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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

CrNeEME CouE DIsrsrcr2 CHARLES oAKEoRD vs.. scs
| DE a EogyEILE ORLEANS Creanciers No lo7l3.
IL les presents notifies d'ayoir compare etudt de hob
Kerr notare public cette willie JUDI 2leme Jour
de feyrier 1856 dix heure u mat efet de dGibeer
les aures du dit nsovabe; ct il sont de plus notifies cue
puursues uicacs personne bc srspr
dues ct james D. Angustn est neme eResener
| anc6rs absents dams cette alfaire.
Par ordre de Ia cour ce II janvier, 1856
jalS j. o. CHAL0N, Dep. (irefier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14
General Walker and his Assailents.
TO TuE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

INV YORK. Sept 10, 1866.
In Of the city papers appears long article abusive
Of walkers government and signed Argus, who claims
have been in Nisarsgua Now, cir, will mako two
quotations from H. which, Il you will give this letter space
in your columns, know the paper in question will nc)
mar enable your readers to Judge whether this state
men, does not look very like the ucubraons Of pczny.
aner. :" The details OF the execution Of Chamorro,v
says Argus, have been published TO the world Now,
Mr. Editor, you know well can tel you that these
details never published to the world before, DO.
cause Chsmorro died In his bed and that nobody before
Argus ignorant mendacious enough TO assert that
he had been executed
Further Argus tyaddles about s'wr 10 the knife nc.
and says This will shortly be the " Walker does
not the country before the beginning OF the RAINY
season" Argus evidently thinks that the rainy
viii shortly commence, whereas s at the date o. his
scr good deal than half through and there can
be no beginning rainy TILL the present rainy
season has ceased, (next Noyember) and dry season
bas succeeded Il. ANTI HUMBus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

The nst transactions on plantation noticed IN Nc
early part OF February, and from time to time consders
*, s * s s. ssa * os M 81 ,sI
pound The receipts at the lever since Lat Sept sm6sr
lat year or decrease Of bogshesds This shows
that an unusually large proportion Of the crop has
to the city, as the deficiency in the crop lis 20s hogs
TIE estimated hand the closs of last season
was coo hogsbeads and this amount added to the croV
-13l AT hoRsheads-would make q supply OF 2l AIT
hog The distributor Of this supply, nearly a.
Can be ascertaned, has been follows Shipments u
places out OF the state, by tables and
Guiding the exports from Atakspas So 400 hoxsheoAs:
consumption OF the city and neighborhood OOo hogs.
heads taken for refining in the city and other parts q
the State. including csern bottoms 5000 hogsheads
Estimated quantity taken 10 fill up hogsheads for ship-
meDt, 10 600 hogsbeads stock 10 the state,
estimated at G, 900 hogshaads leaving the quantity
taken for the West lS OPT hogsheads against l42 963
hogheads last year, or decrease OF 1885 hogsheads
The quantity shipped TO Atlantic ports is only 80 las
bogsheads sgat l2 963 hossheads last year. showing
decrease of S2, $50 hogshesds.
According 10 astatement annually made up by the New
York Shir7fr9 ana Commercial Last the total import OF
tore sugar into the United States for the year ended
december 81 1885, was 2o5 0e4 tons (equA to Ss2 7Ss
bogsheads OF 200 pounds fach) inst LTD 923 tons OF
3t2.726 hogsbegds in 1854; and the quantity OF this
DESCRIPTION taken for consum oon in 1855 was 1874 057
ns against $50 s54 1864 OF about
Is per The consumption OF both foreign and
domestic sugar In Is IS 3.9 1877 tons, against
3s5 29s tons in 1854 or decrease In the to consump.
ton OF nearly * per cent Besides the above, 1t Is est
mated that there entered INTO the consumption about
IL 100 tons OF made from foreign and domestic
ssscs and about l4boo OF maple sugar, which, With tho
umptou of California and Oregon est mated at about
$500 tous would grand total for the oonsump
against tons in 1884 This amount is equal =
zee 0Oo hogsheads OF 200 pounds each.
We have compiled from oar records the annexed state
meLt OF the sugar product OF Louisiana the past
twenty two ears showing the amount of each years
crop IN ho,sheads and pounds With the gross average
value hoRshead and total the proportions taken By
Atlantic ports and Western States Gd The date OF the
first receipt q each crop By tnis statement will be
that the total products of Louisiana from 1884 70
1855, inclusive, a period OF twenty 20 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14
SECOND roAap.


SATURDAY Sept 13-2P M.
The market opened irm for brcadstuifs and at an sd-
vance Tor both -four and grain at which sales were
pretty freely made but al the close the Arabia q
ncws received At Halifax TRANSFERRED, which caused
them 10 close dull nj the advance Flour
Tho sales embraced about 1000 5000 bbs,
including common TO good state (new) at 90 30 20 20
and extra do. at - 10 81 and Genesee at IS %
whcat-Salts OF so, goo q 10000 bushels male At
81 o5 for common 81 10 81 rs for good TO chocs and
red do at 81 so 81 So 81 90. Corn was hru, VIM
sales OF 90 600 900 bushels I0c 1Sc sor SOUND
Western MIXED, chiefly n the latter figure
PRovrsroxs -Pcrk-so0 bbls. mess were sid check TO-
day se " with small Sales Ia the usual way, al go.
Corros Was held armer amer the news without change
w s ars, vim sales 200 bbs. II scc, sacXc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.

SATURDAY, Sept lS-6P.N
The stock market shows signs Of weakness There ls
no falling OF in operations but The contrary rather
an increase in sales the bulk OF which on te buyers
option. Az the nrst board 10 day Illinois Central
bonds advanced y per cent Reading Railroad Il:
Michigan Central, 4. New York Central Railroad dc.
cIned x per cent, Erie, = Michigan Southern, *;
PAnsms, XII Illinois Central Railroad, A. Cleveland and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14
Total ......I,alC. oas 1854, 627

Total ............ i, 3lC,033 1,93s,627
The coming crop will doubtless be the shortest In pro-
portion 10 the extent OF ground cultivated that has
red 1875, when the yield estimated 80 900
hogsheads There has been gradual changing, for
we nnd by Mr.. Champomiers statements that while In
1852 there 4sl houses In 1855 the number
had been reduced TO 2os showing decrease in TIRES
OF 1872 We also know that there has been further
material decrease this but the great falling on In the
crop referabe 10 the damage from the remarkable
nuance OF cold and wet aher during the past winter
by which the rattoons stubbes almost entirely
destroyed, well much Of the plant cane before or
alter Planting Under these circumstances planters
plcughed up their fields and planted cotton
BOTH and will have cane. Others will perhaps mako
enough to replant for another crop while some having
Light soil well drained lands and hav pg been favored
by seaSonabe showers may approach q fair average.
These will have Of beyond thsir require
ments for repantng, but whether they will sell from
their excess to those wanting plants instead OF making
sugar, and TO what extent We have means OF csmat
ing AT all events the crop must be short one-doubt
ess tho shortest lss3-as the extreme estimate
named Is 1875 0c0 hogshoads, while mark low
so Geo hogshe ads amount altogether insufficient foe
the requiie Of the West alone, and calling for
unusually large import Of foreign sugars In accounting
for the dec inc In the production for years past Is pro-
bsbe that II may be in some degree (poss bly, very im
portant one) attributable 10 the deterioration Of the plant
from the partial exhaustion Of the peculiar qualities a
the soil necessary for It's sustenance should this DO the
would be well for planters 10 supply the deficiency
by the application Of the proper manures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

The United States ship Release, Lieut.. Comman Ter
James w. North arrived at Norfolk Navy Yard on Friday
last, twenty Eve days nom New York List Of oficsrs
attached 10 the Relesse:James III. North, commanding
George Young, Frat Lieutenant; j. II. Otis, Surgeon
Charles Hawey, Acting Lieutenant, B. Boyd, Jr Acsng
Lieutenant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

Tne Of the market throughout, the s aa
Gated NY the following table which exhibits the highest
and lowest POINTS w each month Cor fair 10 fully fair
sugar the levee and also the average price In each
month, for the same qualities II will be seen that the
fluctuations have been slight the general course OF the
market having been upward and the lowest and highest
points being the former In November and the latter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

The New Orleans Proc Current OF the LIST inst. gives
the review OF the sugar trade Of that port the
year ending tina, date, and remarks relative 10 the
growing crop
The season opened upon uniavorsbe prospects for the
carly date that the deficiency, compared with the pre-.
vious year, (when the crop was 34563s hogsheads,)
would be at least 10000 hogshesds. This estimate
proved 10 be sufficiently accurate for all practical pur
roses the actual crop according to the annual state
meni Of Mr.. A. Champomier was found 70 be 23l 427
by the process 1916 hogsheads refined and clarified
and 5,T7i hogshesds cistern botoms-the last being
estimate Of per cent the product OF brown sugar.
The hogsheads estimated to average 1,l00 pounds
givrg total for the crop OF 25i 900 pounds This
the product Of 2e9 sugar houses againat 32t the
sar before and OF these sJs use steam, and 36l use
horses their motive power This further large de
hcency in the crop has been productive OF q higher
range OF prices than remember 10 have been attained
the remarkably short crop of 1885 and thus the ar
grcsate gross returns have been within about two mill
lions OF dollars Of the value Of the previous crop
The first hossbead OF the crop was received hero
The 10th October being only six days later than the
any Indication OF the general forwMdness Of the CROP
which understood 10 be unusually backward, render
ny the grinding late and precarious And this
proved 10 the fact for not until the close OF octo
her that there any supplies and sales sufficient TO con-
stitue opening OF the market The early receipts too
wer, Of unusually low range OF quality, the not
berry well mstured, and the unseasonably warm
,her curing a considerable portion of the grinding
SON sud the subsequent injury by rost contrbntei
give 10 the entire crop an unusually low average. Tn
der these circumstances the rst receipts Of the
crnp we've disposed Of with difficulty, they were not
generally sufficiently well drained Tor shipment for
grccers purposes aud nj the beginning OF November the
a nFicc WAS &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

of the progress OF the Iron Mountain railroad
The work upon this ROAD continues to 20 steadily for
ward, ana AZ specify be expected IN a
ny like this The grazing Is fast approaching compile
on and there is doubt OF the road beng ready
Tor The rail The present construction train
Low busy engaged In 1ing in where the track has nj
ready been laid giving permanence an durability aud
providing tnectua against the OF winter storms.
.hc company received 1l2 tons of iron Monday last
besides spikes &C. expecting receive sufficient
10 complete the road IL Is confidently expect
ed that the whole ROAD will be laid and ready for
as far rs Lake Superior Mountain, by Junc next.
The same paper furnishes the following statement OF
receipts the Iron Mountain Railroad for the
ending Sept. o.
Sharon Iron Company, gross tons ..............00
Cleveland Iron Company do ...................sJ0
Iosi 200
Shipments during same time by Cleveland Iron Com.
pany;-
Per steamer Planet gross tons
Per schooner l.. g. Roberts, do..................3l
Per ". II. Stevens, do.....................3 900
RosI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

Thepropeer Mineral Rock and the schooner wilmington
are loading at the Sharon dock. but viii clear
10 day There viii not be hundred Of the
dock the close OF this week and will all be taken
brought down from the mines.
The receipts Of -four and grain Chicago for the week
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22
ADNBRTIs EsalENTs.
e ayi1ga BanE sEoTe.


-f-fEsTo+Flflf4Ts (1I4f7sI CJffsss ~ ssess
1raf Ills - fnaLiin for
NJ fsV net b Elaill r. eatl sgonT
tqf5y Haii aii S3oqtss aoel. Hatit
pp4 e;Pst sss,l = ~ eezaer o. MARKET
an tird5 Were goG gM 6nd great SArietS %
~ sses istsy p fs ssason, ~
Lex pFiors. - 81 fsfeHS 81 = q e
foE - 1IhsTAi petrnnaee fseefyed Snee
1890 sd.I ~ eit Ynl an tgean and
% ~ Siee5 WI - ny PleaFure 70 see and HAlt on
ye f5c rat that nay give their OF
"a y - aadiag taaaStsy and economy
=. & - Ma q pprssass fsslaIoaabls aaa ehssp
- - s3Htsr Ee.Etc.ss slFsSt f. s7te
&, .ii - 81 Past once, opposite he NeI1Ees
sreps FsEs ia % pareAsie fashIouaete oaPor
~ fliikt ~ pk5vt fiSes, Vhefo YouEfn sct-shst
Tsst5ecitlSfi tlis "a PtEt 0faee ooFners
isst sEsAS7fs hzVs ; fsE eesdEte dirpose otat
ssis - - 3. q. wATsoa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22
GEO! Is, afsAfECHEN,
WhnlAsa1etan md Refail Grooe

- - go 10. 1l5 aE4RRET ST,
-. osIR for ale, easissl Haas-
El oSahEad1 G3ghr; - sssG = 3
( . Tsssly and 8. One TlOass -
~ ~ No.B NaekFEel;
~ liz 10 Il
-, - ~ doeea ezra Ta1h-DsaHas1
~ ffssss II ,,...s,,I y, y ~ 49,
s4,1g % u poEderxd I"
-. - 81 eSe3ts psriss Q. P. Esd r a. Teas;
- - = 1 ~ buttiSFee Tohzceo.
3.s,f y & g. + Eerafat Isaf TobAoeos
- = 1a1 idoEtn O. Hroous; .lLflB -at
- s tLerets Eibs3 Bacon, Dried Beef "a. isif
.----st - rr2a-frd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22

TO HOTEL PRoPRIEToIs.
Every well reguate Hotel should b. Supplied visa Mf
irO1Gtic SotpItt ffsrs they plEgSlt and
lraIthfal than the or,linar Cr 8ers a.e
single trial Will exclude all Others. ~, ss 5 -llf
Dos E.-Aiults, n teaspoon full 70 small Eine Has
Ehree times day OrtsneF. Adds ::IFsler Or tasI
100 strong
5sSolG niquart bottles BY ali and r
raj dealers ~ the United ST. and Ehos
ale By MILLS, Sole New ToA, Ehtft
Al communications should be ilttctstis5iI -. q
q. ~. FRASZHEIai, ,Aseat, ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22
VI EBl 81 Z TX q & Y =
q DIR. MILLS, =
AR01fATIG S70N1GH DIFFERS! I :

Innocent tonic, durstsc B=vcrSe prepared frae tie
~ puEest, eriAls anil si(v eve.
RS article Of which q STRENGTHENING and 10 ths
Sy4tsm, and By its highly I'Gff1 properties Is mos:
DELICIOUS ELIXIR, t51..,
to correct the appetlte BY Strengthening the stomach and
FESTIVE Organs, tile certain specific Tor tie Bilious
Chullc, LIVER Complaints, Dizziness PlltIleney, Plrta
don. and all Nervous Wseases rspepsa. Female WeSt
ness physleal and Mental Dts, regulating the boTsI
and ting tone and cheerflla&si the whole Iysts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22
MEDIGAI.
81 % "a q -
Drs. II NJ n TJsE '.,,s - -
! GGuI ISIS AND s. TsRTsrrss1 ~


4 n n QeeT8 % n tT;.ss7s
kfad ~ aufal reInedtes, Fhifh ~ d,
sa1it edS
TeuedieE have proroaueea 6s Drs
and d p1rtsI and cug5ls Pieher sf
rnest Esnts4nl ever sIIed oE dsetsss & = Ne
saiddle ear I!,ey eesEse sn1
To1s flat 5xtSrn8l AMI I 81 ue "a.
If 70 the extsfall go tFr-
apaarent tie dsfh SIKH Dr ERsi-Ss NY sse
ellfe N eFte9 cssr, when ear fs ~
toi Re has eighteen ceFtfie4 es 5f - lsslalt
deaf fF6 Infancy nd4 eoa6i ~ eAFsssa
and they are nov enabled % isFa % &c.,,
tWent hundred cases Of Sac eer
fully by lle. that ~ Isss.
In nj csses Of deHfness arising froui
eSad 6ESSen 81 % tti.
usually ellleith :; - Eldsio, 81
3FI1t Of the TIM dAhln and frl5 81, Esr.
lHtioR Of EHealSs 6eettSFF Ea4S1s,
or when the disease be gTaeet 10 Ssafr. tsSsh *
iors Bilious or InteTIn Fever, ColdI 81.
edicnes, EatherInes Ia the a, = tas
1s., theisellse e.t! In Eeass ere Is rss1lasSt
Where want Of secretion seaTeni,
being fy and seaiS when the deh9neSs Il Sesll
noles In the ear. Ike rnsrg Of leaycs CIrlnF6I
falling water, ringing Of bells Sl
ter, when in stopping position eensatIoh 4
os blood tothe head had taken place stes zEsA
perfectly Eeute where there e much DoS- o. q
IN dun and elnu1Y weather cold has No., ,Ss
me eourse pursued b. d. ISBRTiN Is eeaitFsi iSST
Who praetIses The new, painless. sud s6eees.fuI A., =
treating all diseases to which the Is subject ThsSe
6:her means have f&ileito aGoEd ref be aSs fror N
such fair and nBaTtlil Patlsnts o. tnS,y
few particulars OF their have remedies sent "a a.
part. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22

GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINTiENTsa
j. B. Vondersmtth's
Oh. AN S. Flu,
g H I'm e Sc L-I MIN EN- 4.
THIS superior preparation presented the American
public with the greatest in lis riielent elr9-
certain. safe and unrm falling where eSter.
nal application appropriate al who have tried Il regard
bruises sWeIleI Limbs Jopts. White sseiIInr, Pains
70 tn Bsss HPsf h. BFssss gss or any Ss[ pJsi
Cuts SC. Thr ussfutusss Of this com
eaeious Whenever applied diseases Of faVOrItv
doEle the horSe. Among Tire many dssasca aud
tain b named the fooSInE; Cuts, spFans,
In the Shoulder, Chaps CEaeed Heels
Spne Joints, etc. FOR futF particulars see dir, eto
90 'o''I''' TAKE NOTICE.
Many and just objections made to all the ordinary Lint
ncnts pf the daS their offensive smell, and t
ansieiy stains Iet upon tile skin Fonderful fact
found chcinists and the s, II patients is that
In adonte :ts surprising curative ELECTS it s the most
healthl and agreeable perfume. To part Of
The skin TO whs may b applied lmpars aud mat.
.o;tncsS Of healthy s ii.sa q ts erected and chsps
appeRrane which, Is acoinon result Of almost all other ar
g Sp,s i9 10 k san;ies In ;is re-
specL rgalIEs it Odor need but open
bottle and Try Tor yourself
EixEsyrLLE, ONO
& - DEas siHs-i have been aaite.ed for tlteeyears
RheunaGsn In back and for The last ak months not
ae 70 st Ey bed without help agent
CITY insstyi tring one bottle % chang Eau LAnaenl
and Try what eject tEpuld hayei and has relieved
nhet vas able 70 get out OF bed without i
Gully II has been abe3sng tome: just Try foT
''4 ~ :, W. t.ss's-' Mas. NJ coonRAN.
Wholesale and Retail Agents., y !, -
!ftq gss ri. ( =. H. LOGAN Cos
h. To the Ladiesl
yNEEhave JUST received, the sign ofthebg red boot!
w most besuuHll and complete assortment Of Indies,
misses and chiEdrens Shoes presenein tsEarket
ss-s- 70 pair ladies Philadelphia Caters isss5
iaiasas1O0 8 do do Slippers; s'fsa y
- - 800 DO do jimmy Linda. 10
~ illIasEs' AND oI1EnHEN,s EUaE. =sizrG ~
BOO pair misses boots aad .hoss Of every vaEietyi
il0o elildren's do do do do = $3.50 .
ggsIENES's EOEx. .rsff
l1G pair fntI ir4 boots - a 4, II q = u
100 Do dne MonFoet5 2 - ~
-ss7 $50 - R6ss PaseAtl eatheF Oxford Tiel, 80
$50 do i1esfs do Jersey do
100 gddB1s elEf 3sd6zt 4 CongTess 6SotS5 81 ssa4s
lssHd 90 4task In Oxford Ties;
Do DO Z Congrgss bootsS ~
~ s kse setd Ifs loss j, ", &c. 90 81.
ne SisIS q ne Biz ia Boz - 3 II 3 = az Z I'd
apSlsss-e s5tiS bss MeQLAlLENs KNOX. 4
~ .ft.5HIs aEhs 0YEAL6df AsE
Sd. RAYHA have removed 10 their and tpacions
~ et.ek they FspHlle
TIN IND SHEET Ilall fY1479E.
Add 81 tilet aud Household Fnrnlltlna
IIs,lEsIs A,,e tes lssse. ,ssIss ssss5 sll
~ Ieir ~ err ard the pnhl lie geaefelgt
e ~ sall and slsespt
10 eft..e.l tlf u
fti 1gl IA, glslF isgt Tscsl . an
fFt0 qNe. = 1890
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22
#seIIfnEsoff az. Cost.

1Atisss.5sEtcf
5F6Fy GId FsaeSE s5sods,
as1 70 orr ssJV0. 10 bsgp fson1 this aGte.
An ls st9et N be sold NJ theorl-
f cdst FElDE thsj gvinF The baye. ne Sdyantage o.
k rs 4ts6 EsE wholesale ptces, all their Goods Gail
q. s6lpe1 l 10 wound rp In the shortest posi-.
FIanEt aftls worth Is cents AZ SE&
Bs3t Ckne5sG -. .t!s... ~. IN -
q lfc.lil, batsehed !. ...ss.... = I5 u
? So 80. 49, v. In ~
Bltex 6ilk. ysE4 wfte .ITth s2,oo at Iys7X
y 4 '.... =. ~ = :. ltS
So l5tss. ft14e5 VI!se, hl1ck and
- Al ~ 6ghi BoSaS ii proportion. Don't forgtt
TIE Ek6TBRS BARGAIN STORE.
- ~ aFs% 80 ll6 fain 81 bet Monroe Uuionts
EtEse % the stoTs Room, aud al te
q anir IN fal&1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22
. u. ). .pEI.AcY LpRErx.

Union Place S.E Yssk Cstrs
sB,-A T=eaase onitbe Nature ami Ts.a. ss Of I.,s,
mess Sli Diseases Ear, the he bst
S,rf D1snh. Price 81. - - ali57l - i'sStt
~ Money letters must be registered TIE Psy.nSs.er
Registered Letters It 6sas ia N
ntna Cerrsspensntf EESt Es9ett FaEst7s Tor rstsra
teS r. ~. nh+-Sa b
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22
e NEW FFrangements.

y New arrangements.
TfASIse essaslltsd nv brother, VIM Ming FeelI, with
Itra tf ufnlAS ysFesy and Toy buslness, and taken
l 80 - - isaa eiFssi eseaplsd %, hlmip
sons uanner hope hare The visits Of those who
have 81 tl1 ftyoFed and others Who want
.ryissssa isy as p 'hs aErayli be D. NeOil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22
n = al irIIII7il'FlSTIsWAPT

Y = n y " n ANAils
W. inyitesepF sltitsass ead eeantry
ehaht3 TAo AZ hspepghiuR their stock Of China,
Glssf arc ADD Fancy Goods eNsmlps stock
te3 eahs East o. eseEhefe, II embraces
neyt aa4 dsfttsole PATTERN Of this
:. ~ - p sPffSG 1siPoRTATIoE. -
seT eennis ttiAnts % give us Eastern prices,
: Is e ais@Eas peeled via grsa. care and
- 55.,K, pcEH4MN Co,
49,. s 10. - Monroe stree,
- - --A-ti' - 49, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22
TAKE NOTICE.
EixzsyrrLF, ONO.

Kr. J. B. HoadsrsRsttA-
n ~ DEAH SiAs-I hEve been AFFLICTED for three years
with Rheumatism hack and for last ax months not
abiel0 gut Of my bed EOat help ami aentitour
CITY ineistv tryluR bottle Chang LiDeni
and Try what effect tvpud hayei and has relieved
me 60 able get my bed without din.
culiy has bessIng lone: just t and
ms NJ COCHRAN.
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IIII ELlIslI5 Ia
stT hnd them Invaluable, dispensing thev do. WITH ne
Snnoysnces often engendeFed chSnge Of water a.
= Aee Fever, and die cvets Ct MaastR ofssey
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ISyIGDR4TlSE CORDIAL,
and should be the Possession Of eveE family, tie ton,
aaniOn OF the feeble well beaI stRg faSe vii!
satisfy the most incFednpls helr eject tr3
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substitution. tr p - =
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sgaed, ALEI4sEpR K. M1TT, ". D..
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