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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

The RIVER is rising again, with feet and
half of water; aud from the mild weather of the
past few days, the river men are assuming a
pleasant and hopeful look. The boats clustered
about the Sisters, fsw miles above this city are
beginning to move off. The Rochester arrived
to-dny from Pittsburgh, after voyage of four
days, good part of which time was spent at
the Sisters
The Silver Wave has been fully repaired and
is now prepared to take her place in the sunfish
trade Capt. Berry is u Captain, and the public
will find him to be an accommodating and pleas
ant gentleman 10 travel with.
The steamer Defiance sunk some weeks since
in the Muskingum, has been raised, and reached
GAINESVILLE on Thursday last. The damage done
her was very slight.
The ST. Louis Democrat of Monday, reports
the Illinois river closed, and several Steamboats,
frozen in, with every probability of staying so
till spring The ice is running very thich in the
Missouri river, and FILLING fast The river at
St Louis was falling MT the rate OF one inch per
hour
The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday morning
contains the following cheering news:
The river is rising rapidly at this point, hav-
ing risen fully eighteen inches since our last re.
port Dispatches from GAINESVILLE, Columbus,
Portsmouth and Crestline, report heavy rains
all Wednesday night and yesterday morning.
The Louisville Courier of Friday, says
The river was rising again yesterday evening"
having risen an inch at the head OF the falls
since noon. In the morning it was falling
The weather had been very rainy in the morn
ing, but cleared off during the day.
=, ALABAMA RrvRa:--.rhe Montgomery Mall of
Thursday evening last reports tho river at n
stand, having risen in all, about twenty feet.
AKkANsAs RIvER,-The Arkansas State Ga
zette, of the 10th, says:
Three feet water in the channel, and on a
stand. The rain and cloudy weather of the
past few days portend rise The Umpire
No. arrived at the wharf on Thursday even
ing.
ouAonrA RrvrR-The New Orleans Delta,
Of the I'd, says:
The ouachita had risen about 30 feet Mt IIar-
risburg and was still rising. About l25 bales
cotton, which had been lightcncd over the shoals
and signed for the I. K, were lost by the sud-
den riseinthe river. The Keeling leaves again
i on Tuesday
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COM T..

TaE aoa warm veaer
pressing influence the hog trade here and
Lhsre ar no. many hogs Offering the yesterday
We heard Of sale Of $50 head 40 lis AZ 81.
and s1s'hes 10: 200 understand
and hams from the block at ne VIII, sale on 90 tes MINI
New Albany lard feLosisota Journal tJ Aoday.
pnr Goops FsIuREsTe dry goods trade Is sun In
10 sy ior ts spring trade are beginning
anu create cry OF establishment NOT
we ysed S yea.
tom food gold and sotler articles, as W. do without e
SANITY Increasing e&teAt
No b + always eertsin power Q.
the mportatons are excessive prices fall TO The eSeI
money than il the importers had not
evsI loss aecrues falls the importer
nents, &c: = - $3.50
samuel HsnshaE Son, Boston. Mass; sspended iiabl
Tr1t,y Brother, Boston, Mass; suspeDded. -
Thomas Lewis O.. BOSTON, Ssao aass ss ssspsea
Miller Hatch, Boston, Mass; suspended. -
Ward \ Thompson, Lowell, Mass; suspended.
Jacob Little Co, New YORK city. sssp pended
Neheizie, New York eityi suspended; Offers Gisy per
n nse@ Knapp R.l maye5 S p assigned
Potter Manning Utica, NJ u assigned TO John l. Trsn-
portcns 4 Philips, Philadelphia, Pa; suspended.
Robert Che4ter, Pittsburgh, Pa; suspended.
=. q Il. Brodsrick { Co, Rockport, P.; suspended.
Roberts, Coffin a Hageman, Slatngton, Pa; failed.
s. Il. Workman, BEAVER, Pa; assigned.
cert. y sS'--sN' oAss MY per
robert Harper, Alexandra, Va; assigned.
T W. Tnrpin, Richmond, ya suspended
Gray & Bro, Anguish. Ga; suspended ssf5sft
a. Johnstone Co. Mobile, Ala; assigned David Reed,
u. BarFiere 4 Co, New Orleans La; suspended.
Gowdy, Terry d Co, Louisville Ky; sas pended
i. E. Foster, Athens, .; assigned.
Briukerhoof Wilson, sycamore Bridge o. SUSPENDED
q II. King, Gennessee, Ill., suspended.
n & J. e. Brooks, Dixon, III assigned.
H. e. Eddy Co, Rockport, ILL., assigned.
Norton & Marin. burlington, Wis; assigned.
a, y. SEYMOUR & OK, Sauk City, Ills; suspended-N u
Independent. - =
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW
FRnM NInARAGnA

CHARLESTON, Dec. la.-'fhe steamer Isabel
from Havana and Key West arrived this morn
ing. The Tennessee was at Key West, from
San Juan, on the 9TH, with 500 passengers and
100000 in specie. Thirteen passengers died
aboard the Tennessee with cholera.
The passengers from Nicaragua state that
Gen Walker was driven from every place except
Transit route. Atlast accounts, his forces (4o0)
were at Grenada, surrounded by Costa Ricans.
Salvador and Guatamala forces, fought for min
days. Walker was on board of a steamer on
the lake, without communication with his army.
His men were in tight place and suffering
from n want of provisions aud clothing, and
were dying from all diseases.
The Naval fight lasted two hours. Itoccurred
near San Juan Del Sur. Grenada had six
Founders.
Lola Montez was among the passengers on
the Tennessee.
Walker burnt Grenada and Massaga.
Gen. Harvey and Suite arrived at Key West
on tour of inspection to the different posts
Flags of truce are hoisted on all the posts
through the country for the purpose of calling
the Indians for talk, and if possible, to bring
them to terms peaceably.
Havana Sugar has improved one quarter to
one half - Z;
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70 TEI {: I.UKl.EC.

he have ;his day sold Me.srs. Campbell NeDermot
M entire IniseneeFoGee. We return sincere thanks
10 epr patrons for tie many acts Of kindness have re-
esed at teiF hands and cordially commend successors
50 heir notice weopb,nO.they will be found prompt
,a attentive to every department, Of business. and VIII
s every effort to the patronage of s community
@ account. VIII run to the 18Th Instant and hope our
risd, VIII aid in speedily closing our ousstandin
szsepass.
I'D business of the Arm will settled by either of the
vlspsrs and ,tr Beatty VIII found the Office for tia,
patpose. BEATTY co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15
P1aLoN,s PAPmTAN LOTION,
!. Or. Floral Raa1fifiar

great Cosmetic for Identifying the skin aud eorapiex
on and for curing Chapped Hands, Face Lips Tan sn-
burn n Freskes pSr,es, scalds liurns etc and
After shaving 1t Is soothing skin keeps
hands soft and white, and for aiIinaaons OF the skin
bottle. r.
PIIAEOS's MAGIC GEAHK DYEs
One of the best Natural Dyes the world It's long
use has proved 1t to be beyond Comparison; and being
vegetable production, injury possibly the
SKIN. II IS eass applied, and you obtain black
brown which will defy the best juErs to tell IL from nature
itself. Price 81 and 81, 81 per hox : =.
Made and sold by :. PHALoN at 1871 BROADWAY, cor-l
ner Dsy ST, and 81 broadway ST Nicholas Hotel n Y
AND Al druF-ists and Fancy Stores throuIhrrt
fhnion's Chemical hnir 4 nyf Sorusor.
The most complete article of the before offered
to The public. Ithas twenty years in this
country, not of limitations
have been able 10 compete with preserying
and the Hair and keeping the clear
run etc. 1t Is inestmable; In short Il Is
the hair requires. Price zoe. and 81 per bottle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

WE perceive by the Washington Examiner of
Saturday last, that George S. Hart, Esq, has
disposed of his interest in that establish
nent to Mr.. Adam II. Ecker, who in connection
with the senior partner, t. w. Grayson, Esq,
will in future conduct the paper. We wish our
BID friend Hart all possible success in whatever
business he may engage in forthe future.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

Pictures superior any Others, made in Wheeling, the
types aud graphs eln led, Partrdge's rooms
sIain st. MeainCtypes AbrOyPes made only
his Gallery Thee put up every style for holiday
rs also. pictures paper, convenient for maiitnE.
1-rtridges pictures unlike many, re-takcn by him, are
property yarnised protected, so as not to be easily
1<faeed. lie is just from large assort,nen.
of frames cases, loekets pins, &C., Including many new
l.sies, which he IS selling low. decl5-2w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15


a FAsnIos!ARLgI ANsoYAScE. "A gentleman
of this city, in letter to us from the East, sends
us the following, which he, somewhat originally,
yet very forcibly, styles provoking bore -.
To any one of humber pretensions than the
pedantc Epicureans who are found in large citiey,
the bill certainly seems cnignatical Even the
keen appetite of down East Yankee, would be
no little puzzled as to how it was to be satiated.
When will We Americans quit our apings
BILL OF FARE.
Teaderloin of Beef, a la Jariinierre
Croquettcs de Gibbiere, la Richelieu.
SWEET breads lardcd, deini glace.
Lamb Chops, a la soubisSe
Rognops de Boeuf, an champagne
iInrchi Beef, a Ia turk
Fricandean larded, au jus.
Chicken Saute, a la parisienne.
Macironi, Ia Italicnne.
Reisnets Souhe au sucre.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

CoLp.-At Dubuque, Iowa, we understand,
SNOW has fallen 10 an unusual depth-in many
places trifted for miles to the depth of fourteen
or fifteen feet. The streams are frozen over
bard and fast-and teams pass over them
With as much safety as though the ice was
granite rock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

New Yonk BANK SrATr4ESr.-The weekly
slatement ofthc New York city Banks shows
the following increase; Loans $l,sG2OoO; spe-
Gle sl67,O0e; circulation $4,000, and deposits
ss,l74,OOO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

Nrw CouNrrnFEir.- executed S5's on
the State Bank of Connecticut are in circulation
III Chicago. Description train of cars in cen
tre-a woman leaning on mirror, on right hand,
and the likencssofGcn. Harrison on the lower
LEG hand corner. Very apt to deceive,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

TnEArRlcAl-The enterprising Manager of
the Athen1um. has rc-cngaged the services of
Miss Eliza Logan for five nights more from this
evening Adclgitha, inc tragic piece, in five
acts, will be presented tO-night, and will doubt
less draw good house. or We mistake the char
ncther of our theatre going people, with Miss
Logan and Mr.. Hanchett bearing the principal
parts. Those who love merriment, viii be ac-
commOdated over the Lottery Ticket-Mrs.
Henry and Mr.. Donnely appearing as Susan and
Nyormwood.
We perceive that the company have in re-
hersal The School for Scandal, a lesson that may
very properly be presented to this community,
or indeed, to almost any other.
The attendance on Saturday evening was an
other evidence, if any were wanting, that our
citizens are beginning properly to appreciate
Miss Logan as an actress of rare powers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15
Now YorI, NInrkct.

NEw YonE, opec t2.-Flour firm, with advancing ten
denSy 160uu bbls soda s62596io for straight State
southern heavy at 49, Wheat quiet; sales UOi
bushels Corn fr sales 900 bushels. Pork, Beef, and
Lard firm, with moderate business Whisky hrm Stocks
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

coNylcrEp.-J. H. Wilson, of columbiana
county, Ohio, has been convicted, in the United
States court, for pifering money from letters
passing through his hands in the Post Office
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

TrrrEs.-The number ofdclegatcs atthe South
era Commercial Convention, now in session in
Savannah, is very large. Abont one-fourth are
From Virginia. The following list of .'titlesH of
The delegates has been given: Governors, 60;
Generals, 14o, Colonies, 4l5; Doctors, $50; Hon
orables, 800; Majors, $50; Captains, $50; not
mentioned, lo4. Total, 1889
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

TnE Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday, says that
the receipts of coal at that place by the late rise
mounts to about 500, 900 bushels, mostly from
pittsburgh. This will keep the city going for a
few weeks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

CINCINNATI, Dec. 13Flour active at $500 525 Whilst
unsettled Wheat active sales si,1ia1,l2 for red.
Corn In good demand +S5Oc for old. Hogs steady al
unchanged. Groceries unchanged. 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15
ERnMWA SHINcrcN

Dec 13.-According to advices received at the
Stnte Department, the State ship Supply left
Smyrna on the 10th of Nov. for. the U S. with
canels for the War Department..
Commander Ferrand has been ordered to the
command of the sloop of war Falmouth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15
No D Washington Hall

HE undersigned would respectfully inform his friends
and patrons aud the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity
Cloths casimeres and all of which prepared
TO make mp order In the latest and approved style
and bebt manner at short notice, which cano
fail 10 please the best buyers All goods warranted 10 be-
oct14 sI.rchant Taii5a,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

The Ohio Editorial Convention will be held in
Mansfield, commencing january 18th, and will
continue in session two days. An interesting
ZINC is anticipated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

RrcHNoSp, Dec. 1s.-Last night q stream of
water broke loose in Midlothian coal pits, drown
ing six whites and seyennegro men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

A DEnrT.-A wealthy and distinguished lady.
says the New York Herald, the wife of a legal
gentleman, riding in her own carriage and resi-.
ding in asplcndid mansion near the Filth avenue.
Is, singularls enough, aboutto step from private
life upon the theatrical boards and make her
debut as Juliet, in Romeo and Juliet at Buf.
falo. The lady in question possesses accom-.
plfshments, refinement, and has been carefully
educated. She has wealthy and aaoring fius-
band, and is surrounded by all the delights Of
domestic life; hut so great is her passion to an.
pear as tragic actress, that all other considers
tons have been overcome, and with the consent
of all parties she will make her de5at rs above
stated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15
FROM CHICAGl

FROM CHICAGO.
DEC. 13.-The Common Council of Galena
have voted to subscribe 500 0OQ in stock in the
Mineral Point Railroad, also appropriated $780,
900 to construct lock on Galena river
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

H REM. franklin md Prot. Ne tsr ruth.
Franklin brought electricity from the heavens
Prot De Grat applied that electricity relieve diseased
mortas Prof De Gra's ELECTRIC on does every
thng but certainly cures rheumatism and Neuralgia
n,innts cures buIns Sprains Wounds from three
days. cures EarRche, Deafness Sore Breast days.:
CURES Piles, sweiled Giands, ST Nick,
days cures Eryspeas Scrofua, Pimpes
few. days. --75l-E .fia 49,
For sale by 7. u. LOGAN & CO., Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAuGHLINs & sBuSHFIELD,
noNl8 - Monroe Street
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BY TMLIaliItAPH.
Cincinnati lInrkei

D.LrMoRR, December 1s--Plour market very Arm Sale
of Red Wheat S1tIsl As white st56si 90. Sale
new yellow Corn ut osa60c. Whisky dull At 3lsisc.
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New York Business Notice.
0FrTcE-36D BKoADwAY, Ngw YoRx.

cHRisrADcRo's HAIR DrE-The effects of this matchless
preparation almost Five minutes after
It's application hair any color texture is changed to
superb black brown Without dscoorIng the scalp
Made, sold, and applied at CnRsrlpoRo's, No. 6 Aston
House. New York decih.1t hn,r
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECElVED BR
{ MAGNETIC, TELEGRAPH.
AI.TEoRNIA TMEWs.
3DIrIoNAL NEWS BIZ. TnE rEXAs.

f-asf n TIN e -
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY TIE TEXAS.
NV Yoag, Dec. is.Mining prospects were
good. Hes s;Tl5
Anunsucccssfnl attempt was made to sink
the steamer orizaba, while lying at San Fran
cisco. 200 recruits for Walker went on the
downward trips.
Dates from Oregon to the 18th Of Nov.
Judge 0lney, of the U. S. District Court re
fused 10 hold the last regular term OF the Court
IN consequences of the remodelling of the Judi
ciary by Congress. All the judges in the Ter
ritory have adopted the same course.
Adyices from Washington Territory state that
the volunteers, both staff and. line, have been
disbanded by the Governor
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
New Yogs, Dec. ls.-The Geo. Law. has. ar.
rived with California dates to the goth, and
81 ,600, 600 intreasure. The principal coiisiga-
ees are: .Drexel & Co, $780,, 600, Wm. Hoge,
100000, Howiand Aspinwall, $4,000. Me-
tropolitan Bank, 100000, Wells, Fargo & Co.,
100000, Wines & Co., 13, Ooo.
She conhected with the John-L. Stephens.
The soop of war 0yane arrived at ZAspinwall
on the Goth
The frigate Independence and the sloop St.
Marys are still lying at Panama.
The Golden Gate arrived on the 18th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15

ALBANY, Dec. 18-The Grand Jury have
found true bills against Findicy, for recent for
geries on the Bank of the Capital and tie Bank
of Albany.
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-AE..-.Z

NV YoRk, Dec. l3.-Ihe steamship Arago
sailed at noon to-day, for Havre, taking upwards
of 100000
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lT rs Mon 81 DYE

Sd, Ofkis
H1s or scalp. read he NJ Oleing, aad Judge OF
Mrs. s.. a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTCRER.
Rev 81: TlIACIIRR [6O years OF age), Pitcher Chen
ango County, My hair restored to It's natural
Rev YIN. GUTTER, Ed. Mothers Magazine, n. y. SHY
m changed to Its color and growing bald spot
Rev, D. !, STONE D. D. Concord n. II. "y hair, which
was grey, ls now restored natural color &e''
Rev D. cLENDENIN, Chicago, H.. "1can add my testI-
nnony, and recommend Il to 10y friends. -
Key. ID. T. WOOD, iddIetowra N Y. any own hair has
greatly thckened and also that my family,
was becoming baIi &c.,' = - -
Rev. p; TusTIN, Charleston, G.. s.The white harris
peSSoMing ohyiatsd and new hair forming, &C."
Rev A. FRINR, Silver Greek, N. Y. has produced a
GOOD eject on my hair and and have it,
recommends II. II, - - - -
Rev. D. MORRIS Cross River, n. Y, also, and
MIS- Rev. III. A. PRATT, Hamden, n Y
TN might swell this list but Il the above fan to eonylnes
states Caba and Canada Wholesale aud retail depot No
80 breoine Street New York Some dealers sell ar
Giles instead OF this which they profit
write TO depot for circular and information.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.


sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine have taxed
their utmost to produce this best, most perfect purga
that these have surpass the
ordinary medicines, and that they win unprecedcntedy up
take but powerful to cnre Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of the body, the
o. ,s OF purify me 9.9oa ana disease.
temper stimulate sluggish sordered organs into their
actions and inast tone with to the
plants every body but Formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baied the best OF human skill. While
they produce powerful effects they the time,
diminished doses, the safest and beat that be
ployed for children. Being they pleasant
Of HARM. Cures been which surpass belief were
they not by Of such exalted position
character to forbid the suspicion of untrh Many emil
nent clergymeu and physicians have lent their
@ to the public the reliability OF remedies while others
paraons Immensely to the relief of afflicted,
suffering feow-iner.
The Agent below named pleased TO furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions their use,
and the certificates Of their cures Of the following
plants I'll = stS 81 Y. so -
Gostyeness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Nausea,
ndigestin Morbid naction of the Bowels pain arising
herefrom, Rlatuecy Loss of Appetite. all Ulcsrous and
eutanecus Diseases, which require Medicine
scrofaa, Kings Evil They ALSO by purifying the blood
would not be supposed they could reae such Deafness
Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritabiy,
dred complaints, arising from low state Of body OBJ
strnctlons OF Its functions. i'f5s5 2
they make more profit Ask for Arms PiLs,
take nothing else: No other they you compares
with this in its Intrinsic value powers.
have 1t.
Prepared by DIR james @. a yersy7 fssf-5
Practieaiand Analytical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE e5 GTs. PER BOX. ........FIyE BOXES FOR 81.
The genuine ARTICLES sold by .
And by all Druggists Wheeling Dealersin Medicine
everywhere MS as2I:6m
+ !
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EMPEROR NAeGhEoN AND TFEE rsl
EsES EsSS u OSEi,lHENE
ORIsgI5A} JBE} ],Kl5s "a 5i, HI54I [J DYE

OIIISI.ADORO,S IIAIR ID 10. ~
..s ii STILL I,PIU4IlILIANT!
CONTRAST the tnts brought in the hair by Crstado
" ros matchess revalizing Hair Dye, those produ
ssd by application Of the burning fluids ordinarily
Hair Dyes at that the color
unnatural In other and the simple reasons thai
the which che
ica combination operates nTutable prin-
cpies Made sold and applied Gin private rooms) at
Crstadoro's, Astor House, Broadway N.gY. Also for
sale by the Principal Druggists and Pefners throughout
the country. 1f57t 5i.-ss 80
New York Agents, w. II. CORY & co.
WARD, CLOSE 4 CO.
Wheeling Agents, T. II. LOGAN & CO.,
le6:lSdaw Bridge Corner Druggists.
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RIVER AND wEATHER. Z

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PiTTsBuaGH, Dec. 13--Riycr4 feet inches
by metal mark, rising. Weather damp and
cloudy.
I CiNcNNAT1, Dec. 13.-River about stationary,
fleet inches in the channel. Weather cloudy
and damp.
The St Louis papers of yesterday evening,
furnished by Adams Express, state the river, as
rising rapidly; having risen 1-2 feet up to noon
yesterday. Illinois river rising rapidly.