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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-03
CatnoIIc BOOK otore

NHE undersgned, who is agent for 'RruWnSon'H Re
vieT'" met OPOiitan," Boston Pilot" stPitfS
burg CatL oliC and 'AmeTcan Cet;' has also Tor "a
The history OF Maryland, by MeSherryi
and Caiholeily COmPa ed, by Balmez; Trials Of Kind
oy Dr. Ives introduction 70 tine SACRED SeptureS by
Rev Jos Dixon b. D., AOoIe'S POeiicai " orkR COM
pise; EuEsh, German, French, Lalin Greek Bibie
and kIeA CONSTANTLY On band good supply CGtllOlie
"O Ks and every Kind OIL stationery and vaTieteS let
al ho are lOvetg OF literature call ans see nay e ~
1G Fourth ST between Monroe and Union.
PkTER LECHER
Tie undersigned has large lot French LthneTP
which he WlL sell ceaP Cash, very low b ~
hausaDG OclO PETkR LECRER
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Savings bank Store,
OPPOSITE The M'LURE House.

UTFUoI TIE MLURE hUJSE.
Citizens OF " heeIins and Viciuity:
~ would be VsaItinIis la my iUiy TO you
lhUse whose !ntETeSs IA my hands-und myself did
moi Keep al vISad where you great Va iety
and good quality OF bOoIS shoes, hats, caps umbrellas
and eaIlei SACKS my ad and stock OF " hich
lave just received.
deem II srieSs 10 Rar1iVulRTiEe, suice il 10 say
have al kli d. u tine shove gOOts usually kert
" aud WI sell heia 70 all who may be disposed pa
lTuuize, a lowest prices
Please Temenber tie Old Post Once corner.
oc5 B ii. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-03
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing hctWeeu Nj
1 sweeney, III: Johnston, j.. Peter Shoenbe1.
ger, James N IOdd, aud A. n Johnston, under the firm
name OF Sweeney, JctlIzion d Co, dissolved on
Tie Sth day June, 1854 by tBe death OF Peter Sheen
d: ger
that date The Undersigned have continued the bus
mess Of the aIe firm under the and style OF See
Dey, J0hrAIOad d 60.
MICHAEL SWEENEY,
til: JOHNSTON,
JAMES ~. TODD,
ABiJAH n. JOHNSTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-03
Gentlemen take Notice.

n 20 You sDE4sE hing in usy Of tip Tsp mole
IL shin sin Hat. g4t eiesaLt ard castle srllcet j.
you Tvtli please cali al ~ CoHer Main and loE
(vere they always keep tie best OF eyeTy thing II
their Re,y aud suiTy yourselves with inst sVc
tea SD. HARPER x son.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-03

TnK L. G. r B.-The CIeveiaud Leader has
the following announcement Ieladveto the opera
tons Of the Underground Railroad:
The amount Of property carried en- it for the
week ending on the 9th inst. was worth in the
South at least $4,000. Last Friday The cars came
very near running of the track but the freight
came through IN Saf5iy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-03
FLOUR. GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, &C.

ATauIetI.-Tb subscribers will purchase or make
w a advances consignment 10 baltimore,
Philadelphia OF New York OF 1ar, Svea ryr cuI,,
barley, clover and Iiuly seeds Also h:ler (sOld
plckledJ and EGGS GILL q CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-03

ARTHUR'S SELF-SEALING PRESERVING
CANS.
4 MOTHER supply al hand so, Presei wing Kettles
n and sauce Faas o. EIasDeiej POrcelaiH and sned
yEsIe, coolers, bath tubs, cedar washing
buckles, loot tUss kseIers, fly brushes
desters, brushes, al
iuE7 r 2. wo0n<'S
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
THE firm OF Sweeney johnston Co., Is this day dis.
sOVed by nauizl c0uSeut Michael sweeney aRd
ILoIlAs Johnston, j., retiring from the firm
N SWEENEY,
J. TOM,
THOS; JOHNSTON, a.
a. n. JOHNSTON.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16

The DREADFUL CALAMITY FogT WASHINGTON, N. "
In addition TO what published under the elegraphic
head in our last issue find the following n the New
York papers Of Saturday evening lasts
@The family retired about III o'clock Inst night
IN good health The Young ladies slept the secona floor
and the first intmsiion they had tla the house was on
FIRE WAS by the smoke entering their apartment
- The two who smothered had made their escape
from the bnilding bat afterwards returned TO il again
Is said, TO get some clothing They were in their
night dress and Coll upon the floor nsensblc from the e.
fects of the smoke
= While the house burning some Of the neiQhbors
entered The upper story and the two ladies lying
the floor They instantly picked them up aud rushed out
the house but II too iaothey past recovery
Although their paises beat they died soonaer being taken
into the open air.
The other daughter not recovered ID ii supposed
that she Was also saioeaied and burned With the
The neghbors succeeded in recung and taking her
from the building alive though nearly suocated By the
application OF suitable remedies she restored.
The bodies Of the two suffocaed Young ssdiee
taken 70 the neghboring house OF Mr. Hopkins treasurer
Of The Hudson River railroad and son-n-iaw OF Mr..
Haven The remains Of the daughter who was burned 10
death had not been got oat Of the up TO twelve
O'Clock to-day
Mr. haven is member Of the arm u Haven Co,
house to which he has recently made extensive add
ton al built ofwood Hesnpposcs the ere 10 have org
mated from the registers Of the furnace getting overheed
Others have sarmsed that il resulted from the cnreessusss
Of some German servant girls in his employ who
frockng n the laundry mp 60 late hour last night and
met All dressed and hooded on Che road by one Of the
ncghbor who was on Der way the disaster
very soon after the slarm given from which Ii Is in
erred that the Fugitive domescs had not been to bed 81
~ but that the IRE bad occurred through careless
ness q 'hers and they became frightened and away
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16

by Mr. HENDRICKS The petition o. AZ citiAena o. the
State of Indiana who soldiers Ia the OF 1914 pray
ing the bounty laws; referred 70 the
Committee Military Affairs,
By Mr. RIDDLE, The memorial Of Mrs. Olivia w, Can.
non widow Of Mdshpman Joseph s. Cannon, asking
be placed the pension list referred TO the COMMITTEES
Invalid Pensions.
By Mr. FENToN: The remonstrance Of large number
Of citizens Of Jamestown New York. against tho renewal
Of the Woodwork patent referred 60 the Commit
teal tent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16

had found that good rule through life Now, be would
inquire what proposed In this Was there amy
law 70 the aud II not what law proposed
10 meet tR He said that he could not his way clear
and thought il would be well for gentlemen 70 consider
thoroughly the powers Of the House before they take any
further step which may lead TO great wrong and inuso
The most difficult questions with which the Parliament Of
Great Britain had TO contend these questions Of prty
lege,
Amer some further discussion the further consideration
Of the resolution was postponed until tomorrow.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16

The LATE FAILURE AT ST. Lous--The New York
journal OF Commerce says
We regret announce that the drafts Of Messrs Page
Bacon bankers, OF ST Louis, protested to-day
the amount OF $4,000, Their agents, Messrs. Duncan
Sherman Co. Of this city not being provided with funds
them, declined 10 advance the money except upon
satisfactory security The FIRST and prime Of the
barrassment the undertaking by Mr. Bacon OF the st
Louis house. the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
connecting Cincinnati with 81 Louis The funds Of the
house the Of about 81 100000 locked up in
enterprise and will therefore be useless for long time
to come The immediate of their stoppage is
doubedy the failure OF Belcher Brother of 81 Louis
who Page Bacon amount yariousy stated Al from
100000 10 $55o000 The San Francisco house, Page
Bacon Co. (which must be COMPOUNDED with the firm
whose drafts under proest) reputed TO be
very wealthy and always have hand at San Francisco
large amount Of available Mr. Page finding the
position of the ST. Louis house somewhat precaoas
out San Francisco 70 obtain advances from thence for
is support II is yet by two TO
from him Mr. Bacon who resides here had doubt
OF his ability all demands until Mr. Page could
init specie to aid him but the failure Of Becher Brother
preciaied The crisis and by drawing down the depose
al the bankng-house in St Louis induced larger drafts
on Messrs Duncan Sherman Co than the securities de
posted with them would cover"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16

PRor ElIIoTThis skilful aeronaut says the Raleigh
IN ca Star made an ascent from this city Thursday
in splendid style There scarcely breath Of air stir
ring and his graceful balloon gded OF on her aerial jour
ney steadily and beautifully
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16
DOMESTIC EYoHAYGE.

Monthly statee Of 2aotaiioas n domestic excAdge prepared
a he treasury from Wsckly retrBs rooetref from he A.
sstam Treasrers and dspositaries Washington, Dscemb0
"a 12k4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16
THE DAILY UNION


Mr. CLAY asked and obtained the unanimous consent of
the Senate To introduce bill 10 settle certain accounts be-
tween tbs United States and the State Of Alabama which
was read twice aud referred the Committee Public
Lands
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16
VAN STEAMERS


On motion 81 Mr. HUNTER the Senate proceeded 10 the
consideration OF the bill from the House Of Representatives
making appropriations for the transportation Of the United
States mail by steamers and otherwise during the
fiscal year ending the 30th Of june 1888 which the
two houses had disagreed at the close Of the last session Of
Congress.
Mr. RUsK moved the indefinite postponement Of the
bill
After discussion in relation TO the notice proposed
be given the propretors Of the Collins line Of steam
ers by which their contract should be ermnated--in
which Messrs MASON, CLAYTON, WELLER, BROD-
HEAD, BENJAMIN TOUCEY, GWfN, and others parti-
cipaed-the question taken, and the motion to post
pone agreed TO-
JUDICIAL SYSTEM.
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF the bill
amend and modify the Judicial system OF the United States
and after debate the further consideration OF the same
postponed until tomorrow.
ENGRAVING CONGRESS
On motion by Mr.. JOHNSON the Senate proceeded 10
the consideration Of the joint resolution providing for the
engraving lthographing, and publishing OF drawings
maps charts other papers for Congress Mr. j. explain
ed the necessity Of its passage and submitted amend
ment which adopted The joint resolution then
read third time and passed
After the consideration of executive business,
The Senate ad iourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16

Mr. HAVEN introduced bill 10 provide for the naygu
ton OF the ST. CLAIR river IN the State o. Michigan which
was read twice and referred TO the Committee Com
merce.
On motion, the House adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16

koBsEEY ~ rHs cARs-The Rochester Democrat says W.
= Baker, catte-dealer Of Henrietta was robbed Of
$1,000 while In the between Syracuse and Rochester
on Tuesday night
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16
Objection being made.


on motion Of Mr. JONES Of Tennessee the rules were
suspended and hts motion 10 meet tomorrow At O'Clock
xr.s a,yreaa m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16
IN CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES
Thirty Third Congress second session.
MoNDAY, JANuARY Is ls55.


The PRESIDENT pro tenn laid before the Senate com
munication from the Secretary Of War showing the
penses Of the national amories Springfield and Harper
Ferry during the year ending June 80 1854 The expenses
at Springfield are shown have been Sl60sl3 ga, and
al Harpers Ferry Sl95s09 &C. making total OF $751;
623 20.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn also laid before the Senate
communication from the Secretary OF War, transmitting
statement Of the contingent expenditures Of the military
establishment for the year 1854 which ordered lie
on the table and 10 be printed,
The PRESIDENT pro also laid before the Senate
port from the Secretary of State communicating in
formity with law list OF the employees OF that depart
ment for the year 1884 showing from where appon and
the amount paid TO each which was laid the table and
ordered to be printed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16

ON motion ~ Mr. BRoDHEAD the Senate proceeded
10 the consideration Of the joint resolution In relation
sending relief TO the Arctic expedition commanded b.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Z. X. Kane
Mr. MALLORY explained the necessity for sending the
relief proposed and the system Of signals by which the
Of that expedition could he traced and the joint
resolution having been amended read third time
and passed.
Pay oF NENBxRs or CONGRESS, ETC
on n ,tion by Mr.. BADGER the bill to increase the
compensation Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court and
members ~ both hoases Of Congress made the special
order for haEpast twelve o'clock tomorrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

IA contemporary, remark'ng the ''Fsshions, -
ossF'ss that skirts are little fuller than last
gaoath." Ia this vicinity, their volume is not a
LIKE, but great deal larger. "Bonnets are
wOtn 50 isF back that IN some cases they are on
tie heads Of the ladies' next behind. For parasols
Zone ba: fading silks are used. FOI compilations,
liz color is much worn, and frec&Ies are quite
common. Painting IN church has been overdone,
sa1 IS little pEscticed. Bad colds are now al
most sntirely Oui of vogue The world certain
J. Is moving!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

Moaz Nav "Bobbm' Aiound,'' the
most popular piece ever published. Chou wilt
never WI! ne moEe,'' IS sung by Miss Fanny
HERON. 'flqP de Dood'n Doo,'' as sung by Luke
West 'sFAsy4eii pe that must forget," by J.
T. Goolen. Baxter March," by ]. G. Limpdon.
THE Tii-tat 10 ScbotiSehe.'' by Man0n Florence
'Coletie Waltz Jennie with The Light Brown
Hsr,'' and "Naggie's by my side, by Stephen c.
Foster; and i variety Of other new pieces Of mu-
SIC for tho piano and guitar have been received at
the Cheap Bookstore of Robinson & Bro., No. 4
Washington Hail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

Gov. JoHxsoS has issued his proclamation of
iaaE 1eward Of $50 fer the apprehension OF
YIN. J. Brooks, the lend who committed rape
ca Lis own child, aged IS years, under circum-
saRees Of cruelty and barbsriiy, in the county OF
Srousylvauia on the 18th ult. Brooks is repre-
s=niei as stone cutter, known in Lynchburg =
aexsndria and Richmond-about IS yeats Of age,
Sc i5et eight inches high, dark hazel or brown
syes, and when cnaveEsing one eye is nearly clos
rd-dark brown hair, sandy beard, wears gostee,
s sluaEe shouldef=d, aud his walk is peculisr,
iton a Jerking IN his les.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

BIZ papers received by the last a,riyal f.om tn.
Pscidc We lzarn that The report brought by the
las; preceding steamer from California, tina, ma
iariyof the people Of Oregon had voted in favor
Of Convention to form State Government, was
ine2'r=e:- sueh was supposed to he the case at
FIST, IN. the very large vote cast against II in
Jloksoa-,he most southern county III the Territo.
". bordering on Calioraia-efTectaalIy defeated 1t
i,r liz present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
YELLORt FEVEi.

NnRToLK, Aug. I2.-Yellow lever increasing io
an alarming extent in this pace and Portsmouth.
Several have died, and 90 deaths occurred he.e
since Saturday. The deaths ia Portsmouth are I
for the same period.
Several cases of lever have occurred at the navy
yard and on board the sbip Pennsylvania.
Returns from Nor1h Csru!ina show that Bnyicer
has been elected by 800 majority.
Cingman hasa naiori'y Of 600.
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Savings BanE Store.

WOULD respectfully sal 70 the citizens 9f Wheeling
aud T1eiEtE. bave iast received FROM The East and
North IN addition 70 ny previous and vaTied stock Of
bOoS shoes, Hats Caps HabnelS, Umbrellas, and Car
Pet SlekSg gceSt variety OF ladies' mSSes sshicna-
bic Sores ard Callers Gents F4ney Shoes, Caters,
Aoesn ard summer Has, which ose on SIKH leTnts
as 20 make lire The heading Of this notice
BonBef3 for tTes-taeTelnre invite al re SaoLlsss,
sseers. AGfteP czess, and 5sE1et lstHg children Of
dam 10 call TIE Old Post Once cOFleT. opposite Nc
Lure Houss, where yUu viii fnd al the Soods Of above
description, believe lower than any other pace IR this
lei BIZ. 'y4rSoS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
From NEW yOPE

AueUsT i5.-Ths leading temperance men of
this city nd Conference. at which ii vas deci
ded to advocate IN amendment tolhe nov exis-
ting Liquor law. in o:dsE 10 avoid difficulty IN the
way OF It's enforcement The design Is To stop
il possible the business IN original I.scksges.
Deaths during The past week, $50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
RETuRN OF ga RIrcHANN.N

ceiyed from Mr.. Buchanan, our minister 10 Eng
iaud, which announce his intention to return in
the steamer Of Qsteber 9th. he will be accom-
panied BY J. addison, The Assistant Secretary of
Stale.
The irisate Constellation has Sailei from Nor
f1Ik, TO JON lie NediteIanesn SqnaiEou.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
INDIAN TROUBLES.

BUFFALO, Aug. lI.-AlyIcex fIom Omaha city
10 the LIST inst. received.
The Sioux Indians. have been committing muir
deIs and plundering settlers near F"nteneile.
Gov lizard has authorized Gen. Thsyer to raise
volunteers for the protection Of the frontier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
RANK STATEMENr

NV YoRK, aug. lS--TLe Bank statement 70
the week shows an increase Of S555. 900 in loans
and 7I,0oo in circulation. DECREASE SlT0,Q0O IL
specie; $500 IN depcs Is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

wEIsarn that some ungsacious scamp shot ri
lie ball INTO the dagureolype of Miss Todd. insert
e. n heE tomb stone, il Mt. Woods Cemetery,
COMPLETELY shatteEiug It. This is species of
vandalism deserving os the sryerest punishment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

PHILADELPHrA Aug. 13.-A M. Boyd and his
neice OF MauchchpEk were Gtowned at Atlantic
city Yesterday while bathing IN the sulf. Two
other ladies Who were in The wstrr al the time
got beyond their depth, but were rescued.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED Ky
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM new oRLEANS

NV OELaxs, Aug. 1.-THE Steamship Grela-
da has arrived at this port with Havana dates 10
the Sth inst.
The yellow fever deaths IN Charity Hospital, in
this city, during the past week wee I35; nun
Der of cases cured IG0.
An abatemen,of the disease owing to change
in the weather, IS looked foT.
Most of the Eboye deaths occurred in the early
pa;t of the week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
TIE ELECTlON.

B4LFiNoRE, Aug. l2.-Nosth Carolina papers
received bv The New YORK mail Of his evening re-
present the result IN tie 9Th snl Sh CongreSsion-
al districts as being still in doubt BUtk psIres
claim Tie election of their candidates.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
NEW YORK MARKET

AuGuST I3.-MoHey unchanged. Stocks firm.
Gaiena and Chicago Railroad, 1923: Cleveland
aud Toieto 29!; Ere 524; LIMOS Central, 97i
Michigan Central I02; New York Central, Iu2;
Ha!iein. 2s4; Cumstilsmj, 295: Rea':ins SIS;
Canton 25!, Del. & hudson. s.; 4. 5. 6s OF 81,
20i; Mich. Southern lbs; Pen.a. Coat Co. los.
Cleye. & Pitts. sc; Miss uu IS $50; Ohio SIS OF
40. Ill.
Cotton. limited business 81 previous rates, SAFES
100 bales.
Flour u4s=i.ef, saiss previous rates, State s8a
ssh; OHIO $3.50; EHlra SII,GOal1,5 So Wheat
6rG, upwau! tendency, sales Of Southern white at
go; Ted 1870. Corn, frm, upward tendency. PORK
Grm, active demand at previous rs;es. Beef frn
al previous rates. Lard firm. Bacon none IN
lnsrket. Butter firm al IS. Cheese steady at 81
WHISKY hnn at "a. Hemp better sale, l25 tons
rough American al I6E. Tobacco firm, sales 50
hEdS al 9al3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
AL SHOULD TRY n
DR.. j. Ho sTETTER's
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100, 900 BorrIo. sold in One Year,


NOTHING in The Inarket-Dothing in tie medical mar.
~ Rel for Tie past y years. has ever epuaied MOI can
Aitleie be produced 10 equal this
GREAT ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.
III. HoSieSteTs preparation is not an old Ersnny'S re-
Cipe, nor the Eeie eXQe imenial an Amateur
PhysCisn's bal investigation. II prO
orEd and zboaie study Of Of The scieiifE
chemists o. The riesEEI century
1T. Hosteter submits his invaluable RitteTS 10 an
gUaT constitution The properties Of these BIT
tess wall be oUEd by the fast anal us, the full force
OF IEer great medicinal effects viii be made manLe,I in
a!os; Incredible shon space lime upon yovs ay1-
TEN
Are you dysrepuci Their lake these eelebralsd s.Ou
sch Filters
ARE oiOas1 Try bottle OF tAese Bitten. and
be relieved al
you snnoyed by Indigestion? Remove the cause by
The Tree ui these BiueTs
Have fever and Rsue2 How many ihOuSa in the
West AID South have been cured this constitution de
stI Dying disease, By the free of these BieTa2
II should tTy this great autdOte We venture 10 affirm
that where HOsteifsTS BiteTS used case OF lever
and asue cannot occur.
One wine gisEsln akeu three TINES day before ueas
viii ne found great Oic agrpt, which all viii GnpIecI.
ale when personally satisfied OF the fact, they win be-
by giving The BtieIs trial.
IbeTs are Oder Rlies represented be tie same,
which coupa ALVEY worthless. Our Buffers aIe
without iIyai 10 their medicinal qualities They ne
put un square bodies, containing Toll quart will ne
directions and UT- J. HosIeIerS stomach BitrIs
blown Ca the bottle. None other genuine
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
u For saie by ali The PRINCIPAL Druggists, Hotel Bars
eiauIsns and Dealers generally Throughout UHigrd
EIeSaRd by
BUSHPIRLD & Co., and
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
-S-lTd1w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
FROM louisville

AUcusT IS.-The Journal this evening contains
sf5davits concerning the riots in The Ssh ward
which 90 TO show that the Inst we're armed sew
eTai days previous.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

ALBANY, Aug. I3.-Dr. Taft of Charleston, had
his left arm cut of this afternoon, while On the
eIp!ess tain from Boston. He had his arm out
side the window
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

Darn OF Az OLD CIrlzrx.-Mt Thomas N. Lee
ct the firm of Lee Bragg, Of Petersburg. died on
Wednesday. he was an old merchant and much
esteemed
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The ~ % NeM.pnper.=

Subscrbers who do not give express notice to III.
eop;r.y, are considered as wishing toeopnue heir s1s
scGFiioBs-
II subscribers order the disconiip.p ca f their
oaeals tie Paser may eoRtinHe 10 send the until an
arrezTa,eS are V4id- - =
3 II subscribers Eeect refuse to take their perioi-
rails from the 1es Ia which they are directed thev are
heG rsons bic i'll they have settled the biz and oei II
ftem discontinued.
IfsahseIbcTs remove to other places without iBf,T,
ip= Publishers and the PageFs sent 10 the iorer
ii rec'fon. they held responsible
+ Tie Courts have decided tha; refusing to rrio
izzis;rca e ofee removing asd leaving theIl urcsii
~ tr. SPii'a Iasia evidence OF inien,iousi fraud