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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-24
for money quoted at 1854.
PREslDEN'TIAL ELECTION

NEw YoRk, Sept. 2$.-To inspectors of cleo
ton, telegraph operators, newspapers, and re-
porters, throughout the Union.
TIE public will look for tile result OF the Pres
iticlitiai election on the 5tllof November. Toen-
able the newspapers OF the Union tOdeclare the
result on the following morning, twill be nee
essary for inspectors Of elections throughout the
U. s. to aid The telegraph operators aud editors in
every town,village and city, and for the editors
and reporters to aid each other. This can be
done by combining their la5ors on the night of
the election to the Presidents vote alOne let tho
inspectors Everywhere count the electoral vote
first let the telegraph transmit that vote only on
the night of election.
This plan VIII enable the Press to announce
the result the morning after the election, even
if the contest be close one We hope this
plan ,yiIi lie adopted for no other will succeed.
1t will simplify the labor and make it easier,
save time and satisfy the people.
Country and city editors vii! promote the OBJ
iect il view by publishing in their editorial col
umns this notice once or twice week until the
18th of November. d. II. CRAIG,
Agent Associated Press.
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RRnM NEW YORK

SER. o8.-The Herald's Havana correspon-
dent furnishes some additional particulars re-
spect;ng the difficulty between England and
Mexico
The British steamer Tartar had sailed from
Havana on cruise to the West India ports in
order to collect large number of other war
vessels, when all would proceed to the Mexican
coast and enforce payment of certain claims
said to be due by the Republic to subjects OF the
British crawn. 1t was reported thatif demands
were not quickly satisfied, a strict blockade Of
Chief Mexican ports would be commenced at
once, and that Mr. Doyle, English Minister at
Nothing had leaked out relative to the cxecu-
tive deliberation respecting San Domingo af.
fairs.
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clnn FEIIloMS pIRECTOKY-

-ODD y T1I1IOVV =
Vir=inius Lodge No. 3.-sIsess eysEy ThuFsday
evening the Hail. Of Market and Monroe stFests
J6HS aIyEfsnr, MIG; r. II CaIr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge We. I5.--stes:s IS above every
Monday evening" JonS BkTaG, n. o.; IT. p csGpiias,
Secretary.
wa. Ten Lodge No. 3s.-Nee.s as above eve
NJ wednesday evening J. @. HoEE1Axx, n. G.; Jcatn
.S1Ed3e, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 59--Meets every Monday
DEo4S, n. G.; Join 7zoJasn, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No. sa.-Mvets as ai,oYe every
Friday evening l. r. sIciArS, n Co. W " blanchard,
seesetary.
Abrnnn,a Esneampuaeut no. 1.-Mse.s atgths
nan Monroe streets the zn tt''d
evenings of each month H. Crazts c. P s ".
PsdfsdR, scribe
Ym Tell EneaniPu'eut no. 3I.-hsets IS
above the sseoad ami ssirl Tuesday evenings Of each
MONTH VIZ Kl;sELrr c. Pr Tnt. Heiegerber, Scribe
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Saddle. Harness and Trunk ManutacIoy
JEREMIAH D. SHEPPARD aud cIiAs. SioEaAH have
81 this day entered partnership SaiHt HARNESS
and rruak business, under the OF ssp-
pard Morgan.
Hayn: purchased from M Kaote the manufacturing
part establishment, and occupying his large
workshops, have facilities for manufacturing which viii
every description Of articles at the very
rates. AMI OF the latest and most improved style
We have full Of all articles IN
our ae consisting Saddles, Brides, HARNESS, Trunks,
Collars Whips Carpet Bags, SIchels Saddle bags, Sc, &C.,
which viii be sold wholesale and retail at IIe very
lowest rates.
Particular attention paid ordered work. repair
ing promptly attended to- aud trust, b. strict attention
prices merit continuance Of e Paton-
sToprtgto- SHEPPARD & MORGAN,
aug 2-Ein 40 1Sl Main St.t corner OF Union
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FRONwASaINGTON.

SEPT. according to decision of the At
torney General, the additional per centagc
given to Navy agents under the act of Congress
Of March Bird, 1856, commences OH that day but
is to be apportioncd over the whole of the off,
cial career and not credited TO any part of the
year, in case of death or resignation.
The resignation of Judge Mason, the commits
sioner of patents, has been rendered to the Pres
ident, but it not accepted, nor is it believed
that he will vacatc that office.
The Intelligeucer drops its neutrality this
morning and supports Fillmore, on the basis of
the action of the Wing Convention.
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NEM YORK MARKET.

SER. 2e-Stocks higher. Chic & Rock I 97I.
Clev. and Toledo q 5-S: Cleveland and Pitts
burgh 30 IL. Eric rs SO. Galena and Chiea-
90 100 T.S Michigan Southern golf Illinois
Central Jos SIS. \. Y. Central S6T-s Read
ing sI2. Kentucky 6's 20 81. III Cent rs
"a. Pc. Coal Co % 1-2. Va. 6's 921-2 No.
Is S. Sterling Exchange dull
The steamers news did not tFansPire previous
to the Change hour, which accounts for the
firmnesS Of Breadsntffs
The Flour market is generally unchanged for
common qualities only. and firm, with sales OF
1900 bbls Wheat firm; sales of $4,000 bush.
at ], 43a1 ,46 for Western red. 1,iJ5 for Western
white, and Southen white at 1,5A Corn closed
with an advancing tendency, and sales of Sc, 900
bash. at 20 Is for Western mixed. Pork very
Hull and lower; sales Western mess at q, 80
Beef steady Lard firm. Whisky scarce aud
6sn at SO I-2a85 for Ohio.
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Frlz II PrrEasB,.aGn.-A fire broke out in
a:-gs5urg. on Thursday morning, before day,
Is SIS rey Of houses situated near the railroad
AtTe1a Marie; street, AID Jarsatt's Hotel. 1t
s'33staatel IN the dry good store of Mr.. Hut2ler,
7ae's stoc., wss nearly all saved. Several adj
j ing buildings rsere destroyed, viz, Jao. L.
GaEsr's house, covered BY $i,0o1 insurance
'ssigisi IL Abram Eichberg, clothier, whose
i,''s 2,5jA, Thomas C,away's grocery store
a7!;sn pin alley-completeIy destroyed, loss
'1'Ts insurance, $4,000; brick house in the rear
q J4rtatts Hotel sta6lcz, owned jointly by
Ei''6str Graves. and Eliza Gallee The Express
'as' that the burning of this last mentioned
's''7le1,, e.psei panic among the inmates of
IL 5aiiiing fronting on the R. r. so that many
Ct nth sezes were seen jumping out of the win
COWS 4's.-ei very light, and taking refuge
*as'e tey could Several young gentlemen
i''a i''7a t1Ea were observed taking the back
: '''-% .o- tleir legitimate lodgings some only
p-'a'lF '27arrelled, and others, less fortunate,
'' victims Of sacrifice, in breeches, vests,
0''l1'iotl coats, aud gold watches This house
vas insured for $1,000. Loss small.
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tol- BESI. TuoMAs committed suicide at Alex
A@'i'a' Va, on the 18th INST. The Gazette, of
NA' plaee, in speaking of the melancholy oc-
'-,'s1ee, makes the following statement:
So. Thomas had been unwell for some time,
az &c has required constant care during
;.s Shoe time. On Thursday night, after hay
n w peeh Watched by friend until . o'clock, A.
~ nc was lett supposed to be sleeping, in care
=; = Ms Thomas. While Mrs. Thomas was doz-
- s't- Thomas escaped fIom the room, and
- 'o,'rd at clock, A. NJ in the cistern, where
= lla9 pFeeipitated himself, after having first
'-e INTO the kitchen of his dwelling, where
To-; .'t ms throat and gashcd each arm with two
t.i.e> lie bled proflsely in the kitchen, but
,.AsIps. possibly, that death would not cnsuc
I'm his wounds, he got into the cistern, which
~, ~ only about three feet Of water When
81 oy hiS friend, it was not supposed that he
s.iong enough to have left his bed without
J.. An N inquest was held on the body yesterday,
S"'oner Neale, and verdict rendered in nc.
-, ~. 11'e { With the abovessfacts
r- M / was Of taeiturn temperament, but
~ sesssntiy gave no evidence of any absIra-
,Sa, winch Is beliyed to have been caused by
I,..'aetei attack of dyspepsia.
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.S.,va aot upon the order of your going

Syn aot upon the order of your going,
B1t9uolce, to see the fnimitab!e, the fasci-
aitiqs M.s Maggie Mitchell. She appears to-
rigi'in tire2 Of her best pieces. On her open
i,sa;sit, Monday, she was greeted with good
~ and on Tuesday night the interest was
= E~pt up.
Il. series of brilliant entertainment pro-
tai tthe Athenscrm by Iessrs. Hnnchett x
1.5ai f,- the entertainment of our citizens,
e 3s-erriag Of liberal patronage, and no
=5tuiii recei9c it
'ae plays for Tonight are katy O'Sbeil,'
Young Scam" and Good for Nothing,
a.!r of which, Miss Mitchell will appear
ae prominent character To add to the at
g ion, w Donaelly will relate the me!ancho-
Z aai doleful tragedy of .'Villikens and his
hrnh,' III 4 manner peculiar to himself alone.
Psrsons wishing comfortable seats tonight,
ssaI 80 early, or else secure them this morn
s..
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THE SauL No7E LAw.-Thc Arlington Yir-
:fai,n says that his Honor, Judge Hopkins, in
the delivery of his charge to the Grand Jury in
ia, place On Monday last, instructed them to
z.ke grssentments for the violation of the Small
y,,s Lsr. afier reasonable notice of their inten-
5a lie confessed that he had violated the
IS. and SUGGESTED! that the jury should present
.rl rlk, an example of him. The jury, VIC
s,l:-,e, gave tbe people Till january to get rid
siiisr saiapIastcrs, after which they intend to
l-s.sat ali breeches of the law that may come
1t5Ir knoEleise.
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sra .for FlorB.-we have been using in our
sr an as,iclc of flour manufactured at the
,y-tr Mis- of L. Dudley 4 Co., Parkersburg,
r. s..i li:,i it the best Hour we have used since
70 ssrc lived in Wheeling. is made from
,-. white wheat, rises well, and makes white
s.L We can recommend this brand to our
esis IS very superior, 1t is for sale at the
,.,,.holse of Messrs. Doauc & Cowgirl, corner
j Vain snd Quincy Streets. and can he had no.
qis.e elsc in this city.
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Masonic DIRECTORY.

ObIo E,o6zo 10. fo1.->ieets At Na-oate nan.
MarLt aud Monroe streets tue set ana laird Non
lay eye1iars Of each mont. G. ". Scars, ". ~; AEe
dnGe,. Ia usGtiE, secreisTy.
wheeling Lodge no. 12s.-Meets as Eboyo on
the rst and Gd Thursday evenings Of each month r. H.
BErsz11xsEa, ". Il; S. n. Peurson. Secretary.
wheeling Union5 Chapter Ne. l9-Areets
above on the sse9a Monday evening OF each month We
Scorr H r.; s. IT. Pedrsos. secretaEy.
Wheeling RncamPRcnt No. I.-Mests IS
aboyeou the oarth Monday evening Of each MONTH ". j.
RATES, G. c., a. Loriagi Recorder
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SFcEnER MEETING

ROCHESTER, Sep. 23-The North American
Seccders met in Ibis city to-day, F. W. Walker
presiding. C. Edwards Lester read an address,
giving a history OF the North American party,
and the various intrigues with which it has had
to contend and recommending that Convention
overthrow of the Republicans The address
was adopted, after which the Convention took
a recess The Fillmore American Convention
had moi nrrnnize6 at noon.
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rpnM nnIIAnEI-pHIA

SErT. 2&.-At the sale of the Butler House
property this evening, Charles Henry Fisher
bought a corner for seTenty-i;ve thousand dol
lars. L. p Feetridge, proprietor of the Balm
of 4 thousand Flowers, bought the adjoining lot,
25 feet front, for thirty thousand dollars.
The United States Agricultural Society have
effected arrangements with the principal rail
roads to convey articles for the approaching ex-
hibition at half price.
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ws,.,Ta hat most terrific Storm passed
-. little hamlet of Pattonsvine. Scott Co,
Owe III -, the II h inst Itlasted but few
~ w.. .sluas only or 200 yards in breadth,
-...-,.,,rallins. 1t demolished the stable
sg- r9gate. killing msn by the name of
nd iaiurins another. The largest trees
-, -.rn up nv the roots, or twisted of, and
..... mi, tress in its path were destroyed.
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FRON I0STON.

SER. 23-A heavy rain storm now prevaiIs
here, and, extending far to the cast, has inter
rupted the receipt of the general news brought
by the Indian at Quebec. The same cause has
prevented the receipt Of dispatches from Hall
fax The Canada had not been signalled there
at the last adcices.
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nEAnAoHE ANp pEglL1TY

Mr. slIas Lscomb birmingham Savs-G have found in
BoeraVes remedy headache and debility. Ny
has used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr. Nicholson Pittsburgh, also says he leGPs as
riencrd Ucl relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS.
Il 0dE6erss TsstiHOay.-JacOb Rnskes, living in the
Holland settlement Of SheboyHan Wis saYs After suffering
the misery attending utter prosratou Of
and body Ihave been restoIed by using BOerhave's
litters, perfect heaitlt.i
remedy being in such high repute among
the uoaTders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New HOrkin fact
Holland settlement in the United StateSargueS in
its favor.
sTRENtygII AND HEALTH RESTORED
Mr. 1oha Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh on
the PENNSYLVANIA Canal says Whrn commenced taking
lioeshaycS Holland Bters could hardly Wais-now en-
ioE eXeeent heait!I.'
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Lowell. Mass.
The genuine article is sold by 49, m
ap27:6n
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Sold Out.

THE subscriber having sold Mezsrs. Shepard
Morgan, the Misunderstanding department c. his establish
ner opportunity tic return his sincere
thanks :or lie yery liberal patronage exteld to him, for
twenty years, and egs leave TO recommend to
as friends customers, his successors KNOW
IL: theta 10 experienced WoTEUeu AID in every way
worthy confidence patronage of the public have
10 teibi they will full satisfaction 10 all WHO may
favor them with tIeT custom. .-.,,,
aug 2-3n JOHN hSofE.
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Change of Schedule.
fSis35ESES 700 - g. EsE-tzssssZS
TnAssronrAzIos orElcE 3. { Q. R.

Central Ohio Railroad.
Until further noev, passengers for the @ train from
u Belair will depot O the T. u. railroad in
Wheeling O'Clock; nnd passengers Tor the 125 train
from Btiiar leave same place o'clock, Wheel
ing lime. THATCHER PEhhlNS,
w rgRRr. General Passenger Agent.
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AMERIcAN C0NYEN1ION.

RocnEsrEi., n. Y, Sept 28.-The Fillmore
American State Convention met this afternoon
ana nominated Erastus Brooks for Governor, by
exclamation.
Tie convention nominated Lyman odell for
Lieut.. Governor.
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ARRIVED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-The steamship
Kangaroo, from Liverpool, with dates to the 10Th
arrived in the Delaware river this evening, bu
will not reach the city before morning.
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FIRE.

MAcox, Ga, Sept. 23.-An extensive fire oc-
Cured here yesterday, destroying the Marine Il
Mechanics Bank, Washington Hall, and all on the
north side of the Hall, excepting the Bank of
Middle GEORGIA. The loss is heavy.
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-1pcHALL ALL RIGHT!
VI '.s,.r,orrntir Meeting.

meeting Of the friends Of Buchanan and
f4rtttl Ro.-srJy,s Eoek, Msr.haII county, o.
So -. u. s7th Of September.
l5.t.. c. ". Russell and o;her able speak
q IN ~, ,rt..at sat address lie people
r' ' arc respectfully invited to attend as an
tE'''- .,sussion viii there be presented and
80 -...sssrfi vii net ie' Il hide
+, l..
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Notice.
JOHN KNOTE.

TJAVISG sold out Saddle, Harness. and Trunk Hanu
IL featuring part OF my business, shah devote myself
or the exclusively the SaddleEy, Hardware and
Trimming business having, BY the change much more
greater facilities, and Icing the only ue IN inns
city, exclusively business, and long exPrT
rncr in connection with the Saddng BUSINESS
hone able entire satisfaction to all vino W!
favor me custom. Very thankful for te liberal
custom heretofore upon me, soci; Continuance
Of me same JOHN KSOTE,
! aur ISM Old Stand. 1873 Main Street.
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,.-,-, commenced on Monday the 22d inst,

-, commenced on Monday the 22d inst,
II y. IN. and brought With 1t winds 50
u, ,g-,,, 4. will impress all with the knowledge
' ming Heavy frosts are now of fire.
o : :. ,,.nrreacc on the hills back from the
% tr,. We believe. the immediate valley of
y 6l,isss yet free from these niPping yisi-
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srRENfyrH ANp HFALTH REsTORED.
wEAI,sEss or rtIE sroIAon ANp INp1GEsr1oN

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another great Cre s5cfsd By RoeTiIEs's Holland Bit
ters-The Witte living Holland Town.
SheboyEan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness AMI indigestion She lad been
under PHYSICIANS for time, but the disease
seemed battle his skill. She purchased Ho
land Ber office, which have given tone to her sto
mach, appetite aud strength returning, and FIRM
y believe that this another cure Effected by
medicine.
stil record many wonderful effected by
this remedy, hut await another opportunity. One
,Aing yO. rely upon what have published from
much coMunity and literally
:rue J. QUINTUS.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THE Chemistry and Medicine have been taxed
their produce this best, most perfect purEa-
that these which 10 excellence the
ordinary medicines, and they @ up
take powerful Their penetrating properties
vital activities Of the body, remove the Oh
They out the foul humors which breed ana grow as
temper stimulate sluggish disordered organs into their
natural action and inPart healthy tone 70 inc
whole Not gals do they cure the everyday COM
aints every boiA but also formidable and dangerous
diseases at have baled the best OF human SKILL While
Elects they the time in
diminished doses the safest and best physc that can DC en-
poyed children. Being they pleasant
to take; and being purely are
harm been made which surp7ss belief were
they Of such exalted position and
character forbid the suspicion OF uutrnh any emf
clergymen have lent their TO
tfy public the reliability Of remedies while others
have sent their conviction that my pre-.
The Agent below named pleased Furnish gratis
and the certificates Of their cures Of the following COM
plants -
Heartburn, Headache arising foul Stomach Nausea,
ndIgestiIn Morbid naciion Of the Bowels LAD pain arising
Diseases, which require evacuant Medicine
SoTorua. Kings Evil They ALSO by purifying the blood
supposed they could reach such Deafness,
Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous lFrtta6y De
complaints, arising from low state Of the body or OBJ
Structions Of its functions, ,
Do not be put by unprIncIplc dealers WITH other
pill they make profit Ask for ATEs FiLs, and
take Nothing else. No other hey can give You compares
sick want the there is for them, and they should
have Il.
Dr. James C. Aver,
PraeticaIRn Analytical Chemist,
PRICE 90 CTS PER FIVE BOXES FOR ii.
iAs genuine "'''S's . sou y A. c. coon co.
Andby all Druggists Wheeling and Deaersin Medicine
eve leFA
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Weather clear and cool.
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,r.s ;--rt .ttrntion to the advertisement Of
. ,l.,, Z Co.. dealers in Oils and Burning
5 I'd Glas. &c. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

SIR. a3.-Flour dull and unchanged, super
fine 5,T5. extra !, go Wheat, red lis, white
] ,25 Barley dull. Oats So. Whisky steady,
sales at 30 City packed and mess pork in de-
mand Sugar firm, sales at 9 1-2aI0. Coffee,
sales at IL 1-oal2 Ia Aiolasses firm, sales at
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MEDICAL.

a. i, S,oRTLTsT, EzSs cr.eA, Sew York, isss az
have used your PErTO7lt rnyFeif and my family
since you believe it the vst medicine for its
purpose put cut. With had cold Ishould
other reIIsdy.'' g.
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THENEW PRACTICE OF PROF. DEGRATH
=D EGRATH's- ELECTRIC OIL
INSTANTANEOUS CURE.

.CrNRERLGED, Nd, 4ug- 9, 1875
RheunaA for tie last sig weeks, and cond Nth difficulty
move my head Accidentally yent!ema1 who,
With application Of DeGraths Electric on to the part
aiete cured me Ia two minutes. The stiffness entirely
gone from M neck. Therefore, eheerfny
mend DeGrathis Electric on to every person addicted
would not be without It Il It cost &1Ga hottie.
ZAOoCKs BRASIiEAR.
nnstruIns.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN 4 CO., Bridge Corner.
Also, by LACGHL1NS' & BCSHFIELD,
as25 Monroe street.
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Hi kTaAM coNkLlN, NJ. D.

AMOS LEE, ESQ., MoxTEEEE, a., writes, Sd Of January
1886 had tedious IntGenER, which confined me in
weeks many medicines without relief hhAl-
ly tried your pEcTOAA b. the Adsiee Of cur clergyman
The rst dose relieved the throat and lungs
less than one hale the bottle made cupctey we'll Your
mcOcinCs the cheapest we'll the IS Ee buy
Doctor, and remedies as the poor
tnaI So rIrld
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YELLOW FEVER

4ELLOM FEVER.
N Y, Sept 23.-Three new cases of fever
reported at Relief Hospital, Fort Hamilton, and
death.
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FEVER Asp AGuE.

4 Gaze Of Gghf MONTH"; SIlIis2 Cared by BoeFhnueIs
RaRd Eittcrs-Mic!4el Kelly No III Grant, Smith
field says"LAst Jnly willie running the river, ON
cotton n.1t plying SatcCE and New OrleaRs,l
taken with FeTcr aud Ague, FoE eight long months
suffered with dTesdl disease. The OF this
tllnS Was unable work. spen; least hity dollars
different medicines but found permanent Relish
Three weeks ago. friends insisted upon try
InE 'Bceg1re's Holland BtsTs,' ssyg that cure ts0s
guaranteed. after trying for only week, must
state 1 was sound man. have been at VNFk for
two weeks. had OF te eh!us and fever
whatever"
certify the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orr z, Chester 5, Gethic Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-24

KID GLOVE CLEANER.
Important Discovery to the MISUNDERSTANDING
~ tirely New-JuStim Imported.
"joUTEN'S NOTORIOUS PREPAR4TIoSI'
for Instantly CLEASS0 KID GLOVES without the sShtsst
SMELL Rub small portion the glove and the dirt In
stantIy disappears-can Immediately aerWards-
pair Gloves. Price,
cents Try before uyfng An the Agents present.
ed eth an open bottle 70 prove Its operation AGrntS
coning money BY the unprecedented demand. More
wanted CONTENT. NrARY co. wholesale store,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS
I'll EOTPOC HENIISCEEN I2t)AIA
Ecdt Hollendseh Kruiden Bitters.

TNNS YEARS have elapsed sEre the Introduction Of this
valuable uleicnc into IL. UDitui States. During this
time It his saTse; asieersdk Popularity IS Remedy