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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-10


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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

n. u. M0LASSES. e.
S00 DRLS. la store aud rr sslcsby
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

IxpOE7Eo STocx.-A gentleman named Smoot,
fVm Kentucky, arrived in this city on Saturday
euning with about 90 head of Durham and De-
yOusairc cattle, some very fine sheep, fine dogs,
and a noble stallion, direct importations by him
self from England. They drew great crowds of
admirers Sunday and Monday until the steamer
Jacob Poe, upon which they were shipped for
Louisville, had taken her departure. Mr.. S. has
been At great expense in making these additions
to the stock of the country, and should meet a
god reward
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
New Grocery and Produce store
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


SAMuEL II. GREER would respectfully inform the public
= that he has oPsurl (one door below WicG!IauIS Auction
ROOml at No. ia Market ST., 4 hrt class FAMILY Grocery,
EaereL o tntends keeping constantly on hand every NHFiStS
VI goods usually found In establishments of the KIDD and OF
qualities unsurpassed IS any In ibis city. His stock has
been purchased from 1rIt hands IA the Eastern and Southern
markets, with direct EeieFruCe to the retail trade ETc'y
article hes been subject to personal inspection, and having
been bought exclusively for cash, in quantities adapted to =
GhoIeBals trade, he 10 therefore enabled TO sSu atths lowest
possible rates, and can assure Lis friends and tile public,
Inst he 10 prepared 70 OTTER more than ordinary Inducements
To buyers, aud hopes, by strict a.tenstnn and fair priceS,to
merit share or publiG patronage, his stock sonSlsts In part
Of the following, viz:
c~ORFEE-RIo, lilo, LsEuAYTa ari Java
SUGAR-Sew Orleans and Porto Rico.
Ofuahcd ind pulVeTEssd.
TEAS-TmpeTial,G unPoEaeF, YOUNG Tyson, aud Hack.
NOLASSES5NcW OFsAnF, Golden Sytup, &e.
ESH-Blis, half bhls. and kits.
~EOAPS-CaStilr, HarieeHtrtl, German and RoSin.
CANDLES-StaF, Tali0H and Iu0uld.
ToBACCO-GTAnES ltUsss1l& RObtSon'A1 uarFs, and
other chOEcs hTHDdS,
Y STURFS-Indigp, LoSNOol, Nader aud Alum.
BP0OaiS-WhIsks Brushes, &c.
CIDER HINEGAt;-A pure article.
-EPlcES-GTound and Whole, Mustard and Cayenne
RIcR-and Pearl harley, very superior.
SUNDRIES-Sueh as:
NaIII, window Glass, Matches. Hacking;
Cotton Ratts, Starch, Table Salt. CITet3r;
Chocolate, Cocoa, SaleTAtus;
BfClFbOu. SOFIA, Sal Sofia, Yeast Powder;
Louisville LLle, Saitpttre, EPSON Salts, &c:
ALS0-A large stock Of Wooden Ware, such as Tuhs,
KerIers, BueEets aud =WastI-BOarda..
All Of which win he sold on the mOst accommodating terms
I'm quantities to suit purchaser. 5el+-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
CLEVELAND CONVENTION.

49,
Jr.sE o3.-The Convention met this morning
and was opened with prayer. Mr.. Foote, in
the a.scnce of tteeder, took the chair.
The committee oil business presented rcso-
buttons pletging themselves to each other aud to
their suffering brethren in Kansas to exert them
selves increasingly TO furnish any needed aid,
and appointing five persons to act in connection
with the Chicago Central Executive Committee,
whose duty it should be to receive and cxpend
contributions in the manner best adapted to the
wants Of the settlers. They propose cid to per-
sons intending to become actual residents, and
whoare willing to sidb all industrial means, in.
making Kansas a free State, Charging the ENecu-
tive Committee especially to make such appli-
cation of the means at their disposal as will eff
fest that object. They request all associations
10 send to the Central Executive Committee,
from time to time, funds at their disposal, and
sub-crganizations TO send TO the State Commit
tee, that they may be forwarded TO the Central
Executive Committee at Chicago
Also moving the formation of county and
township organizations, and requesting the
present Chicago Aid Society to act as the Cen
tral Committee.
The committee on Permanent Organization
reported as follows:
Recder, President
Mcssrs. Stanley, of Ohio Wright, OF New
York; Spear, of Kansas; and Eoote, of Ohio,
Vice Presidents.
Messrs. Allen, of Pa; Brooks, of Ohio; and
E1oughtoE, of Ia, Sec'ys.
Many citizens offert to subscribe large amounts
of money. Ex-Cioy. Recder will be in Detroit
tonight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

T.n Noble County co. Star, says that a man
br tGc name of James Hill committed suicide in
the town of Olive, in that county, by prccipita-
tins himself from a ledge of rocks into strcan.
The deceased was about 80 years of age, and
lad for somc time before exhibited signs of in
sHitv.
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nr.INTELIIGENGER
.=5IFeSpaY IdfNN9 JGNE e la5a.


CAMRAIGNPARER
Tho I-sTElnsrSCEa win continue as thereto
wbsralp apef, msting impartial n to
> ever eombatiugerro5 and lending its
: an enterprises calculated 70 advance the
e.. Of mankind. 1t has not been and never
N Is partiran paper; twill ever be its OBJ
line before It's readers reliable ihfornaa-
:, m useful snJeets and events political,
p sHancous, literary andsOnneFsia making
= .mincnty a family newspaper, suited ioF the
e...,1. Of the farmer, and valuable t0theyoung.
...,,,rce with the wishes Of tho public, we
n .sDd the wrkxrY ISfx1licEscEa to subscfi-
IN the elcctionin November, for 80 cents
a.Ss invariably in advance: Persons send
~ MS 10 subscribers names to address will
m I;,,sd to one copy free of charge. The last
d .ss-;l contain the full Presidential yotc'of
Ts;on. Our ffisndsi in the country win do
rsl 70 gctu up clubs at once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

WEAKNESS, OF TIE SToMACH y ISDI0EsTIoS.
AMOEsGrprtdt Gaze gertsi GY 8veFlIrL's RoitOUt' BIZ.
fers.-The wife Of Peter De wltte, living in Holland Town,
.Shetoygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much FROM
weakness. ofthe stomach and InisSestion, Sic han bctn
under q physictan'aa cure for BoMG time, but the disease
land Dttters at our ONCE which have given tone TO her ,sto.
mach, lcr allrttte AID strength aFe returning, and sc fTns
ty believe thatthis ID snottter great Cure eleeretby y0mr
medicine.
this remedy, but must await another opportunity. One
thing yon. can rely upon, what We have published are from
persons much respected to pGE community, aud are literally
true. j. QEISTUS.
EditoEs hsboysa Nena bote,s hsboyean. wis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

s,x,7or wkLIER, of California, states that
.s..Iy.lue of exports fom that State for
rs w. VS. s4.eOO,OOO. That flour was ship
ID % tic extent Of $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

ws learn that the Rev. Thoa. II. Stockton, of
baltimore. win deliver the annual address before
tho students Of the Valley Female institute, at
winchester, Va, on next Thursday evening
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some Yatals day 4. "a mast q 5b. 4 ri

some lat1I lAse,y oa must aolctore
and spM eae6, else youcannot mingie in
even good American society thai you may find
on the CQntinept, aud SIN les inStAatlo of Euro
pean eiFslssTana yen would subject yonafto
the modification of being laughed at for your
ignorance by al. classes fomprince to peasant.
We know that large classes, composed almost
entirely Of marriedladies and gentlemen, for the
purpose of acquiring French. are in constant
session. Cincinnati, Louisville, P~ittsburghand
other cities, preparatory 10 a European tour, and
many others alioyeror land arc studyingitas
q desirable source of pleasure. Much attention
is given to its acquiFenent, and the call for ac-
complished teachers ii urgent from every State
in the Union, as it is well understood that tho
one may acquire a knowledge Of the Grammar,
and be able to readahd traHslate-yet converse
ton is quite a different tling-and can only be
acquired from the accomplished foreign teacher.
Parents should therefore be anxious to give
their children, both boys and girls advantages
fo~raequiFing th~islanguage IN It's correctness and
purity, while they are young and their minds
fpcile to new ideas aud sounds, as its acquaint-
ance cannot but but be a pleasure, and may
prove an incalculable benefit to them in alter
years
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

Trrz GAINESVILLE Counter states that on Thurs
a. .s.,ooOu. an Irish laborcr on the railroad
.cmss the Muskingum bridge. at Marietta, &C
+~ilsotslly fell into the river, and was drowned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

nm1oniyyTle Journal Of Saturday last states
saTbc,th harvest has commenced in that
l ass and the yield is fair. It learns that
,Ss ans IAN be said Of other parts ofthe State
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

Tar Court Of Appeals in New York have set
,.i1e the decision rendered some tune ago by
N. supe,ior Court, and decided that the New
liaven Company are not liable for the spurious
stock issued by Schuyler.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

We would call attention to the Advertisement
Of the French Teacher, MTle Wall, connected
With the Academy of Music, on Centre street,
sa0, We understand, repds, ssrite4 and spa1hs
f1ri'iaa French, and is a thorough andeficient.
Teacher Of this elegant accomplishment All
cannot but be aware tlat a knowledge Of the
French Language is now considered ~iudispensa-
0s to an accomplished education audit is be.
coming. in this day of progress and advantages
Et education. that every intelligent person have
4 knowledge Of one language beside the native
''ngue-and rs The French language is the most
universally spoken next to the English the world
0'er' and its idioms and proverbs in constant
use in the polite Literature of onr country, a
EnoEledgs Of thislangnage wouldseem the most
dssirable to acquire. Ills also the current Ian.
siage Of the European Courts. an our inter
souTse with foreign governments is CONDUCTED
4rOngh Tho medium Of this languasc-anditis
eeF.ainly IN iRdispeaESbIe requisite to ali Who
design visiingEurop even bat9Sfa fsw mouths
say; Young ladies' Of our city, In yonrarcanis
u tne future do not some Of you 70 the
1ssEe ssd d~iztiaettC6 ef European tour4at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

L4yD WAnnAxrs which last week were.quo-
tel Ring, are now doyu five cents per acre.
We observe that the land offices have closed in
I,D-;.r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

clSs Of E2ght JfonssI SHNdiae cared by Basrlart'~
N0Ltnd BinGrS.sAuchnrl Kelly, SO11I Grant, near Smith
field street, says:-"l stst July, while running ON the river, on
Was taken tiFcvcr and Asue. For eight long months l
suffered. With this dreadful disease. TIE SrcatCr part Of this
tlule I was unable to work, and spent Mt least nty dollars
for different tnelicincs. but ] found no permanent relief
Three weeks ago, une Of nv friends Insisted upon nay try.
ing EB0trhdreix W0NIitR RitArs,' saying that n cdrF srGS
guaranteed. After trying it for uuly one weCk, l must
state / was n Ronnd man. ] have been at Nork now for
two weeks. aud have had no return Of tlr chils and fever
i certify the above statcInentI s true.
THOMAS ADAMS, DIAMOND House,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

HEADACHE AND DEBILITY. -sEsf
Mr.. Sllas LiScou.h, Of Birmingham says-"i have toandi IN
BOsrlav<'s Rittvrs . remedy for hEElaclte and debility, Ny
wife has pIso used It with tile greatest bvnrtt."
Mr. y. E. Nicholson, Of Piltsiutsll, also Ssys he hexpa as
riencvft much relief from Its use for hralnEhr.
READ THIS.
a HORuHdar'S TtStiphVRY@)acOll rIlnSkcs, living in the
Holland settlement Of S!tEhoySai, VIA. says: ".tItCr suffering
fur some time the misery attending ~, utter prostFatiOn Of
nind AMI body, lhRve been restored, by using RUCrhaTe's
Dttters, to perfect hcNltil.'
The fact Of this remedy being insueit high repu'e among
the II0!l1lLdtFS in Wisconsin, Michigan, New YOTE-tn fact,
Inevery2 Holland settlement gntke Unltsd states--Ergucs in
its favor.
STRENGTH M HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Daridson. living ten miles abuVe Pittsburgh. en-
the Penn4ylVaniatC Canal, says: when I cnnItneucrd takinS
BopThsvets Holland l:Ittlr=I could hardly wulk-noW 1 eu-
JOY excellent health
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
nnEEMATissf.

A crsS of 7sco R5stasS StasdfMg cared by BoeyAop6,s
HOAdHd BateES.-GvorSc Henderson,, OF Pittsburgh, says:
after suffering for three months atill rheulnutIsm--a part
been entirely cured by the use OF Iokrhsvr's Holland Bli-
.tsrs. Ilbave had one attack Elnce, hut fouud almost tristan.
tRncous relief in the same medicine. II ~, In my opinion, a
sure remedy for rheilmatisr.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
E.rsr and .iGue, Dyspepsia, IaGIges.iea, HeddacGS,
Loss " ARPstAS, gytlt3ttR, S?sttee"Sss,

Many of our most worthy citizens tsstiES toiit5 wonderful
efficacy in all affections OF tire Stumarh aud Liver. As n
Tonis,i It h.s never been eqnpl:d, for tue relief it aToEaSin
NIL cases Of debility or weuknVxs OF any Kind is almost III"
Simultaneous. In Nervous, Rheumatic anil Esuralgic A1sc-
lions, it has In nnmSrUusi Instances proved highly beneficial,
and In others effected a decided cure.
When rnineat ply sciauS prescribe, and their paticttsso
unhCs!t1tingly recommend, surely we may cease 10 doubt,
and eagerly test It's virtues for ourselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

70 THE MARRIED AND sINGLEt In every delicate phys
teal eSigency, this unrivAlcl, safe aud ~infallIhle eXtltlarantis
earnestly recommended. 1t dl1uaes a %delEhttal calm thro'
The whulc Ryssem, anil hv Communicating to a feeble organ.
ism the energy Which nature haS 'lCnied, or indulgence de-
strnyCl. II inevitably pToIpnyslEr, while it contributes to lite
rnioy1ncnt.
The Testimonials Of is efficacy are from clergyman ofhigh
standing, leading medical men, and, In fact, cu1brHcre every
profession, Occupation and class.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

RATIFICATION MEETING
CxctSxAT1, June 23-There was a spirited
mass meeting tonight, onsFfith Street Market
Space, to ratify the Philadelphia nominations
SpkeChcs were madeby Gov. Chase, Gov. Koer-
Ecrof Illinois, Hon. Caleb b. Smith, and others.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

WE give i'll another column an article, or IA
thsr q letter written to the LONDON Star, reflect
ing upont the course of Lord Palmcrston towards
the United States 1t is the only one we haze
ecn by the Americas mails that embodies to
Ey great degree the Americanis.n Of the issue
ia dispute between tle two nations. We have
rad several leaders fsOm tbs different London
TsPers upon the other side, all more or less Of
The rule Britannia" caste. One from the London
lines, Of = growing character, as witness ::
Those who endeayor to purslade themselves
that we will learn the dismissal Of SIR. Cramp-
t0, without enforcing the retirement of Mr..
Dallas are calculating upon an amount of en-
iu1uce totally inconsistent with the character
Of Eustshmsn." 0ne from the Chronicle, Of
tue "lare EN- to do it order-or instance =
The English people have paid Cor a very mag
Iidscut neet which they would be very glad to
have an opportunity of using, and the French
ere by M means indtsposed to try a faIl With
the americans" One from the Post, of the
make up" kind. as follows: Irritating as the
policy Of the administration rnquestionably is,
We shall, We doubt not, continue to maintain
that cOncili1tOry conduct and at the same time
firm and diSniaed attitude which ne have
throughout this untoward affair exhibited, in
the hope that We may yet be able to prevent a
further development of the apparently hostile
disposition Of the government of the U. States"
One from the Standard, of the 'iglttiu' mad"
sort Utle:-"Mr. Champion will be dismissed, If
he already has not and the Republic will be
deprived Of the presence Of one man Of truth
and honor, a'loSs which apparently 1T cannot
vel spare" One from the Liverpool Mercury,
Of the "Iaek.a.daiSicaI phase: at Is a grea.
I'ty that the United States cannot carry. out
taetr manifest destiny in a less offensive, dis
honest aud dishonOFabIe manner" There are
O'e or two more extracts .e might give, slight.
L. biainssgated, but VIC deem these sufficient to
Show the temper Of the proee t6,.,rjs !,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PTrsnuRGH, june 28-RiYer 8 feet 10 inches
by the metal mark, rising Weathcr is cloudy
and warm, copious shogers last night and this
morning.
CN6fSx4n, june 28LRiyer fallen 10 inches.
* feet In. In the channel. Weather isewarm
and slight shoxe with appcarance sef m4re
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DR.. e. q. WINcHELL,

IIINg 10 10 $1,000 ~
taken suit OF splendid rooms in IIoEnbrook's new
II block, llslk Mains 81, directly over G. r. BrUNn's Jsw.
RI Close attrntlont 70 his buslnsss, reasonable charras, good
and raithrul Hork olssys waSralted, he hoPes SECURE a
AtEonaRV
nE. WI. f.pililsasatAsal an he.nev gatses q insertinl
cleaning andsSxtsaStids done in. thsbsSt sn4 most faithful
mAuneT5 fef1
SO1charSe for advice. For further p~afttenars InquItEat
the 0Rlce. mE24 7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

IL LII AG4.
UOu are hereby cAutioned acatnst spurious limitations Of
il Or. DE GRATTI's +ELEcTEIC otL.1 - 1 shah pros
eeute ans party who use ms COPY Ffphted bills. This (1tn-
uinr( Heetrte on has Cured the Mayor OF Camden Of fHeE
and RReNNattsDt also, Hon. John Williamson or HuntinE.
don, lion. z. KiningSuFih (Nlt1TN Il took on LIS erlItShes In
onedayl, and more than 40 otheFs In PhiladeirhiA, whose
names have. been Published In the philadelphia Ledger.
The Wholesale dsaistsi a Phfladsiphia you'd not s9ai.ts-
nance any scamp Eu1tSrf the rKsehltv Of ce1pteriGittnE.-
In uaTrtib1rsh, Pa, JOHN Wyethe, Esq, ths- we'll known
DsugE5Gt therrs caused th9ArrcIt and imprisonment Of nne
HIEtnttat, who attempted an imitation Of this valuable
remedy.
TO tse Psepe GNd DssgStSs ttregO50at ths Eatted
Of cures By Prof De Grath's Elsetric ou: Jos
Free, West Philadelphia, OF rheamatism (; AIR. sRoden6eS,
15O Fourth street, Inflammation ofIbovetsi 9Irs. Maryland,
shInEleS sud enkrd breast Ar. VIM Spence,
on Chestnut street, felon aud neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Tower MRrisn, Of barns. and seaElet overland eighteen
others.
Every Druggist knoFs that The only Qeaulne Electric
OIL male bg the sole inventor and proprietor, at his OH
Office. 70 which all orders must be addressed 70 ProeaSs. mt
PaoF. oHAe. y .GRNTH,
Old once, 80 South sch st, neaE Chestnut.
EE-Sold By all Druggists.
=. II. / cos.
myI4 bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24


ST.. Lorls, june ga letter in the Republi-
can. from Westport, dated the 18th, says Sum-
.ner has put the California and Santa Fe roads
tile principal thoroushfares leading into Kansas
under blockade, and has driven Mayor Bed.
ford, Gen. Jones and Col. Shelby, all heading
cmigrant parties
Another letter, dated Kansas. City 1G, says
that Sumner states that every criminal and per-
son under Indictment in Kansas shall be arrest
ed, and that Lane, 0 ranyhody else shall como
armed into the territory through Iowa, Nebras-
ka or any other place, except it be over his dead
body.
Attempts were made on the night of the 18th
to murder the new Deputy Sheriff of Douglas
Co, Who'll lives in franklin. Three men went TO
his house and fired through the window at his
bed, and broke in the door, when the Sheriff shot
one dead, aud. tho rest fed.
Sumner received a dispatch on the 18th from
Fort Kearney, stating that a band Of Cha gcnnc
Indians has burned a party Of Sioux, aud war
had been proclaimed again. One white settler
had been killed Sumner Immediately dispatch-
cd a company to Fort Kearney from the camp
near Westport-
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DR.. Morss's InvlgoTat:rG Cordial has been countcrfrltvd
BY some unprinciplrd persons.
In future ali the genuine Cordial NIL have the propTictors
facsimile pasted over The cork Of each bottle and the fol-
lowing words blown In the glass:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

pr.n.-smith who has been confined at the.
John street luarmary for several weeks with a
.rvere fracture of his leg, received on board the
steamer Silver Wave, near Marietta, Ohio, died
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

SIX FTTSH IiEN GEB1LkMEN
ALARpk assortment received tids day, eoFufFtstNE
IN great rarlsty of pattefu+-cQll and SEQ.
Nos. tfG and 1Es Aatn 81. lheeliIEv ya
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Ecdts HoHqnasM Kruiden Bittsrs.

INwN YEARS havsc!EPsrl since the IntrCtiucSton OF THE
i valuable medicine Into the uniteI States. During this
time IT has gained u %NH!setSIk EoPaiArl;y asa Remedy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

Alexander Martin, in the sane institution,
vSasc skull was fractured last week by n fall
fua a horse on Main street in Centre Wheeling,
bsaii to be rapidly recovering.