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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO MuRDER.-Sarah Smith,
colored girl, has been arrested in Chester county,
Pa, charged with attempting to murder little
daughter of A. w. Pennock, aged years. 1t ap-
pears she took the child 10 barn, and, notwith.
standing its cries and entreaties put rope around
its neck and drew it tight until she silenced it by
strangulation, hen, supposing it dead, she loosen
ed the rope and threw the child on its face in the
garden. fortunately was discovered by all Irish
servant girl soon aer but it was several hours be-
fore it could articulate word. The negro girl
was arrested. and made. confession, alleging
she intended to murder the child for slapping her
face.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

Hoo STATIsrIcs.-The number of hogs packed
at the West, embracing eight States. up 10 the Sd
OF March, is 2,O44,0O5. being increase of nearly
half million over the previous year; but this
number is reduced about one hundred thousand
by failing of in weight. The crop reduced TO
pounds, compored with last year, shows an excess
over the previous year of nearly eight millions of
pounds, or an increase of "a per cent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

The CALoRIo SHlr ERIcssox.-The New York
Journal of Commerce, has the following in relation
10 this vessel
The public not being in possession of full and
satlactory information with regard to the perfor
m noes Of the Caloric ship Ericsson, and her eX-
cellencies and defects, developed by her South
ern trip, the most exaggerated and improbable Sto-
ries have been circulated A commonly received
rumor is 10 the effect the cylinder bottoms have
burned Qua result which was predicted by some
and this is looked upon explaining the silence
and accounting for the fact of the Ericsson being
at Wil!iamsburgh. Others speak uureservedly OF
the probable failure" Ii is not best to arrive at
conclusions TOO hastily, on any subject. The in
Ventor of the new mode of propulsion has achieved
triumph, though one that has not yet been fully
demonstrated TO be complete, and the civilized
world stands in expectations, until the success or
failure OF the principles involved, shall be fully
established. As understood by us, the main diff
Guilty hitherto encountered, has arisen from the
want oil perfect connection of two sections of all
air pipe, near the bottom Of the cylinders. Though
connected by Iivets, the working of the engines
prevented such perfect union of the ports as 10
allow of the full use of the powers otherwise avail
able. 1t is said that it has been determined to
substitute single casting for the defective parts,
and that the difficulty will be obviated at once
This change is now being made. The other en-
CINE has been perfect throughout; and when both
are complete, it is believed that the Ericsson will
be III much better condition 10 prove her capabil-
ties. raIs -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

GJ'A singular crime has just come to light in the
little prncipality of Lipp. Schaumberg. a coun-
try gentleman of large property in that pnncipali
ty died, leaving one daughter and two sous. The
daughter, who was heiress 10 the greatest part of
the property, soon after disappeared, no one knew
whittier, and consequently the two brothers be-
came sole heirs of the estate. Now, after the
lapse of some fifteen or twenty years, accident
has brought to light the fact that tie daughter still
lives, and has been kept imprisoned by her two
inhuman brothers during all this time in c.lla:.
The matter has already come into the Courts. and
the monsters will get their deserts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29
sE,ieas S w A M, S sqa7s
CELEBRATED PANACEA
FOR THE CURE OF, OH ,sas
INC1PLEINT CONSU1TPT TON.

fOR THE CURE OF
LNCLPLENT CON,SUMPT ION.
scRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING
RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND SKIN,
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITIES
OF THE BLOOD, q EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
VANS paNAC E, has been for than thirty
extraordinary curesor the certificates OF which refer
Ea ane @ aPa books may
give the particulars of Ightm for general pub
scrofula, and were incurabe by Physieians
mas Ieen used IN hospitals and private practice and
most physicians and other eminent persons
W Gibson. n. p, Prof; surpery, Pa University.
valePt n Mott NJ D. Prof Of Surg n. Y. University
Chapman, n. D, P.or. Of Physie, Pa Gniversity.
T. PSrke NJ D., Pres't College Of Physicians, Phila.
!: Chapman, Member Royal College Surgeons, London
IT, w. ErVing, late Minister to Spain r
Sir Thomas Pearson, MAJOR General british Army.
G,lSeTs robertson ,S British Consul, g., &c
ssee have for many years made it
being innocent preparation it may 30 given To- Thu
most tender infant BIZ flf-7 >-e
The retail price has been reduced to l5o ner bottle,
Containing three half pnts) or three bottles 81
a BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. gsT
swaims Panaeea Is in round bottles uited lonsitudi
WI" ~ iiiSSll5 iisEz 9oEa e. tbl s'''
and having the name SWAIN stamped on the seal.
splendid for the side bottle, composed or
geSmetS lathe work comprising nine different dies,
pretor, the prolrieor by Draper, & Co. bank note en-
grayeIs OF Philadelphia the portrait Of The
late VIM. Swain, cOpywTight secured. = $50
- Isl ALSO, INVAIM'S VERMIFUGE.4- slEi
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved rem
edy for all diseases arising from debility or the digestive
organs, such as Worms Cholera Morbus Dysentery Re.
yer and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, &C. dc
see the Pamphlet (Which may be had gras) accompany.
Prepared only at SwAIM's LABRAToRY, THE OLD
STAND, Seventh Street, below Chestnut, Philadelpha:
and sold By all the respectable Druggists in the Unitoi
( CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. .aa
Persons wishing obtain the genuine STVAIM,s PAN
ACEA and SWAlMsN VERMlFUGE, should be careful
to observe that the name = p =
- SWAIN -
spelled correctly the bottles and labels or thew
be imposed by medicines made in imitation BY
person bearing somewhat similar name weH caculr
ted to deceive s'..-+ - ~ = 5I!1T. - " =
b 81 GENERAL AGENTS FoRTHE u. S.. y
Schiefelin Brothers & Co.
10i andto6, John street, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

"WE,"the stupendouS " Wei of the Gazette. is
out in column of unblushing egotism, in which
us usual, he IL ses sight of everything EXCEPT his
own immense shadow. The senior editor of the
.nellgencer is absent, and we shall not interfere
IN the castgation which he has been giving the
immense ave" for his stupid blullders, by which
he Is making the City appear ridiculous abroad
and which might seriously compromise the interests
OF Wheeling, did not intelligent people soon find
- out that he assumes what one conceds to him.
and is therefore, of no account, though he should
oher 10 buy half continent, or to sell the city for
sixpense.
As to the air Of Indifference with which the
sublime "We' affects to regard the influence of
the lntelligencer, il is most neffably funny. When
every person acquainted with the history of news.
papers III Wheeling, knows that until the Inteli-
geneer was started, there was not a paper here of
which our citizens Were not heartily ashamed that
we compelled the sublime "We,' or rather his
employers to move heaven and earth, as it were TO
improve their old dingy sheet, that we urged them
to an expense of several thousand dollars and
that there is not movement of ours that augurs
success that does not make them quake in their
bootS,-and then for the sublime "WI' 10 tell his
readels almost daily that we are objects of perfect
indifference to HIM, and Tor him to thin that they
are so verdant as TO believe him, why, It's funny.
most iueffably funny !! TO- ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

Alta celebration in Cleveland, on the nth, ofSt.
Patrick's day, one OF the principal speeches and
coasters was Mrs. II. NJ. t. Cutler. Her speeches
are published in full in the Cleveland Herald, and
very good speeches they are too Here is the con-
cusion OF one:-
have perhaps said more than ought on this
occasion, but must be pardoned for TT, spassing
yet moment longer. / must not leave you as a
flntterer. Much as your land has suffered from
foreign foe, it has suffered from the foe taken
voluntarily TO your own bosoms. The pjor have
become doubly poor by yielding 10 the ailurements
Of the fatal bowl. The degraded have become
doubly degraded by the accused cup. But
mighty conquerer was raised up, and Father Math-
ew, like your patron saint, has slam many foul
monster by the Temperance Pledge, which brings
with its benign influence, food TO the hungry,
shelter to the homeless and reasont the self made
maniac. The efforts of that good man have not
been limited by the boundaries of his native island,
buteven here have his blessed footsteps been fol-
lowed by the prayers OF those ready 10 perish.
Ireland has still one great want. You will par
don me If / name it here Had her women the same
thrift and economy that hope calls out in those who
come 10 this land, IN spite of all oppression, she
would rise to her true place among the nations
Woman there, MS elsewhere, must rise before man
can throw off his letters. In conclusion, let me
repeat, il is with no feigned pleasure that we Join
IN these festivities; it is hollow voice with which
we bid you welcome ~ our shores, and invite you
to add the peculiar elements OF your confiding,
generous natures, TO all in achieving the great
objects of humanity, the highest, the most glorious
national character through the fullest individual
development.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

DEATH OF GENERAL LAMBERT.-We are panied
10 have to announce the death of Gen. W LILLIAN
LAMBERT, the Mayor of this city. He died yester-
day. after long protracted ill-health. He was
gentleman very much beloved by all who knew
him, and enjoyed the esteem of the whole commu-
nity.-Rich. Wing. a-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29
SIP RcIAL OTTO s.


THE Board take pleasure in announcing that they have
appointed john c. Heryey and James c. Orr, Principals
the nsley 1nstitue gentlemen possessing all the ex'
,erienee qualifications requisite for the pcsition
Under their 1t is believed Academy viii
maintain high reputation, and render equal
TO its numerous patrons. mares-3td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29
Renrd OF PubIie Work..

Robert j. T. White, Esq, the present
doun win be supported candidate the Office
missioner OF Hoard OF Pubic Works, in the Northern
district the State. Mr.Yhite is gentleman high
character, ability and intelligence and having served
eai in the General Assembly is familiar with
system OF Public Works. - ~ MANY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29
PHILADELPHIA.

EfILdUELPfIA
t Curtain Warehouse,
III CfstnMt ST., Philadelphia, opposite HE STATE House
HEINZ u w. sAERORD
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERrALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, in part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Coz nices;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
DTapery laces Is MusIins; do Bands
French BrOeatels, all iths Canopy Arches Rings;
and coiors; Cords, Tasscs, Gimps,
Satin de LANES; PRINCES Iurtain Drops
DanIasks; &c.
lnrbe stock OF FRENCH Pushes, of all colors and
qualities hand. ~
TAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS o, all
coors for shading. -... -
N u. Persons ordering Curtains will give the MEASURE
OF the heighth and width % he entire OF window
mnrtT-1yd&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

SWANS TRIAL.-The trial of Swan at Hagers
town, was set down for Thursday, but as no Judge
had been obtained as late as Tuesday, the proba-
biity is that twill have to be further postponed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

uBooks of subscription are about 10 be opened
at Alexandria, Winchester. and other towns of Viz
gina, to the stock of the Alexandra, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Company. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

Mn. FrILMoRE.-The citizens of Mobile, in pub.
lie meeting assembled, have adopted resolutions
inviting Mr.. Fillmore to visit Mobile, and tender
ing to him the hospitality of the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

n elaborsrs OF the seyeral foundries and ma.
chine shops of Cincinnati haye deuanded one dol
lar per day for their services.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

UThOmas Richie. Esq, the editor, publicly
contradicts report that he is an applicant for
Office under General Pierce. He adds, that he
would not accept an Office, if it were rendered
him. .s.Ils ~ .tl.aa.L. 4. .F-.-It-f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

10 THERE'S No USE n. IN y TAb5 .. g.sss
U,Hg people have found It out pa y. Trtiti.
fther have now got sons si p cb.ll, Pc ~
De LANES, ChaIli Barssess 1Tah e.slis Tlty"'
and other DTess Goods, ~ ~ ~, rod skc.et;;T D
conn soon you visa 10 ss' ~. D. NOT
marie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

Tricks UPoN TRAvELERs.-Another of thesa
swindling operations on California adventures, so
common of late, was brought to light yesterday
It appears from the affdavits furnished, that one
George E. Hamilton has been selling large quanti-
ties OF fraudulent passage tickets, purporting TO be
promising to that his patrons should not be i'm
posed upon" Tickets 10 The value, las sold by
Hamilton) of $4,000 have been taken to the Jefrer-
son Market Police. Court, and the principle COM
plainant in the case. Mr.. Clark, has been cheated
out OF Ss5. The tickets ssdd by him specified that
the Uncle San,wonld sail yesterday, but she does
not, and further, Mr.. Mills, the agent, de clares
that u Hamilton was not authorized by him to sell
him. The Investigation OF the case will be com
menced by Justice McGrath5this afternoon. War
rants had been issued for Hamilton and Mills, but
the former could not be found.-N. Y Post. ,s5 =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

DIaonas Carroll. = Steamboat pilot. was sus,
Pended' uHder the new law. by the Board of In
ectors, for intemperance and neglect of duty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29
FLOUR AND eaNBs,;
Commission Rn.aasAl

fNHE undersigned, late OF The
- NIX, OF Winchester, ViTgini.' ~ W0OiI
y TO extend to his friends his bs.ti,t ,SSta u
liberal patronage stree resident ~ e y ta.i,
teaSe 10 INFORM them that he has t,T.. = q!
Sooth howard street, lately oecHni., hueas.s
Bell, and formerly by the late ~. : X.
with warehouse No. q South Her, sSIlS
ample room to do any Teasona BE sroo.las sts
efat CoHniISsto!I BHSiHess. The loe,sioEi 3 rs
! .ne ssts ., an MnSs OF country Produs.
lAiy soiSits your patronage. e4k
he VIII also give strict attention =, p
the wants OF the Agricultural ana t alo y Ia
are such that he feels raTfanteS T.. tsaI1s .
conAignments or orders with ,yb;.t tssIlil, d
will be promptly and faithfully atts SS :
MICHAEL MN,
Baltimore, March I, 1883. ''E'aH'Erli
BALTIMORE enee''
Messrs. Pollard, Byrd & Co;
~ -eatt D. Stuart q Soh
les Cbas- A. GXmbriIl; sH
WING HEsTER. "'A . 70.
.Tia5 Henry n. Brent, CASHIER en-,
Joseph Il sherrard, Cali. q,
AeSsrS. Baker q Brown:
,y,a., ~. chas. L. WOOD eco.
Messrs. AMMAN, Mcguire q Coz
b ~ Logan, Carr g Co;
0. w. Heiskell,
Jno- r. Morrow.
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: ~ NCH coo Rs6Is
FREDK. FICKE1 q eO

= t25U BALTIAORL OF" ! r,tdT
Importers of English, German ts0 i'',
-. Goods, ,,,iil
HAvR now in store their Spring 'si "a "
/ Monnaies, Viofins, Percussion 70 = ~
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rose I.;SS CSssESSs,
brushes, Combs OF every desenp1ITe o,S Bail
tons, Perlumery, Fancy Soaps "U' r
ETC., etc. ...,,srt q We II
In the Hosiery lire full assorI TsE..i ~ 81
and mixed cotton hose, LsSe, hi. IAisl. = =
hose Of every description, Cotton, 5h Tata..
Finley a StewaIt's Patent Thread, U5;s ID
six Iaees, Silk and Pocket hana sls' i. =
DsaIers win find our stock tho I NOS IA d, 1S
city, and our prices as lowas any DOS'
mar24dwtC H't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

RaI,imoTe piano Forte Mans y .,san y ?,
!. WISE & BROTHER, nt,nni.ttItlS h 81
Grand and Square Pianos. reqas, ". II 80
lion OF female performers, 10 ao b D, y y
prnyement in the TOUCH OF the pisl 1,,al,lsl =
Tie KEYS Of The same piano can ssSi;;dssrsE5
soFr ToucH, so as to suit the eng: - rtros.
fingers, 1t being web know known ~ ii vsn,' 4
Sgs 81. i ,S of sfs h Es Es sys't
eI I site movement now otherwise he nAfgTS O.:
instrument win remain uuknnMHni ue.Bs StS
avail themselves Of the best PosssiGynr PARASITES
piano, should not fail to give ~ NV bs BAD No.
See business circulars. whlCh n ,,s
age, by addressing mlnu'aGt WISE Q bHS,,sJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

/. G5-Itis! said that the Siamese twins have been
engaged BY some Northern Spectator, at a salary
OF $4,000 year, to give exhibitions.
IFMadame sontag will appear in opera in Phil
aaeiphia on Monday next, and tbs said will visit
Baltimore before going to Boston, = II
IufAsonE of Mr.. ]. h. Costin, Centre Ville: Md.
aged six years, had his thigh bone broken last sat
urday by being thrown by a dog.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

Death of the Mayor OF Riehraoad.
Gen. William Lambert Mayor of the city of
Richmond. diedOn Monday last. 3 81 .zss.
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Merchant Ta f1ih
nnn 1 dllnrn

<ZU baltimore Str,,t
INVITE the attention oftbe ri,I!L,
= extensive assortment OF cloths 80! e!.WlssS,
ings. selected With great care, ircS y ss y
n, ~. 500, R a MADE CLOTHING
soTtment OF elegantly fuishrs e,s.s thsI ks,,
hand and cut in the most iss HON NJ ht
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

,zR vBs7.2ss srests for crime and misdemeanolE
- ~ committed ia New York turpg '62. l4,726 were
for iHt0Fieatisp and disorderly Conduct consequent
upon intOxication.
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DEM. OhAWfOh
Supervising Inspector Seventh Dis. nit.

BENEvoLENcE.-The late John B. Graham of
Brooklyn. by his will. donated to the American
Female Benevolent Society the sum of $4,000; TO
the Brooklyn Sunday School Union, $1,000; and
: to the Brooklyn City Tract Society. 5000; be-
l. sides requests TO the respective members of his
family.
Mr. S. F. Randolph, of New York city native
OF New jersey, has given $4,000; with the offer of
$500 more If it is necessary, toward building
museum and reading rooms in connection with the
State Lunatic Asylum of New jersey, for the bene-
nj OF its inmates.
A gentleman of Detroit has made an offer to
give asum for the endowment of the Detroit Pro-
Z tessant orphae Asylum, equal TO whatever may be
contributed by all the other citizens of that place
- together.
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-CIeanIl OleanII

C1ean! Clean!!s
owners and property in the city are
hereby notified to cleanse their Sidewalks
ABBY ordinance required. "a 9 j. AMICK, sT''
marif Street tom.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29
Virginia Financesh

The committee of finance of our Legislature
ave,made the following statement Of the debts
Z aud liabiltieso of the4State on the LIST inst
Bonds held blythe public, SIS, SIS 81
Bonds held by the Board of Public "a
Works and Literary Fund, 1922 5fs 81
Old valid subscriptions, I144, 1853 46I
Authorized by fomer laws, 6s4,460 90
Guaranteed Bonds, 3,9,4,ST4 90
temporary loans, 329, 400 90
1923, 1854, Os7 68l
March, 49, . nm IN
Direct appropriations to internal i'm
provements companies up to same
- day, 'sse.--.,.-- 1911 1893, 600 OOl
Direct appropriations to internal i'm
ptovernents, I'll Il n $4,000 90
Authorized subscriptions, 1,703, 100000
Total debt and liabilities to LIST of
March, '53, Ftysts S2s, sos, o37 6s
From the LIST of March to the 10th,
Inclusive, additional appropria-
lions were made equal to 2,O67, 600 OOi
From the LIST of March to the 10th,
inclusive, additional appropria-
lions were made equal to zoos. $40 90
Total to 10th March $50, Ss2, 75s, III 6s
This sum may be increased bya
million.
TABLE OF RESOURCES.
Bank stock, SIl43. $50 DOL
Stock in other joint stock compa-
MES; 7432O7 sol
Stock in Old James River Comply 254, 500 90
Bonds of joint stock companies, 1872, sIS 90
Bonds of ames River and Kanaw- ,n
ha Company, 1883, 145 SO
Applicable to public debt, s4,sls,5l1 10
In addition 10 this sum of resources, the Com
munwealth has inves' ed in works of internal i'm
ptovement not yet complete the sum of $3.50, 159
As, for which profits may be expected when the
works are completed; but any estimate now of the
profits would be mere conjectural.
Investments have been made in other works
equal TO Sl,409,9s6 81, but as they have yielded
no dividend heretofore, thouSh in a state of COM
Pletion, no profit is expected from them through
the future.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-29

ToHe rioters Of the third Dstric, IN VirgtnG, for elect.
ing Commissioner Of The Hoard of Public Tporks.
Genhemen,-Snce declining agnin Congr ess,
have unexpectedly received solicitations from various
parts OF the third District to become candidate the
Board OF Public Works II you think can be OF service
to new position, at liberty command
whatever OF ability may TO PROMOTE in
neotion, the best Interests of my Ii We State.
Most Respectfully, Iasl 81
... J. NJ. H. BEALE.
Roa.s Of Rspressntatirss, Feb II. 1853. -
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PERFECT JET BLACK, =.
fnhi - - - WITHOUT -
Staining the Skin. Us
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For sale byKELLS CALD.
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by wM, r. MCKEE
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z TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1858.
Ther= ars many Of the strIctly public works OF

Their many of the strictly public works of
' t. is City that had ;heir conception and matur
I on with the editor of the Gazette, and it has be
eevident policy of those who appear to be the
peculiar friends of the Int ligereer to break them
do, cripple destroy til, m ~ their selfish
D. measures and maneuvers-Tmss & Gazette.
ST.. All you nswunts bridges, railroads and steam
- LUas built walk iorwardI No use in advertising
TO- proposals.: The upendous 1--WE" il fully
prepared to Ito all such jobs cheap. logged chea Il
Didn't eve" build the suspension bridge and vex
that poor gentlemen, Mr. E let, nearly to death le-
cause he couldn't get the glory of IL Didn't awe"
eu ID the Baltimore and Ohio abroad (which
1--WE" commenced before "We'' came to Whee
lingO Didn't We" meet lin the sublime aspira-
tions of the spirit, though our frail body was far
ava } with some of the old itizens of Wheeling
twenty yeas ago, and probe the M'Lure House?
: To be sure WEI did.
And have the citizens of w ceiling not well nigh
ruined themselves. by refusing to elect owe,
Mayor, aud lectine VIII" has not PARTICLE of
interest in these works. and are they not abont
to breaS down. "cnprle or destroy them by their
own selfish measure 90 Tobe sure they are. OF
my bleeding country, would .'We'' had died for
thee!