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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17
TN the bright lexicon Of Sam
Thareis m snch urnrh "a fail %

We UNDERSTAND that in a short time the order
here will issue an address to their brethren in the
Western District, and if mistake not, the oppo.
sition will be enabled to Judge from 1t how philo-
sophcally they regard the recent elections Mem.
phis Wig.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17

[NOR HIRE.-A negro man 26 years Of age for the
balance OF the year. Also boy and gi9 NJ years
OF age. K BNLLOWt,
aug15 General Agent No. II Deaderick st.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17
Wheat /! Wheat 1!

WANT Il 100000 BUSHELS WHEAT IN.
w highest market price wlll be paid in CAsthv ihe
augi1-triW2w No sS r,i,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17
The American Party In Memphis.

Never have we known more enthusiasm, better
cheer, more hopeful auticipations to animate a
party, than now inspire the American party Of this
city. They can see nothing in the recent elections
10 disprit them; they see no cause for despair
or dependency. On the contrary, thei result in
this State has filed them with an ardor that will
insure the most overwhelming overflow OF all OPP
position hereafter whilst the riot in Louisville has
determined them more than ever to fight upon no
other platform until everywhere in this broad land
AMERICANS SHALL RULE AMERICA"
We can tell our friends abroad, that here in Mem.
phs there exists the most perfect harmony induced
by settled determination never to abandon the
cause until its main purposes shall have been &C
complshed
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17
Wheat +! Wheat t!

I'VE will pay CASH for Wheat de ivered in Nashvile-
w Sacks furnished. Call and Us before YOU N
augI5-u J. 4 K. YEAThAN.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17

George W. Burge, being sworn, SAYS. TIA, an
Monday, August 8, 1855. about O'Clock a m. /
vas quietly walking up Main street, when AZ he
corner Of Hancock, by myself, an lrishnsn threw =
brick Al me and then ran oa, Hancock street to-
wards Markat, and followed him when bctween
Jefferson aud Green streets three Inshmen came
out Of house, aud one OF them sAid, there goes
q Waterman after one Of our oountrymen," and
another spoke and SAID, 'fet's Kill him." and the
three came up TO me. | being totally unarmed.
knocked the three down with my hst. then almost
Immediately II more men came up aud one struck
nae wiIh brick; they then caught me and one cut
me 90 the bead with knife. alsO heard one Of
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17
FREE SCHOOLS.

1NH0SE who expect attend the next term Of the Free
Sch OILS, commencing Monday, the 81 OF September
next will please attend at the High School the boys on
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday the goth 2ist aud 22d
inst from to VI IN the renoon, and from 10 in the
Rerno and the Rirl Thursday Friday and Saturday,
the % and 25 inst, during the same hours 10 re-
crive lheir ticket of admission.
This noti~e applies those who attended the last term a.
well Sc TO those who did not. J. y PEARL,
AugI5 div Superintendent.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17

UkIoS AAxRIcAs 0TyTcs,
a.. Nashville, Aug. Is, 1855.
have been using glasses for four five years. and
during have tried number cf diff descrip
and manufacture, OF which tn ught good;
but a few DAYS since obtained n pair Of Mr.. semmons'
BraE an Pebble Specacles, have given them pretty lair
trial and have hesitation In saying that they far
superior anything that have tried ia that line
q. c. TORBkfT.
From Hugh Erwin, Esq.
Mr. J. H. SrsfxoSsDear Sir: The Brazilian Pebble Glass
Is that purchased @. you about weeks SINCE have
proved fully equal 20 ali ID respecting their good quail
es They are ma superior any have used, and
would earnestly advise all who compelled Spec
taces TO call your ONCE and procure pair without de-
lay.
woud not be without them for than Ave times what
they cost. Respectfully yours,
HUGH ERWIN.
kH- Mr. sExNoSs' Glasses be obtained at his ohce,
over w. T. Berry Co.'S Bookstore until September Isl
and at no other place. AugT
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17
MOUNT oLIyEr.
SOMETHING NEW.

LARqg sapply Of Horse POvers ard rhreshers, Gar
~ den Esrines srrsus ~ % inrhes II diameter, gre
Brsck Pis eursh Cske Locootxs screSA Beach eeress
csnps Pos hos AussTs ke asi received and tOr sale b
D. q. DIckKT.
srrEs NJ. Coiisge stfest, NssAVfis
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17

John Vogt states-About o'clock on the 9Th
OF August, while / was standing on the corner Of
Clay and Madison streets. ! saw hack going up
Madison. was strongly induced by several Amer.
leans and several Germans TO FIRE upon the Ameri.
cans who were In the hack. did 40, firing both
OA'rsis OF a loaded shot gun; il vas loaded with
small shot Amer firing I Was attacked and wounded
oy an American party; | cannot tel who they
~ere acknowledge that vas 70 blame. aud
would not have shot but by the over persuasion of
the Amerieans and Germans who urged me 20 the
oFeAoiai aeea' JOHN VoGT.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17
THE RIGHT MACHINE INVENTED AT LAST

ITHHsKY-sso bsls DsaAs Aurora wh.ky m ..ar.
w AID kT sale b. W. d. GORDON 4 90.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17

I LIBERAL ADVANCES made In CASH on Ship
= ments TO
NEW YORK.
BALTIMORE,
CHARLESToN,
SAVANNAH.
AUGUSTA,
MACON,
COLUMBUS,
ATLANTA, and
MONTGOMERY, Ala.
Iva SEYMOUR, PANNING 4 90
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17
HERE'S TaAT sEAMsTRESs

HAVE excellent Seamtress washer and TrOner for
sale. Any person wishing tuy be satisfied as to
qualification and character. None need apply exeep those
wishing buy keen in the county. Also, several other
negroes. Rugl6 REFS W. PORTER.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-17
LOUISVILLE g NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
r51zssss1 rsisg5si,-ss1 s,Siss.sz7 go -l-Ll
1900 q q e - Z
% those who pay taxes TO pay interest on the
Rnnls of naHidsnn and Snrnnar Cnnnf.aa
TO THOSE INTERESTED.

Two avoid uupleSsaut fBcules will only Pay such
counts IN future con ract mys~lf by my arle
augli RES W. PORTER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTH-The S. 10 A NJ Train will connect at
SSndGsky with Morning Train from Toledo Monroe
VIE win chicago Express Southern sion C. 81 n
Road al Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
Cleveland; al Mansfield Junction with Day Express ir,n
on emtral Ohio Railroad. 9
The 800 Train will connect SanLusly with stsa.
mer BAY City from Detroit; MOnuOeIie with western
Train on q I. x. at Shelby Junction al 8 81 p N
with Nail Tram on G + K Tor Columbus and Gin
clma; at Mansfield Junction at with Fast train
on q 4 Il for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East
AID West Night Trains on Central Ohio X K.
GOING NORTl-T'he &c A n Train will ma Ike rlrsS
connection al Newark with Mail Train from HeIaire on
Central Ohio X HI at Mansfield Function with Express
cinnai Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York
and at MonT0eviie with Mail Til { & T Road ior
Toledo, ChicagO, DC. "
The ?. 10 Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East on Central Ohio Road; at Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train Pittsburgh; at Shelby Jc
lion at 81 with Cincinnati Tor tIeveiand; at
Munroevie with Night EX9ress for Toledo and Chicago
Chicago. ''"
]. R. ROBINSON, sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
LAUGHLlSS & BUSHFIEI.D.
Good Medlcines.

1t is estimated that AYERS ChERRY PEcroRAL AND Ca
THGETlG Pills have done more to promote the pubic
health than other can he no ques-
ton that tile Cherry Pectora has by It's thousand on
thousand OF cures colds, lbs, Asthma crOIp nu-
enzl bronchitis &c, very n;h reduced the proportion
OF deaths from cOnsumptive diseases in this country
Tic Pills arc good the Pectoral aud vii! cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more less pugns Purge the blood
from its impurities. Purge the bowels, Liver, and the
whole vtsceal system from distractions Purge out The
diseases which dsen The body to work its decay Bul
for diseases should die only OF Old age Take ami
does early and thrust system before it is yet
too strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease not only while it is
weak but when it has taken stronghold Read The as
founding statements of those who hive been cured by
them from dreadful ScrOLa, :DrOPsy, Ulcers, skin Dis
cases. rheumatism Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal palms,
bilious complaints. heartburn headache gout and many
less dangerous but still threatening almens such aspin-
pies Omthc lace worms, Nervous rrtabiity loss OF ap-
petite Irregularities, dizziness in The head colds fever
Dyse"iery aud indeed every variety Of complaints for
which Pmgattve remedy is required.
These random statements hut are authenticate
by YOUR own neighbOrs and your own Physicians
Try them once, aud you will never be without them
Price p cents per boX-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dir. G. AVER, Chemist, LJwell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
a [. GOOD i. Co, Wheeling
aga wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19

Editorial life in California is described in vein
of extIavagant humor by one OF the Graternily.-
Referring TO the daily duties which devolve upon
the members OF the Press, he gives this order Of
proceedings to be followed by the Editor:
First-gets up in the morning at 10 O'Clock;
dresses hnSelf, put his hat, IN wlic! are sly or
seven bullet holes, and goes 10 a restaurant for
breakfast. After breakfast starts 10 the Office 10
look over the paPeS, and discovers that he is call
ed q coward Ill one OF them, liar III another, and
puppy in another; lie SmlleS at the plea ant pr s.
Pect Of having something To do; fills out and d s.
patches three blank challenges, IL Team OF two of
which he ways keeps ON hand, ready printed 10
save time; commences writing leader, " hen as
The clock strikes l. large man, with COW hide
III one hand, pistol Ill the other, and bowie
knife III his belt. walks i'll and asks if his name is
--; lie answers by knocking the intruder
down two pair Of stairs with char.
at twelve O'Clock, finds that his challenges
have been accepted aud suddenly relue IneIs That
he has little affair OF that nature 10 settle at the
beach that day at O'clock; goes out, kills lbs
man, and then comes IN and dimes on stewed yriz-
ely; starts for The office, and while going there,
gets mixed rp IN street row, and has the heel of
his boot Shot OF by accident; laushs TO think how
beautifully it was done; arrives at his Sanctun,5
and finds an ''nfernal machine" upon the table:
knows what 1t and merely pitches it out of the
window; writes article on ''moraI relurul'' nd
then starts for the heatre is attacked on the cor
ner OF a dark alley by tLIree men; kills two of
them, and takes the other to the station house
Returning 10 the Office at IL O'Clock at nisbt.
knocks man down who attempts to rob him
Kills dog with paving stone, gets run over with
cab, and has the tail of his coat slitted with
thrust from a knife, and two bullet holes put
through mis- beaver as he steps within his own
door' smiles at his escape, writes until two o.
clock, AMI then turns in with the happy consci-
business ofhaving two duels 10 fight the next day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19
Washington Rail MUS in MorEcl
Commissioners and Trustee's'sale.


by virtue Of decree ols circuit court Of Ohio ooun
ID ~, made ut its Sping Term 1870, in Tie case, NJ
RhCy ~ Matthews VS. Dr1kely, Sweeney g. Co, and X b.,
neI a. ROhE defendants Tie under signed com
missioner appointed in said decree viii vOCCeI on Mnil
day The Sh day OF OCOer, 1856 at tie Ohi door Of lie
court nse OF Ohio county, sell tile prOpcIy attached
III said CaStE aud ueCGed 10 lie sold, Wi tie ucte
OF said DIukcly aud George S. Atkinson ~ and TO Tile l
lowing real estate, situate in lilo Town OF South Wher
IOrnley Ricillcuwn, 10 vii; lots numbered o. 4 = :
IG, 81, e. 23and 81, square ISn South WLceinr,) NV
six, seven, eight sixteen twenty one, twenty two iwe,
three and twenty iOur IN square eighteen In South Wheel
ing, an all Tie lO0s fixtures and personal mopcriy "a
every description in anC upon SAID uCniscs Linv 40
Tie Washington Aiils, principally used iOr naulcIurt y
railroad non Also lot No. (scveml, nom ,yhiri
Cullis supplied By ialwIy drcCily into sail mill
AtIle same time AID place the und T.ys
under deed of trust duly LCO ded in OHIO county conf
will sell Tie interest OF tile other owners so that lie NM
chaser will aCqU the lu ii to lie Who'll: OF ms vain
able lhOrCIly,
These Nj Is have been constructed at great cost ami
with much care. aud there mills in the ,ouuiry
better adapted 10 lie rurl Csc tor which IL was erected
namely: TO manufacture rails lor railroads Tie location,
s very CesIIhe, while tie che VIess al The fuel Ia br
sold with lie property, adds to lie inducements TO nm
CHI Sc Tic growing demand Tor AmCriC u rails lie rev
ness OF the machinery but recently Lr ed leuI
this most desiInb'e as investment to capitals Is srt
such an UppO iumy has been OfCIcd Ines. uis
now produce from 20 10 30 Ions Ul RsiIS IeI laV and lie
product could lie much lCi e~se,l by run the mills 10
ticIr fill capacity Purchasers are REQUESTED la annie
the mills Ur themselves.
Ies Fl SGfe-One iouIth Ii or approved u,rcr
Win ''icrust' Fay"b ia sixty days icc
Ing banks; fourth at Iea one IU al
purchaser giving bond with approved secuity, hearing
lers from lie day OF sale ana the title being retained
until lie last payments nnde
aR90ad tommisso, CT aud n,I Trustee
ltItisburel Journal copy week ill dag aud ur
ward hltl to this ulce 10 collection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19
GOmmiSSiOner'S Sale.

DY virtue OF deG'ec of the circuit court of Ohio ro
ID ty, entered at tic Spring Term 1850 IN te So
Rhsy y Matthews VI Drakey, Sweeney 4 Co and k'
n'er & Ram IS same defendants, will proceed to ell
on Monday The Sh OF October, 1884, al lie fTnni 49, ,
the court house Of Ohio ythe following real
TO wit: Cons haD OF lot No 4CUu) square Ilns vi
u QourleciO OF an street IN The city 81 Wheeling audi
John street IN said city, being nc property ssid DaL
y. This is desirable property lOr residences
ISytRs az S0is-A Credit ri sin, twelve and eIrlt,.
MOTHS will be given Tor Tic pul chase ouey lie r,,ri
scr giving bonds with arRIOvhd security airing
0m dale, and the title being retained hlil the lst n
ment is made. -' '"''
WM. S. wlCKHAM,
aS2gll ShcJiH mi Ol,in ,.,,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19

TmE MAINE LAw.-The New York Journal OF
Commerce is of opinion that the prohibitory rrin.
cip'eof the Maine law is dead, because Of the
doom in Maine, its birthplace. The reaction
there is considered. osipremonitory of what ev-
erywhere TO follow. Nevertheless, urges the
Journal, let us push on reform and restraint, and
temperance in the old way, and not permit in
temperance 10 rict in the reaction brought about
'naa measures by the temperate action of few
professed but fanatical Temperance men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19

Uwe learn from the Buffalo Expess that Mr..
Fillmore has declined the honor of Dociorateof
Laws from the University Of, Oxford, which Lord
PalmerstOn and other great men of England were
DESTROYS of conFeringupon him. and this on the
ground that he had never received University or
even college education. laass va 1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19

1--WE take pleasure in inserting the following
card. voluntarily rendered by residents of Bal
tmore on esubiect Of yellow fever in that city.
ltseems that the New Workers, for trade purposes
Of Course, have put vessels from Baltimore under
quarantine regulations. This is doubtless intend
ed toinyile the falltrade to the north exclusively
This will hStdly do. " think Baltimore can com.
pete with them, and they know and fear this and
hence this petty effort. Baltimore has acted so
nobiy in reference to Norfolk that even If they
had the yellow fever there, Dhich they Auue not,
we would advise Southern merchants 10 STAY at
home undIitdisar pears. and then buy in Baltimore.
.ef ''B4LTIMoRE, Sept. Is. 1855.
eve the SUBSCRIBERS, now in the city OF Balli-
more purchasing goods, &c., having noticed with
lntIg feelings the outage peTpetEated unon
the CITY BY the Board of Health of New YORK
placing under Quarantine restrictions all vessels
arriving there: from Baltimore feeIt our duty TO say
TO our friends at home, that we have never found
Baltimore more healthy than it is at the present
time, aud confidently assure them that thew NAV
visit the city without the least fear of epiiemic
believing, as we firmly do, that there is no yellow
fever eheEe=-nor do we apprehend the slightest
danger of Ms visiting The city the present season
Signed by Il. S. Kerr, of South Carolina. and
hhy-seyen othsts,ie3 re
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19
WM. y. WICkHAM,
lS29ta SheriirOi Ohio county
Sale OF Real Estete

tn undersigned, EXECUTORS OF lie laot viii ,uJ
msn al Jonas C'uIhacEeV, deee1>ed will sen al p,b,
auction al the font dor Of the COu hOu OF OhtD
IS, on Saturday the 9th day Of OCiNher 1850 lie o
ilg real estate 10 wit: the south Ia OF lot 81" G. nm m
west side Oi Main street in The city Of wbrcnI h
81 ieel front, aid extending hack 10 tue river n w.
has on II large thee story brick weng Win f. ,n
UCsides the drug siOe aud Office will gas and Iynts ~
lures. ~ good nUihOuSeS. The house is well 6.ic ,
boarding house nd OpOtleCSIy shop, aud The stand
Also, lot No. ~ on Clay and sixth streets IN IA. @
ing. This LOT is vacant aud very desirable of huiur
purposes '"7
Isrms.-Acrclit OF six twelve, and rrltcrp nop,,,s
VIII be given on the purchase mOy, except 10 pe rnt
ash, The UuICha giving their negotiable uocs
gond eldOrscr, bearing Interest, and executing e, ~
trust on the property ~ secure tho purchase nonay
JOHN II. CtlIMRAtkER
GEORGE HAHUMNN
Scpi:id EY'IS Of J. CIunthaCkri A. ,,I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19
Trust Sale



by virtue OF deed OF trlst rOu Alexander o. Mar.
- shall To the Undersigned. dated Tie SIN iay OF Nu
VeiOef IS ana duly acknowledged and recorded tie
clerks Office al the county Tor Ohio county, Vun
ia, IN hook 10 folio 90 shall on -
M Ondny the SIII day of October, 1853
al IL O'Clock NJ, at the door ni Tie court house in
the city u Wheeling, Virginia, expose 10 sale By ublc
aCon 10 The highest bidder, lot number A11ss III suu
number hrs"igntnr, IN tho town South WCelirg IN
ONO county, Virginia" formerly called IiitchietowI To-
scler with all tile imp to said tot belonging
TERNs CASH. ALFRED o. I.DWETiS
spT 800 " 'rrn'Inoo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19
Trust Sale
nE D10NrfttT,nrur ,a,r

7 J.
by virtue OF decd Of trust from Martha NJ Marshall
to re undo signed, dated The 18Th day OF November
az, nlu Iuy acknowledged and recorded in the clerks
ONCE o The county for OHIO county Virginia in
book ~ olio Al, &c, ! shall on -
MONDAY TIE SIN DAYoF OCTOBER, 1855,
az II O'Clock A. NJ at the front the court house i'm
lhc CITY OF Wheeling Virginia. eXpOse 10 sale by pubic
auction, 10 the highest bidder, lot number f. (esr in
square number I.0eptg ming in tie town OF South Wheel.
ing ~ OH" county, Virginia, formerly called IitrieOwn
toeihef with all the Improvements 10 said Ot belonging
TERMS CASH, AIPjIEH CTIn\VI!I IiS''e'
sp7 I' I -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19

O-A NewY5rk Journal commenting upon the
defeat OF the Maine Law inthat State says thatthe
agitation that law gave rise 10 has done more in
Jury in Consequence otthe basis Of sound principles
ouwhich it appeared 10 rest, than any adulterated
evil would have been likely to accomplish. Ithas
been tool in the hands Of demagogues, and the
consequences ofthe reaction which has begun
against il threaten to bedisastrous.'' 'z.fs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19
Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOT IN RITCHIETOWN,

by virtue OF trust from louis Burrnn.,, aud
~ WIG t6ilIc undersigned dated ODD February Si,i
ana duly reG0 'ded in the clerks office OF the cnunty
S S 'OI I'M" county, Virginia. in book 10 rage ga
SRI DAY OF OCTORER, 1855,
al oclock a. H. the front door OF the court hons ~
,c CITY oil wheeling expose to by pu bic auclio ~ TO
ne highest bldde lot lumber five (5j III square lcem
20! IN south Wheeling (Ormsrly RtClItCtOwn) on sad
lOt ~ good br OK house with try Celnr gonJ well nj
tel, etc. Sale PQsitiur, terps caaIl -
sRstds WM, S. GoSHoRN, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALLEYS GENUlNB PAIN EXTRACTOR

nAIrCv,S CENITINTC DAM CyrP !. CTOR
MA, a., 1870,
- - =, ~.
:" -
:. w" nsai 'uS wounds z' -
teSet IN
sue anu. l"n'.l'su aY -
W" S"u u'ee's'eu So'eSstAIu oI4 St'
NY
s-S",'oA'ns-O''es Of i"seG'ss"eleu S"" 0'"Ae"
al QUIET %'.u
Ieous where The nars aHeeled can DC teatned
DON'T DC 'eleduious about The many diseases na"ea y
eu'0u Og Oniy one thsoHI Etec'' 'na1 the e' oa'
properties which the Daley Save alone contains
anu ~S uE'eooFe 70 oa'-eaH reach not
alone le aforementioned disease, but many more moi
enumerated.
eHeryDo mol reaar bred PtysfciaH' PEescTt6e eGL0"d
'" t,. so or 'Fs,E. o. as'sai af'Ts'sf
vpop it sts.t P,,,s With The
Of C. V CLIcKEyEp, a. C,C1 r.onr;.tor, ,,I HEvpv
DALEY, manufacturer. All other, a,e counterfeit
Price oj cents ner bay
usAIi orders should be addressed to c. " CIiekener
SaIs hhlNS + DOsLt!EhO' "heel.ns'
N''' .n lSs 'le y. o rt0
WIZ. n. RATCHET OBS HAIR DYE.
c,pu,,
u and ,,nr,, hr,' ~
| 10 Hair mr. SIin
FrlrEEx Mrp,,s am np, o,,,s I,,v. besn y,. 10
VIM A. Eaicbelor sine. 1859 and ov,r a OO) anp;ira
tfuns have be.n ,Da 70 the rIr or his or ri,
ranou. Dive. p,einSirs ,,,,st ,Irn,, The lair
kcrs is u,ipsi Ne - I he soiSs,, hS,, Ic,J
with a wiz.
| Wy A I;,-,r.,,s nv. T,,,,. ,,r,,Jc, . collar no,
10 he JIstins,,sbsJ from, Ia ,,rr,ntc1 M, N
iniure in Tie ions !, ma, he enn,i,n.d
Made soI5 a, anil. m, q rooosY ~ tie Wi.
| -, ~. y, =, 80 &c
Aa St,'s 80 hLcad~sS' n =.
aUtu ~ al S'I.es ata towI o. tue U'e' STATES oS
p! .Ns..a anu Fancy "ooa dealers.
Ahe eLu.ie ms tne Hil's au auuIesS up;" steel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-19

GFJesse Harrison, colored fruit pediar, march
ed through the streets of Baltimore, with basket
and large placertl on which was, "The proceeds
of this days sales will BE- devoted TO tie colored
sufferers of Norfolk and Portsmouth" That
night he handed into the Office of the American
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