be gala day
for the young lads and Misses, which will
no doubt be enjoyed by multitudes in the
evening. Their engagement closes with o
benefit for the sufferers by the late calami-
ty at Lawrence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-21

EzNTHE "WE" OF EDIroRs.-It is pre-
'a'''ng idea among some people that ba-
cause editors in referring to themselves,
''e the word eve they consider they
ai'oant to two or three extraordinary men.
ms is mistake. Editors are naturally
very modest and unassuming class, in
I'sa' remarkably so. The word tive"
2''eiy includes the editor and the s.devil."
.'e custom originated with Faust, the
.,'ader Of the distinguished Profession
1e sapeTstitious people of the day sup-
= him to be icagued With the devil
FAUST to encourage the idea, which rem
"eFed him person of so mnch Importance,
'na commanded such high respect, was
Assas'omed to indite himself in his ..lead-
- and grocery putrsr as "we," which
'as!uded himself and highly distinguished
,'I''ant the Prince of Darkness. In
'-'aeFn times, his Inferual Highnezs has
-Sp''te's found the printing business a
t 5ooF Investment, and has entirely with
lawn AVN his patronage from the craft
.+.A''Fise, that is the reason an exchange
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From LnMrcnce.

LAWRENCE, Jan. 2o.-The afternoon ses-
sion of yesterday was occupied in the ex-
animation of Geo. How, of Boston, one of
the principal owners Of the PcmhertOn
Mills. D. Nerins and himself paid $685.
900 for the property, valued at $Gio,oon;
he escaped from the mill while it was fall
ing. The witness gave description Of
the mill and testified positively that hO
never had the slightest doubts of its sta
biIitv; never heard it questioned.
The testimony at the evening session
developed nothing new. ]. y. True. car
penicr, had the shafting put mp but found
no settling and considered the building
safe.
Morris Knowles, carpenter, was recalled
hut added nothing of Importance to his
previous testimony
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Gnlllruertial.
wHOLEsALE MARKE'r.

FLorR-Extra Family $50: Rxtr1, s., 80; Superhn,
$500. Buckwheat 2Isc = pound.
BROoNs-COnInon SI5Ufg275.
RCTTER-In kegs, 9GlO.
BCcRETS-MaricttR S2(J22j.
CREEBE-WesterIi Reserve 9l%S1Gc.
CANDLES-TalloWI mould He. dip 49,; star 22s.
sperm 4OG.
TALLow-10t612d
COFFEE-Jlvn 49,; Rio 121zGl3S,
wHEAI-S1, 101 rs.
RYE-Soc.
CoEN-j0c.
OATs-3Sc,
FRATHERS-l0[9 4Sc.; scarce.
FIsn-shad 81; Horrinss -; M4slssOl No. s
SllI90l@.
FrRs--Raecoon 3N937lls.
GISsENG-256p35c.
HAY-CloVor q ton So; Timothy $40.
HoPs-T@;Sc., dull.
LINE-LOuisTille S1,5O
NOLNSSES-NCw Orleans &c.; Sugar House J2S.
GOLDES STRUP-6O6rG2c.
NAVAL SrOREs-Turpenttne 7Oc; Tar $+1%9S.
NAtLs-s3II for lOd.
RAGs-3Gu3L$c.
RIcE-5G65IS.
sEEDs-FIaxseci $I.OO; Clover $l.75@5.
SOAP-Castils = b l5Gl6c Common SS6e.
SUGARs-New Orleans gc. in hid, 9lIc. in bbl-
SSUPF-Scotch &c. Rappee 22@26c.
TE4-Gunpowder 4og1Cc.; Imperial 40G65c; ITy-
son 35CGIOc.; pouclIong 25Og SOC Oolong 35CG7se.
ToBAcCO-6 twists l2c- five roll 2i92Sc.
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@THE Wealth

Es-THS WgAruER-tO use n theatrical
figurc--has been playing light comedy for
the last few days. We expect, however,
that the scene-shifter's whistle will soon
be heard again among swinging window
shutters and the creviccs of old houses,
preliminary to Ihigh-tr"gedy cold snaps,
aud piercing aftcr-pieces, which
will be hugely enjoyed by livery stable
keepers. and owners of fast uags; but sad
l. lamcnted by those spectators of the en-
,.rtainment who occupy back seats in the
temple
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-21

REsuxIxG.-TL builders who were
oblipet by the recent unfuvornbIe wealth
er to suspend their work upon buildings
commenced late in the fall, have resumed
operations. If the weather continues ia
yorab!e few days, many mechanics and
lahorers willlbe employed, which is very
desirous now, and many buildings will be
50 far advanced that the completion of
them will be speedy, and number Occu-
ned carly in the spring.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-21

eeS~THR RlrBR.-There were about ten
s.rt water in the channel of the Ohio yes
,e,day, and falling. The Courier, from
Cincinnati, having been detained beyond
her regular day by ice, will lay over till
Tuesday next. The r. B. Hamilton, Capt.
Dillon, is here from Portsmouth. T. B.
pisr,cl, is still in the Office attending to
business with his usual promptness and
courtesy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-21

s5g-Ay OLD HonsE.-We yesterday saw
horse. whose owner, Mr.. Priestly, of
BELMONT county, AYERS is thirty-eight
year, old. and works hard every day. He
is supposed to be the reritablc old gray
Horse that came from Jerusalem and who
kicked SO high that he was confined in
MACE of public amusement, as natural
curiosity
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-21

@eLIrERAEY CoXrEsr.-The exercises
>, the contest of the Webster Literary
Society, last night at Washington Hall,
WAS of highly interesting character. and
rejected no small degree of credit upon
those who actively participated. Our
friend, Geo. D. Temple, of the Union, was
particularly happy in his argument, as was
our friend j. y. Boyd, the two gentlemen
taxing opposite sides of question:
The whole performance was well re-
eeived by an intelligent audience.