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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24
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.. sn,m was heard, nor Btu TayIor's fife.
~ Is onr course out the tuTnrike We hurried;
u discharged not shot, but war TO the bnife
Ip[k,J in our bay'nets-in calf skin buried.
II. poetor bequenth'd lock OF his lair
Ia his love-sh1uld no fall a Fencible 6leedeTy
,rg an Editor engaged friend TO prepare,
70! tic neat mornings paper, aIeader.
,t,vver thought it was time to be brief
Is4 bagg'd the last 6Tief OF his clients;
U b- aptlin dTOppd files gainst plaintiff ard thei
For the files OF his soldier de feEdGHts.
&. half OF our heavy task was done,
WIN ON the Pike we discover,
.EEo slys tie 'ITish and Sergeant have gone,
lld the war, for tonight, is all over.'' v-'s s
Ts well some said 'that no blood has been she'd p
10: so they who painted for martial giOTyj
Diti's on to vic ory,' the OrpOral said,
"Or fall on field all grassy and sory!"
y,saeh tales could make US take to our heels,
lie tame Quakers from battle retiring,
Te thought that the foe might be then on the hills
rEder Captain Whisky suenly filing!
s. OIL went the Colonel! and on went the 'buss.
OR seats with our bayonets burningi
70 might have sworn We were bound for muss
EsOre we could think OF returning.
o. second Lieutenant,s beautiful sword,
S'0nt enough to settle all wTanslng,
gT lie oldest misHap W as lost on tho road,
Tie sheath round his brave little legs left daugingl
We e,me to a halt in a Iundy like lane,
WLsIe a regiment OF swine were a-rOotin', .'
We aded-we ainlej-had each swine been man
wsa hit him as certain Us shootini
We nlreacd by hog pen infested with fleas,
Il knew by the charge on our brooches,
We wdded in-wIier up 10 our knees,
Nor shuddeT'd at taking Br0HehiftS -aia
Attic enenly's camp, by the moons pale light,
We drew up Ou- men in battle array
wen old woman, who looked ike a fight
seated 'sfE BLAcKouARDs YE'D BErTHER 90 wAY''
Vss.arch'd In the shanty-search'd logy and high,
70. the foe that we came there 10 TOuti
o. constable said he'd the scanPs in his eye,
But OF his eyes, like the foe, had stePP'd out!
4, er-il., two prisoners we found in shed,
And one beside two kegs OF gHnPoetheT.
9Th pipes in their mouths they nlenaclngly said y
UcH,Y sPALPEENs, HAVE VIZ CONE nEIIE TO nITther'
you.eless bed quilt enclosed their breast,
nor in sheet IoT in cot DIS we bound them;
Eu tLeF lay like three Clusters taking their rest,
With the FeHcibes standing around them.
Few anil short were the prayers We said,
FL We bitterly thought CT the MORROW 49, 3
II. town tax OF our spUils-a piclaXe and spade
Three Irish, jug and wheel.LarrOw.
L.-htly they'll speak Of the SPfrits now gone,
And our poor Irish uPbTaId them.
B.; little Mey'H reek IL thy let them drink on
In the buss, where the Fenelbles laid them.
lie taptan said ''8ARcHI' and maTch'd TO the Pike
Where we ali in oHhnib US thnblcdi
We looked ike a Gun Factory out on a stTfke-
OF prisoners kick'd, muttet'd and grumbled.
Qacky and bravely we bore then, TO town,
sud ave them to 'SqUiTes learned and hoaryI Stt
We carved not a foe, we thew not stone,
Ba. left hem alone with their glory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24
FALL AND WINTER FAsHIo
Hats and Cans.

~ |-1 FdaGS and OdpS,
Nos. 1d6 and 14S, main ~: Wheeling a
en- =. AVERY has on hand. and is receiving one
ks OF the largest stocks of HATS and CAPS that fs
heel selected by himself with great care he is able
TO offer inducements merchants and Others ar surpass'
Ing former years; prepared 10 sell Hats and Caps as
oy as they bought in Philadelphia or baltimore
OUT stock comprises every description OF Hats ami Caps
NS,y >t,Snse scP12 S. AVERY
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VIM. Harrison Ainsworth disclaims the author
slip of Ruth Garrett, published this country as
one of his works, ...s.{5gs T5ae
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CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure OF tile venerable DR.. Dunam's OF the city OF
Baltimore, a man well known and whose testimony adds
to the triumph OF tHampton's Vegetable Tincur
BALTINoRH. Feb. 8. 1852.
Nessrs. Mortimer 6: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: II is with
real pleasure able attest to the general heating
and cuiatiye movers OF Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tine
tuTo Sometime dniing last November was taken with
Ia yerv bad and serious nd vised to take Cod
Liver OIL and did so but getting better, Twas induced
try your Tincture got one bottle and before lad
for the last fifteen years. have suffered much nom
Acute Rhcumasm and Vertigo; combining me- at times, to
nv bed. l AM fully convinced that owe my present
good health the of tho Tincure, and kind Prov.
dence.
think propcr believe mo- yours, very
- = ~ ri G. DUNAN.
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CAuTTOW BXTRk

49, oserye Promissory Note with tie pToprietnIs
written signature every genuine botto OF Dr. Morse's
InyiEoratfng Cordial
TO counteTieit which is forgery. ~ 4A{t
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.. warlike and Victorious March of the
'Tsncibles against the hostile Irish on
Ssction No. 8, HemPheld Railroad.
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1.-THE Grand Division of the Sons of Tempe
lance of Virginia will meet in Winchester on the
26th OF this month.
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE Gt rnEoIpEsr MAG
IsTRATEs IN DALTiMoRE. %

.e BALTIMORE. Sep. II, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbrayi eelit "a duty to make
known the benefits have derived from Dr. HAMPTON
rcure For length of tire have been subject togrea
prostraton muscular and great debility OF the
nervous system, accompanied with rapitatom and tint
teriig nj the heart had such sudden attacks
cason could scarceyget home. III making mention Of
my case to frien he referred mo TO Joseph X staple
ton Esq an old highly respectable citizen OF Balti
ore who had the Incture under similar ctrcum.
stances. / called Mr.. Stapleton, and, aer antnter.
view OF some mnutes fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues orhe Tincture, nom the evidence before me, OF
falling state health, put hearty, hale appearance,
with the activity of youth. Immediately commenced
using The TinctuTe and took the contents orone
bottles my strength encwed and can walk as brisk
and am as active twenty years ago. This Tine.
which, when destroyed, tho whole system is in state Of
suffering. a.
by Dr. Hanp'oU' tue tnSeN'O wM. A. scHAEFFRR.
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SHOCKING AccIDEwT.-We learn that child of
Rev. Samuel Wakefield, residing near Lock No. 4,
clothes taking fire. There happened to be none of
the family in the room at the time of the accident,
and when discovered, the clothes were entirely
burnt from its body, and Notwithstanding it was
rendered crisped mass the little sufferer survived
fifteen hours after it occuIred.-MOnOngdhel Re-
public.
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Bronchitis difficulty OF Breathing, harsh cough Shiny
eXpcctoratio, with all other symptoms caused by al
lection OF the air tubes leading throat the
directly specifically affected by the this ad
nirabe remedy. Be warned i'll time, ye afflicted and en-
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rTCol John 4. Munden, member elect CT tn
Virginia Legislature from Princess Anne died o
Monday.
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CALENDAR FOR 1858.

Gold Medal.
rTNHE fine 7octave Louis XIV chickerng Piano, exlih
lied atthe Weetern Virgin Fair, on the 1871, 18th
AID 10th September by MelloT, sent to the Penn
syvania state FAIR Pittsburgh, September 9th, 2St,
and 3Ob awarded the first prize, Ga God
MEDAL over ali competitors including the fine, snowy Pi'
ano with pearl keys, etc This is notin more than
Justice and credit to the committee Pianos, well
IS The maker OF the Instrument. ttF.ar'
A copy of the dEo1Td az Teeetted:
To Jonas Chckering, Boston, Mass exhibited by John
H. Mclor, agent for Western Pennsylvania
For one octave Piano Forte with Patent iron
Frame ard repeating action, OF superior tone and cork
HdnShip. Fafa
int the style OF Louis XIV, with Patent lion Frame, for
beauty design, superior tone and workmanship
S5Srhs award is sent from the Committee Pianos,
OF the Pennsylvania state Fair. ,,,,,,or,
O''S LGas.tte eopy.l
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1.-THE American UpitaIian Annual Convention
NE; at Worcester, Mass, last TUESDAY. -ss
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Wno. IT. Meeds
Chickering5s Piano 7Fortes

Chickering's Piano Fortes
THE subscriberbeing appointed agent for
the sale ofChicker. ng's Piano Fortes lor
N u I Western Virginia, keeps constantly hand
good stock OF those celebrated 1nstrn-
nens, Which by the most eminent pro-
OF sic TO be the best iii this any other cOu
These instruments offered at Boston prices, adj
Sg wltlia general stock Of musical merchandise
NJ = sSS,,letS Goods, Wholesale and retail
81 Old Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos to let Mu.
mal4 s-,9" es'est JAS. MEIIoR.
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Great through Line for the East.
TIME Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
| Baltimore and connecting with the Washington
Branch Rail Road Junction Clsely called the Relay
House, miles Baltimore, and with tie Fhiladel'
pha Wimingtona baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line are now c9mpleed and
whole road is in fine condition. presenting one oil the
most poturcsqu. and romantic routes inthe world.
The aud splendid steamers fthe Union Line rom
louisville Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel.
Ing and through tickets from these places TO baltimore
Washington, Philadelphia, &C., may be had oil the agents.
or olltle boats. 4, n, =.
TheeYess mil Wheeling daily at st o'clock
A. M (AYhceing timc) and arrives at Cumberland (2gl
ntesS NJ. and allowing two hours there araves in
baltimore (3s0 mies,) at A. NJ, the next morning, ma
king te passage throushin about 20 hours 1ncluInG all
StOrpagessa - b. .a... -,
without charge. IL IL. ~ ~ ....,..
Passengers aud baggage transferred TO ihe cars
WasngO at the Junction and for Philadelphia, at BAL
tnore, without extra charge Travellers are allowed am
pie opportunity all points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling TO Baltimore, lWlth
privilege Oflyins anywhere on the Ioue'l
Washngon. $3.50 TO Philadelphia, StO-lo be had on
board tile steamers the Union Line on The Ohio ara OF
tho Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q b. FoRp)& MOunls
Vile maj wM PARKER, Gen'l. Sup't.
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Give as a Cali.

J have just received and are now open;
Ing one OF finest stocks OF cloths, anu
aver BROUGHT to this market, for fall and winter
tvear Also large assortment OF Cents Furnishing
Goods we only ask all ans as our
ne \ ~ IN d Wnshingtun Hall, Wheeling Va.
uS''" - WHEELER d. LAkIN,
o.,a Merchant Tailors
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Tobacco! Tobaoco!! TOBACCO! 7!

wv would most respectfully call the attention of Mer
w chants and Grocers TO our very large and general
stock OF Tobacco Cigars, Snuff etc, and such other Rr'
Cles as IegitImaIely beoIg to regular
Wh0iesnIe TobnccO House.
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sH TO TEE MILLIONS.
From toOthIeSs babes oil ntneless weeks,
Toprattling jOkers in the streets;
From girls aud boys that read at school,
To office clerks upon their stools;
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen,
To The Laude explosions OF all honey noOn dreamsi
From mid way years OF man md his Iwifc,
To advancing days and .eclniHg lief
From the specialized few, who with lstonlshment gaze
At the wOndrOus things of these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation,
HAVE USED LYONS hATHAIRoSf
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic of this powerful thing,
That starts the roots OF hair long deads
Andcovers up the once bald head;
While the truant locks, 80 harsh ands stiff,
That used to vex the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twirl
In such rich, luXurant CnTlsI
The sight or touch, you know not which,
Sets men SHINING, and their heads bewitch'd.
The DandrulI-VeXed stufE-lhat once did fall
O'er bro ad cloth Goals, and collars SOIL,
You number with the things that were,
BY using Kathairon on the hair. ....
But more than half, or ali yet said,
Are facts about the NeTroWs Head,
That sometimes racks and aches with pain, .f -I
And doctors pills are taken in vain.
Now the Kathairon such pains l' warrant to cure.
In ten minutes. Nogossipping I'm sure;
Ard for PimPes, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and letter.
And all such diseases. nothing is better.
II YON'S KATHAlRoN justly celebrated for Preserv-
ing, Restoring and Identifying tile Hair IS sold by
every Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 90 cents.
Sold to the trade Liberal dscount-but 1ereT cont
nlissieHed. Address letters TO - ~.
16t broadway, New York.
sFor sale by KeIls & Caldwell, wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; T. H. Logan
& C. O and Wheat & Chaplin. malS-6nl.
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Sundries.

SundT1eS.B
Z FOXES Oranges and Lemons;
% baskets pure Salad oi
80 cans Sardnes oil all stzesj
10 bags Nuts assortedi
2 trails Dates; .asl5 .sssis
so lbs. Bird Pepper; s
$50 bags Dairy Salt, two Sizes
ice stagg9Shays sugar cured hams and dried beef
10 superior beef TOnsues;
+ boxes superior Pine Apple Cheesej az -
800 lbs Western Reserve sa
boxes MaCcaronii fsf las
sst IL half.b bis. Davis a Sons craekeTsi
300lbs. Dat Meal 6freshli 1Ssy;o,,
lust Teeti ved and for sale by IS. D. WOODROWJ
anso4 o5e Main st. and 0 Washington hall-
OK GRO very superior matches, Just received and for
81 sale by S. d. WOODROW, 25s Nam 81.
jeo5 n ~ ~ No. 8 Washington Hall.
FLANNELS SD
VXTE would call particular attention to our
wv stock of Flannels. comprising me
RrTipe dos Gauzei dol Shaker do Domestic klennels,
very not 70 sl5iRE
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uB-7Ae Cordial Is PIT Up eeuesutsatea, pint
q. II. RING, Proprietor
1872 broadway, NeM.York.t
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MISCEfT i lNEOUS.
DIR. j. B. MARCHIsTs 3
CELEBRATED C.ATHOLICO ON,
: = 80 ~
! Fuitfe Telief and cure ofiSuferfng Females

It stands prc:emih ent
forthe curative powers
in ali the diseases for
which Il. is rccOmmend
ed usuallyo called Female
Complaints: OF these
are RroIapsusi Utert, or.
Failing Of tile Womb
Flour Albus, or Whites
Chronic Inflammation
and UieeratiSn of the
Womb Incidental Hem.
Orrliage, or Flooding;
Painful Suppression, and
slfresplaf MenstrudtiOn,
sscp with ailthGir &c.
eompaliyilgevils (Can.
cor excepted no matter
how severe OF OF how
long standink.
The cgtil0sieon far
SurposSea other Tcfie5
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"ut 'ie Ne''''''N WAsnINoToE, Mey II, 1858.
Mcssrs Mortimer & Mowbray; GentlemenaAaXins
hereby for the benefit the afflicted, take great pleas
i've in announcing that alter using few bottles OF your
cure have used different medicines from time 10 time.
but have never able for apparent good
and it is blessing stricken humanity that that medt.
cine is found which possesses the power orpro
longing human life. The cures 1t has wrought is
sitcient guarantee OF the benefcian results which may
~ Sl !. CURTAIN HAY.
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- - - january 1Tth, 1853,
Messrs. Mortimer d Mowbray- Gentlemen; The First
Lieutenant ship, who has been suffering many years
Dyspepsia aud who has been nearly reStoredto
his usual health by tile HRmpton's Vegetable Tine
desires yGutO senhtm one dozen bottles OF that
Medicine.
Another Lieutenant of the U. S. Navy, now on board
this ship wishes you to send linn one dozen OF
"HamIton's Vegetable TIncturc' by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States in February or March, for
SpeZLia 'Hsll-it ~ f-
The ".Tincure'' you sent received in good or
DER and pleasure in informing that 1t has been
used by several oil our officers In cases
OF Dyspepsia. am respectfully yours, f',
VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain U s. Navy.
We have two other letters from Kew. Mr.. Esktdge,
equally strong as above
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A CowARD's CoURAGE.-In gambling room at
Cairo, Illinois, old Mr.. Mcclure Iquarreed with
green young man, and aimed an empty gun at him.
The young man, to the delight of the spectators,
ran round the crying murder until he was cor
,nered, when hu drew a bowie knife and cutthe old
man into mince meat. Such was the effect of fear
IN n COW ariI. ~. ..- rs n
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"o'Do' DlARRaEA,l

MoRBUS,
Ha9 tEIH.i = DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases OF Stomach and bowels
cured by HAMpTON'S VEGETABLE TINCT0RE-t
AS acure it has been wonderfully sue
cessi 1t will found inquiry, that those who use
it have an exemption from those diseases so incident to
To Pabisha ali the testimony in its favor would make
large volume. \
II has shown itself most powerfully curative oil
NERVOUS DISEASES
in their various orms giving new life ard vgor restoring
The COM tuition this iniusng hope In piece
or dependency By mild and safe action on
the stomach liver kidneys, lungs and the sys
TEN cures DyspePstd, Lirsr Complaint DtaeGSes Of the
Urinary organs, Coughs, Asthma, BToaetgl ABections
fuld EuiL. IHo'1ns,
Cont ST. YfLs Dance, Fits, FtsttLd, Piles
with all diseas arising from impure blood ls.s. !
O5sRor sale by@T. H. LOGAN d CO., W heelng Generi
al Agents, WIN. n. MCKEE, 9TH ward, and by Druggists
s' nTgssGa bvsMoRTIMER q MowBRAY, $40 Balti.
more street baltimore; and 3o4 Broadway, New York
nJ-Price, 8 4 per bottle. ls2S5dsw'lyl
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From the Birth Place of Christo4
pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPToN'S =
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
A.Letter from IN Officer. in 0ur. Gallant Many.
G1 have many other letters We give one below, and
w again say the afflicted, why will you delay trying
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Anspach, Brother g. Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No &c North Third of Cherry, philadelphia
John Auspach Jr.. John F. Jacoby; james NJ. Reeds
" ilIam Anspachi. Henry b Fairman. sep17:d6m
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Railroad Wheelbarrows.
Office TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS

ryHE undersigned are extensively engaged in manpac
turing Railroad Canal pfeel6dTTotcs, at Meriet
ia ohio; he, arc prepared orders tho shortest
notice All orders LETT with MessTs Sweeney Johnson
@ Co. shsrea sample may be aeen0 will meet with
Nl.RiErFA FLAMING MILL Co., <.
scn7ssTjs r. p ROBINSON, Agent.
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DISSOLUTION F COMPREHENSIVE.
THE house of Dorsey, Norton a Knox is this d2y dis
solved, by mutual consent, Ely D00ITSSES9Yp
wheeling. Aug. ls. '6a-augt7 ~ KNOX.
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KelIs q CaldweIl,
~ II a G L Z n u IL q q 6 II 6 =

h6l1SE o. ASd4o"644S
WHOLESALE DRU GGISTS,
No So Main street. doors 6elo0 Monroe,
LTs Wheeling, Va.
ARE now receiving tile heaviest and most complete
stock articles, in their line ever brought TO TINS
and having superior advantages i'll their purchases
arc confident of successful competition with any western
house.
! Their stock comprises In part
100 lbs American and English caomel;
10 . Blue Mass; a.-t
. sf so OF. Suph. Quininei
1850 drs. Sulph. AoTphia;
90 lbs chlOroiOrm;
so o. Nitrate Silver; ~
60 lbs Opium; i
8 bbls cream TartRTi s1.s
300 lbs. TaTtaric Acids b.
800 carbonate Anmonia; II
E 80 baskets Salad Oils. atr
.....l5- casks Sal Soda r.
5000 lbs snper carbonate sodaj
200 gro. Matches;
1000 doZ Ground MustaTdi
500 lbs Ginger; ba
TO0 Cinnamon;
800 Allspieei
10 bags Peppers
IN tsl 100 { Extract Logwood, Aroma Mills;'
30 boxes SaleTatls;
~ Ea5s 35 CARROTS Snuff
500 lbs Red Lead;
go p cans Adhesive Plasterj
200 Dbl Clipped LOgEvnodi
900 lbs Honduras eochineai
cases lndIgpi
10 boxes CASTLE Soaps
gEisas s cases Refined Boraxi
81. o. bbIs Gum Camphori
h 81 a4 sg Is EPSON Saltsi
case Oil Lemon, SO bsi
BeTgamot, % tbsj
90 - Cinnamon, % tbsi
+-.t 25 lbs. Sweet AlTuondst FtTe5
50 mats Cinnamon ~ :. Il - 49,
URsAu goods warranted. Every description Oh iiass
NJ MAI prices;
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10, .c.tIocE JAS. II. HooE-
is a.? ''eSi II. N OGE 8 son, :
Attorneys at law & land AGENTS,
] Mrrslalf C.. H., ia, Moatndsuille, p. o.,
YI7IIi practice In hio, Marshall and Wetzel counties
wv Particular attention viii he given to and
Laad business All kinds OF land instantly LOT sac.
ap21-1ydSstw
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80 MICK EXCL, HERRING, AND COD FISH.
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies OF
above a,tces from the Easti which together with other
kinds fish, cd at tho lowest market prices
orders respectfully solicited Entire satisfaction garan
tied as to quality cuRIis d B u. ID, i1aor
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10 correspondence.

.,o,.r,ing subscription. advertising or 9th
ELS o;sss OF the IntelIigencer, should be Hd'
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The harsh, dry, hacking, winter cough, which af1ic
OLD PEOPLE, and invalids in low state of health,
happily affected by Bllsam. Itremoves all mo
bid mucus, and other maeri improves tkc digesd
organs and imparts new life 10 tho wan and cmacat
system. s....sa Jazz.
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| Dsnepsin. ESI,ennantfsr ScrofnIn, Liver
7S;omnInimt, sc : FRoG THE METRoPoLls-Pass II
srouni-et The afictcd hear tho glad tidngs! This is
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SPLITTING OF BLOOD.

This rrightful symptom OF approaching consumption
speedily checked and prevented by the use or Buchan
Hungarian Balsam, which heals the affected membrane
ard restores those vital organs, the lungs, sound
healthy condition.
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Il The r;ps he editorial department OF the pa
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Our stock consists OF over lEts
ONE NHOI1SA ND ROXES OF TORACCO, =
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