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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

TmE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE,--The entire force
Of Great Britain, France and America on the Afri-
can COASTS forty vessels, and according 10 Captain
Denmnn, through their presence in that quarer,
the slave trade, which averaged over one hundted
thousand yearly from 1888 TO 1910, was reduced
from 1910 10 1850 so that 1t averaged only fy.ive
thousand yearly, OF about one half. The number
Of saves captured from 1910 TO 1913 was SOL, of
which 500 were condemned. The number Of slaves
capture was 1884, 1t is estimated that the slave
cruisers cost from 1908 to 1914, GSO,2i0.OCO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
arTho following, ftom The New York Miro

0The following, from the New York Mirror
shows the manner IN which the public health Is
sacrificed in the great cities:
"PuRR MILK.-lf any oil our readers would like
10 know how 'pure milk is made, lei them go ear.
ly Of q morning 10 Sixteenth Street, near Tenth ay.
enue, Ulere Is Q brewery OF GStlilery near,) and
they viii see from thirty 10 fifty milkmen, whose
| 6ne wagons labelled 'OIange County MIX, !
iiWestchesIer County Milk Duchess County
and other choice BRANDS, regularly as The morning
comes, taxing the street pump for water 10 hall
fill their cans. After the water is put IN yell
low pumpkin is sllted into the cant and tie whole
shaken UP until ii becomes pure milk, Of 'ict
creamy color reliable friend, who has wit
III ssed the operation, says that the milkmen made
no disguise oftheir manufacturing practices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
The Tall aen.lomaa,s Apology.


~. Y, ,.,.r .,vors .,stn.lIov. IA ia.
For thou art only I'VE feet by and am slx ies three
'"'H iow' ueN'' Nv" ''S
There's many one can 10 knot VINO cannot "hH"
peS'ue e. 'S STu "'u'' 'O''' -
For never could we make HatF"' 'l'houSa we made
MsrraSs. know, makes ono twoi but here's lie hor
u, M SN5s that II YOU arc one that at least am
four.
,Ts trpo Tho orasts have said, that Love has got
eyes,
nut why should all my sgGs be heaVed for ono who haH
no eIEel ,,,,,..vs 20, In ,hO
Anu on our weuo'"s "'' ~ '"'' ~
FOR Won neyer saw stecpe, dear, III tho inside oil
church
Lo admit ,ve,r class because my sVhi's not goOl
hut were always quiEEns YOU 1t might DO counted
rudet ian, no al m. so,,s I hons n
Az o s, nosE oo IN TO mo through tel
80 eSeone. go. F
. ,..,, INV ,.ntle one, ask no parting klss
must moi STeaE my back TO gain so exquisite blSRi
Nor Will weep Lest should hurt 50 delicate hhwerS
The teGrsthat laI IRON sue" "''S"' "ou'U w
s"o"V"
Farewell and pray dont 'n'o" yo"'S''' "''"
Por ,hSt ,yo,I IN sore disgrace 10 the Six Feet Club
sut ii yuu ever love again, love OIL smaller plan.
For why extend TO six feet iree me lilo nut span
:, 49, =. r,,,,e r,,
PAID fiRE DEPARThESr op CiNo'NNATl-i ne
Chief Engineer Of The Fire Department OF Cincin-
natl, where the fun system is in operation, bears
49, ,.,;.,onu q, III, ,.csnt annual ye..
'"0 'o"""''s
port 10 the gooa eilecIs OF the lie" SyS'eh' oNe'e
old volunteer system. IN the sunpreSSonof riots
ord o,b, exsros.s The restraint Of youth,
~ ~ L.a,,;., ~, h.,t,
anu lOe 'Pcu'ca"o'' VI /" nea''"''' ""N O''|' wv
ing among iremen general"
"Undsr The present control the Engine Houses
are no longer nurseries where The yIulh Of The city
ATE trained up In vice, yugnuty ami debaucheTy,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

NARROW ESCAPE OF Nh. ELLorT. Our towns.
man Mr.. Elliott, we have informed our fealers,
mnde an ascenslO on from Richmond. w., OH Thurs
day last. In attempting 10 descend, his balloon
gol caught in The top of an immense tree, at the
height Of one hundred feet, in thick forest. For
tunately, some negro women passed near The tree
and taking Mr.. Elliott for a bear which had been
The mistake they procured rope which Mr.. Elliott
hoisted up by means Of slight cord he had with
him, and SO he made The balloon fast. lie then
jumped into the flexible limbs Of an oak below
him, and catching il firmly descended 10 the ground.
His balloon was subsequently stved in damaged
State.--Dah Patriot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

erNeahy one.tenth of the whole revenue Of
Great britain lie derived from the duty Of tobacco
The Chancellor Of The Exchequer, in Introducing
histeeent report said "the tobacco duty is won
dstful ACHE, ement We raise Eve millions upon
an article. with rate Of duty on something like
1900 per cent. and that revenue is progressively
improving from year 10 year" This is truly
wondetlul state Of things. a revenue of Ave mill
lions Of pounds sterling, or twenty-five millions Of
collars per annum upon the single article Of to-
tbaeco
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

uJJudge Mclean recently decided conitoyer'
sy between the Minnesota end the National Min
ing Company, of Lake Superior involving tue
title to I6o acres of copper lands said to be worth
100000. The decision was in favor Of the Mime.
sofa Company. Hon samuelF F. Yinton and Jacob
NJ. Howard were the Attorneys for the successful
company, and Hon. Truman Smith and James v.
Campbell, for The defendants. The CAGE ELECTED
considerable interest, and settles other claims Of
a similar character
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

ITA woman pressed petition for divorce in
one Of the courts of Indiana, recently, and grum.
bled because she did rot receive it,at once. The
ettorney told her it could not be granted before
8. p,ember. "og" she exclaimed, 'that WON'T dol
I've promised to marry another Teller in July.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
ProIensor nIorne,n

IMvlgOFntIng kIIXIF or OoFdlnI.
The most terrible oil ell bodily complaints arc those
whlo AFFECT The Integrity Of lie Intellect, dsposiDg II TO
monstrous IAneos Hlternuyesor gloom and excitement
OF, worso thar all profound, unyur,og depression. Dis
eases OF TIL nervous System aud Of Tho digestive organ
create these sad conditions Of lie mindI but, happily in
Dir. Morsc'U lvlgoralls Elixir we have preparation
that removes bolh and effect, by Taying the dor
mant powers OF The stomach, brOclng tho nerves 10
heahfur tcnslon aud relieving at once the mental sym?-
toms.
Tie CorLals put up, highly concentrated, inpnt bot
ties Price three dollars er bottle, two for Ave dollars
elk for twelve dollars, u u. RING, PreRrisior,
1919 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout tho Uned States, Canada
aud the West Indies.
Ageutsi- WHEELING -KBLLS d. CALDWELL.
CINcINNArI-D. H. AgAKIN3S.
nTsSea advertisement, jyI7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
Funeral of Mad. sontar

From our files Of Mexican papers. which reach
10 The Sd nsi., we translate The following Items
NJ o. Pic.
The funeral Of Madame Sontag, is described by
The SigiO Dies Nurpe as most magnificent
ceremony. The coffin, covered by black pail,
and surmoupted by "a large silver cross, Tyre, II
wreath Of hearts ease and another Of jasmine, was
borne by The gentlemen Of Tie German Philhar-
monic Society, The same who went ont with Joy
and national pride to greet her on her arrvo in The
city, from her late residence 10 the church Of San
Fernando.
II was followed by the Santa Cecilia Society,
by The artists Of The operas, the Mexican and for
eign dilletaul military and civil officers, the edi-
loIa corps, aud an immense multitude among
which every painter, sculptor, poet Ond writer OF
any note in the city.
The corpse was taken into The church, which
was completely filed with spectators, mostly Ia
dies and The imposing funeral ceremonies Of the
Catholic Church were performed. AT the portal
Of The tomb, The lsrdstIIei OF The German Society
sang the farewell song. Baron Gagern read be-
tween the slnnEaS German poem, and Don Pam
toleon Toyar, one in Spanish, and willie the bells
were ringing the evening vespers, the remains Of
the Countess Of RoSs were deposited IN the Pam
theon Of Mexico.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
sPnoIAh MoTroms.
RHRuMATIsM as YEARS

Mis- h. Ruswsll, of Virginia, suffered nom rheumatism
omhsr ped tohcr 6oth year of ageI at times entirely
helpless Being wealthy, she employed the best redleal
attention, aud tried many medicines but was cured only
by HaHpton'A Vegetable Tineiure.
CHRONIC DISCRIMINATORY RHRUMA7ISM
The wife OF Thomas NJ. Yeskle Grocer, 70 Pear street
was great sufferer for eight years. Restored 10 perfect
health by tlAmpton's Vegetable Tnelurc.
Sold By II. II. LOGAN q Co.
jSY0 General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

PaoaaEss oY COLONIZATION the past
.s,x yeats The American cUlcniEauon Society has
SEM ont 10 the Republic Of Liberia, three thou.
SAID lout handted and ninely'lhtee colOted per.
!. sons, The large majority 81 whom were slAyes
liberated With view 70 eaistation 70 The coast Of
Afdes. 6I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

TmE TuRF.-Yesterday ct 8 O'Clock, P. NJ. was
the time appointed for The great event IN the histO-
rs Of the turf, respecting The match made several
weeks ago, between the PAGER Hero and the lrot-
Ter Prince, Eve miles aud repeat, for $4,000
During the last few weeks upward of $4,000 has
been s,nked on the result, aud nlterIY the turf.
appears that, .ince Hero paced the ten miles and
repeat, last year, his speed and bottom has failed,
and II being evident that he could make no show
with Prince, in point of speed or endurance, for a
long race, he was withdrawn and paid the forfeit
money to lie owner OF the trot,er.-Ne,O York
Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

NEoLVorEp cHILpREN.--In one ofthe industri-
al schools for the poor and neglected children in
New York city, were two little girls who having
been confined to wretched homes and filthy streets,
had nsvsr seen a.aower! What a volume Of mis-.
cry dothe foregoing Ave italicised words cOntainl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

REsuRRRCrloN.-W learn that lady in Wind
sou died yesterday nolWng A coGrn aud slroud
were procured, aud the body was prepared for in.
terment. The arrangements for Tue funeral were
completed, aud as the undertaken was placing The
body IN The coffin, last evening, she revived, and
this mornirg shows evident symptoms Of GONZALES.
cence.-Drr0it IfIb.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

a1pThe dsbl Of me city Of New York, at las,
report. was under $4,000, 900. and the amour, in
The hands Of ihe Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund. for The redemption thereof, was nearly e..
100000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

u5-The stock Of pork and beef in The packing
yards Of New York aud Brooklyn on The list OF
July was as fcllowa Pork, 1895 beef ls,619s
The stock Of pork on the list Of June was $1,000
bauelsi and on the LIST Of May 22,00O-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

EJ'At Milwaukee tWiS.) ihe lake was so clear
recently that pin could be seen at the bottom in
fifteen feet water Several articles lost from Ke.
Iogg & Strongs pier were fshed up from the lake.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

DEATH FASTENED The Baltimore Sun has the
following paragraphs "MOjOr WIN. Keller died
at Cumberland, Nd, on the 22d inst. His death,
It is said, wus fastened by n wound received in
The to1r Of 1872"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
C!nOI.hltA M9 YI4,.,,! No. ~, ;,
"TRUTll STRANGER THAN FICTION"
ONWARD MARCH ]!
Hmm ton,a Negetn bic Tlnctnre YietorionMl

IHnmptoh'S VeHeIh DIG TIhCIuFe VIcIofIOuN!
:DISEASE PALS BHPORE 1T.
More than Gold to Tie Sick.-RIOm OF tho most
spectacle Druggists In South Carolina
CmAnLEsTOE, Sept q, 1853
Messr.. lnTllmcr & MOwbrayi lie sale or yourIlinP
toms Hshbe Tncit is inc easing every day auG eve
bottle AUd recommends this value bis medicine to tho
Jcled Sieve al OF planters have tried II III ent
with astonishing SUCCESS, aud getting by hall
h zcns. II has been lOul TO lie the gCaIcst remedy
formed on q negro boy suffering by FITS viii furnish
yOu with number OF certificates II you wish them.
pCate send me possible supply vi tie Tire
ture, AM, gentlemen, yours,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
New Jewelr1

Al NO.. 4, washington Hall.
lust Icce we'd new lot OF ladies fine GOd BAR Rings,
y breast Pins, Guard chains Ch3teaines, bracelets,
sortmem OF Watches. JewclTy and Fancy Goods.
Also another lot OF those superior warranted Clocks,
all OF which will be sold very cheap.
je27 O.. T. BLOWN, Monroe ST. +
4 FEW more or those fine Jos. ScWill Thos Blundell
N and David Taylor wathes Just received and for sale
al No. 4 Washington Hall, by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
A SINGULAR Man DEAD.-The Frankfort (Ky.I
Commonwealth Aavs.

~ olNoubAh MAN OhAb'-1 H6 cIHIlkIOIl NNy.l
Commonwealth says:
Joseph Flnskins, ESQ.,, Of lInrrodsburg, died OIL
Saturday, July |, after long illness. lie was
talented, we'll read, and upright man, but one of
HE most eccentric Of mouulS. No one, we he.
leye, ever heard him tell where liz was born, or
who his kindred were, or whether he had any or
not. tlssupposed, however, hat he was u n
tive Of Pennsylvania, or New jersey. In early
life lie was portrait painter, and was in KEN
lucky early enough 10 execute portrait Of Col.
Joe DavieSs. wlIU was killed in battle lin 1871
The portrait is in possession Of Capt. Sam DavlesS
Of Harrodsburg, brother OF the gallant and gifted
Colonel. Afterwards Mr.. Hnskins studied law
lie resided for lime al Lexington, but about s 8
OF 1920 lie II moved 10 llaHodSbuTg, where liz rc-
sided until his death. He was several times
elected 10 the Kentucky Legislature, serving ihere
first, We believe, in 1895. He was never inr.
lied but lived and died strange man among
slrOngers with no lies of affinity or association OF
kindred. hisuge must have been some sixty five
years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

DREADFUL MoRrALrrY.-A letter dated GOllatin
Tenn, July 10. soys.
ain john NJ. Heney's family, several miles
above Gallalin, there his been MI aW ful fatality
eight deotlsn as many days--sX being last week.
A young child was taken yesterday evening and
hied This morning. The NJ. DIS are puzzled 10
know what it IS. His wife was taken last night
and is now dying. Some pronounce II congesiV e
chills, some one tlnl and some another; but il is
certainly not cloleTa. II is reported that eleven
Of his negroes are taken, but not apparently dan.
gtrously. There must certainly be some power.
full local cause at wOrk--a human agency The
physicians dissected negro woman ON Saturday,
but failed 10 discover any signs Of poison"
The DanvilIe Register states that dyseniery las
been prevailing 10 an alarming extent in The
neighboIhool Of Leaksyille, N. c., within The
past few weeks. In ole family, three out Of five
children died Of it, In another lis ravages were
mole fatal sill, sweeping of someten Of its num-
Der in rapid succession. In Leaksvie, few
nIbnths ago, the cloth for 25 shrouds was sold in
one day. In The upper edge of Prtisylvanin the
country hos been scOurged with this LlSeoSe 10 mn
extent Uut little inferior
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
TO Malte Your Hair CurlI
The won Ter Of the World

iHE gro't wonder OF Tie world las al length been dis
Il covered You cannot m Ike ono hair while OF black,
Truth Of lilo great secret Rfcr much study, toll and ex-
rense, how 10 make lie hair cnT aud wave ~ the moSt
bJautllu and graceful mAEer Tor llie Tile Proprietor
has travelled through VA ions parts or Europe for upward
OF nine years In search OF tile celebrated chemist and
Psychologist, N. jacques and las at length found him ~
Italy, ard puchafed OF hun the receipt for 5000 All
versions having Tho most uMeonlh anu coarse o0Gng hal
Tug appearance that could DO deslred Tie composition
OF which the article lie composed will not cost than
ty cents, and but application Is needed tie hair 10
cause u curl and wave IN Tho most uniform and perfect
order for c and thus Improve The looks and appearance
100 per cent We nw O1er this wonderful discovery 10
tho world for The sum OF 81.
~ Direct all letters TO Byron III. RObb, Farm
lngon. Trnmbu county, Ohio, aud tie receipt will Be
Immediately forwarded 10 the person Al IeiitTs must b
proud 10 secure attention iyIbd3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
a-rslCK AND APRLloTED.. rD

TIiE most sale aud certain MiS ever known TO the
world for tie euro oil obstinate coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, wlUoplns.
cough Group, tickling rising in the throat, nervous de.
by, pains In the side or breast, broken constitution,
from lie abuse OF caIone aid other cGuseP 10 DOCTOR
SwAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYi ard consumption, ancr II has reached SInte, and
suned character hitherto considered incurable yields
without struggle TO this great Original villa Cherry pre-
paIatlon Rcmembcr--the great Original Wild Cherry
altos, aud the only compound prepared BY ouSr
physician, is manufactured under tile immediate oil
DR.. SIHAYNE, at hS Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
EOy sale 6y-DR. JAMES aAKHRi KELLs D. CALD-
wELLi and PATrERSoN& Co Wheeling FLEMING
BR0S, Pittsburgh. HURbSALL q Co., ClnCnnati
and By dealers generally sepl9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
REMOVAL

HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to tic new four story brick building,
No. M, Main street,
west side, between Monroe aud Unou streets, wnero
will he prepared with an cary aud extensive Spring
stock direct rlum importers and manufacturers, which
would DO pleased To have my old friends aud customers
to call and examine.
Cehi wM. +. SELBY.
u1tJ g. MstcGJ will DO found at the above establish
ment, where lie awaits Ills old friends. u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
NEW SAYINGS BANK STORE

ut TIE UHU FUST VTI'VI. VI 'V'T'I ~" u I1V""
HOUSE.
ITO tho citizens OF Wheeling and vieinityi Feeling very
thankful Tor the liberal patronage received nom you,
deem II proper (or your interests as well as my own
call your attention 10 my constantly lepensled stock
OF Hoos Shoes, Hats Caps Umbrellas and CARPET Sacks
at tho corner OF Market and Monroe Streets feeling
dent there Is no greater variety In this markets while IN
quality arc no. surpassed In Western Vtglnla ami In
price unlersOId by no one. therefore esrectluy In
vlte you all TO cali examine M stOok and In tho Ian
guage oil ''''' will laboTaus beeoH the son OF nc
eesSity, the nurseingo hope, and the pupil Of Hp aU
ConmodRte and 1T you.
TO the ladies' particularly would say. have large
quantity n French Lace, straw, AID braid honnets,
which will sell at cost tho season Is advancing.
have also quantity Of silk and Grape bonnels which
will sell very low. u, u WATSON.
To country merchants we would say tat we viii dup-
cato any bills bought In The eastern Ctes for cash ioI9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
SHrRlkPS SALE.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Henry X. List & Co, In ehaRsl,

John p. Haley and others. eouiy,n
In pun suaRee OF decree made IN this eaHe, 0Ll1h
day Ol June, 1854, will sell al The court hose "a
county. OIL Monday the 18th Gay OF Auspt, 1884, LGG
ninely.nine Coy situate ON tbe north side Of CiyGs
Esst Wheeling.
The sale will be made on eIedit Of siT, twtNu
eighteen months, the purchaser giving bond witt Z
proved security, bearing Interest nom Day Ol az
the title will be retained until tie whole puTthHs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
Dysprpsia, Rhcumatism, Scrcfuld, Cough, Asth-
mu, Consumption, Liner Complaint, &c.
HRIIIn Is MIGHNY

tnu, Consumption, Liner Complaint, &c.
TRUTH is MIGHTY
AIo yon siek7 beware oil limitations ASK for HamP-
fonts Vegetable Tfneure. Tie many cures made by this
pleasant tnd safe remedy may Induce counter Iellhg
A medicine must have merit, and gle tmellt, TOO. 10
vanEe worthless Article, TO keep It up as good
medicine II II 80 not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular, and extend
Its sales year offer year, In spite o. opposition. The Peo
pie eadIly hnd out its virtues, and tho fame Of the pas
ses nom mouth 70 mouth with more rapidly than news
papers spread II, living witness tLsliying TO tile
medicine has made for him Is OF service than
any newspaper advertising,
In proof OF what say HbOve, we you TO Hump
ioM's Vegetable Tneture, and Its elects.
Tho vile oil r. w. Yeake, Grocer, 10 Pearl ST., cured
Of Rheumatism OF eight years. standg all other
dies failed.
WIN II. Oldham, (lute of the Custom House, dwelling
No l?e Pine st, Of Dyspepsia, great deb lily, mancntly
ured.
", a. Sehaeer Esq ono of the oldest magistrates and
most highly respectable citizens, cured goat
aud restored 10 robust health
Jarret Plumnlet 1853 Baltimore ST.. suffered intensely
years with hip disease and neCuTia rheulnalsmj cured
OIterall other remedies had failed.
Space viii not permit 10 hundreds or otherS, as
Geo w. GOodii oh Capt ThoS. not, Robt Gaut, Jas.
Smyth, cured or rheumatism
John PerYail, s. A. Grim, John Luke Rev, v. Esk.
ridge, Navy and thousands others cured OF DyspCp
Yus Dance &C. We refer 10 our own cItiIens-ealI OH
them.
Or. HAMPTON, the autror o. this great Hampton,s
Vegetable VctuTe, Is In his 60h ear, In good health so
that be seen that Is not anacle got IN TO impose
rTHUNbREDs in this city will bear the same ,esti-
mony.
n5@call and get pamphlets Cglas,) and SEQ the mauy
cures. gf
ii has shown Itself most powerfully curative of
nIGEAoRG
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Elegant Residence iof S aiSs:
I.rMRtaA,a Naln

IruSCee'S Sale.
DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust execn,,dh,,,
ID MeEwen, bepTiPg dsie Oil The ID JsV 81 ~ tE&2l
1855 and duly recorded In lie Clerks oihes q ~
benefit OF Robert Marshall, ! viii on W.j,s,Isss 81
day Of August next, before lie court io,s Nv, VI
y Of Wheeling, proceed 10 &ell al public Az ~ Ss
highest bidder, Tor ready money, the olIoNIs }.
square 90 IN the addition to tho city Of Wh,.So.t
South Wheeling "s llat
Such title vested In ME as T.Lstee wlllt.r,...
purchase. 4SAS
iyl,dts GIBSON i. CgAsXp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

"HSo" VIC "eA. ns"u y ehltt.y ia
John BrIecs heirs ard others county, y,s.yy ~
In pursUGnee OF decree made on the S,b s,,,,,,
1881, In tie above named cause, will Ae oSi,, ~
lies, TO tito highest and beat bidder vi Sa,urII,
day OF September, 1874, the tract OF lard iDiIS,s :
proceedings mentioned situate on Middle WhstH'., =
adjoining Tile State line, containing abOG, i've b.,
sCies, morn Ur less, AID being Tue Ssns rs ~
which ihI Rev. John iiTiee died seized. 7"'
TtrHS Of Saie- Due foul IN OF the purchase E0,,,,
IRd III cash on tie day OF salc aud lie reside
Guilty, bearing Int est nom day OF sale, al w !
will be retained until the whole purchase mSt,t, ~
WM. s. MlCKHAN, '"'
jyi4itd Sheriff Of Ohio ra-,
washington Examiner copy and charge Iii, dS,,,S
forward eOryl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

BRIDGE D0WN!I
TN consequence OF which there will he good deal oil
street "gssslns" aud long iaceS. hut who's 0Nid2-
just step Into the and buy some his unex
celed LOufts cigars, andthey VIII SGT you a.! right,
myo2 J. w. RHODES, agent