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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-01
Obstetrics, Penn College, Phatadelptia-
&c n. H,t1ter,s Medical Manhdl.' %

The author of this work, unlike tho majority.
of those who advertise TO cure the diseases on
which it treats, is graduate of one of the best
Colleges in tho United States. 1t affords me
pleasure to recommend him to tue unfortunate
or the victim of NAL practice as successful and
experienced practitioner, in whose honor and in
tegrity they may place the greatest condolences
JOSEPH 10NGSH0RE, Nj ID. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

TRura STRANGER THAN FlcrIoN.-Last winter
gentleman in New York, connected with the
Mission Sunday School Of DR.. Alexander's Church,
found ragged little gisI selling candy and apples
IN the Park OH Sunday morning. On questioning
her, he found that she came over from England,
that her father and mother had died on the passage,
and She was lien living with on old wsmun no
forced her 10 sell in the Park on Sundays The
kind hearted &, ntleman al first made compromise
with fhe old woman by giving her fifty cep;S every
Sunday to permit the child to ATTEND SabGat.
School, aud afterwards put the law i'll force aud
took The girl ftom tie old womun's control. She
was then sent TO an asylum, and thence 10 a farm
house. The lady 10 whom she was bound was so
struck with the little girl that she questioned her
eli seIy as 10 her history. The facts ELECTED in
ductd her to write to England. and she soon le-
ceiyeti the joyful Intelligence that the child's
gronL porens were both living in Sellinge, Kent
c"uny, England. The family were substantial
larmsrs, and fIrthwilh sent funds 10 bring the lost
ones me. She went accordingly in the next
STEINER, and is now living once mUrs in comfort
aud aflnence at the old homestead. A narrative,
giving the whole story, has just been ISSUED by the
Atnsrlc n Snnsy School Union, uncer The title
ni the "Candy Gill;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

S,L. OF WIFE.-Tne peace loving and law
a"IGihS clIzems of the town OF Webs,e. iaL trer
ideo Of morIrty rather ag'ta'ed few Gays stuce
~ the announcement ,iIst one anon them. had
sold his wife 10 anolher Ior a consideration. IL
seems .ta, Tie m91 with Us wife were the lenantS
OF another, and lue wife, who ways said tust
she d'J not ,ntend 10 die uhtI She uad sot on tue
nPper sieif OF society, who was probably menu
uerof the free love assOcIa,i was drawn ,ows-d
Tue Ia diorJ, WAC is, o. rather was, single mao,
by 'passOma autract.Un,' end demanded insta nj
return. There IS no doub but thai The trturu was
complied wi.il, from what the husband saw. where
D.. or ne became qune dissatisfied, and limited as
nGco. Thirgs grew 90 better very fast, until Tue
husband, rot tindns his binss rega.dsu, spoke
rshi out aud objected to lie way matters we're
progressing This opener tue way for negoro-
ilo'. sn'i sfer long bckeFing aud ban;rt'ng, tue
husband agteed that Tue landlord should nave MS
hog, uis wife, AID ger en- sass lor SaC0, and VII
tings 10 iha; effect we;e Immediately trawH up,
sealed, signed and delivered, anu The woman w3s
transferred Eor'hw ith he arms Of Rer foruOute
poSSeSsOr.-ROches.e r doc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

PAEKER Ii. FKESca.-siuce the arrival of tbisin-
,dividual in this county aaMinister OF Nicaragua.
reference has been made to charges of former
misconduct, which would, OF might subject him
to prosecution. What these charges are, is ex-
planned by tie fact that on the soth of January
5last, Gen. Shields, from the COMMITTEE on Military
Affairs, reported to the Senate bill for the relief
of Lient. Benton aud Majors Bsbbltt and Long
street. TheofEicers were stationed al San Anto.
MO. Texas,in 1850, and them Parker Il. French,
then chief Of an emigrant party, presented letter
oterelit from Rowland & Asptnwal! of New York.
In accordance with the regulations of The War
Department permitting supplies to De sold to emf
grauis, the officers furnished French with stores
Of different kinds, amounting 10 nenlly 5000,
receiving in pay several drafts on Rowland & AS
pinwall. These dtafls, on presentation, were
protested, and it wssi thea found 1t the letter of
credit above mentioned was forgery. Several
merchants in San Antonio were (says Gen. Sh elds)
at the same time imposed upon by the same Mr.
French. What bearing tbs Jauz pas of the Colo
mel will have upon his relations IN this cvuntry,
it is impossible TO say.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
PmL4DELPIlA, Dec. II, 1855.

PmL.DELPMlA, Dec. IL, 1855.
S'R: am hign:y hOnored by TIE ie.tef you have
addressed 10 me expressing tile geuerou, feeling
with which her Bhtann,c MajeSty'S Government
hove been pleased 10 rsgnrl ,he efforts OF Ile ex
oeduion lately unher my command 10 a(lnrd assist
onCe 10 Sill Joan Franhlln AMI us associates.
oficefs anG men oil tue r'rly: and pay you, in
Their behalf as wei rs my own, % convey 10 her
Bu,annic MairS,y's GUvetrmem. our vety srsle
full Acknowledgements Iot his MARI Of ;ne,f tsroE-
ing regard.
an, sir, with great respect, your very oJeoient
faithful servant, K. KANE.
HIS e1cele"cy Jo"X F. Ca.AroN,
Minister Pruipu,enlIaty, &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
W,snlxcroN. Dec. s. 1855.

Sir: Her Majss,y's Gov nlnenl 1nve lately
been spprzzd Of ue safe return OF tue exped iion,
under your command 10 the A clc regions IN Sea,ch
Of sir JouH Frsnku. hey have also been in
U'med y! tile safe return Ul The searching squad
Ton Jnuel Capt. tinrsen. This intelligence nss
afforded sincefe e0>uIe 10 Fiel MajrS Us Guvetn
ment, anu nave The hunur in name, ~
iii, ;heIE cordial cougrs ions 20 You, Sill and
10 convey 10 you. AMI teqmeS: you 10 cummUncale
10 De officers anu crew wno. untet your com
maEd, So DoGiy tempted 10 afford ASSISTANCE -
S.r JuaG Ftouk.in aHd ,he ofIic, Is aud crews of
Tier Majesy'N >lHpS eC!barked On tue Atc,Ic expe-
di,'un, assurance OF ie grali,uue Of
Butrsh Government anu people fOs generous
eSerions.
ILye The honor to he, sir, Your most obed'ent
and humble sesvanl, JOHN + CHAMPION.
To DR.. KANE, U. S. Navy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

DALLEy'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subI. the pam aud inLmration rom the
burHs6 clds, in from ore 10 twenty tina;
ii viii heal the wounds without anu eeo,nl'y
Fever Observation-Disclosures rflaHna:oy Eleunl-
ttsm-sore and Iuf,n,rd Eyes -wounds-Brui,es
-ord ard liberated so,es-Sc4id HeaJ-coras aud buzz
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures nip.
Observation-Disclosures of Insec,s- Swe'ted AID broken
E:urtons-and a'' Infi'mma cory and
diseases. whes the paris Odeced can he :eatheL.
Don't be releduuoa about the many dsel es named 10
be by only ihins-bu: reflect that the bu;
positive properl.s which the DALEY SaIve alone contains
he:etotO esumerared-one to oufcan each not
alone tue aore neaioncd disease, but many
enune. sted-
bred pay'feiqns prescribe
ianolTSiy for scores of diSerert disrEse,l
Each box'of GEsTISE DALLer's PATS ExrEAcTOH has
upon it eel Pae engraved Label with signatures
Of e. V. CLlCKESER ~ co. psOP iietOrs, and HENRY
BAILEY, Manufacturer. All Others counterfeit
Price 25 cents per boz.
rTAn orders should be addressed TO c. v. CIIekeuer
y Co. 81 Barclay street, New York.
For by LAGGHLINS 4 BOSHFIELD, Wheeling,
and pruses Is eete,a.ly throughout the U. s sP1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
Bank Eleotion, sc.

n. W. HANK OF Va,
'INH Punuu meeting the siockhOJe al Inc No ,I,-
Western IiaIE a. Wiz mia will be held their Dnnk
lug house in wOcens oT'Tuesi2y Jauua I.i 1856. u
VIII time ecc ION viii held for ave DI .eciOrs or
Tue s eat HaTN ard each or the branches Wells
bug, Pa he. Sbu'e, ard JedesonVie Election CON-
n,cnces II A 81. ard Mmaics at 3 p. NJ.
ByO~jer u tile BOard.
Dec. 10 h, 1855 d. LAMB, Cashier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

snALL POx,-The Alrxsndria Sentinel leprns
from gentleman, direct from the Nor,heru Neck
Of Yi'g'nis, 'hst the small poA is preypiug 10 an
Alarming extent 10 the lower patl of the couu:y Of
Richmond, sixty cases having developed tGsm-
selves up 10 within the last few days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

= uCoutemporaneous with the bresLing up of
the FOurierte establishment, the "North Ameri
can Phalanx," we have intelligence of the disso-
luton of the socialist colony of Berne, Swiizer.
land, founded by Burke, the socialist. The triol
has been sufficient to Prove. the wortalesssess o
the social theory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

yAcANciEs FILLED.-Col. My.r Myers has been
elected President OF the Bank of virginis, at Not
folk, in place of josiah Wills, deceased. Sam.
ueIP. Moore has been elected Teller, aud Wal.
Ter u. Taylor. Note CLERK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

MkxDrSo BaoEks CnlwA-The following old
receipt for mending China is said to answer admir-
ably: ETake very thick solution Of gum atAbic
water, aud stir into it plaster Of Psrs until the
mixture becomes viscuons paste. Apply it with
a.bIush to the fractured edges. and stick them 70
getheE. In three days the article cannot again lie
broken in the same place. The whiteness Of the
cement renders it doubIy valuable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
NORTHWESTERN BANK

DEc. l5,h, 1875,
AS ugUr, this Eanr Will be closed Tuesday, the 25th
H,.7n ard on Tuesday, am ISL, 1856 CeXcet To- eIcc-
iiOn &C.) Persons having PAPER mlturGg on either O
those days vii niaSe Attend 10 on lie DAY STeVouS.
by der o! he EOdrd- ID. LAVE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

uA Washington letter says thst when news of
Walkers apparent triumph in Nicaragua was re-
ceived, the Nicursguan Minister had just conclud
ed au arrangement with Alr Crampton for treaty
with England, by which the latter would nave
Withdrew from Nicaragua altogether abandoning
hel Musquito Ptotactorate absolutely. AMI without
other condition than some little indemnity to be
male to The Mosquito Indians. or course such an
arrangement would remove one of the most embar-
RAISING points in our controversy with Great Bit
ain oa the Central American question.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
TOOTH SOAP.

TOOTH SOAP.
HIATERS' celebrated Tooth Soap il prepared in he
w most clearly possible, iron, the choicest
materials and from all Impurities The Soap Denti
fee is the only proper specific feeiSg the mouth
disgust ng impurities which TaPidlv promote put
action and destroy the Teeth
Each cakefs enclosed I'M neat and is sufficient to
lass enc year. Sold for 81 cts
THOMPSON & PATTERSON.
sdeS AseHts III NniR st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
HoDsB AND LOT FOR saul


TO FIRST APRIL, 1856.
THAT large and oOmmOdiOuS Warehouse an Wafer
street, formerly occupied by AR j. H. Keys deceased
as 3 Forwarding AVID con'Ini, sion house
"ssess'On given Immediately. The Office fXiurrs,
be Disposed OF ut lair rates
5TNy 10 GORDON, MATTHEW'S d Co.
Mnin - 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

WE have this day lived OF the finest and most
neauiiu! assortmcnt> OF HAS aud Caps, that have
ever had OF was ever h'oust /" his ctyi the
iO.ab That could &c made in the eastern markets.
II comprises inra't the following Eimds:
GeGts No Silk noleSkn Hats ght aud elastic mad e
by the bsSt haterS East, and in strict accordance with
Que Orde's: Gents fine while aud black beaver OTTER
seal" %c.i Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hat white
'nd back soft tut aud wool sts OF evely COLOR quality
aud price.
aso-Caps of every description and of the most re-
cent SLlLs, suCh as the Nevada, KI"w Nothing, Pyra
nese, Pyramid, Canadian. Ftstlau. E"siah W slfng-
con- aud ConsO datioT caps AID all other kinds ia ahl
dance. which viii be sold lower Than good. Of these
kinds wee ever ofc' ed heiO 10 This community
Child Hats aud Caps ~ all kinds Just received
from the most fashOnubIe hOuScs in New York.
Carpet bags, Fura and Gloves always on baud.
All PEI sons most respectfully invited 10 call and cx
anime our magnificent STOCK of soods before purchasing
most IastitIiOUs. ' 81"
Nothing will be wanting on our part TO suit md accom-
Houate Our numerous patrons.
Word TO Country Merchants.
u You wish an! thing in Tie way Hats and Caps Just
give us ca as we will qua artee that we viii sell you
90oas as low as tey can be got az! we'e this side OF
fhlledePhia, and on the most Favo'ab'e te.TS
IisSl =, ~ II NRpRR & SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
RRAL ESTATE sALEs
Hotel for Sale,

EINHR Furniture and Lease known as the Monroe I,
Wheeling, Va Oo4ted on Main street oppuSi,S ~
Wire Suspension Bridge This house il now don We
good business aud tie prospects for the luure are f.
rate, In short time the Cleveland Extension Co ~
their termIHI at KiTkwoOd and tile travel viii law, %
cross Immediately opposite this house, and will rc.
sarlly do large proportion OF this business
The present proprietor Is dcsIOus OF removing Il, H.
country. which Is solely his wishing 10 I
pose Of his business.
ooss W. F CLARK.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
TN L undersigned Offers tOrsale his House and Lu
Market street. eaSi side, between Monroe and I'm,
steers The lot tS IL feel lrUni, will good brick d.
ling house and out buiilinEs
II will be scld low aud accommodating terms an,
possession given any lime alter Tie first o. October
o. Enquire OF
seES ] n 2IMWEP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

.BMr. Marcotetta. the NtcO,ngusu Minister.
denies having acknowledged The val"li,v OF Pa:-
ktr H, Freneh's appointment as Minis er from
Nicaragua, or Of having promised his influence 10
procure recognition of him in i,atcapac,ty from
the United States Goysrnmenl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
The Aro.ic Expedition.

The sunioineu letter from Mr. Cr9mrton. line
British Minister 10 Dr.. Kane, the ccmmonder of the
late expedition TO the Arctic Regions, SHOWS tue
hIgt sense ii which ,ne British Gove;nmen, uolds
tue nobe conuuct of lie Doc,o: aud ais ssso-
cia;eS:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

''i Tux coNDrrtOS OF THE sOuSD DUES QUESTION:
ThefolOwiug ftom the Augsburg AIIgemiene Zre-
tupg, leading Continental journal. we have.sse.
" reason to believe embraces pretty true stOte-
ment Of the actual position of th,s government on
this question:
BERLrN. Nov. 25.-Tn regard to the Sound Dues
Conference it is stated here that Denmark has, Eor
the present deferred the negotiations, because ON
the part Of America protest had been made lin
Advanced against any conclusion which mig
prove adverse to american interests II is also
stated from recent communications from Wash
inEtcn. that the Government the United States
position in regard to the Sound Dues Que ston is,
OF late, decidedly more determined than it has ap-
peateti for many weeks past. AT Washington, it
IS positively SIated that the Cabinet of President
Pierce was determined, under ell circumstances
topTeslSt in the demand that American vessels
haveythe right 10 pass the Sound without asking
permission therefor from Denmark, and much less
10 acquire the peru ssicn by the payment Of TOLL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

TnE BGsY's NAMr.-"Dove, what shall he the
name Of our babyi, said Mr.. Smith to Mrs. Smith.
s.Wby, pigeon, I've settled on Pstern' al never
knew man with the simple name Of Peter who
could earn his ssEt.'' ssWell, then, We will call
hin Salt Peter -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

EOrAMc.L Tile tree IS known by its f.u't,"
An exception TO this is the dugwood, Which is
kunwn by is bark.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
3 -Four Reviews aua Blackwood.

habie night and lIivolcd. e9ding, TO the sound,
eopsef live. and informstiQngiving articles con-
tanned in the reprints Of the Edinburgh. London
QuarteTly; Westminster. and North British Re-
views and Bisckwood.s Magazine, BY Leonard
Scott & Co.. New York. We have not time now
TO enter fully into the merits of these periodicals,
nor is il necessary for ell should know that they
represent respectively the entire political senli-
meat Of England, and have from their origin been
conducted by the best talent and intellect Of the
country. The Edinburgh was established in 1906,
by Sidney Smith & jeffrey, and long continued
under their. supervision. Hlacauley s. Btougham
are aud have long been leading contributors, with
host of others but little their interiors Wilson
.slong adorned the pages of Blaekwood; Bentham
conducted the Westminster; the great Chalmers
founded the North British; White, Scott. Milman,
Mahon and Southey are names familiar 10 the
readers Of the London Quarterly.
The characterof these Reviews is still the same.
Eminently the FIRST literary productions of the
country appesr in their columns, while sound
sentiments peryade all. They should be in every
house, in the hands alike Of youth and age. For
tetms see advertisement in another column. The
beginning Of the year is good time to subscribe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

u"Tom." said q man to his ftien,l. al think
1t highly dangerous 10 keepthe bills of snail banks
on hend huw days al. . answered TnIn, "ind
= pst e ditientt u en- nserps.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

tn nea;es EIar ","e. we I'vc -een 70, sale .bv
7. II. LOGAN ts Co. bridge corner Dsn:sis.~.
hc'' s. ck o Fancy .tictes gene ally is na vart
.ook at-aOd have cough OF roIJ. you can axe
home " Ii you boz 'e o. .heir
HOARHOCNO RALSAM,
07P'escr:r,ion5 ca el.fy com 'LrdeG e; ELI nou:s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
TaVern to Rerf

ME well known Tavern, known as Mrs Goodtnc,s
L ohthe NntIOhli ROad, miles OF Wheeling, wtl
he IOr rent rom Apri Isl, 1876 Tie stand Is TOO well
ard iavO'Rbly known TO lequire iurtlIer n lice
nrSl'F IN ma tRItI,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
THR pnhic c7rtioNed against receiving chceS Oh
the Cumberland Bank Aaleh ny, the SUN OF rive
HuiG red ana Thirty Dollars aud seven ySeTeL cents,
ald soaring daLS ecemoEr l2Ln, 1856, dTawa byttls
Is agonIer Aseut OF lac r oSlbus CUa Company, In "a.
the uhde'ssne wiJse endorsement I bears aud
l. Is he'd good" =
It's supposed ina The check was taken from the mail
At Atps o Eva , By German, who BY some De1ns
Ub:ain0d ke. 10 OPea 1t On S1tudly evening last Tue
winch tIe Ied he called n the ret
deuce OF an Ger o. the bank with te check, IOr pay
ueuti beiT 0rteF bank hOu.s, he requested To
call wuen the OInK was OPea sues te inc eneek
'lUt Oeeh pr senieu ,.r
Hancock ne 6. 1885 .lCS79tdlIT:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
Enr NnLn.
''rruth stranger than Fiction
LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsrI-
AnNX a L

MUNl UF Indy,
tNO those who haze the pleasure OF Knowing her, We
need shy nothing, but To others we remark that de
sire Ia benefit tho suffering Induces her thus to speak
Nome can aHrle Cale her joy and EGiiude in being ne
hevcd from pain, alter OF suffering almost uaal-
ele' but those Cr the. be Ony) wO have suffered
like her.
Miss las long been resident OF this city-lor the
last Two years has been EuCCeS luy conducting stI,u
lie his subject OF establishment and JOY 10 her nuurr
Gus Lends. VIC ask thIse To all Oh lc, Size
will ell them of her cure by RampiOns Tilrrlr
Than she has written. thus il is this remedy goes on glv
ing 'Giie' the sick. We leicr tile public them Fion
more 'slaGl lSCCs we also heal tuam,C lHpIy rsut
hese iacls' With lie concurrent e,tnU! thousands
Should cause Skcolsm and TICjUdie TO hIG their ra,s
MeruI discovery. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
~ woopslDE. W. O. wOOusIDE
w. S. WooDSIDE g. SON,
FLOUR AND PR0PUGE
H0MMiSSION MERCHANT S,

q, l.
RaIttnoee.
NE0uR Varehousa is lOcsted on of ihe tracks Of
TIE RatimORe aud onO Railroad, by which expenses OF
dTaylse on ceHs ghinents is avoided
REPER EScES- Y
r Gibson, Cashier ''
H. Sprigg. Esq, .. Merch''s :"
Tr ensn Cross, Esq, CaSlU Com & Far bk Rslt.
MessTs Hugh jenkins & Co, Baltimore.
W. g. Harrison. issq. ,,..-,,,-'.
j r F aala'' Ess, Agent q OR RICO, wheeling
MessIs FoTsyIh& q Hopkins,
s. RTady, $50, Cashier,
n Lamb, Esq, s. -
Mes SrS john whatry & Co, MOuudsviIle, Va.
W q q. Thompson,
n Pollock d Co. Suniisl, ohio.
n q. ConNe's, Esq, Cashr, ZHnesyile, Ohio
G. ii. SpTigg, ESg. Fai mont, Va,
NeSSTS. 81 i O.J0eksun, Z"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
Notice to Travalars


TRAVELLERS passing over tao c. o. Il. "a efnrorm
ed ult co. has flied Up sooms ia ..Cit.k'.
New BulIi":s,' ae will SGT ~, ,on ,he val
o. ete:y tlsin,
WARM LUNCH AND not COFFEE ron Is cySTs,
the egua zee 4 the Dcpo. sod .,ein 90 cens con
seqnGNty ,h tyfive ri ne y we'd. BE y. .c,Iar
aud n:o Mve.s Rel e>n neil. Ro0l< jtss at:a.4 .Ic
see cd door he co Ie:.
Ere'IrsiIg ;uPD.s .se's er,Le4 fa. lnro MA t.on
all Il ads :m.'a ted sc Of cA,-sc
T.u. MYErs.
WIN. a BNTCHEI OE's nAuE DYE.
GREY Ecj. Rusty Ha: D. el instsus'y to be ni-
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POslT,oN OF Taoors IN rnE INDIAN Cousrav.-
The position of the United States troops as pre-.
seat disposed in the Indian counlry is as follows:
AtFOrt Larimie there are stationed Eve cnmpa-
MES Vt the 9Th infantry. one company, (Captaln
Heath's]o of the 9Th iuIanIry, AMI How's rgaI az
tilery CO tpany.
at Fort Pierre there are six companies o. tue
2nd infantry and one compa1yoF The 9Th infantry.
At short distance below Fort Pierre two colnpa-
MES of the 2nd dragons. under the command OF
Moior Grhham have gone into winter quarters.
At Loup de Caur there ATE Statioued two CON-
panies Of The 2nd dragoonS and one company Of
infantry.
AT Fort Kearney there is only one company of
the 9Th infantry, under the command OF Captain
Whatton.
The for. at Ash Hollow, which was tempOFa-
I'iy established, has been broken up add aDan-