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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-27

Horss--Mr. Simmons. ,fs5n thc select COM
mittee appointed to Investigate the assault by
4FT. 1[cdullen, upon Mr.. Grangers ia an oshni-
bus on Thursday last, made a report setting
forth the testimony and every particular Of the
occurrence, the reading Of which produced oc
casional laughter.
The majority COMMITTEES, Simmons, Petit,
Edfc, say the evidence shows that the party who
first reSoTted to use personal chastlsement for
words spoken Extensively, was HcMullen, as he
was the first who resOTted to threats and the use
of threatening gestures with hands or list
The language and manner of Granger had been
certainly provoking, though probably not inten-
ded TO be so, but his acts lad shown no sy1np-s
toms of an intention to resort to violence or
disposition to attack AIcNulen otherwise than
by words.
The minority committee, Smith OF Va, and
Fuller of Ne, say Granger voluntarily entered
into conversation going on between two gentle
men, in n manner conSlicuouSly rude and in
language insulting and Prolane, accompanied
with gesticulations, and without necessity rudc-
lys pushed aside or struck down the hand or
arm of tlcSlullen
The reports were laid on tic table and order
ed to be printed and com. discharged.
Mr. Campbell, OF o., moved that the House
adjourn, but withdrew the motion at the request
Of Mr.. Letcher, vino said as assaults and bate
TieS were grave matters, he wanted the facts in
this case to 20 to the world. Southern men had
been charged with being exeitable and Irritable,
and he wished those reports and the evidence to
be sent to the North to show tlat Southern men
are remarkably forbearingin all matters of this
character; he offered q resolution, waich was
received with laughter ami referred To com, tnat
10000 extra copies Of the report and evidence
in the ease of Granger vs.. Mc5iuilea b. printed
for the use of members.
Mr. Letc!ier asked as the OTHER side were so
willing TO cenSUre his colleague, why they did
not introduce a resolution against Granger
[Laughterl
Mr. Harris, of Maryland, male an u:succcss-
lul effort to proceed with the unfinished busi-
ess of last Session.
The House by 10 mai refused to adjourn; by
, maj refused to call thc House moved by
Orr.
Mr. Wakc,nan offered resolution proposing
to make a proper deduction from the pay of
members, who, by reason OF pairing off, shall
decline to actor vote in the House on the pend
ing subject Adjourned
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Saddle, harness and Trunk Mandatory
JEREMIAH Il. SHEPPARD and CiIAs. MORGAN hav,
- day entered partnership i'll the Saddle, Harness
and TuuS thanksgiving business under the name OF Shop
pard Morgan.
a.t lis establishment, AID occupying his larg
workshops have facilities Misunderstanding which VII
rnable US 10 furnish every description articles the very
rates, OF the latest aad Improved style.
We have hand full assortment of all articles Iii
linz consisting of Saddles, Brides, Harness, Trunks,
Collars Whips, Carpet Bags, Sacc Saddle Bags, &c, Sc,
all which viii be sold wholesale and retail At the very
lowest rats.
Particular will I've paid ordered wnr repair
ing promptly to; and b. strict attention
reasonable prices t continuance Of the patron
acc which Has blcr, i5eta upon
iroprietsr. SHEPPARD ( MORGAN,
aug 2-j.u No 1G1 Main S., corner OF Cnicn.
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kANSAS MEETING.


ST. Louis. August 26-A Kansas meeting met
yesterday at the appointed hour, and organized
by choosing Hon. J. +. Darby, PrcS't; General
RRnney and Hon. j. N, Winner, Vice Priests.
The committee on resolutions being appoint
cd, reported that being satisfied that organized
and armed bands of IawlesS and desperate men
have invested the territory of Kansas for the
purpose of expelling and the determination of
peaceablc, law-abidinS citizens; and in carrying
out their purposes, haze been guilty of arson,
robbery, murder, destroying property, burning
houses, numbering ulotfcnding citizens, while
engaged in their lawful concerns, and whereby
women and children have been driven from their
homes, rendered widows, orphans houseless and
pennyiess, therefore
Rss9lrs7 That we deeply sympathize with
the sufferers and are willing to extend them
shelter, protection and whatever aid may be re-
qnircd to supply their necessities and alleviate
their suffcringS. That We condemn the spirit
of higotry and fanatiSal ai,glitiorism that has
produced this state of things, That commit
tee OF o be appointed BY the President to gain
necessary and proper information, aud if thought
advisable to visit the scene and report TO the
President; and if they recommend raising
funds for their relief committee would lie APP
pointed to effect this object.
After the adoption Of the resolution, speech
es were made, and the meeting adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-27

ryr. Dawn a. WALLACE, of Boston, and
merry Of this ei;y, has been elected President
: Wonn,opri College, lil,-an institution created
~. me Illinois Synod Of the a Il. Church. Mr..
u : lace i. q native of Gurasey County, Ohio, a
,.,tl.,paa of extraordinary mind, hard stu
s., ripo scholar. H. Was popular III our
a.r and has many friends; among us. He builds
M high reputation wherever he goes, either
: ii, cspacity Of teacher or minister
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raE Cumberland Civilian of yesterday gives
ii. a.o9ing Is the shipments for the week en-
las Aug I'd as follows:
slip5c,l over the Cumberland Coal and Iron
C5,ap=ayS Railroad, T,l97:O0 tons; over the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, 1889
t9as Total from the Frostburg region for the
week l2,4S7:O0 tons.
gOr tie week ending August 10th, over the
Gecrge's Greek Coal and Iron Co.'S Railroad,
$3.50 toas. Over the Hampshire Coal and
iroa Co.'S Railroad, 1,0S3:l6e tons. Total from
Westcraport region, S, 940:G2 tons.
ThtIe were G. boats descended the canal for
tie past seek carrying 6,5I0 tons of coal.
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NEM YORK MARKET.

ArGusT 25tll-Flour declined, sales of 100
bbls at GAG, 25 for State, 637a6.55 for Ohio, and
7,35aS,50 for extra brands Wheat declined,
10000 bush sold at ,o5a1,56 for western red,
and 1,G7 for Southern white. Corn also cheSp-
er, %, 900 bush. sold at c. for mixed Mess
Pork firm, sales, of 400 hbis. Beef duH Lard
steady. Whisky declined, ESQ bbIs sold at 81
for Ohio.
Stocks firm ClcY.. & Pitts. 58I-a. Chica-
go & Rock Isl. 90 ST.. Penn. Coal %. Read.
ing 81. Missouri is 855-S. Ill. Cent. rs 81 So
Sterling exchange firm at 93-4
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Wco1-Thc Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday

NcOl-Ihc Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday
,.,yrts ,i.e following concerning wool;
T,ae has been more activity in the market
IL. week, and better demand for domestic
Us HIS prevailed. We notice sales of $4,000
g.s,eccs, ranging from 81 IL 10 45t, and por-
IL Of fine st 51c. Also, 5o,o1U lbs pulled
g.l, Nc /, super and extra, with portion Of
MS WOOL a: 81 10 +Uc. In California, We no.
d. s.!es Of So bales Spanish aud american at
x. sad 81 bales native at a5out BIC, q mos;
.sjlales African, as TO Amgora CO. u0 lbs Mes
me-. on private terms. We continue our quo
t.,ias without any change: holders, however,
AZ quito firm.
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-Eai; compared with the statement CT the
ltairgs for the corresponding month last year,
.-yrs an increase of Si4n, G7I2.71G. fact which
tg710! positive of the growing appreciation in
sAi;a this great rond-great in itself and mag
@-seatin its equipmsnts-is regarded through
ts great West, to which it furnishes the short
II ollet TO the sea"
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Sr. LOUIS August 25th.-1'his morning p.
Gratz Brown, editor of the Missouri Democrat,
and Thos. o. Reynolds, the defeated candidate
for Congress on the National Democratic ticket,
left for Selma, about thirty miles below hero, for
the purpose of fighting duel, growing out of
sonic structure made by Brown on Reynolds
course during the State canvass. They fought
with pistols twelve PAGES
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porrioy Of the pubic on Main street were
...,,r,ts7 highly amused at the sight of ferni-
w. royker hoopcd ia mode, cOmposedly
, ~. up street. Whether rugged out
r. ,,,;isnt or design, the crowd aljudged it to
4. tske oil.
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,In = R.-REccIrIs rOa ETcAT DATs.-Ihe
.,f,le Central Ohio Railroad for the first
f *, ,ro,king DAYS in the month of August,
=, "a AL OtS OG: which is equal to about
,,. es ,.r day, in one of the dulcst months of
1 r,sr
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LARGE MEETING

CHICAGO, August Gan immense Rcpubli.
can demonstration, comprising 5000 Germans,
took place here last night and WAS addressed by
Judge Stallo of Cincinnati. The torch light pro-
ccsSion was mile long.
state that Lawrence was still unframed, and
1900 men completely armed were ready TO de-
IanJ it
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WHO MEETINE

BosToS, Aug. 2G.-There was a meeting of
the Wigs Of the State CT Mass held III this city
yesterday, embracing 80 delegates to the " big
State Convention mostly Filnoreitcs. Speech
es tending in favor Of MIR. Fillmore we've made
by Geo Hunt Geo S. Hi!linrs Rt,d others.
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B.LrxOSE & ONO RArLRoxD.-Tlis road is
ras understood to be doing heavier through
lc,iacss, in both freight and passengers, than
IL Pt'.usyivapia Central Road, and has become
.s'oriie route through the West The Gin
i's.;i Commercial Of recent date, publishes
re- .e.nrns Of the business Of the road for the
al ofJuly, and aPpends the following re-
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RAIrIMnpE MApKrT

BALTIMORE, Aug. 26th-Whcat opened firm
at slight advance but closed dull at ycster-
days quotations. Sales of Corn at 5SaG0 for
white and yellow. Whisky 81 1-2a35 for city
and Olio
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Notice.

IT AvIHG sold out the Sale, Harness. and Trunk Manu-
featuring Of business, shall devote myself
(og tie present. exclusively I" the SaicTy Hardware and
Coach Trimming business hayiuy, By the change, much more
and greater facilities, aud being the oIi III this
eScIu-iv ely this business, and from long expert.
H. and extensive Connect itthe Snddng business
Hop atv render entire satisfaction all who will
favor NJ. with t!ly.r custom Very thankGI
heretofore bestowed upon solicit cnitmnEnc
Hf the JOHN hNOFE,
;iI,,9-3u, Main Street
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HIM

WuKEsDARRr, ANg. aG.-MOrrigon Wright,
one ofthc most able lawyers of northern Penn
sylvania, died at his residence in this borough,
last night. He was tie leading Democratic
member of the last Legislature, and tad been
spoken Of as probable candidate fog State Sem
ator at the ensuing election. His death will he
sensi5Iy felt
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rant to see the largest, incest and
=. -, of,heet music for the piano and GUT
'''',' srcreht to tits city, call today at the
T., :. lave "a Of Robinson & GEo, No. A. Washing
Il,L
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,,,bo5st Episcopal Camp Meeting will
10Th. ,,seir meeting house on castleman's
s'.H s.-..sn Bethany ard West Alexander, on
ia'' w. ~ n. ,lth Of September next.
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RIVER AM MEATnER.

PIrTsguRGH, Aug 2Gth.-River 81 inches by
the metal mark, and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CIxcINSxTr, August 2Gth.-Riyer % inches
and stationary. Weather pleasant
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-, Il fire was sounded last night about
IaE 1D -, mn to a late hour we heard Of no
.-,ses. ,,..,--------
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TEoIIoway'a Pills and Ointment.
IN D0Z for sale Manufacturers prices ie trade, h
t)S Hurs l. H. LOGAN co.
70 LsE Cosf!ac brandy Just received and iors:ls hy
L ju23 w. a EDWARDS = EEO.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

AuGrsT 26-Flour higher, held at 3, 9oaG,0O.
Nothing doing in grain. Whisky firm at 26c.
Lard firm at I2c. Molasses higher, sales Of %
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Trust Sale.

T1Y virtue deetOf trust, exeeuteL by George
ID IiaTnAn. dated January 18th, 1s3, and recorded in
Clerks Office county, Deed BOOK No. 81, page
ss, VIII sen public auction at the front door tie
Ohio COUNT TUESDAY the 23i September,
p III the property IN said deed cd 20 wit:
the centre tTCntytwo feet front and OF Lot No.
hundred and tn6 the itorh twenty-five ard the
south feet front and Of lot numbered
hundred and FIVE a), and the north feet front
Of lot numbered hundred and (it4)
Market street in Centre Wselng rkese lots notOi
the usual depth portion OF the front ty ing
cd the City Of Wheeling for Market HOUSE, viii be
by reference deed from Gill wife City Of
wheclng) Also, Lot numbered hundred and two tG2)
i" East Wheeling, on Clay street.
81 ~ Terms OF sale, cI6A-
Wl convey only SUCH tile as is vested in by the
NJ, c, GooD,
4ug1a-td T-nstee.
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s.. Pea, Januarr /, LEE.

PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD -
DEAR sra Unsolicited, send yoa this certla-
Afer bcag bald for long time and having tried sl
the hal! EsateEatvsa exant and having no filth In
induced, heEEIrE Of trial. 1plSced
nysf in the hands Of barber, and had head rubbed
with good Restorative then applied and
well rubbed In, till the aRloV. This repeated Cve
ry morning. aud in three weeks the young hair appeared
aud grew rapidly from August till the present time, aud
thick; black and StronE-soft pleasant
toci whereas before, II harsh and wiry, what little
there Of It, and that little disappearing pid
Iy still your Restorative about twice week. and
shall have good and perfect crop Of hair. No Iha
read Of these th!us-aud has not? but have
hitherto any where pcrson's hair really benefit
e by Of the hair tones, the day; and II really
haye recommended your prepNrationto
dy large and general sale throughout the Territory
The people here knowIts effects and confidence
The supply wholesale agents the Terriers
You deserve credit for dlscovery aud i for
turn you my thanks for the benefit II hiss done
tanIy had despa!red, long eHecnF any such
result You're, hastily.
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Nsw CovSTERFETTs.-Therc mas been put in
to circulation recently in the Eastern cities a
ne" batch of counte,feits, On the following
b.aks.
Is o. the Northeastern Bank of Virginia,
FSyaoie At the Jacksonville Branch. The
!,.s!S Is fac smile Of the genuine; the word
:Seaasohyie' is written in the genuine, while
"a %! sle counterfeit j; is engraved.
- oA The Iron Bank, RockawaS, New Jer-
~, altered from l's-Yignette, view Of tile
i'enIan State House, bridge and train of cars
o. The night cad.
5 on the Citizens Bank, Waterbury, CT, al
eco rom the broken d. T.. note-vignctte,
aead C! Washington.
on lie Manufacturers Bank, Saco, Me-,
altered tF0n broken -. C. note-Vignette, two
's'; ~ two cupids on the right centre.
~. Tvs On The Pow Wow Rivcs Bank, Salisbury,
lass--Hisnette two feinales; 10 and Washing
''I ~ On tEs right end; 10 on the leIt end.
rs Shi 5Os on the Indian Reserve Bank, KO-
80, Ind, altered from small denominations
well done.
IS % the Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa
,kI9slte' female, harp, globe, &c; Washington
''' y. morse on right cnd--not like genuine.
:. % On TIE Bank Of Vernon, n. T., altered from
s-'ignette. man ploughing.
-. IS On tie Bank of Newark, Delaware, altered
. l,... is-Visastte, horseman viewing harvest
=, os on the Holyoke Bank. Mass, altered from
=. gazette, horses frightened by train OF
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Gaze Of Eight Vonfs' d,iia3 tstre1 ~ Baer&dre's
RodRd eySsIssarl Kelly III Grant, near Smith.
drd street, says:ASt July while running river,
cotton PLYING between Matches and New Orleans,
taken vita Fever and AEuc. For eight long months
suffered sh tbs dreadful dSSeSc. The greater part Of Ills
time unable TO ESrE spent lSaet lGS dollars
for dgerHt medicines, but found permanent Trl'ef
Three weeks of friends insisted upon try
ing B0SrhHTe'S EoiGRI BtcEs,' saying thSs tics
0EdEt!atsed After trying for only week, must
state was sound man. have been work Ioe
two weeks aud have lad OF the chi and Sersr
Ehatever.' - ss
l certify the above statement IS trre
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond Heese, -
st K. ehcSserss, Gothic lAn. Z.
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BRooEF1EtofJ anrary Il, ls55.

PROFESSOR WOOD - - ; IS
DEAR SIH: Having made trial of your HAIR
RESTORATIVE GIves Inc pleasure TO say, that It's elect
has been excten: in ina ANIMATION, dsndrI and
tendency to itching with which have
bed fomLny childhood mp; aud haa also restored Yal,
Ehoh becoming t0ItS original COLOR
other article With anything like the pleaEnTe OF
profit Youts,truly,-
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WEAKNESS OF TIE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION
Another greut Care erected Gy RetEaGSs'S Hoxd Bit
Esrs-The wife Of Peter De Wc, rinS in Holland Towa
SheboygOn county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness OF the stomach and indigestion She lad been
uader nhySic!an's for time, the disease
seemed battle his skill. purchased some Hol
land Bers NJ our oes which huVc given tone
mach, her appetite aud srcng returning, frul-
ly believe that this great by
medicine.
We have still 10 record many wonderful cares effected b
this remedy but must await another opportunity.
thing rely upon, what have pIbshed are from
persons much respected to community
true. J. QUINTus
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Fl.a of Bond : kel I' Druggists, St. Paul.

The undersigned, Rev X BregE minister In regu-
lar stzuI and PaStorof the Orthodox Church, ct Brook
aeld Massachusetts lie IL gentleman Of great influence
and universally beloved.
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e Wheeling Sutton, Aug. eth, 1876.
or and after May the ;r the Passenger Trains (sccou-
mediation, express and mH viii leave this daily at
7:IUA. u, 4:2J z. u. and iE;Ip p. n. 5hHE
The Wheeling and Cumberland AesOEnoaat Train III
leave ay except Suniays) at I:in n ~ and
Cumberland q: d:i1 p II. Leaves CunbeEaa :l5 a. N.
and arrives at Wheeling - $50, P. NJ.
The ENprtss Tain leaves az 1929 p N. and win stop at
the following stations: Behwooi Moundsve, Cameron,
Eairmont, RetteEIaRn. EeEburg ROEesburg.
bsrlAnd Sir Johns Ran, Aart!nsHurg IsTpeI Ferry, Nom
ocAey, Sykesyile and Washington Junction
The Leaves Wheeling dal Salrdays txcepted)
atil0:l0 r II. and stops at the regular stations.
By order OF
W. s, wOoDsIDE superIntenasut
aug7 J. r. FORD, Agent.
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Central Ohio Railroad.
NTH further notice passengers for he a1 tain from
~ Bsi!air will eGYe the depot Of the T. o. Railroad In
Wheeling o'clock; aud passengers The lY25
from BslialE, will eaye te sane place at oock, Wheel
Ing line. THATCHER PERKINS
Superintendent.
W, TeRrv, General Passenger Agent.
Juy 22i, 1888
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aur19-.d

Closing out saIeA GOr the scHSGlI-
JTTE have few thousand dollars Sumner Dress
w Goods, such Dress SILKS, ure SAtins, coors lis
BAreges, Cal Deafness Robes, AEGentinCs "a beau
tl article Of dress goods pretty SHY Bingham Prints,
sc. White Grape au Stella SaWls, Manta, the largest
and best stock ss srEsou1 Bonnets Ribbons,
which have determined 70 sell at make
for Fail trade Great bargains given.
Many articles less than half they QUIT
Esiuaau;s AZ almost any price
aug1i-ew STONE { THOMAS.
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THE n .PRAoTICE OF PROP DECRgrH=
INSTANTANEOUS c.RE {

INSTANTANEOUS cI;RE .{ =
rs CrNnEHLNxD Nd, Aug g. 1883. =
t'f9k 1leGFdth--DeaF Sir have had sim neck from
fSnenlaiH Tor The last six weeks, difficulty
move ms head Accidentally vita gentleman WHO,
ltn one application OF DeGTaths Electric the part
a1letcd curId me IN tEO minutes SHINES Is entirely
goae from ms neck Therefore, rheeSily reeohi-
would not be Nlhont !, u 1t Ine siha bottle.
ZABOcK BR4SHEAn.
De sure you buy DcGratbs Electric on All others are
For sale by T. H. LOGAN / CO. Briizc Corner
Also. by LAUGHLISS' BCSHFIELD,
as2s Monroe Street
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york Aavertiaemen5s.


sEHDN 81 -
.ALRRttT g.. XECHE4S lS OSaN'a
Advertising and Corresponding Once SD RroGdEAy
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i H0H0ndeF's Testiuaony-Jacoi Rfnskes, living s.! the
Holland settlement Of Eehovgan WIS sayS auEtr!aE
lor time the misery attending utter prcsFGou
mind and body 4ave been restored by using BOCrkaYes
Bers, to perfect hcslth.'
Te OF this remedy being such high repute among
the nliIers In Wisconsin, Michigan, New fors-ln fact
in every Holland settlement UntCd SSteSaraucs in
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HrApAcur AN pEBILrT'

Nj. Slas LsGorlb OF BirnngSm says-" al found
Bosrlavcs BHiers remedy for heaGathe and aeety. Sly
wife haA also used It with the greatest benefit"
NF a. s. Nicholson, OF Pittsburgh, also he sxp2
rienced much RELIEF from its use for headache.
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'RENGTIf AND HEALTH RESTORED

STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr.. john Davdsou living mileE above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: when commences taxing
BoerhavS's Holland BitsSrs, eoad hardly Eak-now
joy excellent heailh.i
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THr receipts of seed and Spring wheat at Chi
eas' On Thusday, were l0o, 600 bushels; and Of
con by canal II ,oOg bushels 100000 bushels
Wheat y were thea in store there. So says the
4r'S=as Of Friday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-27

CHILDHOOD EoUTn- SfANHoop-oLD AGE
Four rlngnthee line ErsraylnEs.
From the Originals, At the SPIN6lER iS$TITSTE, 20
Touay Ladies. GSRnAH D. AsSoTT, Principal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-27

Fail Style Hats.
% ECEIvED ibis dag lot u lsees style SIX Hats
IL something superior st L and dnIsh any thing that
can be found In the city.
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