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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

BEAUTlFUL SKETCu.--A lady visiting
New York city, saw one day upon the
sidewalk, ragged, cold and hungry
litIo girl. gazing wiahfulIy Mt some
cake III a shop window. She stopped
and taking the liule one by the hand
lod her into the store. though che was
fol'y aware that bread might be bet
t'r fot the child that cake, yet desiring
to crafty the shiyeriOg aud (ollorn one.
she bought and gavo hor tho cako sha
wanted. She then took her to another
place, whore she procured shawl and
other o',iclcs Of comfort The grateful
little creature looked tho hcuesoIen To-
dy up foil IN the face, ond with ar,less
simplicity aaid--" Arc you Gods wife!''
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

Death though certain, and the most
tremendous event tha, ever can occur to
man. is Notwithstanding less thought nr
Ivy him than are dollars and cents. or tho
fluctuations IN The stock market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
New Fall and Winter Goods
AT
S. RIO ELS,
M Snrinn Hnncp

HAVE recently retnrllttl from View IorEi WhtTt AN
j supplied myself with gorgeous stock Of GOcsh
my line for cold weather, consisting Of Broacos, aar
anil qualities Heavier Cloths of superior quality afE
king Over-coats. Fancy and plain Cassmtres.
ii7lE i.s s.. t#- % VESTINGS.
SILK Velvet Silk, Satin, AIerinO and many other styles
which, think little superior anything that ei
be found in this market, aud which prepared to E
to measure, in superior Or. styles s., =, o-,vc
lam making up beautiful assortment Of Cl"htns
and will keep hereafter general stock Of Ready Aaas
Goods, from the very finest materials dOSn msduna AN
Ihavs also very beautiful stock of Furnishing Coos
such as fine Shirts and Drawers and MeFtno aud HA'
Shirts.
have the best assortment of silk and Satin Ties Atss
stock always on hand Also CravtS and Collars, and t.dl
other article usually kept In Tailoring EAe
nent all of which will sell very cheap for cash.
go Please give call. ,,cp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11

HI. j. B. Vondersa,faE:
DEiR slR:-I have been aH1Icted for three years
with rheumatism iny back, and for the last six months not
able bed without help and your agent In our
city insisted on my trying bottle OF Chang Phu Linimeu
aud try what eject Woll have; aud bottle has relieved
me SO much that Twas able To get out OF bed without dll
Guilty II has been blessing to me just try for yourself and
SUN ."'lA - vs. Mss. NJ COCHRAN.
"AV'sS4'e 90 anu -. +. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
MEDICAL.
EAR a ND EYF
JDrs. LBBRUN & DUFro.
OCULISTS AND AURiS'TSo ~


mr.. LEBRuN offers to those suffering from D.,...
I'll inIdLEIkt aurIl remedies, which h5ye h. .4ntSs
in nearly three thousand cases Of confirme ID
TreIl les have pronounced by Drs Khramss Ihsi
and Delean, Of Paris, and Curtis Pitcher of lns XIII
most wonderful applied for diseases Of inS' t
middle ear. They comprise different courses Si Asl
rous diseases that effect the external and Min e
II tte disease IS confined to the external ear ti e
annarent on the fith sixth day. Dr. LE[RTS S
a tre IN eESrN case when the ear Is perfect In ~
ton He has eighteen certificates from those
deaf from Infancy whose hearing Is now comprrrs VA
and they are nov enabled to learn tie EanyrI1sS
tweuty.Sevcn huudreti OF deafness have bsn o'
fully treated by him. Certificates to that effect
on application. "a
eaing or even peE3oritoR Of the "Aael5rtraa It
usually csllc, Tie 'rum - Inflammation Of scgS
irTIDS OF the tyHPHAl and rttHfehGiH tube viii, 1..
kItio,t Of 5aHcIts GectoMS, poypaS gros4s
ions bilious or Tuterlnttent Fever Colds the use
or nirrcurIal medicines, gatherings in the OF e
&C. the sense can, In nearly ecsry Instance, be rrs,
Where, n want Of secretion Is apparent, the 'sautor
being dry aud scaly; when the deafness II accompanied ~
note In ihc ear like rustllng Of leaves, chipping a,
falling water ringing Of bells, uSatons, discharges
ter when In stopping position sensation Is
Of blood to tie head lad taken place; when the ha,p
perfectly acute where there Is much noise IesI
In dull anu cloudy weather, when cold has ben 80
We ~ s0"'st -. ~ 80 - ''I'''p '''L
DIR DUFToN, the only praettonsr in the United s,,,,
WHO ,pFocses the painless, and successful u,r.Ss
reatfne NIL diseases to which the eye Is subject WFs
nv Other means have failed to afford relief, he f
such fair and impartial trial Patients, by sendlar
a. T. HRR RN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
'ss- address Dr.. j. pELAcY LEnRry

-isl. Union Place, Mex iUsk CIy
n B-A Treatise on the Nature ami Treatment Of Ia.
ness and Diseases the Ear, with the Treatment the Dsi
and Dl,nb. prlee 81.
-Moncy letters must be registered by the Postmaster,
Registered Letters at rsG-peaSe bcar Is.s
mInI Correspondents Enclose Postage for mum
answers the New Postage Law requiring prepayment Of a.
tsf New York, Julytst, 1855. HA''a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL.

Wheeling, January, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
.savings Bank store.
NV FASHIONED IErrERs At rnR OLD T,

IAN NOW receiving and opening unusually large and
4esnOFal assOEtent Of Boots Shoes Hats, Bonnet, n
1eaa and Carpet Sacks at the Of Market and Nom
Soe Va In the room formerly occupied as
ne Post Once and opposite e MeLnre House, very large
afd enly stock which purchased for cash, from
to manufacturers Of the North, under the most favorable
circumstances, and offer them TO the citizens Of Wheeling
cad Veniy At reduced Wholesale and RETAIL and respectful
y solicit share Of patronage;
deem Il useless much In praise Of my stock. II
nstake not the people Of WhetnE are not 50 easily hum
baHged By advertising puts; suffice Il TO have var
sof meas YOUTH and boys loos and Shoes. mirror silk
oleSku wool Leghorn, brush and straw Hats, and for a
9sgsTy variety Of Silk Lawn, Straw and Braid BOnnets Of
Gha mOst recent fashions and styles.
AIsoSOsS, Slippers and Caters, both for ladies' misses
Ad SHdFe, Of abe t fashionable style make and quality
-SAn and see for yourselves. Ia ! 50 ts
Having putehased large Of the above named ar
oes would respectfully invite Country Merchants to can
Ead bee send me their orders. will duplicate bills
PaFGhas6d in thG eastern cities for cash.
.ssps - - - - B. II. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
e a [ UXU RY.
DIR. MILLS
AROlEI7IG STOILACII BTT'TERS!!

MEDIC ENE a L UXU RY.
DIR. MILLS
AROlEiIIC5 STO.lLACtH BITTERS!!
A innocent tonic, urettc Beverage prepared from Il.
N purest, very best materials Rni rsiy reyttIJt ere.
rs article which is strengthening AMI invigOratlne h
system and by It's highly GrOnnttc properties is
DELICIOUS ELISiR,
to correct the appetite, by strengthening the stomach and lie
gesiYe organs the most certain specific for the HSa,
Chor, Liver Complaints Dizziness, fatulcncy, Pllpl
tion all Nervous Diseases; Dyspepsia, PemNle Weak
ness Physcnl and Mental Debility, regulating the b0Ee
and imparttng and cleerfulncss Whole syts
''ir ~ INv1GORATING CORDIAL,
and should be In the possession of every family the
pan0ii OF the feeble well the healthy tingtGiodu
satisfy the increuOS their beneficial cett y
being perfectly Innocent anil harmless for the Iats
constitution.
will find them Invaluable, dispensing they do, with tie
annOyances engenhere by change and d.
ct dSpellng Ague Fever, and tire effects Of Maari1 Ottvy
TIC. HOTEL PROPRTETORS.
Every we'll regulated Hotel should be supplied with VIZ
aromatic .StOMuc Filters, tev pleasant and
ealthful than the ordinary "Ctr Bers, heretofore u4
a single trial will exclude all others.
DOS E. Adults, teaspoon full to a small vine EAs.
three times day, oftener. Aid little uasti
too strong
Sold in quart bottles by all respectable Druggists and
eral dealers In the United States CanAa &C. and at whole
sale BY wM. o. MILLS Sole Proprietor, New York, where
all communications should he directed.
G. W. FRANZilEIM, Agent,
fc2S-8m Wheeling. vs..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
TESTIMONY.

awe, the undersigned Of medicine IN tie eli,
NJ New YORK having had occasion to witness liz past
Drs Tetuh and button diseases Of the Ear and Exc i
ing aside all personal jealousy and prejudice tte, S
th, course nurSucd by them In treating diseases Of % ~
icae organs from The unparalleled trRirI ID,
tended d "a well worthy the attention Of prO',.se
brethren throughout the United States THEIR sy.p j
Of melcated vapors, particularly in chronic aud eT
eStr cases forms new era In the practice Of aurl ar
practitioner In diseases OF the eye, they seldom reea
resort to an operation. As sSl aMrss and aeust, al
enthusiastically devoted to their profession, ccrr r.
commend them TO such may require their aid"
Signed, ALRxANEnR X. MUrr, NJ. D.
GEo. s.. CRANES, NJ. D., lluRAcE WISsLOw, NJ D.,
O. DELFAS, NJ. d. ALlSrO$ y. FRASCIS, ~ o..
n. " VAS nuRES, d., BEDFORD DOkEArs, NJ b.
8 y N'atr York, August {, 1919.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST CFFICE. ri-z..
EKceP the Head md Feet CoTered.,
" health reminds that he amlss to call your
Fall and Winter stock of Boots Shoes Hats:
Caps Umbrellas ana Carpet Sacks, OF Market
and Monroe streets, where youw ind great ENreyof
fashionable lately received Goods suitable 10 the season. at
low prices
Very thankful for tie liberal patronage received since
examine stock Ut viii be pleasure to see and wait on
spring health aud to this aiding Industry and economy
may have health. 7 I.g s.Fl-. -,r.sg.5it va
Ladies' II you wish 10 purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Bonneis, sure, ~ i'.5+, q. sI1fiJ 81
Call ut the oil Post Onice, opposite the aIcInre.
Gentlemen, you wish to purchase fashionable Cap or
Hat, tE go
Call atthe above place. where You will gct-1hat nc
To Country Merchants 1flays Goods dispose ofat
Snfa - -it,.ft Bin WATSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
PublIc Notice.

IIAYING discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
kent by me- on Market street, in tie city OF Wheeling
ali persons indebted hereby required to make
men, before tlH April Otherwise the same will be
persons. ANDREW MCLDEW-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11

-Il.-- -. .OuuLu1uBS' Woke. ~
CUMMINGS the Apocalypse, Ist, Cd Sd 7eries;
w. a., .on the Seven Churches; = .'9.-l-
- "a Family Prayers, 2 vols; ,f45'f
Is Signs ofthe Times
T" Minor Works, LIST, 81 and Sd series; "a
a The Church before the Flood;
:. The Tent and Altar
The Eaiy Iifr
"a The blessed Life; t. 5s.sir
{" Voices Of the Day; ..4 sal-
- Voices OF the Might; si--
= Voices Of the Dead; - -. ~ .,..f.rlls OH
~ Notes on Genesis, Exodus LeViticus, Daniel,
4ss Parallels, Miracles, 81. Matthew, st. Mark and
. y Il - s7 st, Lnke-TeeeIyed by e.slj
luaa1S lassi aa'f6rsl14 30 WILDE mo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
EILloE. BEowS, Oils, a5gE. OLIVE AND

NOTTCE1EXTRA
IhaYe ANAL stock Of Common Clothing that viii dis
Poso Of At cost less to make for Spring
- - = AlNs NVV4'. g p1cp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11

superior preparation Is presented TO the American
public with egreatest confidence in It's efficient cura
tive qualities any other known Lnent Its action Is
certain and uniform falling In no where an exter
na nDnlieatfon appropriate. AL who have tried regard
as infabe the following dIseascs prains.
Bruises SWeled nbs, Weak Joints, White Swelling, Pains
in the Hack IIIrS Sides Breast Face any other part
Of the body II excellent remedy In Brulses, Scalds
Cuts &C. usefulness Of this nestImNble chemical coH-
mound by no couHed to the human species, but Is
rcaeouS whenever applied the diseases Of the faVore
animal the horse Among the many diseases and
occurring the horse, which Is the most
tain cure may named the following Cuts bruises pratns
spine JOINTS ETC. For further particulars direction
al hnf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11

~ TOBACCO AND CIGARS
TTT LAuCilL1N, 152 Main ST. has among his large
w assortment tile following articles:
1000 ConsnCllo Cigars: Is
,-- 1000 La Eloisa !"
1000 PrInsado /"
l- --ft, 1000 Fl SalvRdo ~. +f
900 FL Dorado "a -..-.s. Wy.
1000 La Protection Cigars
.rs.sJ 2 ! 400 Prunclca /" .sts -a
1000 FLORES I"
~. ~ 81 8 boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
Virginia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11

students wishing To perfect themselves in this Sr.Ds n,
neieal sciences, I find opportunity OF joining t tl,,
at the Eye Ear Inrmary of DR.. Delacy LeBrun Up
Place Ciques every Tuesday and Friday afternoons, I'M,
i TO 3 O'clock during Medical College terms
TERAIS-Fivc Dollars, Consultation Fre. Ten BIll,r
to be paid when the restored to Its original
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11

NOTICE.
personS indebted to 41cCnliens
N Knox earnestly requested to call and settle by cash
note OF before the first OF January. 1
Perton hating claims agihSt the frh will please present
'' pcis s. '''''',''G'.i .84 MeoLALLESs KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11
TAKE NOTICE.

Many just objections made to all the ordinary Lin
Of the day account of their Offensive SMELL and e
unsyy stains often lei upon the skin A wonderful fact
which heen verified TO The astonsent Of The
In addition TO It's surprising curative effects IL the most
hcahn and agreeable perfume To any part 81
The skin TO which may be applied mpars rosy and nat
glow which for hours, and leaves the yelvety
sOneSs healthy skim instead Of the erected and caphed
anueaface which result Of almost all other
tcies used for that purpose Hence, every ads toilet is
supplied with IL who knows lts excellent qualities In this re-
bottle aud try for yourself -- -.-..7-r -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11

TAKTICULAH attention IS called to style Of lever
watch eVeyy urt qf IchicA T. In Aar
tcd which caSed in variety Of Style gold and silver
Thesa watches and all warranted to be correct
tIhe.keeperS. s- - - --l
For sale by C. p BROWN
Hall Al.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08
LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
sTATE OF LOUIsIANl

STATE OF LOUISIANA. J
z 7 P 4 q 3g5 fat So ot tIs rd day
ID The month Of April the year of our Lord one thou''nu
Ssare Notary Public Inland and fSG tsS
sworn presence Of the witnesses hereinafter haneo
a Wsn Ngs fss
Camerden, Hngedorn VIM Whloek tTrs s,,s Jo I'm
RAS 5sn'sssasS as
s E IT, ct ssss
~ Is s SsS
5ssGa IT, i sa na sai
Vic II seSsry declared flint yrs and pursuant to
or Tie orgnon eoporat9ns for works Of public i'm
M 9s ss hs sy
tas srt ay Ct afs epss
or with them for the purposes hereinafter recifsd and
a Esa saas hea s1ss
10 which they hereby covenant and sges between themselves to
a s III ms sn x Ses s
M sf eG%a SS
sas s So 6ssFa aT sns s ssss
sspsh he Vessels s S = eDs
sss9 oes u s ss hs
s pSly i .ns s h sT feps
and end on tie hrte ny of September in theyer one thou
a 3d. s fe Agent Of The Company the officer
whom citation other process against the Company sh@ DC
ssts The capital stock sad Company Is xed at the sum sur
S e h
The enpa 70 an, any sm Exceeding
lars Thousand dollars each me
share of said eighty shares OF stock S0 De
per cent of each share subsrbg and ten per
G9n, on e a per Cent %y On the day July
s ss ae 1885, R f 5
Tue sh b a conas s Wo eo
Managers subject to the supervision OF the sockhoides AT m
Directors shall respectively sshs o Rst a.
hs Smsr s be- n nd ha
the resignation or den q either s AEen OF
sha saet suitable person c
"% 7 rs s daS Ss
and y
riais ply coming due BY aid corpo
f ss Go DssP asesas and Di arsT
be aE s e a ss1e ns ayi
ely to do and transact all business Of the Company He
ssp ssa we Ss be sd
tergned by the Manaser ana ms BOOKS si Always D. p
Services tic Agent shall be entitled commission Of two
HRs s sm % f %o nd II
Of SAID corporation except for the pay
s st The duties obligations The Mapassrs as The sam
him and herein declaedto be nre rs follows
wit The Hughes Valette CO.. viii have the chhrEeo
the construction Dock Docks and the car
management of the well as OF the mechpnlca ope
ratiois of the Company. 81, -, ~,
9th The said finn Of Hughes, Valette Co. will have u
exclusive right make repairs vessels gong mo IN
Docks Company, in consideration Of which sad mn
the said Association the full rates OF d9ekage
the rates hereof charged the Louisiana Dry Dock GoHh
on Nil going into the Dock Of the COMPANY sno,ae
however to deduction exceeding ten per eenuIn on IN
fixed rates docnge for any vessel which the Agent or MAJ
ager may expedent for the interest Of e company
pit into dock deduction from the established rate
g which follows to witt
II Ships, and smaller vesses-Rntes for docknS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08

Capt Patrick Hayes, a well known citizen of phia-
delpha died at his residence in that city on the 3lst
ult The North American and Gazette, of the LIST
instant, speaking Of Capt. Hayes, says:
Capt. Hayes was well known to the last generation
of our citizens as an earnest, active Intelligent man.
who filed conspicuous place in politics and society
and, bynany of the younger generation, he sremem,
bered as venerable relic Of past who commanded
respect Both by his intrinsic claims and the associa
tions which were connected with him at the time
of his decease he was the oldest sea captain who had
eyer sailed out our port well the oldest member
of our State Society ofthe Cincinnati. In this latte
institution so long as his health permitted he took
deep and lively interest, and on all proper occasions
he had especial pride in wearing an elegant commem
oratiye gold medal presented to his uncle, Gommo
dore Barry, Ry Gen. Lafayette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08

THE FAMINE AT THE CAPE DE VERDEs .4aYipal
Of tile american Supplies. ~ Letters have been re-
ceived ntown from All. Martens, ESQ., United States
Vice Consul at st. Vincent, Cape de yerdes, an
Houncing the arrival Of the first shipment Of pro-
visions sent out from New York for the relief Of the
starving population Of the islands. of the value of
this timely aid our readers may form some idea from
the fact Tint the GovernorG General had found tneces
sary to proceed in person to the neighborng coast of
Africa to obtain supplies Of food The first Of the
New York vessels which reached the islands was the
N. Hand whose owners, Messrs. Riess Il Co., gener-
ously placed it at the disposal Of the committee of
subscribers. Two others followed close on her track
and no doubt arrived shortly after. Immediately on
the receipt Of the first cargo Of provisions Mr. Mar
tens took steps to have properly distributed. With
this view he directed circular to the different Ad-
ministradores de Gonselo requesting them to receive
and supply the provisions to oil who were really in
need Of them, and recommending that they should
call in the aid Of the Wears of the different parishes
to assist them in making discriminating distribution
The quantity provisions remaining at the time Of this
opportne arrival was small that it become neces
sary to distribute them in raons quite inadequate to
sustain life for any heightened period. It must be
gratifying to the benevolent individuals who contri
buted to the New York fund, to know that the aii
which they so promptly furnished has been the means
OF saving large numbers of human beings from per
ishing.-ENew York Herald, 3lst ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08
WREoK AID surposEp Loss Or LIFE. The NJ,

IA WRECK AND SUPPOSED Loss OF L1FE.-The Mo
bile Register, Of Saturday last, has the following:
a. The tidings brought by the smack s Welcome"
created most painful fears as the reported having
seen ii vessel. bottom upwards some fifteen miles
south If Mobile Point. The capszed vessel was
Being the Light House schooner, which left the wharf
on Saturday morning with some. of our citizens on
board, besides her officers and crew What has be-
come Of thosaon board, is at present hidden among
tile thousand mysteries of the nnfahomable sea but
whether wreck be that of the supposed schooner,
or Of some other vessel hither Or outward bound,
the said fact has gloom those whose friends
20 down TO the sen in chips.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08
Fuelr1vHs F n New York Daily Times

= FuGITIyEs FOUND The New York Daily Times.
Of the LIST inst, says: l#&54 wi
The scandalous ehroniclers of the city have been
q 4 onearmed officer Of tic army, who eloped With
the young nghter Of one Of our prominent citizens,
leaving his own wife and family behind him. The
mother and brother Of the erring lady went to Flu
rope pursuit Of the fugitiyes and the assistance
By the last steamer from England in Rouen France
II is said that they found also, an addition to the
party Of q sinless child Of sin" which gave suf
cient explanation Of the sudden departure of the
guilty parties. 8I " iTlF0