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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

I any property sAaHfsa,
4 HAVE 1907 IS gt.ql fo'ss tapi ts,fasl County,
near tho Kali ROAD, which ! an exchange G,y
rDytaEA iH DaYeEp0sk. ~ lHf .sSt sii
..f.,, .4Ea Street Property forIsais., s,s ia
Three 5usiess tots 2lt Dy l5G feet on l.aTlh near
Brady street, will be sold iaFPiisd for .0ohf
Z ss,lii 49, yyu J1Istasse at,stTH tttEsiAE'si
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Well Digging.I

TING subsstIsr Is "a all I. " ready 10 ss. Nell
u and Cistorns' lie may be found ~ nj. 2In n
bu.hdfri cost st'is yssi gseu OH IA dsah So
Aug d3mA EDWARD SEMLiu a.
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THE GREATEST AAENHE AGE

: H&Wes, ability. sim.
i rliSi,y, ehearness u
price AMI AdSpsStien W
hewauls 81 Il ! GLASSES
Of the CON m u nlI.
etreixl, recommend, ~
10 csciy State In the
. Qmop /, hatpsrisple.Ig
suhsIauiiat.ui nv The
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

When "a tunsl - ss, 1fslis
L2saslN s1sss frssf SCI ~
susthsg-Asss iSsssi ,Asshs,sr
quaay sArt uas ~ n4s Of, m 4as
tie pver, ais 40 Ssis-~es IT. tis~
Nalts AL h 81 shs fFsts
its chaspnss a. essAsts sIxsib
ta Tequisis y, aIty 81 Sstinss ISL
iataaoe ,s at sslss trst ssitt-
ton s1yspowerROw N anaufUt mink tat efs
hong igAssl b. ntisvs svfy gt4snf
the Uisas II do not sssssy tass place If tho t
4,-lfO niir atsffD B
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" NEW STORE.


aa ssSEk<sss13fgE =
".'''
tA9FSvst thfls d iits.Esfs ttorn sad cob Planta
a'',m '@.',ioB AiN's f-tcsTs1riest % e"' We
IT, St ssi fEflnsita w ss,s "
3rnssA "a playa sa ~ sa<st" 81
lia' either WhJleahIe Or retail, ku4tsleed " ~
most pcSi-igs manner. ''-4lHs"'I" 'H'''
4 GOV more thar -. s-aes the L.ll5 olsnt
"As nJt9dnced 70 4f.pldEp, duIiggr Ihtfs slLpes''
ass't'est 'trspnt'5 Ftwsbstin sIs3phsdf Tarof.
rerrYegrsp~ ~ sas rs t-sISai, aSsi
Rnkss " Mo most psFiS1 maebine ever offered fo'
fAtr|frR .sso.I hs.s GO 10 ysa ssfsss aes
lschlnE lean hnq Weighs as t9HoeS!, NO. Y go
NO, i,absi NOIqp 4Us, ass.st5p0- se% nsts ."f~ehb
lnutes are sllcsnttO ast one up, wilhsnl nerhrI,
tai tfdFa,id wtbh ptce thJtssd n q ~sh faieiybs
ig,HtW!sf Y Dqya tq- f.shea,8pssF;onssp' e''A
r,. ... .-., gRlGER: HHs ngii go
No g55, q viii grind sbu, IieRper boar wilhihg.
q $50, - - 10 % - "s"'
" 3, $50 I5w y
a 4 ssp as a'U ,IbJ-a :. t''St ''W.@ 49,"
LgL!S2Tel liseguBslQ dlsi4gE. old lat ! .,ils'
..s No. O. Io4aH 81, hstSssa socond and lan.Io'
For4sls BY S,sssru D s4aEIH s1Bso., y Apsn,so'
ey.enPoTt aboge P'lsesi AtRg ffssPs ffGH ''
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

GIN rore ss IT, H., u CIaEks Patent Portable
E'aE.Hg @lis P9sssrr ~ M Na"Fiick Of Gbica-
ila srs M ss5 f b9qas il. - * il.
bort hilIo@ Manufactured ii the portable Kind both for
e1Bvrniencs AMI performing tlsaYfk IN good order And
hther, can ,y, sitsT having tgg47 sstts
" considerable sNtsut, haze ,i,t lt s.x JD fr
Fieigr small 4nss U large ones, as the Gsr srrs gen
s'aiyo hysiy nature aud ggFt better. solicitation 70
10 LaEeTs. JOHNSON WHALEY.
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~ ~ f.,t A-h< sLops la sfFsh.hs
hess-s dfHss, tis,t An tie sst tsas
ia gpeTarsa.ogs,4E I'D M- !GaFs,s' 'iAsnt TfsenrArE
Mills, lfs sssa j4s-1.sg a0a-st slo,n siphy
e tSass hesAs t.i stpssns -ansstss E,frs-
it 8oaTA S6a sk.r ia shat
enc eau ask j.tsls,Ii IL certain 70 sHpssssie all
old methods OF milling. have been in the milling busi-
ypasR al a.SA YA, styysl lean n Nav
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t'EL s4 .sEEthEf hau EpelEG d bALtkAi STORE a.
t4tissais so !srsn th s4a q n wIsre SO Nf!i .tri
constantly 90 band cllniss s=l1Siisa o. - .,,,, ,
-'"'y -ftsss Good stid Trirrnings,
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SAW MILL

= ~ y y % I7'Fi'ttaNI 70 N dish 81 ~.
- -..-..---.-a apnl as'e rs asu
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NIRGINIA % win ;BrooEe circuit Court, Fan Tam

For Sale by oLfyER Pryor. whsinr,v Va / 5
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no r.E rUBI.Eo.

wehave .is day sola sfsssrs. Campbell tepermot
die entire Iatelsencer oec wereurh sincere
patrons for the acts kindness have re-
sysd at ;ei hands cordially commend successors
,otheIrnotiee. wedoub.no they VIM be found prompt
attentive every department Of business, aud will
the patronage Of tue community
o accounts viii the 18Th instant. and hope our
friend, viii aid speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
The business of the firm VIII he settled by either Of the
partners and r Realty VII be found at the office for that
purpose. BEATTY co.
Wheeling. Oct. sth. 1856,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

rlfE Times, yesterday, affects to speak by the
card about the circulation of the papers, We
have only to say to our neighbor, that he makes
great mistake in his calculation there rs he
did when he thought he could interpolate boz
gus Geographic items, few days ago, and pass
them oil as genuine, without being called to ac-
count it. a paper that keeps standing
f'lsehood over one of its columns ought not to
expect much credence for what is contained in
the balance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

ErYEcr or Low WATEe. Not many miles
from Bowling Green, KY, says the Standard, Of
that place, there is small village, which. Of
course has post-otIicc. Not long since a lady
went to the Office to buy some stamps. The
Deputy Postmaster asked her how many she
wanted-she. told him a dollars worth. He re-
Piled that postage stamps were worth four cents
piece now; that the river was so low that the
Office could not get any freight here that way
and that wagoners were charging 500 per hun,
bred from Louisville Consequently, the price
of stamps had riseni
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

ISsuRANcRLossEs on rnE PRorERrY DEsrnoYRp
IN TIM ST. Louls FIRE The following are the
amounts ofpolicies issued by the different In
surauce Companies ofSt Louis upon the pro-
perty, valued Mt s5OO,oooin all. destroyed by
the great fire of "Wednesday night in that city !:
State Mutual, $4,000; Pacific, Sss, 900; ci6-
zens. $4,000; Lumberman's, Sse. 500; Home
Mutual, $4,000; Phoenix, $4,000; Globe,
United States, Delaware and America. each sls,-
GOO; Franklin, 81, 900; Atlantie and St Louis,
each $4,000; Mound Mutual, $4,000, Union
$4,000, and Commercial 81 600, Total, ss4s,,
4nn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

Hos. ENAtrus RRooxs, OF Nav Yohk. WILL LECTURE AT
wsSRrSorox HAL on EvtxtSc, mn Perm Issr-
Sajeet-"Cld Things and Nelc THiNgsr Doors open at
ca o'clOck-iecture commence half past seven.
Tickets be had Book Slessrs Wilde
bro, c. Orr, D. Tobn, Joseph Grayes the prn-
cpaI Hot,is The eyepus Of this lecture after paying Oh
expenses. IL be placed in the hands of Dr. Tod for The
bentht OF the city poor. noyas-it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

''yIoLEr," or the Cross and the Crown, by
Mcintosh, author of "Charms and Counter
Charms, a moral and entertaining work, is just
received. Edgar Montrose, or the Mysterious
Pcnitcnt" "Claudc in a Convent, or the Nuns
and the .Highwayman," pirates of the Mississ-
ipPi," andthe Flying Arrow, or Pirates Re
venge, all new and most cngrossing tales, just
come from the press, and for sale at the Cheap
Book and Variety Store, No. A, Washington
Hail..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

LAST night was Mrs Henr.y1's benefit, and q
large honse turned ont to give her cordial to-
ken of the regard which they entertain for her
Mrs. Henry appeared to the greatest advantage
in all three plays, and, as usual, left fine i'm
preston upoa her audience Mrs. Henry has
grown steadily in public favor since her first
appearances Her fine tact and aptness, together
with her faultless readings, have made her a
general flvorite.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
nA.r1noaN =, OHIO IsAsLnoAD

tNroHrAsr cHAxoK- From and after Monday next, De.
eenher 1s the following change Schedule for the
running of tie passenger the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad VIII take plAce:-The Mail train will arrive Mt
VIII cling Mt A. NJ, and depart a. VI, ally The
Express Train Will arrive At sep NJ and depart at 90
p NJ, daily. The Accommodation Train will be dlseontn-
ues the West road. and run between Cum.
berland and baltimore
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re OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other
s'neai business Of the ntgeneeI, should he addressed to
54rPropretoFs.
tboIli be addressed To the Editors jointly, either
Of them
Correspondents writing for publication, WI please write
only side Of the pnper
observance Of the above rules viii greatly oblge
and prompt attention correspondents than
1..y might Otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

EYFEcr OF Low WATER ouT wEsr-Not many
miles from Bowling Green, KY, says the Stand
ard, of that place, there is Il small village, which,
Of course, has a post office. Not long since n
lady wentto the Office to buy some stamps. The
deputy postmaster asked her how many she
wanted? She told him dollars worth. Here
piled that postage stamps were worth toar cents
a piece now; that the river asso low that the
office could not get any freight here that way,
and that wagoners were charging 81 so per
hundred from Louisville. Consequently the
price of stamps ladrisen!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

~ REM ErnnLIin aud Prof. he = rntti.
Franklin brought electricity from tie heavenst the earth
Prof De GTath applied that electricity relieve
nortals Prof Dc GRATIS ELRcrRic on every
thing, but certainly cures Reunht-n and Neuralgia In
day or tw0 cures Group Gramp Pains In the Breast ten
minutes; cures iurgs sprains Wounds from to three
EarIche. Deafness, Breast, days:
cures Piles, Sseled Glnnds Stiff Nick, from one to three
days: cures Eryspeas Scrolula, Pimpes.
days; Palsy, Gout, Pdpitaton, Cholera Corns In
few days sa fff4
For saleby T. LOGAN & CO., Bridge Corner
Also, by LAuGHLINS & BUSiIFIEED,
nOyl3 -.----.-. Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

-crNctSSArr Coal DEaLEss-An examination
ofthe measures taken recently by the Police
from number of Coal Yards, in Cincinnati,
showed that the fraud on purchasers, was
over eight bushels ina cart load The penalty
under the City Ordinance for selling with meas
ures not sealed, is se5, and the ycnder is also
liable to civil action in each case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

TnE LrcTuHE To-NiGnT-I.et all bear in mind
that tonight is the first lecture of ,he season,
and that Hon Erastus Brooks, late candidate for
Governor of New York, will deliver at WASH
ington Hall. his far famed lecture, on :" Old
Things aud New Things said to be one of the
most remarkable productions of modern litera-
turc. Admission only % cents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
FROMHAVANA

from Havana and Key West, arrived last night.
The news from Havana is wholly unimport-
ant
Gen. Harvey had arrived Mt his head quarters
at Charlotte Harbor, Florida.
The steamship Quaker City sailed from Ha-
vona ON Monday.
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SUICIDE.

sNAzAnETu, Pa, Nov. 27.-Mr. Solomon Neil,
a highly respectable citizen of this town, COM
The cause of the rash act is not definitely
known, but he had been laboring under depres-
sion for some time previously. He bore an ex-
celent reputation and leaves considerable prop
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

sPEAkrSoof helnovement for a convention
and memorial TO Congress on tho subject Of
improvins the navigation of the Ohio, the Phil
adelphia Ledger says
Philadel2hia is interested in this movement
Tor tyithstanding her railroads to the West
!he loss of her business during the dry season
IN consequence Of the interruption by low wa
estimate quite as liisl, has been made az the loss
sustained By Pi,tsbnrg. -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

Tue wcllsburg Herald comes to us this week
with a new dress, and is altogether improved
by this change inits material and outside APP
pearance. The Herald is one of the most orig
inal and readable papers on our table and we
wish it the most abundant success
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

Hoss.-The weather was favorable for killing
yesterday and NIL the houses were in fun blast.
The market for hogs continues at 1878. Hull,
Hunt, d CO., had killed over 5000 head up to
last evening; Atkinson & Co 6, roo; and Hainil-
ton, ricketts,, & Co. 5000. We did not get any
returns from the other houses
The Indianapolis journal reports that market
dull at 3 rs to -Louisrilie Journal 9th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

IA 0HdSGIsR & =
N1RGISIAsAt Rules held In tie Clerks oaiee Of tia
Circuit cours Of Brooks County fer the month Of No.
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FROM WASHINGTON !,

Nov. 2s.-Thc report of the Secretary of the
Treasury, as well aS the PRESIDENT aIessege,
are now in the hands of the printer Copies of
the Treasury report will be sent Off ut the same
time, in advance, with the message, and the
collectors of tile reports in Northern cities will
deliver copies to the press as soon as its present
alton to Congress is announced by telegraph.
The treasury report is the only one that will be
distributed'in advance. alsi.9.
The action of Government in relation to the
Panama business has not yet been arranged.
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Corner Min Z Water streets. oineinnIti. Ohio
~ D 2 noe lrs, ~ - 90,

fkACH IsLANp, s. q, 1870
Genta'-I have had a Ne. S LITTLE GIANT Mill in
constant for he last nine months and have fed
horses and mules harder than during past summer and
they have before, at this of year been In
good condition they Two wilt grind
fifteen bushels per hopr easily and feel confident
save fully thirty per cent by using the Mill acquainted
with several kinds of crShers. the LITTLE
GIANT far superior to any have seen.
sfsYouFs respectfully TUOS s. MILLER
White Hall, =. o. Madison Co. Ky. -.
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THE La TEST n zElYs
MAeNEr1C rELEGRAPH.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Nov. 90 The Schooner Major Barbour from
sCcaIzacooloas River, reports having been fired
into on the 18th OF October, by the Mexican
War Steamer Democratic. Persons on board tie
schooner were also fred at from the steamer
The commander of the Democratic fired pistol.
at Capt. Thompson, of the Major Barbour. The.
Democratic Seized the Mexican CUSTOM House,
and ,nade the officers prisoners.
1t is stated IN private letters received here;
from Tcwanlipas, that a pitched battle vas
fought on the 10th inst. near Monterey, between,
the forces of yidauri and Gaza, in which the
latter lost everything, barely sewing his own
person. 1t is thought that yidapri's success
will have great effect ON Conimonforts govern
tIlnnf ~ rs fi, -sf5se ssif'tsf ss--7-.a' 81
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TWO MII,IS I'M n:NR
sURFAcEs,

fa5e5 TWO MILLS IN ONE,
Thus enabling persons using them accomplish twice as
much in the time be done by Single is Of the
same size. GREAT has also been made in
the strength of the Mill, and the Manufacturers can now
challenge the world to produce anaehine, the 1r-
pose, capable of accomplishing muc; with so little
power. SO light portnhle and yet strong and dura-
bic, the imDroved Three Gene
uoub.e k.ittke Giant Corn RlilI.
The Mill not be broken by fair means, except
there be dcfectsin the castings Should there
corn, the mill VIII grind them without niuring the least
We do not of warrant them against Improper uses
Farmers, Stock Growers. Butchers every one
who has stock of kind either to faten working
that in 10 head feed Won
can the price of No Mil every months THE
IMPROVED .'L1rTLE GIANT' Is offered as the
BEST CORN AND COB cKUsHEE EVER MADE, AND
Is so GUARANTEED.
No. 4, or three horse NH grlnds from 25 tos
bushels per hour. Price 800 90
8, or two horse Mil srins, from 10 10 20
bushels per honr,. Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
" 9, or one horse Mill grnds, from 10 TO Is
bushels per hour, Observation-Disclosures. 40 on
I, will grind from to bushels hour, 80 90
SCOTT HEDGES,
Corner Main 3 Water Streets. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Campbell. seIa,r, sisfaras.ts y
The oheet Of ibis Bs obtan title 10 Lots No a and
Nor75 in Bethary, county, frc, ne a.,
fendants Robert chase and wife. s5 q 1900
And return Of the terih a veil A.
The % o. ~. Langft filed In the carss that olert
nd wife are net tnahitants Of his
4 Is ordered thst they do appear within one fnonth
amer due this order. do may be ne
cessasy 10 their Il IS further ordered
successive weeks in the ieens Int and posted
AZ tbs front deer Of the coEst house OF said county The
order - a eopy'-1ssse- STARR,
neSt ~ CLERK.
Bair.i OF n Thousand FiosTeTs
IHfl DOE. for saiehy I. II. LOGAN Z co. q
BUCK IY4E4I II f1UH.
J2UckwHEAI FioEr N sacks, - lbs store and for
| y. s.is hy GEo. WILSON.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
EinEk W. r. MooRE, VIII preach in Disciples meeting.
house, Market street. Third Centre
Wheeling, ors day. morning. at less o'clock
iSsGrs free.
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70 TlCHoMA'MIE

VIE and bentiihl Of the simplest
= Glass Vessel 60 resemble the FIssf CiBl, A
EifHE % InE CosT, Is creating immense
Ladies and Ssnenie alike fascinated with deigst.
sai ehaste and Chis
and In tie colors. The whole Art
can b perfectly gcqttd IN half ahor. Book OF Instfnc
ton separately 81. boxes containing 2ysses, hook aud
every art Gle required -. by Express. - Z
CONTENT, NEARY & CO. Wholesale store.
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THE .INTELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORN: NOVEMBER %; 1886.
Use LAW OF NEwsPAPERs.

1-subscrbers do give notice TO the
rary, considered wishing to continue ihelr suse
lions
odcais the publisher Inay continue send them until all
rearages are paid.
SIT subscribers neglect take their periodI-
Gals rou Offices they directed. they held
responsible I'll they have settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued.
8If subscribers to otter places without informs
ing pnblsers and the papers sent 70 the former d.
tectlon, the, sre held responsible
1.-The Courts have decided that refusing 70 take periods
Office removing and leaving en nneaiisd
or, Is Dri0,d i.IciI evidence Of Intentional fraud
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owISa to the change in the hours of mail ar
rivals from the East the Post Office will be
opened on Sunday week and thereafter on cv-
cry Sunday, from . to 10 A. NJ, and from to 3
PM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
RIVER AND WEATHER.

PrrTsnURGI Nov. 2sth.-River 8 feet, scant.
by metal mark, rising slowly. Weather cloudy.
( CIScSINSATI, Nov 2s.-The riyerhas fallen
one inch and still falling slowly. Weather clou-
dy and cool.
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SLAVE TRADE.

BosToS, Nov. IS, joaquin Negret and De-
menn, the latter well known cigar dealer in
this city, have been arrested and heldt bail,
the first in $1,000 and the latter in $4,000,
charged with being engaged in the slave trade.
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TIE I.II ~ uIANI IEtIUaIPHANI.' -
We learn that quite crowd assembled q
the 5tl witness trial power beee the Little al ant
and the Excelsior Mills the which is owned NV
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View yofls Aa:y ersisements.
AL.BHisT q RTasTAppaO

Advertising aud Corresponding ONCE, No SEQ BroAdBny
.sel.s 1s5 Rsssf New fort. res itqi saiiit
is NOT a DYE. - s.
GfsyAdfssi Bad, sstesss q
11frsor ss4f9grird, fudge or
i MIS-. s. q. ALLES'S isQIsLpsS IiAtR REST0RER.
Rev NJ TIIAotIRIs l6 Sears OF aFe1 eitchers Chen
anso County \ Y. hat 10 rs natural
color and ceases 70 fall
isy. VIM. GUTTER. FL, sfohs,s Magazine ~ y. .ssfy
&C., ~ 90 ssss, $50
Rev b. pssTONR d. ID coneorl NJ if.. siy isiT,zAis.
was grey, y restored nsterai color,
Rev. ID. CLENDENtN Chicago, can add 10
raotty, aud recommend IL ffienls .
Rev ID. 4. WOOD, MY own isir Ss
greatly thickeues, and
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CMURChEs OF MHnELIITN1i=

For the Information of strangers visiting city pub
iish the following list OF the different Churches and
time and place OF meeting If there Mistakes
will make the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Nattteivs, Eptscopdiidn Corner Monroe and Byron
streets Rev. T. PERkiss Rector morning services 1Osf
O'Clock, evening, I.
81 oons, Eptssepalan, Main street, between First and
Second Centre Wheeling, Rev. G. X. wARSER, Pastor;
morning services 1O15 o'clock, evening, ~
First REV. r. II. WEED, Pastor, Fourhst.,
between Monroe and Quincy; services morning
noon.
Second Presbyterian, Webster street. between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning evening.
Third Presbyterian, Fifth street between Chestnut
ralbert sts South Wheeling, woops PASTOR serv
ces morning and evening
Fourth Deriaa A. PAUL. Pastor, Main street,
between Washington and Adams ss services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street Netaodist Episcopal, ReyF Moonr, Pas
tor, Fourth between Monroe Quincy; services
morning and evening. 49, ~ Z Z
Ao, Srses getloatt Episcopal Rev B. Isos, Pastor,
corner Market and North SIS. North whesihg
morning. and evening. r. Aaslsas
c1opiiae street. NeLiodiss gptseopal, Raw. s. r. pAv-
sos, PASTOR Chapne street, First aud Second,
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening f
Soath HAseffag ~ e. c9asea Rev. G. D. BATTEIrE,
Pastor; services morning and evening. 4
H7eetiag Island Chapel on Wheeling Island, Rev. F.
Mo0RE, Pastor. i5s gS stsi5st,s s,ll *.
Gerzedn Methodi,t Episcopal Rev NJ p1sxrn, PASTOR,
chapae street. between weber and Third, Centre Wheel
ing 1lss5 sEsS
81. James cataea-al, Roman Catholic, R Rev Brsuor
r. " wnas. Fifth street, corner OF anpden; services
morning, aud afternoon
Assoeiate eJor.aed Rev j. MecLusr, Pastor, corner
noon,
Baptia, - 80, Clay s.ree.. between y,f,s and
Sixth streets; services morning and evening.
Dfssies, Market street, between webster and Third
Centre Wheeling services i6K IN The morning. and ~
evening p
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ASHnRR

NRw YonK, Nov %. The ship .sThree Bro.
theirs, hence for the East Indies, went ashore
at Buenos Ayres on the LIST of Oct. and became
a total loss. assH