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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-25
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Mon ts oneipnati Bnqursr.
-THEsGROWTH AND PROS
PECTS Oh TOLEDO.
Whoever has watched tho growth of lake
towns, especially Of GetelsldSnd Chicago, will
bcsmprsed that Toledo has been so backward
IN comparison With them. Situated at the up
per cad OF Lake Eiest the outletof the Wa
bash Miami Canals with fhcwhole Wabash
Valley behind it and all of Northern Indiana
and Northern Ohio on either side, Toledo Is, In
fact, one of the very best situated towns for
|eommerce and fnture growthim thelske eoun-s
Fty. Why then SIT not 4arserE The reasons
were sufficient, however unfortunate fer the
speculative fever Of 1885, She everybody run
mad, the M5duee River, from above Toledo to
the lake, Baslaid out m 4 succession of paper
towns. ineach one Of which lots were sold at
enormous prices
OF course, the not extend Ycr ten
miles IN length NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was that
efforfs,Rndp6pulSd6nenough to have begun IA
vorably a large city3IseEe scattered over the site
of q dozen towns. ThosTes6lt was q want of
concentration and afisconragsmentz6f Che set
tiers; eopneeted with sthfs1WcTe other dificul-
tics arising from the nonssetteInen Of the coun-
try aronnd. All these Obstacles arc now remov-
ed, and Toledo has commenced q career Of
growth and prosperity which promises to equal
that Of any of her sisters on the lake. =
he.following ara the exports of grain from
the three norris of Gldyeland Detroit andIoledO.
faribe vesrs 1sS5
ToIsdOs ps.ron. dsseiaad.
Wheat, bushels, 1;641,650 7S7ss30 5s6,99e
Corn 3,s6S,ea4 62g.ss5 S23,4oS
- -
Total, 5.505i5M 1,s67,T25 ss0,aD75
The of Toledo, ngrain, alreadyex-
cceds that Of any own Oh he lakes except
Chicago Besides'thc articles above cnumerat-
ed. Toledo exports immense quantities Of cattle.
HOGS. flour. whisky, wool, and various other
%articiess of domestic produce.
For'reasons wehayea iready given. The growth
Of The %population has B no means, kept mace
with that Of commerce. From tho following ia
ne. however. it vii. be seen md it is nowrapfd-
h. erowire z
insfs2o. 1000 inhabitants.
EInsis4o.a -, 1925 1asE.E e.
In 1870 o 8s19 h.
In 1s53 sa .7is' s5i8 =
In 1853, $4,000 "
PsSss.,.s - i s,.,-.t,.
5hssaStay tneIe q sMsm
nll5ne:sn m aon = = go sHSn =.
oP9laLion. nacT Aals
R Rs;1aon lsh sss.l niue nue. ao OiS Sar.i, go ess A 5. =
11!.t?s ~ s1ss - ~ $3.50 49, Ss2 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-25

"A PENfulRD BRRAIn+WhatIady orEeztlemau would re.
mntn under the curse Of dFAgrueable breath when by use
tng the" BALN or THoUsASp FIoWElS" asa denttfriee would
not onlv render II sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaE-
teri, Many persons do notknoE their breath Is bad, sand
the sahjeettssO delicate. their friends vii never. mention
II. Pour q single drop of,tie, aBalm'' on your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning. Ado cent hottie WI
last Gyear. aieSsg tal7 -. 90
a BRATIIECL CoNPLRxToEimny be easily acquired by using
The aBalm of thousand R1oEerS.H twill remove tan,pim
pies, and fceckles from the 6ttn, leaving 1t OF soft androsS-
ate hue. Wet atoEel, pour on tEo or three drops and wash
the face night aud morning.
SHAVING MADE EAgr.-Yet your. Ghaving.bruIh4 IN either
warm or cold water, pour on two or three dropSuB1lm Of a
Thousand FloEers rub the beard well sndf e SFlmat6 1
beautiful son lather much facilitating the operation Of shay.
Ing. Price only GnY cert. --..Esf5lfg 49,
eBA W.P. EETRIDGE Z CO.,
Franklin Square, WYcr
POr Gas BY I. 4. LOGAN & co. jsii-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-25

DUTCH hsFoe4Ep G4uae1sMIht surety pres
be.s three hundredand sixty-four churches, two
hundred and forty-eigm ministers, over thirty
Theological students, forty Thousand communi.
'cants, over two thousand six hundred Sabbath
scholars; amount contributed to BENEVOLENT OBJ
|iects last yeaS, about $4,000. There are thirty
classes, two Particular Synodss ard a General
HSvnod
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-25

e9y-The Maine Cultiyator says;-"when a
cucumber Is taken from the vines let itbe cut
with a knife,leaving about theeighth Of an inch
ofthe cucumber on the stem, then slit the stem
with knife from its ehdIto the vine, leaving q
small portion Of thecucumber on each division,
and on each. separate slit there will be a new
cucumber as largeas the first. Those wishing
to raisc.IargeS quantities Of THU. afticle{for pick
els, win dc, well tc7try the experiment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-25

JONI 4 BuREN-Ttis stated that John Van
Buren's sudden devotion to Southern men and
Southern rightsis explainedby his approaching
marriage with a young ladylfecentiY returned
from Europe. and now in New York-the only
childtof "a wealthy Senator of South Garolina,
recently deceased John viii thus become a large
STAKEHOLDER
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NV Eprs6opAL. CauFoa. HA1fsAx CouEu..

NV ErfscopAL cauRCH, HAuSAx Cousin
A new chuch by the name of Christ Church, in
Roanoke Parish; was conseerated bysthe&Bishop
OF 7Saturday, the Tth Of June Tho ReY;.ME.
sGfammer preached on the occasion. ThesRsY.
Mr. Clarke the ectoE5 and the Rev. Mr. Locke
andA Mr. Dame wefcin attendance The Bishop
followed the sermon with appropriate remarks.
|2CN CLRRsYiAx observation-disclosures
question was officially deeIaredin the afirma.
stiFef In the Courtof Queens Bench, Dublin, N6S.
EI6!Is65, fnithe casei6f Beamish g&aBeamish;
when the deetsion ofth6G ohfto a Mis irregular,
valid infringe skas delivered Judge
Champion, With the c6nctIrehe ofJpdee Per-
nm ndgddss Moore.
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MIR. FTLLMoRE woNnDB.

4r-9aaTrs1 atrnOl1lNE 1tfe
The N. Y. Express has a letter from Mr.. Fill
more, in awhiehihc expresses his determination
hottodeelius the nomination for the Presiden-
G ,eleBteonsequeIees beas thcymay. The Ex-
press thinks his chances, for election good and
Improving That journals over sahgdinc, and
think does not attach sufficient Importance
ito the Ego It blind" policy Of the party that
nominated Fremont. We mako an extract.
i've have the authority of a letter from Nil
lard Fillmore, received by tho last steamer from
Europe, Tor saying that HHder no -c~fFcatMgtaaees
seiH he decline tie nomination teHaeTed him
1t was made by his friends, accepted from his
friends, received without asking, acknowledged
without eodhtiNg the consequenccso of successor
defeat, and desiring to serve his country and to
ssaGert the progress oferrors HI. Fillmore writes
that nothing but the wishes Of those who gave
him thenomiuatiOnwil prompt him to withdraw
hfsfnanne.
Among his friends in and outof the Conyen-
4donwc Know of not one who makes, or who has
made, any such request ION the contrary all
such feel that IL the two men nowtin the field
withfevery prospect ofsuceess, (Air. Fremont is
wholly out os the iq1estion1 that Mr.. Ffllmore's
chances are nearly equal to-day, andFthatlin
si&ty1deys they will be vastly SUPERIOR to those
OF Mr, Buchanan. * S,us-
g ssThms assured, and with the tide completely
turned IN his favor for the last three days, there
viii be no Abatement of hope, heart or labor,
IN this lime 70 the end Of the canvass:
Tho fol1oWfhgis the extract above alludedyto
sfr6m Mt. Eillm6reis letter:
saais{ TesgsgeSt he 1ors shied bare been
asodt0s drtremG, from my course, they teb0Hy
mstdkSMH character. I T. true did not de-
sire az aoaaldti9Ny; bEtMga aHst asbesaRlGe
M6store TIE public By my tFisads, AID tAerS
t6eg sbahtd@ a. tsitsdrafEl
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FEnEowa DIRECTORY


FiREiafaa sferS Rnrsday
evening AZ TIE nan esEnerete 1aEkstr MensoS streets-
W.. INK, q
RranIltn Esdge No TSs-aestsa Is abaeeey
Monasy syenfnS. EI4a4E. 4 G.; Ffss Score
tay.
Wm. Tell ModEs No
n "wednesday e1se BSeExsods TssG.i RK.
Ressr, secret1Ey
WheeltnK 1odEc every Monday
Observation-Disclosures Market nasoainey STREETS. D..
u. HrsfnsSsG
PRlaIa Lodse 70 S2Sses as aPeys sssEy
Peasy sTsn Carr FEIsFS @sG StGR
EneRnpment Ne. 1s-aeets At the
ItG e6taEr aISrEet nj Monroe streets the Ffandatnd
FaeS,s0 exeninae !.
s ". PAn1So6SSsrbk.
Wm.AFsIH EEeampmentN Nc &S-Meet as
above The seosad snd H1s1 Tuesday evenings Of each
month. fJRss. HoErfS,1 Pf Bas Hefsgoroer,
Scribe. =
Ohio ledge No 101@Leess at Masonic Han,
conner Market and NenfessFsets the atst and ,tRtrd Non
day evening az saeh monfh. G. W. slaKrs, W. NJ Akes-
no5y LasnlfS 10 or
WheeItnr LedEeNe, 1ass-aleets as above on
theJFS and aid ThaFsaay eyeningre Leach month";
BRExrllkcEls ". NJ Psdssoa, Secretary.
W6eelfnS UnfpR ChnPter Ne. 19Iseets g
above on the seeosR MolaAy sysningo Of eaehnOnth- VIC.
Sc5rT, HIP sItsPsafsoa, Secretary.
Wheeling EneamPnient Mo- Me- as
Istson4hsJbss MpadSy eyening Of each month. WI.
BATS &C, eseosdeE-
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:. Y0U DESERHE CREDIT
FOR YOUR
ID LIS I

lpRofEssOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE u, 20
= doubt; The Esost wonderfni dt1eSyeEy .. tbs lge:et pro
inal color, cover the heste de hsl4 VIA neStI1rnF4z9t
lseroEulA aad other eutlue0ra e-<apt5otS, sscs4S fs5taSaad,
&C. ItHtieure, as BY magic. Eerveua CT psS.e6se-l had
the color Perfeeuy.an6theha sr Eon sAiI=S. . extseas OLE
The following Is from a dEstzSa.saet =sas.= o. tssmsa.
-.. s5sit'sz. P1ut, saa..y@,1 1856
SsSs IN Soso,Ls,..s ..-d ys-sss.s.a4.
cate. AFTER being bald for aieRe ts.e, s.G Elv.sE EIs9, ~
The half Ire ssssossttSesss Etant ard hsytsr 70 s.tSs : Es
mysellin the hands OF abaiher, and had ny;head rubbed
vel rubbed In, TIN the s6Gipt SaE Saiow. ThiSI TEnssts5 ave.
lrysmorning, and In three EGekS Che Young hsiFappesrsd
fnoE Thick, Gsek and StFonE-sSI and pissSiit 70 % ,hs
touch; whereas, bsforeiikEes hsrsh and wIry. rhat lttle
F1ys I still use your Restorative about twice q week, md
seaayof dhsasf hia zee saa hda re ssa sss 'aSt, 5d ssl s:vS S Ss, I lssS
hitherto any case where any persona hair WagreaIy benefit
sis ss M aeg Pi& q sss sstF Fs sSSsss is ss' ftsai th & s ssysf fPa 4 ss4ilT I
have ree9mnendea your pFepasasloato others, md Il area.
9hePeePIe ereknoWits Effects and have cohBdsnse "a it
Is neafE Exhausted, and daily fnqSiTiss are made sr ~,
Y0ideiesTe credit for your disseysFy; aud ], 10 one, re-
turn you my thanks for the beaedt ithas done me- for Icer.
talniy had %despaiFed. long ago, q eTer re4ecdag any such
result. = E Your, hastay'5 a, posn
r~rn9epesa4 ksistss g sgSR 8. Paul.
me undorsiEpcd. Rev. j. &. BraH,i Is a minister In +eru.
lar standing, and Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, 1t Brook.
HtAat le u kGnuendAu OF ETeAt tQunGnGe,
GhdGhiVCrsaly beloved.
wI. DYER.
BReoxEIp, JsHuaEy1s, 1855.
DIR Sms Having made trial Of your HAIR
has ssea e%1eslisntla d 4sao wi iaaaiam n sSs' d lsai 1s s4 sSS
. eonstant Tendency to itehtngi EnhEheh I have Been trou-
bic dffom my childhood up; and has Gf3o restoraa mp hair,
EhiSh Easbeeoming EraE1 70 It's original color. 1have used
no other article, with Anything MIr, the same pleasrre OF
profit. Your, truly,
nfMs4ket slsstsa Torn.
DEAR sIRs-I AhadotnE4 an extenEtve travel In the West
and ntaEestEEas tatss g general agent for adams 1fner-
4so9tgnHsntof PROFESSOR WOODS REsFoRATTvESaS
j feel that can lntrod1ef " n many pieces where Il Il not
knoEn, g ny had e 9 ltEtag tssttaPny ofAq inEnlnaRle
fortyyeaf1 Old. and my hair Bhs GlnpEtsWhltes bat amer
using three half pint bottles, my hair q Is btSntfnI auburn
1sit We. a SiSteep. and much impsqyed In apPerEanee and
4 alsqlid ReE i4dfo 6f
respectfpuy
sFzcfG- e
o Q 8oop 90 p~repEastas. sa nsoadSs1, NsT.Es4
IA E6rkef lt.,SG.Io
: lot saletn WhGfhht b.
fSnsSss IA
TN oGAN { co.
9s HF.dfe cath4.
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TO
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,

50 w .8
VIII be given TO any artist in Virginia who viii exhibit
twelve pEtuFeS, viz: six a5r0types and six Ddpherrotypss
Of s7l11 sstrn to twelve which Mr.. Adam win select from
Ms cohesion. Hehas opened anew Gallery over Rorb's Jew
Ielrystore, lSs Main St, with a skylIyht aFrangedionthc most
approved prtneipIes, which cannot be equaled unless simi-
lls4Iy EituEssd fronting onthe river With rooms easy of Ae-
CO.'S, Ie=Ee, and well arranged, with every convenience for
EHsztns hrst!elass Ptctpseso every style and Hlze. Heis
|kEppyt0 esthathe Willbea lststedb by SIrsJANIsoADT
.hsBsI.ss EhoHade the pictures that were IN arded the high
est premium, s GoldAedal, at the last fair OF the american
fredericksburg Garden New Y6rE, also thsoatyPremiInt
e.7arsGa far Dagusrreotgpe atlhe. Worlds Eatr at Parts.
.S=. "A. hasrseeyeafes4aeda andet9lt diploma for the
best ssaerreaypsEexhbtt At dlRerent fairsIn the United
Ea.sy, which fully attest TO their superiority andhaYins been
heEefe3 Wnh 5hrgs proportion Of the business in wheeling
tie past year he expeets With Increased facilities not only to
sstasabase enlarge The number Of his patrons, more especial
Is he relies on the atrhSttoa,s OF his reductions raths
e. thaarn display of furniture. HBrotgpe either on single
OF ao=51 ssasa Dagsperotypcs plain or eoiored equal to
painting on Ivory. Photographs from the lowest prices up to
shy dollars. Our Light being made of French Plate Glass
sad being unobstructed6y other buildtpSs, pictures can be
made from sunyise to sunstt. Pictures Of chIldren taSsnfT
fundamentally from pa. AI!to3 ]. Al. YetthA lishtis so soft
and mild that petaens With weak eyes can sitby 1t with per-
feet case. Cloudy days as good as any by this light. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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M47RrNoSrAI ExcntseF;-Thirty odd cou-
pies Just noosed were atniagara within q week
1.-THE International, Cataract, and other houses-
Washington is sthe exchange in winter; Niaga-
ra in early summer, Saratoga aud Newportanon.
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DE, 81. Hedges,

=-=IEZ-t
FEVER Is AGUE ANNIHILAToRs
FHgERiand Asue, ohnls and Fever, Dumb Asae, or:ans
form Of Intermittent Fever, whether recent or oflensstanet
ing, Is speedily, safely, and aeGeetpally cursdEby the use d
Or. ]. Hedges Annihilator. -ebsi-
This preparation Is entirely free from nl metallic poison.
such as Arsenic or Mercury, but is Compounded from eS-
tracts purely vegetable. Its . certain SAFE and eaicacioas
remedy, and can be taken in ailkinds Of weather: The Pro4
prietcr has used The articleinhis own private. practice fOz
several years, and In no case has It failed to eEectssa perfee,
cure when the directions have been followed. In no possi1
Bile WayIcanit ipjure the system, butts adapted to all ages,
sexes and constitutions: Il can be given to the infant of =
month old With as much safety as 70 the adult, and can be
kept in any climate. lit needs no ~encomium; olOnS array
of testimony, to herald its efficacy. Its mertlles within It.
self-and to The Invalid t win prove OF more value than an
octave volume of certificates. q
Prepared only the PrOprletoEa at stanhope, y. j., and
never genuine without his slgnatureag - Fa1qJ
For sal, Wholesale and retail. by a. {. GooD& Co, Drug
gists, Wheeling, Va, and BY Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United stasessa5eH "a 0l5sS as
W: H.. DEcAstP. Generaltw RolssaleA
foEthe55 western States,
my7:6m ~ IS CORTLAND ST., New York.
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PR NJ o n r
BIZ Il.
CSFtdm

! sc %sseiSls EQUAL CHANCES.
~ Missouri. .!.......A ..t.. 9
y
1Eag aa5sa WrT EErluH Trs rs rEdF+2 F4aar-r I
AS DIP LrE VINO.
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Lots numbered o, 8. {, :, g. IS and Q in square 81, and
8,4,6, 6, 6, 8, no. II, 1871 and II in Square 81, In Duenl
Vista Addition; and Lots ], 2, &, 5, II, IL, Il, is and g IN tbs
ohufehill5No.1 AdditIon; and Lots6 In Square 2, and ID
square q, Of the ohurehilll Addition No. 9 to the City Of
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An the out:Lots as laid out By The uanderstSnsd, aud nov
remaining nnsold, and lying on the west side Of WheeIInr
Hnl, on the land known AZ the Colts Farm. These lots have
zach an entrance from Monroe or High streets, and extend
back to GrandyieR street; they have a fertile sou. are
Beautifully located, and contain each from Two TO Thrss
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aAllthoSe very valuable Stone QnarTies lying on Fulton
and Lind streets on the, cas-, side Of Wheeling lIul, which
will be 4old in six parcels, each with a front Of sufficient
| size for uunrFyingfo ndTantaRe.
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buggy and Harness for Sale.

rIsID subscriber has one, geedRuSy and set Of Harness,
IL which he Hishesto sell. SIX months credit WHO CIV.
For Information inquire Of the Subscriber, or at William
st 5ss4ass ehe n9ess, j. II. nuRSs.
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Thus, its march is onward; and like other
towns, which have become cities, it will soon
loom up withtoweringss piresan docks and
great depots,i the mart of commerce, navigation,
enterprise and industry,sittin among the Queens
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@aa--ET AIS rFs-.H|r
AsnanfraetIon Of land extending from the rear Of The
Lots In Square %, Buenn Vista, to High street extended, and
being about 1qs feet by sc.
SALE to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, aud terms made
known at time Of sale.f;aat .t
FRANCIS n ARMSTRONG, TruAtee
mS31 - e. of Emiy A TanR
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800 Publio Sale of TT

u NHEnnderSigned EII, On WEDNESDAY the q5th d,r1
" june next psosSeItos attpdbIe Auction, al iksiSOs
door OF 1ietCoutt House OF Ohio county, an TIE ICoSI NOV
held by him, In trust, in Whseling Hill IvlaE north and ,cgttS
Of that and worked by Philip sntton. This Coal priv.
'lege tSsnpposed ocoTer q space Of from Thirty 10 Thirty.
hve AereS which has never been Forkel, beSiaeS n lsFS,
amount inthe.old works,a Considerable portion Of which
eau be got. "a ul5cient quantity GT ground for entrrS
platforms, &c. viii be sold with the seal aud It ETl Slsob be
oasredi In I've OF morn parcels. To PresOns disposed to ta.
Ing more eonysnient for city delivery than ans other IN lie
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ansa ~sE4soNABIE II

PILES, neglected, often prove, fatal, leads 70 eOnsumrF
tion; anoint the parts three times Asdaye With. DALEY
Insert te "Pie Springer flsd With Extractor, iaRdEradut
ally discharge 1t AZ the syringe Is Withdrawn. 1t neve i
fails to cure cases OF any age or yirulense, nor TO Civ =
entire easetnstsnuS = an t~fsdpshily curing by one aPpr
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YEB nIAD1ES
DLACK and coIored KID Gloves Isl
ID SSilcAIftts, GauntIgis, eoloTea sIk ulsTe.
Also=AlArgr stock OF uosery. - we've
mysi Book / VARIETY sore:
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PEM EOR AL so n
DEW NO. g, in the Second Pres6yteFiRn Church, Is OF
1 ed for sale. It VIII be sold FOR the Benefit OF the P0nI
pf @yfssf Church ElaelFs rios n g. ou1BERrsOs.
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TIC ealeGlat6rs are At work already upon the
Presidential Election. An 'old line Wing" in
whose estimates and predictions VIC have seve=
raj times had reason to rely, sends us the fol.
lowing communication, with his table of the
probable votes of the States:
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NHw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PowdarIEPov1der

PowderI Powder
ir REILLY has eonstantlFi In msgaEines ssupply#
Nh Dup6nt sapeEior Rtaes SPORTING In S4nnistersE
Hf6StfnE ION for rSSkRnd coal, which a ~ eittefb
4heqaSn.ty II Sinse paekasS aslcWesitcanbshadiaths
RsaFSaa4s Sa4aeters and others using lars g~aantitIsss
E%ff d6 WefftoleaHka= ~ A
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger THAN Fiction!

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-25

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-25

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-25

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Very trpiyyOur friend, JOHN TYLER.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-25

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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-17

Hest side of the Public Square, opposite the
Court House.
DALEY & NENINS are Just receiving n
ID large addition to their stock of Provisions Groceries,
Yankee Notions, Toys Fruit, Confectionery, &C., which
will he sold wholesale of retail for cash in exhange
most kinds of country produce at prices that cannot fail
to suit purchasers Consumers country dealers would
do well to call and examine stock and prices.
GROCERIES.
Black and Green Tea, Rio and Java Coffee, Chocolate
Cocoa Sngar, Moasses, Syrup, Ginger, Pepper Spice,
Cloves nutmegs Mace cinnamon Ground Mustard Pepper
Sauce Soda Saeraus Cream Tartar, Sperm and Tallow
Candles, Bar Soap, Vinegar, Starch, &c.
PROVISIONS.
Flour Buekwheat Flour, Rye Flour, Corn Meal. Feed
Pork, Hams Shoulders, Mackerel, Goldfish Shad, Lake
Trout, Pckeled and Smoked Herring Cheese Rice Beans
Onions, Potatoes, Butter, Lard, Crackers, &c. &c.
FRUIT.
Prunes, Citron, Figs, Eng Currants, Raisns Lem
ons and Oranges, Green andDried Apples and Peaches
Almonds, Pecan nuts Prazil nuts, Grenohe and Madeira
Wanuts Fibers Pea nuts, Chestnuts Hickory nuts
GERMAN, FRENCH and AMERICAN TOYS, FANCY Goops
&c-Boys' Sleighs, Tin Wagons China, Pewter Il Wood
Tea Sets Dolls, Trmpets. Toy Guns, Accordans, Har-
monieas, Glass Paper and Wood Inlad Work Baxes and
Toilet Cases, Toy Bureaus Secretaries &C. Pearl livery,
Paper Mache and Leather Port Monaes Wallets Purses
Ivory Horn and Wood Pocket and Toilet Combs Tobac-
co and Snuff Boxes Cigar Cases. Tooth Hair and Cloth
Brushes, Fancy Mirrors, Perfnmery Hair Oil, &c.
Fools CAP, Letter, Commercial Note and Bath Post
Paper Envelopes, Waters Scaling Wax, Ink lnkstands
Wafer Cups Sand Boxes, Penholders Pens Wafer scales
&c. &c.
TABLE AND DAIRY SALT, Salina and Rock Salt and
Cayuga Ground Plaster. BAILEY & NEVINS.
TOwanda November 26, 1896.