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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES!

.sn .err CURED ny RowAsp's Tonic MIXTURE.
HE Usirersifv Of Free Medicine aud Popular
Haonie74c; elarse ed BY the >iata - ~
MIA a, last SESSION, (vz: 29th r j So mahl! ior
the purpose pi the evils rt.snl'ls irom ii
lie Of sparoas and dangerous hosra!ns also iof lle
pQrpos supplying the pubic Win reaole rel9,ile
- - nh.., tns pa, eli cannot obtain or viii %.
employ the bet medical ADVISERS hANtAs luit
thW Invaluable remedy RowaIds ONE ~ s.ure' %,
onut of its lust Gel DIRTY and known efficacy N the
treatment Of Fever and Ague- and lis khared afec-
tious.--h.s hesitation il re.9nlin iadg y N las
highest terms TO the patronage OF Tue ane'eu'
poyrI comnIaint cured By RowANp'S BL tCK
DEER ROOT. lbs above Il stitution eAiends ~
sanction. in like manner TO the retle"s iSt q
IompIaint" 40 well known as koWaAd's SoinPuaLN
S,run OF Blat kbcrry Root and eafHeSli. Fese49hu IL
to the confidence Of patients aieti N4th these SON
P'' Hon. Hcnry Is. >trong.
Hon. J. X. Fi4ngen,
or,n, T-,st..s J John Is z Roaald. II y.
~ y. X. Ashton, ESQ.
llicc;or Orr, ESD,
~-7-Au CONCENTRATIONS to be addresss,.'--TJoha y.
Rowand, NJ. D.. Head OF the FhaEul'ceat'"i ePaH'
N mt, ana President Of the University
Home ispansary and ONCE, ~. 1. so"'n seeoiu
tr,ei. rdll4deiphta.
Branch Dispensary a. the Sore o.
s.lt-a-ly lHAs. LESLIE, davenport IOWA
improvement O: Rock Islard Rapids o. tie
Mississippi
~ TiCE TO CONTRACTORS seal "a Irorosals
y WI ., received by the undersigned ntuI ha ''l
dsy af S5yemos. ieX FOX removing the oh,tf '4As
to the navigation of taa3a Rapids, u sh' ioio".ie
points, VIZ: -, -. c.
Rogs Isgud. DacS Crack, CamIba Island, Syea-
more, and JpPe' Chains
ih,sbsitut OTIS tolsi., OF reef. e Roe Ks under the
surface vii ch must be lis, Iced BY bis sting, o. otaer
means, ana Ii part 81! fempvfa aA,' ~ .l
puoss dseI w.ts % as 10 i;rf.tt GGint4FruIteI
thapel III the direct o. OF tha EeAe' GARRETT oi tha
River OF 2tu feet ia wa,l. and ! fJ4t ~ de pm.
Bnot, have bean placed IL tae seVt al places aeoFS
mentioned which MARI ott tin sNteLt OF TIE WORK re-
tirea 10 b.. done. and Chats of the odhdEGs tah ~
SIX msed IL the office 81 te uldsTsigneaat &feiE1t
where Information III detail c.n " fcte.vsa ~ ioss
who wish 10 make proposals. 49,,
Proposals Will be wed for each nfthe dhicIt p.s-
SEES separately, and mast st.tt The time require" io'
completing tue work III each pass.
The Contractor is also invited to propose 70 CO lh'
" ork at either by the cubic yard, or lo1,
Monthly payments Will be made, VITA :. reserve
of ~ pcr eeut, until the WORK IS comii 'ie3.
forfurher partlsg enquire OF tho undersigned
j SHuA BARGEy,
o,,s.h 1s,2-wtrwlm u. = Agent
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
Who wants a G All 6 FARM

Who wants G.aziGg Farm!
"a nerrs baaptfltulinl ovau had H. square lot
DtUu 5, oft tuuliy veil ,a'td fora gr~2I G,rm al
low prtce Of $3,UV per acre. La!s ua&r le TInn
road. Apply 10 /. 1. LABS.
oct, ~, %, tEwtf.
>nn acres slleudidly situated 10 miles om The city
~ u well wNiered and wult adapted to &rEilg. For
terms which are liberal apply 10 /, {. LADS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
A New Enterprise in the Far West!

one he CHEAPEST and m oss Ea er5aining
WoIls, noAw ii course Put .ieG.iol il
Periodical Form!
NO FlCTITiOU NARRATIE Fall Of Erara-
yi. =, EVERY FAMILY Ought 10 hive coy OF this In
Y,LasAEpIA of lsEEuL hNoMLEaGr, ,aAt.i..Ls
Rs. - fNG - + a.a..."
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Never think worse of another on account
of his differing from, you in political or reig-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
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1t AaE-'o:, rs, oil Friday LIST, SARAH, wife q
I.dat Jas i, -stos, formerly of,4s lt4cs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

1T always gives - i,issStre 10 aotlc Soy ~ Il
that gDEtarsa II bat.sn oH the .t,usA ~. ald
vida confidence ~ heart y ooul4t1hd Ayes Gas
Pastoral 10 our readers as possessing e.trao due.
Ei.es fyf the cur: of Diseases sHpdeEt til THO
Ani Lang2 This Hgy account Tor oJsr tfruaIt r@.
f,seure tu Eats l. 81 in'H it=i lily justified !.
making NnesDtg tho pGblc.--.E. i. Iri5aac.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

The Wj4coatin l,4.s plr, enc, have resoy ID
to request the LtNi GcIer Conference. u SPECIFY q.
-. ~ day Hhcl. slay biSfs III, .raods, L pi>
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
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ST We ST Rel

> 81 T. - u II T.
he subscriber wouli repeatedly inform the citizens
or Scott ard s1rroutdi : ties, that lie has lat:y
G-r.reif The East WItu exialsve tsAe. Of
t1V aid y tiles IS OF tie iet.s nd most ap
PROV ID It; carefully selected ON tls FouLdry Of
l. ii ID lIs9s! reasonable te5ns.
The UiLefa.gIe ed eserti z TIT pe-tn9EaLt success
Ia TIE luaufat All bls.Hcss can oils be secured Ey
making the Very best stte - ;ld always furnishing
HTeG - sell TO stove t:@ II not stud tile test Of tEe
aId heat. .ma & his assortment Of Stoves hand
HAY bt found the following, VIZ!
tnallezg5 A:r.Tiga. o. i353, Lady Of the
Like, easea o: sns WIS.,. Bro.her joy.
alh4n, Atlantic for coal, lined
with Era Briei, Pasi:-
ic kif-Tigat:
This stove viii me Il the wants OF the farmer Pre-
miu!ns Of superior quality. viz Eagle, Empire and
Eastern Pari9r stoves The My Queen. Union Pator,
Fairy Queen. Races Patent Self Regulator, fancy
tcle l9t PailoEuse
ALSO
I. Smiths Mirror and hunaaler Par,ag stove, On
italy ncT 10 this market
h.ye also for sa and manufacture order every
1T 'c ted with reg isr opper, Tin and hest
lon ware in"EGiaetogy.
Tin Rppf1g. RiE5cd. Him and standing groove, o.!
Tin Of Copper al q wlr.aLted tight.
All those IN want oftIe above articles will do we'll b.
giving l- oa as think can show them the ndvan-
tgc! OF making good bargaiA. County merchants
supplied wil lii Rfersty description Il low prices.
Ias ssb7trher has had eaa yeaTs experience in the
ahov busiIe, IL New fosa State and will ati ed per-
S0ualiy to I'll. ord afs entrusted TO El, with pTonpte5s
ard dispa:eh.
Ola Stoves. Copper Brass Rags &c, taken IN eS-
th,IEe for goods.
10 not ospet. the location !s on Second street. two
da0rs from tbs tnrher Of Byady, opposite Wilton
H43l g'# Grocery store. MIS- Ii. u VI 1sI.
r I-vESFoGT, SCI t.sa sc t.
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Or " S MINER,
Trtme1pathic Physician;


VERY lare. assormaItnf
= FANCY G OBS,
Of every description 10" ol"lhg HEd being received
Il SMITHS FANCY sT0hE.
0,t. IS 2Np {, BtADY ST, DAVENPORT.
millinery Goods.
Now opening The most Sp'enRi9 assortment of NIL
y line " Goa.!s we h.ye ..ysf received suthas
CTR Oh Brocade, Pads, Gro de Berlin,
Feather Edge Satin Embroidered, Glass'd
Gossamer STYLE, "Crystal Palace fancies,"
Mantua and other BONNET RIBBONS.
also:
FsNNss'E' VA s's'sSEsg.G:
Such rs Fancy Col'rd Velvets, Dotted Silks,
Water'd, Tutted, Color'd Satins, in every
color, Glassa Silks and almost every des-
crption Of Material for Bonnets.
Also
French and American Artificial F.olrers,
Fathers, Fiuted Linirgs, Tinsel, Tabs, Fan
cy Grapes. Oil Silk, Crowns, Trimmings,
Buckram. Willow, Wire, &c, &c, in fact
a complete assortment viii be found
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
Another Bargain!
Paper and Stationery.
Papar at Wholesale.

nEALEaS are respect lyrsqaested 70 call and ex-
anime the stock Of the subscribers who are pr:nar
sd 10 furnish paper Of aiy description al the lowest
II TO dealers printers Most Of our stock vas pur-
chased before the recent advance and will be sold al
corresponding prices.
The highest inarle, price paid 70 deslsrs for clean
mix II rags. W IL HOLMES y co.
Dayehqoft, Oct sd, 1853.
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FIFTEEN CENTS EACH PART.
"Read and yoa will learn"

10 mo-. tOrt,) II, 1853.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By the National Line.
LEGRApnEp EpAILYINTkLLIGENcE
COURT on BISHOPS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-ihe Court of Bishops
met this morning at I04 O'Clock at Camden. A
large number of Laymen and Clergy were present,
besides the Bishops noticed yesterday, Smith, OF
Ky; Hopkins, of VT; Delaney, of N. York; ami
Greene, of Miss. Rev. Smith opened the session
with prayer. Those not members were requested
10 retire, after which the doors were closed. Bish-
OPP Doane made an eloquent appeal to the House to
omen the doors TO the public. He said he desired
all the world to know with what he was charged;
he de; ired no SeCrcSy cOncealment, and conclM-
ded by offering resolution that the doors be OPEN
ed, and then retired outside to await the decision
pending before the Court. The Bishops made no
objection, but long debate followed. Bishop
met at tn, door number of friends, eager 10 get
in, with whom lie pleasantly demonstrated: Gen
t!emen, have done all could TO let you in; it is
not my fault if you are not gratified.'
The Court of Bishops adjourned until to-mor-
row. 1t did not comply with Doane's request 10
make the proceedings public. Bishop Whetting-
ham renewed the moiion of yesterday, that the
committee OF the Diocese be heard, inasmuch as
charges had been disposed of by the convention of
the diocese. This motion gave rise TO a warm de-
bate, pending which it adjourned until Saturday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

TnE ALLEGED SPANISH PEorEcToEARE.-The
National Inelligencer contradicta the runner of an
alleged protecto'ate guaranteed by Spain to Next
CO, and says: owe have received from abroad,
from source in the correctness OF whose infor-
nation we have entire confidence, that nothing is
further from the mind of the Spanish Government
than TO meddlein the affairs of the Spanish Amer
lean States; and that, however great its sympathy
and regord for those regions may be, the Spanish
Government is as firmly resolved 10 attempt no
acquisition OF territory in America as it is to pre-
serve that hich it already holds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
From Baltimore.
connrsroxpExcE OF THE WHEELING rnrEnrroEScEn.
pALrtnonE, Sep, l, 1886 Pm.

baltimore, Sep. 1, 1886 P. NJ.
The Baltimore papers will give you full par
1iculars of the proceedings the Wig Stote Con-
1 yention held here to-day. II has nominated Rich
: ard /. Bowie OF MontgomeryIcounty, as candidate
for Governor. Mr.. Bowie was a member OF the
last Congress, and always deported himself well.
He is gentleman of dec 'ded ability superior
lawyer, and in all respects fully qualified for the
high position. Few men can surpaSs him on the
stump. The very hest blood Of Maryland flows Ill
his veins.
ImuSt confess have been disappointed in not
hearing Of the nomination Of our wtll-kho"n ana
highly distinguished citizen, Thos. Swami, Esq.
His chances of success would unqueStihnably
have been better. In the nominee, however, we
have a sterling Wing aud an accomplished gem
tIrman.
The Convention is still in session nominating
other state officers, of no general interest.
It's matter Of qualification TO hear such good
and natering accounts of your principal Hotel the
| M'Lure House. have met great many persons
| (lom all parts ofthe country, and heard strangers
converSing whilst travelling i'll the cars and other
wise, about the good qualities and attractive char.
acterstics Of that establishment They have re-
marked that in no place, not even at the cracked
hotels of New York and Philadelphia, have they
metwiLh superior entertainment, o: more aIablc
and courteous treatment. 1t PleaSeS Inc to hear
such accounts Of the proprietor, Mr.. Carroll, and
his house. for l know him well and OF old. He
may remember the time, many years ago, when l
told him, in n conversation at Barnum's, that he
was destined at no distant day 10 become proprl-
etor and Il popular hOtel-keeper. He graduated
in most excellent school, and i'll all respects
merits full success. When l go TO Wheeling,
friend Carroll, hope to take julep, for saying
these naughty things about you.
Ourcity at present is much absorbed upon the
subject of introducing fresh water, and all album
dance it. The project is before the Councils
to supply the city with this temperance beverage,
such as old Adam recommended and Noah eS-
chewcd, by the corporate authorities The pres
ent individual water company has grown indie
penGently rich and somewhat unaccommodating.
Business continues 10 increase in activity daily.
Sales to-day in all of some 1000 bbls Howard ST.,
and city mills flour al $50. Grain is advancing
Sales 10000 bushels wheat at 1l0al5 for red TO 116
al2O to 122 ior white. Sales $4,000 bushels corn at
62a63 for white to G9I7O for yellow. Maryland
aud Virginia oats 80 10 SO. Rye &c to 69. Sales
400 bbIS mess pork at 1880. Sales lard in bbls
at IIn1I4, in kegs I2al24. About 10000 bags Rio
coffee at 94alO. Cotton dull, slightly depressed.
Whisky 25a254 TO %. Sales 1900 hhds tobaccs at
full PRICES.
Ohio Railroad stock G14a614-steady. J. w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

I-J-The New Orleans Delta, of the oath instant,
announces the death from yellow fever, OF Fred
erck Gibson, one Of its reporters, making the I'd
death in that Office, besides having one half OF its
composites sick. Mr. ellison had previously lost
a sister and her child by fever.
The admissions OF new cases to the Charity
Hospital show very percepubIe decline of the
epidemic. Total deaths in the city since the 2Sth
OF May, 1911; of yellow fever, SSH.
Bishop Polk has issued form Of prayers TO be
used in I'll of the Episcopal churches during the
prevalence of the epidemic.
The Picayune announces the death of the wife
OF Geo. w. Hynson; also of Henry Burlington, OF
Wheeling, NJ. NJ. Fitzpatrick, sou of Ex-Governor
Fitzpatrick, OF Ala.
At Mobile, on the oath. there four fever
deaths.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

MopEL CoxDucTon.-There was man of nerve
on the Ogdensburg Railroad, who few days since
halted witt. his train three hours, waiting for the
Opposie train TO pass, and in answer to the impor-
tunities of impatient passengers, told them, "he
should not advance an inch till he heard from the
Eastern train, though he waited week."
We know of another conductor on an Ohio road'
who was told by the President of the road 10 go on,
although he knew a train was due which was en-
titled 10 the road. That coductor stepped from the
cars and told the President if he wished tue train
10 go on, he-the Presdent-must run it HIMSELF
So op the Hudson River Railroad, the other Day G
passenger train was six hours behind time, lath-
er Than Iun any risk-even at slow pace-oi
meeting train of cars, even when there was no
turn out.--Erehange paper.
And we read the other day of conductor who
on being asked how long he nrended to wait for
the down train TO pass, said he ''would wait until
the axles rusted out Of The wheels" He was a
Soldier-he was.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

HYoE1A HorEL.-The sale of this favorite and
fashionable summer retreat, we understand, did
not take place on the oath. 1t seems that the
ultimatum the bidders was the whole no none,
and as the front part of the Hotel, contalng the
ball room, is owned separately, the sale could not
be effected at that time. We learn that arrange
ments are making between the different owners
Which will result in the offer of the whole estab
lishnent some time in October next.-NOrtok
Herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
LFor the Intelligencer.J
l Memory of Margaret Exley.

IIeHOIy Oh Il-15y'
She has gone! The loved and loving Margaret
is no more! Never again shall we hear the glad
tones OF her voice, for ii is hushed in death. The
eye which Oeamed with gladness is closed in the
tomb. Her fair form lies hIshed in the cold en-
brace of Death, and Mt. Wood has another added
to its numbers. Death spares neither youth ncr
beauty else she we mourn would still be here; but
we would not call her back; no, sleep on, sweet
girl, we would not break thy rest for thou art hap
pier in thy starry home than thou couldst be here.
Friends may weep for One cut down in the spring
of life, but their loss is thy gain, and they may
truly say, 'the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken
away: Blessed LIE the name Of the Lordp'
EVALYN.
WHEELING, 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
DARING ROBBERY.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. "A messenger Of the
Newport Bank was robbed this afternoon on board
the Steamboat Perry, OF package containing over
forty tho sand dollars. While his back was turn
ed the thief adroitly changed his package substl-
turing bundle of newspapers OF the same size
n nd appearance. The messenger never discover
ed his loss until after his arrival at the Bank IT
this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
Erom Ml Fatr,nont u. ) Rep,l1liean.

FROM he FdlT7NoTI Z "a IlePI0E1 IuI
AN INVALUABLE MEDIcIHE.-lt is but seldom we find
Of disease one we can consent commend whose viz
tues we able discover and have always Gdu9usy
ay dcd gi living anything that might lead any
one TO suppose that pac any faith III their preien
siOm> But with reference to remedy manu- aGtureI IN
this place. which has become familiar 10 the public
as household words, speak from knowledge OF ITS IN
rnsic exceencies. its adaptation TO many OF tie Ills OF
sneak OF the Nonpare Nerve and Bone Lnnent prepar
ed by H. H. Carr Co., prescription furnished by
r Watson Carr late OF MOrganton, and now of Wheel
ing one OF the most eminent Physicians in Virginia This
v witch will relieve external PAIN will If properly COM
noundcd he equally effiCacious in emoyirg internal aec
lions DTuCnIe that been successfully develoreu-
II is simply the offspring OF Science being mild and sim.
Pile in action, end yet revealing IL It's effects p9we
more incrcdiblc reaC the most hidden sllewS OF man
and bcast-and yet being innoxOus 10 inc weakest In
II is ns by lar cheapest Lnment in the MARKET being
mt nm in iotes twice as large the majority, ard one
fourth larger than largest besides being more than four
times as strong We commend it TO those III want OF
safe and certain remedy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

.rrEgs eoneer ming sunscIiPtion. advertlsinE or Q
Religious Notice.

worrmxGToy rthe North street Meth
10 ;" ch,,r,n will preach in the Market House
.l.& ~ .,,y sunday at . o'clock. p. NJ
1'' ,r,. By one OF the undersigned, may be ex'
9''. ,,v, II, ned hour and place. Oneach alternate
s.'sli. IN, continuance Of favorable weather.
sssA ,v,srrxaTOx. pastor North ST, NJ + Church
.,rrrlLE pastor ith street do do
o, 't n.,rFssax, p stor ChapltDe street do do
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

'''8%ALS TEAGEDr-AcoUITTAL OF THE Con-
.''A'--Ihe trial of Charles H. COmstOck, con-
~. ..'y' ol The train on the New Haven Railroad,
.',A was Wecipia,cd into the river at Norwalk,
'-.'41'e' on Monday, by verdict of acquittnl.
'si"e'e thee counts in the Indictment against
r~'"eF' each charging him with manslaugh-
! he Jury were ont from Friday evening un-
R,1n On Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

N'EAL Ono RAILROAD SrocE.-Five hun
SHARES of the stock of this Railroad were sold
''a' OF the Court House oil wednesday the Sd
" L. w. Spaulding, Auctioueer. 1t was
/" up readily at 81 and 95 cents on the dollar,
, 'Is~ shares selling for the lowestprice named.
%nGsille COur.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

From tOOthless babes OF ngmeless weeks,
Toprattling jOlers in the streets;
From girls aud boys that read at school,
To Office clerks upon ther stools;
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen,
othc Caude explosions OF all honeymoon dreaMsi
From mid. way years OF man md htsiwfe,
To advancing days aud .ecltning life;
From tile specialized lew, who with establishment gaze
AT the wundrOus things OF these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation.
Have YOU USED LYONS KATHAIROE?
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots OF hair long dead
And covers up the once bald heads
While the truant locks, 30 harsh and STILL
That used to the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twill
III such rich, luXurant curls,
The sight OF TOUCH you know not which,
Sets men SHINING, and their heals bewltchd.
The Dandruil-veXed stuf-ihat once did fall
Ger broad cloth coats, and collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
by using KatlairOn on the hair.
But no than half or all yet said,
Are facts about the Nitrous Had,
That sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctors pills are taken in vain.
Now the KathairOn, sucI pains I'll warrant to cure.
In ten minutes. No gOSstpprG, I'm suTei
Ard for Pimpes, Salt RheunI, Eryslpelas and Ictler,
And all such diseases. nothing is better
YON'S KATHAlRON justly celebrated for PTcserv.
ing Restoring AMI Identifying the Hair, is sold by
every Druggist Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 20 cents
Sold to the trade Liberal discount-Int COM
U,isslcned Address lctterst to
u. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
1Gt Broadway, New York.
uc5-For sale by Kes & CALDWELL Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.'S T. II. Logan
& Co and Wheat & Chaplin. ma1s-6m.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

,.,..p,ypR Crr,>GE.-J. FGonagle' some years
Connected with the Cadiz Sentinel, has pur-
Chased tie Guernsey JeiIe:son'an' and has entered
, rfs duties as SOLE editor and proprietor of thai
o, We t sorry 10 lose our young friend
~ :, ,pr,r from the editorial fraternity but
,...,. ,.,ke not the enterprise of our friend
D. ,,e will soon see his name at the masthead
,,,,,,e, sAeet. Success 10 him, wherever hi
M; gg4I.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

SEPTEMBER 2-The river has fallen inches.
Flour active 4,25a35. Whisky 204. Provisions
steady; 60 hhds bacin sides sold at 81 packe ant
1875 do at Cd; 500 bills mess pork at Sl4. Groce-
rirs firm. Star candles ADVANCED to 24c. Freght'
advanced 80 cents to Pittsburgh and IS cents tt
ST. Louis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

VlRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks office OF the
circuit court Ohio county IN the month OF August 1888:
The Northwestern Bank OF Virginia.
use of Levi AndersOn-C Complainant
against ]
Justus G Fordyce, Merchants a Me yin Chancerv
clanics' Bank of Wheeling, Lew
Andersen. James Evans, Joseph
II Kirby, Reuben Brown, and James
w AIyers--detendants.
The object this suit is, among other things, to obtain
decree snpectng certain unda in the hands Of one Q! the
DEFENDANTS to the payment of compliments demand a.
eninst the defendant, Justus G FordyCe.
And eIendanta Levi AndeES RS; James w., Evans
In their appearance and appearing by salts
proof that they rot inhabitans OF the common
If motion OF ike plaintiff by his at
tornev il is ordered they do appear here within
month after due publication OF this order, and what
he NECESSARY protect their interests in this suit
and that copy this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city OF Wheeling for
successive weeks and posted the front door of the
Court House OF Ohio comfy the first day ofthe next
county court. Copy-Tesie:
eo Ery "a PAUL \ ALoNzo LoRING, Cl'k
ARrIEs furnished in the style and at short no
T. 4ire nv ije29 NJ. PARkkk. T