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g.fnFOH CHltpRBh TEETHLhG, o. Il.
sofsning the gums' aoing an ina naatnmAtonslNdi
Allay ALL PAIh and sPasmodic aetlga end ia sure
no2end upon Il, mothers, VIII giVo rest 70 your
HEIiEF fRI AND HEALTH TO YoUK IEFAAr
We have pnt up apd sold this article fof oY5r tsu
years. and GA N SAY IN fOONFIDENOEI Aha
gfh o. Ehas S RV9Es p9y9T essn % seG ,SfsyH n q
A SINGLE ] NSTA NOE 10 iFFElJf A lhR whoh
timely used. Never did yo know an instance Of dls-
satisfaction y any one who used H. On Tho contra
~ all arr delighted with rs operations and speak 10
terms Of eommsneation q the magical eiisei5 and
Sss gS our TsOgfato of Ire Sst f9 4 What I've We
iniant n suffering frcm pain and exhaustion, RELIEF
vii be found " hfteen or tWontT minptes after the
fhis valuable Preparattln n is the prescription Of
one q the most bxpeFieno5d and Skillial hursea IN
New England and has been used with h0ger-failiug
- THOUSANDS OF OAsEs. I'd
y mot only relieves nc ehild nom pain, bqt inyis
gives .one end sqeFgy 70 the whole HyStsm. twill
GeiPfNd GRIP Nc II rue i'Is BsowEHs. ma WIND OULIC
and oyercomes conVulsions, which Il not speedily
Tenssdled, cpd y deeth' behave 4 the best sne
and Diarrhoa IN children, Whethsr Il arises IRON
TeethinF, or any other cause, We would say o eE-
cry Mother who has child suffering rom any OF The
foregoing complaints do not let your preiudicos nor
the pre- udises q steld you and your
Absolatsiy Sure % foiloig mo NE 6ft Hddlfns
iftimely psed Full direction for using g!ll econ
/ janY each bottle. None genuine uhlals tho tao-
1 sinailo Of 0URTIS P ER s1nb, New York, 4 on
&c Sgtside wrAspsF- Sold By DruSgiHtl thFoughOui
Principal Office, l3 Cedar Street. New York
! PRICE, ONLY Is GENTS PER B0TTLk.
10 .1iis sais 81 4 sTRoEa ARMsTRoNo. oHUROB.
Ill BRO. and WIZ, FIsKE, Oleveiand.
pOYVEAU u LAFECTEUR'S Rob
| I'D authorized and adopted By the Medical Fscui
" Of France, and supplied 70 the French Navy Thii
Medicine takes the place Of Cod Liver Oil, extracts
Sarsapsrilla, Iodine and Mercury, Il u recommend
cd and used In the hospitals OF France for letters
Absz67la3 CaEcers, Ulcars Scrofula, Scurvy, Elcur
| Albas aout, RheunAtiam, aohes, pains and an al
fectiOhs Of the skin. The Bon is especially useful
the cure OF the Syphlitio Diseases, designated Pr
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and GER
thcstes accompany each bottle. Price 81 Per bottle
/ Sold in Cleveland By Gaylord and Hara mOnd, Drug
gists, No. I'D superior 81. The trado supplied by Al
dressing Dr. Qirnudeau de st. GsrYaa, if ne Richer
| Paris, or ~ Rroad a.. N, y. anRi7:Rl0
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Tts principal merits are IT'S
SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY, EAsE II WoREI8g,
U LEA NLlH EsS,
And its ImpOssibility to Freeze Upi
TT NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK
ETOR The SPOUT, doing away with the com
plicated machinery necessary to accomplish both-
It's simplicity makes it less liable to get Of Orer
than any other Drawer. The Curb Bucket, &C, ars
substantially made Of the best material the whole
being calculated 70 meet the wants Of tie public.
RGtT can Ss raised n less hEss than % Rg
Othr Ug..
It Discharges fron the Bottom Of the Packet
1VAn the Pogs required ia to raise thsES yht oi
water IN the Busket.
Please examine DAYKiH'S WATER DRAWE ER
before purchasing any other. Address
JAMES DAlRlh CO., PEopr,sl
fACTOBT-Se5 Ontario street, Cleveland, uhie
DB-State and County Rights l0r sale. address .
boVe uoF2n.k25
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MaumfaftnrFrs
pAYKIN's WATER pRAWER

AHEAD or ALL OFHERsf
fhs aoss SinPls and sf5eieHf Haehins as1 is ~
foT elesaskg UgteT froTs 1slls Of dlsy dePti.
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.Ourt Of Common fless.
lpstitlap Or pt,orss.

GEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
" Marietta, in tee county Of Washington, and
State OF OHIO is notified that Caroline kshen brenner
did, on the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1851, le her peti
tiOn IN the once Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of CuyahOga,
bTenner with Adultery, With one Elizabeth Kol-
brenner, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said George Eshenbrennert which petition win
be for bearing in six weeks from the date herewith
Dated this 18th dsy Of May, A. D., 1851.
ICABOLINE ESHENBRENNER,
myzgtj5 By Pierre A. Collier, her Atty.
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IOpJ TWELVE YEARS AGI

- santord's Liver In7igOrator and Oathartis
Pills are for ssle by
CHURCHILL BRO, Druggists,
BIO 3. w. cor Pnh. Snnara and Ontarin a
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DILE PILLS-THAr Will OURF
4 ths Piles, car b iound af 9 Puhlis sguEzl
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Rrio Conference in session at Warren, Pm.
SECOND DAY-JULY 18th.
The following reports Of Presiding Elders
from the districts in Northeastern Ohio,
were made
CLEVELAND DsTRIcT.-Moses Hill P. &.
The District was reported faVorsbly and
the p z. passed.
The names Of the ministers in the Dis
trict we're severally called over and their
characters and labors we're represented by
the Presiding Elder TO the Conference,
each one retiring while his case was up.
VI. F. Day, r. Fl. Hurlbut, W. F. Wilson,
D. c. Wright, Thomas Guy, G. Wilson, Z.
B. Lane, h. N. Stearns, A. Norton, ]. B.
Grover, H. Kellogg, D. Prossor, B. Excell
and G. Kingsley passed without objection.
PAIHsFIEbE DIsTRIcT.-J. E. Chaplin, P.
E. He reported q prosperous year and
vas reported very popular BY the minis
ters.
]. Tribby, Fl. NJ Chamberlain, A. M.
Brown, P Sullivan, J. r. YhallOn, D.
Smith, S. Wilkinson, R. W. Craig, Il. D.
Cole, E. c. Lstimer, a. Burgess, A. Fouis,
A. Hall, B. D. PliRpton passed.
BAvEKEA DIsTRIUT.-S. Gregg, P E.
Be reported the district slightly deficient
Hbaneially and in Sabbath Schools. He
was reported very favorably by the preach
ers. &. J. L Baker, J. D. Norton, L Clark,
9. W. Chesbrough, C. 7. Kipgsbury, J. F.
Brown, H. P. Henderson, 7. Radolif, v.
Lake, I. B. Taite, J. &. Hsllock, s. Hub
bard, s Heard, c. ". Reeves, B. G. War
ner, J. B. Hammond, passed. A complaint
had been made against A. B. Hammond
since Conference convened, and his case
was laid over to hear from him.
WARREN (O.) DIsrRIcT.-H. Kinsley, P.
E.-The Bis1Op stated that he had received
By msil complaint against him. Moved
and carried that it be read, and that he be
allowed 70 ezPl1n. lie said strictly he
had no explsnelion to make, but should
plead 10 the charge and call for proof
There being no proof against him, motion
was made that the charge be not enter
tanned, which was passed unanimously.
We gathered from his explanation, that
because he preached against Slavery the
asosssioniSts of mis- neighborhoOd threaten
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GANFORD's LIYER !NNIaCk

SANEOhU'S LILY Eli lef kdCh
~ ATOR never DeblliLatoS. 1t is son 4oun:rI
entirely free FROM GUNB, and has becono an = q
tablished fsct, Standard Medicine, known and -
proved by ali who have psed t. and ia nov resorte.
TO with confidence In all diseases for which e IA
recommended,
It has cured thOaIsDdgl within the last two yaar
who hsd given up Alll9 hopes Of relief as shi
numerous IN solicited = certificates in ny posses
sion show. Il
The dose must DO sdAn-IN tied 70 the tempe 4uasu
Of ths individual taking lit and nssd nsuch 'usv
titles as 20 act ReneraiIyloS lon the bowels.
Let the dictates Of your = Judgment guide Fon
the use OF the LIYEBI- IINVIGORATOR, aud
will ere LIVER COM-lS lPLAIETa, BILIOUS Al
TAoEs, DYSPEPSIA, ,CHoH-l- lIO DIARRH8A, SUNNI
COMPLAINTS, DEsHNTERYlee lDROPsY, BOUB SfOMACH
HABIfUAJ OOsTIYENEss, = lOHoLIe, CHOLERA In
RANTUM, FLATULENCE, = " GDICE, FEMALI
WEAKNEss, and may bel 10 successfully as n
ORDINARY FAMILlteS MEDICINE. 1T VII
cure SICK HEADACHE EEs las thousands can tes
tify,) IN TWENTYE MINUTES, III TWO
OF THREE TIE Az lsPOOESFUL ARE IA
KEN az the commence-,S llnent Of the attack
All VINO use IL are giving their testimony In its a
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drunk AND EOIsT "A scOtchman and
az Irishman, both of whom we're exceed
iugly drunk, kept large number Of the
residents Of the Fifth ward wide awake be-
tween the hours Of ten and one o clock last
night, by shouting and swearing in the
most oonvivial manner. There are said to
be three policemen stationed In that neigh
boFhOOd, not one Of whom Wss to be found
during the three hours mentioned. The
people finally gathered in a ring about
"ssWney," snd threw five or six buckets of
foe water over him, which cooled him OF
somewhat and he retreated down the
street. Where were the Watehmsn2
FATAL AocrDESr.-On yesterday evening,
q man By the name of Patrick Mcdonald,
q bag-Piper, while attempting to step on
the Cuyahoga Furnace draW-bridge, as it
was being opened for g vessel to pass
through, fell, striking on the stone abut-
msnts below, cutting q severe cash in the
top Of his head, and bruising him other
wise severely, from which wounds lie died
ct four o'clock this morning. Mcdonald
was considerably intoxicated at the time,
and to this cause alone can be attributed
the accident.
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EEIE REGMEsT.-SurgeOn Stewart, of
the Erie Regiment, came in on the Pitts
burgh train this morning with twenty-five
Of his men, who are on the sick list among
them Major schlaughdecker, who has been
in i'll health for the past six weeks. We
learn that the balance of the Regiment will
arrive in a special train this afternoon
about two o'clock, The major part of the
men will re enlist for three years.
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Broke DOWE.-The steamer Illinois, due
here this morning from Lake Superior,
broke down and is laying at Detroit for re-
pairs, on account Of which she will not
make Cleveland this trip, The only dam
sge done is the breaking Of one Of her
wheels. The Illinois will be repaired so aS
20 leave Detroit on her regular time on
Tuesday morning, July 28d. All passen-
gers and freight designed for the Illinois
this trip viii be taken up on the Detroit
boat, from this city, on Monday night.
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lDNFY II. MATHERs

! Court o. Common Pleas,
] CuyahOga County.
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language:

language: .......
Cdpi1iR GdRs0g, dn1 Officers and Members of he
ehGrdon Light Guard
An era, new in our nation history, has dawned.
The portentous cloud that has been SO long gath
ering in oar c0untTy's horizon, has burst at last
and the cry Of" WaFt War % Is waited to our
ears on every galei we sit no longer passive
and undisturbed around our hearth stones The
tidings Of turmoil snd bloOdshed the peril of our
beloved country, have awakened our undying
patriotism and though il take our loved ones
IRON the family circle and lay them cold upon
the battle field, yet Americas daughters shall
shed no tear utter no entreaty, that shall for
moment detain E father, brother, husband or
friend from engaging in the glorious contest
No rather than this, let us follow them in their
onward march, to encourage and cheer If NAV
be, TO bind up the bleeding wounds to alleviate
their suherIngs and, II the cold lead shall leave
their life blood eurdling in its veins elose the
eyes fold the arms that have fought SO ooriol,s
fight and lay them to rest In winding sheet az
stripes and staFs.n
The danger to which our, country Is now ex-
posed, calls loudly on her brave sons for help
And has there not been q noble responseY HRve
we not seen that American patriotism is more
than q mere name Thousands are already at
their posts. and thousands more stand, with ar
NOR on, ready to face the 6ercest foe. Ills said
that preparation for war is, sometimes, the best
security Tor peace" We deem It expedient 10
prepare for the worst and, in view Of the pres
ent necessity, would encourage such perfection in
military knowledge as shall prepare the sons of
Freedom most speedily and successfully to sup
press rebellion, and lay low every enemy Of our
Federal Government.
We have witnessed with much interest, to-day
the military parade on these grounds. In friend
ly rivalry you have won the laurel; a. Excel
sior" is written on your ioreheads; and now, in
behalf Of the ladies Of Burton, we present you
with great pleasure, this testimonial Of their ap
probation Of your superior iisciDline and ekiil
as adJudged ~ competent authority. Take this
banneri the emblem Of our nations honor
march boldly 20, and stand faithfully by, the
nag stan that has unfnrled Its stripes and stara5
over our infant heads-over the infant heads of
our fathers for generations past, and raise 4
from its trailing In the dust 70 pinnacle sobigh
that traii0r hands shall ne'er again dare to Dol
iute Is purity. Raise It where its folds shall
doat out on the breeze In full view OF other na
tl0ns, till the heavens EhalI be rolled together
a. scroll. p Nay you ever be loyalto the right,
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my9:b5

Ann Louise Allen, By
her next friend, Col
ius Morse, o. Rodney ; {
"a Mathews, Catherine
n. Oak iey, and Others
"UE 2ATn Dou
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For the prevention snd cure o. all those difHoul-
tes to which the Female systsm Is peculiarly table,
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Reported for the Daily Intelligencer


WAsiiIsdToS. March 11''-JaIgs t.an n
bell, II the Supreme Co,tri, has not r..
signed "a reported! - ssf.oT
No uUnlinatiOns were made by The Pres
tdent to the Senate; neither Was an exec,,.
tive session passed
Assistant Surgeon Cunningham, Of Va
Lieut.. SiuIms Smith, Of s. e., and Nil.
sitipntan Hall, Of Gu, have resigned from
the Navy
Senator Crittenden was serenadri this
evening by the vitixens of Washington.
An Immense crowd of people assembled,
and most enthusiastically responded to his
ntterance of ierVent Union sentiment
He expressed his confidence in the intelli-
gence OF the people, who now alUnr. can
settle the distraeting question. Tue truu-
hles We're tomcntcd an.i kept alive by pet
y crUss-rOId politicians for petty puri,,,s,..
Preserve the Union, and the Onion will
preserve Us. Tue Roman Veteran was
permitted 10 retire At the end of thi.iv
years, hut he had been in the public SER
Wee for forty years. He exhottel his
friends TO uphold the Uuion and the Con.
stitutton, which have conferred iunn.,.rr,-
BILE blessings upon US all.
General Scott. Senator johnson and
others were afterwards serenaded, and or.
atorically responded TO The compliment
President Lincoln said 10 u Southern
gentleman who called on him Tonight to
know how his inaugural was TO be under
stood, that it meant peace. -
WAsHINGTOS, March s.-The President
has uccePted the designations of Aiir;ant
General Cooper and Assistant Adiutont
9enerAl Witbers. Cooper is.n conpectio5
oil senator Mason, and his resignation is
a .t. more TO fnmily than political
influences. mithers is Teunesseean.
The report is prevalent that Quurturmas-
Ter Heneral Johnston. of Va, is about TO
resign; but he said, this morning. that tbe
occasion for such a course has not.vet ar.
rived.
The resignation of Col. Cooper bus oc-
casiOncd generhlregret He was appoint
ed from and is naive Of New York.
The Southerners are making overtures
to some of the best officers in the service.
II is known that certain officers in The ar-
my located here, have been rendered lucra.
tive appointments under the Confederate
States.
Chas Jones, late Of the Registers Office
OF the Treasury, has left tor Montgomery
to take a place under that Government.
The large crowd nj the State De,,art-
ment, this morning, was much disappU;nt-
ed in consequence of the abseuce OF Sec
rotary Seward, who was detained at home
by physical iudisposition
The Supreme Court has adjourned over
till Thursday next when various decisions
will he delivered.
The Senate in executive session con-
trmed the nomination of N. D. Judd, rs
Minister at Berlin; Herman Kreisinger, of
Illinois, Secretary of tue Legation, and
Jnn. a. KissRn, Of Iowa, First Assistant
Postmaster General. No nominations were
sent in to-day.
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MAsn1xnrnx ,Iar,.h Q

WAsHlNGToS, March 8, 1861.
SESATE.-Mr. DixUn's resolution To nrint
the usual number of copies of the Prcsi-
dents inaugural, was adopted.
Mr.. Bright, of Ind,,, presented list
OF the Standing Committees, which had
IrefloustF-eeea agreed on by, all parties,
On his motion the list was unanimously
adopted
Committee on Foreign Relations-Snm.
nerI GhalrmHu; CoilnHier, DooIittie, liar.
ris, Douglas, Polk and Breckenridge.
Finauce-Fessenden, Simmons, Wade.
Howe, Hunter, Peurce and Blight.
Commerce-Chandler, Chairman: King.
Morrill,, Wilson, CIiugman, Salisbury and
johnson.
Military Affairs and Militfa-wflsop
King, Baker, Lane, Rice, Latham, Breck.
iuridgr.
Naval Afrairs-HAle, Grimes, Foote.
Cnwan, Johnson. Nicholson, Kennedy.
Judicinry-Trumbull, Foster, Ten Eyck,
Cowan. Bnynrd, Powell, Cliugman.
Post Offices and post~ roads-COllam
Latham.
Indian AGairs-Doolittle, Baker, Cowan.
Ten Eyek, Sebastian, Rice and NesDith.
observation-disclosures, LANE, Simmons. Pow
ell, Saulsbery aud Nichols.
Revolutionary Claims-King. Chandler.
Wilkinson, Sich0isou aud Eesmith.
Clnims-Clark, Simmons, Howe, Cowau.
Bragg aud Polk so lJH
District Of Columbia Grimes; Anthony,
ALorreil, Wsde, Kennedy Cliugpan and,
circumstances, DOoTtue, Thompson,
and Sebastian
Public Buildings and Grounds-FoO.,
Dixon, Chandler, Bright and Kennedy.
| Observation-Disclosures, Wilkinson, CowHn,
Hale, Douglas, Sebastian and Brngg.
Audit and control the contingent ex-
penses of tile Senate-Dixon, CLARK and
johnson,
On Printing Anthony, Hart and NichOl.
On LibraFy-Pearse, collamer and Fes-
on motion Of Mr.. Anthony, commit
tee, of three was appointed to consider
what additional Arrangements and fsgulAE
tons are necessary to preserve order In the
galleries of Senate.
| When the doors were opened, on motion
lot MIR. Hale, of n. IL, IS 600 extra copies
lot the act commendatory of the patent
Office laws were ordered to be printed, II
being ms be said, very imp0rtaut law
and frequent application being made for
them,
There being no public business to trans
act several Intellectual motions were made
10 ad10nEn. But tlIsse were rejected, the
majority being willing to wait sometime
for executive concentrations.
None coming, the Senate adjourned till
Monday. -
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have tiech sent to TEiest9ao arm a once
all the sailing vessels in the Navy
ttEWlslY ey gan, bOats ere TO be sent IL. the
GuIt OF 9aatreo' to watch the coast. 1i+tl
ilere bad been a general suspension Mt
"iiatz, ia lrY4seqa enee of which The inrrE
cn.ntf and bankers had been treated with
vlolSnce by the indignant aud suffering
P0pHiure. .
LiyEnPJoL.-Corn opened With little iu-
G,p'lyi prices weak. The circulars of the
Ut 1dstutis market give same qaotatiors
as thosc BY the Bremen.
lsoSpoS,---ConsoIs sls@sl3. Money
unc!In nRed.
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RS Fire LAST Nlear.-At about ten
o'clock last night N'are broke out in the
hat store OF Mr. Lindemuht situated in
in Bassct's Row, Main street, Centre Vince
ling. The Ere companies responded
promptly to the alarm, but before any as
distance could be rendered the store was
completely Quilted, alnost every hat in
tue house being destroyed or damaged -
The wind was blowing violently but the
prompt exertiUns of the tircmen prevented
the spread of the flames. The origin of
the Gre is unknown, she store having been
closed for the night. We did not learn
III. extent of the loss. The building sus-
! 1invGl litsse ortao.damage- .---..-.-
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BGrbosr CHlLp.-A little bare-headed
boy got belatcd and couldn't find his home.
The wind rushed him along up Quincy
street Il little faster than he desired to go,
aud the slamming aud banging ofsh0ttcrs
SO frightened him that he sought relief
from his hewildered and alarmed coudi-
ton in series of fearful cries. We
should not have believed that one small,
defencelrss boy could have howled so
loud. A number of persons went to the
little chaps relief, and one IF the number
luckily recognized him and toddled him
off in search of his hat, which the wind
had Whiskcd away aud concealed.
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ny Az IRON bIAS SANED.-Oh Ihuts-
day la.t the working men of the Virginia
Mills presented their manager, Mr. Taylor,
with fne gold-hcaded cane. Mr.. Smith,
one of the tlOuors, made the presentation,
and in doing SO, said:
Ma TkYLoR:-I have been depnted by
the working men Of the Virginia Mills, 10
present YOU with a fae, gold headed cane,
out of respect TO you as a gentleman ND
IL nanager, and II token of our sympathy
for the long affection imposed upon you
by the rhvmatism. In doing SO, l wish
only to express the hope thai you will soon
be able To dispense with y0ur crutches and
use this as substitute.
The following Is Mr.. Tnylor's response.
FaiEXDs AND FELLow- " oRkNEx:-Iu re-
ceiving this staff from your hands allow
me to say: it is with feelings of emotion
that express my grateful acknowledge
lneuls aud thanks, not only for this, hut
to- your former kindness, hospitality and
sympathy manifested during NY Protracted
illness last winter.
Gentlemen, yoil, As band Of good
SanRFitans, meg only shortened the long
nights Of last winter by your cheerful
cOuntenauees, but also administered to my
wants VIII. NDAT RCiAAGlNl uhu0ss
May the Almighty bless you, and may L
never prove recreaut for those kind favOrs.
In accepting this staff from you fellow
workmen, will say it will he held in
higher esteem than if coming from the
hands of the Prince of Wales or japanese
Tommy, aud 1t shall be my companion by
day and my protector by night. And as
protector, think it good one. For it is
u breeCh loaded revolver; yes, gentlemen,
it is an Armstrong gun; and as Paddy said
of his sheilalAh, ait never misses fire.
FelIow.workmen, allow me once more
to thank you for your generosity and kind
ness, and if time or circumstances should
separate us, this cane which hold as !.
momepto of your generosity, will cause
my mind to reverberate and looS back
upon my kind friends ia Banwood.
Now, gentlemen, rs the topic aud con-
vershtiUn of the day is oil and my subject,
if prolonged, may become dry Que,
will close by saying, may Col bless one
and all of you. aud uuoint you with the oil
Of his Kindness.
The cane was manufactured by VIM.
shnaer, Jeweler, No. %, Monroe street
and is costly and massive one.
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R@SESr UF.-A fellow named Jack
G0Rinshow, TO whom the prophecies ofthts
life aud the laws. of the country. are as
nothing, introduced his head into ahousc
IN the First Ward ina rather OsJeasive
manner. BE frightened the occupants of
OF the house terribly By his. vulg4Fity, and
officer So. Meyers being advised arrested
tue fellow aud Alderman Buchanan sedt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

RNWE yesterday SAW beautifully
bound bible and hymn book, al ]. G.. Orr
3 Co.'s, which are 10 be presented by the
young ladies Of bis congregation, to Rev
James L. CLARK, OF the Cdapitns stzsst,lt.
s. Church. This Bible is the aness We =
stsS Saw and cost about $56.r Both the
DOCKS have upon them n silVer: plate bear
'nS Tue name ol tse Reverend gentleman.