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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

FRoN NoREOLK AND PoarsMourm-The stea-
mer North Carolina arrived this morning from the
Hampton Roads: Dr.. Powell. her Surgeon, re-
ports that there was no abatement IN the epidemic
either in Norfolk or Portsmouth. The namber of
denlLs at Norfolk on Wednesday was 80, and there
were almost many up to 70 NJ. yesterday Col.
Ferguson' the very efficient President of the How.
ard Association, TO whom all looked up for guild.
ance and direction, and who has been most indie
fatiEable and seIf-saerfcing in his efforts to NELL.
CRATE the condition of his suffering fellow. citizens
was seriously ill when rhe boat left, and the most
painful appehensions were entertained that he
would not recover. We pray God that his life
may be spared. for such men. in any community,
are few and far between. Doctor Gordon's re-
cOvery we are panied to learn, is now regarded as
hopeless. ~ 1900.
AtPOrtsmOuth there were Il deaths up to noon
yesterday.-B Bah. Patriot of Friday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

uIn Baltimore, just aftera recent shower by
which the streets and cutters had been so filed
wife water as to subject pedestrians to gieat in.
convenience, lady was in difficulty at one Of tie
crossings, when young fellow, with more gallan-
tIy than sobtiety, offered his assistance. She de-
elined, but he insisting, took hold of her 10 carry
her OveI' hen he slipped and fell at full length
His peEsan thus aff0rding temporary bridge, lie
lady seppedupon him and thus got over with dry
feet. She did notS stop to thank him and he rose
dripping 'front.' the gutter, yowing never to attempt
u carry temales ina rlorm again.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

D'A young man named Chas. W. Abbott died
recently at South Boston of very rare disease
called p,lTPura hmOrrhOrgtcG. His body was COW
cred with purple blotches, and blood oozrd from
all parts Of his mouth. There were also frequent
discharges from his nose and bladder. For short
time before his deaththe blood which passed flom
him was little more than water, heIdly staining
the clothes -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
sPRcIAL NOTICE.
vm. a. RATCnRI 0R,s HAIR DYE.


GREY. Red. OF Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly to be uti-
full and natural brown or black. wthOu: the east injury
to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AID DrFLoNAs have beenawsrded to
VIM. a. Bachelor since 1883. and 5000 apPea-
tOns have been made to Hair OF his patrons OF his
famous Dye Prejudice against Dying the hair and whis
Eers is unjust, would be against coverings bald head
with wig.
WV. a. BACHELORS HA1R DEr produces color not
to be distinguished nom nature and is warranted not
iniure in the least however long may be continued
Made, sold applied Gin private rOoms) at the Wig
Factory. os3 Broadway, NY
Sold in all cities ard towns OF the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers.
GThe Geruine h1s the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides OF each bottle, of
WILLIAM a. BATCHELoR,
esS Broadway, New York.
For sale who Iesale and retail by
sr1s L4UGHLINS f. BUsHF7ELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
From the baltimore Clipper of Friday morning.
The Yellow Fever at Norfolk ana Ports.

mouth.
BY The steamer Louisiana, which came un this
morning from Norfolk we regret to learn that there
is little abatement in the sickness in Norfolk and
Portsmouth. d.. Maund, the physician of the
Louisiana, reports that during the "a hours end
ing at noon yesterday, there were so deaths in
Norfolk and 80 in Portsmouth. During the same
time there were 50 new cases in Portsmouth. The
number Of new cases in Norfolk is not reported.
Among the deaths at Norfolk, yesterday, by
fever, we regret TO announce that Of josiah Wills,
Esq, President of the farmers Bank of Virginia.
We copy the following from the Richmond Dis
patch of yesterday:
NoREoLK HosPrrAL, Sept 1910 P. NJ.
SiT: The mortality is on the decrease. We
have this day two=-James Mccormick aud one
Really, aGer.nan-in the Hospital. Our book
keeper, George Read, one Of our best friends, was
taken this day, but his case is of mild charac-
Ter. We hope soon TO SEE him resume his place
among US. No other admittance this day. II APP
pears the fever is rAvagtug the poorer class our
people who reside on the outskirts of the town.
They positively refuse 10 come to the hospital,
from what cause we cannot tell. The TOTAL a.
mount OF deaths in town yesterday was thirty,
and to-day 1t appears 10 have augmented.
Mr. Henry Myers, of your city returned amongst
us Today, resuming his arduouS labors as Steward
of our Hospital.
We have had ten of our patients dismissed du-
ring the torty-eght hours.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 1916 A. NJ.
The fever still RACES with unahated fury on the
suburbs of the city. The deaths of yesterday
were 25-James Dresser, Mary Magistrate, MI
Brady, Mr. Sanders, r Munden, James Snider, L
Lane, Mrs BUuSh. child of Mr. EInmrrSon, Man
Mng, Jesse Parish, K Keeling, George Pendeton,
Sarah Creig. H BrinSOr, N Matthews, Mrs How
ard, anegto woman of Vim Go,linS, a negro wo-
man Of Thomas Deans. and six IN the Hospital.
There wore also 40 new cases yesterday.
LnteHt from Norfolk and Portsmouth.
PErERsBURG, Sept I9.-The deaths in Norfolk
yesterday was fOrty-among them were John Tu-
MS, representative i'll ForIolk III the convention
which adopted the new Constitution; Mr. Josiah
Wills, both of the Misses Mackender, LeonidAs
Smith. Protessorof Mathematics in TIE Norfolk Fee
male Seminary; James NJ Wyatt; Wm Robert
son, Mrs Francis Green, Charles Cluster.
The fever is on the increase in Portsmouth.
Fhrre e no signs of fever al City Point.
RLv AIr Jones, of the Norfolk African Methodist
Church IS dead, and AIrs Drewry, aged Il, well
known lady. Four ofMr W II Jewellers family
uIe down.
Among the contributions to Norfolk and Ports
mouth are Alexandra $4,000.
The sons and daughters OF the Jewish citizens
of Charleston, S. c., have commenced making un
clothing for the orphans of Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
Trust Sale
OF RITCHIETOWN PROpERTy

OF RITCHIETOWN PROPERTY.
I(H virtue Of deed of trust Alexander G. Mar
~ shall 10 the undo signed dated lie 9th dby OF No
yem6er Is64 and duly acknowledged and recorded in the
10, in book "a folio 10, shall 60
monday the Sth day of October, 1888,
al II O'Clock A NJ, at tile front door tie court house in
Tic CITY OF Wheeling, Virginia, expose sale by ub!c
auction 10 the highest bidder Int AiIieen IL square
ineT tire"fy-miHe' in the town of South w:reeg IN
Ohio county, Vilginiu, formerly called Ritcciowr to-
seIher with all tile imp OveRents said lot belonging
TERMS CASH ALFRED C'5I.DWI;I,i"
sp7 T,r,,sirc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
scn4:iA
Washington Raj Mis- in WdrEcl
Commissioners and Trustee's-sale.


by virtue OF decree the circuit Ohio roun
ID ~, made at its SmiTg Term. 1884, in tie Cases Vt
RLcy ~ Matthews VS. DIAkely, Sweeney e. Co. and K,a
ner 4 RuhEI vs. same defendants, the Le signed com
missioner appointed in said decree will pIOceeu on Mon
day Tie s day OF October 1856 the ilOht door OF ho
court house OF Ohio county, sell the property attached
IN said Causes and decTeed 10 he SOld L. vii! interest
OF said Dacy and George S AtkinsOuIn and to lie iO
lowing zeal estate, situate in the Town OF South hccBe
formerly RICllIGIOwn to wit: lots numbered a. & : {
10, 81, 22 23and p. III square lSin South Whe ling FIVE
six seven, eight sixteen, twGHty nne twenty Two Wen
three ana twenty lOur in Squac eighteen in South heel
Ing, and all the zoos, fixtures and personal property al
evel description IN nLC upon said premises, known
the Washington 1iS, principally used for naIuiaC ul,g
IRtlTOad lion Also lot MOI (seVen) from which
coal is supplied by ailwRy directly into sail mill
Al the same Tine a'h place The under sget r. f,
under decd OF trust duly recorded ia OHIO county Cuut
chaser will acquire tire ul tile 10 tile who'll this vaiu
able property.
These Nj Is have beer constructed at great cost and
with much care aud iheIe mills la the county
better adapted 10 tic puTl for which IL erected,
namely: TO manufacture rails tor railroads The
Is very desirable, while the che pnESS of the fuel 10 h.,
sold with lie property, adds tile inducements ur.
chs Sc The growing demand Tor AmcIC u rails the new.
hess OF the machinery but recently ed render
Ills most desIabe investment 10 Capitalists and
such opportunity hecn els offered These m;lIs
produce from 70 to 20 tons Rails per day. AMI the
product could lie much increased by running tile mills
their full capacity Purchasers are requested to examine
the mills Tor themselves.
Ie7 ans CJ Sdte.-One fourth h approved paper,
WIN Interest," payable III sixty days at one OF tile Wheel
ing baksi fourth at one fourth years
pu chaser giving bond with approved security bearing
hlcTS from the day OF sale, and the title being retained
mill the ast pa ynIenti is made
ae29:id ommissiorer md Tmstse
pittsburgh Journal copy once week iii ay and Ior
Wdlu hilI To tIlS office 10 CJleCIiOE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

APPOINTMENTS AT WAsulxGroN.--We copy the
following from the Star of Thursday evening:
Asa F. Chaplin, ESQ.,, of Indanna, has been ap-
pointed transferred from the office of the First
Assistant PoStmaSte GeneraD 10 the principal
clerkship 9Th class. 81 800 per annun,] of sur
veys III the General Land Omte, vice ]. b. Moore,
Esq transferred to I'd class Isl, 400 per annum)
clerkship in the same alice.
Abraham Schmidt, ESQ.,, of Pennsylvania. has
been appointed TO temporary 1900 per annum)
clerkshlp i'll the Pension Bureau.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

Heavy DAN4GEs.-The Sandusky Commercial
Register learns that in the case of Barber VS.. Mad
River and Lake Erie Ralroad-for damages sus-
tanned while in the employ uf,he company as con-
ductor of freight train-the jury returned YER
dict of SO SEQ for plaintiff. The trial came of in
the District Court Of Seneca county, Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
REAL RsTATR SALES.
CHANCERY SALE.
BerryhiIl & Co.

A. Butts admin aud BENZ p ssnbOrn admin
pursuance Of decree OF the circuit court iO ON,
county, made at tile Fall Term 1851, aud an anen,i,
decree made October 1852 will Saturday, the a6,'
day oil October 1857, At the front door OF Tie lo
at 10 O'Clock. sell the following property, viz:
LOIS No eight tS) and eeven q square sixteen s
A'O. parts Of lots No. five Coz and C6lon Main site,
lavins mont on said street OF about 80 feet. y
TERMS Of SALE.--1en per cent. to he raid in c,,,
The balance in eight, sixteen AMI TWEEN, y our mnIts H.
purchaser giving bonds with good security, aud the iii
retained until the whole is paid ''
DANIEI. C, LIST,
spI9dts Commission
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
For the Wheeling Imtelligenser.
DOLLIE AND I.
ArrEcrroSArELY INSCRIBED =,


ny LILLIK.
Down by the brook where vioiets grow,
And the star.h1wer lifts its head,
Where butterflies tlutter to and lrO
In the beech trees pleasant shade
Where summer breezes pause to rest,
With low and gentle sigh,
Aud the water mirrors on its breast
The face of the smiling sky
There, in the days OF sunny weather,
Hand in hand, we have stood together,
Dollie and L.
When the summer days had gone 10 dwell
With their sisters in the Past,
And flowers in silence dropped and fell
In the path Of the coming blast;-
When the atEiexen leaves came fluttering down
With low and quivering sigh
Flinsins robe OF purple and gold
o'er the brook as it wandered by
There, In the dreamy Autumn weather,
Hand in hand, we have stood together,
DOlIie and |
When Autumn ned in his palniest hours
From the wrath OF the storm king loud,
EMBODIED in pale, cold leaves and flowers,
Like dead man in his shroud-
When the snow-fi flakes iOated on tiny wings
From their eloud.hOmes in the sky,
Aud the dead leaves shrleked Ike living things
Meath our feet as we wandered by
Tlssre, in stormy and wintry weather,
Hand in hand, we have stood together,
Qollie and II
When the Future beckon'd with jewelled hand.
= And life was thrill of bliss,
And Hope waved US on with her magic wand,
Toa happier time than this
When lowering clouds Of impending care
o'eI our young heads seemed 10 tie
ind all that was Joyous and bright and lair
From our gloomy path 10 n.y.
Friends, in sunny or wintry weather,
In joy aud grief, we've stood together,
DolIie and II
When the cares and pleasures OF life are fed D.
Like heeting dream Of night,
Aud we rest inpeace with the quiet dead,
Forgotten, and out of sight
When the grass waves over our sleeping clay,
And in silence deep we lie
May our spirits wander in endless da5,
In,heland beyond the sky;
There, in the glorious, golden. weather,
May angels greet US, sin together,
Dollie and l I
'-S-e---"-------
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

THE NEw FAsnrOH.-In Boston. the post snys, the
aisle in all public buildings. and the sideways,
are to be widened to admit the passage of ladies
with their new fashioned skirts. Several gentle
have moved out of the city to allow their wives
and daughteIs room to turn round.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

a BrrrER sATrRE.-Bryant, the poet, now in tie
East writes, in one of his letters. as an evidence
that the NIatOmmedans are fast becoming EtOpean-
lied: "They are becoming careless OF the marriage
VOW, get drunk. beat their wives, bruise their
children, associate with inhdeIs, and in fact are
getting 10 be almost like the ChEistalns.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
Trust Sale

OF RlTCHIETOWN PROPERTY.
IlH virtue OF deed Of trust from Martha N Marshall
- 10 he undersigned, dated the 18th day OF November
lS5l and duly acknowledged and recorded in Tie clerks
ONCE q Tie county cUuI for OLO county, Virginia in
book 30 folio al, DO, shall on
MONDAY THE STn DAYoP OCTOBER, 1855,
al O'Clock A. NJ at the front door of the court house in
the CITY OF wheeling, Virginia, to by public
sucto' TO the highest bidder, Lot number efa IN
square plumber Twenty nihe in the Town Of South Wheel
Jug ~ On" county, Virginia, formerly called Rtcletown
elmer with all The imp 10 belonging,
sp1 Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

TThe poetry of "LilIie'' is as beautiful as the
flower of which her nom de plume makes US think.
May her soiourn among the lovely things of earth
be longer than TIE life of that pure, fragile aower
aud her memory in the hearts of her friends, and
her fame in the world be amaranthlne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

If you have DySpeP observation-disclosures are suffering
from General or Nervous DebiIiy-tO procure at once,
a bottle of
HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
No medicine is so universally and permane ntly popular
t. H. LOGAN & Co. Gen'I Agents
sp9o Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
DAGUERREoTYPEs.

Otde ana DEyItght arrangement.
Lkenesses taken with all the recent improvements,
without unnatural whteness of hair grey appear
a"ce on black dresses Every sryle OF always
hand.
Rooms, No 90 Monroe st. near theCOurt House.
jnn16-ry wM. COwDEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

J-John Coates, Jr., an old and well known
Printer Of Philadelphia, died in that city on Tues
day evening last, in the 5sth year of his age.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
.5.- Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOT IN RITCHIETOWN.

RY virtue of deed Of trust from Louis Fusemau and
u wife TO the undersigned dated o3i February 1857
aud duty ded in tile clerks Office oil the county
court for Ohio cOuntY, Virginia. in book 49, page 24
shall the 20 -
STu DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855,
ut O'CLOCK a. front dH0r Of tic court house n
tie elyO Wheeling expose 10 SALE by bile auction 10
the highest bidder, lot number five Ia in snuRTe fifteen
40! in South Wheeling CIOrmillY RitCfetOwn) on said
lot is good BRICK house with dry cellar, good well OF
ter, etc Sale Posiiiue, terms cash.
srStds Wan. S. GosHoRN, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE, BRIDGE


virtue OF certain deeds trust from Michael SVvee
- hey aud vile 10 myself duty acknowledged aud re-
corded ~ the clerks office OF the county court Tor OHIO
GoOnty Virginia, Shall, Monday Tie sh day OF Ocl o.
per- 1867 at le O'Clock the front door OF The court
house IN the city Of Wheeling, expose TO sale y public
auction all OF the following described real estate ana
bridge Stock and personal property, 10 wit: ali Of lots
NUMBERED o. 81. 90 63, a. So &C. 81, as and 90 situate
on Tue west side OF Main street in tile Northern part OF
sara and on which located aud erected the late res.
ldclCe 81 I'd Michael Sweeney -consuered tile very
best built residence within the city with first rate stab
~ g. etc Also three hundred aud ninety enc STA es of
iile Capital stock Of the Wheeling and liemOm Bridge
Company and also the late interest OF said Michael
sweeney IN and TO the steamboat 'city Of wherg
SAID interest being stock therein taken by said Michael
sweeney o tie amount OF $3O0O-oT which sum he ail
~ about twenty two hundred dollars in casl aud lie
ingsOI the boat, - " " ~
9sr'1S Of Sais.-For4hc real estaie-oncthrG OF tile
purchase money 10 be paid ia cash. the csdcuccim
lhTee equal payments at six, twelve eighteen nUns
with Interest from the day OF sale The deierTeC pay
misses - ~ " wv ~
Trims Of Sal. for the Bridge Stock aud tile Stock in
SieabOat-Onc'ihi in cash the residue in two equal
payments at three and six months. with Interest from the
day OF salctO he secured by negotiable notes with an en-
dorser or endOIscrs approved by myself
ALFRED CALDWELL,
-eeIo Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue pain and Inflammation from the sevcrest
burns seads in from twenty minutes-and that
viii heal the wounds without aud eectualy
Fever es-Piles-Salt Observation-Disclosures Rheum.-
'ism-sOre and Imflamed Eyes-Cuts-w ounds-Bruises
Old and liberated So,es-Stald Head-eorns and bun
-ErySipelas-sprains- Swelnss-FelOns-Snr nlp.
ples-chiIblains-bites Of Insecs-Sweled and broken
all other InflammaiOry and euta
locus diseases. where the parts can be reached
Don't be iceduous about the many diseases named to
be cured by only hins-but reflect that the few, but
positive properties which the bailey saIve alone contains
and as heretofore eLumeated-one Our-eam reach not
alone the aforementioned disease, but many more not
enumerated.
auery-D0 not regular bred Physicians prescribe ealos
f'aosTaiy for scores of different aiseGses2
Each box of GENUINE DALLET's PAIN ExrRAcroR has
upon Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of e. v. CLIcKENER Il CO. prorrietors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others a.e counterfeit i
Price e5 cents per box.
Hs-Alt orders should be addressed to C. " Cckeaer
IL Co. 81 BARCLAY street, New York
For sale by L43GHLLvS Il BUSHFEELD, Wheeling,
aud Druges is geLeIa.ly Throughout the u S. sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

An APPROPRIATE NAME.-An Indian Chief in
Oregon is called Looking Glass, because he has
a reflective countenance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

pPresident Pierce has announced his intention
of visiting the agricultural Fair. at Harrisburg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

FRAUH.we would call attention to the public against
fraud daily praetsed upon The unsuspccting in the ar
tiele of Dr. j. Hostel celebrated Stomach Buffers
Since these celebrated bitters have become so popular
others have been making preparations to initiate it, and
in some cases have purchased old bottles and re- filed
Them We would advise all persons 10 buy of none but
respectable dealers; The genuine all covered with
metallic cap, aud the name it.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
For Sale or Rent.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

THE Dwelling House recently occupied by tile sul,sr,i
ber slit aed Fourth street. corner OF Market ale,
Possession given LIST October.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24

OE9LG
TIL undersigned Offers sale his Huuse ANA Ia, ~
i Market street east side between MOnrOe and I'ri
streets The lot is II feet 'front.' with good bIic ,y
ling house and out buildings wv
1t will be sold low aud on accommodating tclms -,
possession given any lime alter The first Oclober
% Enquire OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
Bridqe Corner.

Bridge Corner.
Shoulder braces, PhaGon's Invisorator,
Bachelors Hair Dye, Porte mOnaies,
ChristadOw's do Brushes, new styles,
Jones' do Trusses, all kinds,
JaJnes' do Fresh PcIIumeTieS
and greater variety OF Druggists Fancy Goods than ev
before, you will nd for sale by
T. II. LOGAN & co.
sPeO bridge corner, Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
L A ND w A r R A MIS-

John M. Clarke & Co.
Land Warrant, stock, Exchange Broltcrn,
and Agents FOR Claims nEninaI Iho
x,,,,r, Government.
mr. very highest New York market price will be paid
lOr Land Warrants for the next five years When.
lney sha have Rd sanced beyond our last quotations
me very highest New York market prices viii be paid
~ ieCePl oil any By mall regardless OF the rOrmer quO
PERSONS sending warrants by mail may rely on eceiv.
'hg eS much as II they were pes sOnally present
sht ulaiis on any OF the Northern Southern cities
VIII ne Iennueu by return mails and when preferred
amount WIZ he placed TO their credit IN ole OF the New
tOi ttahs on whtchthey draw sight, tile day
ter remItIing the warrants
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE & Co
4.... Washington city, u. c.
REFER TO
Hon John Wilson, Commissioner of the C eneral Land
Hon L p Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions.
Sweeny, RtcnhOuse & Co.. bankers, Washnstoncity.
+satsr, Lea eV & Co, DO do do
All the Officers Of the Banks In Wheeling Va
Cashier hank OF Virginia, Richmond. Va.
cashier farmers bank do
Virginia N ~ S7N'' $500
james Rpbb RsukHr, New ORLEANS $500
tFFesiuent Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnston. Brothors & Co bankers, baltimore
X H. MauIy d CO., bankeTR, Richmond Va
I,aul q Hutton, hankels, Petersburg, Va
& FeLersI Spence q Co., bankers, Lynrhbnrg Va
lGeZo Times copy.
2 clses Refined BOTaXt
- 2Og pounds Tartafic Aoidi ~ s
bbls. cream Tartar;
~ Kegs New CASTLE Odt.-Just recoived. d.
RgA LAU6HLlNS & HUSHFIELD.-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-24
M1sCELLANEoUs.
", $. wooDsIDE W. G. woousIDE
w. S. WOODSIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PROPUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

ONTTrWrTO
N, E, COR. CHARLES AND CAMDEN SITS.
Baltimore.
n-OUR Warehouse is locsIed on OF the tracks Of
tile Batmone aud Ohio RsilrOld, by which expenses OF
drayase on ceHsgnmentS is avoided.
REFERENCES-
q. Jameson, Esq, Pres't Bank OF Baltimore.
II. Sprigs. ESQ., Merch'ts
TrIemSH Cross, Esq., Cashr Com & Far blk Bait.
Messrs. Hugh jenkins & Co, baltimore.
B,H Lst,obe, Esq. Chief Engineer b = o R r
3. F SatHI ssq, Agent & OR RICO, wheeling
MeSSTs. EOTsyIhs q Hopkins
$. Brady, Esq, Cashier,
Mai Philip Barry, Agent u. & O. RR Company,
MOumdSvle. Va.
Messrs. Johm wharry & Co, MoundsviIle, Va.
f" w. d Z. Thompson, a.
az NJ. Pollock K Go, Sunfsll. Ohio;
D c. COnvers, Esq, Cashr, Znuesville, Ohio,
John Peters, Esq, a.
G. Ii. Sprigg, Esq, " FairmOnt, Va
Messrs. NJ. d o. Jackson, AZ