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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04
CITY LOTS ft.D EESInFrcr
For Sa1e ssUk

Among which are the following;
Nc: lSs,.a Lsrge New Briek Hcu.e eo,u,,
and Eighth Sweets: main building n saefo ON
eox24--wcll adapted for 4 large HI. a.. Ni,,
This building iscarshle of accommcd.u,ss thou,,
GO boarders, givinEto each q comfor,stiat ron 81
there is front Of lt5 feet on Main stree, fsslat
10. iss u smaIl hau 2. s.n STREE, atsf,.
sr oiSlxth and Perry ste. hs ul
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04

A sure cure for dyspepsia, and n eeria in vents
"A ton Of Feuer and Ague. just received and 4,
sale by ALVORD 4 VAN PA EN-.
nov. 30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
Good Medicines.

II is estimated that AYERS ChERRy PEcroRAL AND Ca
THARTIe Pitts have done to promote the public
health. than other There can be no
ton that the Cherry Pectora has by thousand on
thousand o. cures coIds, coughs, Asthma, crOlp Inu-
enza, bronchitis &c, much reduced proportion
OF deaths cOnsumptive diseases in this Country
The Pills good the Pecto:al and will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more less purgng Purge the blood
from its impurities. Purge the bowels Liyel and the
whole vscera system from distractions. Purge ont the
diseases winch lsteR the bOdytO work its decay Eut
for diseases should die only OF old age Take ami
dotes early and thrust the system before il is vet
| too strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust cut disease, not only While it is
weak but when it has taken stronghold Read the as
founding statements of those who have been cured by
them from dreadful ScrOuIa, Dropsy, Ulcers, skin Dis
eases, rheumatism! Neuralgia Dyspepsia Internal pains,
bilious complaints, heartbun headache, gOut and many
less dangerous but still threatening ailments such as pin-
pies the lace, worms Nervous rrtabiity loss OF ap-
petite, Irregularities, Dizziness 1.-THE head cods fever
nyseatery and indeed variety comp ains for
which Purgativc remedy is required.
These are random statements hut are authenticated
by YOUR own neighbors aud your own Physicians.
TRY them once and you will he without them.
Price % cents per boX-5 boxes for ST.
Prepared by DR.. J G. AVER, Chemist L,weIl Mass
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
a. G. GOOD e. Co, Wheeling
ago wholesale and retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

THE PLAx OF THE CAPITOL ExrENsrox.-It is
stated in the National InlelIgencer that the plan
adopted for the extension of the capitol in Wash
ng;on is due to the suggestion of the late Daniel
Webster, and adds:
When the various plans were under discussion,
in the presence OF several artists, and before Mr..
President Fillmore, the plan of the extension as
offered some years since by the Bureau of the
Corps OF Typographical Engineers appeared to
have the most admirers. The Chief difficulties
were in ventilation and light; when Mr.. Webster
suggested tic throwing the wings or few feet,
and tie making of the connection by short coul-
dor. The idea was Immediately accepted, and Mr.
Webster was requested to make draw ing accord
lngIy. He made one, which was submitted TO
subsequent meeting, and was adopted by the
President.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

FRoM: LAcuNA, MExrco.-A letter TO the New
oren"s Picayune from Laguna, Mexico, says that
British subject was recently 5anished by the
Governor of that town without cause. Having
incurred the hatred of that official bravo was
hired to assassinate him, but the attempt failed,
and the Briton was sent to prison. Subsequently
he was released and ordered to quit the town al
once, where he held very lucrative position. No
United States vessel has visited Lnguna since the
war. TO subserve the interests of our citizens.
national vessel ought to visit that and all other
Mexican and South American ports, at least once
in two months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
Gen. Scott.

The dispute between the Secretary of War and
Genarnl Scott is saidto be exciting the liveliest
attention among military men and politicians. TIE
correspondent of the N. Y. Times in Washington
writes.
The position now assumed by General Scott, in
the case ofGeneral Hitchcock, is similar TO that
taken by Gen. Jackson thtrty-fve years ago, du-
ring Monroe's Administration, in which the old
here was fully sustained by the Democratic party.
When some of the Presidents spoke OF laying the
correspondence before Congress aud invoked It's
action OIL the of military INSTRUMENTATION
alleged against Jackson, that officer promptly de-
Glazed he would admit to NO interference OF this
kind, adding, this rs a mater between me and
Jim Monroe, and by the Eternal I'll have it out
with him. The letters of Gen. Scot and the
Secretary of War will certainly find their way in-
to the pres, and produce sensation, perhaps, as
deep aud general as the personal correspondence
between Scott and Marcy, between Hamilton aud
Monroe. Hamilton aud Burr, Williamson and
Randolph, aud Clay and Randolph. The person.
al difficulties of the great have always had cham
for the public.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
II1Y EEIII sUFFEn Al 11IsN an
THE MARRIED woMANs
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PANION,
BY DIR, a. NJ. MAURICEAI

| Oh DAAB a. ~ Ola uhICEaOS
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One HumdredtA Edition. $500, OOO) 1SmO. gp. $50.
standard work OF established found casse in the cat
alOsues OF tile great Trade Sales New York, Pha-
dIpna. and other cities. sold by the principal
| booksellers in the United Statea.
Every woman can here discover, by comparing her
own symptoms with those described, the nature charac-
ter and OF her compliant spared much
and suffering, the umpleasantnCss OF ma
Ing known TO, or making inquiry Of aphysoianin respect
TO the numberless ailments she is subject. The
wife Incoming mother has often need.Of instruction
advice III respect her situation which she will hcr
find This hook tells her what is the matter, and tells
her what to do for it, in simple chlste words and
such as she ctr understand
Those suffering Instructions or Irregularities Pc
cnliar TO the female system, from PrOlapss ueri -
ing OF the womb from fuOr ai6us will EACH find in
its pages The OF prevention ame oraton and re-
| lief.
Much distress OF mind well thousands pecuniari
y nsh be saved 10 every husband, If the simplest
HppcT;aiTing to the marriage understood
hat they not better understood traceable 10 that
natural and almost cOmmendabIe Sensiti vcness that will
rather suffer than consult with even med
ica man i'll respect TO complaints peculiar female
only.
Ina cory of 'Ths Married IHoman's' Pirate Medical
COmpGniOn'' every Gemac has Physicirn that knows
anu uesCtOeS hcT every symptom, eelInS and ailnent
ard which she consult all times without violence TO
her sensitiveness.
Extract Of letter rom gentleman in Dayton, Ohio.
DAYTON May 1, 1877.
pR. A n: MAERIeEAu:--Ny Dear Sir-My vile hiss
been Peiceptiby sinking three years or more in
consequence OF great anguish ard suffering some months
helo and during confinement; every suCCesSv We one more
and MOI debll'iaed aud Frustrated her, putting her lie
IN Imminent danger, and which the LAST occasion
IeSpaIed or supposed that this state OF things was
iuevltlbie, and resigned myself to the worst
heaId tour hook highly spoken OF, containing some
cannot express 10 you the relief it afforded my distressed
mind and the Us pages impaired to wife, on
Ing that the great discovery OF NJ 81 UeSonleaux nrov
conceived was possible But this ere another
would have passed my head, in ali human ur0babI
left mot heTless. ' 'eh
G57Upon the receipt of One Dollar ..I,YE StkpPIED
IVOMANSS PRIPAIE MEDICAL CO5IPANTONsI is sent
Caiied Tee) 10 of the States; The Cars
das and British Provinces. letters must be- noSt
paid end addressed to lIr 4. " 3L4URICEIU boy 1874
New York city. Publishing Office No. 129 Liberty 81
| New YORK. So
Agents in Virginia.
II stephens, WdTTellfoH-O SieTIirg s. Co IEarri,ou
6uTgh-Wm Hickman and c Holiday MEMBERSHIPS,
Wilde Bro, John Fisher, and II Thompson VheSipo
WIN Holiday, AarShaH H-Jacob q Smith, VrilsSi,rs
i-Saml Mauzy, LelpiaJargh-z Kari, Cedar Gro5ss
AiAI-Dr Barnes, CtaTEsSWg-Dr 4 q Williams,
'S"fPnsf@st'E"' SeP5daw3in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
Washington RaA MlHs N NmEel:
Commissioners and Trustee'slsale.


DY virtue OF decree The circuit court Of Ohio coun
ID ~, made AT its $liug Term, 1850, in the cases or
Riley n Matthews DTakely, Sweeney d.CO., and KIl
mer d RuhIa vs. same defendants, the undcI gned rom
missioner appointed IN said decree Will OCCcu Mon
day the Sih day October 1856 ut Tic iTon door of Tho
iii said caus and eCICed he sold, WiI Tie ulciel
of said Dakely aud George S. Atkinson The hi
UWlIS zeal estate, situate in Tie Town of SOnt Wheeling
formerly RilCiCOwn 10 wits lois numbered q, 4 a. s.
SIX, seven eefI sixteen, twenty lweIy two, Wen.
three and twenty iUur IN square eighteen IN south Wheel
Ing and all the iOo's fixtures and personal property u
every description in ant upon said premises, known
tlie washington hlIlS, principally used FOL manufacturing
IailrOad iron Also Goa tot No (seveml, rom which
coal is supplied by railway directly into sail mill
A the same time and place the under slguGI T1Ss,
under deed Of trust duly recorded IN Ohio county
chaser will acquire the Iu tile to tile wlO: THIS vau.
able property.
These Mi Is have been constructed great cost anA
with much care, and there arc lew mills ~ tile country
better adapted 10 tile purpose FOR which ii
namely; 10 manufacture rails railroads The location
is very Geshle while The Che une&s at lie uel, 10 bn
sold with nc property adds to the inducements pun
Chs Sc he growing demand tor AmGTIC rails The
this most desirable capitalists aud
such al opportunity mas been ely offered These mills
now produce from 70 10 80 IONS U Rails per day, aud
product could he much increased by running tile mills
icT iu capacity Purchasers requested examine
tic mills Tor themselves.
IeTHs Fl SdIe.-One fourth Ca Ii or approved papeT
with Interest," payable in sixty days at Of tile Wheel
s Oahhs Oneouth at one yeas one fourth AT two yea
purchaser giving bond with approved security bearing
hteTts from lie day OF sale. and the title being retained
until the last payment is made
ALFRED CALDWELL,
as29td commissioner Rnd Trustee.
lrtlsburgh Journal copy week Till day and Tor.
wHTu bill to this office 10 collection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
Sale OF Real Estate.

THE unIcrsEned, EXECUTORS OF The last will AMI tesla
mont Of Jonas CrlmbaCker deceased, win sell public
auction tue rOnt DIOR Of tile house tOu
ty Saturday the l day 81 October, 1856, the follow
ing estate, to vii; the south half Of lot No. g. on lie
sIde vi Main street IN Tie city Of Wheeling, be,t.
SII ieCt 'front.' uId extending hack the river. The uS
has il large th story brick dwelling with iOunls
Tesides the dlg and Office with gas and water fix.
boarding house and aPOtlecGTy shop, stand good
Also, lot No ~ Clay and sixth streets in East Wheel
lug This LOTS vacant aud very desirable lOr building
purposes.
Tsyms.-A credit OF SIX twelve, and eighteen months
will be given the purchase mUny, except 10 per emf
cash, tc purchase giving their negotiable nOies viii,
good eEdOrser bearing into aud executing deed Of
trust tue property ~ secure tho purchase nluucy
JOHN Il. CRTMRACKER
GEORGE HARDMAN,
| SPndIO EN'rS uC 4 CtuuILarLcr Irr,J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

DY virtue OF decree of the circuit Court vi Ohio conn
ty, entered The Spring Term, 1885, in the rsss M
RheyN Matthews VS. OTakely Sweeney ~ Co and KIa,
Ir Rahm defendants, will proceed 10 ,rI
Monday The 9Th OF OciOhcr 1851, at the trUHt d,,r a,
tile House OF Ohio COunylhe following cal cs,atr
to viii: Gone pa) OF lot No CiOur) in square Uuulrrri
IL QUurteen) 4th street, in Ike city 81 Wheeling and
Of lot numbered l22 (OnG bundled aud twenty lwu) W
john stTcet in said city, being TIC property vi said Drake
ly. This is desirable property for residences,
7eTlaB al SGIe-A credit Ui six, twelve and erlicr,
months will be given lUr The purchase money c lrl.
giving bonds with APPROVAL security bearing mctr
Il ON dale, aud the title being Ietaed until Tie ay
melt is made. ..--.-..-
WM. S. WICKHAM,
aS0otI nj Ohio conuIr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
L A ND w a f 4 a N { S
John M. Clarke & d

John M. Clarke & Co.
LAID Warrant, stock, Exchange IErOItcrH
ana Agents for Claims against the
,,,u,, SSoTcTnmGnI,
mr. very highest New York market price Will be p9it
in' Lana warrants for the next five years When
eyer tey shall have advanced beyond last quotations
he very highest New York market prices will he paid
ece'Pt oil any BY mall regardless OF tic former quo
PERSONS Sehdhg warrants by mail may rely TcceiN
ing as much rs II they were personally present.
Ssht uralis ON any OF the Northern ar Southern cities
VIII he Tcmed by return MALL and when preferred tie
amount VIII be placed to their credit in one the New
fnk Hanks on whChthey draw at sight, tic day al
ter RENTING the warrants
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE & Co.
Washington city, u. O.
EHFER TO
Office. - ''''
Hon. l. l, Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions.
Sweeny; Riltenhouse & Co., bankers, WashingtOncily.
A'Aubb bIOlhelS, do do
SuteT, Lea & Co, 60 do
All the OficeTs Of tho Banks in Wheeling. Va
Cashier lank of Virginia, Richmond Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank, do
Virginia N~'''
James Rohb, Banker, New Orleans.
President Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnston BROTHERS d Co, bankers, baltimore.
R,H Mauy q Co., bankers, Richmond, Va
Paul & clinton, bankers Petersburg, Va \
fetoIs' spence d Co., bankers, I,Jnchburg, Va.
lne@" Times cory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

The INDIAN DEFREDArloSs IN Texas have be-
come SO serious that. at the last accounts. an ex-
petition of about three hundred volunteers was
organizing near the Rio Grande, to act against the
marauders, who it ives alleged, were the Lipan
indian, on the Mexican side of the river. These
savages, finding Mexico safe refuge, have fixed
their abode there, and cross over into Texas to
commit forays.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
Trust Sale


OF RlTCHlETOWN PROPERTY,
virtue Of deed OF trust from Alexander G. Mar
~ shall TO the undersigned, dated Tie lh day OF No
vcmber lS6i nnd duly acknowledged and recorded in lis
CLERKS Once OF lie county COURT for Ohio county, VIRGIN
ia, IN book N folio 20. shall ON 49," '''e'"
Monday the Sth day of October, 1855
al u ocock NJ at the front door tie court house i'm
te GUY ul wheeling Virginia, expose 10 sale hy Public
auction TO the highest bidder lot number Airirt IN
lumber irslhyMine, IN the Town Of South Wheeling IN
ONO county, Virginia, iOrncrly called RChctOwn, to-
ecIher wi all tile imp Ovenenis tn said lot belonging
Terms CASH ALFRED CALDWELL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

q ono AND MISSISSIPPI RArLnoAD.--It is stated in
our Western exchanges that this company has Sc
scured an amount of money sufficient to complete
the road to the town of Mitchell, situated at the
crossing of the Albany and Salem Railroad, which
place will be the temporary termination of tue
road
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
EXCITING Scene at Albany, N. z.

About noon on Sunday last a FIRE broke out in a
canal boat, now used as carpenters shop, lying
in the BASIN on the north side of State street
bridge, at Albany. An alarm was given, and a
latge crowd of firemen and citizens gathered upon
the bridge.
AS Engine Company No. were Just throwing
their hose from the bridge to the boat the last
arch of the bridge suddenly gave way, and, with
something like one hundred persons upon 1t, fell
into the water.
A scene of intense excitement ensued, which
had hardly subsidized at dark, fears being entertain
ed that number of persons were drowned or kill
ed. But the basin in the vicinity had been dragged
and no bodies found.
AS the potion of the bridge fell, part struck
the bow OF canal boat lying near the bridge and
several persons were thrown upon the boat. In
der the bridge, fortunately, was number OF flats.
such as are used by Q aulkeFS, and several small
boats, which served in measure to keep the tim
beers Of the bridge afoat until those upon Them
made good their escape.
The panic was liightlul-men, women and chill
dren being huddled together in great confusion
amidst the greatest transformation, and number
cast into the water. Strange as itmay appear, but
two 0r three were severely injured, and none for
as we can learn, fatally.
Eight or ten hats unclaimed were found floating
IN the water ant on the wreck OF the bridge,
which at first induced the belief that many were
drowned, though the impression subsequent gained
currency that all had escaped, the owners Of the
hats in their joy at escape, having fastened away
from the scene.
State street bridge, many of our readers will re-
collect tell on the 18th day of August 1910, when
no less than twenty lives were lost. The bridgeiS
built of iron and wood, and has not been consiti-
cred very safe structure. One of the braces
which nun above the levelor footpath ofthe bridge
was cracked by the intense cold weather of last
winter, and 1t was OF this point the bridge gave
way. The part which fell was about 60 feet OF
the northeast footpoth, the eastern end of winch
rested on the pier.-Al6any paper.
BCaleb Pike Smith, Esq, late editor of the
Belknap IN. H. Gazette, and clerk in the Cen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE, BRIDGE

STOCK, DC.
OY virtue Of certain deeds OF Tus. from Michael Syec
nsy and vile to myself, duly acknowledged 0md re-
corded W the clerks office OF the county court IDr Ohio
Goony Virginia shall, on Monday tie Sth day OF OclO.
per- 1922 at |" O'Clock NJ at the front door Oi te court
house in the city Of Wheeling expose to sale By public
auction. all OF Tie following described estate aud
bridge stock aud personal property wit: all OF lot.
numnered 90 OIL 90 %, 81, 3d. &C. o. 6S and So situate
on the west side of Main street in tho Northern mari Of
said city, and on which is lOCaed and the late res
uenGc 81 sill Michael Swneney-Cnnsiuered the very
pest Dali residence within the city, with Is stab
g, etc Also three hund ed aud ninety enc sbni es Oi
the capital stock Of the Wheeling aud Bolno Bridge
company ana also the late interest of said Michael
sweeney III and to the steamboat ''City OF Wheeling
sad Interest being stock therein taken by said MCiae
sweeney to the amount OF Sa,OO0-O when sun he rud
IN about twenty two hnndiel dollars Ia cash. and Tho
tnes.O tic boat - - ~ 49,
Tfras of Salt.-For tic real estatO-onctlrd OF the
purchase money TO be paid in cash, and the residence in
three equal payments at six, twelve arL eighteen months
with interest from the day of sale The deferred nav
nsms to be secured by proper deed trust on tho PIC
Trims Of Sa1> for the Fridge Stock aud the Stock ia
Seaboat-ohc'ihid ~ cash aud tile residue in two equal
payments at three and six MONTHS with interest from tie
day OF s"le-to be socet by negotiable notes with All en-.
dorser or endorsers approved Ivy myself
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
Trust Sale

OF RlTCHlETOWN PROPERTY.
IQH virtue Of deed OF trust from Martha NJ Marshall
TO ;Ie unde signed dated The 49, DAY OF November
IS9', ana duly acknowledged ard recorded in The cei IS
book 30 folio Al, DC, / shall ON
MONDAY TIE STH DAYoF OCTOBER, 1855,
AZ ~ O'Clock NJ at the front door of tic court house
OF wheeling, Virginia, EXPOSE 10 sale hy public
auction to the highest bidder Lot number Fasfn in
square number I'semIp Mthe town oil South Wheel
ns ~ ONO county, Virginia. formerly caGd RiICietOwH
10 ether with all the improvements said lot belonging
sp7 TI,t,s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

Uwe, learn byan announcement in the Mil
waukee Wisconsin, thatthe Hon. CcIeb Gushing,
Attorney General of the United States, has COM
menced libel suit against Judge Hubbell of the
milwaukee circuit for writing letter assaIIing
the character of the Attorney General, and against
the Milwaukee News for publishing it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOT IN RITCHIETOWN

by virtue of deed or trust from Louis nusem,u aud
~ Wlic totIc undeTsigneh, lated Did February, 1867
anu a9y reCOi ded in the clerks Ollre Oi the county
OL ono county, Virginia, in book 30, page pa
STT DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855,
AZ ocIock A. NJ at the front door I've court house in
OF wheeling expose 10 sale, by pu bic auction, IA
t1e highest hld1e lot number five (6) in square fifteen
\to VI Suuill wheeling (lOTnery RitChCtOwn) on sad
lot s good brick house with dry cellar good well u
ter' eiC Sale Posftire, terms cash.
Sn8tds wM. S. GoSHORN rrustcc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
UHANEERN SALE.
DerryhiIl & Co.

A. Rutts' admin. and lieNi F Sanborn, admin
n pursuance of Decree OF the circuit court Or Oho
i county, made at tie Fall lie 1851 and an amended
decree made October 1888 will an saturday, the 36,l,
day OF October 1857, at tho front door court house
at 10 O'Clock, n sell the following property, viz;
Lots No eight ts) and eeven q u in square sixteen IGl
in East Wheeling.
Alo parts ofiOts No. five co. and CG) on Main street,
having front said street OF about 80 feet.
TERMS OF SALE.--Tsn per cent. to bs raid in cash.
the balance in eight, sixteen and twenty munis ii.
purchaser giving bonds with good security, ths ills
retained until the Whole is paid
DANIEL e. LIST,
spi9dts Commissioner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

uA requisition for mass meeting of the u
dopted citizens of Buffalo without reference to
creed, nationality, or hitherto existing party bias
is published in the Express. The object of the
meeting is to consider the best measures to be ta-
ken, in order 10 defeat s'Know Nothingism" at
the coming Fall elections for City and County Of
fceEs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

GJ-An Hlbernian was reproved by an officer for
daring to whistle IN the ranks while going OH duty.
Just the officer SPOKE Que of RuSSla's balls cale
wbistllmg over the ruven. Pat cocks his eye up
to it and quietly SAID, There goes boy on duty,
and, be iabers, hear how he wheStIeSp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
You qciH do qcelE

| If you have Observation-Disclosures dro suffering
from General or Nervous Debty-to rocme, at once,
b0tlleof
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
No medicine is SO nver=ally permanently popular.
T. II. LOGAN & Co. Gen'l Agents.
sp2o bridge Corner Drug Store.