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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

4 NEw STEAMER FOR RICHMOND AND PETERS
BURG.-The Richmond and Petersburg Steam
boat Company contracted with Messrs. Cooper
& Butler for building the hull, and with McsSrs.
Murphy & Hazlchurst for the engines, of a new
steamboat to be completed in time for the fall
trade. The new boats is TO be 1000 tons meas
urement, and will carry the enormous bulk of
equal to $500 barrels of -four, being 200 tons
larger than the Belvidcre, and will be, beyond
question, the greatest freight boat in the United
States for speed, capacity and strength. The
contract price is $g0.96O The internal i'm
provcment system so literally fostcrcd by Vir-
ginia during the past few years of roads extend
ing Southwest through Tennessee, now about
completion to Richmond, renders necessity for
increased facilities of transportation and inter
course with that State; and this Company, as
has always been its practice, prepares in advance
anticipating rather than waiting until the trade
is driven to other channels for want of means of
transportation. No line has given better salts
faction to our merchants than this has, and all
join in commentator of Mr.. Hunt, the gentle
manly agent, the proprictors, clerks, &c, who
are untiring in their cxeftions to please, and
prompt and correct in their business transac-
tons. OF the importance of this line of steam
boats to our city something may be judged from
the fact that since the resumption of navigation
on the 18th March they have carried away, in all
descriptions Of merchandise, the bulk of 100000
barrcls-I1lLk inner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

TnENrnlcALs IN rnE "FAR WEsT."-Wcstcrn
thcatricals are ofrather unique character: We
"the opening of tile Red Barn:"-"First night
Of the dancing goat, who goes through the in
tracics of the cotillion like fellow crittur Tho
performances of tho goat will be followed by an
exhibition of the mathematical attainments of
the dog Billy, aquadruped that reckons up fig
ures ike piece Of chalk, and works problems
in algebra with one leg tied behind him. Ad-
mission, Ono Shilling. No corn taken at the
door. r. S.-Tho free list entirely excluded,
except the press and ministers of the Gospel"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

TESTIMONIAL PROM THE u S. GOVERNMENTAL
the Sailors Home, in Liverpool, Mr.. James Aiken
of the Local Marine Board, has presented to Capt
Ferguson, of tho Liverpool oarque Emperor, a
bill Of exchange for ESQ from the President ofthe
United States, for having rescued, in January
last, Captain Spall and crew of the American
barauc Olivia, when that ship was laundering
on the trip from Cardiff to N. York. The bill
was forwarded in very kind note to Lord Clar-
endon by the Hon. George N. Dallas, American
minister in London. Captain F. has published
a card expressing his deep thanks to the Prcsi-
dent, at the same time claiming to have done
nothing but his duty on the occasion of the dis
aster. when he saved the lives of fifteen human
beings. the barque having gone down in 80 min
lites after the last man was taken of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

AxoTnER Arctic ExrEDr11oN.-Mr. Henry
Grinnell, of New York, has received letter
from Lady Franklin, in which she expresses a
desire that DR.. Kano should visit England for
the purpose of taking charge of another Arctic
Expedition. She still hopes that some survivor
Of Sir John Franklin's party may be found liv-
ing among the Esquimaux, from whom might
be obtained the particulars of her husbands
fate She proposes to fit out a propeller at her
own expense, and give the command to DIR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

Ball AT THE AMERICAN EMBASsY.-Mrs. Ma
son, wife Of the American Minister in Paris, re-
Gently gave tho first Of series of receptions
at the saloons Of the embassy. The number Of
guests present were about 600 Mr.. buchanan
and Lord Clarendon were among the number,
and both of whom, correspondent of the New
York Times says, subsequently had a private
unofficial interview in relation to the dispute be-
tween the United States and England.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
Win be given to any artist in Virginia will exhibit
twelve pictures Wis six ADroypesnnd six D0OUerrotypes
of equal merit to twelve which will select from
his collection. ehas opened Gallery For Jew
ey Store 1856 Main St. with skylght arranged most
approved principles, which cquncd unless SINH
larry situated fronting the river With easy Of
coss large and well arranged with every convenience
making first class pictures every style
happy that he will by Mr. JAMES oADr
the artist who made the pictures that high
premium, Cold edHt ut the last fair american
Institute Castle Garden, Yor the oZyPren,iwnl
awarded for Daguerreoypes Mt the Worlds Fair Paris
Mr. a. Inns received IRE medals and eight diplomas
Dagucrrcotypes exhibited in the United
States which fully their superiority and having been
houOred with large proportion Of the business in Wheeling
the past year he expects with facilities only
retain but enlarge the number his patrons especial
ly he relies tile iatrsc productions rat
than display Of furniture. Bbrctypes either single
double 0tss. Dasuerrotypes plain equal
painting Ivory Photographs the prices up
y dollars Our light being made Of French Plate Glass
being unOsructeI by other buildings pictures be
made from SuHre to sunse Pictures children taken IN
st0ntGneousky from GA NJ to8P Yetthe light is so soft
mild that persons with weak eyes sit by 1t with per-
feet Cloudy days good any by this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

ss-Hop John NJ Niles, now lying ill, went
to New York some two or three weeks since, to
procure the aid of cancer doctor in that city.
a cancer having appeared upon his check Tic
case has taken an unfnvorable turn and we re-
gret to learn that Mr. Niles is now considered 10
be in a s r: DANCE. o Us sittation.
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That from and after the passage of this act,
on the trial of indictments for writing or pub
fishing libel, the truth of the matter charged
as libellous may be given in evidence; and sif
the jury in any such case shall find that the
sane was written or published from good mo-
tiyes and Ifor justifabl cnds' and that the mat
ter so charged was true, it shall operate to the
acquittal Of the defendant or defendants"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

Belgium 4, ss4,eoo pounds, on which the aver
age annual amount Of duty was $4n, 500; and
into the Hansc Towns $685., 66T pounds, on
which was paid an average annual amount of
IS12,643 81.
: Census OF 1850.
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CHURCH PROPERTY CoNFlscATED.-Sincc the
fact has been well settled that the RI Rev. H$h-
iop O'Riey was on boad the Pacific, and that
he is probably lost Il question of much interest
concerning the property of the Roman Catholic
churches in Connecticut has arisen. He was
the Bishop of the Hartford Diocese, and the Ro-
man Catholic Church property in this city and
probably in this State stood in his individual
name.
At the last session of the Legislature of this
State, a Law was passed providing that no de-
wise, lease, grant, or conveyance, to or for any
person in any ecclesiastical Office shall vest any
estate or interest in his successor; that no prop
crty appropriated to the purpose of religions
worship or for burial, shall vest in any person
or persons, unless they be incorporated in ac-
corClance with law of the State; that any church
property heretofore devised or conveyed to any
individual shall be deemed to be held in trust
for the benefit of the society or congregation
using thesamc, and shall upon the death of such
individual vest i'll the religious corporation form
cd by such societies, provided such corporation,
organized in accordance with the laws Of this
State, is in existence at the time of the death of
such individual. But in case the property is
held by an individual, and there be no such cor
poratc body, then it is enacted:
''SECTIoS i. In the event of such congrcga-
ton or society shall not be incorporated as
aforesaid then and in that case the title Of SUch
rcaI estate SdGU rest IN the State or C0nneeti-
cut, in the same manner aud with the same Of.
tcct as if the person holding the title thereto had
died intcstate and without heirs capable of in
heriting such real estate"
The next section provides that the Treasurer
shall deed said property to corporation of such
congregation when it shall be formed in accord
ance with the laws of Connecticut
1t is now probable that bishop O'Reily is
dead He held several churches and other real
estate for the use of Roman Catholic congrc
cations; they were not organized into corFo-
rate bodies, and this remarkable law confs-
Gates the entire property.-Liarlyoyd Times Of
Monday.
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SPRING ELECTION.

I'VE charge FrvE DoL1lEs for inserting nominations for
Sheriff, be paid nvariay Persons not COM
plying with ns rule win understand Why t'elF announce
Inents do not RpPear.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

wrhe cd linewhigs ofIowa helda conven.
ton at Burlington on the 18th instant They
passed resolutions denouncing black republican
abolitionisn IN the most emphatic manner, ard,
regarding themselvesa s temporarily ''under tho
weathcT," they counsel the wings to "bide their
timc, to have nothing 70 do with the black re-
publican movement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

Mr. EnrroE: John Parker vim be the antiKnOw Nothing
candidate the City District for Commissioner Of The rev.
snpe. CITIZENS SUFFRAGE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28
The greatest Medical Discovery of the
Age Is

The greatest Medical Discovery of the
Age Is
AYERS cATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't &elo complaints, but they tllem
One box has curel Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured worst cases scrofula.
Two Boxes have cured Eryspelas.
One Eox always cures the Jaunlice.
Three Boxes to cleanse tie system from Bos-
often less than does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the vors. of Ulcer, on
the legs.
Small! doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
oae the Headache, arising from foul stOm-
nch.
Strong doses often repeated expel every from the
boly They should he given Children who always
more less afflicted with this scuurge.
As gentle physic they have equal.
One Box Dsranscment of the Liver.
Half Box cures Cold
They purify the BlOod thus strike
every disease.
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the world.
TIey purely vegetable, HARM but do ac-
complisl unnceOunaBe of good
Prepared by Dr. j. C. AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell
Massachusetts and sold by all Druggists dealers Med
IcInp throughout this section.
A. C. GOOD & co., Wheeling,
nps Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

PUNpxrS Pr IL FLoRENcE-Paris long since
achieved pumpkin pie as the placard at the little
restaurant in the Rue Michodierc attests. The
correspondent of the Newark Daily Advertiser
claims the same distinction for Florence. He
says
IIsut it remains to tell of the most extraordi-
nary achievement of the day-onc of culinary
mon Pure Yankee treat, tasting of New Eng
land fields. of Thanksgiving feasts, of domestic
gatherings, Of household affections, of home,
sweet home has actually been produced by a
Florcntine pastry cook! After all, there ishopc
for Italvn
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HEISKELL & sWEARINGEN,
NoCLD beg leave to announce you extensive ar.
w val OF Spring and Summer Goods, being their
SECOND STOCK THIS SEASON.

NoCLDbeGl leave to announce to You extensive ari
w val OF Spring and Summer Goods, being their
SECOND STOCK THIS SEASON,
OF beautiful and choice Goods, which will open and rra
Tor inspection on Thursday AMI Friday, tile Uth aud h
nStS We confidently invite your inspection Of Sc,
believing rs We do that cannot be cNcee in the city and
We have no hesitation IN inviting "a comparison.
Our Dress Goods just received By the steamers Persia
ATLANTIC have been selected in New York, principals
the well known houses OF McSSrs. A. T. Stewart Co...
Beck Co.. Arnold Constable Co., Uhsitl, rtrsaa,
Lake Co.. wiclis sufficient guarantee that tile styles
Of the most fashionable, and recent designs imported
Our Enbroidertes are chiefly ofOur Ostation there
by enabling us to ofs snpcr!or Inducements
ness OF design and prize.
Our stock Of antillas of the importation George
Bnlpin Co. Many Novelties not to lie found e.rat,Iy
We would beg leave TO call particular
stock Of Linens, Imported by ourselves; anil stock q
Staple and House Keeping Goods, all Of which will s,at
very low prices
1t is our Intention to superior advantages pr
cascrs and by continued fair dealing tile couhitEee
Of the public.
Very respectfully,
llEISKELL & SwEARINGEN.
Corner Market and Union SITS.
anil wherlinf. Va
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D4LT1,toRr, Oct. 10, IS


GRSTs-T have delayed entirely too long in
writing to the virtues of nmpiOnS Tine
turc fear, that cannot give the niicteworld
Gifts great that feel inadequate to the task.
was attached with the chronic Rheumatism In Its most maS
tinucd to Ic AFFLICTED uut the Atlantic Ocean
my way America which time changed its form into
gathering had at this time attained growth and never
expected I've we'll again, the disease in the first
place of nv being vacclnatel from child WHO had white
swelling When gathering hrst broke It did not discharge
LEGS than quart and continued to trouble me every time
reduced TO the aSness Of infancy was several times
very grayr hip joint had been OF place
dislOcate These suhrinss, and the general debility
the cousnt discharge of my gatherings caused
thick SOlh I've permitted to know
hour until INV body should bee banged and become like unto
"ChTsS glorious body at least, until ts mortal have put
had taken so many medicines and received little
eht that had confidence in HAD used OF nearly all
the Celebrated LfHtfaents, and other external remedies
had heard had been placed by friends under some
physicians in England, and all the relief obtain
ed was but Of tEans.ory duration ,,,..,-
slightest confidence in its efficacy but had friend who had
Mr. Jarrett Plummer hen his sucrings at the
worst, and had witnessed the cure wrought upon him T"
please consented the Tncurr and had not ta
strength appetite gOod-y complex
ION clear-I felt like another person. Through the niiu
this friend you became acquainted with and
n 10 e o ot sue S ny sf OF be Tneteqs
fully developed IT. and IL desired take you would
present II twa for the space Of five yegrsbut
Is eighteen months aaqc and IhHre lost ersrys g
or my disedEf have become strong and hearty
stand much than most Of lady acquant
Auces. healthful complexion, nlWI all my friends
getting quite ehy thing is certain, lame
quite large again as it before, and can trip
about home without crutch.
often wish my parents hal known Of this remedy when
was n child, believe should have been saved the
chatting pain have been subjected well the deformi
Of body must to the grave, and parents woad
uurr such heavy expenses from doctors bills
sendng me, they did the celebrated Springs In
England search henlth. wish all the afflicted world
could me- the benefits have derived from is
Tncture Of IIpton's Itry to make all acquainted with
It's virtues with whom come In contact.
thousand times Obliged and
at liberty to my name and case to nl
remain, yours in gratitude,
MARY A. SCOFIELD,
No. G@d ". Baltimore st.
Messrs. Mortimer AOEbray, 2s1 baltimore street, BAL
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CAUTION

Dr. Morse. Invisoratng Cordial has been eDunerstI
by some unpriucirle,l persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the prnprtor
FAC sinIle pasted the each buttlr and the f
lowing words blown in the glass:
"Dr Morse's Invigorating Cordial"
C. H. RING, PROPRIETOR, y Y.
STlIe Cor:nl Is put up, highly Concentrated, PITT
OoI.es: Prise ~ per bottle, two for g. six for $ls
FOR sale BY LAUGIlLINS & BUSlIElELD.
mhZ0iJm Wholesale Druggists, Is Aonroe s.:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

Ma. EDrroE.-r1ease announces PEtEu DEiAFla'SE as a
candidate for Commissioner of tile Revenue for oaO coun-
y. aPt9 MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

The PExxsrLvANtA Law OF LrBE1--Both
branches the Pennsylvania Legislature passed
the following act relating to the law of libel in
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MrssEs EDrruns:-Yoa m confer a favor upon many vO-
by announcing our esteemed and worthy flloweitIzen,
r. H. HUbDELL, as candidate for Sheriff, at Spring
fsS ONO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28
spRcIAh NOTICES.
4 CARD no THE IAD1Es.

DIR. puPoNco,s GOLDEN FEaiAPR PILLS infal-
bic removing aeOPpasSs or Irregularities OF the menses
These rms arcnothns but have been used by the DOC
tor for many years both In France and America, with I'M
success IN every case, and he urged by many
thousand italics who have used teH make the Ps pub
lc far uc alienation of those suffering rOu Irregular
whatever well preventive to those ladies whose
health will not permit an of family. Pregnant fe
malc thnsc surprising themselves to he cauoned
against using thSse Pt the proprietor assumes no
spOnsty after the amOnOn, although their mild
would prevent any Injury heahi Otherwise these
rls are Recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price ~.
Sold wholesale and retaEby
LAUGlILlNS BuslIF1ELD,
Genl Agents for Ohio county,
No95MOnroe st.
Also for sale by. T. II. LOGAN & co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must be addressed General Agents
they will supply PrOpretOrs prices, and send
Pills cOudenay ladies by mail, by enclosing II to
either, at the Wheeling POst.Oflce.
n B-Dr DupOncO's Golden pills, signature ~ Dupon-
every box; other genuine For particulars
Circular of Agents. APPLY
BRIDGE CORNER WIDE AIE4EE! !!
AfreshsuppiyOf
DEeRATH's ELEcTRtc OIL,
Just received at the
Bridge Coraer Drug Store.
Also
ETHEREAL OIL, warranted good
ap24 as any sold in Wheeling.
Traveller. along our Western waters should always
the preeauon supply themselves with genuine
ce of IosrErrER's Stomach ntters, Is
by all who tried this Invaluable medicine, they
will regulate tie stomach, II used per directions the
bottle, and Traveller safe through NIL the various
changes Of Diet well water which, without pro-
duce sickness and death Hence one ounce Of preventive Is
worth pound q cure.
~ For sale by Druggists and hotels generally.
LAUGHLINs DUSliFIELD.
ap24 II. II. LOGAN co. Agents
EXTRACT FROM \ LETTER FROM ]. GRIMES, ESQ.,
LOuDouN CO., VA.
my wife has been for years afflicted with great
pain the breast, back; palpation of the heart
febenSss of the system, loss of appetite, complex
ion salow, the sight of eye almost gone, very
weak. neast,o say, that IIamptOn's Tincture has
restored her to perfect health Her eyes good
as ever they werr.'
For sale by t. II. LOGAN co.
ap24 Gent Agents.
A WONDERFUL REMEDY.
Mr. H. D. Woods late Justice of the Peace Fast n1nlnE-
ham,Pa, says:
al have bee afflicted with disease of the stomach pail
ptatIOn of tile heart and headache nearly IL
years. and lave spent hundreds Of dollars order
effect cnre hut to purpose After having used three
battles of your Holland Dtters feel cntirely
cd. can eat and sleep WE'LL and attend my business
with pleasure and would therefore recommend to all who
similarly afflicted"
"a sold at 81 per bottle, bottles for So ty the
Iproprietors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co.
Manufacturing phArmaceuss ard Chemists Smith
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh, AMI By
L.IUGKKINS &c BUSHFYEXD
apaJ Wheeling Vn
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DRESS GOODS
Just received ut W. D. MoTTE BROS great variety OF
q Dress Goods, such
Moire Antique slks-lSss than the usual prices;
rrinie'I, Plain, Plaid and Striped DezuEes;
Twisted silss and Tl;sass.TeFy pretty
Pointed and Plain Challcs-hon,lsone aud cheap;
EasI!sh aud French ChIntiSs-gooI assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain POplins;
Plaid and Striped Ducalas-a article.
full assortment of material. to+ calrensDte.scs ars
Bonnet Boxes.
% DOZ Bonnet Boxes Wholesale and retail Mt
Book and Variety Store,
10 barrels, prime article, for sale low by
u ap1I a. C. GOOD & CO.
7 INsEED oII,-s5 bbls. to arrive, for sale low sy
mi. 81, a. a. y 9ooH Z w.
i apli A. c. GOOD CO.
LcooLf5 bills &c aud 9s per cent sale at lowest
L al %a'A'' rates by &C. GOOD ( co.
@YE WlIlHFI-A small lot, very superior article, Tor
al spi fl'e u" a. C. GOOD co.
ITIIITLXG-s5 bbls. Spanish, dry, for sale BY
! y = APll a. y. GOob a CO.
E1TMEREAL OILS bbls. for sale by
Sii' A"tL'i '"'''t9h az 'U ssS Y
II nrll ----.-. a. Q. GOOD CO.
WHITE L AD15O kegs Cincinnati, pure, sale by
w npl1 A. q. GOOD & CO.
Gold and silver Watches.
FINE assortment Of Hallway Time Keepers, and all 9TH
"A er kinds Of Watches in Gold and Silver Hunting Mag
Ic and D. H. CASES. for sale low 4nd every Watch
ranted J. T. SCOTT.
CLOCKS! CLOGH..Si
10 HOMES Clocks, making stock again complete and
10 the largvstin Wheeling.
for sale, wholesale and retail from 20 cents upwards.
nnln J. 7. SCOTT
Odd Fellows Hail AssociatIon.
TIVE books the subscription stock the Odd Eel
lows Han Association u wheeling, VIII be opened on
Monday the 1h inst aud continue open until the LIST Of May
next, at the following places, viz;
Mrac Of the Lodge ROOMS on the nights Of the Lodge
And at iEm. Bsryhs Furniture Rooms; Jacob nerEers
Leather Store; VIM AcKeYey sroccry; George aIcnIels
Furniture Rooms and at Isaac Cots Lumber Yard Office
by order Of the Commissioners.
F. a. DgENTLlNGER,
ArEas and Times copy to 1t Ofsay and charge this oaee
go BAIINiS
EGfPFlAN LIQUID HAIR DYE
NEW discovery for changing naneousy, Grey or
n Red Hair to a beautiful Jet Black or Brown.
j. d. VOWEL, SO Monroe st.
apl1 Sign Of Red Mortar
TNDELlBLE INK, with and without preparation, ut
sign Of the Red Mortar,
np1l IS Monroe street.
n. o. JORDAN. p. GtLcHRlsT.
q. r. JORDAN & GO.
PAPER NUFACTURERS.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
ar1t - s''1' tnEEzlNs. IA.
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Mr. E6rroR-Please announce THOMAS P. snALLCRoss
as the peoples candidate for SHERIFF the ensuing spring
election No questions his peculiar fitness for the Office
ny so doing you will oblise
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ClTZzEN,S l..i.YpLplzE.

CITIZENS CANDIDATES
Mr. EprToR -Pleasc oblxe many citizens by announcing
our worthy feOv-eitizen. ISAAC COTS candidate
in the ensuing Spring Election, tae ONCE of Sheriff Of
Ohio county.
fso MANY CITIZENS.
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GI4.SS CIfLINDELIEPY
NY have received good assortment of house nnl store
w Chandeliers and Fixtures styles, ut
tile lowest market price, with without cut shades.
J. X. DURHAM & co.
No IS Monroe street,
Wheeling. Vi,
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TO TIE PFoPLE or ONO COUNTY
Ianuouuce myself as candidate the office of Sheriff.
with fidelity.
f4 a. REBELLION.