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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-13
JNOBACCO AGENC Y.-G X Me,
. HEaTH 4 ALIEN San Eranciscn Calf "a

i HEATH ALLEN. san FTtnclsc0, CaIlfOrnla,
and Isi Frcntstrse New York sell Tobacco Oh com.
mission direct from aud per account OF the Virginia
manufacturers aud 10 whom refer.
Messts. Edmond, Davenport K Co., Richmond, will
TsP!s 10 any questions and transact any business for
su house. r-9 = --l.- ).
Having es!shlshed branch of our house in New
fVik our resident partner in that city will give his
personal attention to the receiving trsnshipping and
sstanHg the lowest of freight (tree of commits
HOui On sl goods eonsg gned to our San Francisco
buss noJ0-dkwlvg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-13

EIfNE q MAYU, AucfIOnecT, {Ufhct
paagadan's Hall, on Bank street, viii sell all
: u. ii R.sl ana Personal Estate, at Auction and
p,se s.e on the most satisfactory terms, and viii
~, LIBERAL advances on sales.
HIr 70 ABEL t.. MAYO, Notary Public for the city
'iFT,Lu,ond and county of Henrico.
JOHN R. D. PAYNE AbEL u MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-13

ek.sAsd dyertisemenss prblished antil forhtd ~fsbs
...se. md p cents sor each coI buszce. :. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-13
DRINTINs OFFICE FOR SALE,

tJRINTINs OFFICE FOR 4SALE.-A
ginia town. nndn one of the wealthiest and largest
COUNTIES IN the State is offered for sale privately
de subscribers snaa large and profitable advertising
and job custom, wkch is constantly and rapidly in
creasng For fuffneAparticulars address the Editors
of the DISPATCH .fN u s7gsaF H'T75FS IL 7ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-13

DEMOFAL.-BAln,hEaM II, ,rn,;an At - Ca,,n e
~ -. ~ "a the corner of Franklin and Union
ssl .. % he horse formerly occupied by Brown
scees oc S--5t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
Railroad Troubles.

The 81. Louis Republican ofthe 23l mentions
the fact thai The cFedOfs Of The Ohio and Missis.
sippi railway had takenu up llIv rails a! Sumner on
tue Thursday preceding, The cause Of tIns we
learn from The yincennes Sun Of the 2lst 10 have
been Os follows;
"Aluch dissatisfaction has already been mani.
tested by parties who have furnished provisions,
labor and material TO the road along The line, aud
50 strong has this dissatisfaction become, IlIaI thy
tails were taken up on last ThutNIay night at
Snmnet station, about nineteen miles west OF lhls
mace, and up 10 this moment, FIVE o'Iock, lie laSs
Nights tain has not yet aHived,'
The creditors have become excited 10 this de-
gtee, as II seems, by The terms Of the tlitd mort
gage deed which eGectuaIEy cuts them OF from all
hopes Of psy for their work ftOm the cafninsS or
other resources Of the company.
Though the track as above stated, was removed,
those whU did Il stationed men along the line go
as to Inform the conductor Of HE approaching
train Of What had leen done. The locomotive
was therefore brought 10 a halt before il arrived
al The gap. We Learn also that another dePraja.
lion was committed Saturday night, near Xenis,
bytuktng W rOili but they failed I" lake The
ptecautioa Of giving notice as in lie previous
case and one OF two cars &ete damaged but no
person was injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

aJ''rhete isin The Paris Bulletin Of Fashion
description of new material Of ladies' dresses,
which Is destined 10 become The raEe. Ills made
ttOm plant growing luxutlanIly in The south Of
Ptauce aud in Germany, the 6Lie Of whichis OisO
exquisite inencSs that OnH thread Measuring one
nile in length weighed less than four gtaIns. ~
complete dress, fully trimmed tot August, made
for lie Empress Eusene. with double skirt nml all
Tue appurtenauces, weighed less than half IN
ounce. It's finn and wonderfully strong, and
will Prove cheaper in The end than any other ma.
teIial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
rnnin California.

THERE'S masuzinC publishedinSan Francisco
called The Pioneer which Is very ally conducted,
and has cops OF talented and willy correspond
EMS. from the Editors Gossip Of the June
number We take the following.
A friend informed US OF an occurrence DAY q
two ago, which, as II Is Characteristic Of CatOt'
mia as any thing we have head Of for . long time,
we hold Il meet that Il should be set down LeIe.
II seems that some two yeats since, MI MO0n--At.
John Moon, 'ptOfessOt.' rs Is styled on The bills,
"Professor Of Dtxterity and Optical Dgceptions,
Fellow OF the Mystic Lodge VI Arts, London now
une Of The ethiopian Rakir lrOupe,' performing
al the San Pransisco Thealte-was exhibiting lIlS
art at one Of the mining towns Of The lnletot, 10
The gIeaI amusement OF otherwise Of The inInetS
lhereai, an tletearOund collected
One OF Professor MOon's most astonishing 'eX.
nerimenls' consisted Of holding watch suspended
from a short chain Of arms length, and allowing
any one in the phi 10 pull the pistol aud "O' 70
away" at tue word "fire," wlereuron The watch
would most Enthusiastically dsappeaE. an in''l'
viduaI from "FIkU County" who had attended
several evenings aud witnessed The "expsElmen"
suspected, in The classic Language OF lIe tlllleS'
that there was something Of the "slIenanlson'' ~
il. tle thought tlt probability was That tue lnhi'
yidual In lhe pit, who fired the pistol was lnvoTla'
NY MI uGCUIIIllllCc ulCSSCu w WV NuHSN w
clothes, And asa tine, Independent, SeIf.rclianl
Californian, he thought he would assume The le.
sponsiLiIty Of testing AMI adjusting malLcts fot
lis own satisfaction uS well as f:E Tho good 81
community selltfaIIy. So on lie next evening MI.
Pike was duly PiesenL determined 10 he IN al.
vance in the shooting part Of The performance Of
any Oler unknown miner,
The "Ptofe$soE explained the eXpefiment-the
accoIplice was Of course in The pit ready with his
pistol loaded with blank cartidse-th he "FclInw
Of the Mystic Lodge OF ATS, London" held tile
watch Ou,, stepped to lis position, and gave
the wonI "Fne." Pike, wus On Tie qui rire' pls'
to IN hand aud eyes upon his learned ftlen Me
"PtofessOr." As quick rs thought lie eIkeh up The
pistol ami al the word "Eite" blo2sd away, 10 The
utter establishment, doubtless, or his mole la1dy
ue;ghLor, OF the blank cartridge. Tie report had
HDI more Than sounded when the distinguished
"ptOcSsur," "Pcllow," rct., eCt., commenced
most extraordinary series Of capeEs and Slaklngs
Of the nn, accompanied by oaths aud CITES Of pain
The audience, considering Il ulI rs part OF the
The performance, were significantly omnsed,' Tint
Mr.. Pike, having discovered that lls had shot
away two Of The learned ptnfessOl's RnLets anu
half Of his thumb, quietly left for The rtPose
aud secIuslOn VI his cabin, voluntarily losing
The rest Of lle performance. Now, cauM that
have huppened anywhere else except III CaIifOF'
met
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

Ca7rLr roR THE AoRIcvt1vRAL PAtR.-The ed
itOt Of lhe Abingdon DemOctathOs stena number
of fine cattle al The farm Of Mr. James Byats, at
Middle Fork, Washington county, which are 10
be exhibited al The Stale Far at Richmond, aud The
Petersburg Agricultural Fat tIe says "ia adj
diion TO Mr.. Dyats, Sessrs Joseph ClOyl and Got.
don CIOyj, Of ulasktj Messrs. McGnvock, Sieph.
McGoyock, Of Fort Chiswell, and GotIen O. Kent,
Of wylhe; and MOj Jas. Kent Of Montgomery,
have fine cattle which they propose TO enter al
The fairs. The world has never seen'u finer dis
play Of cattle than the South West will present on
these occasions"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

posr orrIcE DErARrNESr.-The Union pub
islcs The following in relation 10 hand'OiI' and
newspapers:
We Learn thai Il Is the practice Of many 10 all.
dtess their hanlbIlS aud newspapers IN the natute
OF circulars OF IanIOlIs 10 pOstnaStcFs, ny which
means they give them an extensive circulation
fee Of postage, This Is an abuse which should be
corrected. In every instance where postmaster
receives communication, adIIessed 10 him as
nostlnosier, which is Of private character, and
designed 10 ptomole private interests, with an
evident intention OF giving circulation TO Il without
naying postage, he is reQuire 10 return the same
10 The Leron who sen. il, under new envelope,
with charge Of letter postage enclosed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

Tue PolsoSEp WEDDING PAkTY.-Dk J. II. llot-
Ion, oncof The physicians called on 10 The wedding
party poisoned al The residence Of Il. S. Kane, in
Scott county, has published letter in the Abing'
don Den,uctat stating that tie symptoms Of tic
poisoning were similar 10 those produced Ly lie
poison Of iron AMI copper. One Of The symptoms
was Iaundiced skin, which dres not result from
ntsenic. Dr.. W. N. Vance, another Of The Phys.
icians. confirms Dr.. ilOrIon's opinion, Onl tenders
it very probable that The poisoning was accident
al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

uJrhe Philadelphia Inquirer says Some Of
The largest hotels in New York have CONTACTED
fOr supplies Of potatoes for the coming fall and
winter al one dollar aud fly cents baHeI-whch
is less than The COS, of bushel last spring. We
congratulate consumets on The prospect Of cheap
Lrear, &c., soon, and producers on the prospect
Of such abundant crops that even low prices vii!
rive them liberal return for their toll.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

ENORMOUS SLAUomrER.- ccOrding 10 The Con.
stantinoPls correspondent Of The London Times,
the losses Of life since lie declaration Of war have
been ns follows:
Turks, l30OOOi French, 10000; English, 49,.
000i Russians, al least 100000. Taking into &C
count the mortality on boatl lie ships Of war and
The transports, and among The laboret$ Of different
kinds attached TO The toOPs, and The losses Of The
Austrian armies Of occupation aud observation,
by the diseases Of last winter, il may he assumed
that ftom 60U. 600 TO 100000 men have pefished
u become invalid since Ihe commencement Of
the war, OF about as many as were Garfield or by
The choeta Of 1891 and 1899, on liz int appear.
aaeeja Europe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

uTThe Springfield qua Journal announces The
death Of Gen. VIM. "a. Thornton, Of SheIlYTIIc,
one Of IIle Oldest residents Of The State. Gen. u
was well known throughout Illinois as most &C.
cumpIishcl aud stetliug gentleman, and has on
seyrtaI occasions held important trusts under The
State governments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

ASEcp1rE or -Btant, The famous Indian
chief was MS notable for s wit as his bravery and
often made asfOOd tetotl as any attributed 10 The
keenesl Uf his while brethren. On one CccassOn
u LTaEeutt captain was boasng what he would
have done il lie had met tho warrior in Ctttain
cm. rsency "l'lI Tell yon;" said llihnnt, "whnv
you would have done-yOu would have followed
The example Of another bOaser who, oil meeting
Ell 10 enter during great comilagtation. Heating
the DutChInen cry 'Iuant, buant! Tire, frey he
only Tan The harder, eScaining, There lIlal cuss.
ed old Indian has got here befUIe mel"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

Too Coon 70 BIZ Losr.-The citizens OF lI-n,
Mississippi, assembled oil a church 10 celebrate the
Alb inst by tealtns the Declaration Of lndepeRI.
euce and WashIngiOn's Farewell Address. an
old gentleman, coming in rather lnte, walked up
near Tho pulpit while Wushngton's address was
being real. Tue old man listened until he heatd
"AganSt The insillOIs wies OF foreign influence,
! c0h|ute you 10 believe Me. fellow citizens, The
Jealousy u a free people ought 10 be constantly
awake, since history aud experience Prove that
foreign influence is one OF The most banelul foes
Of republican government" When this was said,
he threw up his hat in passion, and left Inc
house. At the door he NET some friends. teen.
tlpmen." said lie, ri came here 10 Ctlehfate The
ith Of July, md hear the Declaraion Of lndepenA.
cnce and Washinston's Farewell Address read.
Dat said he, "lhs first thing heard was lI,ot
fellow in there, teadinga did Know N0thing
document, aud Il whip him as he leaves the
llJuSe.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

DvsoLAny ExrRAORnlSARY.-A burglar entered
The house Of alnan, named Connolly, inst Louis
q lew nights since, and Stole his wife aud $40 !"
money. The victim says he don't cnIe anything
about the wife, but feels The loss Of lie mOiey
previously.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

TnE NV DoME oS THE CAnTOI"-The work
men have commenced flaming The SCOIIOIdlng tOF
lie construction OF this novel anu magnificent
SlmCluIe. About twenty nen are employed ~
preparing Tie timGerS; The work Of building Tie
ScuiFJllins will he completed in The EOtnrnlO The
fist week in August, nNd month at least VIII
Le occupied IN pnlling il UP. Alter this is HC'
cOmpIlshcd, The old dome will he taken down,
AMI The construction Of the new one commenced
We hIt yesterday an opportunity 10 examine
plans uId dra wings, Of which We make the lot.
lowing brief description The Old dome is 10 u
taken down entirely 10 lie roof Of the Capitol,
aud base constructed of % tett IN height anu
Is? feet in diameter, somewhat Of Ill OclasouHl
plain. On this stands noble cOlOnnade u l23
feet in diameter, consisting OF 81 columns, with
appropriate enlabIatuhs baluStades, No., itOm
which rises an enriched attic Of IS feet IN height
by l01 feet in diameter. This attic forms the
base of The cunOlo, The dialeef Of which Is
IS feet aud the height 81 feet. The whole is
crowned by gracefully proportional lantern,
supporting colossal statue Of the goddess OF lt1.
ely.
The entire elevation from The ground on lie
eastern font Of The building is 800 feet,
The interior iSexcttdIngly rich, and tue OEia'
ments are OF bold aud striking character. The
HtSenl tOlnhuOIS WtStNtu rs hlgh us 'hc 'Ol' VI
ilr cOTniCe, above this will be Il gallery over
which belt VI sculpture nine feel high aud near.
~ 300 fecl long, extends around The cnilc dome.
Above This tIIert is succession Of galleries, col.
OIlaLeS, rnabnlnt.S, aIICS, aud UaluSlralcS, sur
founded by helnISpherCaI ceiling, crowned with
lantern al The lrig Lt OF 2lS feet IfOn the llo0t
The highest point Of lockout Is 27j feet above
The rtOund OIL The eaStctn front, and The highest
point from which The Inte;iot may be scents 2lS
ret above The floor.
Tile whole work is IL be Of iron, tom bottom 10
top, INSIDE aud outside. Ii will bv The fist SlIuC.
TUE OF tho kind ever built entirely Of this mate.
EiaI. The design, as well as the working dtaw.
ings, is by Mr.. WuIleh the architect Of The Capt.
toI extension, and The execution OF the work is
under the direction Of Captain AlcigS OF llIv lopO'
graphical burraus.-H ush. Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

trItis estimated thai this yeur lie crop Of
wheat will teach the aggregate Of lI5.OOO'OOO bn'
shells in The United States. In 1880 il was 99''
100000, and last yeat but 100000. This
would give an increase over last year Of 4S,O0o''
nm Luslels.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

trJohn Morrow, a sergeant In the us Amy
al For NctIenry, charged with having feloLiOusly
caused The death Of private soldier named Louis
l.oup, las been committed 10 answer the charge
Of mutder lie will be- Tried before The U. s. Dis
iIicL Couli, In November next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

uTSt. Olson Hyde. Mormon elder and The Pro'
pEic,or Of stvetu Salt Lake setAsIiOs, Is al pres
ent in 81. Louis. The objec. IT his visit, II Is
saia, is to make additions 10 his haten in The pet
SONS Of len nllianced wives now IN that city, whom
he will take measures 10 transplant to Salt Lake
nii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

Mile. RAcuEL'S ES0AOEMEST.-T'her having
been considerable curiosity manifested with rtgarI
10 The terms Of The contact entered into by Mile.
Rachel aud N. RaPluel Felix, we have procured
o copy Of III. contact, The Terms OF which ME
briefly as follows: Mllc Rachel is to give him two
bundled performances within fifteen mouths, The
contract ending tie Isl VI December, 1856. SHE
is al Liberty TO discontinue the contract the 3'll
Of May, 1856, bygivinsa months previous notice.
Should she however al nny other time wish TO
terminate the engagement, she may do so by Tot.
Telling 10 n. Felix The sum Of 800 700 francs dun
ayes, US well uS 500 flames fot each Performance
remaining 10 he given TO complete tIe two bundled
nights. lie is IL ply all her expenses coming 10
aud while IN Ills cOuniEy-SeEvaniS, hotels, trnvcl-
Ing, board, and lodging, unless she should prefer
u pay them herself, in Which case he is 10 allow
her 5000 flames per month extra. SHE is u 10.
ceiyc for each performance COCO francs and is 10
pay the rent VI The theAtreS lighting, sc. Size Is
bound not TO playto account Of ANY person except
N. Felix until her tnl ngeMent with him is con-
cIuletl, with the exception Of four extra pelfOnn'
aces for her own benefit, and such performances
as she shall choose 10 give iot charitable purposes.
Should size be prosecuted on account OF leaving
PtanCe, N. Felix IS to pay oil costs anl damages
10 which she may be condemned. She is 10 act in
the.U, States, Havana aud III South America, Tie
duration Of her continuance IN any one Of these
counties being subject IL lie JiciSOn Of N.
Raphael Fcix.-Nep York Tribune
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
MONDAY MORNING, july 3d. 1855
n,rraotton.

In The communication Of Mt. sIeentOd, in our
psuer Of s,turlsn our compassion male him say
il Speaking Of The purchase Of f'H as recon-
rnenled by The committee TO he county conTt' 'hst
lie "neyer favored OF opposed IT," II should
have read "neyer favored OF dpprOrtd IL"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
WASHINGTON Arr.IRs.-Wc copy The following
ftom the Star.

WASHINGTON ATTAIRS.-We COPY Ihc los5owlhS
ftom the STAT
PardOntd.-The President has granted ratdons
10 Jacob SIingeranL, convicted OF presenting at
The Pension Office celton false AMI fraudulent
altdavits in support Of claims for pensions, with
intent 10 deItaud The United States Treasury, anu
sentenced to be confined Ia the penitentnty TOT
I'VE yeatsj and 10 VIM. Tinnn, who was con.
vlcted Of rubbing The mail, and sentenced tosulet
len years imprisonment.
The Postmaster Gentml.-.The Postmaster
Genefal, Hon. James Campbell, has LEFT Wash.
inr,on 10 visit his home in Pennsylvania, and Fist
Assistant Postmaster General llofaiO Fling acts
in his stead during his absence, as the law pto'
VideS.
ne COmnissiouTship Of Ptn'iOns-As Judge
Waldo's resignation was accepted BY The PreSl'
dent 10 take elect as taily as Tie fist ptOAinO,
Judge aiilot will enlel al that time on lie dis
ehSGs VI tile duties Ol lhe position.
Mght.Ii0ute Keeper ARPpiHttd. Geoiee Black
istoNe has been appointed keeper Of The light
boOsSSt Blackstone isla6d,. Chesapeake bay, Of
4 No Uon,aL- The President hiss tecog6lted,
Etast Gail Apgellalt as consular Sgsnt q MYek'
ienvutg StheGlD 10 reside 81, LOUIS, At'sSuFl'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

aTThs Washington Union states that The Sec
retory If State and Hon. wm. l.. Lee, Ills laval
Ian MAlesly's Minister 10 our Government, on Fh'
Lsy last signed treaty OF commercial tcCIpros'Iy
between The United States and The Sandwich ISL
anjs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

arThe sufferers by The bo'nLatdnent Of Grey.
lon have presented their claims befOtt the Court Of
Claims al Washington, SnlOuNliug, says The N. y.
leialJ, 10 about 5000 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
nrThe CHICAGO Journal Of tle Esd says.

The choera has been making sad hayock al
ShebysyiIle. There has been over eighty deaths
during the past len days. Among oIhets, Gen,
Thornton, one ofths dlGst prominent cZens OF
The Slste has been taken OF. The town is sad to
Le nearly deserted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
spRo1A1 NOTICES.
TO PRINTERS,


we arc ntenarti 10 furnish Printers with Wadc'S su'
lerlOr News, Hook aud Job Inks. We have now OIL
hlRd.- s
New: Isk ,s% HAND F5s. .. RsEs ns
Rook lux: ns'
Riue Black. hsiIeM'
Extrn Riue do. MnlFt
lied ink. kolu HiIc'
Extra Fine do. fhtnhh.
l.luht BluG. Nc &c, &c
al Inks sold by US warranted 10 be gOO and u found
not to be so. tam be returned at our expense.
GT'TerRa cash.
iul7 49, BEATTY & Go.
--.AAS-I--.-..---
U.Asa srIins or summer medicine we would Eeton-
mend Dr. J, tosetter's Stomach hIes above all OH
eTs Its streEathehlng aud lnviSOrag effect upon debit
taiel sysem is truly astonishing lis tonic 'cOnOn'he
liver is tendency 10 drive all humurs to Tie surface,
thereby cleansing tie system from all Impurities, swha
has gained for these leis such emlable reputation
ismue as they are pleasant TO tic last. even asa bev-
eraEe and are In general use as amIy nedeIIe where
ever known.
For sale By druggists AMI hotels generally AMI by
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
juo6 ~ HUSIlFlElD & Co,
.----------- .~s%.---.
Five silver lIcinla and seven Diplomas
Il
tyres, Adans& Co.'s Gallery is al the corner Of uLlOm
aud Man sts Strangers invited to Call. citizens
couze will DO So Pictures taken as thtIP as Tue ch'dP
tM ieSO
Truth is STRANGER THAN FICTION
llOrE FOR ALLl-lIaye you CouSL2
USE ItANefoS'S VEGETABLE TiScTuRE.
Have you brouehIlls1
USE HANPr0S'S YEGETaBtE TIScTrRE,
Have you Aathnal
USE IlAMProS'S YEGErAn LE TISCruRE.
Have yOu COIunIpioMt
UsE tSMPrOS'S VEGETABLE TiSCTuRE.
Have you WhOOplr4'cOustl
USE mAMPToS'S VEGETABLE TlNcTURE,
Sold by r. II LOGAN Il Go.
juI9 bridge corner, Druggists.
| ------~sst
DiarrhGa Remedies.
GRuNDY'S Cholera aud Diaul"Pl Remedy.
| StahIcI'S Darihpl COIdlIi
SEoSs's Ito
JayNc's CaTmnalIvei
AlcNuens Elixir Uf Opiuni
BFJwn'S RS&eMcc Of GIngeEi
all SeISOnable medicines.
For tae by r. II. LOGAN Il co.
july bridge corner, Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

L4RoE LAND SALES IN ylaotSn.-we learn that
Mi Henry W. Castlemau. Of Clark CO., Va, hiss
sold his farm near Casleman's Ferry, containing
$40 acres, fots2O,000. Also, That Mi. II. L. Opie,
ofJetrstsetb has sold bis farm, containing 800
aeIts,f t0t $4,000, w 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

aTot all The articles Of food, boiled rice is 81.
gesIed IN The sirottest tlme-an LouE. As Il con-
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