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Certjfeate Of Capt. St. Clair THOmassOn
Of tie steamer jNagnolta.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the
passenger steamer Magnolia" under my COM
mand, with the Bridgewater Paint, | cheerfulfy
recommend it for its impervious qualities, and
have no hesitation in pronouneing il superior, i'll
NY Judgment to any mineral paint before the
public and believe ii to be a certain protection
against the effects of sparks and cipders. has
also proved entirely waterproof on my decks
after three months use. ST.. c. THosIAssoN.
New Orleans, Dec. 2. 1851
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PROFESSIONAL.


Trucker Il MCGILL, attorneys and
l. Counsel2ors at lar, will practice their pro-
lession in the several Parishes Of the Fourteenth
Judicial District.
I Office on the I'd floor Of Odd-Fellows'
Hall in Franklin. So
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JOHN A. TROUSDALE,
DENTAL SURG EOM,
PATTERSONVILLE, La.

60 Returns thanks for the patron
iyfysEtzsssSssA age heretofore bestowed upon him
IINDan and takes pleasure in informing
the ladies' and gentlemen of St. Mary, and the
public IN general, that he has now located him
SELF permanently in Pattersonville, for the pur-
pose of pursuing his profession as a Dentist, in
all the branches pertaining to the art, such as
plugging, extracting, inserting Teeth on Pivots,
and from one to an entire set on plate.
All operations performed in durable and ski
full manner. Families visited when desired.
NB-Cloeks and Jewelry repaired, and Jew
elry made to order.
Pattersonville, April 10, 1852.
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A MISTAKE ALL ROUND The Bizarre
tells the following good story:
A person who wore suit of home
spun clothes stepped into house in
this city. on some business, where Sc
yeral ladies and gentlemen were assem-
bled in an inner room. One of tie
company remarked, in a low tone,
though sufficiently loud to be overheard
by the stranger, that countryman was
iu waiting, and agreed to make some
fun. The following table talk ensued :
q You are from the country, | sup
pose"
= I" Yes, Pm from the country"
ea" Well, sir, what do you think of the
citya ragaai a
= ' It's got a darned sighto' houses in
it.o -f
II expect there are a great many
ladies where you came from"
"Wall, yes. a powerful sight, jest for
all the world like them there" point
ing 10 the ladies. essssF- -Is st
And you are quite beau among
them. no doubt z" s.... ...-.
'sWall, l escort them 10 meeting, and
aboGt ''-=--s e'
ai." Maybe the gentleman will have a
glass of wine," said one of the company.
..Wall, don't care if do.n s All
/" But you must drink a toast"
/ eats toast what Aunt Debby makes.
but as TO drinkin'.it, | never seed the
like.n 1922 -
p Oh. you must drink their health"
-.s g WI all my heart" syuii.
" Ladies and gentlemen, permit me
to wish you health and happiness, with
every other blessing this world can af-
ford, and advise you to bear in mind
that we are often deceived in appear
-ances. You smistook, me by my dress
for country BOBBY; |, from the same
cause thought these men to be gentle
men; the deception is mutual wish
you good morning"
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Lime and T,umIber.
Carts, Wagons, WheeI-BarroWs, &c.

- The undersigned tAgent for Bus
by & Little, OF Wheeling, Fa)
: g will receive. soon as navigation
is practicable, an assortment OF plantation Carts
W agens. Wheel Barroxs, and ether articles "i
theiF manalacture. Orders a7e respectfully 80
Iicited, and will be promptly attended TO-
jOHN BARNARD
Jeanncrctts, 81 *. %, 1882.
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Underrrffeys' Certificate.

The undersigned underwriters, having conf
dence in the Bridgewater Paint, for the covering
of single roofs and frame buildings, Will at all
times give those fire risks preference where
the Bridgewater paint is used.
l.. MATTHEW'S, Ag't Sun Mutual ms. Co.
THos..A. ADAMS, Pres. Crescent Mutl',
Epw. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual $
A. Brother. Pres. Home Mut'l Ins. IS
JOHN PEMBERroN, Pres. Merchant sc
]. NJ. LAPREYRE, Pres. n. o.. Ins. /"
CHAs. BRIGes. Ag't L pool & London '
SAM'L F. ASHTON, Ag't Del Mutual %
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their usual effect. She is now happy
wife and mother
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The attention of the public is. particularly d.
rectedto the following Recommendations Of some
of our most prominent and extensive commerciul
firms The interest of the cotton and sugar fac
tor is so clearly identified with that of the
planter, that it would be superilueps to more
than point to the annexed COMMUNICATION:
We, the undersigned Cotton Factors and Com
mission Merchants, do elleerfully recommend
the Brdgewater Paint for the purposes set forth
in the Agents Circular; and believe we are
serving the interests of Planters by calling their
attention to its peculiar enduring and protective
qualities, ..,.,s.-aI. ff.,,.
WRIGuT, WILLIAMS 81 Co
aa5 PAYNE & HARRISON. sE ks1Iaa
WATT s. DEsAULLEs.- .aftz.,
Gro. M. P1NcKARD & Co.
HILL, MCLEAN u Co. a.r
WARD Il Jonas.
BUCHANAN, CARROLL Is Co.
rss NJ. GREENWOOD Il Co.. t5rtlyy
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MINERAL PAINT.
BridgeWater Paint Company.

! HAVE been appointed Agent for the county
of AttakaPas, for the sale Of the above Paint.
1t can be had of me in any quantities, either dry
or in oil, at PattersonvllIe of William 2. Allen,
Franklin; or of John Devalcourt, New Iberia.
C. b. G.. WHELDEN.
Pattersonville, Sept. 10, 1852.
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Breach of Promase.-The breach of
promise case at Albany, New York. of
Susan M. Learned against Alfred Wat
kins, which has excited some interest.
closed with a verdict of So, 500 for the
plaintiff The defendant was shown to
be worth 100000, and to be avery de-
sirable match for the young lady, ex-
cept in years; he was filty-six and the
young lady twetity-one. Her marriage
garment had been procured, made, aud
all fitting preparations to the wedding
tour3to Europe-the marriage month
agreed upon in September, 1850. He
was married to another young lady
about the first of May, 1851. Plaiptiff
proved that she was deeply affected,
theugh the doctor had never called on
her after the 18th of January. 1851
that she was sad, sohbed and cried, lost
her appetite and from thirty to forty
pounds of flesh during the year follow
ing the marriage of the doctor with her
successful rival. The defendant was
the family physician of the Learned's,
and contended that his visits 10 the
plaintiff were purely professional, but
her father said the. doctors conduct
warranted the belief that they were
engaged to be married. The doctor
also contended that before and since
then the plaintiff was the every pic
ture of health" but it was no go.
Mr.. Fill,nore.-The following we'll
merited compliment is paid to the
present Executive by "K," the demo-
cratic correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun: cay ts sG ett-
Mr.. Fillmore will retire to private
life with the respect and good wishes
Of the country. He has, as an Execu-
tive officer, done his duty at a period
when. but for his energy and fidelity to
the Constitution, the harmony which
now prevails between different sections
of the Union might have been seriously
He restored peace and
quiet and thereby laid the Foundation
for a further advancement in all com
mercial, manufacturing, and agricuI-
tural pursuits One may seriously diff
fer from MF. Fillmore in regard to some |
measures of internal or external policy:
but common sense and candor compels |
one to admit that his Administration |
has been eminently prosperous, and |
many of his measures signalized by |
great moderation and wisdom. 'Tis
lot for mortals to command success
Ell Us determine to deserve il. |
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T1RESH HUNGARIAN LEECHES, of
L the first quality, just arrived and for sale at
the usua! price at the Apotheearies Hall.
q RARE
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Lime

1OOl BARRELS, frst,rate article, are
1OUO expected to arrive in a few days,
per schooner Niagara, from Rockiand Me-. and
will be sold from the towns of Franklin, Centre
vile and Pattersonville, by E.BEERS.
Pattersonville, Oct. 30 1Sj2-tf.
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By the National Line.
rkLEGRAPHkDFoRTnE Observation-Disclosures
PInApEILrHIIA, June 2.

l.lIIlLlaI 1900 ltIHAUELLPHIA,I JUNE e
In the Old School Presbyterian Assembly, in
the afternoon session of Wednesday, the report OF
the committee on Educationwas submitted, re-
commencing the last THURSDAY in February, as a
season for prayer for the advancement aud educa-
ton of youths for the ministry. s5 a
TIE report of the committee ON Domestic mis-
sions was debated until the hour of adjournment
letter from DR.. Broadman was read thanking
the Assembly for the honor conferred by electing
him Professor in Princeton College.
On this morning the debate on Domestic Mis-
sions was continued until the adjournment.-.
Without any final action tie debate was suspended
to enable DR.. Reyel ofthe Waldensian Synod to
make a brief address. He returned thanks for the
kindness and sympathy he had received. The
Moderator replied in a feeling address.
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lnFROvEMESTs.-There is general war of ex-
termination against old, unsightly buildings going
Oninthe city. Among the retreating number. we
notice that the old Market House in East Wheel
ing is fast disappearing, making way for improve
nens which will shortly be introduced in its place.
The opening of the side walk on the East side Of
MAN street. from Monroe to Union, which isnow
s'lAgon vigorously, is also causing number Of
old buildings to be removed OF torn down. Else
where in the city the old buildings hich are be-
lngtOm down and the fine new ones which are ii
Nnsin their places. are too numerous to mention.
The principal business streets will soon present
only respectable brick buildings.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-03

HEIl7a-our city was. perhaps, never in the
sngnent of better health than at present. So
The Doctors and Apothecaries tell US, and the re-
pot Of the Board of Health for the past month,
which we publish to-day, exhibits only 26 inter-
nsns two of which were infants found dead, and
several were persons who died elewhere and were
thought here for interment. The actual number
Ofdeahs within the city for the past month is only
10. For this season of the year, this is most
gratifying good state of health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-03

oDD FELLow's DEmoxsrnAr1oN.-t will be
seen by notice in another column, that the mem
bers of MOUND Cry LODGE. No. IL. o. o. F.,
are TO have Bible presented to them by the ladies
Of MOundsville. and that an Grafton will be deliy-
cred by the Rev. DR.. McCABE, on the 18th instant.
This new and flourshing Lodge will doubtless pre-
sent an interesting demonstration, and render the
occasion source of great pleasure to visiting
brethren. i, 80
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MoNTEvIDEo.

SALEM, Mass, June 2.
Advices from Montevideo, April 9Th, says great
discomfort prevails there, placards posted on
the walls bearing the words, "Death to the pres
entgovernment." "Liye the Colorados,s Adyices
from Buenos Ayers state that such had been the
the English, French and German Houses, would
sell outstanding claims for the present at dis
count. 1t was thought the city would soon sur
render. 3 =. l.say t75fo5is u o. Il
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HUH PAGES FOR ToBAcco.-At Lynchburg, Va,
last week, one hogshead of tobacco sold at s25
n5 100 lbs, one SIT, one at Is, and others at
mice, ranging from SIP to s1s so per 100 lbs
The finer qualities of manufacturing leaf sold as
bgs as 1873. ,4.s -zs4-sa. Il
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.
Lewis, Independent democrat, is elected to Con,
gress from the Parkersburgh District. This gives
the Democrats the entire delegation.
The House of Delegates, so far as heard from,
stands 81 Democrats to SO Wings. Senate, Demo-
Gratis ID. Wings 9. K '.9a7
;, The Wings gain / in the Senate and in the
House of Delegates. = e l-alsli7
The Democrats have reduced majority in both
branches of the Legislature.
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rrp,ssrsora Tram due on Wednesday, ar
.a,,e1day at about one O'Clock, P. NJ. The
n's1s was caused by slight collision between
'sI ~. and stock train beyond Cumberland,
ns5 I.r,ee to the locomotives was the only in
:.,r sustained. ~
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FrYls THE Wharf.-The Guernsy Times says
for some days past we have hearl very unfavora-
bic reports of the wheat crops, in consequence OF
tie ravaEes of the fly. There is no doubt the
coming crop will be a short one, but we hope the
product will be larger than many of our farmers
now predict.
Papers in the east and west report great injury
tot crops by the fly.
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! Mamnnoth Fat store.

e.t4e AND I4s NAN sTREEr, SwHREEINei,yA
AVERY, having enlarged his store in order to suit
"a the demand has hand and is Receiving from the
and one 9TH stosks
consisting Of every variety and style now In an
which will be sold at the lowest price, whclesaie
and retail. y = -
Persons wanting Hats or Gaps win please can and
anime the stock fcf Themselves, shall always be
pleased to show our Goods, and bestendeavoTH
suit our customers, isp2fs rs s. 81 AVERY
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.,ou,.-we are glad to Perceive that our
"a Toas T. RUSSELL, ESQ.,, the new editor of
I,isI .,s. is gradually improving that paper as he
u. ,ts chang of things.'' Its columns now daily
g. -. i; Teleeraphic dispatches, similar TO our
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s,,out NAIL AGENr.--It is stated that ]. A.
r,,f,hof Marion county. Va, has been appointed
, .Dsei.l mail agent for that State and North Car
.lS, vice Col. ]. a. Mcguire, of Baltimore, re-
,,ovsd
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,,.oxry. on Market Square. works every de-
Al' ~ willow baskets, children's wagons,
'snpl'I &C., and ally other article which can be
eh'ns r. rillow. See his advertisement.
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Arrivals Ar THE HoTELs,
gr no "a o'oLoek LAST EvEs1se.
Ar THE sPRIGG HOUSE,

Tn Eddy, Brookyille, la
LA Thomas, Frankfort,
;, Mrs birmingham, l.aris,
] Gobbantz, 4 lady, %, I, Il,
Miss Cobbantz, do
IoJ II Weaver; Miss,
l,P F Burley,, Va, ot
r BDuncan. lady& SEPT
Re Wilder & lady, Lou Z /,
, Miss Putnam. Nashville,
G w Anderson, LOUSY
SWilson, Phil'a,
NJ Marshall, Hannibal,
NJ Grant & lady Gin, IL,
9, Mrs West, PiPai
VT JFoos & lady, Ind,
G, NJ 6ileston, N Y, ia
] AAunderford, N Hay'n
G K Siddal, Madison,
Miss Suddale, do
5, Mrs Elmes, do
40 Pratt, Gu, SO
M N Ayres, Maysville,
r M Carter & lady, BALI, /.
] S Jones, do
w P Pigman, Va,
Mrs Yallean, KY, ia H.
Mrs Sprigman, do -
/, Mrs Reeder, do ea
G w Smith, STD White,
J A Davis, Pitts,
CT Heoder, Nashville,
J S Selby, Va, s.e
VIM E Howell, Va,
g D Hope, Gin,
/, J Brown, BE- RR,
r II Handy, Gin, ,s
H Alexander, o,
] Morgan& lady Harris'n
MISS Il Alexander, Va,
A Rusk, o. f-ss-
T G Crosby, Miss,
w II Friday, Ark, -
YMER HOUSE. D.
RW Aichen, o,
Mrs Person & children
Indiana, -
{, ] Morgan, do
G Sawtell, Short Creek,
F G Merrill & lady, S G,
I, G Miller, Va, ds
Mrs Stanley, o, a..
b KEENAN, & lady, Pa,
w CScott, o, -
, Mrs NJ Miller, do.
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,.,r,oys, &c.-See the advertisement
NV f', BsorurR. They have received Mo-
Of Whp ",a,cb History. together with fine as
shsIns Us r. stationery and Wall Paper.
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SAFETY OF The PASSENGERS OF THE
WILLIAM AND MARY

.sIF4ts PHILADELPHIA, June Q.
:. The Charleston papers confirm the statement of
the rescue of the passengers of the ship William
and Mary. One hundred and seventy five were
taken from the wreck by the schooner Oracle,
Capt. Sands. They were at Nassau in avery desti.
tute condition. ~ p
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We are gratifed to Learn from our
fisnds u len injured by the late frosts, as was
..Ou,ehendsd. -.--.--- -. y
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:. ~ RoBEar BARLOW, known exten-
Tia DkA, ,ang time in this region, was caused
a1ey 'o' o. inflicted "a an ARRAY which occurred
by T0u ar. ago, near Ritchietown.
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W MDun & son, Ind,
Mrs Tllton, do 8.
RS Colleuy, Jefferson'e
] B Morton, Lexington,
T # Costleman, do
Miss ME- Caytleman, d.
OBJ Sappington, Maids n
g P Mellen, do
DR. w P Williams, Miss
S Logan. st Mary's, Va,
VIM Sharon, Va, 81 !
B F Hopkins & lady
up Whipple, Boston,
CF Nealy, Va, IA 5ssl
G o Wells, Parkersburg
w Tallmade, Fon'c City
D Mcdonald, Wellsville
NJ M oauson' Fists'
~ \, 11 lm 40
VIM w Campbell, Pitts
FL Moss, Beaver, s
B H Halter, Wellsburg,
N TTY.t1. -.
; Williams. MISS,
n n, y , Drake Elcksourg,
w : bourds, N y;
town, n Albany
II Il browning q iam,
; = Nd browning Madison
= browning 40
L L a Armlste az, U 5 a
" nalliand' y.
a q harper q lady, S: Loals
: n rtlce: W 1a ASH CitS
: ANDREWS, n y
M n 8 sInrpin, w ash CITY,
" ~ S,i x iaoy
M[s Sialkson,
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p,ckrrs.-The Crystal Palace has
PIrrssp aus laid up on account of low water
dawn Oh aHI nd pittsburgh. The other boats Of
between .,i1 soon have to do likewise.
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NEW YORK MARKET

- June2.
Green Teas advanced 20 per cent, Black TO-
Flour-state brand s4,40a5o; Ohio 81, 75as1, dull:
Southern S4.75a5.o 90, heavy. Western Wheat
1l7;5 Genesee 100, quiet. Corn mixed g. yellow
65. Ohio Whisky 224, firmer. Mess Pork 49,
62a75; prime s13a13,i2. 4 Beef hams s14. 10
Shoulder 81. hams 81. Lart in bbls. 81, kegs IL.
Butter Halo. Tallow s3a9 Cotton steady.
Codee-Rio 81, steady. Sugar-Orleans 43a6.
Orleans Molasses %. n =
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

Mis- latest discover! is the yvondef OF the aR. The
y picture assumes all he roundness sodfty OF liie
u also appears esZc, and every poit fesenbiea Tie
living being Nature is perfectly Knocked even to sn i
aayiduai hair Taken at WHITEHURSTs over oa
oes Jeyetry store Baltimore street. the city or alti
more; aso In his Washington Gallery and viii soon be
IN all Of his galleries, which may be found IN
all the principal cities in the Union = % ~
WaTEHuRsr has the honor announce that he has
tast received eter from the President of The United
otaes lnor ming him of the Medal
and copy ofthe Juries reports the World Fair Lon
1oi. ,--..'. 80 so -i-t -+-. p 1869 mar30-tf
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OWN lcLABAuaH. 7,T--,---
FOUNTAIN HOIT,TE41T:EeP IAHAuep

undersigned avng purchased the lease and ea.ets
oflhat Old established house. the PousrAIN Horrt
street baltimore, and having repaired and
Yelling public an establishment to nole in coma
The Ladies'. Ordinary End the suites OF attached
VIII be found TO afford the comforts OF home 10 fsmies
all its patrons. =. - - $3.50 4t teP"se 10
i Is most central situation for tie man Of business
being In the centre OF business affords as conyeriSni
any other hotel in the city, s'-'s sS as
1t will be the desire and neasure5 of ~ .
promote the comfort of the guests of the house I'D
zt1Ptt--44y 81 -z-I. CLABAuGH& BROTHER
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eThOusands who daily throng our railroads and pub
Nc .noFOuhfares feel the need of remedy for coughs,
Se and such remedy as is convenient to earryin
. scents box,IOr sae by KELLs & CALDWELL
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- = TO TEE MILLIONS iaa-5t ~ s4t
From toothless babes of nameless weeks.
Toprattling jokers in the streets; -, 81 -,
From girls and boys that read at school,
TO office clerks upon their stools;
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen s.
To the Caudle explosions all hone yroon dreams.
Erom mid way years of man and his wife, F;.t
10 advancing days and reclining life; KEN Z
FROM the specialized few, who with gaze
AT me wondrous things OF these modern days.
is heard this general exclamation, VI ~ &.
: HAVE YOU usED LYoR's x ArHAIRoH2h tt5A
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing, VI {
That starts the roots OF hair long dead. ias y
Andcovers up the once bald head
w hle the truant locks, so harsh and stin, 49,
t1hat used TO yex the pretty mss-5s5Ss ~
NOW around her shoulders twiTl 4.f - e I
In such inch, luxnrant curls,
The sight or touch you know not which ls4s,
SeSs men SHINING end their heads bewiteh,d
ne Dandrnn--vexed stnf-that once did fall l{R
yer pro ad cloth coats, and collars soil. ~ a. =
You number with the things that were.
ny using hathafron on the hair,il a tf&at
,thNSMsNssl nan haANs OF aMSeS said, - ~
Arc tacts about the NtTrouS Hea3 n "a - -; = L fti
That sometimes racks and aches win min 49,
Nnd dSetoIs pills are taken inSain.
NoWIhGs AathAAtnn, such
!nten minutes. No gosspping. IIfn sure, 81
Ahd Lor PImples, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Tctter
No al such diseases. nothing Is better.
tfONsSk4THAlRONs sd Justly celeh al to,.
~ Ing Restoring and Reauifyint the Hair Il
and Principal merchant throuehout the
WsS9t,i1, IN iiafge nottes, for 20 cents : a -
soid 10 the trade at liberal MR., oz.
natsstened. Address letters to = = - e
-'-e-sT-= d. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
r-R-For sal. t, I, l5l broadway, New York.
Wheeling Alaoaola Pattarsnn q CO. ~
q Co, and Wheat q Chaplin = RIG e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-03

sTocEroNs TR1.wEEKLY ExpREss.
Prom 1,., RATES OF FREIGHT. Hf
From Wheeling to caysSiiie@ cents per 100 lbs.
PIor IN, Heavy Goods 20 cents Per 100 lbs
EHl wheeling TO West Alexander :, - - -, +,
rF-p,.. Heavy Goods 10 cents per 100 lbs. I
ehaIras Sses weighing less than 100 pounds will be
Epsss;.I = cen Is, 10 any point on the road. 81
eS Al contracts Tor carrying freight can be made by
HbstSsSS stockton, Russell C Co.'s, Monroe Street
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"A Of who nre DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
ully nv and and friends, can do So most eec-
reolyps Rns without delay Tarbe & Co.'S Daguer-
Centre WhS Al the corner OF Main and Bidde Streets
tues bi.L and procure for each those lelike Pic
beauty sI be obtained with the same degree OF
eAeea .ss elsewhere in the city. =
r. TARBRLLSsco., Daguerfeotypists
hu2l Corner OF Main and BiddIe streets,
------ Centre WheelinV.