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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

ARMY INTELLIGENCE &C enerai Clarke has
ordered Company H., Sixth Infantry, Lieut..
MeCleary, now at Benicia, to 60 up to Hum,
boldt.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

70 be insulted in the first place 10y your i'm
pudent and insoent tests. and then lamb Ike
walk up and vote ycur ticket. Ne ''rs' y'"
need not hook for any such 'hing. You nave
men to deal with. ond you will learn 1t ere
YOU get through with US.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

ALFRED A. MACE, Eso-We call attention
to the business card of this gentleman in an
other place.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
9tW 9duertisentcnts.

Attention Yuba Engine Go. No. 2.
Your next regular monthly meeting takes place at
your Engine House, on FRIDAY EVENING, 10th
inst, at o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
THOs. ]. POWERS, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

PERU.-On the 9th Of February, at Lima.
Captain Lionel Lambert, commander of the
British war steamer Vixen, was murdered
and robbed. lie had distinguished himsel
during the Crimean war. The Pcruvians
have abolished capital punishment and hence
the npunity with which crimes are conn it.
ted there. Bolivia threatens to invade Peru
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

SILVER, PERHAPs-Some ore resembling
SILVER ore has been found in the vicinity of
San Gorg"na, in San Bernardino county
Specimens hUve been sent to San Francisco
to oe tested Lead ore of rich quality i.
said to exist in the mountains IN tbot cor,,,.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16
J. w. WEN Aa11s,
DENJTEST
w. P. THOMPSON.
DGHJTE5T.

seA
-41lII1T ET u filed with chemically pure
gold, or with stone filling the color Of the tooth
Electricity used when required. My
Srll-cXbau%ting Skeleton Atmospheric
Plate. having been fully tested, have heSitancy
in Offering it 10 all those who need artificial work,
and further am willing TO test 1t in the mouth
with any Dentist who has the presumption to work on
the cll plan, particularly continuous gum qC0rk.
Office On ID stecet, between Third, and
MarysViitc. milo my.is
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

cAuIrlrLD, who was stabbed in Sacramento
is recovering.
, 1860-09-21

ms nobn1os FArtE This iavorite thealr'.
c,l irnupo arrived yesterday from Olympia,
uhcle lhey we're detained longer than was an
lio'pulni. n our sister town they proved the
rroaia.i attraction that has yet visited that place;
drawing unabhisd crowds for nine consecutive
rishn Thy appear again here tomorrow
night, with an eulire new BIN Their stay win be
extended ossf into next week, which wiIl Afford
ne people of he county generally an opportunity
q witness he bet theatrical representations
viii uhith We have yetheen favored. sLaush
and grow hln e iliie saying We can promise
n rhn 80 he Robinson family something to
laush q; getting a. Is an afsr consideration.
Dant nIl % - tbem. & circumstances win
permit
, 1860-09-21

FRoH JAPAx.-The ship What Char arrived
at San Francisco August slst, from Japan, with
dates to July 18th The japanese steamer Kin
diImaTTo, which leit Yokohama last February,
under charge Of Capt Brooke, arrived at Japan,
from Honolulu, after passage Of eighteen days
The appearance Of the japanese steamer from
America, with news from the Ambassadors, Gre
ated great excitement both amongst the Amer.
leans and Japanese. The Ioreignerswsre anxious
to hear how the japanese had been received in
America, and the Japanese were fearful lest the
Ambassadors would not survive the great trip
across the big pond. However, all doubts were
dispellcd when the great mail was distributed
bringing New York almost within hailing dis
tance Of this out-Of.the-way corner Of the world.
, 1860-09-21
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sFEILlwsH, ". =. FEDlT, SEPT. 81. 1860.

TuE NKw FpouE MtL--The new mill con-
slructed for Judge Chambers, near the mouth
of the creek bearing his name. viii be ready to
grind next week, on the Goth. Built under the
efficient superiatendenee Of Mr. Hanna, one Of
tlsbcst practical miIlwnghts on the Pacific coast,
this mil, now completed, may be said to bs sec.
oa5 to none here or elsewhere. It's capacity In
regard TO both quantity and quality Of -four is
equal TO that q the best mills Of California, as
We are assured, win be proved on trial Al.
t.rhsd % Il is smut machine Of the most ap-
proved patent The Judge Is very justly proud
q his MIL he says be can now manufacture
loar iist enough 20 supply not only The cOnsu
msrs of this Territory, but half the world beside
He has certainly not been sparing Of money to
make Il q first class MIL, and We think he has
succeeded Az previously stnied BY Us, he has
vesy ample storage room, 90 that those who have
extra lrgs quantities Of wheat % grind nesdnOt
b fsarihl of crowding him 3a it
, 1860-09-21

IS JAH.-Two prisoners sentenced at the last
tsrm Of the District Court u Olympia, one Of
whom i Rimmons, lately Se arrested, were placed
in our county jAil, The oshsF dAy, 70 serve OUT
lhsir terms Of imprisonment
, 1860-09-21

THE WBsTNINsTEH REvIEw FoK JULY, Rcpub.
lished BY l. Scott & Co., 81 Gold street, New
York, presents the following table Of contents =
Strikes; their Tendencies and Remedies F; The
NH on tie Floss; Rawiinsons hampton Lee
lures for 1859; The Post Office Monopoly
AIRY ScheBerS The Irish Education Question;
Germany hs Strength and Weakness
Thoughts IN Aid Of Faith; 6Sitvanees Of
Hungarian Catholics The French Press; Con.
t-mporuty Literature. The foregoing concise
enumeration is fair specimen Of the variety
which charaeteVizes every number Of the series
Of re.publicatiOns Of which this forms q part
Questions in Politics, Social and Politicsl Econ.
omy, Theology, tho Fine Arts, and Education,
which can only be supeT6cially touched upon in
the newspaper press, here VndergO that calm
consideration and discussion best calculated to
insure the formation Of q correct judgment, and
to elicit the truth. Rejecting faithfully the i'm.
press Of passing events upon the minds Of the
thinking men Of the day, these Reviews form
an invaluable Companion to the Newspaper.
The newspaper has barely time to record the
transactions Of the day; the review notes the
principles at work. and holds alOt the lamp Of
reason and experience In the present disturbed
state Of the world, these publications are De.
serving Of eminent attention; and the different
principles represented by each Review afford
the reader an Invaluable means Of comparison.
Each number is complete and consistent with
ITSELF and Is therefore, far preferable to any
, 1860-09-21

! McSSTS. RUNNER q HlnuS pack tram, with
some fifteen accompanying miners, which left
Seattle for Rock Creek last week, returned on
Monday, having discovered new and rich dig.
gings 1t Ingalls, Greek. on the wcnatchce river.
The miners having prospccted here, and finding
gOld in such paying quantities, they decided to
60 no further, and discharged their loads and
sent the train back to Seattle for more provisions.
The train arrived on Monday, and lcft again i'm.
mediately, taking all the provisions obtainable in
the place.
Mr.. Kellogg brought lett RS to many friends,
accompanied with rich specimens of gold, aud
advising them to come on Immediately.
MesSrs. iesler Il Rand's steam sawmill was
obliged to cease running on account Of the en-.
gineer, the head sawyer and all hands leaving
for the new II Dorado the day before the Ander.
son sailing.
Ex-Sheriff Thos. Russell, who has been carry.
ing the express to Rock Greek, stopped at the
new diggings, and sent the express on by other
parties. lie writes to bis friends at Seattle that
he carries no more expressrs--h has struck as
good LAY out as he wants, and says there is
plenty Of room for more, and advises oil his friends
to leave for the mines. Letters have also been
received from other reliable persons confirming
the above. The news was received at Seattle
with firing Of guns, colors flying and 4 general
rejoicing. Town lots that could have been
bought the day before for 800, Immediately rose
to an almost unwarrantable price. A schooner
arrived just as the Anderson was leaving with
some ten or twelve passengers, all destined for
the Wenatchee, impatienly awaiting the arrival Of
pack animals Mr.. Winsor's agent at Seattle
had sold all bis horses, aud sends word to Mr..
Winsor to send him down Immediately all the
animals be can spare from his business in this
place. gentleman from Victoria, a passenger
on the steamer anderson, having fully satisfied
himself Of the correctness Of the above iniorma.
ton, and Of the existence Of rich gold deposits in
the region above mentioned, Intends TO return
at once to Seattle with large supply Of miners
goods, provisions, &C., the want Of which has
been severely felt by parties daily fitting cut for
steamer Aadsrson will take down, on Monday
, 1860-09-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TUE UNDEnsUGNED, HAVING BEEN AP.
pointed Administrator Of Ire Estate Of he late lRlnRN
BEAM BY the Probate Court Of Ksnp COUNTY VI n hsrehr
ve noce % az persons having claims agsnst saId aie
Pesens NE same 70 me q my oce In Port Madison pre-.
perry authenueated ~ required BY law within one year o
Ne dale Of h notice they I be ioSeVeF barred; and
. sad Estate are requested 70 make In
$50 JOHN wEnsrER,
Port Madison. Aug snth. ison. u1'n'''.sS iSi
, 1860-09-21

LAIEE EhoH MEzIcO.-The latest intelligence
from The State informs US that the Liberals had
attacked the city Of Mexico, with every pros.
peet Of success. MiramOn was encamped with
5000 men within twenty-five miles from the city,
but could not send saccor. in consequence of
the seizure Of the grim in The country by the
forsign troops, famine vas appEehendsd.
, 1860-09-21

Rson sAsrA fe.-ws have Santa Fe dates to
Aug "a The Fiah Inhntsy from Utah had
aIsived there. The INDIANS are stR hostile, bot
there has been 10 ouibEsak since the last mail
About 600 troops were at Iron Creek going 10
Fort Union, and number on the Arkansas river
soins 70 Big TimbssA Ths report Of the death
q bfsni B. contndictsd
, 1860-09-21

Tn This popular magazine con-
lnu,u o cone % u regularly, By every alter.
nslo steamer. Among he many periodicals
which reach un, none are more eagerly sought
ln,l n our hmlly ihin the HsYsnan Il IS u.
e1yn Welcomed by our excellent apouss, ioF the
rc,rnn hat rsch number contains : useful pat.
i.ln q cone new article of apparel, either for
nsui|s o. children. This b IN entirely new fsa-
lu1o b lhs publication q . magazine. and one
lh.i c1n hardly f.ll b prove suecsssidl. Mrs.
T.H. Day. ihepubIlsber o. ihs magazine and
oIisn1ior q anew feaiure msnfioDed. = pro-
pared % supply orders forpailtus of az Tie
hiu1l md mo1i dsiIEkbls styles q ladies' and
ch'Idfcns drtaIes. from he tiny garments q an
Ihl.nl 70 he most elaborate articles q Iady's
wardrobe. To many q our fair readers, We
doubi nol. ~ pIilsTns ssgompsaying the Hes
rInns would b deemed very fair return ior
ihs nmodnl q Subscription, ek Those wishing
% nabsrribs nay Do % By addrussing MrA ,. H.
Day. No. Monigops.y =. sas Francisco =
, 1860-09-21

Wmskr DuullEET.-Amoug The most i'm.
pmtani improvements in contemplation in steil-
sesom 5 lngS whiskey distiIlsry. Weunder-
slhnd ihai our enlsrprising isITOw-townsman,
NJ. Marlin sehmieg. has for some months been
cnengsd in the preliminary stepA and that he
haI now on the way from New York the steam
hollera. Elllls and al The machinery necessary
f1r ne purpose, wiiha view 70 entering At an
clIiy day into The mnnuhcsure of whisky. He
has ialr,sdy On ths ground The building material
necessary. and in ~ weeks win have com
rlcl,d structure Of commanding appearance,
aliolnins hll present lager beer establishment.
As he diiiiIlely approaches eonplesion, We
nay isks occasion % peak q Il again, dsscrip-
lively.
, 1860-09-21

~hs columns Of The Peesf sOrsb HsaAtD afe open
10 oeoumuniaous an questions Of public policy and in
o ana DE advocacy Of an sides Of every question shall
- freely heard but such Communications % are not Of
rsasss public naiu, Intended for he urthsranes Of
individual ends un be charged adVStsments This rule
N IN no case be departed irOm
, 1860-09-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TUE UNDERsIeNED, HAVING nEEN Ap-
pointed Administrator Of The Estate Of ne late JOHN
CoLpERMO0D, BY the Probate Court Of Kltsn County
W. u hereby gives notice 10 eli persons having callns
against sa Estate TO present the TO me Al M cce
" foTs Madison, properly authenticated as required by
aH within one year from the date Of this notice. a. thex
WI be forever barred and all persons Indebted q said
nae are requested to make immediate payment and ave
JOHN WEBSTER,
Port Madison, Aug sOih. isSO. "~H'''ii iS;
, 1860-09-21

Tn a.It To-sIonI. -Exespi On ghs occasion
cI be Fodlih q suly Ball, N this place, more
extensive preparations were never made for .
Kan dian fholo q the s. s s. Order. Carshas
ben lnkcn % omit nothing thai can promote
Ihs echcfll elloyment Of fhoss who attend.
he managers are men q he right s.smp ior
~ LlIiI a he hind. and evidently know how
% ,.l aboll dIslhnrgins the duty hat dssolves
nfoa hen Ths indications are dat I win Be
h 1nuesta1y aiiendei, and The bsnsnt prove
lullld onl d ~ worthy object Not ths
I..I .|IIir.ir, iiainIs q ths Ban Is he music
fuf nni1l,n, beng snsassd idr he occasion
, 1860-09-21

0rrui1rD Mau--Ihs Daily Overland Maj
11Ia11n ~ ciiy and sarspsuia ayH thePOli-
i,ni Da|Ir lir1liEr q Ne ltth inEt. uiIl ninrt
e. h. I1II Zip l1mo1os morning Aithenms
Ins , lsIuIning nal uil b dispatched from
1....nlris % IA ss ny lsok a. Calliornia
~. 1g ll|a roull. aboui nszi Saturday week.
I.. MI g. ennIInanio uin beeluaed dis even
|..nI ot',lk rs nms papF slniss thatths
..1 Irru.1l " n, llni risnmg u1a fhs I'D
VA W lAouli r,oliSs y thni Ssuia
, 1860-09-21
NoTICH.

T D. LAmAH n nv DULY AUTHORIZED
u % ne Oh auioriy % sas far and coiiess n ~
nopgumpdy pah Iaee ln1shls1 N therefore tlhs llncV
s,rn.ns 30 ase ssm.ssss Ne eols and eHpennss q
D LANAN may b isaad Il any Tn e o. asgs om,s
IN ...eiaeoon, On Conimsrciai sFesi, near h.ll.
Hn "a. wEsTBROoK
, 1860-09-21
I. p. FISHER,

lSIk Washington ST., San FraneIseo,
Il auhsrlsA 70 Agent Of this paper receiving
vsFsnenta and Subscriptions n san Francisco and
WhslS. and collecting and Tscsiptine for the same
CHASs PfaOscII.
, 1860-09-21

Ts amount Of balance brought down
10 amount Of balance Of Territorial Funds on hand SSI 80
a. 4. - County Funds on hand .... q
School Funds on hand. IFS IS
Road Funds on hand. -. s.l25 s.
Total amount Of balances sdue............. 1tis g.
. GEORGE GALLAGHER,
auditor Pierce County, W.T.
, 1860-09-21

Va Ghan b pleased furnish os vessels and others
eastward bound With Giles Of the HEAALD on application
q thll oaies.
, 1860-09-21

I'm HALD be found In san Francisco at the depot Of
". Sullivan, adjoining the Post once; the ONCE Of
our Aeent, III Washington street, At the Merchant
ExehAnge and the principal Hotels; and also 81 the
leading Hoaels In the Atlantic cities.
, 1860-09-21

cEAsNAA1 NOAlCEe
g., Ihe following lettef Ehich emphAtically spssks
Phlsdelphia Cogege Of Medicine 70 The editor OF M
Pacific Medical and Surgical JCurnan San Frn ockoo.
for publication:
PIiILI DVLPHIA. Jsn I7,h. 1870
Tohs Editors eF0s Pacific Medical and Snroieal S1r,
EkNTLEAlE-My attention has hesh Caeu 70 IN .rtIcle
the December number Of your in IDa In repaTd to m
"a ssnde degfee granted BY The Philadelphia COLLEGE
tor the dPgTee vas made t0 The FseuV II D. Sfc j,
MED by ndavitS and teflinonss ~ ikG "a n Ihat n
CzapEay was regular Er duaie b. al ne Univ, rsiv
Ies.n, nae s+fTed ~ SURGEON In the Hungarian army
AMI was regular practitioner Of medicine on iSs
strength Of these the degree was RmnIed The Sd snn
den degree ~ i name imnlirs conferred on aTadnste.
only and gives rs new prvilegeS Had there bssn ths
S.xa S suspicion Of rtguaIy The application VoHd
favor on Yours, vcry TesDpc,bI,v 'O'''''
Dean Of the Faculty Ofhe Philadelphia cOeEe Of MssI.,,.
CERTIFICATE
h.S % %1oaenened Gov'TBor Of HUI gary, do testify
hereby mat pr L J. Czarkay has served duril the
contest Tor Hungarian liberty, a. Chief snroeon n he
hungarian army, with faithful peFSs Vernnre rh.,se
nave gwen hln this certificate, and d. Ircnmmerd him
III sympsny aeDlon and prn,rcthn of I'll thee
undesefVed misfortune. KossrrH Laos
Washington CITY, Janu'ry 9Th. issa. w. H0's''"
- Dr; !. J. cEapkayl Mcdl"al and surpIral In,,l-
tate I o. sacramento street. btloS Montgomery Opptsi,a
ne P~eitc Mail Steamship Co.'s 0frr "a, Fr.n,,n -
C1ufornla. The D0ctT ohtn fFte cons, ltaiInS nhi
ASK n" remuneration uBlrss he eherts q cue 80
rersons % ht Wishing 70 ose time in r@Isspcrdsnce,
immtoiAie att nliOn 10 their epsFs. ~
L. J. (ZApKAY, ND
y: m :. Sat FTaueseo csl
, 1860-09-21

Receipts and Expenditures Of Pierce County, ",
IT, for he .foaI yGr beginning June 6h, 1859,
and ending Nay 7h, 1860:
, 1860-09-21

~ The following lettef. which emphaticalIy spsska
Ior tse was written BY the Dean Of te Faculty q he
Philsdsphia Coege o. Medicine 70 The editor Of he
for publication:
, 1860-09-21

S:s e. "AA@H- Fort '''n.sss-. s,p. i;S,i;ss q =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Haks accepted consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
hIscl' 'r''.aton yir,n 10 Insurance of d VEIL mos
c'c C'ntsnts far terms IF one Il, ,fue ycurs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15
Tobacco and. Arsenic.

Is the former an antidote to the latter?
The following facts would indicate that
such in true:
y yonng lady in Hampshire, England,
fell into the mistake of eating Il portion of
arsenic. which had been prepared Sor the
destruction of rats. Painful symptoms
led to the discovery. An elderly lady then
present advised that she should be made
to yomit rs speedily as possible, and as
the unfortunate victim had always exhibit
ed loathing for tobacco in any shape,
that was suggested as ready means of
obtaining the desired end. a pipe was
use'i, but this produced no nausea. A
large portion of strong tobacco was then
chewed, and the juicc swallowed: but this
even produced no sensation of disgust. A
strong dccoction was then made with hot
water. OF this she drank pint without
producing nausea or giddiness, or any
cmctic or cathartic action. The pains
gradually subsidized, and she began to feel
well. On the arrival of physicians an
emetic was administered. The patient re-
covered, and no i'll consequences were ex-
pcrienced. Another case occurred q few
years subsequent at the same place, when
tobacco was administered and no other
remedy. In this instance there was com
plete and perfect recovery. From this it
may be reasonably concluded that tobacco
isaan antidotc of very safe and ready APP
plication in cases of poisoning bv arsenic.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15
.WIEELIN(33, sA TURDA Nc O.RNrlNt c!=

a Bell-Ererstt f1sionist, sSff ting7 ffom
New York to the Baltimore sIaoiyiSsf 93ss
very discOnsolatesyiew ofstbe donpast I,as
now under process of adjustment1fn the
Empire State He says: I'D ..sss ~. !
see that our Maryland friends arsaonna
ting largely on New York going a16ainst
Lincoln, Don't be deceived. There IA no
possible hope for so desirabIe.au =iss ne.z
Dlflering widely from yon ,spbnf thestturss
tlon OF coalltions-deeming them to he
legltlmate. political weapons, ~ ilcnespr
'bev can be used to effect an object that
cannot be effected without them. and not
considering any moral question to be in
yolTed-I went into the plan of uniting
the Opposition to Lincoln in this State
heart aud soul; but alnsI TIE votes. dinnot,
and they will not be transferred. The
oevli, or something else, has got into
THEM. Why; what do you think? Pie
hlHc0tn L men haze the names of 81 900 of
lae UeTl men t0ho Uoted for Fillmore IN -fs6R
,; rs. 81 - ~ gg6css. but by actual, verita-
ole, personal inquiry of each man as
to his course. When l came to know
lhis, | saw that all was up. But this
IS not half the story. The Douglas
ana Breckinridge men, being Demo
Gratis, and having hankering after the
hesh-pots of Egypt, arc breaking their
ranks and rushing to Lincoln with pcr-
feet Stampede. Besides this, the Bell men
are also taking the same chute every day,
The primary cause of all this is the per-
snNsion that Lincoln is the coming man:
and the secondary, which is almost as
powerful, is the revulsion Of feeling
among honest voters at being required to
cast their satfruges for and with parties
against which their predjudices are so
strong.
There may possibly be fusion with the
lkreckinlidge men, bnt it is doubtful after
Breckinridge's Lexington speech. But it
matters little what they do.-f regard tile
game rs up. New York is irretricYably
for Lincoln, and shall return home and
try to save old Maryland from the grasp of
the Breckinridge party. 1t is the duty of
all Southern Wings and Americans to
break the backbone of the Breckenridge
party i'll the Slave States. That done. We
may be in a position to hold in check the
new Lincoln Administration, and to pre-
vent it from running into excesscs. That
ls all that is left us in my Judgment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15


THE United States Attorney General has
given an opinion sustaining tho action of
the Postmaster of Baltimore, who refused
to deliver letters addressed to fictitious
persons or firms. The Attorney General
snye the Postmaster has authority under
the laws to prevent the service from being
used for fraudulent purposes, and then
adds:
With that end in view, you certainly
have power to order the non-deliyerv 0f
letters addressed to any person under a
name which you know to have been as
cnea1 ana dGfraud the public. But the
fraudulent intent ought to be very clear,
for you are not invested with any authori-
ty to carry on an extended inquiry into the
private affairs of persons who receive let
ters by mail, nor have you the means of
ascertaining with correctness what they
are. 1t should also be remembered that
the me.e misnOmcr of a man is not suf-
ticicnt grounds for saying that the name
is fictitious, neither is firm an imaginary
one because the style of it has no refer
ence to the name of its members, nor can
you stop.a letter on the sole ground that
it is addressed to n person whose en-
ploymcnt is immoral, it being the duty Of
the Stnte Government, and not of the Post
Office Department, to punish such often
ces. But in the case under consideration,
If there be no legitimate business of any
kind carried on by c., under the name Of
D. & Co., if he has caused letters to be
addressed to Baltimore in name which
is merely imaginary, if his correspondents
do not know who they are writing to, and
if, in addition to this, you end the fact to
be that G. is using this fiction for dishon-
est purposes, then the measure taken by
the Postmaster at Baltimore ought to be
sustained.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15
TERMs on ADVEnT1issIVGG..
TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoSpARy11. fon ONE 1xcrS
LESS, MAKE A SQUARE

= SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
10 early Advertising on reasonable terms occor.
ding to the space occupied aud the number of changes
Al from transient persons or srang
ers to be paid for in Advance
BUSINESS Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per YEAR
OF 60 for six months but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than square
Tho privilege of Annual Advertising is Initial +o
TIE Advertisers own Immediate business: and ali
n"SGrtsements for the benefit of other persons as
we'll as all legal advertisements and advertisements
M auction sales and real estate sent in by them
be paid for at the usual rates ~
advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. N-' ''''' se"
cases ut full rates VI ''' 4'
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcements
OF Sermons, so cents each noy1I.;S0
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15
Assets, J0nunry I, 1858.
Sl,506.3s7 IS

T)TAL LI4TLITIgS; -------
Unsettled claim, not s1T3,926 81
ss-Lozsea E4ai,aOy adjusted and promptly paid-aGa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15

Upwards OF s1I,OOO,OOO
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