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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-16

THr STRANGER was performed last night at the
felodeou, 10 ratheE encouraging house. The
twc principal characters were well played by Mr..
Posterand Mile Duet, vino were well supported
BY the other members Of the company.
Mile Duret, though she has some faults, is gain
Ing admirers by her correct readings and natural
presentations. She appears tonight in the charac-
er Of the Countess in the beautiful play of Glove,
b. the Countess and the Setf "and as Jenny Transit
N swimming Husband in which plays she will
have good opportunity of displaying her fms
actiug aad exhibiting The diversified talents, of
which she IS so literally endowed.
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STEAMBOATS,.

g. c. BAKER. JOHN LIST.
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
WILL the receiving delivering or freight
wv and collection OF freight bills.
Office at the Store. Toct1S-dtT
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-. corrr.-'This body is still in session.
o;,s.v ,ptetesing czse of jurisdiction was before
',sS,erday. a found Il buggy in the river and
:. ,xo wheels and then tied the buggy to his
.0nJl-ftit- In his absence and G took off
~. b,.ues OF the buggy aud refused 10 deliver it
A roughi an action 0! Detinue VS. & c.
and moved the part OF the buggy taken by them to
i. .'ar,b SIS. BIZ c moved the Court 10 instruct
-. ;n,y that il tie value was less than $50, they
..onIs find for the defendants. The Co"It decll-
nod viv;pr the instruction, and the jury found Tor
,be naiutif and fixed the value at Sl5 and gave Go
,,m,yes far detention. We presume that tue de-
fuDisu.s vii. move the Court today IN arrest oil
Indictment. wLea the whole question will doubtless
:. ,s..rsuel. The case is one of Importance, sim
v because Of the legal principle involved namely
.rhstber the Court, in an action of detinue, can
rive Indictment where the value is less than 800
This will depend uDon whether the Court will GER
,if, that a greater amount was in controversy, or
whether the title to the property was in controver-
y. and upon such other points as the ingenuity of
counsel may suggest, and is a question upon which
much may he said on both sides. We shall note
the Argument and chronicle.
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Given Up.

TT is given up by every body, who has seen W. D.
j Motto & Bros stock OF New Spring Bonnets, that
the place get suited in pretty bonnet and trim
mings to match, for very little rooney.
A lot just opened in addition to the first arrival
mar15 W d. MOTTE& BRO
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Short Greek lands for Sale

An ONO county, Virginia
HT lS1NG 10 dispose oGny Real Esate offer at pri'
w waite sale until the list day OF November next farm
in the County Ohio, situate the waters Short Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This prop
ety is dssrobIy located both sides of the Wheeling
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty
The in the highest state OF Improvement having
large amount onew plank fencing and udicously laid of
in fields for farming and grazing purposes There are OH
The premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling cribs &c. There are also four good tenants
Houses There is a commodous new barn. one hundred
and eight feet long by forty four in width fitted in
particular for the wants of the farm including ample shell
ter for twelve hundred sheep. ia. q
will sell these lands in whole or in part, TO suit tho
wishes OF those desiring to purchase Terms will be lib
-.
rapidly advancing Improvement ofthe city Wheel
ing The facilities afforded by the various rail road connec
lions about completed with the West, and the Sea
hoard the excellent market now afforded in Wheeling for
The marketable productions OF the country render this farm
highly desirable for wishing TO farm probably and
as seldom been that finer inducements have been held
out to purchasers. l. w. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1882. a.f .r.
1.-THE above lands not sold at private sale before
Wednesday the first day OF June next they will be offered
on that day at PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises III
parcels suit purchasers. plat OF these lands will be
inspection desiring purchase
II the above lands sold tho first day OF juno will
that day and the sell all stock, horses cattle,
Sheep farming utensils &c, the usual variety
TERMS made known on the day OF sale. March12. 'o3
p-Washirgton Reporter and Examiner, and Wellsburg
Heraldp coy. a-.- .l. 20 t..-
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For Rent,

between 4th and 9th streets. Also several small
ments near the North end OF the Market House. Apply
10 Lmar16l wv - THOMAS PAULL.
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Got TOO mnny of 'en.
Rich RlacR Silks,

HAVING bought large 10. of Black Silks of good
III Makes auction much less than the usual price,
prepared to offer Bargains in them to purchasers
mar15 w. D. MOTTE & BRO.
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Worth Knowine:

LIVERY Sody is interested in knowing where to got the
IL prettest goods at the lowest prices. sf
W. ID. Motto & Bro,
request body when they shopping to just
drop in at their store Market street. and they will
there find OF the largest and best assorted stocks in
the country, and and desirable goods arriving
day mar15
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LEeA!7. ADVERTIsEMEWTs.
CoMA1Iss1I NER,s SALE {
Joserh Pearson and Sons
)F REAL ESTATE.
/ In Chancery in he
ICircuit Court OF Ohio

Joseph pea RS Sons In c6anesry in he
John ]. IIoge and others. leounty ''' - 0"''
OF decree rendered III the foregoing cause 0
inc Uh day OF January, 1853, the undersigned Sheriff
81 Ohio county, and as such acting Commissioner in
Tie muses. vii sell at public auction highest
Beat bidder at the front door OF to curt House Of Uh
county on Monday the 9Th day oil 6are. 1868, ndIc
mira part o. Lot No; Seventy hree Ci3 fronting
Rst stTeetln the eityol Whtens There is comfortable
and convenient brick Dwelling House the premises.
1sTs Of SGieTen cent OF the money will
he required in cash. and there will be edit the real
due OF six twelve and eighteen months in equal
mehs tie purchnseror purchasers giving tho
deferred ents with goU security. bearing iniers
rom the day o. sae and the lille 10 be retained Until
rVno!e purchnSc money is paid.
.-ssst s.tagpL.r>e WA. S. wICkHAM, %
an2::t5 XII s.ta IrriH and Comm ElOner.
Aprii. s1 -ss
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ChancerY Sale

~ ChauCeIy 5aI6
DURsUANT toa decree made by the Circuit SUPERIOR
i Court oGIaw and charccTy, for OHIO county, tile
18th day June, 1882 in the suit in chalcery betwetn
Francis R. armstoTg dmnistr.tor de 6onis non, will,
others, DESCENDANTS, and -four other causes heard there
with, will Saturday, the 9th day OF April 1884, sell
al rubc auction court house OF Ohio county 10 the
highest bidder. lot No. hundred and eighty
eight (1ss) John street, in the city OF Wheeling
the Glowing terms, wit; Ten per OF the purchnso
be raid in land and the due in three equal
day purchaser giving bonds with good secu
ty. bearing interest from the day of sale.
maI6 FRANCIS X. ARMSTRONG, Com'r-,
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Samuel LOuthcr adm. & others. ]
By virtue of decree rendered in the above
which heard together on the sh day Of January.
1858, in Circuit Court Ohio County, Virginia, tho
undersigned oined for that purpose will
proceed SELL MondaT, the 18th day OF May 1885, at
lowing property In said proceedings set forth to wits
ty nine, CID eighty Cso) eghytwo, Cs2 hundred and
seven GOD eighty Ss1) and hundred and eight
by John MLure, James H. Forsyth, and Others called
North Wheeling Also, out-lot numbered three. 6s)
flaming ISL acres which divided into eight
Arces to suit purchasers, plat OF which is in pos
session
And the said lot will be subdivded II thought best
and privileges sold separately will be most ad
Iageous the parties in interest. 81 ,
~-TERMS: A credit of one, two. and three years.
win given for the purchase money, the purchaser Civ.
ing bond with approved security bearing interest from
their date the title being retained until the last
nlent made. WIN. S. WICKHAM,
iT&P Attysl mi re CommissIoner.
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NEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THERE'S NO USE IN TALKING.
TTJE people have found 1t out that w. d. Motto Bro
ther nave got sons OF the prettiest new Spring
DE Lanes ChaI Bareges, Printed Chally Fouarde silks
come soon il you wish to get good choice.
marf6 w. ID. MOTIF. q BRO.
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FROM PITTSBURGH.

= March 10.
River 8 feet and falling. Weather clear and
cold.
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JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
The Primary Department

Meade Collegiate Institute.
WELLSBURGj VA.
THE Fail session OF this School will commence on MON
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue five CAL
ei!dar months.
No pupil he received for less time than one session,
unless by special agreemenand when once entered,
deduction win absence during the session,
Lcpt ofrrotacted scknessnor will pupil be
permitted TO withdraw. This ruci positive.
TERMS;
Day pupils,-Primary English Department $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. 1870
Hoard and Tuition per session offive months 10 o.
hanveriabiy i'll advance, the remainder at tile mid
&c OF tile session.
discount OF Is per cent will be made the bills of all
Ministers OF the GOSPEL
For further information catalogue published BY
hoard of Trustees. ~ s...r 6
SAML u. ToMPKlNS, Rector
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In charge of the Sisters of the VisItn.
tion b. v. IH.''

The FOLLOWING RATES HAVE BEEN ADOPTED In
srIrUTIoS Isr APRIL.
Board, Light, Fuel and Washing for the Scholastic
year Of44 weeks, 10000
No extra charge. however, will be nahe when the
NM g m at he ieInr
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Valuable Property Tor Snie or Go.
Pnrtnership.

Pnf1heFBhlp. :
THE under signed offers for sale or eopartnershp,
HAST FURNACE located miles from the line OF the
baltimore Ohio Railroad and near Paramount, Malicn
Co.. together with abundance OF Iron Ore, Lime.
Timber, close to the furnace The under
Ysci wishes either sell, his operations ard
10 any having Rolling Mill Foundry in Wheeling,
vino will join in with this establishment, and furnish
Steam Engine, he will offer the most liberal ters reeev-
ing all machinery stock at a fair valuation.
Specimens the Ore and Pig Metal may be seen at the
Once of the Wheeling lneligeneer.
delivered at the furnace per ton. Si,26
Cost OF Charcoal per 100 bushels. 2I5
Cost of Limestone, per ton 81
gentlemen establishment who may desire to visit and
examine IL. aH..----.- - ...-
JOHN G. WILLIAMS. q
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u. c.. viii Pic, cathedral, at O'Clock r ~ u"
rhgrsaay, Iz1h inst. .---------
nm Ro.p-BArvtxokE 'Isrr"ks--Ihe
s,n baltimore arrived here last evening at
tram "O- Yin, there at Up. NJ. on MondaS.
6oet'. foxr passenger cats IN tde ~a'"' ="
Thsa' ~, .,sszpgegs mostly for the Tar west wac
filed WIN -rIoud;d steamer Alvin Adams OF the
took .ne r,n. But for the accidental leaving
new OHtV IN. lady passengers al Fa'rm0nt' tef
~ the cars returned after hnd'"s OUT 'ae m',-
WON .b.y would have arrived here by O'CLOCK,
lss :,s the passage throus T in p instead Oh %
FOJ H.. Messengers were JUDGE cATEos OF
f--tS cnrrrme Court ard lady (who took the
The o. . ~ Loxisville)--aHd Thomas SWAMI
steama s.inguished President of the baltimore
esq ue p.;,rood. Mr.. Swami remains IN the
Gnu a ed I'D i.accompaNied by TH0NAs w'SANs' Esq
~s' ~ lately appointed Director OF the
Z. 'aa nd several other gentieme" engaged IN
Pan" We Lean that they have undertaken
80 oetsannI inspection of the road and ITS
A'eO4 o,e,,tioss from one end Q! the line to the
ou''"H ~ fine REV OF afTordrng increased tac'll
olAs.' -. travelling and business public as speed
u: "s SO possible They will probably remain In
Wheeling until Friday
"aEs' Ls,,,;Ir congratulate the Company and The
-, IN, greatly improved condition of the
P'V"e ,:.t;, the last week, the trains ROW going
tV-- - e.cb way daily with much regularity and
:1s...,sd numbec Of passengers, embracing we
An IA, % see, I, large proportion Of ladies'.
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No Family should be


For sale by i. II. PATTERSON; 80 Monroe St.
maT14 Sole Agent.
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aoNE DEPARTMENTE
zs5NEsDAY MORNING, MARCH 10: 5sss:

T5c9,.r President OF GeoFge'Owa Co,r zen
p c. will p Jsns.' Cathedral. at O'Clock NJ Q"
S~4"' t-Yh inst.
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Virgiuin:-At Rules held in tie clerks Cflce The
circuit court OF Ohio county. in the nicnth o. March
Vim. Bolc,

.sas-Hi " m. 6OEc, o.
Patrick Rooney, Jerre;t Nc
Cord and Lawrence Manson, { rs cn...,,s
partners under tho firm name )" SH""'TSF+
OF Patrick Rooney ~ Co, Jas. -......
Mckee, and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad pauy. A.
The object of his suit is TO obtain dceee subec,:ns
the moneys. goods andcects OF the DEFENDANTS. Pafct
Rooney 4 Co, in The hands Of the other lie eudans,
ynlent of conpninans demand of S2t9n6 cohts sub
ject a conditional credit of go.
Afiiday having been made hat the said JsrrStt Nc.
Cord and Lawrence Mangor. not inhabitants OF EE
commonwealth yrginia-on motion Of The p'anrif b.
his attorney, it is ordered they appear wi hin month
due publication OF this order, ard do what may b.
necessary their interests in this suit aud tt
copy said der be forthwith inserted in yzpa
per published in the city OF WhecIi G, successive
wees and posted at the fro INT door Of the court house
Ohio county the first day OF thu next county Court
y copy-Tes:e: ALONZO LORlNG, Ctk.
a. Caldwell. MRS
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Q Merchant Tailor. aud CIolhiers!
TAYLOR & GRuNDy


AVE received from Europe by TN. In.eet
~ =, ,Is ms summer STOCK OF DRY GOODS s,Ii
f6",. - uaue OF Merchant T1ilors ard C,0tbiers
n. nrrS,,; LHey would invite 10 an examination be
~ ,';.t IN Olner cities. Our Goods ha We hren Se
vic eteatcaTe In the English ard French nnsri.t+
iueIieeI o. our firm. ard are tho IateSt ,mS 80;
-, 80. !es comprising in all the hapdsomcs+ snd
sot1eht OF Goods OF lciT class irnnortsd
'S' Eehy years We would name in nart.-
R,...,., W00LENS.
sae9t's Aey black Csssju,crss.
S alL Snsck CeSsineres Tor coats.
H1Eet ISney eoloTed cloths of v,,is,,. ar ,
SbtTt,' tS ana AlmlnOn's DoeskiEs:
rn,i, SILKS.
Ssi sasH shG French Serges, cord and bI,ek.
S~ Gas HG cGlHes ard grenadines: 0'N'A'
SOieteh PLAID Sinchews;
SSnn and silk Vestin,s in sro., ,..;.
I nSIthesS, FlGTentin.s Gr 'e'N'H
lies MINI, ~ anu cuttings; white and colorcd Mar
encheaav.E. Si,! L.IsAs' 1Iraocas; red Paddinrs:
lies; vaiepcss Ins,a' S.E twist; silk warp cashme.
Our GoosS rs ISstTe cbahs, lineucoat cheeks %.c
IA ~ 80 nave been this season DnL Iii 49, NG:
we kave OueEed IN EuTUpc by ourselves. .nd
use in IL rs ior importing UNSURPASSED hv any
lS.uST in n,ir. We are prepared To comnsts sIc
~ tgfk0r any other home mar.
ieol9-imtw o,n 1A1lOR 4GRUNUY,
<fV baltimore St Cup stairs.O
ssa.e FSrnis1LriE OF STOCK, GRAIN,
u eornty "" my arm a. PopIar Sni,. NIasnhn;i
fedneSdlv tks Ia WI! sell at Veude m TnoSS :, -
hold FurnSTe na 18th days Of Mach neTf Al, The
y! oenSls' ana the Grain every description, Farm.
"A Inc sale will be ro.iSiv. anu Hay then on the
y si SsT r. Of ssIe will be seeommos.., :.
A''~n On the o,yS Or sale. 10 o'eu'''
sSeSrLtR srRIxas, Y, .,,, HENRY MOORE.
:. .z 9atetie and Argus cony
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,sSSg mo. 1877. ~Ss4sss
woATH's oAITFRs, MEMS
JFSSTi 800 mems cali boots,
... 1000 mems goat boots
200 pr womens gators, 1000 pr mems kip boots,
400 do half CATERS, 1000 mems buff and seal do
500 do walking shoes, MEMS BRouANs
500 do peggcd buskins, 900 mems calf brogans,
800 do kid buslns, slip 000goat brogans,
Pers and Jenny Linds 1900 kip do
Also, an assortment OF 500 buff and seal boots,
GuILpRESs 200 do thick 20
1900 pr fancy bootess, BoYs' DooIs.
1900 kid & moyocco I" . 800 pair boys CALI boots,
l5O0 children's reg'd" 700 do kip do
t0Ochildren's goat az 300 do thck do
BoorEEs 200 do seal do
YoUTu' nooTs.
800 misses morocco lace, 800 pr youths calf boots,
300 do kip do 800 do kip do
300 do calf do 200 do thick d.
300 do kid and mo. YOUTHS BRoGANs
buskins t.00Opr boys kip brogans,
$50 do black, bne and 600 do calf do
bronzed CATERS, 500 do thick do
orM SHOES. DooTs.
1890 pairs gum sFoes. 500 gohtlace boots,
1000 do do do 1000 calf do
800 do Misses do do 500 lii do
MEMS PALM HATS 600 kip do
1900 doZ mems and boIs BAND DoXEs
hats the largest 1900 Band oxes, superior
sortment brought in. quality
to the city, Ter
&c, doz Deer Skins 90 sides alum tanned Cowhidcs
Tan for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
US, sSiicit a continuance OF the same.
mari McCLAbLENS e KNOX p
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DRY GOODS.

WIN. T. SELBY.
MO. 115, Main street, has full stock o: DRY
IN GOODS of latest importations and from the best
manufactures OF country. carefully selected expressly
iur the
JoBBlNG TRADE ..an...
fabrics, designs and cnlors, which here
Epecty solcits examination from his old customers
a,Id Country Merchants.
GLoTHS-Hs stock consists in part of the best makers,
and of the usual variety oil coors both Foreign and
Domestic.
EASSIMERES-Blain black and doeskin, we'll OF
great variety OF the choicest fancy coiors
SATlSETTS-Black, Blue, SteemiNed, fancy Green and
Browns, &c. A very full and complete stodk; also
. Tweads and Cy. Jeans
OVER CoATINGS-0fcoloredb blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRNTS-A very large stock OF the best makers OF last
madden colors AS well as the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOO DS-Gnghama, mouse de lains emb'd lustre
yIan and fg'd black alpacas, as well as OF coors
OF the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE GOoDS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In
da, book, thread and cotton iaces, edgings, ETC.,
in variety, also Irish linens.
tAPSMens boys and children's velvet and cloth
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
-iLSo-Shayls ribbons hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
bcached muslins, shifting, checks, Ticking, &c.
Notions of all sorts, usually wanedI and altogeth
err | feel well assured my stock complete that
when ii is examined and the pTic told, it will be
Gound IN all respects perhaps superior to any
stock OF G GODS before offered in the maj ket.
nu-ot w. T. SELBY.
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N. B. When young pupils entered for year more,
Board Tuition in thu general course, and plain but sta
Bile clothing will be furnished for $3.50 per annum.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE undeI signed have this day formed cnpartner
ship under the name and style oil S G. Baker 4 Co..
will continue the Steamboat agency and Boat Store bust
ness at the old stand, No. % Water street.
s. BAKER,
iau3i JOHN list.
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I.1Gs I17T! MORE I.IGETT

l.HNs "A 4! MOhE lIheEAI
A LONG evenings approach, the demand for goud
clear LlGnT, tres from smell and SMOKE incTeascs
We respectfully invite all who wish good light,
and for sale the Queenswae StoTc No 2S onI0,
Street, near the Post Office. Wheeling Va Another
soment with without shades been received
seVtG s--rs-. J. X. DUNHASI 81 Co.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad!

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad!
THE subscriber, aseat tp hiisseIi ~ Epayman, Il
wheeing and the west. Tor the sale Of their Elf
SupeIIog Chesapeake oysters,
put up at Annanolis, Nd respectfully hegs leave to
form the public that he Will keep hand supp
Of the above Tess from the bed ana warranted NO. Il :
d. ge3tsa ~ 80 d, COOK, 4
tore corner Aey, west side or Market squaie,
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New Boots and Shoes.
VIM Boie, 16l Main Street, Wheeling,
S opening the first of his Fall and Winter
OF Boots and Shoes which embraces every styiC aEd
qllity in the shoe trade ladies' misses and chdrcnS
wca Gents boys and youths boots and shoes. To desg
nate the variety would be too lengthy advertise
ment
G This stock is excusi vey New York and Philadelphia
makej the latest style and best stock and workmanship
both cities; it is and both by the
crs and the undersigned Particular attention is called to
the article oriadies travelling boots. WI. BoLE
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COu LlVGT OH, "
IUST received: boxes Samuel Shines maiiuactur
u pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil the hest article OF I'll
kind brought TO this any other market. u
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG, Z
Nue21-fyr:d Opposite Washington Hall.
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6NLrG ANT Plaid Silks, Spring sIy!cs rolled silks,
~ ry beautiful; Brocade Silks, dark and light colors
BIooade Silks in block; rich wuercd silks for nantes
with trimmings 10 match. Toulan Silks at exeeelins
low prices BeraZes in variety of color, Mouslin d
LANES, &c, just o. encd at
fehp HEISkEIIIL Co.'S.
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! RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELL1GENoEn.
or tAe las.24 Hours. ending la.t nig at clock.

Arrivals and Departures. of steam Honl..
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Co.. OF WHEELING. :
lRALRD nSoI eaEs OFFICE, March 10 1889
y.a9 as for the public ne H HSSS
feeesod until Ma Ma amer the first day Of Apr ny
ssis -. '"o1y the 2tst inst, at oeIos k,
p The andsrsi may be LEFT either with tn. e,.r ot
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No psrt OF the system is more liable to disease
lhan The LIVER, it serving rs fterer TO purify
10 purify the blood, or giving the proper secretion
to the bile; so that any wrong action of the Liver
affects the other important parls Of the system,
and results varously, IN Liver Complaint, Jaun.
dice. Dyspepsia, &c. We should. therefore,
watch ever symptom that might indicate wrong
action Of the Liver. These Pills being composed
Of ROOTS Il PLANTS furnished Nv nature o
heal the sick Namely, LIST, An EXPECTORANT
which augments the secretion from the pulmonary
mucus membrane or promotes the discharge of Sc
creted matter. 9nd. An ALTERNATIVE, which
changes in some inexplicabe and insenslble man
ner the certain morbid action Of the system. Sd
A TONIC, which gives tone and strength to thu
nervour system, renewing health and vigOr to al
parts of the body. 4th, A CATHARTIC, whicl
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients
and operating on the Bowels, and expelling tn.
whole mass OF corrupt and viatt matter, and puri
Tying the Blood, which destroys disease and re
stores health.