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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
RAyD MEDAL OF HONOR nIiE ONLY AWARD.
AT TIE PARIS sNuIBifiUN or lS1j.
FGREAr KussfAN MEDAL,
sfsiPPING.

-
CHARLESTON, :. G., AND Tus SOUTH AND
thNesi semi weekly United states Mail Side Whee
Lbp llne--1he rag1ifc@nt steamship NASH lille
,,,ravl coninauier. will leave pier No. North river
gnesiav July II, vt toclo,k 4. ~, precisely.
I. nj massage, VITA through tickets. as follows
49, Orleans So 49, Mobile So; Mynigomery Ala, s23
,is Tenn sg rs. Memphis, sSi u, nnoSvlne, s2j 90
ssira SIS Augusg, Ga n. -. Auan., s2i; Charlotte
- -. ~, ~, ,,assave Ap9y 10 SPOsfOKlD rItESrON
nrnsaway. Tne VI AXIOM. Capt W }. Foster, sic.
m saturday, July IA.
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EVERY EVENING DURING THE wEEK.
The following '''p NIX 2 Tio2S ' s&sTs, ''
VIZ be performed ., r. Spss bsa ossse''r'
s SS.bsfs JAW !.
And Every Evening during the wess
eHAEAeI.Es.
Perrlumons, q fsx youth " modern times, kept fss,
ssra by bis fsi6er, which has a tendency 70 make
hun fsssr-edds'ed 70 Japan ware. Mr. john Wood
Il. .aseci. out q he way, and bringing aps way
YcsSs coos. di.iau. rciatisc OF oid zig Coon and
Kdshss .ara cas-. spirit l. e ann. sor, Of Bot
De- IMP. much addicted to poker Seonnoisseaf in lie
hne ar<. In short regular Japanese bohemian,
ru, keeper Of the half way hous. in the Cloud; con
SSsss Sf s'
A ss sg ,S Lady, aas Who resist: ali attempts g are
as5 10 ara c... spirit addicted 50 falling is love o.
wiih mere mortals aud meeting mortal repulse,
N,r,li.. pure Miss H. Warren
fsaas ysSas lazy retained Tor The express pgTpG-
cSara oaeer. lhssrn bearers Amalons aud Female AT
HIGHWAY ~ THE CLOUDS
TIE nosTs1' IMP :. The n1y VIZ" RysraE,r
Doves ~ harnes. four hand Arrival q Regonia ana
NyruiiA Besona handles the rbeons without making a
'" r-s' e p f ssI' A x rsns carry Asf pigeons
' Tam and a "a ardent : b ssras' pa sP
vAssr departure Of the "Bowery sprite and the Broad
way S'''' ss ,Ss &C cus e. TO rrrrn AVENUE
p S . % n I rsa a. hls a eun P paS
uai,s pssosiuE pictures Princes Alur. brought from
i1s ~ .n sls. fes Sls carried bach to japan
rsr.insans ,i.n, foiIg-er. No Followers allowed A
'a''' "% " ins 'f fSr0JS's Srrg.RAScE
young s, that refused 81 oder Of marriage pronounced
TnE TycooSs PROCLAMATION.
~ s' asS al ~ sss liza =
y. sss 1 NJ .ss ssI' on az ne
srsm'nons esf.s Nc ofasal vfIahy 20 enre log owe
-s 20 &C. s,,ie 80 ssasss re n q. Corn
sas = a. sAa ssrs ase re.u.es,en q NE EmperecIe,
-. "a ras.ssr.sa Mach % sai.ras
hnnAi ssSs1f fsP sosisS fss.s k''sor
ik ~ ~. z. 49, a''-'s-a sy THOMAS hA ls..
-. :, R. xs so's &C
sss-2 k.ss., Sss rolt sumner rsisialaa.
49, s,,. a, "a ..,c. Peran nn.as
s.1,sy--.fh - .nriaisf o. rravsia. Co,
- s's. 80 pa T. h., .a... E iSs TSsSSs
ss....s, ~ ..s Ibis-u-A a hammer. 80. 80
a.. "a ,u. ,ra.l-sa is-r yesoo
Msesy ~. N''"~ AA''e w. VI Co, Al, rvcooc
ss--r-sy -. sl.,aa ~ fsrssa%s..,
49,. a. 49,. a.-.. ,rimaoc. rysoSs AZ
sa-'' ss,S.sss .ss ' as''S.s w.ss s'~ - =
1855 '-''' Nas,r or LAsrFRss ~ -' ''''''
SYNOPSIS o. 80 80 -cssPsi - sO' s HAYES
ruE fFfrts IN TIgE CLOUDS
A m..n CNmnEe D. FeftlImnHoEa ksnasum MurAy FIl Ns~
tms iulsrsf q Ne lnaIeftsl falsce.
srHKKr ASp oousi j JAFAS. JKnpo cTry.
GRAND AEcuwar asbs > avs TO THE PALACE
mx CORAL oRofio' lidxE oF EsoSrA
$3.50 VII
rms WALL 80 TffF cry
prlnni C.nr~ ani is~r~n 81 fer-iu Va O@r drawn
10 feu DFsrdn sieeis
~ Burls.sas o.! v pree-r " ~ issosss Fascs q
M 'Not 80 WIZ
nv OLD rsaREfLA
NFNrr<y oritHlH .s W 'rIf~
fNtNr ffnNN .tttf.ttsss ~ ~
oeefnw hagn tss....t.t.s . W..
Ane a<~M asnAA1a s,rt'
taAh. NO "Nfei
p.uuo .n a. saf ran s-eeu rsrf-rAacs 20 connsncs
AIS 0easx
ADMISSION
nrr~s Crcie at rartasi ....... v co.
fFNhfNtfa ttAfA .'tt 90 a
FafuIv tHfTie - cen
HaIo1fY tNafs - cent
v FIII.NHH 49, n ~
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MISCELLANEOUS,

\ GLASS hANUFACfURES.-HOME LANE
~ a and A6 Duane street. general assortment OF
pressed Glassware Coal Oh Globes aud ChimneyA 0as
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|TREss-EARLY MORNING EXCURSION 20 TIE
holera Banks. The favortie .. q steamer HuNrREss.
I've ranks We tnssdAy moroing, July ii, 1900 ieav-
|ksoa street 1t O'Clock NJ, Peck sip at O'Clock
|y IN viii give h- parties accompanying the boa,
rtunty Of nine hours to fish for blue sh bass &c.
M be furnished gratis Lines and Refreshments can be
blot permanently engaged for this boat during the
Fare a. WALTE4 ID. G. BOGGS
JOSEPH DUvAI4LL
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/ or FAMILY EXCURSION PICNIC ANDA GRAND
nd Concert In the open air, al the Chldrens Home,
arbor near New Brighton Staten Island, on Wednes-
Iy H. commencing at O'CLOCK A special boat will
CAY pier next the Battery, East river, at ios A. NJ,
urn At AZ r. NJ; regular boats leave same pier at 81
A. NJ, returning at 9 and Z. NJ. Flora leaves pier
;orih river, at A. NJ. and NJ, returning at ga aud
lace ten cents and five cents, may be had OF WILL
DYER Snug Harbor dock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

DIVER sAGUENAy, ors.,
fhs Al uea gong steamer sAouENAY, Cspt Rene snsrt.
leaves Quebec every Wednesday ats NJ on an ekcursnn
IN ne r famed niver Saguensy, calling all the places %
u,er.s, on the way. For description THIS roie .th
.sstehes article arpers Monthly Magazine Tor jny,
go sssronms can be py wrting telegraph
~ JOHN LAIRD, Agent, 10 P-tro arc-s, Vnsbec
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NOR SAVANNAH AND THE sOUTiI-THs SsW
n rearsshp VI X CUyIFR, Capt Frederick Croker, wi
cave pier ii North river, on rhansiay Jnly az ~
Trkes sot 10 New orleans nj $50 10 MOBILE. 80, NJnt
somery sl5; Memphis. S3 49, Nashville, 81 ~ knoxville
k25 So Chattanooga. rs Albany, 80 Nant " Vounnns
seng,r accommodations NOD eqused on sny vrsr se.mer
Freight per foot. Apply " IT, b. CROaW Mil w.
81 West s~eg, and SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
AMERICAN soLfDIrTED MILK.

ANEkICAN SUT1NIFIED NILH.
epnred from The richest MIX Of the best DIARIES In
q cornty, New YORK, the only wsy To procure pure
large cities The medical profession report IN
nfanls and iuvsls IL "a cheaper than the swll
Rasoa sold mix e will Keep years In any ell
IA Indispensable tor travellers, olic-rs the army
W. thoee living IN hol climates at the south
sixoa packages. encc~ed tor rams ortAion,
| epo- -
| AMERICAN sOLlDIrIED MILK COMPANY,
Liberty street dnors from broadway N. Y.
3,T AIR FURSACE MANUFACTURES REGIS.
and ventatcr manufacturers, OF others with capital
ing " nyess IN the procuring Of patent Tor new IN
aud putting THE same sin practical nse. ine mole a
een before agreeing % terms. Address inventor r.,
otlce.
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MEDICAL
:. SrW syDfcaI nDox ron All.
"A See -xscsl4sess. Ne wee r~s rsmH.
A nvI,y To rHosE rxyAIIps VINO MAvE sry
n, FkHsD FRpN rms tNsJtCN~AFtL fNhAfnhf
.os ~ ~ rssis' loSnSs 40 ses foKk ssDic AZ
AIN I~kr AND wAkhfAUk akflNa tifvf sh psse.
nsary Anssussl fastsftas w. VI Msief ffrs ~ ~
q. LAwktsst s-ssg are., $50 " 50 ~ ~ 49,. So.
n p~~-psyers
f,ugRoxgy RExsDy. an uSfAn1ss srpHvIc vos
- d b. r.. y . s%s a.. - srss r 80
s,.t or ss~c tr~sah ga ~ Al rwy~st.A~ tfaxT~s
s~.rywssr~- RARNks FARx. whnA~~ls sn& r~<~A
tcr Sew yos. y and 70 r.rt ~
vNR IA cosrx rRon rsRIs NO sB hRoApsu,
IL oxpc~t~ he a. NtfN-@s SCI W~Mxn~~~s sn1 s1s
lrs reiur-ns esperssnc~ sAai sad sshn-~T
nR n coRnrrr, nyvnsn 0y rnx sru vosg
IL univsr~sy netr~ ,one<~. msx ~ em~.h~S - waA
6nD Al N neF.M ~ H-k~ ~. c. Aram~~ ~ -
oAcs No 10 Duane sares< ossan.a.ss sr..y 1900
ma WARD. CONSULTING rHyrfci.s Asp sta.
IL reon-DMce No 80 brusfrey, nen NsA~ck fn~<-rss
~ s~irx coosuasd DALI from ssvun A n M va v. n
IL the Coler. q Phyactsns and ssrrsos q Nee Nars
MAJ be con~ulci dNar he s4ss. ira % ss~ nusrins
until IN The evening
nR RALriTs OFricps, cOEsgs % llnr-ros AID
~ Crosby streets. d9 CrcsfJl hsHA Va 70 a-nAe1N
Sundays etceptsd-
DROP DARCY " n, NAY w corqCLvrn nAfLE
L ii cces ess Broadway worniax ss-lusvsifur i,-.
DROP RRsTxii. YEA cHAvBxsS eTRKEr. cas- Bs
consilei ~ ~ ~ % ~ isrsr, Atlre- bor As1 20
once. Mes Sovx ogs
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rs ,.yRSE.-nRs MOORE, LADIES NURSE
rms, - per week. Call al or address Dr. snyder, i02
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

WrsrEa GARDEN MIGHT
MONDAY,
JULY
FAREWELL BENEPr1
FAREWELL BENkfRs
FAREWELL BENxfN.
Mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

A UsTRAIIA PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED lisa
n carrying Uutei States maiis-fhr nagnitc~nt Al
rr,rpsr ship SAMUEL fAtS 500 TINS burhea. fsbs com
Joshua Bates. vii have aura dcs
path tor direct from pier u ESsa river h-r &c
sne.iasls FOR first second passengers are lnsar
,.sred Tor cufort, light and seutlain fyr ireSht %
,ssssre spply on h1sru n. W. CAMERON No ~ S-s
90 s.se.t Srb, and cash advances made "
,sarnmeas Cons gnees in Australia, MessrA ~ Towns
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~" ixITFp STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
Leaving every twenty days from each por,
STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY,
X. W. shufedt commander -. -
This well known and splendid steamship wi ease Im ,ns
above por, on saturday July IA na O'Clock r. NJ hom pe'
MIS- Of adns furnished signed board On presen,sna
Freighs received on the I'm n rgr freiyn, o. pssssse
apply W hhn"o'S y - $3.50 =
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ltrk-Ak ADyvIAskD saAsllN. Or fds fnlS-
wtni6 Ward Dough sad yohnhcn C1us w - held "a
10 0ord street, this (Not dap evening a. o'closk
viii please be punctuA business 0f imp ,tznc~.
De transmitted Residents 81 The ward favorable
their
= 7. HAwKIss. Sec. PETER MITCHELL Pr-~s.ai.
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MAN MISUNDERSTANDING NIGHTS
'esti.Sl Monday July 9. Al Conrad's YorkS1ie PARA
sixth street Commencing a, 7. N, wi'ha PRONE
ncert by Fos celebrated Band Tickets 81 ceuts fs
.leman and ladies; 70 be had only BY members Of the
The cars OF the second and Third avenues will
| &c minutes TO the park THE COANIrTEk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

ROCKAwAY-STEA MBoAT CERES wII.h MAKE
billy trip above Sunday included leaving Cathzr.rc
slip a. 80 A. NJ. Spring street, North river A. and
~ T. North r.yer at $50. Reiurning-leave kockawsy
NJ, Stopping al the Seaside Rouse each way. Fare
is each way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-19

A FIVE TMoUsASp SALARY DECLINRD.-A
New York correspondent of the Boston
Post is responsible for the following state
ment:
b. "a r0rG avis in terris has been discovered
rcently, in the shape of an AndoTer Profe.-
sor, who would not accept the pastorate of
one of ourmost fashionable and wealthy city
churches, at q salary of five thousand dol
lars. The temptation included every de-
sirablc element of city pastors life-a
Fifth Avenue church, a congregation CONF
prising the eitS Of our pious population,
commanding pastoral influence, plenty of
money, andInoneitoo machlabor, iu addi-
4ion to rare opportunity of doing. much
good among class who certainly greatly
need faithful Gospel preaching, tits prop
er that should add that this clergyman
upon whom the congregation had fixed
their choice, otter months of patient search,
but whose proclivitles, it seems, were not
towards Fifth Avenue advantages-is ev-
cry way worthy of the honor intended for
him, and possessed of all needed quali6cn-
tions for filling the post with equal credit
to- himself and the church who want him.
So fare a specimen of modest worth in
these degenerate days is so;refreshing that
Understandable 70 resist sharing with
your readers-the pleasure Of admiring it"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-19
New York Paper Warehouse.
JOHN q. LAKIN,

(Snceessor to Wheeler & LhIin.1
WTILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection on Thursday, March 29th, new
aud well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestingsI
Also = complete assortment Of fGENTLEMES'S FUR
NISIIING GOODS.
The patrons Of the old hrm, and the PuIlie IN gen.
eral respectfully invited to call aud examine my
stock before making their purchases intend sell
ing at ANAL profits to cash anil prompt purchareFs
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
6Fua, solicit continuance OF the same for the
establishment. JOHN 7. LAkIN. Merchant TaiIOC,
mh2s4wd No. l02 Main 81, Wheeling, Va
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&S-YeArly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
made. f't .. I-7s-f-- ~
All advertisements from transient persons or ssraug
ers, to be paid for in Gdrdnce.
rs Legal advertisements will be CHARGED at tho rites
prescribed by law. Sfi3
business Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year.
or so for six months but shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited TO
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the beneft of other persons as
we'll all legal advertisements and advertisements
Of auction sales and real estate sent in by te must
be paid for at the usual rates. ~ q 5,'.' =
QsS-AdvertisAmAnts not accompanied with written
directions, willbe Inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. f+- .i-I-.7 -
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
at fnll rates. 100 |ff
Marriages, Notices of Funerals and announcements
Of Sermons, so cents each. novll-59
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WHEELING, VA, TUESDAY NORNTNG JUNE TO- 1860

ing up coal and iron and running
from the forges and fires, and thsiblaze of
chimneys to hundred factorieSsi, At all
times of day and night, men, women and
children are engaged in the different de-.
partments of this branch Of industry, a nd,
as you see them by the light Of their fres
at night, it seems as though the whole
population WAS engaged in tearing out the
bowels of the earth, and burning them up.
Aud the question all over Europe is,
whether there is any fear that the United
States will chR1ge their system OF pro-
lection This SYSTEM has seemed to me,
all my life, to be erroneous, and what |
have seen of the world does not change
my >opinion. 1t has seemed to me to
be injurious not only Us regards the
revenue and industry; but Us regards
the character and development of the
country What do we do2 We send our
raw material to Europe. What do we
bring away from there? We bring back
the emanufacturede article. How does this tell
upon the emigration from Europe to the
United States? Whatever thereis of sciences.
of art and education,-sthat Is employed in
these immense manutactoriss of Europe,
and all the benefits of society resulting
therefromJ are kent at home, and Europe
sends to us her dayslaborers, and her field
laborers, whose only qualification is u ca
pacity to till our fields and dig in our
mines, in order to send back to her the raw
material. We thus discriminate against
art, civilization, and the improvement of
civilized life which we might get from Eu-
rope. And we have been pursuing this
policy when this whole emigration has
been continual cause of heart-burning
among the American people, because it is
said that the classes whom We bring to our
shores are incapable of appreciating the
rights of American citizenship, while we
leave in Europe all that class which would
be unobjectionable. Thus alsoswe import
the ignorant and base from China, and the
Government of California protests against
the introduction of a class so low. 1t
seems to inc that is the character of the
policy which it appears is to be pursued
indefinitely. t..-.- l.-
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with sOlvency and
fair profit.
Esreeial attention gen to Insurance of D WELLLNGS
aud o0atentS tor terms Of one TO fire years.
Tho progress Of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
Ehne and storm periods eventful in or exempt from
sweeping cOniag gTafiOns aud maritime disaster. Be.
ing long established. on cash basis the troubles Of
tho credit system affect us in material particular.
During "lard times' the security Of reliable Insu-
rance Is imperative duty-the ability Of property
holders to sustain loss being then much lessened.
Policies issued without delay, and all business nt-
tended 10 with dispatch and fidelity, by
n. C. ARTHUR. Agent,
Ohlce over the Bank of Wheeling.
Gebl9-daw till Jan LIST '59
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f. Hayes & Co
New Family Grocery.

TIME SUBSCRIBER BEGSLEAVETOA announce
i that he has opened Family Grocery and FOregGn
Produce Store In the old Post Once buildIn6, IS8
Market street near the corner of Quincy 81 and
lcits the generous patronage Of his friends and tie
public EeneTally.. .l-lse - ets e. fu-s
It will be my constant sndeayOr TO OIer, - the
lowest prices the best qualitis the market alotds
always on hand
German Produce. sneh Is PFunGa, LenHS1.9sPlHr
Peas, also all kinds Of Suts, Oranges and Lemons
wholesale and retail 6t- the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cieas and Tobacco
0f The different grades, wholesale and retail n
"a --i..srs rlT.-.l3 G.W. REESSINGB,
feb1+-ly'i FORMERLY With Alex Hsyman.
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$I,6Os,ss7 SS

TOTAL LIABILITIES; .---
As-Lossea EquItaby adjusted aud promptly paid. .-a
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Extract from Gov Chase's speech at Columbus, IN
Tuesday night last.l -=-
d The Republicans ask for homesteads for.
her citizens in the free territories-for a.
Pacific Railroad Protective Tariff, aud
privileges to Naturalized Citizens, treating
them as brothers.
Lincoln's tho man that will carry out
these things. His life is one of tho best
lessons ofthe character of our Republican
Neutrality-suspicious. to no Inheritance but
poverty-a clear head, good heart, and
projecting Providence, under, Republican
Institutions, he has been able to achieve;
for himself the highest station in the
world, the nomination of the. Republican
Party for President of the United States
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-19
The Harpsr's Ferry InvestIgntiol.
ss THE MINORITY REPORT,

-'r IhE>AINOhlll hhEOhl'
Senators Collamer and Doolittle, the
minority, in the course of their brief re-
port, say there is no evidence that any
other citizens than. those with Brown
were accessory to this outbreak or inva-
sion, by contributions thereto or other
wise; nor any proof that any. papers had
any knowledge of the conspiracy or its
purposes in the year 1854 Although
some of the testimony tends'to show that
some Abolitionists have Mt times con-
tributed money to what Is occasionally
called ''practicaI Abolitionism," that is,
aiding in the escape of slaves, and may
have placed implicit confidence in John
Brown; yet there is no evidence to show
or cause to believe that they had any com.
phcity with these conspirators, or any
suspicion of its existence or design before
it's explosion. Nor does any evidence
show that there was conspiracy to res
cue Brown or his associates from prison in
Virginia. -
Time and reflection have happily dissi-
pated much of the alarm and suspicion,
and shown that this raid was but an Off
shoot from the exciting outrages and law
lessness in Kansas. 1t was commenced
and continued there by an armed invasion
of that Territory to control its own people,
the elections and the government, for the
Introduction and perpetuity of slavery
there on the one hand, and resistance or
defiance on the other; and the facts dis
closed aforesaid, in the light in which
they appear to the minority, and in which
they present them, however much they
cali for reprobation and reproof, they may
be, and should be, used and improved to
alldy tue excitement quiet suspicion, and
restore tranquility. 80.
The minority say there is no fact calling
for Congressional Legislation. They in
sst, however, that there is no such matter
presented in the testimony or existing in
fact, AS is more than iutimated in the re.
port of the majority-that even the Abo-
litionists in the free States take course
intended covertly to produce n reasonable
violation of the laws and peace of the
slaveholdtng States much less that any
such course is countenanced by the body
! of the people of the free States. They re-
gret the conclusions of that report, tend
ing to promulgate such a view, unfounded,
! ns they regard it, in fact, i'll calculated to
produce peace, confidence, and tranquility,
aud departure from the Legitimate pur-
poses for which the committee was ap-
pointed.
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81 -THR Boston Pilot estimates the number,
of Catholicism this country at three aud
half millions,
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9ailp gnttIliqenter.
TERMS or ADVERTIsTisNG,,

TVILyE SOLID Inns or NoNPAREu, (oR ONE nycu,) on
t. so. LHss, NAKRA SQUARE. - Y
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Choice First Class Insurance
- 1.1g--nARTER pEnPgruAL

a~casn Capital 81 600 900, absolute and uumpairod
WIN A'sTRPLUs OF $506, ,3S7 So.
And the nrestige 3S years success and experence
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-19

Upwards OF 100000 -v
OF Losses have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co..
in the past 3S years.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
Simrn Steinleiu,

u"pR SltlHIelnJ
Vie. 100 Srcaes, iwllthcn Der 6 uus I. Strose
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bcicne cni: frbltn
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9OrieIlan Sttin unO eNasmaaren. 03cihEit

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Fem Neebrtcn ecu:lden Nublifm IL fnh eas nm rer
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trfuen mrrr, lernc Nrcunre unr rne @nbliFuu, inn
NlAsmensn NIT Ten tei.en Qjetr6nFfn hepirnen
III fDnnen. 6Ipren,s NriIIa
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